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Pumpkin is the hottest flavor of the season, and chef Stuart O'Keeffe has some great no-bake recipes that are truly "easy as pie."
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2 6-ounce containers of Greek honey yogurt
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Two fishermen floated for hours before they were rescued by two merchant ships after Tuesday's ordeal off southeastern Sri Lanka, said Roshan Kumara from the southern fishing village of Kudawella. They were admitted to the hospital to be treated for cuts and other injuries.
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MOUNT VERNON A support group is forming in Knox County called H.E.L.P. healthy-effective-loving-parenting for all single parents. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays of every month from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 110 E. Vine St. in Mount Vernon.
Single parents are encouraged to bring their child(ren) and come together for support, snacks, activities and new friendships.
For further information, call Jeanne or Brad Ham at 397-4346 (evenings; or leave a message).
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|#31 Subject: Next please Posted: 03/22/2006 01:48:39
if you think this club is crap then go to the other "good" clubs, why stick around. Just cuz your club is not working out you go around messing with others, yeah good job, you're working hard.
Like I said before, no point in arguing with someone so immature as you. You can go back to your club and complain all you want, but don't do it here. You're gone.
|#32 Subject: I didn't say this club was crap. Posted: 03/22/2006 01:50:50
I said it was a worthless pile of steaming point whore shit! And my club is much better than yours its not my fault i'm not a little slut who attracts a bunch of nerds.
|#33 Subject: LOL Posted: 03/22/2006 01:54:59
this is getting funny, you have absolutely no clue whatsoever
|#34 Subject: Ooo. Posted: 03/22/2006 02:06:27
Real mature delete my posts. Good job whore.
|#35 Subject: umm Posted: 03/22/2006 02:12:11
you're just posting crap, give me a reason why I shouldn't delete them?
|#36 Subject: HAHA!!! Posted: 03/22/2006 07:37:38
Dont worry, John... I think St_Dumbass here has some issues he needs to sort out! He went to my 1upPage and started dissing like a bitch as well! Saying "What a shit blog" and "how did this shit get so many comments... Blah Blah..." God Dammit!!! And its true that these pricks like to ruin it for others JUST because they have a shitty life and no fuckin' friends...
|#37 Subject: this is getting re-goddamn-diculous Posted: 03/22/2006 12:56:27
Listen, St_Ajora_Glabados, we can all apreciate the fact that you don't like this club. Not all clubs are for everyone, people have different tasts, yadda yadda yadda. But why do you feel the need to come into other clubs and talk shit? Is talking shit about this club not enough in your own club or you own blog? We can appreciate that you don't like club leader, that's kool, not everyone can be a friend, but can't you talk shit to him through email or even on your own blog?
People joined this club because they happened to like it, or becuase they happen to like the guy who started it, does it matter if you're club is better or not? Why ruin it for the members like this? Why call us "point-whores"? I don't even know what that is supposed to mean.
I guess the botten line is this: if you don't like the club or the club leader, bash him on your own blog or in email, let the rest of us enjoy the club, cause no matter how bad or good it is, we like it and don't want to read your shit talk.
Goddess Michiru
|#38 Subject: okay.... Posted: 03/22/2006 13:07:25
You left out the best game ever!!! Get the ending of secret of mana... and your site will be complete!!!
I love this club.. its awesome.. just add that and ill be in heaven
|#39 Subject: wow Posted: 03/22/2006 13:23:19
you remember that game?! it is one of my favorite games when I was a kid. I use to co-op with my friend all the time. The magic is lost in the sequels though. Don't know what went wrong.
Well, i can't find the ending for you unfortunately, sorry. but I found a video tribute, its better than nothing heh
|#40 Subject: secret of mana Posted: 03/22/2006 13:31:17
If anyone knows where to get the ending let me know, I want to see it too cuz I don't remember anything about it. I know I beat the game though, the last boss was that big bird that flys through the screen I believe.
|#41 Subject: Thanks.... Posted: 03/22/2006 16:49:34
for the invite, this is an awesome club. Yes, Secret of Mana for the SNES was my favorite game as well. I bought the one that was released on the PSX and thought it was garbage compared to the SNES one. Who talks to a cactus to save a game. Hopefully the future titles released for the Nintendo DS and the PS2 are able to recreate the feel of the SNES one. So far the Sword of Mana on the GBA was able to do it....
|#42 Subject: HELLO!!!!! Posted: 03/22/2006 18:20:02
hey everyone im in a good mood today i don't know why. its probably this club. so...whats everyone doing?
|#43 Subject: Hello! Posted: 03/22/2006 22:02:12
Great club!I love Final Fantasy.I belong to alot of big FF clubs but yours is fine.
|#44 Subject: hahahaha Posted: 03/22/2006 23:27:04
I think that Kingdom hearts is gonna win some place in the top ten rpgs,, it better lol and then maybe FFVII, thats a great game... OH AND THE POKEMON RED AND BLUE lol jk, Legend of Zelda ocarina of time should be there and... hmm... if I think of others Ill post lol
|#45 Subject: top 10 Posted: 03/23/2006 01:13:05
Kingdom Hearts? hmm, was not a big fan, haha although I'm pretty excited about the sequel. and I don't consider Ocarina of time a RPG, its more of an action/adventure.
|#46 Subject: Hey 998 Posted: 03/23/2006 01:15:14
thanks for posting all those pictures in the gallery.
I especially love this one, its awesome!
|#47 Subject: So many members.. Posted: 03/23/2006 01:44:46
The reason this club has so many members is because Bellucci has connections, he's not a 1up whore. Gee. How mean is that...
And besides, I bet he posted this club up in Bellucci's World.. that club is super famous.
|#48 Subject: wrong Posted: 03/23/2006 02:50:00
wrong plaingirl, I didn't even use that club to advertise this one, lol
|#49 Subject: Suikoden V Posted: 03/23/2006 03:36:40
So anyone bought Suikoden V yet? I read IGN's review and they said the load times are bad, just wondering how bad it really is. does it interrupt the flow of the game a lot?
|#50 Subject: Yo! Posted: 03/23/2006 07:14:53
thanks for the invite. i'll try my best to make up for something.. hehehe...
|#51 Subject: My Favorite FF Posted: 03/23/2006 10:37:58
Its the FFVIII, maybe cuz for me its more mature than the past ones. An alsoa summon have my name
Anyway, wich one its your favorite people?
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|#52 Subject: dunno Posted: 03/23/2006 13:12:55
i havent played all of them so right now my fav is ffvii anf ffx.
i like them both because they have great stories and the ending were amazing.
|#53 Subject: Favorite FF Posted: 03/23/2006 13:53:35
Here is the Poll I made awhile back... Mine is 8. I love it so much. BEST EVAR. then 10
oh yeah bellucci. If you didn't use that club, then you just rock by getting all these members by yourself.
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|#54 Subject: wow Posted: 03/23/2006 14:07:47
so many people like 8, didn't know that. I thought everyone was gonna say FF7.
|#55 Subject: Honestly... Posted: 03/23/2006 14:52:09
I never really did like FFVII that much. Call me a graphics whore if you want, but I have to love the characters, and I can't love characters with blocks for hands and no facial features. That was more or less what ruined it for me.
|#56 Subject: hello. thnks for the invite Posted: 03/23/2006 16:55:37
Kingdom Hearts is awesome, just to be able to fight Sephiroth, ... with the music, oh man.
|#57 Subject: ..... Posted: 03/23/2006 18:48:22
heh ive never played a ff game.........shit the closest ive come to a ff game is kingdom Hearts...no wait it was when i was lookin for KH and then i touched FFX thats the closest ive comed to a ff game..........yeha thats lame i know
|#58 Subject: its ... Posted: 03/23/2006 19:34:37
its never too late, pick one up, VII of course I played IX before VII, it was cool, worth the play.
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|#59 Subject: wow Posted: 03/23/2006 20:08:40
im am amazed that ffx is winnign the poll that was made earlier.
|#60 Subject: Not that Ive played the game but Posted: 03/23/2006 22:15:55
kingdoms hearts 2 secret ending, add it to the list!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=553885463727253623&q=kingdom+he arts+secret+ending
and dont watch it if you dont want to but its not really a spoiler


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Fifteen miles north of Leavenworth. Several campgrounds and access areas surround the lake. This natural lake does not provide any significant trout fishery.
It is closed to Kokanee angling. Since no Kokanee have been stocked here in many years, and there apparently is no natural spawning of Kokanee in the system, all so-called "Kokanee" are probably juvenile anadromous Sockeye salmon. The WDFW is trying to increase Sockeye abundance to the point where annual sport fisheries can occur. Check local newspapers, the WDFW web site, or with the WDFW regional office in Ephrata for the latest information. The lake is closed to fishing for Bull Trout so anglers are reminded to carefully release all Bull Trout that are inadvertantly caught. This lake is the main rearing area for these native char in the Wenatchee basin. Bull Trout are a species of concern and thus their season is closed throughout most of the state.
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The AKA and the Kite Trade Association will once again hold a Poster Contest for use during Kite Month 2013. This year there will be $200 in prizes. The rules for this contest are:
Poster must contain AKA, KTAI and NKM logos. (These can be copied from the National Kite Month website www.nationalkitemonth.org.)
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The National Kite Month Poster Contest winning poster has been posted on the NKM website. Congratulations to Susana Rubio of Norman, OK. For her effort she will receive the first place $100 prize.
This year there was also a prize for the best poster by a child. Unfortunately, no children's entries were received, so the children's prize was divided and given to two runners up, John Chilese and Paul Barrow.
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Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom – Review
I gave the new Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park interactive game a try a few weeks ago. Along with my personal review, I'm sharing important details like where to sign up, how to play and how it might affect your schedule.
What is Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park?
It is an interactive game where you, an apprentice Sorcerer, are on a mission to stop Villains in Magic Kingdom® Park from stealing one of the four shattered pieces of Merlin's powerful crystal ball. This is done by checking in at each of the 20 Mystic Portals. The Portals are built into existing structures and each shows a video that gives you the clue to the next one.
Getting Started
To begin playing, you have to go to one of two Sorcerer's Training locations. (One is located between City Hall and Harmony Barbershop on Main Street, U.S.A.® and the other is in Liberty Square in Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe.) All that is required to play is your admission ticket which the Cast Member will scan and give back to you. After your ticket is scanned, you will receive five Sorcerer "spell" cards, one "key" card and a "Sorcerers Map of the Magic Kingdom® Park." The Cast Member will also lead you through a tutorial so you're up to speed on how to play the game. Pay careful attention; you'll get the clue to the first Mystic Portal during the tutorial.
How to Play
With your Sorcerer cards and map in hand, you're all set to begin your adventure throughout Magic Kingdom® Park.
1. When you get to the Portal, stand in the Circle of Power and use your "key" card to unlock it. The beginning part of the video is basically entertainment; at the end of it, you will hold one of your Sorcerer "spell" cards up to the screen at which point you'll get the clue to the next Portal. (You will see a picture of where to go as well as a symbol that corresponds to your map.)
2. You can't skip Portals. If you go to the wrong one, your "key" card will not unlock the Portal.
3. There is no time limit for playing the game. You can do it all at once (which will take you 3-4 hours) or play throughout the day between rides and attractions.
4. You can only play once per day. Cast Members can track this since they scan your admission ticket when you begin the game.
5. Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park is included with regular theme park admission. There is no extra cost to play.
How Long Does It Take
Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park is still relatively new (it began on Feb. 22, 2012) making it very popular. It's popularity means long lines at the Sorcerer's Training locations just to begin playing and at the Mystic Portals where you check in for clues. Each Portal takes about 3 minutes to complete. This doesn't account for how long you have to wait to get to the front of the line either. When I played, each Portal ended up taking me about 10 minutes altogether. Since there are 20 Portals, it took me four hours to complete the game. (The Portals are spread throughout Main Street, U.S.A.®, Adventureland® Area, Fantasyland® Area, Frontierland® Area and Liberty Square.)
My Review
While the idea is genius, I'm not sure Magic Kingdom® Park is the best park for this sort of interactive game. With so many rides and attractions to experience, adding Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park to your list of things to do can dramatically affect your schedule.
The time of day you play is also an important factor. I tried doing it in the morning, but that didn't work since we always take advantage of shorter lines during that time. I ended up doing it at night which was better than the morning, but still tricky. I got stuck on Main Street, U.S.A.® during Main Street Electrical Parade and would have encountered the same problem in Liberty Square and Frontierland® Area. My thought is that the best time to play is immediately following the afternoon parade.
Funny enough, the best part of Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park for me and my little sister, Lily, was the Sorcerer cards. There are 70 in the complete set and each has a different spell such as Baloo's Coconut Cascade (an Animal Spell), Aladdin's Lamp (a Warrior Spell) and Rafiki's Wisdom Stick (a Mystic Spell). Even thought my parents didn't participate, they used their admission tickets so Lily and I each got an extra set of cards. And even though I actually played just once, I did sign up each day of the trip to get an additional set.
Have you played Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom® Park yet? What did you think? If you haven't, do you plan to give it a try on your next trip to Magic Kingdom® Park?
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I take it guests/players get to keep the cards?
Ah cool! Thanks for the review!
I've played this game with my son and our map holder/navigator (my mother). It is really cool! Like most of the rest of the reviews I've seen, we like the cards as well!!! That'll be the main thing for us as well.
We played almost the entire day on 3/15. My son went with his brothers and father off property for a dinner show while my mother and I ate at Narcoosees. So, while we had a few hours off, we continued after and ended up leveling up to medium level. We LITERALLY only rode one ride for the day and that was at 12:30 at night!!! We didn't care as, not to sound like a cliché, but we've been there, ridden that. It was just fun doing something different. We will continue our mission the next trip, but only as we are in that land at the time (of course collect more cards).
What we did like was that you learned more through the playing of the game. The people were so nice and they even traded cards to make complete sets. My son and I came away with 3 cards shy of a completed (sans 61-70) set.
We can't wait to go back again. I saw on another site that (hopefully) they ate coming out with merchandise to go along w this (a key that's actually a keychain, which is an awesome idea as I have lost my card before), some sort of book/binder to store cards in and add to the collection of cards!!! Lots of possibilities!
I haven't actually been to MK since they brought out Sorcerers, but I did hear that the more you use a given card, the more powerful it becomes. Might be something to try on your next trip!
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>> Video Below: Bo Pelini, Taylor Martinez and others after the Penn State game
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LINCOLN — Call it good.
The fumble. The karma. The back-breaking, game-deciding, debate-starting break.
Nebraska and Penn State are all even now, right?
Beaver Stadium had the Crooked Sideline. Memorial Stadium has the Crooked End Zone.
Put it on a T-shirt, Nittany fans. We'll hang it in a frame next to the Crooked Sideline shirts from 1982.
The football gods work in strange ways. They also work in slow ways.
Thirty years ago this season, Penn State tight end Mike McCloskey caught a third-down pass two yards out of bounds that kept alive the winning touchdown drive in No. 8 Penn State's victory over No. 2 Nebraska in State College, Pa.
Thirty years later, as Penn State was preparing to drive the fourth-quarter stake into Husker hearts again, Penn State's Matt Lehman caught a pass near the goal line and fumbled as he was hit at the goal line. Nebraska recovered in the end zone.
Replay, which wasn't available back in the good old days of 1982, showed the ball may have crossed the plane before the fumble.
But the replay official upheld the fumble ruling on the field.
It looked like the call could have gone either way. But, 30 years late, it went Nebraska's way.
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Now maybe Husker fans can finally get over the memory of 1982.
Or not.
"No. No way," said Jamie Williams, the associate athletic director for NU who was a senior tight end on the 1982 team.
Williams was hanging out in the back of the NU interview room after the game. He was in a good mood, a thankful mood that NU had survived the Big Ten tightrope one more week.
But, unlike the sentiment from several emails I received from Husker fans after the game, Williams wasn't so easy to say all was forgiven, it's all good now.
That game was the only blemish in a 12-1 season, the kink in a perfect season, the difference between Tom Osborne winning his first national title and Penn State's Joe Paterno nabbing his first.
"Dave Rimington, Roger Craig, Mike Rozier, Turner Gill, that will be a burr in our saddle — forever," Williams said. "Anytime that play comes up, I still get upset. That cost us a national championship. Even though we feel good today, that (1982) still lingers. You can't change it. It's history."
It wasn't any solace, but there were some players in blue and white who knew the feeling. Penn State's not going to win the national title. Penn State can't go to a bowl. But in the wake of the NCAA's unprecedented hammer drop on PSU last summer, senior quarterback Matt McGloin was in no mood to shake it off.
"Man, I know we're not going to get that call here,'' he said. "We're not going to get that call ever, actually, against any team. It doesn't matter who the refs are, we'll never get that call.''
Oh, Matt. If you only knew.
There are plenty of folks in red who would take issue with McGloin. Like the one fan who sent this email: "It only took 30 years for the bad call karma with PSU to come full circle! Just too bad the stakes weren't quite so high this time."
It's all relative. In 1982, the Huskers were a national title contender. Here in Tomorrow Land, the Big Red is trying to keep the train on the tracks to win the Legends Division of the Big Ten.
"I was like 4 years old (in 1982)," said NU defensive coordinator John Papuchis. "So I don't remember that."
If Nebraska goes on to play in its first Rose Bowl as Big Ten champion, Papuchis will never forget Saturday.
It was the best call he never saw.
"I saw the replay on the Jumbotron," Papuchis said. "I couldn't tell. The coaches in the box thought it was very close from a different angle, but they didn't think there was enough evidence there to overturn it."
But if the touchdown had been allowed, and PSU had gone up 30-27, who's to say Taylor Martinez and Co. wouldn't have staged another cardiac comeback? There was still 5:02 left on the clock.
What we know is that, like the McCloskey catch 30 years ago, this call may be a similar linchpin to holding together a Nebraska championship season.
Or, it may be just another act in a season of great escapes, near catastrophes and other Husker football follies.
By now, you should know this isn't going to change. Head coach Bo Pelini will say they are trying to clean things up. But what fun would that be?
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The Huskers were at it again, falling behind 20-6. Penn State was dominating both lines of scrimmage, making good, solid football plays. Nebraska could do no right. The halftime mood was not good. Lots of people yelling. And that was just the Nebraska sideline.
But the Huskers had the Lions right where they wanted them.
As Papuchis noted, the players calmly told the coaches in the locker room that they would come back again. Papuchis noted that Pelini told him the same thing before the second-half kickoff.
They did. Like you knew they would, right?
I hope you're not keeping style points this season. Forget 'em. NU had seven penalties again, and there were defensive timeouts in the first half when coaches couldn't get the right personnel on the field. Martinez fumbled away a likely Husker field goal.
But they got their second-half mojo going, they ran the ball, Martinez made some plays. Things went their way again. Like when Denard Robinson went out a few weeks ago, like when Michigan State yelled about the pass interference call at the end.
You know what, though? Yell all you want. Call Jim Delany. These Huskers just know how to win. And nobody is apologizing.
"Things are going our way," Papuchis said. "But for about the first three years here, they weren't going our way. They seemed to be going against us. If the karma is working for us now, so be it. When we had tough losses before, I wasn't going to blame it on bad luck, just like when we get some things going our way, I'm not going to say it was lucky.
"It's football."
Funny thing, nobody ever did hear Joe Paterno give that one back in 1982. Jamie Williams never heard it, anyway. McCloskey once admitted that he was out during a stop at Boys Town, but he might have been winking, too.
What is it about Nebraska and Penn State, anyway?
"Well, you got us back for '82 today," wrote one Penn State fan in a postgame email. "But you folks have one coming for '94, cause we would have beat you then, too!"
See you next year, if not in 30.
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"It hurts so much, sometimes I don't think I can stand another moment," I heard my mother say. "Yesterday I was washing the dishes and I picked up the carving knife and thought about just killing myself."
In fear I quickly ran to my room and grabbed my teddybear, and hugged him, crying. "Please God, take care of my Mommy, please! I don't want her to die!" I sobbed into the fur of my bear for a long time before I was able to calm down, but I never told my mom what I had heard.
In the days that followed I planned how I could help more. I offered to wash dishes, sweep the floor, cook the eggs for breakfast. I asked mommy to teach me to cook other things. I figured that if she died, I would have to take care of Sarah and Bess and I needed to know how to do it. I knew how to wash the clothing and hang it outside to dry. I knew how to walk to the grocery store.
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My sisters and I played in the backyard and my mother helped the young lady to settle in with us. After dinner I remember sitting in the living room playing with toys when suddenly there was a horrible noise at the door.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Headspring, a tailored enterprise software solutions company, today announced the launch of Headspring Mobile. The new division builds on the company's current service offerings, including business application development, system integration and business intelligence, in order to better serve its growing roster of Fortune 500 clients.
"We've been helping companies solve enterprise-level challenges through technology and innovation for more than 12 years, and mobile is a natural extension of that mission," said Dustin Wells, Founder and CEO of Headspring. "For us, the opportunity in mobile is much more than simply building apps. It's about creating solutions that provide a great user experience and enable our clients to seamlessly integrate their brand and their business with their customers."
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With their middle finger and pointer finger bent above the rest to simulate the fangs of a snake, the Florida bench starts to cheer on its walk-on. Assistant coach John Pelphrey, grinning ear-to-ear, was the first one to do the signal during Wednesday's blowout win over Georgia.
It's always a joyous occasion on the bench when Kurtz gets the call. It means the Gators have a big lead, but they also get to watch one of the team's most respected players get on the floor.
"Jake comes into practice with a great mindset," Florida forward Casey Prather said. "He's always trying to help. I was just happy for him to get some shots."
Kurtz checked in with the four Florida freshmen — Michael Frazier II, Dillon Graham, Braxton Ogbueze and DeVon Walker — with 3:11 left in the game. It looked like it would turn out the way Kurtz's other appearances have — making it into the stat sheet but with zeros across his line.
That changed when Kurtz caught the ball right in front of the Florida bench. He pump faked from behind the three-point line, causing the Georgia defender to leave his feet and go for the block. Kurtz put the ball on the floor and went to the basket. The Georgia defense rotated late and only one player got close to Kurtz. The layup served as the sophomore's fifth and sixth points of the season.
But he wasn't done.
On the next possession, Kurtz caught a pass behind the three-point line at the top of the key. There wasn't any hesitation after that. The sophomore launched a deep three-pointer that went in and sent the Florida bench into a celebration bigger than at any point during the game.
On his way down the court, even the humble Kurtz couldn't fight a smile. A quick look at his teammates on the Florida bench made the smile even bigger.
"I looked over a little bit and they were going nuts," the soft-spoken Jacob Kurtz said. "It was a good sight to see."
It almost didn't happen for Kurtz. He played at Hagerty High School and led the team with 13 points and nine rebounds per game during his senior year under Josh Kohn. Through Kohn, Kurtz got connected with Larry Shyatt, who was a Florida assistant at the time. Kurtz knew he wasn't good enough to expect a scholarship from the Gators, but once Kurtz was accepted into school at Florida, he just wanted to be around the program.
Kurtz started going to practice at the start of the 2010-11 season, but he didn't step foot on the floor. He sat on the mezzanine level of the practice facility, overlooking the practice court and watching the team every day. He would sit there from the time the team hit the court until the time they left. Most of the players and coaches didn't even know what he was doing. Truth is, Kurtz didn't always know exactly what he was doing either. He just wanted to be around the game.
"I've never seen, since I became a college coach, a college student come sit at practice every day from start to finish," Donovan said. "I'd look up there every day, and he'd be up there. I'm like, 'why is this guy up here?' He just wanted to watch practice and sit there. He's a great kid."
One of the Florida managers quit during the middle of the 2010-11 season, and they needed to find a replacement as fast as possible. The first thought was to ask the student who had been sitting and watching every day of practice. Kurtz was already spending the extended time at the practice facility, so it was worth a shot to ask him if he would be interested.
He spent a few days around the team and managers before deciding to join them. He did laundry and the normal chores every team manager did. When the Gators were shorthanded during practice or needed another body on the floor, Kurtz would often get the call.
Those around the program during that season recall stories of Kurtz blocking Erik Murphy's shot a few times in one practice.
"Geez, he's not too bad," Donovan recalled thinking after seeing Kurtz in practice.
When former walk-on Kyle McClanahan left Florida to play at Rollins College, Kurtz took his spot and joined the team as a walk-on for 2011-12 season.
"I give him a tremendous amount of credit because he's a bright kid, but he's also very driven," Donovan said. "He has gone about it in a very respectful way. When you're around someone like that, you want to go out of your way to help him realize different things he'd like to accomplish in his life.
"He's one of the smartest kids on our team in terms of understanding what we're doing. I love having him a part of our team and being around him."
The life of a walk-on player is rarely glorious. That's what made Wednesday night so special for Kurtz. It was just five points in one game, which would have made him the third-leading scorer for Georgia, but it meant so much more than just two baskets. It was a chance for all the hard work to pay off in the uniform he always wanted to play in.
"I love every minute of it," Kurtz said. "It's a dream come true to be playing here. I look forward to going to practice and putting on the jersey everyday.
"Just being out there, putting on that jersey every day and being a part of Florida basketball makes it worth it every day."
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I'm very happy in my new home. I'm especially happy with my large yard. I've already picked a small patch for gardening, and may try to weasel my way to expanding the borders if I can get the BF to cooperate with my plans. As spring planting time is nearly upon me, I'm gathering all my supplies. Reclaimed wood, containers, seeds, and information.
As I've been researching for things to plant, I've found that some are being claimed to have special properties. For instance, I've often heard it claimed that marigolds repel aphids and that nasturtiums repel rabbits. Such a thing is incredibly useful to gardeners, if true. And even if it isn't true, there's no harm in pretty flower borders decorating the veggie patch, is there?
Still, I would look very silly if I said to someone who knew better that this magic flower over there kept pests at bay, only to have him turn around and tell me that it's doing no more to ward of pests than it is to ward of tigers. Just because the pest isn't around doesn't mean my plant actually put up an effective force field. Why did I think it would? Because someone told me?
When I first heard claims of pest-control plants, I was eager to accept it as truth. After all, I heard it from gardeners, people who have been working the land longer than I've been alive so I'd think they know a thing or two. It would certainly benefit me if the claims were, indeed, accurate. But just wanting something to be true doesn't make it so, nor does hearing it from a perceived authority. This is something I gave little though until I considered another kind of plant use claim, on that I doubt, that being medicinal plants.
I've always found the effects certain plants are said to have for humans very interesting. Some flowers and herbs, I am told, have medicinal properties and can cure things like headaches and stomach upset, can promote healing, or can help you lose weight. I've even heard such lofty claims as this or that plant can prevent or cure cancer.
Do some plants really have the medicinal effects claimed? Maybe. I mean, it's known that some plants can have an effect on animals. I mean, as an example right off the top of my head, the effects (medicinal and otherwise) of cannabis on humans are well known. And if I'm not mistaken, the developers of pharmaceutical have been known to look to plants, on occasion, in the development of new drugs. Plants can affect people as more than just a source of nutrition, and sometimes do so in some pretty strange ways.
I'm not questioning whether or not plants can possibly have medicinal uses. It's whether or not the specific plants claimed really work as claimed, and whether or not they are really more effective and safer than commercial drugs. I'm not one to just believe whatever I'm told. Not without proof.
Sadly, I'm finding research on the matter a bit difficult. Actual scientific studies on such matters are hard to come by, and definitive conclusions harder still. Meanwhile, there remain so many claims out there, and it seems like more are sprouting up all the time as the "alternative medicine" movement gains steam online. It is therefore difficult for me to determine which claims are true, or at least plausible, and which are just "alternative medicine" hogwash. Honestly, I'm inclined to doubt "alternative medicine." I doubt that any plant is medicinal until I can verify that it is.
It would be nice if I could grow my own personal pharmacy. However, until I can find proof that the herbs and flowers I've been told can do this or that really do as advertized, I will have the lingering and uncomfortable suspicion that I'd just be doing the gardening equivalent of superstitiously throwing salt over my shoulder, getting, at best, a placebo effect.
This doubt in herbal medicine makes me also wonder about the pest-control claims of companion plants. These claims too would be nice if true, but are they really? I don't know.
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Ovine progressive pneumonia and maedi-visna are chronic diseases of sheep caused by lentiviruses (family Retroviridae) that are structurally and antigenically similar. Progressive pneumonia virus and maedi (meaning "dyspnea") virus induce chronic progressive pneumonias that present with similar clinical signs. Visna (meaning "wasting") is the term used in many parts of the world to refer to the neurologic form of the disease in sheep, resulting in paresis and paralysis. A closely related lentivirus-induced disease in goats, caprine arthritis and encephalitis (CAE, see Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis), affects the nervous system and joints. Reported seroprevalence for lentiviral infection in sheep varies widely, ranging from 49% in the western USA to 9% in the north Atlantic region. This variation has been reported in other countries as well and may result from varied climatic conditions (arid vs more lush climates) and management (range conditions vs close confinement). Finnish breeds may have a greater tendency to become infected than other sheep breeds.
The causal lentivirus, which persists in lymphocytes, monocytes, and macrophages of infected sheep in the presence of a humoral and cell-mediated immune response, can be detected by several serologic tests. Sero-positive sheep and goats must be considered infected and capable of transmitting the virus. Transmission occurs most commonly via the oral route, usually by ingestion of colostrum or milk that contains virus, or by inhalation of infected aerosol droplets. Intrauterine infection is thought to occur infrequently. All breeds of sheep and goats appear susceptible; however, some resistance to lentivirus infection may exist within breeds. Management practices can influence morbidity rates.
Signs rarely occur in sheep <2 yr old and are most common in sheep >4 yr old. The disease progresses slowly, with wasting and increasing respiratory distress as the main signs. Coughing, bronchial exudate, depression, and fever are seldom evident unless secondary bacterial infection occurs. A noninflammatory, indurative mastitis (hardbag) may occur. In the encephalitic form (visna), ataxia, muscle tremors, or circling progresses to paresis and eventually to complete paralysis.
Macroscopic lesions of progressive pneumonia are confined to the lungs and associated lymph nodes. The lungs do not collapse when the thorax is opened and are abnormally firm and heavy (2–4 times normal weight). Early lung changes may be difficult to detect, but later in the disease, lungs are mottled by gray and brown areas of consolidation. The mediastinal and tracheobronchial lymph nodes are enlarged and edematous. Interstitial pneumonia, perivascular and peribronchial lymphoid hyperplasia, and hypertrophy of smooth muscle are seen throughout the entire lung. CNS lesions, when they occur, are those of meningoleukoencephalitis with secondary demyelination. All lesions are progressive and result from the cellular immune response of the host, and not directly from viral damage.
Differential diagnoses of progressive pneumonia include pulmonary adenomatosis (jaagsiekte, see below), verminous pneumonia, and pulmonary caseous lymphadenitis. Necropsy with histopathologic examination of affected lung tissue is very useful in differentiating these various types of pneumonias. Listeriosis, scrapie, louping ill, rabies, cerebrospinal nematodiasis, and space-occupying lesions should be considered when the neurologic form (visna) of the disease is seen.
In the live animal, agar gel immunodiffusion (AGID) and ELISA tests are available. AGID is highly specific (100%), with a sensitivity that ranges from 11% (2 wk after infection) to 100% (5 wk after infection). The competitive inhibition ELISA is reported to be highly sensitive and specific; it has been reported to produce false-negative results in animals that are very recently infected. Serologic testing is considered a useful tool in detecting infected sheep, especially if the disease has been confirmed in the flock by histopathologic examination or virus isolation. PCR and virus isolation are sensitive and specific techniques for detecting virus. However, both are more expensive and time consuming than serologic testing.
Currently, there is no practical, effective treatment and no vaccines are available. Therefore, the only means for control and prevention is serologic testing and removal of positive animals. Because of the long incubation period and time to seroconversion, retesting animals once a year, or even twice a year, is recommended. In addition to the test and cull approach, consideration should be given to raising neonates in isolation from their dams, especially if the dam is seropositive. Lambs should be fed colostrum from seronegative sheep, or heat-treated sheep colostrum, and raised on milk replacer, milk from seronegative ewes, or heat-treated sheep milk.
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