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|Andrew Hodgson
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|Matt Lamon
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|Sean Maguire
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|Robby Zoppo
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|Michael Brashears
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|Ian Mills
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|Matt Hughes
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|Justin Mabus
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|Carl Iacona
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|Andrew Wascavage
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|Grant Kaleikau
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|Nick Diachenko
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|Beau Jones
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|John Mills
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|Troy Barbarich
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|John Austin
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|Mark Yetter
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|Chris Herbert
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|Brett Anton
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|TOWSON, Md. – Five different Tigers posted multi-goal games as Towson cruised past rival Delaware, 13-8, in its Colonial Athletic Association opener Saturday evening at Johnny Unitas® Stadium.
Towson (5-3, 1-0 CAA), which never trailed in the game, has now won three straight for the first time since the 2010 season. The five-goal margin of victory is the Tigers' largest against the Blue Hens since an 18-4 win on March 23, 2002.
"We were very pleased with our energy, focus and execution tonight," said Towson head coach Shawn Nadelen. "It was our most complete game of the year and it came against and extremely talented Delaware team. The great thing is we are getting better and improving. We're going to enjoy this win, but we have some extremely tough games ahead."
Sophomore Thomas DeNapoli recorded a career-high four points with two goals and two assists to lead the Tigers. Senior's Sean Maguire and Matt Lamon, sophomore Andrew Hodgson and freshman Robby Zoppo also posted multi-goal games for the Tigers.
Junior Ian Mills was impressive once again for the Tigers, winning 17 of 25 face-off's. Junior goalkeeper Andrew Wascavage was solid in the cage, posting eight saves and picking up his fifth win of the season.
For the second straight game, Towson got on the board less than five seconds into the game as Mills took the opening draw and fed Lamon for his eighth goal of the season before four ticks could come off the clock. Freshman Justin Mabus and Zoppo followed with goals and the Tigers led 3-0 less than seven minutes into the contest.
Delaware (3-6, 0-2 CAA) would score three of the next four goals to cut the Tiger lead to 4-3 at the end of the opening period. After the teams exchanged goals early in the second quarter, Zoppo and Maguire registered consecutive goals for Towson to give the Tigers a 7-4 halftime advantage.
After an even 2-2 third quarter, the Blue Hens remained within striking distance down just three goals entering the final period. Maguire posted his team-high 15th goal of the season at the 13:13 mark of the fourth quarter, but consecutive Delaware goals would bring the Blue Hens to within 10-8 with 8:39 remaining.
Towson would close the game strong though, netting three goals in a 2:20 span to seal the victory.
The Tigers outshot the Blue Hens by a 36-29 margin and went 3-for-6 in extra man opportunities.


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President Barack Obama is back in Washington to tackle fiscal cliff plan
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- December 28, 2012
PRESIDENT Barack Obama has returned to a sharply divided Washington where lawmakers have refused to compromise on a plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff."
With pressure mounting before hundreds of billions of dollars in higher taxes and spending cuts set in, Democrats and Republicans are essentially treating the crisis as a hot potato, blaming one another for the inaction.
President Obama cut short his Hawaiian Christmas holiday to contend with the looming January 1 fiscal cliff deadline, as White House officials reportedly lashed out at the "congressional stupidity" gripping the capital.
White House aides disputed reports that Mr Obama was sending lawmakers a scaled-down plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff'' of tax increases and spending cuts.
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I agree with Mr Reid - it is starting to look like the Republicans want this fiscal cliff to happen, so they can use it against the Democrats further down the track.
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During the construction of Central Library's Auditorium, and the renovation of its Plaza, BPL is proud to present a vibrant and diverse art collection by artists throughout the borough on its construction wall fence. This out-of-door exhibit features a variety of themes and mediums that explore the urban environment. Contributing artists include Damaso Reyes, Steven Schuster, Lisa Goldfarb, Sophie Fenwick, Gregg Richards, Lucille Fornasieri-Gold, Leah Dixon, Clay Stang, and Catharine Balco.
Brooklyn Public Library extends special thanks to Aquent for their contribution to this premier outdoor collection.
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Destined to be one of Brooklyn's most exciting outdoor civic spaces, Central Library's Plaza will serve as an outdoor reading room, gathering area and performance space, with a café and beautiful landscaping. Beneath the Plaza, the Auditorium will host rich educational and cultural programs, and be a center for learning and culture. The Plaza + Auditorium is scheduled to open in the late Fall 2006. Until then, the public is invited to stop by and enjoy some of the borough's best artistic talent.
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Breaux studied dance at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette before serving in the Navy as a pilot during World War II.
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The New Mr. Breaux also took on television work, on shows like "The United States Steel Hour" and "The Andy WilliamsShow." Dick Van Dyke worked with him and his wife on "The Jack Benny Program," and recommended them to the producers of "Mary Poppins." They worked with Van Dyke again on the musical "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," creating the memorable number "Doll on a Music Box," in which Van Dyke and Sally Ann Howes perform as life-size music-box figurines.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
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THOMASVILLE — They're used to getting off to a late start at Deerfield-Windsor, where the football team always goes deep into the playoffs, and the Knights are also used to opening their basketball season with a win.
Nothing has changed at DWS.
The Knights slammed Brookwood, 96-32, to open their season Tuesday with a resounding win.
Ramello Carter, who runs the floor with anyone in GISA, was off and running with a 27-point night, and four other Knights scored in double figures. John Germany finished with 12 points and Pete Langstaff, Weston King and Ke-Martin Pitts each scored 10 points.
"I thought we played hard,'' coach Gordy Gruhl said. "We got them in the tempo we wanted to play, and we had 12 guys score points. We got quality minutes out of a lot of guys.''
DWS will be on the road Friday night, and opens at home Saturday afternoon against defending GISA Class AAA state champ Mount Vernon, the team that knocked DWS out of the state quarterfinals last year. The girls play at 6:30 and the boys play at 8 p.m. on Friday, and the girls play at 3 p.m. and the boys play Mount Vernon at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday.
DWS GIRLS 53, BROOKWOOD 26: The Deerfield-Windsor Lady Knights stayed unbeaten with an easy win against Brookwood as DWS broke fast from the gate and led 33-13 at halftime.
Sabrina Curry and Courtney Kelson each scored 13 points, and Curry handed out five assists while Kelson pulled down a team-high eight rebounds for DWS (3-0).
Miranda Phillips scored 10 points, and Nyla Perry hit three 3-pointers to finish the night with nine points. Heather Lash pulled down six rebounds and scored three points.
"The girls came out and played hard and we jumped on them early,'' coach Ty Kinslow said. "We put pressure them and got some turnovers.
"Right now we're right shooting the ball real well,'' he added. "We're making six or seven 3s a night.''
DWS hit seven 3s as Perry led the way. Kelson hit a pair of 3s and Curry and Phillips each hit a 3-pointer.
EARLY COUNTY BOYS 86, SEMINOLE COUNTY 46: The Bobcats are off to one of their best starts in years, and improved to 4-0 on Tuesday with another lopsided win. Ladonis Yarbrough scored 19, Darontay McCoy scored 17 and Dequantay George added 15 points for Early County.
"This is our best start since '05 -'06,'' Early County coach Randy Isom said.
The difference this season?
"Hard work,'' he said. "We finally have a group of kids who will listen and learn, and they play well together. Their focus is on defense and their focus is on team, not themselves.''
Early County's next game is at home on Dec. 10 against Baker County.
BAINBRIDGE BOYS 70, PELHAM 56: Paul Chukes led the way with 17 points and Rodney Glenn scored 15 for Bainbridge (2-1), which had five players score in double figures. Dontavius Marshall finished with 14 points, and Dyllen Thomas and Greg Lee scored 10 each.
Pelham (0-2) was led by Shydarius Williams, who led everyone with 18 points, and Roderick Williams, who dropped in 10 points.
"We shot the ball well, and it was a total team effort," Bainbridge coach Rickey McCullough said. "We had well rounded scoring and played a lot better."
Bainbridge's next game is Dec. 10 against Colquitt County.
Pelham's next game is at home on Friday against Stewart County in the Region 1-A opener, and Pelham travels to Calhoun County for a big region game on Saturday.
PELHAM GIRLS 69, BAINBRIDGE 58: Herald Super 6er Tashaunessey Reese scored 20 points to lead the Class A Lady Hornets against Class AAAA power Bainbridge. Brianna Freeman added 16 and Octavia Kierce finished with 11 points for Pelham (1-1).
"We're trying to put the pieces together, but it will take us a few more games to get to where we need to be,'' Pelham coach Antonio Tookes said.
Roshanda Jackson led Bainbridge with 13 points, Brianna Wade scored 12 and Alex Carter added 11 points.
CALHOUN COUNTY BOYS 74, MILLER COUNTY 55: Vincent Powell scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Calhoun County (4-2), and Marquez Williams (13 points) and DaJohn Williams (11 points) followed to help a balanced attack.
Calhoun's next game is Friday at Baker County in a Region 1-A opener.
CALHOUN COUNTY GIRLS 54, MILLER COUNTY 40: Brandi Buie led everyone with a 33-point night to help Calhoun County improve to 3-3 for the season.
AMERICUS-SUMTER GIRLS 71, DOOLY COUNTY 53: The Lady Panthers opened their season with a convincing win as newcomer Kahler Fletcher, who transferred from Westover, led the team in scoring with 15 points and also had four steals. Kayla Bowens scored 12 points and had five steals, and A'dasiah Mercer scored 12 points and had six rebounds. Danyette Hill pulled down 12 rebounds and also scored seven points, and Ashley Howard scored nine points, had five assists and made four steals.
"I thought we played well enough to win,'' coach Evelyn Wright said. "But we have a lot of fine tuning to do to get to where we want to be. We missed too many free throws, missed too many layups and made too many bad passes."
Americus-Sumter faces Dooly County again in Americus at 6 p.m. on Friday.
CRISP ACADEMY GIRLS 41, TERRELL ACADEMY 38: The Crisp Academy girls basketball team improved to 3-2 with the victory. Crisp was led by Madi Mitchell with 24 points.
MONROE-VALDOSTA GAME CANCELED: Monroe's boys basketball team is still waiting to play the first game of the season.
The Tornadoes had to postpone their Nov. 18 season opener at the Civic Center against Albany High because the Monroe football team was playing in the Sweet 16 round of the Class AAA state playoffs that night. That game was been rescheduled for Feb. 10 at the Civic Center.
The Tornadoes also had Tuesday's season opener against Class AAAAA Valdosta at the Monroe gym canceled, and they will not be playing at home against Colquitt County on Friday night. That game has been postponed because Colquitt County is playing in the Class AAAAA state football semifinals.
Monroe's boys are scheduled to open their season next Tuesday in a Region 1-AAA game against Americus-Sumter at Monroe. The girls will play at 6 p.m. and the boys will play at 7:30 p.m.
More like this story
- PREP PEEK: DWS, Pelham boys crack Fab 5 Poll ( February 4, 2013 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Westwood girls score big win over Westfield ( December 19, 2014 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Thomasville boys upend Bainbridge ( December 20, 2014 )
- SATURDAY'S PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Davis, Monroe boys earn dinner and a win against Colquitt, 49-38 ( January 15, 2011 )
- FRIDAY'S PREP HOOPS ROUNDUP: Williams' game winner lifts Lee County boys to victory ( December 27, 2013 )


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|Leigh DiPace scored three goals but the Quinnipiac Bobcats dropped a 12-7 decision to the UMBC Retrievers in America East Conference play on Saturday in Hamden, Conn. The loss drops the Bobcats record to 1-8 (0-2 America East), while the Retrievers improve to 4-4 (3-1 America East).
UMBC got the game started by scoring four consecutive goals, including two by Drew Westervelt. Quinnipiac cut the score to 4-1 thanks to DiPace's first goal of the game with :28 left in the first quarter.
The Retrievers extended their lead by scoring the second quarter's first three goals. Travis Tomczak, Brendan Mundorf and Westervelt all tallied goals during the scoring run to give UMBC a 7-1 lead with 10:32 to go in the second.
The Bobcats responded by scoring four straight goals, including two by DiPace and one each by Eddie Morley and Eric Trama, to make the score 7-5, UMBC with 10:09 to go in the third quarter.
After two consecutive UMBC goals, Andy Pelletier's goal got the Bobcats back to within three at 9-6, with 5:42 to go in the third frame. However, that would be as close as Quinnipiac would get as the Retrievers scored three of the game's final four goals to clinch the 12-7 victory.
DiPace led the Bobcats with three goals, while Josh Murray (one goal and two assists) and Morley (one goal and one assist) also had multi-point games.
Mundorf and Westervelt each tallied three goals to lead the Retrievers.
James Nastro stopped 11 shots for the Bobcats, while Kevin Cepelak had seven saves for UMBC.
Quinnipiac will be back in action on Tuesday when it hosts the Manhattan Jaspers at 3:00 p.m. in Hamden, Conn.


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Bad things always happen when Pee-wee leaves the playhouse.
According to no less than Pee-Wee himself, Judd Apatow is considering directing his production of Pee-Wee's untitled next movie.
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The bedbug plague continues to gain momentum, with New York having been overrun and other cities gradually succumbing.
But, at last, there's hope.
It's not a new insecticide. The new breed of bedbug is now resistant to that.
It's a trap.
It turns out that bedbugs are nuts about the smell of their own crap. They defecate all over their hiding places, and the smell helps them find their way home after nights of blood-sucking.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
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ATLANTA — Officials on the PGA Tour will tell you that Tiger Woods continues to draw the biggest galleries at each tour stop, but Masters champion Bubba Watson has developed an enlarged following in the second half of the season.
No doubt, Bubba's having won the Masters in April is a contributing factor to his popularity on tour, but there are many reasons for the increase in numbers in his galleries.
First, his name gives him a good old boy image that is very attractive, very much like that of John Daly. While Daly doesn't have an endearing nickname, the galleries could relate to his chain smoking and beer guzzling style. They came to see Big John power a golf ball into distant locations on the golf course. Like speed in car racing, driving distances in golf have inherent appeal to fans of the sport.
Over the weekend at the Tour Championship at East Lake — where Bubba finished at five under par, five strokes behind winner Brad Snedeker — there were cries of "Bubba."
Fans come to see him hit balls, which fly deep into the outer reaches of the driving range. They swoon to his tee shots rising up and into the distance until they look like specks in the wild blue yonder. Currently, Bubba is leading the tour in driving distance at 315.5, which is better by five yards than the two best known players on tour: Dustin Johnson at 310.2 and Rory McIlroy at 310.1.
There is more to appreciate about Bubba's game for the fans who come out to see him play. Bubba has a tantalizing short game. They are hoping that if his ball comes to rest in the timber and rough of the right side of the fairway that they might see him bend another nine iron shot like a boomerang onto the green, just like he did in the playoff in April to win the Masters.
"There is no doubt. Bubba is one of the most popular players on the tour with golf fans," said rules official, Mark Russell, following Sunday's final round at East Lake. "He is self taught. I have heard that he has never had a lesson in his life. Golf fans can really relate to a player like that. Bubba resonates with the man in the street."
Since the Masters, Bubba didn't exactly go underground, but he missed the cut at the Memorial and the U. S. Open at Olympic in San Francisco. Some began to wonder if something was wrong, but with the adoption of his son, Caleb, and the demands for appearances and marketing opportunities which come with winning a major like the Masters, Bubba was overwhelmed.
In all other events, he has finished in the top 25: T18 at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans; T23 at the Open at Royal Lytham in July; T19 at the Bridgestone Invitational and T11 at the PGA Championship. He had a very good chance to win the Travelers Championship but missed a 15 footer to tie for the lead and move into a playoff.
With the $304,000 he won Sunday for a tie for fifth place with Webb Simpson, Bubba has won over $4.5 million dollars this year and could be a five million dollar man by the end of the fall, depending on his playing schedule.
Snedeker, who has a second home at St. Simons Island, was a favorite of the galleries on Sunday. They like the tousled haired, sanguine and quick playing Vanderbilt graduate, who is a ringer for the late movie star Red Buttons.
Few golfers have ever had a greater pay day than Snedeker, who pocked $11,440,000 for his play this week.
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HERE are some 70th birthday gift ideas for men, husband, dad or grandfather that are meant to be special gift for years to come.
Finding the birthday gifts for someone who is turning 70 could be an easy and a complicated thing at once. Surely, it is easy if you already have known what he wants or needs. On the other hand, it will be something difficult when you are not really close to him and do not know what he likes and what he does not like.
Various gift ideas below could be great sources of inspiration for you.
1) Knitted Sweater
Knitted sweater is a must-have thing for grandpa and he probably has bought some sweaters in various colors. But, there is nothing wrong to bring this one together with other birthday gifts for grandpa turning 70.
This gift is a symbol of love and care, since people are commonly getting more sensitive to cold when they are getting older too, including your grandpa.
2) Leather Gifts
The leather gifts are the symbol of masculinity. However, it would be the symbol of classic but elegant things when given to elderly person, including your grandpa. The first example is a leather watch box. This one of awesome birthday gifts for grandpa turning 70 will bring smile on his face. He probably has a collection of watches, but the unique watch box would be a unique thing in his golden age. For grandpa, watches are more important to collect than any other else. So, bringing this kind of gift will add the list of his valuable collection. Besides, the leather jacket would be a great gift idea too. If he is still running a business and goes travelling very often, a pair of leather shoes would make him happy.
3) Car Utility Kit
This is the next one of recommended birthday gifts for grandpa turning 70. When turning 70, a grandpa is not as strong as when he was young. But, driving a car would still become an interesting thing to do sometimes. Buying him the car utility kit is a perfect idea which lets him to use it during the long trip. This kit is designed in such a way for emergency cases and it consists of three slots for holding a pen, the flashlight as well as the tire gauge. Surely, this gift shows how much you care. If you have extra money, you can buy the exclusive one and wrap it perfectly. Also, you may add ribbon and a gift card which consists of few lines of poem for you beloved grandpa.
4) Music and Traveling
Music and traveling are the two most popular birthday gifts for grandpa turning 70. It's great to have the CD from most popular music group/band in his era. Surely, the easy listening songs would accompany him on the morning or evening and could help him recalling his memories.
The surprise vacation could be the sweet birthday gift for him as well. Surely, you may ask the answer to your grandma about the most favorite place for her husband. Absolutely, this vacation could be the most interesting traveling experience when you and (probably) your parents could join this trip and spend the time together.
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A bit of back story. I've been overweight for as long as I can remember, certainly since early childhood. I'm an emotional eater, particularly when stressed. I can easily be very healthy all day and then binge on a whole pack of biscuits or big block of chocolate in an evening (sometimes both ) blowing a massive amount of calories.
When I met my now husband just over 10 years ago, I was a size 26. I never weighed myself back then, but I know I was well over 300lbs - probably around 320. I slimmed down to a size 14 for our wedding, around 220lbs. Which still sounds a lot compared to others of a similar size, but I have a very solid build (and I gain/lose weight evenly all over, rather than being a particular shape) so I'm always a bit heavier than I look.
Over the years, the weight slowly crept back on and I was back up to 270lbs and a size 18-20 before I realised it. So a couple of years ago I slimmed down again, this time to 210lbs making me a small size 14, sometimes even a 12 in some shops. But after a particularly stressful and lazy year, I find myself back up to 239lbs. My size 14s do still fit, but are getting too tight to be comfortable. I don't want to go out and buy 16s, so am doing something about it sooner rather than later.
Both of the previous times I didn't follow any particular plan, just stuck to what I considered to be healthy food (essentially a low carb diet) and a lot of exercise. But this time I've decided to follow Slimming World. It's very similar to how I've eaten previously, but thought it would help to give some structure without feeling like I was "on a diet" as such. Am doing the plan online, since the groups near me don't meet at convenient times.
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Jayson Megna, the Riders' regular-season leader with 30 goals, scored his first of the postseason on a fortuitous centering pass that banked past Vienneau with just less than five minutes to play in the second. Matt Berry had a point-blank chance to draw the Jacks even, but Hjelle stoned him with the leg pad twice with just over a minute left in the middle frame. The Jacks had to kill off 1:43 of 5-on-3 time shortly after Megna's goal to keep the deficit at a single goal.
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By William J. Reisdorf, PC
How can I win my custody battle? Many clients ask me this question. But these days, it isn't about winning -- it's about obtaining the best result for you and your kids. My job is to maximize your case result. I am a strong believer in joint custody and shared parenting. Children deserve to have a relationship with both parents. But often, fathers are not given fair treatment in the court system. As a father, you have to work a little harder to prove you're a good dad. As an attorney who has worked with Michigan fathers for over 30 years, I know that the way to get the best possible result in your case is to avoid these common mistakes:
MISTAKE #1: Not spending enough time with your kids.
Whether you are happily married, about to divorce or already separated, spending as much time as you can with your kids will do nothing but benefit them. It doesn't have to be "super time" like homework or soccer games. It can be dinner, fixing a bike tire, helping him clean his room, etc. Taking them to the dentist, shopping for their needs and helping with homework are all very important. Statistics show that kids who have a lot of time with both parents excel academically, socially and personally. If you wind up in a custody contest, your track record of constant contact may save you in court.
MISTAKE #2: Leaving the marital home.
For those dads who are married, leaving the marital home and leaving the kids and mom behind -- before an attorney is consulted -- can hurt your chances for custody. Every day that passes in which you are separate from your kids will hurt your case, not to mention your kids. It's better to see an experienced attorney first so that a parenting plan can be developed before you leave.
MISTAKE #3: Doing nothing.
There are many legal benefits to filing a court action first. Often, waiting until the other parent files is waiting too late when things become tense and hateful. Don't wait to consult an experienced attorney.
MISTAKE 4: Not keeping it "strictly business" (getting personal).
Once you decide you are in for a custody or divorce proceeding, you must adopt a new personality with the mother. Getting angry and spiteful -- even after you receive it from your ex -- is not going to help your case. You have a most important goal: To maximize your case result and get the custody plan and settlement you dream of. Anger will not get it for you. A good attorney and a good plan will!
MISTAKE #5: Telling the kids everything.
The everyday goings-on of your case and your negative feelings for the other parent are not the children's business. They have their own everyday problems. There is a minimum of vital information you should tell them, but this is tricky business. You should talk to a counselor or attorney first before you discuss the details of the legal side of your case with your kids.
MISTAKE #6: Sounding the "Father's Rights" Horn.
Don't get me wrong. I too believe that the way most men are treated in family court is disgraceful to our system of law. I also believe many judicial rulings undermine a father's basic right to see his children. Its not, however, what you say in court, but how you say it. I have been more effective with Judges by giving them psychological studies about how keeping kids away from a fit parent is harmful to the child. This gets their attention more than the "constitutional" claim.
MISTAKE #7: Thinking that you're the only Dad being abused by the system. (Get involved with an advocacy group!)
It is disheartening to fight so hard to obtain a basic parenting schedule and a fair child support order. Men grow frustrated and think no one understands them. No so. Those of us in parent advocacy groups have learned from other political organizations: Join a group. Peacefully protest. Go to Lansing! This becomes an opportunity for you to learn from other parents. It is also therapeutic. You can do some good for all dads and moms abused by the system. I highly recommend Darrick Scott-Farnsworth's group www.achildsright.net. Contact them! Get involved.
MISTAKE #8: Filing a Grievance against the Judge.
You must understand that filing a grievance with a judicial watchdog organization is improper if you are complaining about the judge's ruling. The proper way to do this is an appeal, which is, most times, very expensive. You can only file a grievance when the judge does something in the nature of personal misconduct, like showing up drunk or making a racist ruling. Get a good attorney who will steer you away from misdirections like filing an improper grievance.
MISTAKE #9: Not realizing how important HONESTY is.
It never ceases to amaze me how lightly some men take lying and being unfaithful to their girlfriends or wives. They quickly find that because of their deceit, negotiating custody or property is tortuous. Sometimes men make it worse by not telling the truth to their attorney. Thus, the attorney becomes blind-sided and it hurts the case. The thing to do for a dishonest dad is to at least "come clean" with his attorney so that "repair" and smart decisions can be made.
MISTAKE #10: Giving Up (Only the Persistent are Successful!)
"Winning" is a relative term. For some, it can mean getting three weekends per month of parenting time. Others feel defeated unless they get 50-50 custody. In order to "win" -- if there is such a word -- you have to a) have a good attorney (certainly in a custody case) b) have realistic goals and c) make sure you pick your battles. You can't make all the right decisions in a nasty complicated divorce or custody matter without competent counsel. And you can't give up. If you don't "click" with your attorney, don't be afraid to get a new one, even if he's your third. Keep looking. They're not all going to charge $400 an hour. Try many things. Don't give up!
Bill Reisdorf is a family law attorney practicing in Troy Michigan. He represents Michigan dads in divorce, custody, and family law clients in the following areas:
Oakland County, Michigan, including Troy, Royal Oak, Madison Heights, Southfield, Farmington Hills, Rochester, Rochester Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Beverly Hills, Bingham Farms, Huntington Woods, Pontiac, Auburn Hills, Waterford, Hazel Park, Oak Park, Ferndale, Clawson, Berkley, Pleasant Ridge, Clarkston, Holly, Lake Orion, and more. Macomb County, Michigan, including Warren, Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Macomb Township, Shelby Township, Mt. Clemens, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, East Detroit, Eastpointe, Fraser, Romeo, Harrison Township, Washington Township, Utica, and more. Wayne County, Michigan, including Detroit, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Woods, Livonia, Novi, Wayne, Westland, Lincoln Park, Allen Park, Taylor, Trenton, Southgate, Riverview, Grosse Ile, Wyandotte, Brownstown Township, Woodhaven, Flat Rock, Rockwood, Plymouth, and Northville, and more. Genesee County, Michigan, including Flint, Flushing, Grand Blanc, Davison, Holly, and more.
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As a result, young women on college campuses now go out on a Saturday night, to use another Pink phrase, "on a mission from the get-go." They have the express purpose of drinking to blackout levels then hooking up. They make the decision to treat themselves like garbage when they are sober and then proceed to hit the booze, presumably to shut down the inner voice of feminine modesty and self-worth. Under such circumstances, assuming the girl is awake and says yes, the young man who takes advantage of the situation is hardly committing rape or sexual assault or anything of the sort. Is he a gentleman? No. But then he's not dealing with a lady either. The entire situation is degraded and degrading. The guy's no more to blame for it than the girl.
Hey, I'm not sitting around waiting for the 1950s to return. The advent of safe, effective birth control really did change the facts on the ground and they're not going to change back anytime soon. When it comes to sex, conservative pompous assery and highfalutin moralism may make you feel right proud of yourself but they don't necessarily address the reality of people's lives or help anyone sort out the issues. The human libido is intense and complex. It outstrips, outsmarts and overruns every theoretical system that seeks to explain or contain it. That's one of the best things about it! Sex makes fools of saints and libertines with equal ease.
But one does not have to be a puritan to recognize that young people have been instructed out of their humanity. I think it's awful when young women treat themselves like meat. I think it's awful when young men treat them no better. But I don't blame one of them more than the other. Rather I blame the underlying logic of a culture that has lost its way.
For more on this, take a look at this powerful cri de coeur from Ricochet's D.C. McAllister.


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Radel in Review
What the congressman said about resigning three weeks ago
WASHINGTON D.C. - What a difference three weeks can make.
When Fox 4 anchor Patrick Nolan traveled to Washington earlier this month to interview Trey Radel, the Republican was adamant about staying on the job - even as he acknowleged the broken trust felt by voters in Southwest Florida.
"I want to be able to restore that trust, and I think that I've been able to," Radel told Nolan in the interview in his Washington D.C. office on January 8th.
He said he was going to "serve the people of Southwest Florida" and serve the two year term to which he was elected "with honor and dignity."
"Service is best thing I can do to re-estatblish normalcy in my life," said Radel who also repeatedly declined to say whether he was running for re-election - saying, "politics are the last thing on my mind."
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The Powder River Basin of northern Wyoming and southern Montana is bounded by the Big Horn Mountains to the west, the Black Hills to the east, and the Yellowstone River to the north. Within this area today are Devils Tower National Monument (Bears Lodge), and the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation. The Powder, the Tongue, and the Little Big Horn rivers that flow through these grasslands from the Bighorns to the Yellowstone wash over the sites of some of the fiercest battles between the U.S. Army and the nations of Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho as the War Department and Department of the Interior -- between the 1850s and 1870s -- completed the ethnic cleansing of the Great Plains.
The impetus for the scorched earth campaign by Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Crook, and Custer was initially to remove the Indians from the rich grasslands where they hunted buffalo and antelope in order to replace them with white ranchers, but in the end, it was the yellow gold of the Black Hills that forced the final solution on the Plains Indians and sacrificed the Seventh Cavalry at the Little Big Horn.
Today, the sacred Black Hills that lie just across the Bad Lands from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, and the Powder River Basin that still echoes with the names of Red Cloud, Sitting Bull, and Crazy Horse is again under attack by the power grid of the United States--this time for fools gold.
Back in 2006, I read about the Northern Cheyenne holding a plebiscite on coal extraction within their reservation, and the discussion they were having over how to take advantage of their energy resources without ruining their environment, which left me wondering if the Powder River Basin will end up like Appalachia. Now that Wall Street and the energy companies own the United States government, what's to stop them?
The answer to that lies partly in the response of Indian tribes whose treaty resources would be negatively impacted by coal shipping, which involves some seriously heavy traffic by trains and maritime vessels. As noted on Mother Earth Journal, treaty resources enroute between the Powder River Basin and the Pacific coast -- along with other environmental impacts -- may eventually derail the project.
In the meantime, while politicians and the public keep an eye on the dollars and deals involved, some of us need to be keeping an eye on the politics behind the scene--politics that have in the past gotten pretty ugly when such high stakes are involved. Anytime big bucks are on the table, especially regarding resource extraction, Wise Use operatives can be found hovering nearby, waiting for an opportunity to cash in on mobilizing resentment. When that inevitably happens, most communities won't know what hit them.
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WATERTOWN — The Watertown Rams have a team rule stating that players shouldn't dwell on a night's loss after the clock strikes midnight.
This was appropriate on Thursday night as the Rams simply let one get away in what will be a forgettable loss.
After Watertown rallied to tie the game with two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning, Glens Falls scored a pair of unearned runs and turned back a rally bid to hold off the Rams, 8-7 in 10 innings in a Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League game at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
In a wild game in which both teams combined for five errors, including three miscues by the Rams, Glens Falls prevailed to snap a five-game losing streak.
"That was tough to take because that was a game we should have won early," Watertown coach Paul Alteri said. "And it should have been over early, but let this team hang around, we threw the ball away, we don't field the ball. We looked at strike three and didn't execute late in the game."
Watertown, which was coming off a doubleheader sweep at Albany on Wednesday that featured two complete-game pitching efforts, slipped to 6-7 on the season.
Against the Golden Eagles, the Rams squandered an early 3-0 lead and found themselves trying to battle back for the rest of the night.
"That was an upsetting loss," said Rams designated hitter Matt Diorio, who reached base five times on the night, including three singles, and scored the tying run in the ninth inning. "We definitely should have won the game, we just didn't capitalize on some opportunities and couldn't finish it."
Watertown scored twice in the bottom of the ninth inning to draw even at 6-6. After Brandon Mikulka and Matt Diorio walked, Mikulka scored on a throwing error by Glens Falls pitcher Rick Morales and Diorio scored the tying run as Willi Martin reached on a fielder's choice.
After the Golden Eagles' blew a scoring chance in the top of the 10th as J.Q. Folena walked and was picked off in a rundown between third base and home plate on a blown suicide squeeze bunt attempt, Glens Falls recovered to take an 8-6 lead.
With two outs, pinch-hitter Teddy Cillis and Robert Fajardo each walked and both runners scored on a throwing error by Rams second baseman Santino Alteri, who threw the ball wide of first base.
"We should have played a cleaner game and then we would have gone home with a win tonight, but we didn't," Paul Alteri said.
Watertown got a run back in the bottom of the inning as Mikulka singed and scored on Dominic Lopez's RBI single to right field with two out, but the Rams left the bases loaded.
"It's a tough one after we won two last night," Diorio said. " ... We've got that midnight rule, so we've got to put this one behind us and we'll get back at it tomorrow."
Morales was credited with the win for Glens Falls (5-8). Ben Wylly took the loss for the Rams.
Watertown built a 3-0 lead with a run in each of the first three innings as Joe Ogren walked with the bases loaded in the first, James Bonds belted a home run in the second and Ogren singled in a run in the third.
Glens Falls then struck for four runs in the sixth inning to lead 4-3 off starter Javi Villanueva, as one runner scored on a throwing error and another on a wild pitch.
After Watertown tied the game at 4-4 in the seventh as Chris Gaetano singled and later scored on a throwing error, Glens Falls took a 6-4 advantage with a pair of runs in the eighth on an RBI double from Folena and Ryan Dodge's run scoring single — all with two out in the frame.
Villanueva and Chas Lacko of Glens Falls each made their first starts of the season for their respective teams.
"Again, I think our pitching did OK, I think they pitched well enough to win," Paul Alteri said. "You can point your finger at a lot of things we didn't do correctly tonight and lost the game."
Watertown plays at Elmira at 7:05 tonight and after an off day on Saturday, plays at Newark at 5:05 p.m. on Sunday.
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Pulmonary carcinoma is also called "primary bronchial cancer". The location of the disease lies in the lung. But it is closely related to the spleen, stomach, kidney, etc. The operative treatment may cause the decline of pulmonary function and serious deficiency of qi and yin. The chemotherapy or radiotherapy may give rise to local stimulation, pain, swelling and necrosis, consequently impairing the healthy qi of the human body.
Syndrome differentiation and treatment
Deficiency of both qi and yin
It manifests lassitude, hypodynamia, short breath, chest tight-hess, dry cough with scanty sputum, dry mouth and tongue, thin and small tongue with little fur, thready and rapid pulse. It is advisable to supplement qi and nourish yin. The prescription used is the modified integration of Baihe Gujin Decoction (Lily Decoction for Strengthening the Lung) with Pulsation-Promoting Powder. In the case of severe pulmonary yin deficiency, add Yuzhu (Rhizoma Polygonati Odorati ) and Beishashen (Radix Glehniae); in the case of severe pulmonary qi deficiency, add Huaishanyao (Rhizoma Dioscoreae) and Fuling (Poria).
Qi deficiency of the lung and spleen
It manifests lassitude, hypodynamia, lustreless complexion, short breath, disinclination to speak, cough with low voice, clear and thin sputum, anorexia, or nausea and vomiting, pale tongue with white fur or with marginal dental marks, thready and weak pulse. It is advisable to supplement qi of the lung and spleen. The prescription used is the modified Sijunzi Decoction (Decoction of Four Noble Drugs). In the case of severe nausea and vomiting, add Jiangbanxia (prepared Rhizoma Pinelliae), Chuanhuanglian (Rhizoma Polyonati) and Wuzhuyu (Fructus Euodiae) .
Qi deficiency of the lung and kidney
It manifests chest tightness, occasional cough, short breath, even asthma on exertion, deep and thready pulse. It is advisable to strengthen the lung and kidney. The prescription used is the modified combination of Liuwei Dihuang Bolus (Bolus of Six Drugs Including Rehmannia) with Sijunzi Decoction (Decoction of Four Noble Drugs). In the case of profuse sweat, it is advisable to add Huangqi (Radix Astragali seu Hedysari ) , Wuweizi ( Fructus Schisandrae ), Muli (Concha Ostreae) and Dongchongxiacao (Cordyceps).
Yin impairment of the lung and stomach
It manifests dry cough, scanty sputum with difficult expectoration, hectic fever, night sweat, dry mouth and throat, hoarse voice, scanty urine, dry stool, red tongue with scanty body fluid, a little fur, thready and rapid pulse. It is advisable to nourish the lung and stomach. The prescription used is the modified Shashen Maidong Decoction (Decoction of Glehnia and Ophiopogon). In the case of yin impairment of the lung and kidney, the prescription is used in combination with the modified Baihe Gujin Decoction (Lily Decoction for Strengthening the Lung).
Dryness and heat scorching the lung
It manifests dry cough with paroxysmal onset, scanty sputum or bloody sputum, thoracic pain, short breath, or fever, dry mouth and tongue, red tongue, thready and rapid pulse. It is advisable to clear away heat and moisten the lung. The prescription used is the modified Qingzao Jiufei Decoction (Decoction for Relieving Dryness of the Lung). In the case of constipation, it is advisable to add Shengdihuang (Radix Rehmanniae) and Xuanshen ( Radix Scrophulariae ) .
Internal stagnation of phlegm and heat
It manifests cough with forceful voice, short breath, yellowish, thick and sticky sputum, thoracic pain and tightness, or fever, dry mouth, red tongue with yellowish and greasy fur, slippery and rapid pulse. It is advisable to clear away heat and resolve phlegm. The prescription used is the modified Qingqi Huatan Bolus (Bolus for Clearing away Heat and Resolving Phlegm). In the case of thoracic tightness and pain and expectoration, it is advisable to add Quangualou ( Fructus Trichosanthis ), Baihuasheshecao ( Herba Hedyotis Diffusae ) , Banzhilian ( Herba ScuteUariae Barbatae) and Shengnanxing (unprepared Rhizoma Arisaematis ).
Internal accumulation of blood stasis and heat
It manifests cough, chest tightness, expectoration of yellowish sputum, or bloody sputum with deep red colour, thoracic stabbing pain, dry mouth without inclination to drink, deep purple tongue or with ecchymoses, thready and unsmooth pulse. It is advisable to remove blood stasis and clear away heat. The prescription used is Taohong Siwu Decoction in combination with Yuxingcao (Herba Houttuyniae ), Baihuasheshecao (Herba Hedyotis Diffusae ) , Baijiangcao ( Herba Patriniae ) , etc.
Rehabilitation methods
Regulating emotions and recreation therapy
Please refer to the relevant part in the section of "Carcinoma of digestive tract".
Acumox and massage
Acumox: In the case of cough, short breath and expectoration as the main manifestations, select Feishu (BL 13), Xinshu (BL 15), Kongzui (LU 6), Taiyuan (LU 9) and Lieque (LU 7); in the case of profuse sputum, add Fenglong (ST 40) ; in the case of concurrent failure to inspire due to renal asthenia, add Guanyuan (CV 4), Qihai (CV 6) and Shenshu (BL 23); in the case of concurrent yin consumption, add Zusanli (ST 36), Taixi (KI 3) and Sanyinjiao (SP 6). In the case of poor appetite, vomiting and nausea as the main manifestations, select Zusanli (ST 36), Neiting (ST 44) and Zhongwan (CV 12). In the case of severe expectoration, add Neiguan (PC 6). In the case of the patients with late cancer, select Feishu (BL 13), Gaohuang (BL 43), Chize (LU 5), Pishu (BL 20), Bailao (EX) and Taiyuan (LU 9). In the case of short breath, add Qihai (CV 6), Guanyuan (CV 4) and apply moxibustion after acupuncture; in the case of yellowish and thick sputum or concurrent fever, add Quchi (LI 11) and Hegu (LI 4).
Ear acupuncture: In the case of marked cough and thoracic pain, select Fei (MA- IC 1), Jiaogan (MA-AH 7) and Xiong (MA-AH 11) as the main acupoints; in the case of severe short breath, select Fei (MA- IC 1), Pingchuan and Migen as the major acupoints.
Massage: In the case of cough, short breath and thoracic pain as the main manifestations, select Feishu (BL 13), Shenzhu (BL 23), Zhongfu (LU 1) and Quchi (LI 11) as the main acupoints. The manipulations may include the manipulations of relieving chest oppression, relaxing the shoulder, tightening the chest, kneading Feishu (BL 13 ) and Gaohuang (BL 43 ), parting-pushing the back, pushing the scapular area with the palm, digitally pressing the back and spine, kneading Chize (LU 5) and pushing Yuji (LU 10).
Dietary therapy
In the case of deficiency of qi and yin, use Stewed Pork Lung with Chuanbeimu (Bulbus Fritillariae Cirrhosae) and snow Pear; in the case of pulmonary and splenic qi deficiency, use Renshen Dazao Gruel (Gruel of Radix Ginseng and Fructus Ziziphi Jujubae ); in the case of pulmonary and renal qi deficiency, steam or stew ten to fifteen grams of Dongchongxiacao (Cordyceps), a proper amount of duck meat and lean pork respectively. Eat the meat and drink the soup. Besides, it is advisable to use Piba Hetao Paste (Paste of Folium Eriobotryae and Semen Juglandis). In the case of pulmonary and gastric yin consumption, use Five-Juice Drink; in the case of pulmonary and renal yin consumption, use Xingou Baili Drink, or Stewed Edible Bird's Nest with Baiji (Rhizoma Bletillae) that is particularly applicable to hemoptysis.
Daily diet In the case of deficiency of qi and yin, it is advisable to eat the foods for moistening the lung and supplementing qi such as water chestnut, apricot seed, pear, lily, Chinese yam, wolfberry and jellyfish; in the case of pulmonary and splenic qi deficiency, it is advisable to eat the foods for strengthening the lung and spleen such as sweet apricot seed, Chinese cabbage, lotus seed and Chinese yam; in the case of pulmonary and gastric yin consumption, it is advisable to eat foods for nurishing yin and promoting body fluid production like spinach, water chestnut, edible bird's nest, snow pear, loquat root, white edible fungus and sugarcane juice; in the case of pulmonary and renal yin deficiency, it is advisable to eat the foods for nourishing the lung and kidney such as turtle meat, mussel and jellyfish.
It is not advisable to eat fried, extremely salty and greasy foods, or pungent and hot-natured, pungent and irritative foods like uncooked green onion and hot pepper. This can prevent dampness from generating phlegm. The patients with this disease should abstain from drinking and smoking.
External therapy with drugs
It is advisable to apply Ruyi Jinhuang Powder externally in the case of local pain, swelling and hardness and necrosis due to intravenous injection; it is suitable to apply Tumor-Eliminating and Pain-Relieving Plaster on the painful part once every three days.
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