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Early on in her medical residency years, Lauren Jodi Van Scoy, MD, developed an interest in critical care with a focus on end-of-life issues. She wrote Last Wish: Stories to Inspire a Peaceful Passing (Volume 1) In addition to personal stories of people facing end-of-life decisions, Dr. Van Scoy includes a tear-away discussion guide, the Compass, to help individuals talk about and determine what they'd want if they end up in a life threatening situation or land in the ICU. Below is an excerpt from Dr. Van Scoy's book, reprinted with permission.
Dr. Olson held her breath. This was the DNR decision, whether or not to give the doctors the instruction, "do not resuscitate." She felt strongly that resuscitating Victoria, or coding her, would be overly aggressive, and she imagined herself having to do chest compressions or shocks and threading long IV catheters into Victoria's groin as was common during a code. She hoped with all hope that they said no.
"Well, if it happened before you got her off the ventilator and you restarted her heart, we might still be able to talk to her, so I think you should at least try," Sara said quickly.
Dr. Olson's heart sank. Sara, she suspected, was imagining CPR like she's seen on television, the kind where the patient receives CPR and before the show is over the patient is up chasing bad guys or whatever the case may be. It's an overly optimistic view. Never during these shows do they depict the central line being stuck into the groin to administer the code medications. It never shows the ventilator being placed, which must always occur with CPR. They don't show the red scorch marks where the shocks are delivered to the chest, nor do they play the sound of the ribs cracking. Never do they address the high likelihood of brain damage if CPR continues for a long period of time, and how we sometimes begin a post-cardiac arrest period of hypothermia to reduce the likelihood of brain damage. Typically, hypothermia comes with a twenty-four hour period when the body is chilled down to temperatures so cold that paralytic medications are used to prevent the violent shivering that results. Television and media often neglect to address these realities.
"For some patients, Sara," Fred began, "CPR can be quite successful. But in patients with end-stage, terminal conditions, the chances of it helping, rather than hurting, is incredibly low. My honest opinion is that CPR would do nothing except prolong the period in which your mother is dying, and wouldn't put us any closer to our goal of getting her off the ventilator."
"No CPR, no shocks," Lana said. "If it's going to restart her heart just to keep her alive like this, then I don't see the point."
Dr. Olson looked around to try and get a feel of what the crowd thought of Lana's decision. Sara had buried her face in her hands for a moment, but then nodded in agreement..
Fred continued. "I think that's a really reasonable and appropriate decision, Lana. From here we can do one of two things in regards to getting her off the ventilator. We can take her off today, with morphine to control any pain or shortness of breath, or we can give it a few days and see if we can wean her gradually and see how she does."
It was at this point in the meeting that Dr. Olson saw the stoic faces begin to really react to the information. Twisted faces and tears filled the room whilst arms came from seemingly nowhere to embrace each other. Sara leaned onto Lana, who kept her eyes on Dr. Olson, whose facial expression kept her at ease. Lana could feel Dr. Olson comforting her silently, and Lana knew Dr. Olson would be there to help her face the looming decisions.
"It's possible that we could get her off the ventilator with just a few days of weaning trials," Dr. Bernstein said. "She'd have to have a nice slow breathing rate and we'd have to lift the sedation to make her alert enough to breath on her own before taking the tube out, but it's also possible that we won't be able to remove the sedation easily if the pain causes her to breathe fast or panic. It can be challenging, and sometimes a lengthy process, especially in situations like these. It's really up to you to think about what duration of life support, if any, you think your mom would agree to."
"And if we took her off today, she'd probably die today?" asked a woman in the back.
"Probably," Dr. Olson said gently, "although, it's hard to know for sure. She isn't ready to breath on her own yet, but if we took the tube out, we'd use the medications to keep her comfortable and pain-free. Perhaps she'd wake up after the tube came out and we fine-tuned her medications, but there's a chance she wouldn't. It's hard to say. Either direction you choose, we would do everything we could to limit her discomfort."
"I hear what you're saying. I just...well..." Lana gathered her thoughts. "I guess we will need a little time as a family to discuss it and decide...I mean, we want her off the machine. I just don't know if we're ready to do it today." Lana's eyes searched Dr. Olson's face as if looking for some sort of hint as to what she should do.
"By all means, take some time to yourselves," Dr. Bernstein answered. "And if you want to talk more, Dr. Olson and I will be in the unit."
Lana nodded as the doctors stood to leave. Dr. Olson lingered for a moment because she felt awkward leaving Lana behind. "I'll be right outside if you have any questions." She looked straight at Lana.
Dr. Olson slipped out of the room and the door clicked quietly behind her. Sobs erupted as she walked away from the meeting room, and she headed back to the unit to sit and wait for their decision.
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This is a great excerpt from the book. But the whole book is page turner, not to mention it makes you stop in your boots and think about a smooth ending for yourself and loved ones.
Posted by Lauren Van Scoy (not verified) on May 24, 2012 at 04:17 p.m.
Communication between patients and doctors is one of the most important aspects in good quality end-of-life care, but communication between patients and their own families is vital too. The Last Wish Compass helps navigate you and your family through these discussions. Please visit www.KnowYourWishes.com to download the Compass and to learn how you can become better prepared to have these conversations.
Posted by Elle (not verified) on May 31, 2012 at 02:48 p.m.
I'm very pleased you reviewed Last Wish: Stories to Inspire a Peaceful Passing. We all must do Advance Planning and this book informs and assists us in the nicest, most helpful and interesting way. The Last Wish Compass is a very valuable Advance Planning tool that I am using myself and with every person in my family. Thank you Dr. Olson, and thank you Dr. Van Scoy
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Too many local government officials violate Idaho's open meeting and public records laws, writes Roger Plothow.
Once again, in a series of events that has become all too familiar, a judge has ruled that a local public entity has illegally withheld documents from the public.
This time, the culprit was the Blackfoot School District, which has been fighting several plaintiffs, including the Post Register, over documents that likely reveal to whom the district paid more than $105,000 of taxpayers' money earlier this year. This case is particularly egregious because the school board made decisions involving this payment in an executive session that its attorney now admits was illegal.
It didn't take District Judge David C. Nye long to make up his mind. Exactly one week after hearing arguments in his courtroom, Nye issued a nine-page decision ordering the district to turn over the documents. Since it must have taken him some time to do the writing, it's clear he made his decision not long after the hearing.
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The issue here is plain for all to see. On April 24, the Blackfoot School Board went into an executive session to "consider hiring a public officer, employee, staff member or individual agent," the judge wrote. Then-Superintendent Scott L. Crane attended the private session.
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As troubling as these events are, they are frustratingly common. This is only the most recent case in which the Post Register and others have had to take public entities to court to get them to release information that was clearly public. Despite persistent efforts by Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden to educate public officials on the law, Idaho's Open Records Act and Open Meeting Law are routinely violated.
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My dad used to say, "It's not the dog in the fight, it's the fight in the dog." He had several other antiquated gems for expressing that core idea – success is often less about natural talent than it is about persistence in pursuit of one's goals. Emily Hanford describes a study about the role of perseverance in achievement on MindShift. The findings bring us back to those oft-spoken words of wisdom from our dads. The original research, conducted by Angela Duckworth and colleagues, uses a simple measure of "grit" and shows it to be of equal importance to intelligence for explaining success in a variety of intellectual tasks. The results fit in well with other studies of talent and expertise that commonly conclude that intrinsic interest in the discipline, a burning desire to achieve, and dedication to thoughtful practice over an extended time are essential to top performance.
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MANSFIELD - Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center is offering kids a chance to get off the sofa and get into the great outdoors.The center will host its 13th Annual Outdoor Festival and JAKES Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center's Discovery Area in Mansfield. Sponsored by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division and the Georgia Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, the event offers an array of activities that focus on wildlife, conservation and outdoor recreational opportunities in Georgia. Kids will have the opportunity to try archery, fishing and shooting and go on a mini-boat ride with a Wildlife Resources Division conservation ranger. Other activities include a scavenger hunt, face painting, a puppet show, retriever demonstrations and live snake and bird of prey demonstrations. "A lot of people want to get outside and try different outdoor activities, but maybe they're not sure where to start," said Linda May, wildlife interpretive specialist and festival coordinator. "Maybe it's because a lot of adults these days are disconnected from outdoor activities or how to teach kids. Kids may be showing an interest in hunting or fishing or water sports, that sort of thing, and parents maybe aren't sure how to guide them in the right direction. This is a great opportunity for kids to get some direction and be able to try their hand at some of these difficult activities in a fun and safe way." The festival is geared toward children, but there will be plenty to enjoy for the whole family, May said. Adults are asked to remain on hand and supervise children throughout the duration of the festival. Admission is free, and the first 500 children to arrive will receive a free T-shirt and a free hot dog lunch. Adults can eat for a nominal fee. Memberships in the Turkey Federation's JAKES Club, which educates and involves youth in wildlife conservation and stewardship, will be available for kids under age 17. For more information, visit www.georgiawildlife.com and click on the "Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center" link or call the center at 770-784-3059. The center is located at 543 Elliott Trail in Mansfield. The festival will take place rain or shine. Crystal Tatum can be reached at email@example.com.
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Blackpool-born Julie Rodgers is pictured at The Jolly Tars, Wetherspoon's pub in Cleveleys, just a few miles from the seaside town.
Julie has previously managed two other Wetherspoon pubs nearby on the Fylde coast: The Trawl Boat Inn, in Lytham St Anne's, and The Thomas Drummond, in Fleetwood.
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Teammates were not surprised that it was Oregon offensive tackle Mark Asper, in a packed restaurant, who sprang into action to save a man from choking on prime rib Wednesday evening.
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The incident happened during the annual Beef Bowl, a long-standing Rose Bowl tradition at Lawry's The Prime Rib in Beverly Hills.
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Asper, 26-year-old, 325-pound senior who is married with two young daughters, said he learned the Heimlich maneuver as an Eagle Scout when he was 12. He hadn't used the technique until Wednesday, when he saw Tom Diamond, a UO student, was struggling to perform the Heimlich on his father, Paul, who was choking on prime rib. Asper jumped in and calmly popped the food out.
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A clip of Asper's interview at the restaurant was shown on "SportsCenter" Wednesday night, set up by ESPN anchor Neil Everett, an Oregon grad who emceed the Beef Bowl for the Ducks.
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Richard Doyle, Under the Dock Leaves, a watercolour
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Elves and fairies dance below a canopy of dock leaves
Popular enthusiasm for fairy tales reached its
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L. Stainton, Nature into art: English lands (London, The British Museum Press, 1991)
L. Stainton, British landscape watercolours (London, The British Museum Press, 1985)
J. Maas and others, Victorian fairy painting (London, Royal Academy, 1997)
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- 1 cup Splenda or Truvia
- 1 cup Brown Sugar Splenda
- 8 oz. can crushed pineapple (optional)
- 4 egg whites
- 1 whole egg
- 2 tsp vanilla
- 1 cup All purpose flour
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 4 scoops (any vanilla-flavored protein powder will work with this recipe)
- 3 tsp baking soda
- 2 tsp cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/3 cup walnuts
* plus 1/2 cup water (maybe a little more just to bind ingredients together)
- 2 Scoops (any vanilla-flavored protein powder will work with this recipe)
- 1 Tbsp Splenda
- 2-3 Tbsp unsweetened almond milk or coconut milk
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray four mini loaf pans OR a square baking pan with non-stick cooking spray and set aside.
- Combine carrots, Splenda, pineapple, egg whites, egg and vanilla in a large bowl and mix well. Add remaining ingredients except walnuts. Mix well.
- Stir in walnuts. Spread batter into mini loaf pans or square pan and bake for about 45 minutes or until center of cake springs back when lightly pressed. Cool in the pan.
- To make icing, mix together the protein powder and Splenda. Add milk slowly until mixture turns into a consistency that can be spread on loaves (you do not want it to be too runny). Spread on loaves and let harden.
Approx. makes 12
1 cake (1/12th of a serving)...
Calories: 240
Protein: 23 g
Carbohydrates: 22 g
Fat: 3 g


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Top 5 Malayalam Movies of The Week
Here is the list of top five movies of the week from the recently released movies.
1. Oru Indian Pranyakatha - directed by Sathyan Anthikkad
2. Ezhu Sundara Raathrikal - directed by Lal Jose
3. Drishyam - directed by Jithu Joseph
4. 1983 - directed by Abrid Shine
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ROFLMAO!!! Okay, now everytime my friends call me wolf-girl (long-story) I'm gonna start laughing like a maniac.
PS. I saw the horse on TV. The size is a bit exaggerated but it is a darn small horse. So maybe next time when a guy says he "hung like a horse" be careful. He might mean that one.....
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That's what happens when I type before the morning coffee (no Barton) has kicked in.
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That's what happens when I type before the morning coffee (no Barton) has kicked in.
The giveaway was the backhanded compliment of his blog. Well done.
Any other day of the year, this post would have given me a freakin' heart attack.
Stay tuned folks, same time next year.
Ha-Ha!!! I almost drove right out to bunker a couple (more) bottles of this fine juice; not that it would be such a bad thing. However, I'm currently trying to round up all the loose change from my car-seats, sofas and chairs so I can seek another bottle of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof; so, this would've been a tough decision.
Before I even read the original post, I had my April Fools glasses on - prepared to be skeptical ;)
No it couldn't have been a joke. I got the email yesterday.
Josh how can you type with crossed fingers?
I would like to say that this news is unbeilvable but I can't, it just doesn't surprise me.
First of all the only reason I buy OWA 107 is for the 107 because the age is sinfully low for a wheater.
Weller 12yo is the right age but they water it down to blandness,...so now they want OWA to be both bland and young I assume.
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This year, the best Mother's Day gift doesn't require wrapping! Enjoy quality time with mom over a delicious brunch or lunch in Downtown Los Angeles. For special offers created exclusively for DowntownLA.com, watch for the icon. Be sure to mention "DowntownLA.com" to take advantage of these offers.
An elegant full tea with a selection of assorted tea sandwiches, our famous freshly-baked scones with Devonshire cream and jam, desserts, choice of tea and champagne.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 2-5pm
$35 adults, $25 children, (excluding tax and gratuity)
Reservations: (213) 612-1562www.thebiltmore.com
Dine al fresco on our olive tree-lined patio or in our charming dining room with large windows and beautiful natural light. Menu highlights include salmon cobb salad, ricotta pancakes with strawberry confit and Fuji apple crumble with cinnamon ice cream.
See the full menu for more delicious options.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 10:30am - 2:30pm
Three-course menu $35.50 adults; children (12 and under) $15
Tax, beverages and gratuity additional
Reservations: (213) 239-6500www.patinagroup.comView menu (PDF)
Enjoy a Mother's Day Brunch fit for a queen, including bottomless mimosas! Chaya Downtown, the newest addition to the Chaya family, combines urban chic and European sensibility with warm Japanese hospitality. Chaya Downtown has a lively full bar, lounge and sushi bar that sit right off the main dining room and look out into the garden patio, available for additional bar seating and full dining. Mother's Day menu highlights include Flash Seared Albacore Carpaccio, Pancetta Wrapped Gulf Shrimp, a Valrhona Chocolate Brownie with Tahitian Vanilla Ice Cream, and more unique brunch items.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11:00am - 2:45pm
$38 per person
Reservations: OpenTable or (213) 236-9577www.thechaya.com
Take mom out for Mother's Day Brunch at Checkers Downtown and mom eats free!* Whatever her tastes, you can treat her in style because, this Mother's Day, your generosity will be rewarded.
Is your mom a traditionalist? Then she might choose the Checkers Buttermilk Pancakes filled with strawberries, blueberries or bananas and walnuts, or maybe she'll opt for the not-so-standard Open-Faced Fried Egg Sandwich on grilled sourdough with prosciutto, stewed tomatoes and arugula. But, if she is the elegant-at-all-times type, she'll certainly enjoy the Maine Lobster Risotto, the Seared Maine Diver Scallops with Moro blood orange, fork mashed fingerling potato and pomegranate glaze or the Grilled Colorado Lamb Loin with Rancho Gordo heirloom bean ragout and natural jus.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 10am-5pm
Prices range from $9 to $31
Valet parking is available.
*Up to $30 value; does not include alcohol, tax or gratuity.Certain conditions and restrictions apply.
Reservations: (213) 624-0000www.checkersdowntown.comView menu (PDF)
EXCLUSIVE: Bottomless Mimosas for Downtown Moms with mention of DowntownLA.com
Prix Fixe Menu Highlights:
Mango, Avocado, and Greek Yogurt Salad – wildflower honey, marcona almonds
Mini Brie and Spot Prawn Quesadillas – alaska spot prawns, roasted peppers
Artichoke and Goat Cheese Quiche – organic eggs, baby watercress salad, caviar crema
Chimichurri Roasted Prime Rib – california kobe beef prime rib, spring pea salad, fresh horseradish crema, smoked fingerling potatoes
Plus, all moms get a packet of heirloom lettuce organic seeds from Earthbound Farms.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Three-course prix fixe menu $39 (Tax, beverages and gratuity additional)
$4.50 bottomless mimosas for moms that mention DowntownLA.com
Reservations: (213) 486-5171www.ciudad-la.com
A special champagne buffet to salute your family's favorite chef. Grand Café is pleased to offer a special buffet in honor of the glue that holds a family together, our mothers. We invite mothers to kick back and enjoy the many entrée items available which include Carving of Beef Baron, Shrimp Cesar Salad and Traditional Fish & Chips, to name a few. Adding a little bit of sugar to her day is the decadent dessert station featuring Dolce de Leche Flan or the Tiramisu Parfait for a sweet ending to a charming meal.
As a special treat, all mothers will be presented with a parting gift as a token of the Omni's appreciation of the love and devotion only a mother can bring. And, when the plates are scraped clean and a satisfying smile covers her face, no need to sweat... we will do the dishes.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 10:30am-3pm
All inclusive price of $31.50
including a glass of champagne
Reservations: (213) 356-4155www.omnilosangeles.com
Acclaimed Chef Oz has created an exquisite French inspired brunch menu that will be served under the sun on the outdoor patio. All mothers will receive roses and complimentary bottomless "Momosas." This Mother's Day menu features items such as cranberry cure salmon lox, lobster bisque, Kobe sirloin steak, and Maine lobster au gratin. A special kid's menu includes scrambled eggs and mini buttermilk pancakes topped with fresh fruit.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11am-3pm
Pre-set, 4-course brunch menu: $39
Children's menu: $8
Reservations: (213) 746-7746www.jloungela.comView menu (JPG)
A classic brasserie with contemporary flourishes, Kendall's brings a fresh approach to brasserie cuisine with inspired seafood dishes and updated French favorites. Mother's Day menu highlights include Maine lobster bisque, classic croquet monsieur, Alsacienne tart flambé, and strawberry pistachio sable Breton with pistachio cream and red rose coulis. See the full menu for more delicious options.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11:30am-2pm
Buffet $35 adults; kids under 12 $15
Tax, beverages and gratuity additional
Reservations: (213) 972-7322www.patinagroup.comView menu (PDF)
Celebrate mom in Walt Disney Concert Hall's beautiful 1-acre garden, 34 feet above Hope Street. Dine among flowering trees and views of the city. Menu highlights include crispy crab cakes, caramelized onion-pear tarts, smoked salmon crêpes, stuffed French toast and a complimentary glass of Champagne for mom.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • Seatings at 10:30am & 12:30pm
Buffet $58 adults; kids under 12 $15
Tax, beverages and gratuity additional
Reservations: (213) 972-7565www.patinagroup.comView menu (PDF)
Your Michelin-starred Mother's Day awaits! Savor contemporary French cuisine, treat mom to what Angeleno magazine deems "the best overall service in LA," and enjoy a selection of wines from around the world.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11:30am-2pm
Three-course menu $49 adults; children (12 and under) $29
Tax, beverages and gratuity additional
Reservations: (213) 972-3331www.patinagroup.comView menu (PDF)
A toast to mom...
Choice of "ma"tini or "mom"osa
A generous spread for the table...
Berry "mezze" | Greek yogurt | ricotta | honey
Farmer's Market veg & cheese scramble | sweet 100s | baby rocket
Mom's kickass fried chicken | waffles | grain mustard-maple
Smoked salmon "flat bread" | meyer lemon-crème fraiche
Home fries | red bliss potatoes | caramelized onion
"bottom less" pancakes | buttermilk | warm syrup
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • Open 24 hours
$30 per person
Reservations: OpenTable or (213) 439-3030
Roy's has become world renowned for Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine, with the freshest local ingredients, European sauces and bold Asian spices. The restaurant's Yamaguchi Sushi and menu featuring a selection of fresh fish, delicious appetizers and intriguing entrées, combined with signature cocktails, a cutting-edge wine list and Roy's renowned "aloha" service, ensure a pleasant experience.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Brunch: 10:30am-2:30pm (3-course menu: $30-49)
Dinner: 5:00-9:00pm (Regular menu)
Keiki (children's) menu – $12.95
All moms joining us on May 7-9 will receive a $20 bonus card to use on their next visit.
Reservations: (213) 488-4994www.roysrestaurant.com
A lavish affair featuring made-to-order brunch entrees, fresh seafood, chef-attended carving stations, an assortment of fruit and salads, a selection of Biltmore desserts and champagne.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11:30am - 2:30pm
$49 adults, $25 children (excluding tax and gratuity)
If anyone knows how to celebrate, it's the Italians! Our friendly service and delectable cuisine will make your Mother's Day a memorable one! Treat mom to handmade roasted pumpkin tortelloni with butter and sage, Italian frittata and poached eggs over Fontina cheese bruschetta. See the full menu for more delicious options.
Sunday, May 9, 2010 • 11am-2:30pm
Three-course menu $35 adults; children (12 and under) $15
Tax, beverages and gratuity additional
Reservations: (213) 614-7800www.patinagroup.comView menu (PDF)
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ALBANY -- Lee County and Bainbridge had byes and stay at No. 1 and No. 3 in the Fab 5 poll, and Seminole County made its point against Calhoun County, turning a 6-0 halftime lead into a 33-0 win to solidify its spot at No. 2.
Lee County and Bainbridge both open their Region 1-AAAA seasons this week on the road as Lee travels to Columbus to face Northside, and Bainbridge meets one of the top programs in the state on Saturday afternoon at Northside, Warner Robins.
Seminole will have a big test this week when the Indians travel to Daleville, Ala. The two teams got into a skirmish on the field last year and the GHSA suspended just about every Seminole player, which meant Seminole had to forfeit its next game. That game was against Mitchell County and ended up deciding the Region 1-A title.
Early County held on to beat Westover, 21-19, in a controversial game that left the Westover coaches screaming on the sidelines because they felt the Early punter was down at the Early 20 with 5:22 left. Instead, a roughing the kicker penalty was called, and Early hung onto the ball and the game. That win put Early in the Fab 5 poll and knocked Westover out of the poll.
Early plays Thomasville Friday, and Westover meets city rival Dougherty on Saturday.
Albany High moves up from No. 5 to No. 4 this week after an impressive 41-0 victory against Randolph-Clay.
The Indians won't have time to celebrate. They open Region 1-AA play against state-power Fitzgerald on Thursday.
Herald Fab 5
- Lee County (3-0)
The Trojans are back from a bye week to open Region 1-AAAA play this week after an incredible non-region run. Next: Saturday at Northside Columbus, 7:30 p.m.
- Seminole County....... (3-1)
The offense has been unstoppable, but the Indians' defense has allowed just 13 points in the last two games. Next: Friday at Daleville, Ala. , 7:30 p.m.
- Bainbridge......................... (3-0)
The Bearcats face the biggest test of the season this week and can get the attention of the entire state with a win against state-ranked Northside: Next: Saturday at Northside Warner Robins, 2 p.m.
- Albany High........................(3-1)
The Indians are 3-1 for the first time since 1997, but face their biggest foe this week in state-ranked Fitzgerald: Next: Thursday vs. Fitzgerald, 7 p.m.
- Early County High (2-2)
The Bobcats arrive at No. 5 after beating Westover, 21-19: Next: Friday at Thomasville, 7:30 p.m.
Quote of the week
"It's something I'm not accustomed to, but it's something I can get used to.''
Albany High coach Felton Williams
on Albany's 3-1 start, the best since 1997.
Dynamite drop-in
A look at the highlighted Herald Dynamite Dozen player of the week:
WHO: Quentin Heard, Sr., RB, Deerfield-Windsor
WHY: Heard rushed for 180 yards on 12 carries and scored one touchdown, and he also had two receptions for 48 yards to help Deerfield beat Bulloch, 27-6.
Herald Heisman watch
Dontrevious Bolden, rb, Randolph-Clay: rushed for 193 yards on 29 carries in a tough, 41-0, loss to Albany High, which stopped R-C inside the 20-yard line three times.
Quentin Heard, rb, Deerfield-Windsor: rushed for 180 yards on 12 carries and caught two passes for 48 yards, and scored a touchdown to help DWS beat Bulloch, 27-6.
Quentin Sapp, rb, Albany High: rushed for 123 yards on 14 carries and scored three touchdowns to help Albany High beat Randolph-Clay, 41-0. Sapp, a freshman, scored the first touchdown of his career in the game.
Ladonis Bryant, rb, Early County: rushed for 114 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown, and also ran back a kickoff 85 yards for a TD to help Early County beat Westover, 21-19.
Jay Cunningham, db, Westover: intercepted a pass and ran it back for a 13-yard touchdown, and also blocked a punt to give Westover the ball at the Early 5-yard line, which set up Westover's first TD of the night. He also made several tackles in Westover's 21-19 loss to Early County.
Number of interceptions Friday for Albany High's Andrico Carter, including a 75-yard TD return. He's had three picks in the last two games and four for the season.
Number of PATs Albany High's Calvin Jackson made against Randolph-Clay. Jackson had never kicked before.
Thursday's games
Fitzgerald At Albany at Hugh Mills, 7 p.m.
Friday's games
Cairo AT MONROE
Deerfield at Brentwood
Terrell at Miller
Stewart AT MITCHELL Co.
SEMINOLE at Daleville, Ala.
Fullington AT Westwood
EARLY at Thomasville
SHERWOOD at Trinity Chris.
SOUTHLAND at Tiftarea.
RAND-SOUTH at Windsor
Saturday's games
Lee County at Northside, Col.
Bainbridge at Northside, Warner Robins, 2 p.m.
DOUGHERTY AT WESTOVER, 7 p.m
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School of Seven Bells announce plans for new album, share new video
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Listen: School of Seven Bells' final recording
A cover of Joey Ramone's "I Got Knocked Down (But I'll Get Up)".
by Josh Terry
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School of Seven Bells reissuing Put Your Sad Down EP for Record Store Day
The final recordings from co-founder Benjamin Curtis.
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R.I.P. Benjamin Curtis, member of School of Seven Bells dead at 35
Curtis lost his battle with cancer on Sunday night.
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St. Vincent, Animal Collective, Vampire Weekend contribute artwork for FBi fundraiser
Australian radio station auctioning artwork on eBay.
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Benefit concert for School of Seven Bells Benjamin Curtis to feature Paul Banks, Albert Hammond, Jr.
Curtis was diagnosed with a rare lymphoma back in February.
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on July 30, 2013, 2:00pm
Five Ancestors and Descendants of M83's Dead Cities, Red Seas and Lost Ghosts
A family tree of M83's breakout record.
by Sasha Geffen
on April 18, 2013, 12:01am
School of Seven Bells' Benjamin Curtis diagnosed with lymphatic cancer
Curtis must undergo a "pretty aggressive" chemotherapy.
by Alex Young
on February 08, 2013, 5:05pm
New Music: RAILBIRD Mirrors (School of Seven Bells remix) (CoS Premiere)
The musical equivalent of breaking a stallion.
by Adam Kivel
on December 19, 2012, 12:00pm
Album Review: School of Seven Bells – Put Your Sad Down EP
Dark, warm, and playful — pushing the boundaries of "nu gaze".
by Frank Mojica
on November 13, 2012, 7:58am
New Music: School of Seven Bells – "Secret Days"
First single from their forthcoming Put Your Sad Down EP.
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School of Seven Bells announce new EP: Put Your Sad Down
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|Township Salt Use Up This Winter
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|Friday, 14 March 2014 05:14
Bethel Township road crews have used about 100 tons of salt so far this winter compared to 100 tons used all last winter season, township Administrator Andy Ehrhart said late last week.
The township buys its salt through Miami County and fills its salt bin as needed. The township crews were called out for the first winter weather response at about the same date as last year but have been used out more frequently to respond to inclement weather, Ehrhart said. "Our crews have done a fantastic job of keeping up with the snow events," Ehrhart said. "The only problem has been the snow with the very cold temps with this last snow. Salt is very ineffective with the very low temps."
The township plans to continue to be aggressive with plowing and stay had of snow events, he said.
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"It's out there forever." City sees rise in teen sexting, social media plays a role
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - She never speaks a word.
Instead, through a series of flashcards in a Youtube video, 15-year-old Amanda Todd shares her story.
One of depression, and anxiety. Of bullying and blackmail. All after one nude photo was sent to everyone she knew.
One month after she made the video, Amanda Todd killed herself.
"It appears that it's a lot more wider spread than we actually believe," said Detective Thomas Ransford of the Sierra Vista Police Department.
In Sierra Vista, teen sexting cases are on the rise.
"One of the interviews I did with a student, she actually said 'I'm just doing what everyone else is doing,'" said Ransford.
He says he's personally investigated four teen sexting cases in as many months and the department itself has seen a spike.
But the majority of incidents go unreported. According to the Cyberbullying Research Center, one in five students has sent a sexually suggestive or nude photo of themselves to others.
"This is a whole new territory for us," said Tim Wernette an educator who works for a University of Arizona program designed to talk to students about these issues.
He says he's noticed students as young as elementary school using social media.
"It's often experimentation," he said. "It's I wonder what would happen if I took a picture of myself nude and sent it to my friends or to my boyfriend or my girlfriend."
But its not just old fashioned text messages anymore, there are a slew of applications and a new one comes out everyday.
"It's like giving them a car or a tank to drive around without any driver training you know, and it's potentially dangerous."
One of the apps showing up in Detective Ransford's cases is Snapchat, a photo sharing app marketed as "living in the moment."
Here's how it works: you take a photo and then designate how long your recipient gets to view that photo, lets say 10 seconds. When they open it, the countdown begins and then poof, it's gone. But does it really disappear?
A look at Snapchat's fine print will tell you, these photos don't just evaporate. Users can take screen shots of images before the timer runs out. And even if all methods of deletion occur Snapchat's user privacy states:
"There may be ways to access Snaps while still in temporary storage on recipients' devices or forensically even after they are deleted. You should not use Snapchat to send messages if you want to be certain that the recipient cannot keep a copy."
"Most of these kids don't read the fine print," said Wernette. "They just sign up."
And police detectives can definitely access those photos.
"We have resources with the agencies that have the applications and we will get the subpoena and subpoena the archives," said Ransford. "Cause once it's on the web, it's on the web."
Once police have the photos, charges will follow.
"A lot of them don't realize it," said Ransford. "They think if it's between two consenting partners, it's OK. They don't realize that it falls under the child pornography statute."
Charges range from a misdemeanor to a class two felony, and that brings jail time.
But perhaps the most serious consequence -- emotional damage.
"They just feel total humiliation from this," said Wernette. "This is serious stuff, it hurts people very deeply."
Detective Ransford advises parents to know what's on your child's phone and who they are interacting with. Also talk to them about the consequences of sending inappropriate photos.
Some of the popular social media apps are Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp, FaceTime, GO HD, SpoofCard, Burner and Hushed.
- a/s/l/p: age/sex/location/pic
- CD9: code 9 parents around
- FYEO: For your eyes only
- HSWM: Have sex with me
- NIFOC: Naked in front of computer
- PAW: Parents are watching
- POS: Parents over shoulder
- sugarpic: A suggestive or explicit photograph
*Source: Teaching Tolerance, a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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August 2, 2010
Forcing people to provide a DNA sample without any judicial oversight, just because a single police officer has arrested them, violates the Constitution. That's why California's law mandating that DNA samples be taken from all felony arrestees is facing a legal challenge from the ACLU of Northern California (ACLU-NC).
At issue is Proposition 69, a voter-enacted law which mandates that anyone arrested on suspicion of a felony in California has to hand over a DNA sample, regardless of whether or not they are ever charged or convicted. As a result, tens of thousands of innocent Californians will be subject to a lifetime of genetic surveillance because a single police officer suspected them of a crime.
ACLU-NC filed suit in federal court last year seeking to stop this invasive law that violates the Fourth Amendment. Last week, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the ACLU's appeal of a lower court's denial of a request for a preliminary injunction to halt the law while the suit continues. The appeals court hearing on July 13 showed that the court takes the privacy concerns and other constitutional issues in this case very seriously. The court clearly recognized the importance of the case, questioning both sides closely and extending the time allotted for oral argument.
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