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If you're planning to shop this fall for a private medical insurance policy to cover yourself or your family next year, take care. Don't give out your Social Security number or any personal account numbers, especially if you're not sure you're dealing with a secure source. And that goes for whether you shop on — or off — Oklahoma's new federally-run online health insurance marketplace, for which enrollment opens Oct. 1.
Take care in shopping Oklahoma's new online health insurance marketplace
About a month ago, Larry Gundlach of Oklahoma Business Insurors surfed for private insurance on the online search engine Google.com. He purposefully clicked on a Blue Cross and Blue Shield link that he knew wasn't the carrier's home website. He supplied his name, email and phone, and, within a few hours, had a call from one of the many insurance agents who sells Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage.
When Gundlach explained that he only was doing research, he was told that he'd be put on a Do Not Call List, but he got calls for weeks afterward and still is getting emails. The most recent read: "Good news: you're approved," which is misleading in itself because come Jan. 1, everyone is approved.
Under new health reform laws, insurers — starting in 2014 — can't deny people medical coverage based on any illnesses or health conditions they may have. Also, beginning next year, most residents — by law — must have health insurance or pay penalty taxes on their 2014 tax returns.
In Sunday's editions of The Oklahoman, medical reporter Jaclyn Cosgrove and I will explain how the new marketplace may help you.
Any Oklahoma resident is welcome to shop in it, and individuals who have incomes between 100 percent and 400 percent of the federal poverty level ($11,490 to $23,550, or $31,322 to $94,200 for families of four) will be eligible for variable subsidies, depending on income and family size. For example, starting in January, a resident who qualifies for discounts might pay monthly insurance premiums of $200 versus $400, and the federal government would pay the insurance carrier the remainder.
According to a report by Oklahoma Watch, which The Oklahoman published Sept. 14, five insurance companies will offer plans in the state's individual marketplace.
Before subsidies, most monthly premiums will cost between $200 and $700, based on consumers' ages, tobacco use and where they live in the state, Oklahoma Watch reported. Regardless, the most any consumer in the exchange would pay per year is $6,350, counting deductibles and doctor's office and hospital co-pays.
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To preregister for, or get more information about Oklahoma's new federally-run health insurance marketplace, visit www.HealthCare.gov (the only official site) or call (800) 318-2596. Devices for the hearing impaired can use (855) 889-4325.


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The Pittsburgh Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums is a service band open to all sworn Law Enforcement Officers, active or retired. We are the official band for the Pittsburgh Police Emerald Society.
The Pittsburgh Police Pipes and Drums was formed in April 2001 after realizing there was a need for a fitting tribute for those in the law enforcement community who have paid the supreme sacrifice. The band has been honored to participate in many funeral services to honor public safety workers in and around the City of Pittsburgh.
We are actively recruiting current and retired Law Enforcement Officers to join our band. We also have positions open for experienced civilian pipers and drummers. Pipe and drum lessons are available.
See where the band will be playing near you soon. We also play at weddings, funerals and various other events.

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Netbackup Media servergoes Offline to Master Server
I have a Netbackup 6.5.4 media server running on Windows 2003 Enterprise. The master server is the same level running the same OS. The media server keeps showing offline to the master server. When I check the services on the media server, they are all up. All of the tape devices are seen by the OS of the media server. If I recycle the services on the media server, it still shows offline to the master. However, if I run vmoprcmd-activate_host -h <host name>, it comes back online. Seems like a problem in the EMM data base. Any help would be appreciated
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1) You are running an an unsupported version. 6.x has been decommissioned since last OCT.
2) If you must remain at 6.5 , patch up to 6.5.6 - http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH129076
3) Confirm anti virus has exceptions for Netbackup on the Master and Media server.
For more info Please see :
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH74757 -
NetBackup Product Lifecycle and End of Support Life (EOSL)
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH59978 - Master NetBackup Compatibility Lists
I agree with Dyneshia - you need to upgrade.
In the meantime, EMM "heartbeat" polling to media servers can be configured with "SCAN_HOST_STATUS_INTERVAL" .
See http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH70827
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows
Handy NBU Links
Hello All,
Is ther any ready made scan or exception policy for Netbackup servers which I can assign to my servers OR do I have to create all manually?
Check the network connection between the two servers are good. Let a 8KB ping run for 24hours and see how many % of packages that are lost.
Does the Windows Even log show any clues what the media server is going to offline state ?
Assumption is the mother of all mess ups.
If this post answered your'e qustion - Please mark as a soloution.
I had similar problem runnin 7.x and one of the solution could be:
1) EMM database issue, restart matser server completely
2) licences issue on media server, verify the licenses on your media server
3) nbu processes on media server not 'properly' started, please restart the media server completely
Nathan Mike
Senior System Engineer
LPI1-C and CLA-11 Novell Certified Linux Administrator
Were you able to :
1) upgrade to 6.5.6
2) make exceptions for NBU in anti-virus
3) configure SCAN_HOST_STATUS_INTERVAL
4) Check the event viewer
5) restart Master and media server NBU services
( be sure to run bpps or bpps -x and confrim everything is stopped so you get a clean start )
Thanks The issue wa actually a name resolution problem. Someone had commented out the host name of the media server in the hosts file. Uncommented it, and the media server stayed connected. There is DNS at this site, but NBU is unable to do reverse name lookup. nslookup worked by host name, but not by IP address. That caussed the situation. While the hosts name entry is a work around, I am trying to get the nslookup tables synchronized
Thanks again


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Rahul Gandhi to hold road show in Uttar Pradesh
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi arrives here Friday on a two-day visit to Uttar Pradesh and will hold a road show in the state.
The Gandhi scion will land at the Amausi airport here after which he will interact with a group of editors at a five-star hotel and then hold a road show in the city.
He is later scheduled to go to Barabanki, on the outskirts of the state capital and offer prayers at Deva Sharif, Congress leader P.L. Punia told IANS.
"He (Rahul Gandhi) is a leader who is very popular with youngsters and the people in my parliamentary constituency are looking forward to this visit," he added.
Gandhi is also scheduled to meet 'aanganwadi' workers and cooks of mid-day meals at Chinhat in Lucknow.
Rahul will fly to Mirzapur March 1 and will address a public rally and will then drive to Varanasi where he will hold a meeting with rickshaw pullers.
The two-day road show comes after a gap of almost two years.
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Scouting Video: Dylan Manwaring, 3B, Horseheads (NY) HS (2013 Draft)
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
February 28, 2013
Dylan Manwaring is a guy who clearly has some size, strength, pro background and potentially pro aptitude. So those are very nice building blocks.
I did like him at the Area Codes. My main questions in the future, knowing I probably won't see him again for a while, centered around how much consistent contact and can he move enough defensively to take advantage of the arm, no matter where he plays. Obviously in the BP film there was some quickness and explosiveness, though I can't say I love the ankle trigger. A minor detail. Scout love to give sons of players many, many, many benefits of the doubt. Sometimes it's warranted and sometimes it's not. But in this case, because of the size, strength and quickness, the way the ball jumped off the bat, I could go with following this guy.
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Devils' penalty kill is struggling
Pat Pickens
A strong penalty kill has always been a hallmark of the New Jersey Devils success.
And a year ago, the Devils had arguably the greatest penalty-kill of all time.
The Devils killed an NHL-record 89.6 percent of power plays against and scored 15 shorthanded goals. New Jersey surrendered just 27 man-advantage goals a year ago.
Yet, through just 16 games of 2013, the Devils penalty kill has been an
outright disaster.
Sure, New Jersey is 9-3-4 through the abbreviated-season's first third. But New Jersey's stance as an Eastern Conference power– and perhaps even a playoff team– could quickly dissipate if the Devils can't kill penalties.
New Jersey's PK entered Monday's game with Ottawa with the 20th-ranked PK in the NHL, killing just 80 percent of its man-down situations. The Devils have allowed power-play goals in five of their last six games– eight power-play goals against in that spell– surrendering three in their 5-1 loss on Long Island Saturday night.
Perhaps last year's postseason was a precursor to New Jersey's penalty-killing problems. The Devils made Florida's power play look downright dominant in round one, and that was just the beginning of their nightmares. New Jersey killed just 73.2 percent of power plays against last postseason– and many diehards will also recall the Kings' three PP goals on Steve Bernier's boarding major, which doomed New Jersey's Stanley Cup chances in game six last June.
Whatever the reason, those failings have carried over to this year. The Islanders have been the Devils' staunchest adversary, potting seven of the Devils' 14 power-play goals against in four games thus far. Loyalists could point to the Isles' standing as No. 2 PP in the entire sport, but a cynic could make the case that they're getting fat off New Jersey's PK failings.
One also could make the case that taking unnecessary penalties– like Bryce Salvador's in the second period Saturday– leads to more power play chances. True. But taking penalties is an inevitability, and New Jersey simply must be better on its kill.
The Devils killed all four PPs they faced in their 2-1 shootout loss to the shorthanded Senators Monday. Maybe that's a start.
Pat Pickens is a New Jersey native and lifelong Devils fan. Follow him on Twitter here.


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Warwick Factory: Birth of a Thumb
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i love it!!! great job
I'm flagging this for pornographic content.
This is sad … talent bilders are not necessary anymore …
What's the point of a 5 axis router in this case? All I saw was straight
cuts a 3 axis could've handled perfectly
Interesting, but soulless. The machine will never replace the warmth hands
of the master.
I want a machine like that at my house!!
The best basses. Just awesome.
I want that machine!
Great basses for studio but the neck dive and weight makes these basses a
very difficult choice for live performances. Hell the weight wouldn't be an
issue if not the for the neck dive. Having to hold up the neck while
playing gets old real quick.
Did you see the precision that was taking place on that body? When it's
done that well on a very fine piece of tone wood it's fine with me. All
"handmade" does is add bucks to the retail price. I've been playing a
Corvette Standard for years. I'm sure made very much in the same way & it's
been a wonderful bass, & I know what I'm doin'. Peace!
man I wish I could make my own basses on a cnc router like that! betya its
impossible to get that design!
Thise music is nice stuff Can anyone tell me which musician makes similar
music ? thanks
Here come the curves 1:43!!!!
Just got one of these beauties. 1995 model. What a stunning sounding
instrument.. punch like no other. Not the most physically 'comfortable'
instrument I've owned, but it's more than worth it, I believe its ok to
have to work a little to get what you want with an instrument, its a
compromise..like a relationship with it. Fantastic video!
@TheSmooshster i own a sandberg from germany..and it smashes a warwick into
the ground. and it costs 1600€ for a custom made and handmade bass.. so..
yeah.. warwick is not the only bass manufacture from germany..
Scroll back up and watch the video!!!!!
What happend.?
Use of CNC is no less handmade than complaining that a motor was spinning
the blade of a tablesaw rather than it being cranked by hand. It's all a
matter of degrees
Wow, that was a great watch, there's a reason I play Warwicks and I think I
just found out why. I'm going to sell my streamer stage 2 and get a thumb.
the piece of wood was thick enough to make two of these
Hey Mr Warwick i would like to get a custom bass done by you guy's but i'm
in the uk can't find out the price or who to contact? Please help
lol. smashes a warwick into the ground? lol. no.
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So how do you get this job, out of all the other models out there?
They asked to see me. I don't know how they…they must have seen me somewhere. I've been around for a while. So they asked to see me. I went in and met everybody in the office and we really made a connection. They're such sweet people. I was just estatic. It's really a huge honor for a model, because they're not just featuring you, it's your personality. It's the whole package. That's what they're looking for. I don't know! I got lucky, I guess.
I read that you're one of the few supermodels that will actually do nude shoots.
I…well…yeah. I'm comfortable with myself and my body. And I'm not doing anything…anything that I'm uncomfortable with. It's always very tasteful, and it's really about the art. I'm really into photography. I love it, and some of my favorite photographers take really amazing nude pictures. And it really comes down to the art. It's not really provocative or anything like that. It's just beauty…on it's own. But that's all it is. For me, it's about art, and I'll only put myself in that position if I'm 100 percent comfortable, and I trust the photographer and I trust the situation, but I can be really comfortable if I know the pictures are going to be beautiful. I'm not afraid to say that.
I wasn't trying to imply that you should have been. But as you become more well-known, as you surely will be after this issue, do you see yourself doing more nude work later? Or maybe pull a Brooklyn and try a couple movies? You're based in LA, after all.
I am! The acting is kinda in my blood. I would love to dabble in different things. I've done a few commercials and a few small roles so…I don't know. I think it'd be fun to just experiment and see where it takes me, but I'm really happy with where I am, and really happy to be working with Sports Illustrated.
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High court overturns Illinois pension reform law
The Illinois Supreme Court on Friday struck down a 2013 pension reform law that sought to fix the stae's employee pension crisis. The high court ruling forces the state to find another way to deal with the pension issue and other financial challenges the state faces.
Senate Appropriations II Committee hears NIU testimony
Northern Illinois University President Doug Baker led an NIU delegation of seven administrators and students to the state capitol Thursday to provide testimony regarding the fiscal year 2016 state budget.
Tuition waiver targeted in bill
Illinois lawmaker Jack Franks, D-Woodstock, is proposing that the state do away with tuition breaks for children of employees at public universities.
Rauner says budget 'last, best chance' to get state's house in order
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner shared details of his first budget proposal during a Wednesday afternoon address in the state capitol, and he called for steep cuts, including a 31.5 percent cut in state public university appropriations, according to the budget detail.
President Baker statement on Rauner budget proposal
Gov. Rauner today in his budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2016 has included a significant reduction in the state's higher education appropriation. While the magnitude of his proposal is certainly of concern to us and greater than we had hoped, it is important to note that this is the beginning of a legislative process that will play out over the next few months.
Rauner: 'Competitiveness our watchword'
"Our agenda must be about empowerment, about empowering the people of Illinois to control their futures," Governor Rauner said in outlining his first-year agenda during Wednesday's annual Illinois State of the State Address to lawmakers at the state capitol.
Rauner: We all must shake up our old ways of thinking
Bruce Rauner officially took the helm of Illinois Monday, Jan. 12, as the state's 42nd governor.
Rauner, 57, said he's getting ready to work toward getting Illinois back on track but warns it's going to take some sacrifices.


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John Berger believes that energy prices could begin to increase dramatically and when they do many people will be faced with unexpectedly high energy bills, just like those hit by the sub-prime mortgage crisis.
"The problem is that energy, whether we use it to fill up our cars or whether we use it to light our homes or cool and heat our homes in the form of electric bills, is something that we have to pay."
Berger says if energy costs double or triple you have no chose but to pay them. He says the solution is to make an important decision.
"I'm going to cut my exposure to the utility. I'm going to cut my utility bill down through energy efficiency, though insulation and upgrading of air conditioning, weatherization, monitoring. And then I could take it even further and I'm going to buy solar. And I'm going to put it on my house and cut that bill even further."
He says not using a kilowatt hour of electricity is better than just paying less for it. Berger is betting more of us will make these decisions. His company Standard Renewable Energy is a one stop shop for cutting energy use. It does everything from energy audits and monitoring to air
conditioning upgrades and solar panels.
John Berger also thinks that businesses like his are just what Houston needs, because it's losing its energy profile.
"I can only imagine that the city of Detroit, back in the 50's when somebody said that General Motors is going to get bailed out in 2008 to the tune of several billion dollars by the government, and told in early 2009 that they were going to go bankrupt, that nobody would believe you. It's impossible."
But he says people and companies are beginning to leave here, just as they did in Detroit several decades ago.ξ Energy executives who once lived in Houston are living overseas.
"The people of Transocean, the executives there, they go to the Geneva grocery store not the Houston grocery store now, and that's a material change. And so we've hollowed out the bottom, the people who actually get the work done, the men and women who go on the rigs because production isn't done here any more. We're hollowing out the top and the only thing we have left is the middle, the huge amount of engineers, project managers and so forth. When I look at that I think, why couldn't those project managers exist in Bahrain, China, India. We've got to be careful; I mean it's going to happen."
John Berger thinks his company and other renewable energy concerns can help individuals cut energy costs now even as they will help the area's economy grow even larger in the future.


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Article 1, Section 1 of the Constitution clearly states: "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives."
Is this difficult to understand? Is the meaning not crystal clear? Do the miserable excuses for legislators who make up our current Congress have any concept of how they have abused and ignored their oaths of office?
Mr. Obama also swore the same oath.
I understand the words written above to mean than the powers given to Congress are delineated so plain and simple that very little doubt can be as to the restrictions placed upon the Congress.
I will admit that a few of that select group do make an effort to adhere to the principles and intent of our Constitution.
So few that their voices are all but silenced by the outrageous noise made by those who continue to violate their oath.
Congress has the bank book. Mr. Obama's misguided legislative actions and total disregard for the Constitution could be stopped in midstream if Congress would stop approving the bad checks he keeps on asking to be written.
Another 10 years of the continuation of our present path will make our debt and GDP about the same. Not a comforting thought, is it?
God, hard work, individualism, and limited government, and working within the confines of the Constitution can save us. I hope and pray that enough of us still exist to overcome this mess we are in and return America to the greatness and pride we once felt as Americans with a future for the little ones.
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"The MSDDA is hopeful that the business owners in the district understand the value of the PSD," Kollewehr said.
The PSD is a local funding mechanism that can be used to support a variety of services within the district.
The intent of Grand Haven's PSD would be to fund activities related to business improvement through marketing and promotions in a unified and equitable way.
Some of the PSD activities would include promotion through various media outlets, implementation of a new downtown brand, improved directional signs and kiosks, direct mail items, and the creation and expansion of special events.
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Right now, we're less than two years away from a Batman and Superman team-up, the kind of geeky synergy that many thought would never happen. Because it's not like DC hasn't tried it before.
The tentatively titled "Batman Vs. Superman" is the second attempt at that specific team, but there was another project in 2007 that would have brought together the entire Justice League, something that still might be years down the road for this current "Man of Steel" iteration.
That version was to be directed by "Mad Max" mastermind George Miller, and it was set to star Armie Hammer as Batman, Megan Gale as Wonder Woman, D.J. Cotrona as Superman, Adam Brody as The Flash, and Common as John Stewart.
The script for that project has recently leaked online (via Superhero Movie News), and it provides an interesting look into an alternate universe where that project didn't fall apart in the development phase.


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continued Within the past few weeks some local residents have placed signs in their yards and the village board unanimously agreed to allow a sign to be placed on the Lakeland Park fence at the end of Albany Street and waive the usual 10-day time limit. The sign will be up until the contest voting ends Feb. 25.
"We're still fighting hard and going to give run for their money," Wheeler said as the contest enters its final week of voting. "It's a tremendous honor for the community to be so close and in the running to be named the 'Coolest Small Town in America.'"
Cazenovia has gotten within two percentage points of Berlin's lead, but, as of press time, Berlin had extended their lead to 4 percentage points.
And just as in Cazenovia, Berlin residents are fired up and working diligently to maintain their voting edge.
"They really, really want to win this thing," Phil Jacobs, editor of the Bayside Gazette, Berlin's weekly newspaper, told the Cazenovia Republican. "The town has a little inferiority complex, always in the shadow of Ocean City, and now here we are, we might be voted the 'coolest small town' … the mayor can't get the smile off his face; he thinks it's so great."
Jacobs said everyone in and around Berlin has been excited and talking about Budget Travel contest, urging people to vote and putting up signs around the town. "There's been a ton of participation," he said.
The Bayside Gazette published an article on Feb. 13 titled, "Berlin going all out to tally votes needed to be the 'coolest,'" which related how Berlin — and residents of the state, including the governor — are rallying around the town to complete its victory.
Mayor Williams told the Gazette after last week's town council meeting that Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley made mention of Berlin's "cool status" at a recent Maryland Mayors Conference, and all the mayors of other towns in the state congratulated him and said they would all urge their residents to vote for Berlin as well.
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Policies and investments to support emerging clean energy technology are a cornerstone of the Energy Department's work to advance the energy economy of tomorrow.
Thanks to decades of these policies and investments, the clean energy future has already arrived for four key technologies: wind turbines, solar panels, electric vehicles and LED light bulbs, each of which has seen drops in cost and growth in consumer demand over the past four years.
Revolution Now: The Future Arrives for Four Clean Energy Technologies tells the story of how these four technologies successfully crossed "the valley of death" -- what entrepreneurs commonly call the gap between research and wide-scale deployment -- and joined a burgeoning consumer market for clean technology.
Highlights from the report include
- In 2012, wind was the largest single source of new electrical generation capacity in the U.S., accounting for 43 percent of new generation assets.
- The price of rooftop solar panels in 2012 was about 1 percent of what they cost 30 years ago -- and deployment is skyrocketing.
- LED lights are about 80 percent more efficient than traditional incandescent light bulbs and last 25 times longer. Over its lifetime, a single $15 LED light will save more than $140 in electricity, compared to incandescent lighting.
- In 2012, America's EV market tripled in size, and in the first half of 2013 it more than doubled. One reason is impressive reductions in EV battery costs, which have fallen more than 50 percent in the last four years.
Read the full report and watch the video above featuring Secretary Moniz about its findings.


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Oracle's Critical Patches for Jan 2015 fix 160 holes in 48 products, with 93 of those vulnerabilities remotely exploitable.
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Garlic-Ginger Turkey Tenderloins Recipe
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This good-for-you Asian entree can be on your family's plates quicker than Chinese takeout…and for a lot less money! Shared by our Test Kitchen, it has a ginger-and-brown sugar soy sauce that spices up the turkey tenderloins as they bake.
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar, divided
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons reduced-sodium soy sauce, divided
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 package (20 ounces) turkey breast tenderloins
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- Preheat oven to 375°. In a small saucepan, mix 2 tablespoons brown sugar, 2 tablespoon soy sauce, ginger, garlic and pepper.
- Place turkey in a 13x9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray; drizzle with half of the soy sauce mixture. Bake, uncovered, 25-30 minutes or until a thermometer reads 165°.
- Meanwhile, add cornstarch and the remaining brown sugar and soy sauce to the remaining mixture in saucepan; stir until smooth. Stir in broth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Cut turkey into slices; serve with sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Pretty good. I used ground ginger and reduced the amount to about 1 or 1.5 tsp. I also had to use chicken, since I couldn't find decent turkey at the store I visited. Still, I will make it again."
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"This was great. The smell of the garlic and soy sauce was fantastic, and I knew the dish was going to be wonderful. Very easy to make. I substituted turkey cutlets because that's what I had on hand, so I only cooked them for about 20 minutes. Everything else, however, I used as directed. Did not feel it was too much ginger but maybe my 2T was more like 1.5T. Served this with some steamed snap peas drizzled in olive oil. Delicious!"
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"This was good but the next time I make it I will not use so much ginger."


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After winning the first five races of the season, Marc Marquez said he feared the trio of Mugello, Barcelona, and Assen, which were to follow. He would surely be beaten at one of those tracks, given they favored the Yamaha M1, and were strong tracks for both Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi.
Three races and three wins later, and Marquez is looking increasingly invincible. The Repsol Honda man keeps inventing new ways to win, and keeping his opponents at bay.
So if Marquez is impossible to beat at a Yamaha circuit, perhaps he can be beaten at a Honda track. So far, Dani Pedrosa has been the only rider to get close to beating his teammate, after pushing him all the way at Barcelona.
The Sachsenring is a track where Pedrosa has reigned supreme in recent years, having won four times in the last eight years. Impressive as it is, that does not do his record at the track justice. In his rookie year, he finished fourth in Germany, missing out by just three tenths of a second in one of the closest and most thrilling races to be held at the circuit.
In 2008 he crashed out of the lead in the wet, a result that would lead him to concentrate on improving his riding in the rain. In 2009 he finished third, close behind the battle between Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, and in 2013, Pedrosa was absent after breaking a collarbone during practice.
There is just one minor problem. If you think Dani Pedrosa's record at the Sachsenring is strong – and numbers don't lie, Pedrosa is the man to beat in Germany – just wait until you see what Marc Marquez has done at the circuit. For the past four years, in three different classes, Marquez has won the race after starting from pole.
The Spaniard won here in his last year in 125s, won both Moto2 races he contested here, then took victory in his first MotoGP race at the circuit. It was his second win in the class, after becoming the youngest ever winner at Austin earlier in 2013.
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Sundance trailer of the day: "Blood Brother" [video]
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"Blood Brother" a documentary premiering at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival tells the story of Rocky Braat, an American wanderer who ended up in India, helping children infected with HIV.
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I've just installed Panther and since you don't get stuff like CVS installed by default, I decided to open up the XCode CD and install the developer tools. To my surprise there are some Java tools tucked away including Ant, XDoclet, log4j and JBoss.
London Java Meetup gaining momentum
Back in May we finally got around having a London based Java meetup where a small handful of techies turned up to a pub and chatted about Java.
XDoclet in the J2EE web tier
It's common that you'll find somebody using XDoclet to help build their EJBs, but how often do you find people using it to help with the J2EE web tier?
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I've been looking at integrating Apache and Tomcat on my PowerBook so that my dev environment more closely matches the box hosting my domain. Although I really do like open source, one of the biggest problems for me is that I always seem to need software that I have to build from the original source. This is one of the reasons I bought a Mac.
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MSM Criticizes CAIR, CAIR Brazens It Out
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Just five days ago, Sharon Chadha and I criticized the mainstream media for mindlessly repeating CAIR's bogus statistics (see "CAIR's Hate Crimes Nonsense." Now, to my no little amazement, National Public Radio did a segment (granted, on the "Day to Day" program at 4 a.m., but one has to start somewhere) reported by Mike Pesca. It's titled "Non-scientific approach used by activist groups to obtain statistics supporting their claims about hate crimes" and the transcript is not online, so I am using the one provided at NEXIS.
It starts with host Alex Chadwick noting the "dubious methodology" of statistical reports on hate and bias. He hands the story to Pesca, who picks up with the CAIR annual report and the "fair amount of media attention" it got, mentioning articles in the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, and Associated Press. Pesca points out one problem – that "any bias incident, from a Muslim being yelled at from a passing car, to a Muslim being profiled on a plane, can wind up in CAIR's report." He then quotes the CAIR report's author, Arsalan Iftikhar, acknowledging that some cases should not have been included. Alluding to the piece by Chadha and me, Pesca continues:
Spoken like a true Islamist – never apologize, never retreat. Caught with fraudulent stats, Iftikhar brazens it out, denying that the inaccuracies have any importance. Or, as a New York Times editorial ineffably expressed it in another context, "fake but accurate." Still, the important thing here is that NPR has questioned CAIR's reliability, and that is a major step. (May 23, 2005)
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Secrets of Successful Blog Ads
I spent part of today at the Promax/BDA conference, a flashy confab for marketing and promotions folks in the TV and electronic media business. There were, of course, the celebrity guests (Chris Matthews chairing a panel, Max Weinberg playing drums, Maya Angelou on whatever she felt like), but the biggest a-ha on my end came from Henry Copeland, President of Blogads.com, when he said "It's okay to be in a blog ad that drives viewers to the competition." His point is that it is more important to reach more people in an organic fashion than it is to try to restrict your message. OK then, but does that mean it's a good idea for a Target ad exec to link its ads with Sears? Or NBC with ABC? Thoughts?
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The fact is, truth sells. If you are brave enough to show your competitors in your own marketing, it makes a statement. It speaks to your audience, saying "I know that there are others out there and it is obvious to me that my product is better." In the past, generic mentions of "top brands" were used and were semi-effective. But we live in a connected and aware world. It doesn't help my company to pretend that we are alone in our market.
The other fact is that many times, people can choose more than one item from one market. If a customer watches your television show, they are likely to watch other shows like that, regardless of the network. So a Star Trek blog, for example, would be wise to inform their readers about The 4400 or Battlestar Galactica. There is a wisdom in appreciating your audience for having their tastes, which spread beyond one network television station.
I was surprised to see an ad for Superman Returns: The Video Game in a Marvel comic book. Marvel and DC have always been in heavy competition, but the fact that readers can choose to buy more than one title without regard for the company who produces it, has been acknowledged.
When it comes to certain products, I don't think the same thing holds true. While people listen to different bands and watch different films and television shows, they may only buy one vacuum cleaner. If Hoover allows Dyson to advertise on their blog, are they helping themselves? I doubt it. If Pontiac's blog advertises Honda, you run into the same problem.
So the end result is knowing your market and knowing whether or not your potential customers are likely to purchase multiple items from both you and your competitors. Shampoo only lasts a month or so and consumers don't always stay with their brand. But many products, from furniture and appliances to computers and cars, are expected to last a whole lot longer. The risk in such cases, where a consumer is looking for information about a potential purchase and is led away from your information due to a competitor's ad, is too much for a marketing team to accept.
Why not? I viewed a commercial on a major network primetime show tonight promoting Diet Pepsi, just before Jackie Chans car with the can of Diet Pepsi was to crash off the side of a building he replaced it with a can of Diet Coke.
If Pespi is puting Diet Coke in their ads I see no difference in puting my competion in one of mine. I am sure Pespi pays its marketing people alot more than I pay mine and if it has been researched by them and found to work well enough to spend mega bucks in primetime I would say it's good enough proof for me to do the same.
Did Copeland actually cite examples of blogs sucessfully directing to competitors? How do you benchmark the success of THAT one?
I think that if we are appealing to a need in our marketing that it needs to extend to something beyond ourselves. NBC isn't reaching just reaching potential NBC viewers - it is selling the larger picture of viewing television shows, what kind and why. The better ads they do the more we wil naturally transform these ads into credibility on the part of NBC that they know what they are doing. But if you help the whole and increase your credibility and appeal of your particular product - who is going to be mad at you for that?
Increased competition has always meant better products.


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409. Deputy Charles Flanagan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the position regarding his proposal to ensure that accused persons who can afford to defend themselves do not obtain legal aid by requiring those seeking legal aid to complete a statutory declaration prior to attending court. [15470/09]
Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (Deputy Dermot Ahern): The Criminal Justice (Legal Aid) Act 1962 provides that free legal aid may be granted in certain circumstances for the defence of persons of insufficient means in criminal proceedings. Under the 1962 Act, the courts, through the judiciary, are responsible for the granting of legal aid. Applicants must establish to the satisfaction of the court that their means are insufficient to enable them to pay for legal representation. The court must also be satisfied that, by reason of the "gravity of the charge" or "exceptional circumstances", it is essential in the interests of justice that the applicant should have legal aid. I have no function in these matters which are determined by the judiciary.
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The Hickory Crawdads struck for six runs in the bottom of the third inning en route to the 8-5 win against the Lakewood BlueClaws before 2,992 fans at L.P. Frans Stadium on Monday afternoon.
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Copyright 2013 by Paula S. Jordan
I would like fo say a word about the pleasures of reading in the company of friends. Particularly long-term friends who are life-long, ardent readers.
I've been at the beach this week with a dozen such friends. And while I would not call us a quiet group, there have come times during the days here when I have noticed deep, comfortable silences, and have looked up from my own reading to find a large percentage of us sitting (or sprawled) at ease on the cushy circle of sofas and chairs, intent on some form of book.
Others have also commented on the silences. A word or two about the stillness. And the company. Then we return to our books until the lures of the beach or the hot tub or the luscious meals (we also tend to be foodies) draw us away.
Then it's back to the books … everything from Jane Yolan's "Sister Light, Sister Dark," to Josephine Tey's "Daughter of Time," to Laurel Saville's "Henry and Rachel," to an Elizabeth Peters archaeological mystery … until something else lures us (temporarily) away.
This week is ending far too soon.
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Hillary Copsey: Fun things to begin filling your calendar with for 2014
What's on your Treasure Coast to-do list this year?
I love my smartphone and iPad, my Kindle and laptop, but I can't get rid of my paper calendars.
My planner goes everywhere with me, and every December, I buy a new leather-bound one. (2013 was pink; 2014 is gold.) There's something thrilling about all those blank squares of dates waiting to be filled. As the old year winds down and I start writing in birthdays and doctor's appointments, I'm always inspired to write a to-do list for the new year.
Here are some of the Treasure Coast-specific items on my list.
Date night at the District Table: #TCPalmSocial restaurant reviewer Diane Wansor and many friends and coworkers have had nothing but good things to say about this new restaurant at 900 Indian St. in Stuart. I'm eager to try the menu based around locally grown items.
Catch a Riverside Theatre show: My husband and I went to Riverside last March to see "Woody Sez," a musical telling of the life of Woody Guthrie, and we both still talk about it. This season, I'm considering "South Pacific," which opens in February, or, on the second stage, "God of Carnage," which starts Jan. 28. Tickets are a splurge — about $40 for the second stage and $60 or more for the main stage productions — but the Vero Beach theater is award-winning and it shows.
And while I'm in Vero Beach for a night out, I need to stop at Blue Star Wine Bar, which my friends have been raving about for months.
Weekends at Sailfish Splash: My parents bought us a family membership to the Martin County water park for my boys' birthdays. Once the park opens again on March 22, I'm hoping to spend many mornings floating on the lazy river.
Paddleboarding on the Indian River Lagoon: The water advisories have been lifted on the lagoon, and I'm hoping to get my family out on the water lots this winter and spring. We live in such a beautiful place. I want to make sure we're taking advantage of that.
Spring training games at Tradition Field: Is there anything better than a hot dog and a baseball game in sunny Florida in February? My boys and I would say no.
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Psoriasis is a skin disease marked by scaly skin patches. But the cause of this condition is complicated, and doctors don't know a lot about why things like stress and upper respiratory infections make psoriasis worse in some people, says Steven Feldman, MD, PhD, professor of dermatology, pathology, and public health sciences at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Doctors agree, however, that psoriasis is related to your immune system. When something triggers an immune system response in a person with psoriasis, the body begins to make more skin cells than usual and those cells collect on the skin, resulting in the silvery scales characteristic of plaque psoriasis.
According to the National Psoriasis foundation, as many as 7.5 million Americans have psoriasis. Both men and women have the same risk of getting psoriasis and most people with the condition experience their first psoriasis flare between ages 15 and 25.
Determining Your Psoriasis Triggers
Although psoriasis triggers can vary from person to person, finding out what causes your skin to flare up is one of the best ways to try to control your condition. Here are some of the most common triggers:
- Stress. Stress is a major trigger for some people with psoriasis, either causing psoriasis to flare up for the first time or to make it worse after you've been diagnosed. According to the National Psoriasis Foundation, a study of people who used light therapy for psoriasis found that listening to relaxation tapes during the therapy may help clear a psoriasis flare faster.
- Cold weather. A trip to the Caribbean might be a good idea during the winter months if you have psoriasis and live in a cold climate like the northern United States or Canada. "Cold winter weather makes psoriasis worse, partly because sunshine makes it better," Dr. Feldman says. Along with the cold temperatures, the drier air and the shorter days can trigger a psoriasis flare.
Taking a trip to a tropical vacation may help, as because the sun's ultraviolet light turns off the skin's immune system, which is overactive in people with psoriasis. In fact, using a light box or tanning bed is the primary treatment for people with bad psoriasis. However, Feldman doesn't recommend using ultraviolet light as a treatment unless you've been advised to do so by a doctor. And when you're in the sun, protect your hands and face with a hat and sunscreen if you don't have psoriasis on either of those areas, he says. Conversely, a sunburn can trigger a flare.
- Dry skin. Anything that injures the skin can cause a psoriasis flare, including excessively dry skin. The solution: Keep your skin moisturized. If you're allergic to the fragrances in moisturizers, be sure to use a product that's fragrance-free to avoid a rash.
- Vaccinations. As with dry skin, puncturing the skin during a vaccination may cause a psoriasis flare, but that's no reason to skip a needed shot. "If a patient has psoriasis at the injection site, we'd give them a little cortisone to clear it up," Feldman says.
One thing to keep in mind, says Feldman: If you're on a potent psoriasis medication that suppresses your immune system (such as a biologic treatment), you shouldn't take a live vaccine. Your body may not be able to fight off a live virus because of the medication you're taking. In that case, ask your doctor for a vaccine that contains the dead virus.
- Beta-blockers and lithium. Beta-blockers to treat high blood pressure or lithium for a mental disorder can make psoriasis worse. If you have high blood pressure, your doctor may be able to switch your medication to another drug that won't affect your psoriasis. If you're taking lithium, your dermatologist may consider having you try light treatment or a topical therapy for psoriasis.
- Upper-respiratory infections. Colds and other infections, especially strep throat, activate the immune system and can cause psoriasis to flare. If you have psoriasis and develop a sore throat, get it treated and be sure to have a culture taken to check for strep. Long-term antibiotics may be an option for someone who has psoriasis and frequent sore throats.
- Smoking. There's some evidence that smoking can make psoriasis worse. "But whether it does or doesn't, you should quit," Feldman says. "What smoking does to your heart and your risk of cancer is so much more important than the psoriasis risk."
- Diet. Studies haven't shown any beneficial effects of taking nutritional supplements for psoriasis, but avoiding certain foods may reduce inflammation and help your psoriasis. Additionally, a recent study has shown that many people with psoriasis may also have a gluten sensitivity, and eating a gluten-free diet can help reduce psoriasis symptoms. In general, if you find that a certain food makes your psoriasis worse, try to avoid it, Feldman suggests.
Because people with psoriasis have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, it's especially important to follow a healthy diet and to exercise. "It's important for everybody," he says, "and it's even more important for people with psoriasis." While the link between psoriasis and heart disease is not yet clear, psoriasis patients are more likely to have risk factors like hypertension and high cholesterol.
- Alcohol. For some people with psoriasis, having more than one or two drinks a day has been shown to cause psoriasis flares but the association is not a strong one. Flares from alcohol use could also be a result of psychological stress, according to Feldman.
Although psoriasis is pretty unpredictable, it's good to know that you can take some control by avoiding these possible triggers.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionaryLine breaks: zo|ology
Pronunciation: /zuːˈɒlədʒi/ /zəʊˈɒlədʒi/
Definition of zoology in English:
noun[mass noun]
1The scientific study of the behaviour, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
Example sentences
- But the desire for a deeper understanding of the forest and its creatures led him back to Moscow to study zoology.
- He contributed an immense amount of research in vertebrate and invertebrate zoology and paleontology, and also wrote and lectured on the history of science.
- When the war ended, he was over 50, and instead of returning to mouse genetics he retreated into more general physiology and zoology.
1.1The animal life of a particular area or time: the zoology of Russia's vast interior
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- While in a kibbutz, I saw a poster advertising a summer's program at Hebrew University in desert zoology, and I enrolled.
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- So entomologists, marine biologists, zoologists and ornithologists also sought his assistance with fieldwork and research.
- The goal of biologists - typically, zoologists and behavioral ecologists - is to understand how animal behavior contributes to survival and reproductive success.
- The establishment is managed with due deference to conservation, and marine zoologists are on hand to oversee the well-being of the animals.
Pronunciation: /zəʊˈɒlədʒɪst/noun
Mid 17th century: from modern Latin zoologia (see zoo-, -logy).
Words that rhyme with zoologyanthropology, apology, archaeology (US archeology), astrology, biology, campanology, cardiology, chronology, climatology, cosmology, craniology, criminology, dermatology, ecology, embryology, entomology, epidemiology, etymology, geology, gynaecology (US gynecology), haematology (US hematology), hagiology, horology, hydrology, iconology, ideology, immunology, iridology, kidology, meteorology, methodology, musicology, mythology, necrology, neurology, numerology, oncology, ontology, ophthalmology, ornithology, parasitology, pathology, pharmacology, phraseology, phrenology, physiology, psychology, radiology, reflexology, scatology, Scientology, seismology, semiology, sociology, symbology, tautology, technology, terminology, theology, topology, toxicology, urology, eulogy • energy • synergy • apogee • liturgy • lethargy
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- Learn the development milestones and patterns of infantile reflex development.
- Become familiar with the rehabilitative management and complications associated with myelomeningocele.
- Learn the inheritance patterns and clinical features and prognosis of the more common neuromuscular diseases in children including:
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- The hereditary motor-sensory neuropathies (Charcot Marie Tooth (HSMN I & II), Dejerine-sotas
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The moist and fragrant casserole pastitsio combines béchamel (a sauce of butter, flour and milk), pasta, ground lamb, tomato sauce, cheese, cinnamon and nutmeg. Instead of béchamel, Grace Parisi stirs a ricotta mixture into the pasta before baking it.
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/2 pounds lean ground lamb
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano, crumbled
- 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- Ground cloves
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 3 cups jarred marinara sauce
- 1 pound ziti or penne
- 3 cups fresh ricotta (1 1/2 pounds)
- 4 large egg yolks
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3/4 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
Preheat the oven to 350°. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil until shimmering. Add the lamb, onion, oregano, cinnamon, cloves and a generous pinch each of salt and pepper. Cook over high heat, stirring frequently, until the lamb is no longer pink and any liquid has evaporated, about 8 minutes. Add the marinara sauce and bring to a boil. Boil over high heat, stirring occasionally, until the sauce has reduced slightly, about 5 minutes.
Cook the pasta until barely al dente; drain and return to the pot. Meanwhile, in a blender, blend 2 cups of the ricotta with the yolks, nutmeg and 1/2 cup of the Parmigiano-Reggiano until smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Pulse in the remaining ricotta.
Add the lamb ragù to the pasta and toss. Transfer the pasta to a 9 by 13-inch baking dish. Pour the ricotta mixture on top and sprinkle with the remaining 1/4 cup of Parmigiano-Reggiano. Bake in the center of the oven for about 20 minutes, until heated through. Turn the broiler on and broil until the top is golden brown. Let stand for a few minutes before serving.
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Freak Show & Tell: Nannyphobia; Rotten Mouths; and Levi Johnston, Published Author
Every week, television documentaries present us with so many unusual people, with so many strange and/or disturbing problems, you might find it hard to keep up with all of them. That's where I come in! Here's an unflinching look back at TV's Week in Freak Shows.
Pregnant In Heels (Bravo)
Who Is This Now? Donna.
Why Are We Watching Her? She's expecting her first baby, and though she knows she needs to hire a baby nurse so that she can go back to work right away, she is totally paranoid about home security.
How Did She Get Here? I don't want to make unfair generalizations. But she lives in L.A.
What's the Grossest Thing We See? It's bad enough that maternity concierge Rosie Pope designs what amounts to a sting operation for prospective nanny candidates, putting temptations like cash, pay stubs, and chocolate in the nursery while Rosie and Donna monitor each applicant on video (by this point in the episode, Donna has installed dozens of security cameras all over the house). Making matters worse is Donna's assertion that her biggest fear regarding the hire of a nanny is that she will steal from her. The baby's safety is … up to the baby, I guess. The final grossest thing: Donna and her husband Jason — who, as I mentioned, live in Los Angeles — name their baby girl Brooklyn.
What Have We Learned? Whatever Donna pays Meg, the nanny she eventually hires, it surely isn't enough.
Bristol Palin: Life's A Tripp (Lifetime)
Who Is This Now? Bristol.
Why Are We Watching Her? Apparently we aren't.
How Did She Get Here? She's letting Lifetime document her time in Los Angeles, where she's working (not much, it seems) for a children's charity.
What's the Grossest Thing We See? Levi Johnston, the father of Bristol's son Tripp, has just released a book, which Bristol spends the whole episode monitoring obsessively while pretending not to care about it. "Levi wrote a book because he doesn't have a job," she says. Bristol knows, because she's been there!
What Have We Learned? There are people in this world who, when they take a job and keep it for three whole episodes of a reality show while also whining at their sisters to fly down to Alaska to provide unpaid child care, will describe the experience thusly: "I've learned that I can do it by myself, completely." Yes, Bristol, you're the Amelia Earhart of keeping a job for two days.
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Who Is This Now? Lynne.
Why Are We Watching Her? Even for a British person, her teeth are super-jank.
How Did She Get Here? She drinks "up to 12 cans of fizzy drink" a day, which has already caused her to lose 12 teeth and severely damaged those remaining.
What's the Grossest Thing We See? The "before" state of Lynne's teeth is pretty horrible, but that's nothing compared to the process of pulling the most damaged teeth that are still in her mouth (it's bloody), and then drilling holes in her gums where her new dental implants will be screwed in.
What Have We Learned? I don't want to tell anyone how to live, but regularly consuming 12 cans of soda a day is maybe too much.
Tara Ariano will never reveal how many security cameras she's had installed in her home.
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I always knew the first question I wanted to ask Ted Williams if I ever had a chance to question the great Hall of Fame slugger. It was about a statement attributed to him when he was a raw rookie with the Boston Red Sox. It was an amazing statement, breathtaking in its boldness, and I wanted to know if he really said it or if it had been one of those statements invented by a writer and attributed to the man believed by many to be the greatest hitter in the history of baseball.
I was already aware of one statement attributed to Williams that he said he never made. According to the story, when Williams joined the Red Sox, teammate Bobby Doerr, who had preceded Williams in promotion from the Pacific Coast League, told the young slugger about the prowess of the great Jimmy Foxx, who had joined the Red Sox years earlier after several seasons of slugging for the Philadelphia Athletics.
"Wait'll you see Foxx Hit!" Doerr said.
"Wait'll Foxx sees me hit!" Williams supposedly replied.
Williams later said he had never said that. "But," he added with a laugh, "it sounds like something I might have said."
But the statement that had always intrigued me was this one: "All I want out of life," he is reputed to have said, "is that when I walk down the street, folks will say, 'There goes the greatest hitter who ever lived.'" Did Williams really make that premature, but ultimately accurate boast, I wondered. Or was that someone rewriting history?
One winter night in 1984, Ted Williams came to Nashua, N.H., to talk about real estate for developer Sam Tamposi, a Nashua resident and part owner of the Red Sox who had a real-estate development in Florida called Citrus Hills, where Williams was a resident. I approached Williams and asked for an interview for a weekly journal published up the road in Manchester.
"Shoot!" he said settling his large frame down in a chair at a table.
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