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As good as the show was, it only scratched the surface of Bo as an athlete. For every story of his amazing feats that was featured in the documentary there are 10 more that weren't mentioned.
The public knows about a lot of his accomplishments in competition, but I can say that it was just as impressive watching him in practice two hours a day when he was playing football for us at Auburn. Those amazing things he did athletically were so natural to him that he never even thought about them. He just went out and did them again and again.
As coaches we would see him do something in practice that was hard to believe, but we would go back and look at the practice film and there it was.
One of my favorite stories about Bo came from the Liberty Bowl. We were playing poorly on offense and so was Arkansas. Bo was on the sidelines standing next to me and I told him, "Bo, if you don't make a play we are going to get beat."
He looked and me and said, "Don't worry, Coach."
The next time he touched the ball he ran for a touchdown and we ended up winning the game.
There are so many Bo stories worth telling. Here is one that I didn't see myself, but it sure stands out to me.
One time Bo made arrangements with my farm manager, Stacy Gunn, to go coon hunting. He told Stacy he hadn't eaten one since he was a little boy and he was looking forward to cooking it himself. It took him a long time, but he ended up getting his coon and he also shot a rabbit on the hunt. I had cows then and we just had put up a five-strand barbed wire fence. To get to the rabbit he had to cross the fence, which is about five to five-and-half feet tall.
When Stacy was telling me about it, he said, "Coach, it was just the most amazing thing I ever saw in my life. He walked up to the fence, stopped and flat-footed jumped over it. It was like he just levitated over that fence!" That's just the kind of athletic talent that he had.
Another thing that stands out about Bo was how calm he was. I can't remember who all was in the suite with us while we waiting for the Heisman Trophy ceremony, but I remember we were all nervous as a cat except for Bo. He was on the couch asleep. When he woke up he said, "What are y'all worried about?"
He was the same way before big games. We would be getting ready to play against Florida, Georgia or Alabama and everybody in the dressing room would be uptight. You would look over there at Bo and he'd be propped up in his locker asleep. I think how calm he was in those situations was partly confidence and partly making sure he wasn't going to waste any energy so he would be ready if he was going to get the football 35 or 40 times that day.
Bo was very close to his mother and she was a wonderful lady. She told me, "If you ever have any trouble just call me." Fortunately, when he was at Auburn with us Bo showed good judgement. He always hung out with good young men on the team and good people in the community. He was close friends with teammates Tommie Agee and Lionel James. He was a close friend of George Mann, who was probably as good a deer hunter and outdoorsman who ever lived in the state of Alabama. His closest friends on our staff were great people like our trainer, Hub Waldrop, and our dorm counselors, Rusty and Sally Deen.
These days when I see Bo or talk to him on the phone what stands out to me is what a special human being he has become. Yes, he's a 21st century sports icon like a Joe Louis, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays or Jesse Owens, but at the same time he is also a private person who is a great daddy, a great husband and a great citizen of our country and an Auburn man worthy of respect.
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U.S. stock index futures climbed Monday amid signs of progress for a "fiscal cliff" deal in Washington and ahead of a pair of housing reports.
Both European and Asian shares traded higher after U.S. President Barack Obama said that a fiscal cliff deal can be reached. This hinges on Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Congress and White House agreeing on how to reduce the country's debt levels before December 31.
Meanwhile in Europe, euro zone officials are looking to formalize a two-year extension for Greece to reach its budget targets, and will discuss the matter on Tuesday.
Intel announced that president and CEO Paul Otellini, has decided to retire in May. Shares were halted following the news.
Also among techs, Cisco edged higher after the tech bellwether said it will acquire privately-held cloud networking company Meraki in a deal worth $1.2 billion as part of its cloud and networking strategy.
Citigroup will slash 300 jobs globally this year, according to the Wall Street Journal. Separately, the bank also agreed to pay $360 million to the brokerage estate of Lehman Brothers to resolve a dispute over $1 billion in collateral that the investment bank was forced to post in the days leading up to its bankruptcy in 2008.
Among earnings, Lowe's jumped after the home-improvement retailer reported quarterly results and same-store sales that topped expectations.
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Monthly existing home sales data is expected at 10 am ET. Economists polled by Thomson Reuters forecast 4.75 million sales were made in October, the same as in September.
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pm. Pre-registration is required.
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opportunity to learn about Crisis Intervention Team programs,
how to strengthen existing programs, and how to get new programs
established in Kansas communities. This event is for law
enforcement personnel, corrections and jail personnel, emergency
departments, mental health professionals, mental health
consumers and family members. The featured presentation
will be Major Sam Cochran with
the University of Memphis CIT Center along with workshops on
current topics of relevance to the development of CIT in
Kansas. For more information contact email@example.com.
is CIT?
The Crisis Intervention Team (Memphis Model) movement
started in Memphis,
Tennessee in 1988 and has rapidly grown into more
than 600 communities nationwide. In Kansas,
Crisis Intervention Teams have been established in
Hutchinson/Reno County, Emporia/Lyon County, Johnson County,
Topeka/Shawnee County, and Wichita/Sedgwick County.
CIT programs represent a local partnership between law
enforcement agencies, mental
health providers, and consumer and family
organizations with two primary objectives: public safety and
the diversion of mental
health consumers from the criminal
justice system and into treatment.
A primary activity of local CIT Councils is providing training
for law
enforcement officers, whether a police
officer, correctional officer, parole or probation
officer, regarding an understanding of mental
illness, how to work with an individual with mental
illness in crisis and what resources to call upon for
assistance. With such training and a coordinated effort among
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individual toward needed mental
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intervention is the single most important determinant of a
healthy recovery which includes putting an end to the revolving
door between psychiatric
hospitals, the community and the justice system.
CIT programs also operate for the safety of mental health
consumers and their family members as well as for the safety
of first responders, mental
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Programs in Kansas
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Reno, Sedgwick, Ford, Shawnee, and Wyandotte
counties) operating in Kansas with others being organized.
Click here for
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contact information.
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is downloadable from the NAMI this site.
Training Calendar
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schedule of upcoming CIT training events in each area. CIT
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The NuForce AVP-18 all-digital HT preamp/processor offers dedicated AV enthusiasts true, 24/192 digital audio performance and superb HD video at an amazing price. With four HDMI inputs, two optical and two coaxial S/PDIF inputs, the AVP-18 easily accommodates the most complex system configurations.
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Montgomery near end for groundwater cleanup
By Judy Pochel For The Beacon-News February 20, 2013 11:54AM
Groundwater contamination at the site of the former Allsteel plant, now a warehouse for Suncast Corp., in Montgomery may be cleaned up in a matter of months according to an update given to trustees in the Village of Montgomery Tuesday night. Photo taken Wednesday, February 20, 2013. | Steven Buyansky~Sun-Times Media
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Updated: March 22, 2013 10:27AM
MONTGOMERY — Groundwater contamination at the site of the former Allsteel plant may be cleaned up in a matter of months, according to an update given to trustees Tuesday night.
The area is around 900 Knell Road, used by the former steel office furniture manufacturer and currently used as a warehouse for Suncast Corporation.
Officials said Allsteel used cleaning solvents in its manufacturing process. Over time, those solvents seeped into ground water and caused levels of contamination to exceed recommended guidelines.
Roux Associates, the environmental consulting firm, is asking the village to create a groundwater ordinance that would allow the area to obtain a "No Further Remediation" classification.
The designation could be obtained once testing comes in at levels that no longer pose a threat to people who drink from untreated water in the area. Mike Pubentz, the village's director of public works, said drinking water is safe as those solvents are removed during the water treatment process.
Currently, the water is tested twice a year by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to document the levels. Village Wells 4 and 12 are near the designated zone but have never tested positive for those contaminants, officials said.
Jim Baldwin, project manager with the IEPA, said the problem has been addressed since 1986 and cleanup activities have been ongoing since that time. He said coliform has been found in the water but the levels are going down.
"We want the ordinance to make sure no one puts a well in within the boundaries," Baldwin said.
Under the requested ordinance, the state will continue to monitor and test various water samples in the area.
"We are at the point of projecting an end point and completion would include a component of ground water remediation," said Tim Adams with Roux Associates. "There are many benefits to help ensure the village will provide safe drinking water and it would prevent anyone within the property boundaries to have a well without the knowledge of the village."
Baldwin said coliform has been found at unacceptable levels for the past several years, but the levels are getting better.
"The contaminants are meeting the acceptable standards very well. They have been working well in their remediation efforts and the agency and corporation are working very well together," Baldwin said.


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If you begin seeing a doctor regularly, getting screening tests, and taking preventive measures, your quality of life may be greatly improved. You may also reduce your risk of premature death and disability.
Advice from US Preventive Services Task Force
Screening tests help doctors detect diseases early, when they are easier to treat. The following recommendations by the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) are general guidelines for screening procedures for healthy men. Since some men may need screening at more frequent intervals, consult your doctor for personalized advice.
Screening Procedures for Men
Why It Is Important
USPSTF Recommendations
Blood pressureHigh blood pressure increases the risk of stroke, heart attack, heart failure, and other problems. The only way to tell if you have high blood pressure is to have it checked. Adults aged 18 and over should have their blood pressure checked.
CholesterolHigh cholesterol causes most of the same problems as high blood pressure. Beginning at age 35, men should have their cholesterol checked. If you are at an increased risk for coronary heart disease, you should have it checked beginning at age 20.
Colorectal cancerColorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the US. Early detection can drastically reduce the likelihood you will die from the disease. Men age 50 and over should be screened for colorectal cancer. When to be screened depends on which test your doctor recommends:
- Fecal occult blood test (FOBT) —used to check for hidden blood in the stool (should be done annually).
- Flexible sigmoidoscopy —an examination of the rectum and lower colon using a sigmoidoscope (every 5 years).
- Colonoscopy —an examination of the rectum and entire colon using a colonoscope (every 10 years).
DiabetesDiabetes is associated with long-term complications that affect almost every part of the body. If detected early enough, you can prevent or delay the onset of type 2 diabetes and the complications. If your blood pressure is over 135/80 mmHg, you should be screened for type 2 diabetes.
DepressionSymptoms of depression include feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and lost of interest in activities that you once enjoyed. Treatment can alleviate the symptoms in many cases. USPSTF recommends routine screening for adults. If you have any symptoms related to depression, talk to you doctor. There is help available.
In addition to screenings, it is recommended that men regularly have a check-up to review overall health status. Also, men should stay up-to-date with their immunizations. Examples of vaccines that you may need include:
Going to the doctor provides men the opportunity to get checked out for health problems they may or may not realize they have (or are at risk for). The earlier men start seeing a doctor on a regular basis, the earlier they can establish a relationship with someone they trust and feel comfortable talking to. And, by learning what is normal early on, it will be easier to detect any serious changes later.
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Blog Post: What's Better - On-page SEO or Link-building?
Great read Dr. Pete!
Two additional things to consider...
1. Audience - If you're working to engage the "fly-by-the-seat-of-pants" peeps, who thrive off viral, social blurs of gotta-have-it-ness, you need to (imo) take link building by the hair and shake every last ounce of life from it - on a consistent basis. They don't necessarily care how much authority you have - if it's hot, they want to dance with it until the next big wave hits.
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Halifax hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Halifax, this hotel is close to Halifax Mainland Common Park, Northcliffe Recreation Centre, and Mount Saint Vincent University. Local attractions also include Kearney Lake Beach and Hemlock Ravine Park.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Future Inns Halifax features a fitness center. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
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LCD televisions include premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms.
Wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite parking is complimentary.
Future Inns Halifax is a smoke-free property.
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: CAD 10.00 per person (approximately)
- Deposit: CAD 100.00 per stay
- In-room microwave fee: CAD 5.00 per night
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This property allows pets in specific rooms only. Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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I'm looking to build a new Core i7 system (hopefully this week) and want to get OSX on there for Logic Studio.
I'm looking to get this Intel DX58SO motherboard if I know I can get it working properly. The EFIX testers seem to be using it with great success in their beta testing, so I figure worst case I can get one down the track if I can't get it working with a free option first.
Can anyone provide me with a simple collection of the kexts I will need for this board, especially getting the sound working?
I did do a search but many of the threads on this board had been abandoned after a while with little comprehensive info.


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Matches up The Guardian's "1000 songs to hear before you die" with Last.FM listener stats, and displays lyrics for each song from LyricWiki.org
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A mashup to enable users to access info, news and photos of a musician in one place, and access lyrics where applicable.
|Wikipedia, LastFM, Flickr, AmazonProductAdvertising
A community-based mp3 download and search website, providing mp3s, videos, guitar tabs, lyrics, and other resources.
|YouTube, Lyricsfly
A full-featured audio player and manager, developed in Java so that it can be executed on different platforms: Windows, Linux, etc. Currently plays mp3, ogg, wma, wav, flac.
Audiggle allows users to identify music using just their PC. Be it a YouTube clip, TV show on Hulu, internet radio, DVD or any other source, Audiggle can find the title and artist. Also features a mashup of lyrics, concerts, videos, band info and albums.
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ChartLyrics is a downloadable Windows application designed to help you grab lyrics information using ChartLyrics Lyric API.
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digiPoem generates simple visual embellishment of poetry and other text sources using image tagging on Flickr.
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A site about Estonian music ja bands. Youtube and vimeo videos are updated automatically and similar artists are shown based on last.fm similar artists feed. The website is running on Wordpress blogging system.
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Interact with music, videos, images and news about artists.
|Google Lyrics Gadget
Searches lyrics from your iGoogle page.
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Mobile web app. Integrates an iTunes library, videos from YouTube, lyrics from LyricWiki and similar songs from LastFm. Recently added photos from Yahoo's BOSS API, Eventful concerts, and Twitter.
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The lyrics instant search engine
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iRadioApp uses radio station listings from Yes.com and provides live information for the top 30 United States cities. See last 10 songs played on each station. Tag songs, email artist and title, play using seeqpod, view lyrics or preview in iTunes.
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Rosemary GougeresUser Submitted Recipe
Good either warm or cold, can be frozen ready-to-bake (bake straight from the freezer, no thaw!)"
1/2 cup whole milk
1/2 cup water
1 stick unsalted butter
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup all purpose flour
5 large eggs at room temperature
1 1/2 cups coarsely grated cheese (about 6 ounces)
1 tsp rosemary chopped finely
Position the racks to divide the oven into thirds and preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Line two baking sheets with silicone baking mats or parchment paper. Bring the milk, water, butter, and salt to a rapid boil in a heavy-bottomed medium saucepan over high heat. Add the flour all at once, lower the heat to medium-low, and immediately start stirring energetically with a wooden spoon or heavy whisk. The dough will come together and a light crust will form on the bottom of the pan. Keep stirring—with vigor—for another minute or two to dry the dough. The dough should now be very smooth. Turn the dough into the bowl of a mixer fitted with the paddle attachment or into a bowl that you can use for mixing with a hand mixer or a wooden spoon and elbow grease. Let the dough sit for a minute, then add the eggs one by one and beat, beat, beat until the dough is thick and shiny. Make sure that each egg is completely incorporated before you add the next, and don't be concerned if the dough separates—by the time the last egg goes in, the dough will come together again. Beat in the grated cheese. Once the dough is made, it should be spooned out immediately. Using about 1 tablespoon of dough for each gougère , drop the dough from a spoon onto the lined baking sheets, leaving about 2 inches of puff space between the mounds. Using about 1 tablespoon of dough for each gougère, drop the dough from a spoon onto the lined baking sheets, leaving about 2 inches of puff space between the mounds. Slide the baking sheets into the oven and immediately turn the oven temperature down to 375 degrees F. Bake for 12 minutes, then rotate the pans from front to back and top to bottom. Continue baking until the gougères are golden, firm, and, yes, puffed, another 12 to 15 minutes or so. Serve warm, or transfer the pans to racks to cool.
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There was much discussion, going into Sunday's $1-million Pacific Classic. It was about jockeys who have ridden, and might ride, super-horse Game On Dude.
It looks as if it doesn't matter. Shaquille O'Neal could ride this horse and win.
Winning is exactly what happened for Game On Dude, before a crowd of 29,319, on the usual ocean-breeze-kissed summer afternoon at Del Mar.
The turf meets the surf here, and trainer Bob Baffert's Dude met both success and the record books. His victory matched Lava Man's 2006 standard of winning all three majors in California's triple crown, the Santa Anita Handicap, Hollywood Gold Cup and Pacific Classic.
There will be no third member of that group; if there is, it will receive an asterisk. Hollywood Park will close in late December, so whatever Gold Cup substitution they come up with, if any, won't carry the same import, at least for awhile.
That's fitting in several ways. Game On Dude won by 8 1/2 lengths, a record margin of victory by 3 1/2. Also, a smashing farewell to the state's triple crown as it currently exists. The series didn't just end. Game On Dude put an exclamation point on it.
It was the sixth win in a row by the 6-year-old gelding. Also the seventh in eight races, with his only stinker a lethargic seventh place in last year's Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita, won by Fort Larned.
Baffert indicated that that would be next for Game On Dude — no warmups needed before the Nov. 2 race at Santa Anita.
That means that the jockeying ahead by the jockeys and their jockey agents will be fascinating.
Martin Garcia rode him perfectly to victory Sunday. He has ridden him before, won on him at Lone Star and has been his main workout rider in the mornings. Mike Smith had the reins for his previous five victories. Chantal Sutherland-Kruse, as Chantal Sutherland, guided him to victories in the 2011 Santa Anita Handicap and the '12 Hollywood Gold Cup, but was also aboard when Dullahan caught him and won the Pacific Classic last year.
Rafael Bejarano, the current leading rider at Del Mar, has won on him. Joel Rosario, the leading rider in the country, was to ride him Sunday, but broke a bone in his foot when a horse unseated him at Saratoga on Friday. That opened the door for Garcia, who picked up the 10% portion of the winning team's $600,000 share, or the $60,000 that would have been Rosario's.
Talk about bad breaks…
It's even more complicated. Smith took himself off Game On Dude so he could go back east to Saratoga and ride Royal Delta, a super filly, who easily won Sunday's $600,000 Personal Ensign Stakes. Now, Royal Delta looks as if she might try a Zenyatta and run against the boys in the Breeders' Cup Classic, rather than attempting to win a third straight in the female version thereof, the Breeders' Cup Distaff.
Baffert said as much Sunday, when asked about Smith's possible return to Game On Dude's saddle. The presumption seemed to be that, if Smith chose Royal Delta this time, he would do the same for the Breeders' Cup. But one look at a film of Game On Dude's Secretariat-like dominance of a strong 12-horse field might give Smith second thoughts.
Stay tuned. This is a horse race story with ongoing intrigue, and Baffert, a master of such things, will certainly seize the moment, even if that moment takes the next two months.
The only ongoing intrigue in this race was the first several steps out of the gate. Game On Dude started from the 11th post and, on the break, horses on both sides of him seemed to part like the Red Sea. Faster than you could say "See ya," Garcia was on the rail and in the lead, exactly as Game on Dude prefers.
"I was watching with Joe [Torre]," Baffert said, "and I told him, I don't know what just happened, but it is really good."
Race-caller Trevor Denman, as always, hit the perfect chords as Dude hit the home stretch and completed his demolition derby.
"This is total domination," Denman intoned. "We are looking at a walkover."
The blanket finish was for the also-rans. Kettle Corn got second by a nose over You Know I know, who got third by a nose over Richard's Kid.
Torre, the former Dodgers and Yankees manager — who has part ownership in a group that also includes Bernie Schiappa, the Terri Lanni Family Trust and Ernie Moody's Mercedes Stable — called Game On Dude's stretch run "goose bump stuff."
Baffert said he had little anxiety once the race unfolded.
"I just was saying, 'Don't fall off, Martin,'" he said.
Garcia responded, "And I didn't."
Racing got a nice bump from this one. Game On Dude has the star quality the sport can build on.
Plus, the jockey decision for the Breeders' Cup could bring much ongoing intrigue.
And Shaq hasn't even weighed in yet, so to speak.


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
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NEW ORLEANS — Ravens coach John Harbaugh says star linebacker Ray Lewis assured him "there's nothing to" a magazine report linking him to a company that makes deer-antler spray containing a banned performance enhancer.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis speaks at a Super Bowl XLVII news conference on Wednesday in New Orleans. The Ravens face the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Harbaugh said Wednesday morning he spoke with Lewis. The coach said Lewis "knows there is nothing to it. He understands it's something he's never been involved in."
On Tuesday, Sports Illustrated reported that Lewis sought help from a company that makes the unorthodox product to speed his recovery from a torn right triceps. Lewis missed 10 games with the injury.
"He laughed about it," Harbaugh said, referring to Lewis. "He told me there's nothing to it. He's told us in the past and now that he has never taken any of it."
Baltimore plays the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday in the final game of Lewis' career.
On Tuesday, Lewis declined to directly address in any detail the questions raised by the Sports Illustrated report that he sought help from Sports With Alternatives To Steroids (SWATS).
The 37-year-old Lewis, who has announced he will retire after playing against the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's Super Bowl, dismissed the report as "stupidity."
Sport Illustrated reported that SWATS owner Mitch Ross recorded a call with Lewis hours after the player hurt his arm in an October game against Dallas. According to the report, Lewis asked Ross to send him deer-antler spray and pills, along with other products made by the company.
The magazine also said that when it spoke to Lewis for its story, he acknowledged asking Ross for "some more of the regular stuff" on the night of the injury and that he has been associated with the company "for a couple years through Hue Jackson."
Jackson is a former Ravens quarterbacks coach — and later head coach of the Oakland Raiders. Two years ago he stopped endorsing SWATS because his ties to the company violated NFL rules.
"That was a 2-year-old story that you want me to refresh ... so I won't even speak about it," Lewis said Tuesday. "Because I've been in this business 17 years, and nobody has ever got up with me every morning and trained with me. Every test I've ever took in the NFL — there's never been a question of if I ever even thought about using anything. So to even entertain stupidity like that. ..."
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So most of the rumors were true! No real surprises for the Ladies. How much of a fan base would Science guy, Bill Nye, have? With a new pro he has a tough road.
Does Christina Milian's casting mean that she is finally gone from The Voice? "Skyfall" for her? I can only imagine the inane conversations between Brooke and Cristina.
Looks like I'm finished with DWTS. There isn't a single contestant I'm remotely interested in watching. Again.
Adelina Sotnikova defeated the curse of Esta She is indeed the Greatest Of All Time!
looks like karina has the ringer this year-
It's probably time for a new thread since we are starting Season 17...
Who on earth are these "stars"? With the exception of Valerie Harper, I've barely heard of any of them. Some of the pro dancers have more star power. Sorry that Gleb isn't back. At least he was fun to look at.


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10:49 PM EDT, April 10, 2012
When I saw the sign on the side of the road — "Pigeons" —I immediately thought of people with rooftop coops sending clouds of birds into the sky to swoop around for a while and find their way home. So I turned off Route 222 and headed a mile north to the Brubakers' farm in Maxatawny Township.
It's one of Berks County's many Mennonite farms, and it looked almost too pretty, like a movie set: silos and a big brick house set among emerald acres of rye and barley. Some children playing in the side yard vanished when I parked.
The Brubakers had pigeons, all right, but not the rooftop kind, nor even the kind you see strutting around urban fountains. These pigeons were snowy white, and looked as big as small chickens.
They were, in fact, squab. Food pigeons. Daniel Brubaker, one of the family's seven children, raises them and sells them to home cooks and restaurateurs, some of whom come from as far as New York.
Daniel is a shy but friendly 19-year-old who ventured into squab raising a few years ago and has done pretty well at it. He has about 200 birds, called White Kings.
"They're not as smart as the homing pigeons. They're bred for the meat," he told me as we stood next to one of his two big coops and listened to the cooing and fluttering within. "I don't eat them much, but they taste like chicken, I think."
I will have to take his word for it. I don't have a daring palate. Not that squab is especially daring, but my taste in poultry stretches only as far as the McNugget and back. In any case, Daniel said many of his customers are Asian, so they are evidently popular in that cuisine.
Daniel's father, John, ambled over. I fell to chatting with him while Daniel wandered off with the photographer to find a good angle on the pigeons, which would not sit still.
The squab "began as a hobby for him," John said. "Now he's talking about getting bigger, but we have a lot of ventures here."
That was clear. They farm 70 acres and another 50 a little farther west. It's chiefly a dairy operation; the barley and rye are being grown as forage for the cows and will be supplanted by corn for the summer. The Brubakers also farm some of the acres at the adjacent Rodale Institute. John's wife and daughters, meanwhile, make and sell quilts out of the house.
I began to forget all about the pigeons as that familiar feeling stirred in me — the sense that I missed my calling and should have been a farmer.
Common sense tells me that I could not, in fact, be a farmer, because of my genetic predisposition toward getting up late. But all the farmers I have ever met have struck me as fundamentally happy people, and John Brubaker was no exception.
He was cheerful even as he recounted the perennial woes of farming: drenching and drought, fickle thermometers, tumultuous markets. Not to mention the growing labor shortage as the children grow and marry and move away.
"Every year is different," he said, speaking of last fall's torrents of rain and this spring's wildfire aridity.
Right about then, Daniel came back. He had been resisting having his picture taken, but he finally consented and posed in the doorway of one of the coops. Maybe, he said, he'd get a little more business out of it.
I told him I couldn't promise anything, but I had once written a column about the extraordinary peaches at a farm near Coopersburg and spent the next couple of weeks telling callers how to get there.
That was my fault, because I forgot to put the address at the end of the column — a mistake I won't repeat. You will find Daniel Brubaker and his pigeons — and his mother's quilts, for that matter — at 721 Siegfriedale Road in Maxatawny Township.
From Allentown, follow Route 222 toward Kutztown. Turn right onto Kunkel Road and follow about a mile to Siegfriedale Road, which you will cross to enter the farm.
They don't, by the way, sell on Sunday.
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Signing Day 2013: Gators already have two players committedby Jason Lieser
While they were busy securing a top-five signing class for 2012, the Gators coaches also picked up commitments for next year.
With the 2013 recruiting cycle officially underway, Florida has commitments from DT Caleb Brantley and RB Adam Lane, according to Rivals.com.
Brantley, who will be a senior at Crescent City HS this fall, also has offers from Florida State and Miami and should continue piling them up between now and next February. He is 6-3, 285.
Lane (5-7, 207) is from Winter Haven HS. He missed his entire junior season due to injury.
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Until Syncfusion gets their quality control into existence, I would never consider using Syncfusion's component library.
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- Corneal dystrophy, juvenile epithelial of Meesmann
- Juvenile hereditary epithelial dystrophy
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slit-lamp examination of the cornea shows diffuse clusters of tiny round cysts in the epithelial membrane. Overtime these cysts can rupture and cause erosions. The erosions may result in light sensitivity, redness, and pain. Vision remains good in most cases. Meesmann corneal dystrophy can be caused by mutations in the KRT3 or KRT12 gene. It is inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion.Meesmann corneal dystrophy is a rare genetic condition affecting the epithelial membrane of the cornea. A
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- KRT12. Genetics Home Reference. 2009; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/gene=krt12. Accessed 7/30/2009.
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