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The Wizards have so pathetic for so long there may be no hope for them. Even number one picks don't help. What percentage of their games does anyone expect them to win after Wall returns. A ten win season is looking like a long shot.
Wizards' offense caves without Wall
By Rob Mahoney
The Wizards are already neck-deep in losses and at risk of seeing their season asphyxiated after only one month. Washington's defense has managed well enough. But with point guard John Wall sidelined, the Wizards have dropped nine consecutive games through scoring impotence alone.
The idea that the season is just beginning is supposed to offer some slight reason for optimism, with the remainder of 2012-13 bringing the chance for improvement. But with Washington, there's a distinct possibility that this is indeed only the beginning. The Wizards aren't likely to get any worse, but their roster lends itself to an offensive torpor that seems to already have them fairly well stuck.
Those offensive struggles seemed to catch up to coach Randy Wittman on Monday night after the Wizards fell to the Pacers, when he openly commiserated about his team's inconsistent play (via CSN Washington; PBT):
"I don't know who to start, who to play, who not to play," Wittman said. "It's the confusion of different guys every game. We have no consistency of play in our group."
"It's just so inconsistent top to bottom," he said. "I'd love to have an eight- or nine-man rotation. That's my dream. And I'm playing 12 and 13 [players] every night. You can't do that in an NBA game. You have to develop a [starting] group and a group that comes in. I'm having a tough time doing that."
That Wittman has gone so deep into his bench in search of solutions says a lot; he has been very conservative with both his strategy and allotment of minutes in the past, and yet Washington's recent struggles have caused him to scramble. But one can't help but wonder if Wittman is searching for something that simply isn't there, desperate for the luxuries of better-built or more talented teams. The Wizards may be better than 0-9, but not by much. This simply isn't a team positioned to win all that many games, and without Wall, Washington is only that much more feeble.
Every team struggles with issues of consistency among its role players, but teams often mitigate those concerns with a schematic backbone and standout shot creators. The Wizards have something of an offensive scheme, but can't execute it. They also have role players aplenty, but no initial mechanism to cue their offense. Wall, a former No. 1 pick, may not have met expectations over the last two seasons, but he's still a talented dribble-drive player who gives Washington a default second option should the first fail. Every set has a contingency when Wall is on the floor, and he gives the team the potential to make something out of nothing when things break down. That's invaluable with a team starving for offensive talent, as Washington now knows all too well.
Without Wall as a fail-safe (not to mention the also inactive Nene), the Wizards are left aimless. They work hard and pass plenty, but can't beat single coverage, draw defensive attention and actually get the ball where it needs to go. An initial rebuff by the defense all but dooms Washington's execution on a given possession and closes a margin for error that is already painfully slim.
And so most Washington possessions mirror the form of a mid-level NCAA team trudging its way through a 35-second shot clock. The Wizards make half-drives against a sunken defense only to kick it out to shooters who often aren't capable or aren't ready. They spend entirely too much time working the ball around the perimeter without the means or lanes to create real dribble penetration. It's as if the players expect the next swing pass to somehow get to Wall, and thereby remedy their inability to create offense.
Given Washington's limitations, more teams are crowding the paint and letting the Wizards beat themselves through errant jumpers and baffling decision-making. It's a strategy with unimpeachable returns: Washington ranks last in points scored per possession, faltering with a perimeter-heavy offense dependent on inaccurate shooters.
Bradley Beal, Martell Webster and Cartier Martin are the only Wizards making three-pointers at an above-average rate, and those three have attempted only 75 combined. On the other side of the mean, Washington's four high-volume shooters — A.J. Price, Jordan Crawford, Trevor Ariza and now-former Wizard Jannero Pargo — have almost doubled that mark, with 132 attempts, despite collectively shooting 28 percent from long range. That kind of inefficiency is simply what the Wizards are resigned to at this point, for reasons that have far more to do with the players' narrow skill sets than some reluctance to execute their particular commissions. Much has and will be made of the Wizards' lack of role definition, but this is simply a case of a mismatched roster collapsing on itself when the most crucial element is removed.
As long as Wall is out, inconsistency is the Wizards' only constant. Washington's 22-year-old cornerstone certainly has his faults, but his presence will eventually allow Beal and Webster better — and more frequent — looks on the perimeter. He'll take the ball out of the hands of Crawford, Ariza and Price and allow all to operate in more fitting capacities. Wall will offer big men Emeka Okafor and Trevor Booker more than meager scraps, and he could give the team that also ranks last in points in the paint a chance at scoring a bit (if only a bit) inside.
Wall may only be able to make the Wizards slightly less miserable, but even that's preferable to overextending role players or expecting an underwhelming group to do that which it's hardly capable. Wittman can lament the hand he has been dealt, but no postgame comments or locker-room pep talks will make these Wizards anything other than what they are.


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June 21, 2013
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May 31, 2013
While shopping for your weekly groceries at your local Walmart, Sam's Club, or Kroger don't forget to support Children's Medical Center by making a donation at the register.Read More
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May 20, 2013
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April 24, 2013
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April 17, 2013
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February 22, 2013
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January 14, 2013
Everyone knows books are good for children, but Kohl's brings new meaning to the idea of books benefiting America's youth. Since the inception of Kohl's Cares in 2000, Kohl's has turned their $5 books and plush stuffed animals sold year-round at their Dallas-area stores into more than $3 million to benefit the patients cared for by Children's Medical Center.Read More
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December 19, 2012
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With a recent $250,000 grant, Hyundai Motor America is helping Children's Medical Center fight pediatric cancer through its Hope on Wheels program. The funds will be used to study how one type of protein could affect rhabdomyosarcoma, the most common soft tissue sarcoma cancer in children.Read More
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July 24, 2012
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Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club Visit Patients at Children's Medical Center
May 31, 2012
Team Partners With UnitedHealthcare to Present the 2012 Class of the Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club.Read More
Texas Food Allergy Guidelines: New rules to make kids safer in school
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Treatment program for young people focuses on family
May 08, 2012 – Dallas Morning News | By Nancy Churnin
Then they heard the last diagnosis they expected for their 11-year-old daughter: anorexia nervosa. Hearing that her life was becoming "medically unstable," Cynthia Rinehart and Thetis LeMaistre quickly packed what they needed from their San Antonio home and drove to the Center for Pediatric Eating Disorders at Children's Medical Center, which offers the only inpatient eating disorder program in North Texas for those 18 and younger.Read More
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March 21, 2012
From March 26-29, visit your local Joe's Crab Shack for lunch or dinner and mention Children's Medical Center week and at least 10% of your total bill will be given to Children's.Read More
Iraq War veteran gives 22-month-old daughter a kidney
March 20, 2012 – Video & Story Courtesy of NBC DFW
Surgeons at Children's Medical Center in Dallas operated on Hayden Brazil, their youngest kidney transplant patient in two decades.Read More
Ticket sales are under way for Family Night at Six Flags!
March 12, 2012
Mark your calendars and get ready for a night of family fun while raising funds for Children's. The Women's Auxiliary to Children's will host the 44th annual Family Night at Six Flags, presented by Balfour Beatty Construction, from 5 to 11 p.m. on Friday, April 20.Read More
New Pediatric Research Institute Launched by Children's Medical Center, UT Southwestern Medical Center
March 09, 2012
Renowned stem cell researcher Dr. Sean Morrison chosen to lead $150 million venture.Read More
Grant gives Children's Medical Center tools for dental suite
February 16, 2012
Thanks to a $100,000 grant from Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc., Children's Medical Center at Legacy will soon have the tools needed to care for its patients' teeth as well as the rest of their bodies.Read More
KidneyTexas, Inc. Goes Above and Beyond
January 09, 2012
As one of three beneficiaries, Children's received $10,000 from the 2011 fashion show. The money will be used to help support the hospital's Child Life department and Funnyatrics clown program. Children's was excited when it recently learned that KidneyTexas was going to be able to give the hospital an additional $25,000 to help fund its Nephrology department.Read More
Texas Tornado Winterfest to Benefit Children's Medical Center
January 04, 2012
On Friday and Saturday, January 13 and 14, the team will be wearing Children's branded hockey jerseys at the Dr Pepper Arena in Frisco and each of the jerseys will bear the name of a Children's patient. A percentage of proceeds from ticket sales and merchandise during the Winterfest game series will benefit programs and services at Children's.Read More
D/FW Acura Dealers Supports Children's
July 29, 2011
Children's extends its heartfelt thanks to our friends at D/FW Acura Dealers Association who are providing a donation to Children's for the purchase of every Acura. The D/FW Acura Dealers include David McDavid Acura in Plano, Tx, Goodson Acura in Irving, Tx, Mac Churchill Acura in Fort Worth, Tx, and Vandergriff Acura Arlington, Tx. Together, they will provide thousands of important dollars to ensure that many patients and their families have a brighter tomorrow.Read More
Nurse Runs Marathon for Charity
July 29, 2011
Children's ICU nurse parlays marathon into more than $10,000 to benefit patient families.Read More
Texas Rangers' C.J. Wilson Pitches in for Children's
July 29, 2011
Texas Rangers pitcher C.J. Wilson is hard at work helping lead the team to one of their best overall seasons in franchise history. But to Children's patients, his recent donation to the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD) was a home run.Read More
Blockbuster Supports Children's with Holiday-Inspired Campaign
November 30, 2010
This past holiday season, Dallas-area Blockbuster stores raised money and provide toys for the patients at Children's Medical Center. Prompted from a tour of life-changing work at Children's, 50 store managers encouraged their team members to raise money for the hospital.Read More
Dallas-Area Krogers Raise More than $52,000 for Children's Medical Center
November 30, 2010
Kroger believes in supporting charitable causes that are important to its customers and associates. Children's Miracle Network is one of those charities. For nearly 30 years, The Kroger Co. has helped raise funds for Children's Miracle Network hospitals, like Children's Medical Center.Read More
Enjoy Baseball and Support Children's
November 30, 2010
Bring your family out to Dr Pepper Ballpark on Saturday, August 28, to see the Frisco RoughRiders take on the Midland Rockhounds, all while benefiting Children's.Read More
Give miracles
November 30, 2010
Children's Medical Center Dallas and KDFW FOX 4 are local partners in the GiveMiracles.org campaign where Children's Miracle Network hospitals and NewsCorp stations raise awareness for the importance of children's hospitals.Read More
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November 30, 2010
Support Children's Medical Center while you shopping at these Dallas-area businesses.Read More
IHOP Pancake Day Raises Money for Children's
November 30, 2010
On Tuesday, February 23, IHOP is offering a free short stack of their signature buttermilk pancakes from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.Read More
IKEA Frisco Gives Hearts to Children's
November 30, 2010
IKEA Frisco partnered with Children's Medical Center to help bring some "heart" to our patients this past Valentine's Day. IKEA donated 560 FAMNIG HJÄRTA heart shaped pillows to the Legacy and Dallas locations of Children's Medical Center. Patients visiting either hospital location on Valentine's Day received a FAMNIG HJÄRTA pillow to take home with them.Read More
Patients Undergo Heart Surgery, Meet Selena Gomez
November 30, 2010
The thought of spending a day shooting a commercial with Selena Gomez would make most young girls giddy. But the opportunity took on even more meaning for Shelby Hedgepeth and Klaire Hicks. The Selena fans both underwent life-saving heart surgery at Children's — Shelby in Dec. 2007 and Klaire on Oct. 20, only two and a half weeks before heading to Hollywood.Read More
School District Raises Thousands for Children's
November 30, 2010
Mabank, Texas may be small, but its residents have big hearts. The town, which has a population of less than 3,000, recently rallied around its students, who came up with clever ways to help raise nearly $45,000 for Children's Medical Center.Read More
Tim McGraw Concert Benefits Children's
November 30, 2010
McGraw made a $30,000 donation to Children's on behalf of his charitable organization, Neighbor's Keeper, whose aim is to strengthen communities by contributing to diverse projects that emphasize children's initiatives.Read More
Women's Auxiliary Donates $675,000 to Children's
November 30, 2010
A generous $525,000 of the Auxiliary's gift will be applied to the Mabee Challenge Grant which benefits the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders outpatient clinic, day hospital and pharmacy. The Auxiliary's gifts will also help supply other critically needed funds for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Children's Art Therapy Program, Women's Auxiliary Scholarship Fund for nursing and allied health students and Children's Medical Center Legacy.Read More
Your Dance Moves Could Win $30,000 for Children's
November 30, 2010
Does your family love the electric slide? Is your daughter a dancing queen? Is your 5-year-old an expert at the Roger Rabbit? If so, show off those moves for a chance to win $30,000 for Children's Medical Center — and $5,000 for your family.Read More
Dallas Morning News: 3 year-old stroke patient inspires parents to raise awareness
March 08, 2010
The Frisco 4-year-old suffered a stroke a year ago, leaving her family questioning both the cause and the possibility of recurrence.Read More


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On defense, the Browns were typically bad in 2012. D'Qwell Jackson has developed into one of the more reliable middle linebackers in the league, recording over 110 tackles last year. He will line up beside Barkevious Mingo at right outside linebacker, their early first-round draft pick that was highly controversial. The Browns feel in love with his athleticism; critics said he doesn't have the pure talent to warrant that high of a pick, and that the Browns have committed yet another draft day blunder. But Mingo could learn a few things from signee Paul Kruger from the Ravens, one of the biggest defensive free agents out there this offseason. The Browns are strong at corner too with Joe Haden and new draftee Leon McFadden. They signed defensive tackle Desmond Bryant out of Oakland. These signings show the Browns are actually trying to rebuild a defense that has been not only bad, but boring and lacking excitement in recent years. Owner Jimmy Haslam has also been instrumental in the hiring of Coach Rob Chudzinski. Changes are coming to Cleveland under his ownership, and selling naming rights to the stadium was just the first step. A rebuilt defense and rising offense should make the Browns better in 2013.
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Despite appearances, one of these bright-lens cameras--the Lumix F8 and F6--is really not like the other.
The FH5 and FH2 are slightly above basic point-and-shoots with just a couple megapixels to differentiate one from the other.
If you're itching for a new touch-screen camera, Panasonic has two you may want to consider.
Tiny cameras with a little extra zoom, these refreshed models add more of Panasonic's Intelligent features.
The FinePix J series of digital cameras gets a new 10-megapixel, 3X zoom model, the J20fd, and a 10-megapixel wide-angle 5X zoom model, the J250.
Between two similar cameras, one's notable wide-angle lens stands out.
For less than $150, the VR-340 packs a lot of specs in a pocket-friendly package.
A little GPS, some more megapixels, and a whole lotta meh.
Perhaps in a losing battle with smartphones, including its own, Samsung loads up four new cameras with wireless connectivity.
The manufacturer's tiny wide-angle FH5 point-and-shoot gets a touch screen.


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A New Rule Balances Wildlife and Off-Road-Vehicle Use on a North Carolina Beach
Congressional legislation and a pending civil suit threaten the future of a new rule that protects wildlife and allows vehicles on Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
"We feel the final rule was very much a compromise," says Heather Starck, executive director of Audubon North Carolina. "It was not everything we hoped for in terms of protecting wildlife," she adds, noting there are more miles devoted to ORV users than she thought were necessary."The folks that use ORVs in Cape Hatteras are only about two percent of the people that visit the seashore."
Still, the Cape Hatteras Access Preservation Alliance continues to fight the new regulations even though the majority of the 21,000 commenters on the final environmental impact statement were in favor of the restrictions. In the past the group successfully lobbied in favor of the interim plan on Cape Hatteras. Between June 2008 and January 2009 members of the North Carolina congressional delegation introduced three bills, two in the House of Representatives and one in the Senate, to return to the more lenient management of ORVs under the Interim Strategy. None of those bills passed, but after the final rule was put in place, Representative Walter Jones presented one bill in the House, and Richard Burr, supported by Kay Hagan reintroduced another in the Senate. Both are designed to abolish the regulation and return to prior management measures under which protected species had declined.
Despite the previous bills' failure to pass, Mike Daulton, Audubon vice president for government relations, is cautious. "As long as there's legislation pending, the birds of Cape Hatteras are in danger," he says.
Even if the bills don't pass the House or Senate, the final ruling's supporters have civil litigation to contend with.
The Cape Hatteras Access Preservation Alliance also filed a lawsuit against the Interior Department alleging that the National Park Service failed to give ORV riders' interests meaningful consideration. Audubon and Defenders of Wildlife joined the National Parks Conservation Association, represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center, in an effort to help defend the National Park Service's regulation in the lawsuit. (The alliance declined to comment on Cape Hatteras for this article.)
"The case is basically posturing, utterly without merit," explains Ted Williams, Audubon field editor. When Williams visited Cape Hatteras beaches in 2005 and 2006 he encountered the damage ORVs cause to bird breeding grounds (see "Beach Bums," January-February 2007). The park service's new rules, he says, will sustain imperiled species. But for the rules' dissidents, human access, not species protection, is the issue.
"It's sickening to drive down this island and see rope and signs saying no," explains Carol Busbey, who owns the Natural Art Surf Shop on Hatteras Island in Buxton. Busbey has run the shop for more than 30 years, but since the draft interim plan was replaced,her business has lost a lot of weekend business. "They closed off a lot of places that were special for a lot of people," Busbey says. One week, there were two piping plover nests out on the point, she says, and "they've got acres and acres of land closed."
Commenters on Ted Williams's Fly Rod & Reed blog also express their discontent. "It's not just about ORVs," wrote one. "One piping plover nest closes over 700 acres of beach to all. This is the kind of thing we're fighting." (More fervent comments contained obscenities and had to be edited by Williams.)
Williams's response is that "when we talk about 'fairness' we need to consider all Americans for all time, not the immediate appetites of a few loud, greedy ORV operators."
Although the conservation groups are hopeful that neither the bills nor the lawsuit will reverse the progress made, the attacks do distract the groups from determining if the new protections are effective, says Starck. Even more threatening is the potential result if the new rule is overturned, she says. Political camps opposed to wildlife conservation would see the success of these measures and attempt to reverse other rulings. "If that user group sees that it was overturned here, it could be a really dangerous precedent for wildlife in this country," she says.
Keep an eye out for an upcoming story on Cape Hatteras written by Ted Williams.
*This story was updated on June 13, 2013, to reflect a factual change.


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Taylor Swift's Denim Shorts — Get Them For $128
Taylor once again showed off her stellar street style, (and her mile-long legs!), while walking through the streets of NYC — and you can get her denim shorts right here! SHOP.
Taylor Swift looked amazing while walking around the streets of NYC wearing a pair of Hudson Jeans Hampton cuffed shorts. Wearing a casual, tucked-in tight striped t-shirt and lace-up oxfords, the 24-year-old singer showed us that she has some seriously great street style. Love Taylor's versatile and effortlessly get-up? Shop the look below! Click here to read more
Seth Rogen Mocks James Franco For Instagram Flirting Scandal On 'SNL' — Watch
Seth Rogen doesn't need any help being hysterical, but his famous friends may have thought differently! When he hosted 'SNL' on April 12, he was surprised with hilarious visits from James Franco and Taylor Swift who both mocked themselves. Watch the hysterical opening monologue.
James Franco's texting scandal became the butt of Seth Rogen's Saturday Night Live jokes on April 12, and when he appeared on stage, he played along with it! But he wasn't the only one — Seth had a bunch of famous friends showing up!
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Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift & More: 6 Stars Who've Dissed Their Exes
Ending a relationship is never easy especially when your former significant other disses you in the process, or after the process is over. Well, we've put together a gallery of celebs who did just that. Click below to see for yourself.
Justin Bieber, 20, and Taylor Swift, 24, have no problems saying how they felt about their formers loves once the "lovin" stopped. However, they aren't the only ones who taken that dark road towards dissing the person they were once head over heals for. Take a look at our gallery to see the other celebs that have done the exact same thing and dissed their ex's.
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Taylor Swift's Dress In NYC: Get Her Flirty Spring Skater Dress For $97
Tay is spending as much time in the Big Apple as she can, now that she officially has a place to call home! We are so happy that she is walking our streets, so we can keep a close eye on her sweet street style. Her latest look? An effortlessly breezy skater dress, which she wore shopping and strolling with one of her latest new gal pals, Cara Delevingne!
Taylor Swift, 24, strutted the streets of NYC with close new friend Cara Delevingne, 21, for a fun day of shopping on April 9. The star went for a very feminine look, sporting a cute skater dress and heels. We love Taylor's versatile style and she always looks her best, no matter how casual the occasion. Not only did we try to check out which stores the singer was popping in and out of, we found her fab shopping outfit so you can get her look! Get her EXACT look right here.
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Taylor Swift: Her Ultra-Picky List Of Demands For A New Boyfriend
Taylor is on the hunt for a new man and HollywoodLife.com has learned that the stunning singer isn't leaving anything to chance this time around! 'She's made a really detailed list of what she wants,' a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
She's dated some of the biggest heartbreakers in Hollywood so it's no shock that Taylor Swift is taking a new approach to her love life. In an effort to avoid any more trouble, she's made a long list of what she wants in her next boyfriend and it's pretty "intense," a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
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Taylor Swift, Shakira & More: Best Beauty At 2014 ACM Awards
Country stars took beauty to a whole new level on April 6 as they looked better than ever on the red carpet. Tell us who you think had the best beauty of the night below!
Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and many more of county music's biggest stars looked stunning at the ACM Awards in Las Vegas, NV on April 6. From big curls to shimmering shadow, the stars looked gorgeous and glam. See all the looks in the gallery below and vote on your fave!
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Taylor Swift Surprises Sick Kids At Hasbro Children's Hospital — Video
Taylor Swift and her big heart have been making some kids smile as of late. The singer has been frequenting children hospitals and it seems as though she does not plan on stopping an time soon. On March 31, 'Trouble' singer stopped by another children's hospital and put some big smiles on her sick fans' faces.
Taylor Swift has done it again! The super charitable singer paid a surprise visit to some sick children at Hasbro Children's Hospital and delighted the entire ward. With no body guards or glam squad in sight, Taylor spent some time with the kids and even held a mini concert for the hospital's 6th floor.
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KCAs: Selena Gomez Beats Taylor Swift For Favorite Female Singer
The rivalry thickens! Selena Gomez beat out her former BFF Taylor Swift for Favorite Female Singer at the 2014 Kids' Choice Awards on March 29. Do YOU think the best girl won?
Selenators triumphed over Swifties at the 2014 Kids' Choice Awards on March 29! Selena Gomez, 21, picked up the coveted orange blimp for Favorite Female Singer, beating out her ex-bestie Taylor Swift, 24. Are YOU glad the "Come & Get It" singer won?
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Taylor Swift's Ruby Red Lips In New York City — Get The Look
Taylor Swift always looks great — whether she hits the streets or the red carpet, she loves rocking a red lip. In fact, her fashion, makeup and hair are almost always spot on. This time it is all about those perfect lips! Keep reading to find out how you can get her amazing lips!
Taylor Swift, 24, hit the streets of New York City on March 27 looking amazing with red lips. Between going on tour and just going out with friends, this starlet knows how to work her look! She can always make heads turn and get everyone wanting to know about her beauty! We don't know about you but her look makes us jealous. Learn how your lips can be ruby red like Taylor!
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Taylor Swift Rocks Chic Menswear-Inspired Coat — New Trend To Try
Taylor is turning into a total trendsetter and she's officially on our style radar! On March 25, we caught up with her NYC style and noticed she was sporting some awesome trends to try! Get into Taylor's look here!
Taylor Swift, 24, was photographed stepping out of her brand new apartment in the Tribeca area on March 25 looking so trendy and chic. Though she just moved into the Big Apple abode, she looked like she's been living in the trendy big city forever, thanks to a menswear-inspired coat and a cute black hat! Check out her funky look if you're ready to try a hot new trend.
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Taylor Swift Visits Young Cancer Patients In Heartwarming Video
Taylor Swift made a surprise visit to hang out with some very sick young fans for an hour at the New York Hospital Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, but ended up spending over five hours bringing joy to suffering young children and their families. Watch a video from her visit inside.
Taylor Swift took time out of her busy schedule to make a special trip to New York Hospital to visit a handful of fans that are suffering from cancer. One family recorded Taylor's entire visit so that the world could see what a kind hearted young lady she is.
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Selena Gomez Gave Kendall Jenner Love Advice About Harry Styles
Is Selena trying to help her new friend Kendall win Harry back? The model and 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star reached out to the 'Come & Get It' singer for some much-needed love advice on her British ex, an insider tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
Selena Gomez and Kendall Jenner looked extra chummy when they were spotted having lunch together in Los Angeles on March 21, and now HollywoodLife.com can EXCLUSIVELY reveal what the two brunette beauties were talking about – Harry Styles! We can't even imagine how Taylor Swift must feel about this — not to mention Selena and Kendall's budding friendship.
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(Arthritis, Gouty; Gouty Arthritis)
- Too much uric acid is produced
- Not enough uric acid is eliminated
Risk Factors
- Obesity , sudden weight gain, or rapid weight loss
- Family members with history of gout
- Kidney disease
- Diabetes mellitus
- High blood pressure
- Certain types of cancer
Certain medications, such as:
- Low-dose aspirin
- Diuretics
- Cyclosporin, an antirejection drug
- Chemotherapy drugs used to treat cancer
- Foods high in purines, such as organ meats, shellfish, some vegetables, and gravies.
- High-fructose drinks, such as sugar-sweetened sodas and orange juice
- Excess alcohol, especially beer
- Binge drinking alcohol
Acute Gout
- Sudden onset of severe pain in an inflamed joint, usually starting in the big toe
- Joints that are red, hot, swollen, and very tender
- Increased pain 24-48 hours after the onset of symptoms
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Recurrent Gout
- Kidney stones
- Kidney disease
- Joint destruction
- Blood and urine tests—to measure the level of uric acid in your blood and to assess kidney function
- X-ray —a test that uses radiation to take a picture of structures inside the body, especially bones; used to check for joint destruction
Acute Gout
- Number of joints affected
- Previous responses to treatment
- Overall health
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- Corticosteroids—may be given orally or as an injection into the affected joint
- Colchicine
Recurrent Gout
- Consume a low-purine diet.
- Avoid alcohol.
- If you're overweight, lose weight gradually. Rapid weight loss can cause a gout attack.
- Ask your doctor if any of your medications can cause high uric acid levels.
- Drink a lot of fluids throughout the day.
- To lower the production of uric acid
- To increase the excretion of uric acid by the kidneys
- To convert uric acid into a different byproduct
- Eat a low-purine diet.
- Limit how much alcohol you drink. Avoid binge drinking.
- Drink a lot of fluids.
- Lose weight gradually.
Arthritis Foundation http://www.arthritis.org
American Arthritis Society http://www.americanarthritis.org
Arthritis Society of Canada http://www.arthritis.ca
Canadian Arthritis Network http://www.arthritisnetwork.ca
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Gout. Arthritis Foundation website. Available at: http://www.arthritis.org/conditions-treatments/disease-center/gout . Accessed July 12, 2013.
Gout. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php . Updated February 13, 2013. Accessed July 12, 2013.
Gout - treatment of acute attack. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php . Updated May 6, 2013. Accessed July 12, 2013.
Gout overview. American Academy of Family Physicians Family Doctor website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/gout.html . Updated March 2010. Accessed July 12, 2013.
Questions and answers about gout. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health%5FInfo/Gout/default.asp . Accessed July 12, 2013.
Rott KT, Agudelo CA. Gout. JAMA . 2003;289:2857-2860.
Terkeltaub RA. Clinical practice. Gout. N Engl J Med . 2003;349:1647-1655.
What is gout? National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health%5FInfo/Gout/gout%5Fff.pdf . Accessed July 12, 2013.
1/4/2011 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us : Man CY, Cheung IT, Cameron PA, Rainer TH. Comparison of oral prednisolone/paracetamol and oral indomethacin/paracetamol combination therapy in the treatment of acute gout-like arthritis: a double-blind, randomized, controlled trial. Ann Emerg Med . 2007;49:670-677. Epub 2007 Feb 5.
1/4/2011 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us : Choi HK, Willett W, Curhan G. Fructose-rich beverages and risk of gout in women. JAMA . 2010;304(20):2270-2278.
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- Review Date: 06/2013 -
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My whole family loves these! Although they may seem small (considering the size of muffin we can get in a bakery) but we always add a helping of fruit or yogurt for breakfast. Yummy!
Submitted by CHICKLET14580
Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 79.5
A yummy way to start the day with very little fat and lots of flavor!
Submitted by JOJOMKE
Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
Celebrate spinach season with this lean and green scramble. Salty feta and velvety eggs combine beautifully with wilted spinach for a filling breakfast that's high in protein.
Submitted by HOPEIGETIT2
Carbs: 13g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 200.3
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No flour.
Submitted by ROSERED5
Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 47.5
Started making this as a high healthy fat/fiber breakfast. Added the cocoa powder and wow this is delicious. Can either be a filling breakfast or the most healthy desert you'll ever have. Taste like a peanut butter brownie :)
Submitted by KYLAR_STERN
Carbs: 19.9g | Fat: 23.3g | Fiber: 12.6g | Protein: 12.3g | Calories: 303.9
Very Good 4.2/5
(17 ratings)
This recipe is from www.katheats.com. This is great for eating clean and it is very filling!
Submitted by SHANNONSNAIL
Carbs: 44.2g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 9.5g | Calories: 241.7
Great for when you have an overipe, mushy banana but not the time to make banana bread. This breakfast will keep you on your feet long into the afternoon, and delicious too!
Submitted by KYLAR_STERN
Carbs: 54.1g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 16.3g | Calories: 295.3
Very Good 4.0/5
(1 rating)
Adapted from original recipe by swapping chopped apple and substituting blueberries.
Submitted by MARGO1949
Carbs: 35g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 6.3g | Protein: 6.3g | Calories: 216.7
Very Good 4.3/5
(12 ratings)
A decent and fast Oatmeal substitute for Phase 1 of South Beach Diet and beyond. Smells great cooking. You could even make this at work or about anywhere with a microwave.
Submitted by THESPY75
Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 14.7g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 20.3g | Calories: 261.8
Very Good 4.7/5
(7 ratings)
Submitted by AMY3456
Carbs: 41.8g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 31.1g | Calories: 332
Good 3.3/5
(6 ratings)
This is a very filling breakfast. Sometimes I throw in a tablespoon of ground flax as well. It's good enough to be a dessert!
Submitted by CATARATA17
Carbs: 36.9g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 18.2g | Calories: 277.1
A delicious breakfast you can make either sweet or savory, that keeps you full all morning (at least)!
Submitted by RACHEL_MAC
Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 20.2g | Calories: 272.6
Submitted by JSKASICK
Carbs: 10.7g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 78.8
This is a healthier spin on the traditional french toast!
Submitted by JLLLEW00
Carbs: 24.3g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 22.2g | Calories: 219
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I've loved putting cottage cheese in with microwaveable quick oats since I discovered it with my Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal. It adds protein to the morning and a thick texture to the oatmeal you don't need cream for!
Submitted by KYLAR_STERN
Carbs: 32.2g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 215
These taste quite Good considering there is only 8 g of carbs per pancake!
Submitted by FITGIRL15
Carbs: 7.8g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 8.4g | Calories: 75.8
Full of fruit, fiber, and protein, and it's YUMMY, too! Top with berries if desired.
Submitted by KARENMON
Carbs: 33.7g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 7.3g | Calories: 203.5


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4170 Convoy St, San Diego, CA | Directions 9211132.818146 -117.155125
Fri-Sat: 10am-10pm, Sun-Thu: 10am-9:30pm
Neighborhoods: Kearny Mesa, Eastern San Diego, Eastern
Delicious chicken wings! I know it might be strange to come to a Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant hoping to eat some delicious fried chicken wings, but this place has one of the best I've had. Butter-fried and topped with garlic and hot peppers, the inside is moist and the outside is nice and crispy. They may be a bit on the expensive side, but worth it in my opinion. The other stuff on the menu are not bad either. I usually get pho, and while it may not be the best, its definitely good.
Yummy vietnamese food for good prices! – Phuong Trang has great vietnamese food and although I didn't know what to expect, it turned out to be a great restaurant. In convoy you have a lot of options to choose from when eating, but this place gets packed. It has lots of options for vegetarians as well. Our party ordered vegetarian spring rolls, regular spring rolls, tofu with lemongrass and hot pepper, beef cube steak with fried rice, a beef pho dish, and chicken with lemon grass. I loved the tofu...even though i thought i wouldn't. It was crispy and flavorful. I also really recommend the beef cube steak and fried rice. All the food was tasty and inexpensive and service was not bad. I would go back here next time I am in san diego definitely :)
Healthy noodle soups and seafood specials top the menu at this busy, family-owned Vietnamese spot. – In Short
This inexpensive, hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese restaurant in the Convoy Plaza didn't stay a secret for long. Locals come here for lunch and dinner, indulging in the beef noodle soups, rice porridge, and hot pots of homemade chicken broth that are cooked at the table and served with vermicelli noodles. The simple dining room is accented with Vietnamese paintings on the walls and pots of live plants.
The best Vietnamese food in San Diego!!! – The Best Vietnamese food you can get in San Diego!! Their prices are good and the food is great!!! I give them a thumbs up!! Go to Phuong Trang Restaurant if you want a good meal!!
best vietnamese food – They have the best Vietnamese food in town, and have authentic dishes that you can't find anywhere else in San Diego, like their catfish. The place gets packed (and for good reason), so they must be doing something extremely right! If you go, try other Vietnamese food other than pho, because they have so much more good Vietnamese food that you can try. Every Vietnamese place has pho, but Phuong Trang has a lot more than what just any other place has - just ask all the storms of people who fill this place up on weekends.
Awesome food! – Phong Trang's food is so delicious! Even when I'm full, I keep eating. I could basically eat it everyday and never get tired of it.
best authentic vietnamese in SD – This is not a typical "pho joint". I come here for good, authentic vietnamese food that is kind to my wallet. They serve dishes that my mom used to cook for us at home, but a little bit better sorry mom :( Whenever I'm in the mood for good home cooking, I ordered their Ca Kho (catish sauteed in fish sauce) and Canh Chua Tom (sour soup w/ shrimp). I usually take my family here whenever they're in town to eat their Ca Nuong ( roasted catfish). This is the only restaurant in SD you can find this entree. It is so good!! The one thing that makes this restaurant a 4 instead of 5 star is service can be scarce when it gets busy. Overall not a big thing that'll keep me away from this place.
Congratulations for being the winner of this year's best vietnamese!!!! I've been going here for years & absolutely loves it. They have a huge menu of food to try & so far everything I ordered was great. I especially love the fact that there are pictures & descriptions of the items so I know exactly what I'm ordering. My definite favorites are the fresh spring rolls, egg rolls, house special lobster, stir-fried noodles with seafood, tofu w/ lemongrass, and the roasted catfish, which I can't find at any other vietnamese restaurant in San Diego. The casual prices are great so it's a place I frequent several times a month w/out breaking the bank. Their food portions are very generous & they're not shy about piling on the vegies for the rice paper wraps. The atmosphere is casual and service is fast, efficient, and not intrusive.
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School board seeks principal for 'school of the future'
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The new Edgewood Elementary School is in need of a principal again.
Henry Nearman, the current principal at J.E. Robins Elementary, was slated to take the job when the "school of the future" opens in 2014.
The Kanawha County school board rescinded the offer Monday. Instead, Nearman will start next fall at Ruffner, another Charleston elementary school.
"Believe it or not, the opportunity just opened up and it seemed like a good opportunity to me," Nearman said of the Ruffner job. "There's nothing earth-shattering about it, but I think it will be a good fit."
The job at the new West Side School has been posted since Monday. Carol Hamric, human resources director for the school system, says it will be posted through the end of the week.
The job description is obviously specific to the "blended learning" style administrators will implement at the new school. In addition to an administrator's typical duties, the new principal at Edgewood will develop a novel curriculum with a staff that is unfamiliar with that method of teaching.
"It's a big deal, apparently, opening up a brand new school," school board President Pete Thaw said. "There are a lot of challenges attached to that."
The description calls for a principal who "supports teachers as they implement a blended-learning approach to instruction." That includes embracing "online resources ... to personalize learning for students."
The description also lays out a hypothetical day at the school, with 70 fourth- and fifth-graders who share a large instructional area with several teachers. Each child has a computer and "the day will provide for teacher-led direct instruction, online learning experiences, and opportunities for students to work with small groups."
Edgewood is part of a new pilot project on Charleston's West Side that has been in the works for several months and was approved by the state Legislature during the recent regular session.
The project will implement a slew of reforms at a selection of West Side Schools - Grandview and Mary C. Snow West Side elementaries, Stonewall Jackson Middle School and the new Edgewood School - in hopes of improving performance. All are among the state's lowest performing schools.
J.E. Robins has failed to meet federally mandated performance benchmarks, based on standardized testing scores, for two years now: the school didn't make adequate yearly progress in 2012 or 2011. Watts failed to make adequate yearly progress four years in a row - the school hasn't met the benchmark since 2008.
Some students are taking the standardized tests on which that distinction partially rests this week. This year's results should be available in August.
Contact writer Shay Maunz at email@example.com or 304-348-4886.


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Someone please help me. I have a Droid Razr. Half my touchscreen won't respond, so the top row of the pattern lock is inaccessible. I need the top row to work in order to unlock my phone.
If I could turn on the Bluetooth, I could pair the smart controller i just bought and connect the phone to the tv with a hdmi cord and use the smart controller to unlock the phone.
Is it possible to turn on the phone's Bluetooth remotely? Does anyone have ANY ideas please?
Or can I connect the phone somehow so that another device lets me access the screen...?


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The Art of Rise of the Guardians at the Museum of the Moving Image
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the DreamWorks Animation film Rise of the Guardians. Based on the children's books by William Joyce, Rise of the Guardians unites Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy and reinterprets them as action heros on a mission to fight the forces of evil. This gallery exhibit includes original, hand-drawn and digital artwork, a time-lapse video presentation of raw footage and finished footage, and a documentary about the movie's production process. Free with museum admission. For more information, click here.


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Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters captured the box office crown over the weekend.
The fantasy update, starring Jeremy Renner, opened in first place by earning an estimated 19 million dollars.
Last week's top film, Mama, slipped to the second spot, with 12.8 million.
Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez's action flick, Parker, debuted in fifth place, raising just seven million dollars.
The raunchy comedy Movie 43 fared even worse. Despite the star power of Halle Berry, Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman and numerous other A-listers, the film premiered in seventh place, with five million dollars.
Here are the top 10 movies from Friday, January 25th, through Sunday, January 27th, with estimated ticket sales, according to Hollywood.com:
1. Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, $19 million.
2. Mama, $12.8 million.
3. Silver Linings Playbook, $10 million.
4. Zero Dark Thirty, $9.8 million.
5. Parker, $7 million.
6. Django Unchained, $5 million.
7. Movie 43, $5 million.
8. Gangster Squad,$4.2 million.
9. Broken City, $4 million.
10. Les Miserables, $3.9 million.


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Be sure to watch New Hope Arising – the new TV program that is airing now. Monday evenings at 5:30 pm, Wed 9 am, and Fri 2 p.m. It's a place of New Hope and Encouragement.
We had a special Father's Day presentation last Sunday – honoring the dads of the church. We are very proud of our dads and each one received a special gift from the church.
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Vera Keller was born at home on a dry-land bean farm near Kim, Colo., in 1932 during the Dust Bowl of the Great Depression.
"I was the youngest of six children," she recalled. "My life was pretty good, as I recall, good parents, our bachelor uncle who shared our farm. Grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, neighbor families, brought their children when the farmers traded work, it was and event. We kids helped, as we grew, so did the responsibilities. I remember looking forward to Sunday School, and Daily Vacation Bible School both held at White School, on the corner of my grandfather's homestead."
Keller said she didn't know till much later how hard life really was on that farm after the market crash of 1929, and the drought that followed.
Her father's passion was the love of quarter horses. From 1916 until 1937, he developed a nice herd of horses, before the Depression, selling prized horses and good harvests of pinto beans and winter wheat, the farm was quite profitable.
"The spring of 1937 after five years of failed crops and barely getting by, the wind blew the seeds out of the ground, replanted fields sprouted only to be eaten by clouds of grasshoppers," she said. It's funny what a little kid remembers, the crunching of the grasshoppers made under foot as they went from the house to the barn at milking time.
In June of 1937 the horses were driven to the mountains where they could find forage and the Counsil family was packed onto a 1934 Chevy truck fitted with sideboards and oxbows and a white tarpaulin for shelter, left for the irrigated farmlands in the Pacific Northwest.
"We were joined by the Watsons another Kim family, we followed the harvest that summer and fall, picking, and packing, doing whatever work that could found," she said. "Our entourage included four adults, and 10 children from 5 to 25. There was always someone who could find work."
Crops were harvested in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, back to Oregon's Willamette Valley. They picked peas, cherries, peaches, apples, green beans, hops, prunes, pears , potatoes, lettuce and sugar beets.
"Those not engaged in earning money helped our mothers fill the fruit jars we brought along," she said. "My brother told me a total of 400 jars of produce was canned."
They ended the harvest season at Nyssa, Ore. taking advantage of the warmer winter there. That is where we stayed.
"When I think of 'home', this is it, where I grew up, attending Nyssa Schools through eighth grade and graduated from high school at Adrian (a rural village) 12 miles up stream along the Snake River.
She married Clarence (Clancy) in 1951. They raised four children together.
"While our children were growing up we followed Clancy's career in retail management," she said. "Each time he got transferred, we started over, new place, new job, new church, new school. Sometimes I worked away from home, other times it was fun to do the PTA, and performing arts booster stuff. Always something new. Here in Barstow I helped open the TG&Y at 1305 East Main St., Kmart in the Barstow Mall. I spent nine good years at the Desert Dispatch in 'Display Advertising Sales.
In 1988 they bought the Pet Castle at 708 East Main St. Keller was widowed in 1989, and managed the pet shop as a 'single female proprietor for seven years.
"Outside the pet shop I was active in Barstow Rotary Club," she said. "I was honored by two firsts, first female member and later, first female president."
Q: Why did you move to Barstow?
A: In June of 1974 Clancy was promoted by the TG&Y Stores Co. to be the opening manager of their new Family Center at 1305 East Main St.
Q: What is your
A: My children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the children who have chosen me to be their 'Resident Grandma.'
Q: Any hobbies?
A: I enjoy fashion and sewing. My post high-school education is two semesters at Pasadena City College, Fine Arts Department. I leaned pattern making, drafting and draping. I really enjoy the mechanics of the process.
Q: Tell us one thing that most people don't know about you.
A: Not too surprising: I own six working sewing machines, pride and joy is a 1909 Davis, long shuttle, treadle [for the un-initiated foot powered] machine that the presser foot is the feed. The machine I use most is a Pfaff, manufactured for the German market. I purchased it at Foster's Pawn 20 years ago.
Q: Describe a special memory of Barstow.
A: Late, I mean really late, one winter night, the first year we lived here, our door bell rang. It was two boys, new classmates of my daughter Sandi. It was snowing in Barstow and they didn't want us to miss it!
Another great memory is the American bicentennial 1776-1976 Fourth Of July Celebration at Langworthy Field. It was packed. Over-flow crowd sat in the grass on the field. Admission was a quarter, like 25 cents! Before dark we were entertained by speakers, choirs and bands. At dark a show on the field with animated displays depicting the Revolutionary war, and The Wild, Wild, West. Then, finally the fireworks on 'B' Hill. AWESOME!
Q: What person, living or from history, would you most like to have dinner with and why? What would you ask them?
A: I'm reminded of the day our school principal asked a room full of seventh graders this question: "If President Roosevelt were to come to your house for a meal, could you prepare the food and serve him? I was the only one to volunteer, my response was, 'I would prepare what we are going to have anyway and share it with him.' I think I would like to do that with any sitting president.
Q: Tell us about your faith.
A: Everyone needs to have faith, outside oneself, I believe in God, Jesus Christ, the promise of everlasting life. I know I am not alone. I pray, let go and let God.
Q: Where do you get your values from?
A: From my parents, their daily lives, how they lived, choices they made, how they treated we siblings and each other. I am truly blessed to have had quality parents. I often clip the "Something to Think About" column on page 2 every day in the Desert Dispatch. A recent clipping was something that I learned early on: "The only way to have a friend is to be one." Ralph Waldo Emerson. [1803-1882] I heard it so many times I didn't know it was from Emerson and the companion line of scripture, my fathers' favorite: "Now abide, faith, hope and love, these three, love being the greatest of these." I Corinthians 13:13.
Q: What's your favorite movie and why?
A: So many good movies were made in the last century. "Best Years of Our Lives" I think it was the first Academy Award winning movie I got to see right away after it was made, probably the only time in my life I waited in line to buy a theater ticket. I remember the story line, I was 13. The movies I see, I enjoy the entertainment, few are memorable.
Q: Tell us about your favorite thing about Barstow.
A: The Calico Mountains from my front porch.
Q: What is the ultimate issue facing the United States, and what's your take on it?
A: We need to stop trying to give democracy to every miserable little country on the planet: They have to want it. Some of them have religion beliefs that forbid freedom. We just have to 'get over it' and leave them to settle their own. Pray for our leaders and rethink the USA's support of the United Nations.
Q: What is the best thing about your job?
A: I'm no longer employed. I found something to love about every job I ever has. My last job was at the Desert Dispatch, only two days a week. I worked in Single Copy Sales from Hinkley to Newberry Springs, collected for the newspapers sold, counted and returned the unsold copies. I got to know the people, many from other countries. Most of the business I called on are convenience stores and gas stations, Mom and Pop. The reward: friendship and five-day week ends!
Q: What is your secret to living a happy, satisfying life?
A: Keeping a sense of humor, not taking myself too seriously
Q: What's your favorite guilty pleasure?
A: Going to Joann Fabric Store, buying a few yards of fabric just because it is my color, with no idea in this world what I will make of it.
Q: Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
A: The Good Lord willing, I will be right here, doing what I'm doing, enjoying family and each new day; a gift from God.
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McKim's father competed on northeastern NASCAR race tracks in the 1950s. McKim attempted a driving career in high school, but found it more profitable to paint pictures of the cars instead.
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GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE. A Grievance Committee is established in the College of Health Sciences and Human Services to review grievances that a complainant feels have not been resolved. There will be a permanent committee consisting of three faculty members called regular members. Each department chair in the College of Health Sciences and Human Services (hereafter called the "College") will appoint one regular member, thereby providing three members. One student committee member will also be appointed by the Dean (upon recommendation of the appropriate department chair) to serve on the Grievance Committee when student grievances are being considered. At all other times, only the three regular members will serve as committee members.
Membership Changes. All appointments will be made at the beginning of each school year. All regular appointments from the college (3) will be for two years. Appointments will be staggered so that at least one member remains on the committee for the subsequent year. In the event a regular member must leave the committee during their appointment, the department chair for that member must designate a new member to complete the term.
Committee Chair. The Committee Chair shall be a regular member serving in the second year of their appointment. The Dean and/or Assistant Dean will recommend a Chair at the beginning of the new academic year. The Chair shall serve for one school year.
Alternate Members. Alternate committee members will be appointed by appropriate department chairs to temporarily replace regular members who are personally involved in grievances.
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