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'Wolf dog' stalks Old Mountain View
Original post made on Sep 11, 2008
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, September 12, 2008, 12:00 AM
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a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 11, 2008 at 8:56 pm
What kind of crappy reporting is this? The Voice hits a new low. Sounds like a dog lynching is in the works.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Sep 12, 2008 at 7:40 am
I have met this dog. It was on a leash, with his owner. From far away Sylas seems imposing - he is a big dog -, and his mix doesn't help either. I think he's horribly misunderstood. I walked up to him, said hello, and received a wave of rubs and gentle nudges. It must be hard for pet owners to not have a grudge against anyone who causes their pets harm, I get that. But I think that there is a lot of ignorance here, and ignorance often raises the fear factor.
I have to agree with Ned. What kind of reporting IS this?
Praise to Ms Rowles also, for attempting to stay above this "noise".
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 8:16 am
It is not a dog lynching and we are not acting out of irrational fear. The people on our block who have small pets and small children, who live withing a few hundred feet of this house, have 6 years of very bad experience with this dog. The dog has a bad owner who lets the dog run wild day and night. We do not hold a grudge against this dog - we wish it no harm. But more importantly we wish no harm to the darling children who live on our block. I don't know how we are "misunderstanding" how the dog attacks our pets, not only mine but many of my neighbor's pets, or how it repeatedly threatens to attack us and the small children. We can't sit on our front porch with our small dogs without keeping an eye out for the threatening dog, we can't let our dogs enjoy the sunshine on our fenced in front lawn. The only responsible thing to do as a member of the community is to take action to ensure this dog is relocated.
When I read you are praising the dog owner, you can't possibly know to which house we refer. To put this in a very nice way, the dog lives in a house where the owners appear to have a combination of mental illness and drug abuse. They are on a first name basis with every Mountain View police officer, and the 911 dispatch can send a squad car out based on the address "the crazy people on Hope Street". When my husband and I walked around the few blocks near our house to talk to neighbors about this dog, EVERY person we spoke with knew the dog, had seen it off leash numerous times, had been threatened by the dog, or had their pets attacked by this dog. So, bad dogs do exist, and bad dog owners do exist. I would caution others to try to defend this dog without really knowing the whole story because if we are not successful as a community in solving this problem then we are all guilty of the future consequenses.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 8:58 am
A dog lynching in the works? Praise to Ms Rowles for staying above the noise? There is a lot of ignorance here? What rude, ridiculous, and uniformed things to say. We have dealt with this dog and this family for over 6 years. You met the dog once? Who is the ignorant one? I am stunned that you can flippantly dismiss our plight, the MV Voice article, and my dog's 14 stitches. Who are you to trivialize our situation as noise? You should be ashamed.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 9:13 am
GreenBeen, I believe you are an idiot sir. Good Day
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 9:28 am
I've had several encounters with this dog. He's big and looks menacing. So are a lot of people. But in this case, and in the case of many big people, he's a very friendly dog if you just give him a chance. I'm generally suspicious of people who take this sort of invective to the press, and equally of the press that prints it.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 10:04 am
It is as simple as a dog with some history (I blame the owner) that was loose and injured another dog in her own yard. There is no need for people to comment on whether they think it is newsworthy or not. There has got to be better things you can do with your time. Go make your own "more worthy" news for the Voice to print.
a resident of another community
on Sep 12, 2008 at 10:43 am
While I definitely agree that there is a problem with this dog, the Voice needs to start writing like a real paper and less like some cheap tabloid.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 11:01 am
Try making friends with the dog. It sounds like it would be a good neighborhood protector.
Animals just react, they don't really think much. Fear is something they WILL react to.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 12, 2008 at 11:08 am
Why judge others, "Why Judge?"?
People can say whatever they like. Welcome to america!
P.S. About the story - we don't live in a lawless land. Call the police if there is a problem. Let the laws in place deal with this. If you don't report it to the police, its your problem.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 11:30 am
- Really? Make friends with the dog that ripped up your terrier, killed a cat, and threatens children? Good call...you don't live on that block so don't throw out ideas that make absolutely no sense.
"The Judge"...
- Did you even read the article? Honestly? If you actually took the time to read the whole thing you would know that they called the police and they failed to take a report. There aren't laws in place to deal with "this", which in turn prompted this whole thing.
People need to put themselves in this family's position. If this was YOUR dog , YOUR family, and took place in YOUR neighborhood you wouldn't be making senseless comments.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 12, 2008 at 1:15 pm
Based on the comments here, I'm more on the "Wolf-Dogs" side. Sounds like a whiner neighborhood to me.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 12, 2008 at 1:57 pm
To "Amazed",
Well, first off, I'm "Amazed" you didn't even read the article after saying that I didn't read it! Truely Amazing indeed. Try again, maybe you'll see "He never called the police" in there. Do you understand the meaning of "He never called the police"? It means "He never called the police".
If its a problem, call the police. If you don't call the police, its your problem.
Get a lawyer if you don't understand the law.
a resident of The Crossings
on Sep 12, 2008 at 2:22 pm
Hey "judge" guy:
"As for the police, neighbor Mark Deem wrote in an e-mail that "the laws on the books by which they have to abide simply don't give them the power to do more than they have, which is to repeatedly fine an owner who has told the police point-blank to just keep writing the tickets, that she doesn't care. There is nothing criminally that they can do until one of us or our children are attacked. That is just outright ridiculous, infuriating and completely unacceptable."
Police said they shared his concerns, but that the law is vague as to what a dangerous dog is. In the end, it's up to city attorney Michael Martello to make the call."
No too bright, for a judge.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 2:49 pm
To "The Judge"...
First of all, the quote
"Sam Rohlfs said police initially wouldn't take a report."
This refers to actual person involved in this story.
Since I LIVE in the neighborhood, and I was told by the ACTUAL people that witnessed the attack, I KNOW that the police were called and they arrived on-site but declined to take a report.
"He never called the police and said he didn't want to give his name because he doesn't trust the dog's owners..."
This quote is about a whole another incident regarding a totally different family! Maybe that owner really is afraid of the owners down the street and didn't want to be targeted?
Seems to me there have been a lot of incidents building up to this, and this was the straw that broke the camel's back. I am glad this family is finally speaking out against the behavior of this dog, and its irresponsible owners. Its just too bad their dog had to get attacked before something was done, as there could have easily been children in the yard.
Your argument makes no sense at all, so stop wasting your breath on a situation you know nothing about.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Sep 12, 2008 at 4:58 pm
dysfunctional families create dysfunctional communities.
a resident of Sylvan Park
on Sep 12, 2008 at 6:01 pm
looks like the doggie is gonna end up paying for neighbors who are afraid of its owner who they trying to get in trouble
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 7:37 pm
I live in the neighborhood but don't believe this dog comes as far as my street. I know the house referred to however and have always assumed its' occupants inherited the property because of the amount of junk in the yard. It appears that the owner has a problem parting with anything. To each his own.
Maybe calling the humane society whenever he runs loose might help. My gentle dog, "the great escape artist," used to take himself on walks even following our regular route. Until we saw him open the gate himself one day, It sure was a hassle going down to Santa Clara to bail him out of dog jail.
Obviously the dog's owner has little respect for her neighbors. If it is as dangerous as is described and the city can be of no help, perhaps the families involved can "relocate" the animal to a better home themselves.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 12, 2008 at 7:44 pm
Good post Sympathetic. And I thought my dog was the only escape artist.
The owner of the wolf dog probably just needs to get the dog fixed to control its wander lust. Gee... I can hardly wait for next week's Voice headline: "White Boy Wolf Dog Getting Preggers."
a resident of Shoreline West
on Sep 12, 2008 at 10:44 pm
Ned, the woman who owns the dog doesn't seem to want to do anything about the dog. She told the police to just keep writing her tickets, that she doesn't care. The dog escapes through the front door of the house when it's left open, which apparently happens frequently. And if you read the article, you will see that this dog has attacked other pets and threatened some number of people, cornering them in their yards and coming at them growling and ready to attack. The Boston Terrier it attacked required 14 stitches. I like dogs, but I wouldn't want one like that in my neighborhood; and I'd be after the city to do whatever they could to make my street safe.
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Sep 13, 2008 at 8:00 am
Why doesn't someone just shoot it? It's only a dog.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 13, 2008 at 10:50 am
Good Call McCain 08-shooting a gun in a residential neighborhood is against the law and immoral, just as attacking a country (Iraq) pre-emptively. I'm thinking your "handle" is in reference to your political affiliation, which explains a lot. Bush clones (McCain & Palin) think nothing of shooting defenseless animals (see Palin shooting wolves from low-flying aircraft or slitting a moose's throat with her child present. They think nothing of killing INNOCENT CIVILIANS in the Middle East. It's funny that whiney yuppie REPUBLICANS care more for their prestigious address in "old" Mtn View than a neighbor who may just need a friend. HAs anyone ever tried to reach out to this person instead of condemming her for her "junky" yard and wayward dog?
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 13, 2008 at 12:17 pm
Since when is it immoral to shoot a gun? To kill a dog? The pro-choice county and state kill dogs all the time. It's all about population control for democrats.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 13, 2008 at 1:02 pm
Good point Palin 08. I meant shooting at dogs randomly would be immoral, not to mention illegal. Don't you think shooting dogs is a little extreme? Next, it'll be okay with your kind to shoot quirky neighbors or Democrats! I believe in "no kill" shelters and I also believe animals have kinder souls than many "civilized" people who live in our fair city. I'll make sure my dog wears his Kevlar whenever we walk by your house! Take Care Now.
a resident of Waverly Park
on Sep 13, 2008 at 8:58 pm
Isn't there a leash law in this city? There is a law that forbids dogs to bark for more than 10 minutes at a time. These laws aren't aimed at the animals, but at the owners. Clearly the owner of "wolf dog" is plain lazy. Dogs require walking, training and attention. This dog just seems neglected and untrained. "Wolfie" might be a nice dog if he was placed with a responsible family.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 14, 2008 at 7:44 pm
I just moved into the area and have been running in the neighborhood and am scared now reading this article. I can't believe that all the police are doing is writing tickets! Isn't there any leash laws? And why are they not being enforced? feel like I've moved to the Wild West instead of Old Mt. View. Aren't dog owners responsible for their dogs? Who in their right mind would have their dog roaming freely around this area where anyone can get bitten especially with the downtown traffic? Do we have to have a Diane Whipple incident here for the city/police to step in???
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 14, 2008 at 8:15 pm
Kate, a little irrationale, no? Remember, this is only a story in the Voice. If you are new to Mountain View, you will soon see that the Voice is notorious for articles based little in fact.
a resident of North Whisman
on Sep 15, 2008 at 1:51 am
Why is everyone waiting for another Diane Whipple style attack?
a resident of another community
on Sep 15, 2008 at 11:44 am
I seriously doubt that the owner of this dog is a lesbian hating, white supremicist, disbarred lawyer looking for a little sport killing, which was what the Diane Whipple homicide was REALLY about.
The Husky breed, like all sled syle dogs are not bred nor are they dispositioned to fight or kill such as Pits, Canary's or other similar breeds.
Bad habits that the owner cannot deal with is a completely different issue.
Why don't you pick on the basketball headed Pitbulls that are constantly paraded around by the gang bangers of the once safe streets of this formerly lovely town?
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 15, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Your a joke. No one is "targeting" a breed, its just one bad dog. Close your mouth, turn off your computer and get into the closet where no one can hear your retarded opinions.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 15, 2008 at 1:10 pm
I saw this dog out in my apartment complex (middlefield rd) this morning at 7am while I was walking my dog ( toy chi). While the dog was just going to the bathroom, my dog began to bark and shake, which she actually never does despite her breed. I originally had laughed at the story because as someone coming from LA, I thought that it was funny to see something like that on the front page. Until I actually encountered this dog myself that is. I grabbed my dog and ran, which I know may be as a result of group hysteria...but its better safe than sorry. From now on, I plan to walk with my baseball bat and a can of mace. I'd rather defend myself, my dog, and small children and risk answering questions later. It is kind of sad actually, that because of this owners arrogance and lack of compliance, it puts this dog at risk of harm because when push comes to shove, people will protect their pets and families if they need to.
a resident of another community
on Sep 15, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Hello YOU Get real-
I am no joke. Either are the gang bangers and mean ugly dogs that plague Mtn. View, a place where I would never buy a house again, spend money or time in again.
FYI, my mouth was not open when I wrote my OPINION and any retardedness that you "hear" probably come from your close minded a** puckering fearful homophobic 3cell brain.
any time, any where, I can and will beat you.
As for the "closet", maybe you should go in and hang from a rope that you are at the end of...
have a beautiful day!
a resident of The Crossings
on Sep 15, 2008 at 2:40 pm
By the posts here, it seems like this dog is right where it should be.
I'm so glad I don't live in that hateful "community".
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 15, 2008 at 3:53 pm
It seems that there is an issue here with this dog. This dog did attack another little dog who is lucky to be alive. What I want to know is why animal control has not been called and had this dog picked up ? Also does anyone know if the person who's dog attacked the little dog did they pay the vet bills ? If not take her to court.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 17, 2008 at 2:17 pm
I'm surprised at the stupidity of most of the comments here.
I've had my own run in with this dog (late at night, it ran up to a friend's yard and growled and barked at me as I was leaving the house, as if it was going to attack.) It's probably poorly trained and abused.
The owner is clearly a loser (you should see the front-yard, it's a mess,) and should be held accountable. I hope she feels humiliated a little bit, at least.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Sep 19, 2008 at 9:03 am
Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Problem solved.
Oh gubmint, please save me from this awful beast!
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In this module, we will be covering some of the more commonly used Mojito CLI commands to create an application, a mojit, and then run our application. In addition, we'll learn how to use the utility to sanitize code, and run tests. Our lesson will give an overview of the utility, covering some features that you won't use in this module, but will be using in future modules.
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Our first application isn't very impressive as it just displays the default text, but the focus in this module is to learn how to use the Mojito CLI utility. In the process, we also create our first application and a mojit.
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info: (mojito-resource-store): Store initialized
info: (mojito-resource-store): Store initial preloaded
info: (mojito-resource-store): Store fully preloaded
Test Results:
✔ passed GithubModelFoo-tests :: GithubModelFoo user tests :: test mojit model
✔ passed Github-tests :: Github user tests :: test mojit
Total tests: 2 ✔ Passed: 2 ⚑ Deferred: 0 ✖ Failed: 0 100% pass rate
You can add code coverage to your tests with the option --coverage or -c. To run code coverage tests, you need to have Java installed. Coverage results are written to the console and also to file in the directory {CWD}/artifacts/coverage/.
To run functional and unit tests for the Mojito framework, you would use the test framework Yahoo Arrow. Follow the instructions in Mojito Framework's Unit and Functional Tests the framework tests for Mojito. We're also going to cover functional tests in 6. Testing in Mojito.
Mojito applications consist of many structured files, so having a tool to find syntax errors is very important. The lint command uses JSLint to do a static code analysis and then writes output to text files as well as the HTML file jslint.html.
You can use the lint command at the framework, application, and mojit levels. We'll focus on the application and mojit levels because you'll be using them as you work towards creating the dashboard application.
To run JSLint on an application, including all of its mojits:
$ mojito jslint app <app-name>
As with the test command, the output is written to a file: {app-dir}/artifacts/jslint/
For linting mojits, use the following:
$ mojito jslint mojit <mojit-path>
Once again, the output is written to {app-dir}/artifacts/jslint/mojits/{mojit-name}/.
The Mojito CLI also has commands for creating documentation, building HTML5 applications, and creating a visual graph of dependencies. We're going to hold off on looking at these commands until we have an application. Check out the Mojito CLI documentation if you're itching to learn more.
Let's first create our application with the create command. We're using the default for the reason that the simple application gives us too little to work with, and the full application includes a lot of features that we won't need and may just be confusing. Once you've finished this tutorial, you very well may opt to start with the full application to quicken development.
$ mojito create app 01_mojito_cli_basics
Change to your application directory, which you need to do to create mojits. Our dashboard application is going to get statistics from GitHub, so let's create the mojit that will be doing a lot of work for us now.
$ mojito create mojit Github
Let's run some tests now. First, run the application unit tests, which, in reality, just runs all the unit tests of your mojits.
$ mojito test app .
You'll see that a controller and a model test passed and that results were saved to artifacts/test/result.xml.
Since we only have one mojit, the application unit tests and the mojit unit tests should be the same, but go ahead and run the following command to confirm:
$ mojito test mojit mojits/Github
You can also test a mojit module, which is basically the module name that you register with YUI.add. Mojit controllers and models are YUI modules.
$ mojito test mojit mojits/Github Github
Mojito's test command comes with a very useful option for getting coverage results. Run the command for application unit tests, but add the option -c to get coverage results as well.
$ mojito test app -c .
In a browser, open the file artifacts/test/coverage/lcov-report/index.html to see the code coverage report. The report gives line and function coverage.
Our application shouldn't have any syntax errors–if it does, we should file a GitHub issue with Mojito <, but let's run the ``jslint` command for both the application and our one mojit:
$ mojito jslint app .
$ mojito jslint mojit mojits/Github
Alright, we've tested and linted our application. Go ahead and start the application by running the following from your application directory.
$ mojito start
In future modules, we won't include steps for running tests and linting your code, but highly recommend that you do this on your own to save yourself the headache of unraveling more complicated errors.
To view your application, open the URL http://localhost:8666/@Github/index in a browser. This is the page created and served by your application.
It's a strange URL, right? First, the port 8666 is the default port used by Mojito, which we'll override in the next step. As for the path, well, we haven't set up any routes yet, but the syntax for routes is as follows: /{mojit_instance}/{action}.
We haven't created a mojit instance, which is an in-memory instance created from the mojit code (mojit definition), but we'll do that in the next module. Fortunately, Mojito creates for us an anonymous instance of the mojit Github by prepending @ to the mojit name. As for 'index', it's an action called from the mojit instance.
Stop the application with Ctl-C, and the restart it with a different port by specifying the port.
$ mojito start 8000
You can now view the application at http://localhost:8000/@Github/index.
As we discussed in our lesson, you can start an application in a given context, so that a specific set of configurations are applied for a runtime environment.
To start the application in the development context, use the option --context and pass the string "environment:development". Again, you'll see your application at the URL http://localhost:8666/@Github/index.
$ mojito start --context "environment:development"
If you open the file application.json, you will see the property "settings" twice. The string value given in the array assigned to "settings" is the context. Although neither configuration object in application.json has many configurations, you can have many configuration objects with different configuration values that are mapped to a context.
In this module, we covered the following features of the Mojito command-line utility:
After you install the mojito-cli package, you can use the Mojito CLI utility to create applications and mojits. When you create an application, the Mojito framework will be installed in the node_modules directory under your application directory. If you run commands from directories other than the application directory, you will get the following error message:
err! Mojito must be installed locally. Please try `npm i mojito
Try changing to the application directory and running the command again.
If you get the following error, it means that another Mojito application is currently running and that the Mojito server is listening to the same port:
Error: listen EADDRINUSE
Either stop the other application or start this application so that it listens to a different port: $ mojito start 8001
Why is there a mojito-cli and a mojito package?
The mojito-cli package is the CLI utility for Mojito. the mojito package contains the framework that your applications needs to run. Thus, you want the mojito-cli package to be global and the mojito package to be local in your application. You don't want an application to depend on a global installation of the framework.
Is there a way to configure your application to run on a different default port?
Yes, the application.json has a property appPort that allows you to define the default port. See Application Configuration for details about the available properties in the application configuration file.


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MOUNT PROSPECT, IL -- In 2008, the number of people who worked out at a club increased to 39.3 million people, according to the National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA). That made working out at a club the No. 8 participant activity in NSGA's annual "Sports Participation – Series I and II" reports. In 2007, the survey ranked working out at a club at No. 10 with 33.8 million participants.
The data also showed that exercise walking, which experienced 7.6 percent growth in 2008, remains the No. 1 participant activity, a position it has held since 1990. In 2008, 96.6 million Americans walked for exercise. In 2007, exercise walking had 89.8 million participants.
Swimming, with a 6.1 percent increase, moved ahead of exercising with equipment for the No. 2 spot. With its increase, swimming attracted 63.5 million participants. Exercising with equipment attracted 63 million participants, placing it in the No. 3 position. Last year's survey showed that 52.8 million participants exercised with equipment.
Bowling claimed 49.5 million participants for the No. 4 spot. Camping (vacation/overnight) claimed the No. 5 spot with 49.4 million participants.
New to the Top 10 was hiking with 38 million participants. This pulled it to the No. 9 position. Falling from the Top 10 was power boating, which dropped to No. 15 after a 13 percent decline in participation (27.8 million participants).
Rounding out the Top 10 were bicycle riding, No. 6 with 44.7 million participants; fishing, No. 7 with 42.2 million participants; and weight lifting, No. 10 with 37.5 million participants.
Among traditional team sports, basketball was the leader, attracting 29.7 million participants. Baseball followed, with 15.2 million participants; softball, with 12.8 million participants; volleyball, with 12.2 million participants; and tackle football, with 10.5 million participants. Only tackle football showed a drop in participation, down 3.7 percent.
"It was good to see growth in the team sports arena. Other than tackle football, the team sports showed growth ranging from 1 to 9 percent," NSGA Vice President of Information & Research Thomas B. Doyle says. "Volleyball participation, which had been declining for a number of years, seems to have stabilized."
Of the 41 sports in the 2008 survey, 26 increased in participation while 15 showed declines. Activities newly surveyed for the 2008 report include cheerleading and canoeing.
For the survey, a participant is someone age 7 or older who takes part in a sport or activity more than once in a calendar year. "Sports Participation in 2008 – Series I and II" cover 41 sports, recreation and fitness activities. Participation rates for all 41 sports surveyed may be viewed on NSGA's Web site.


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This Mug & Infuser protects the distractible ones among us from cold tea by providing a wooden lid to keep it hot. It also doubles as a coaster for the times we forget to grab one!
Some people are super organized and time everything in their lives perfectly. Others (ahem) brew cups of tea and forget to drink them.
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Types of Teas and Their Health Benefits
From green tea to hibiscus, from white tea to chamomile, teas are chock full of flavonoids and other healthy goodies.
By Julie Edgar of WebMD
Regarded for thousands of years in the East as a key to good health, happiness, and wisdom, tea has caught the attention of researchers in the West, who are discovering the many health benefits of different types of teas.
Studies have found that some teas may help with cancer, heart disease, and diabetes; encourage weight loss; lower cholesterol; and bring about mental alertness. Tea also appears to have antimicrobial qualities.
"There doesn't seem to be a downside to tea," says American Dietetic Association spokeswoman Katherine Tallmadge, MA, RD, LD. "I think it's a great alternative to coffee drinking. First, tea has less caffeine. It's pretty well established that the compounds in tea – their flavonoids – are good for the heart and may reduce cancer."
Although a lot of questions remain about how long tea needs to be steeped for the most benefit, and how much you need to drink, nutritionists agree any tea is good tea. Still, they prefer brewed teas over bottled to avoid the extra calories and sweeteners.
Here's a primer to get you started.
Health Benefits of Tea: Green, Black, and White Tea
Tea is a name given to a lot of brews, but purists consider only green tea, black tea, white tea, oolong tea, and pu-erh tea the real thing. They are all derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, a shrub native to China and India, and contain unique antioxidants called flavonoids. The most potent of these, known as ECGC, may help against free radicals that can contribute to cancer, heart disease, and clogged arteries.
All these teas also have caffeine and theanine, which affect the brain and seem to heighten mental alertness.
The more processed the tea leaves, usually the less polyphenol content. Polyphenols include flavonoids. Oolong and black teas are oxidized or fermented, so they have lower concentrations of polyphenols than green tea; but their antioxidizing power is still high.
Here's what some studies have found about the potential health benefits of tea:
Green tea: Made with steamed tea leaves, it has a high concentration of EGCG and has been widely studied. Green tea's antioxidants may interfere with the growth of bladder, breast, lung, stomach, pancreatic, and colorectal cancers; prevent clogging of the arteries, burn fat, counteract oxidative stress on the brain, reduce risk of neurological disorders like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, reduce risk of stroke, and improve cholesterol levels.
Black tea: Made with fermented tea leaves, black tea has the highest caffeine content and forms the basis for flavored teas like chai, along with some instant teas. Studies have shown that black tea may protect lungs from damage caused by exposure to cigarette smoke. It also may reduce the risk of stroke.
White tea: Uncured and unfermented. One study showed that white tea has the most potent anticancer properties compared to more processed teas.
Oolong tea: In an animal study, those given antioxidants from oolong tea were found to have lower bad cholesterol levels. One variety of oolong, Wuyi, is heavily marketed as a weight loss supplement, but science hasn't backed the claims.
Pu-erh tea: Made from fermented and aged leaves. Considered a black tea, its leaves are pressed into cakes. One animal study showed that animals given pu-erh had less weight gain and reduced LDL cholesterol.
Health Benefits of Tea: Herbal Teas
Made from herbs, fruits, seeds, or roots steeped in hot water, herbal teas have lower concentrations of antioxidants than green, white, black, and oolong teas. Their chemical compositions vary widely depending on the plant used.
Varieties include ginger, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, hibiscus, jasmine, rosehip, mint, rooibos (red tea), chamomile, and echinacea.
Limited research has been done on the health benefits of herbal teas, but claims that they help to shed pounds, stave off colds, and bring on restful sleep are largely unsupported.
Here are some findings:
Chamomile tea: Its antioxidants may help prevent complications from diabetes, like loss of vision and nerve and kidney damage, and stunt the growth of cancer cells.
Echinacea: Often touted as a way to fight the common cold, the research on echinacea has been inconclusive.
Hibiscus: A small study found that drinking three cups of hibiscus tea daily lowered blood pressure in people with modestly elevated levels.
Rooibos (red tea): A South African herb that is fermented. Although it has flavonoids with cancer-fighting properties, medical studies have been limited.
Health Benefits of Tea: Instant teas
Instant tea may contain very little amounts of actual tea and plenty of sugars or artificial sweeteners. For health's sake, check out the ingredients on the label.
Can Tea Be Bad for Your Health?
Most teas are benign, but the FDA has issued warnings about so-called dieter's teas that contain senna, aloe, buckthorn, and other plant-derived laxatives.
The agency also warns consumers to be wary of herb-containing supplements that claim to kill pain and fight cancer. None of the claims is backed by science and some of the herbs have led to bowel problems, liver and kidney damage, and even death.
The FDA cautions against taking supplements that include:
Willow bark
These cautions aside, nutritionists say to drink up and enjoy the health benefits of tea.
"You want to incorporate healthy beverages in your diet on a more regular basis to benefit from these health-promoting properties," says Diane L. McKay, PhD, a Tufts University scientist who studies antioxidants. "It's not just about the foods; it's about what you drink, as well, that can contribute to your health."
How to Make Premium Iced Tea
Loose Tea Hot Method:
Bring 7-8 cups of fresh cold water to a near boil in a pot.
(For green tea, let water cool for a few minutes before proceeding).
Measure your tea and scoop the loose leaf into the pot with the water. Use 1.5-2 times the normal amount that you would use for a hot tea. Ex: One would normaly use 2 tsp per cup of hot tea and so five cups would be 10 tsp. So, for your iced tea, you should use 15-20 teaspoons of tea.
Steep for 3 - 5 minutes. Then, remove the tea.
Tea Filters are a great help! As are tongs ;)
Then, carefully pour hot tea over large glasses that are full of ice. Or, let tea cool at room temperature over time.
If you like, add sugar or sweetener (we like agave nectar best!), top with a lemon slice and/or a sprig of mint.
Hint: adding the sweetener to the tea when it is still hot is best for dissolving.
Makes about one half gallon of iced tea. Refrigerate within an hour after brewing.
Loose Tea Cool method:
If you prefer Sun Tea, black teas works best.
Add 1/2 to 1cup of tea to a gallon sized jar. Cap loosely and place in shade (no need for direct sun) for 2 to 4 hours. When steeped, add sweetener and/or lemon and a sprig of mint if desired. Pour into ice filled glasses.
Have you tried Cold Steeping! Repeat the above, but instead of leaving the tea outside, steep it in your fridge for 6-8 hours. You'll notice the difference! And it can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 7 days!
*Note: Herbal tea should always be prepared with boiling water, even when served cold.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Harvard Director of Golf Fred Schernecker will welcome two players to the men's golf program for 2012-13.
By Fred Schernecker
Recruiting is one area of our program that is 100% funded by the Friends of Harvard Golf. Thanks to the generous support of our Friends, Harvard Golf was once again able to attract a talented group for the upcoming season.
We will have big shoes to fill on the men's and women's team this year following the graduation of highly decorated key contributors – Tony Grillo, Mark Pollak, Connor Wentzell, Jane Lee and Christine Cho.
On the men's side, we welcome two prospects both of whom graduated from high school in 2011. They are both eager to get back to the school routine.
Rohan Ramnath is joining us from Weston, Florida where he attended Cypress Bay High School and captained the golf team. Rohan is a winner of both the National Merit Scholarship and the National Science Bowl Scholarship. On the golf course, Rohan finished in the top 5 in two AJGA events and advanced to the round of 16 at the Florida Amateur Match Play Championship. He was the District Champion in 2009 and 2010 and holds the Cypress Bay HS individual record low round with a 66. During the past year, Rohan has continued learning via informal studies, traveled to India, working on his golf game and tutoring students.
Un Cho will arrive at Harvard from Ancaster Ontario, Canada where he attended Ancaster High School and was the golf team MVP for three seasons. Un's highlights on the golf course include making it to sectional qualifying for the US Open in 2011 and being ranked in the top ten junior golfers in Ontario as well as numerous top five finishes in regional and national events. Un has spent the past year working and working on his game.
We give a warm welcome to the incoming freshmen. We know each and every one will contribute positively to the program. Given the recent success on the recruiting front, we are optimistic about the future of Harvard Golf.


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Suppose $f_n$ is a sequence of real valued functions on $[0,1]$ which converges pointwise to zero.
Is there an uncountable subset $A$ of $[0,1]$ so that $f_n$ converges uniformly on $A$?
Is there a subset $A$ of $[0,1]$ of cardinality the continuum so that $f_n$ converges uniformly on $A$?
Background: Egoroff's theorem implies that the answer to (2) is yes if all $f_n$ are Lebesgue measurable. It is not hard to show that the answer to (1) is yes if you change "uncountable" to "infinite".
Motivation: I thought about this question while teaching real analysis this term but could not solve it even after looking at some books, googling, and asking some colleagues who are much smarter than I, so I assigned it as a problem (well, an extra credit problem) to my class. Unfortunately, no one gave me a solution.
ADDED 11-12-10: Thanks for all the great answers. I accepted Jonas' answer since it was the first one.


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Last year we belonged to a house church who came along side us as we all started learning sign language. We learned the signs for all the verses to Jesus Loves me. Doing the signs as we sung really added another dimension to our worship. I wish I could say I came up with a really snazzy PDF, but in reality, I did a lot of cutting and pasting – with scissors and glue, mind you.
I do have a couple resources to share with you, though, that should at least get you through the first verse. This is a great video – most of her signs are the same ones I learned, and seeing her on video clips really helps get the signs down exactly right.
Here is a printable ASL version of Jesus Loves Me. You may notice some of the signs are a little different in the handout than they are in the video clips. There are some variations of some words based on meaning and region. I like using a printout as a crutch, so you may want to learn it by the video clips and just use the printout for reference.
Since we were learning Js this week, we sang Jesus Loves Me in sign language (singing and signing) as our lunchtime grace.
And remember, ASL has its own grammar rules, so it's more accurate to say these versions of Jesus Loves Me are in Signed Exact English. The words are the same as in ASL, but the sentence structure is different. Hope you enjoy them.
For more detailed description of the signs used, please visit www.lifeprint.com.


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The following announcement was written by FamilySearch:
We're pleased to announce the launch of our updated FamilySearch YouTube channel, Thursday, Aug. 4th. Over the past few months, we have been creating video content to reach a variety of audiences throughout the genealogy world.
In preparation for the launch, we are giving a few influential genealogy enthusiasts a preview of the channel along with an invitation to break the news in your online communities through your blog, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media.
The playlists includes:
- Genealogy in 5 Minutes – a 24-episode series offering an overview of how-to's, best practices, and helpful hints for doing genealogy.
- Woven Generations – an inspirational series about the benefits and success stories of genealogy work.
- Genealogy Fun – a fun video series highlighting the lighter side of genealogy.
- Societies and Archives – a video series highlighting genealogical societies & archives.
- Genealogy News & Events – What's going on the genealogy world?
- Family History: Getting Started – a training video series for using FamilySearch.
- "How-to's" from the Experts – a series of interview clips with best practices for finding your ancestors.


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Karl Dillinger
Happy Easter! I truly thought the Celtics weren't going to give up the lead this game, but I shouldn't have been so foolish. The Celtics never play well for all four quarters and have a terrible habit of picking the 4th as the one to slack off in. They are lucky they built such a huge lead and were able to hang on. Lebron was in attack mode in the 4th which means he's scoring every possession. The Celtics can't get defensive rebounds which is the number one reason they won't win the title this year. It almost seemed like the Cavs weren't trying until the final period.
Ray Allen was the offensive star of the game with 33 points including a number of clutch threes. His three pointer with 46 seconds left to put the Celtics ahead by 4 was the shot of the game. No one except Ray Allen should be allowed to take clutch shots for the rest of the year. Rondo had a solid game with 16 points and 14 assists. KG was only 5-14 from the field but went 9-10 from the free throw line including the game clinching free throws.
Pierce's defense against Lebron in the 1st half was huge and the reason we built such a huge lead. Unfortunately Lebron is superhuman and always finds a way to score. Tony Allen continued his solid play and it looks like he has replaced Marquis in the rotation. Even though he had that goal tending call(questionable by the way) he was able to come back and score the following possesion The bench as a whole barely played this game. Nate Robinson didn't play at all and Rasheed and Finley only played 10 and 8 minutes respectfully. I still think they should play Sheldon more as he has shown some good things in his limited court time. Big Baby continues to impress me with his hustle and rebounding. So what if he plays below the rim? He maximizes his potential and that is all you can ask from someone. If everyone on the Celtics played at his energy level every game we would be much better off right now.
Lebron scored 20 points in the 4th and 42 for the game. However, he missed a couple big free throws down the stretch and missed the potential game winning three. I thought for sure that shot was going in by the way. Mo Williams had a big first half with 5 three pointers but was silent in the second. I hope they play Shaq a lot in the playoffs because they are a better team without him on the court. Hickson continues to impress me with his rebounding and ability to finish around the basket. The Celtics could really use someone like him on their team. I thought Mike Brown was going to tackle the ref in the 3rd quarter. It turns out that sparked the Cavs come back.
We shouldn't be too happy about this win. They blew a 22 point lead and were frankly lucky Lebron didn't go into assassin mode earlier on. Still, anytime you can beat Lebron you have to at least be a little happy. Let's hope the Celtics can play the way they did the first 3 quarters for the rest of the season and into the playoffs.
Karl Dillinger
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I didn't feel comfortable with our 22 point lead but at least we pulled off a win. A very stressful fourth quarter.
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Thanks for the Easter Present, Lebron.. http://bit.ly/alf5Z0
It's amazing how quick that lead disappeared. I"m stunned they didn't blow it. They play like a team that's never won a championship, let alone played in playoff games. It's mind-boggling.
Margaret says:
So nice to beat the Cavs, AND at home! I feel good about the contributions from Tony Allen as well. Great picture!
reffs laid the golden egg for this one
JR says:
Solid recap Karl. Happy Easter to everyone!
Scary thing is the brazilian monkey didn't play and they still were so close. If Varejao was playing, I'm afraid there would be no chance for the C's.
Small comparison for tb: technical on Rondo - that is the way you get technical. You don't get an obvious call, you diss at ref, you get the call.
On the other hand, technical on 'Sheed - you follow the ref and bitch at him for about a minute. He gets scared - of course, he's like three feet smaller. Then, after a technical you go on bitching at your own coach. You make him substitute you for being such a little boy. Just before the time C's play fell apart. Coincidence?
Ray f'in Allen made me smile so much I might have injured my jaw.
Lucky Celtics that LeBron James was in his assin' mode with really good defense by Pierce and Tony Allen.
you say the celtics "never" play well? i am questioning you as a journalist and wondering if you ever held a basketball
Good win but I was thinking the same as Jenda as far as Varejao. Also the T comparison - Rondo's kind of outburst doesn't always get a T, that's why KG doesn't get more. 'Sheeds a stalker.
I'm still not going to be comfortable if no Marquis in the playoff rotation. I'm not liking TA in the slower, halfcourt grind more about match ups and position.
BTW, I was about to criticize TA on a dumb goaltending play but after rewinding the dvr and running that back in super slo-mo, Tony clearly grabbed the ball right after it bounced off the rim.
The sentence reads "Never play well for 4 quarters. I have indeed held a basketball. Happy Easter.
Who is that second "Anonymous"? What's up with him/her?
Hey Karl, I have two basketballs just on my shelf behind me. If you ever needed to hold one. lol Anyway, I totally agree with you on that one.
I meant the third "Anonymous" commentator. And I totally agree with you too Karl.
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I'm with all of you on that if Varejao played (instead of the corpse of Big Z) there might be a different winner. Also, love Jenda's Ray f'in Allen line and ThomasJ, 'Sheed totally showed the "stalking" you were talking about. Perfect term for it. What a tantrum. I wonder what he and Doc were yelling back at each other? How many other bench players get to yell at their coach? I think Karl's "never play well for 4 quarters line" is pretty accurate imo.
tb727 says:
Good recap Karl.
Anyway, if 'Sheed gety his act together, he can contribute, we've seen it. Perhaps Doc should consider hiring another asistant, someone who has 'Sheed's respect like Mama Wallace.
I totally agree with you Jenda. I just wonder if Sheed has tried some serious psychotherapy yet?? Ha,ha.


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Hyundai have created the world's largest iPhone controlled racing game in New York's Times Square. Users simply have to register with the "Hyundai Race" and download the app to get a turn to control the car on a giant digital billboard using their iPhone.
The game features the Veloster hatchback which is controlled by the driver by tilting the phone left and right to steer using the iPhone's built-in accelerometer. Users also have to connect to the Hyundai WiFi network in Times Square to connect their phone with the game. After the race, gamers' scores appear on the billboard so they can see how they stack up against other racers. The gamers also leave with the Hyundai app downloaded on their iPhone which is good for ongoing content and communications.
The game is an engaging experience for the driver and also grabs the attention of the Times Square crowds. It's great to see more of these interactive billboard displays that allow users to control activity. I would love to see a campaign where this experience can also be easily shared through social networks. What would you like to see from digital billboard campaigns next year?


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Last week's announcement by House Speaker John Boehner that he and his Republican caucus were unlikely to act on the long overdue immigration reform is the latest in a string of unconscionable postponements of progress on one of the most urgent social issues of our day. Coming only a week after raising hopes that House Republicans would finally get moving on immigration reform, Boehner's latest disappointing reversal—and his disingenuous rationalizations for it —makes one wonder if the Republican leadership will ever escape the stranglehold of its extreme xenophobic wing.
I was pleased to read that retired Washington Cardinal Theodore McCarrick tried to make a last-minute intervention with Boehner just an hour before the Catholic speaker's press conference last Thursday. While the door does not appear to be completely shut yet, the odds against making progress on immigration reform this year have unfortunately gotten considerably worse.
Kevin Appleby, migration policy director for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has tried to put as positive a spin as possible on Boehner's latest move. Boehner's comments, Appleby told the Washington Post, "don't signal the end of immigration reform this year. It's part of the process of moving forward…. This could signal the need to slow down and determine within the caucus what they want to do."
But given the full-court press the xenophobic wing of the Republican Party has launched against immigration reform, one has to wonder if the Catholic bishops could and should not do a lot more to urge influential Catholic Republican leaders—besides Boehner, Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio would top that list—to finally step up to the plate on immigration reform.
This past year, many Catholic dioceses all over the country mobilized on behalf of immigration reform. In November, shortly after his election as vice president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Galveston-Houston Cardinal Daniel DiNardo said the bishops "hope to be able to be a catalyst [on immigration reform] and we're constantly getting our people together on this."
So why can't the USCCB leadership employ some real lobbying muscle in this hour of crisis for the immigration-reform effort? Why not team DiNardo up with Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez, who has been an eloquent advocate for immigration reform from a conservative point of view, and have them make their rounds among Catholic Republican leaders in Washington? The USCCB is not reluctant to deploy real pressure on other issues, so why not on this one? And if not now, when?
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Deng Xiaoping or Teng Hsiao-p'ing (both: dŭng´ shou´pĬng´), 1904–97, Chinese revolutionary and government leader, b. Sichuan prov. Deng became a member of the Chinese Communist party while studying in France (1920–25) and later (1926) attended Sun Yatsen Univ., Moscow. A veteran of the long march, he joined the party's Central Committee in 1945 and organized the land-reform program (1949–51). Called to Beijing as deputy premier (1952), he rose rapidly, joining the Politburo Standing Committee in 1956. A pragmatist, he worked with Liu Shaoqi after the Great Leap Forward to restore the economy. In the Cultural Revolution he was attacked as the
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In 1977 he again became deputy premier, as well as vice chairman of the party, and later (1979) visited the United States to seek closer ties. For most of the 1980s he served as head of the party and government military commissions and the newly created party Central Advisory Commission. Although not holding any of the highest ranking official posts, Deng became the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong. In 1981 Deng strengthened his position in China by replacing Hua Guofeng as Communist party chairman with his own protégé, Hu Yaobang. When Hu was forced from power, Zhao Ziyang, another Deng protégé, became party leader, and later when Zhao was ousted, a third Deng associate, Jiang Zemin, replaced Zhao. Deng oversaw the loosening of government control of the economy in order to promote development while insisting on tight party control of the government and politics. He resigned from his last party post in 1989, designating Jiang Zemin his successor, after supporting the use of military force to suppress the Tiananmen Square demonstrations.
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The chances of you ever visiting Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are already pretty low. But the likelihood you'd manage to find your way into its specially designed, ultra-safe, and hyper-secure nuclear research facility are slim to none. Which is too bad—because it's the only chance you'd ever have of knowing the joys of playing beach volleyball surrounded by enriched uranium and high-pressure plutonium's warm, metaphorical glow.
Thanks to Foreign Policy and Google Maps, we now know that the heart of the protected lab's 820-acre facility is home to what is inarguably a makeshift beach volleyball court (a spokesperson confirmed it's existence to FP). Of course, everyone needs a little exercise, even the brave men and women handling some of the country's most dangerous substances. Still, it's hard to reconcile the fact that this little slice of Saved By The Bell's Malibu Sands Beach Club has been dropped smack dab into the middle of one of the most secure and sensitive areas in the country.
As Foreign Policy so eloquently notes, "the plant's scientists could be handling materials used in weapons capable of annihilating millions of people one hour, only to be playing beach volleyball the next." You heard 'em. Break time, boys—and please, let's leave the plutonium in the lab this time. [Foreign Policy]


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Jane Farmer has been selected by fellow Wheat Swamp Ruritan Club members as the club�s Citizen of the Year.
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The annual Soup and a Bowl fundraiser, sponsored by the Community Council for the Arts, is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at the arts center, 400 N. Queen St.
Tickets are $20 for adults, $12 for ages 5 to 12, and free for those 5 and younger (bowl not included). This price includes a handcrafted pottery bowl and the chance to partake in as many different homemade soups as desired, adding salad, bread, beverage and dessert. Soups also will be available for take out at $5 per pint and $10 per quart.
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E.H. Dixon Farms of Greene County won the annual North Carolina Soybean Yield Contest with an entry of 92.5 bushels per acre.
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With two major gigs–as host of her own talk show and as an American Idol judge–along with side jobs as a face of brands like CoverGirl and Vitaminwater Zero, it's amazing that Ellen DeGeneres has the energy to eat dinner, much less keep her audience in stitches. So, what's the slim 52-year-old comedian's secret to staying energized and fit? "No cake, no cookies, no candy," says the cover model, talking about her "sugar fast," in this month's issue of Shape. A committed vegan, DeGeneres also says her regular regime includes "no animals, no dairy, nothing processed; a lot of soup, veggies, rice, beans, legumes." And she views these dietary restrictions as a positive thing, saying, "I want to be on my toes; I want to have energy. And as much as the diet seems like a sacrifice, it's helping me." She's also a devotee of daily sun salutations: "I first started doing power yoga in L.A., which really makes no sense," she jokes. "Power yoga? It's the opposite of what it should be. Yoga should calm you down!" And how does the star find time for exercise in her crazy, frenetic life? "It's hard," she says. "But you have to make time to take care of yourself." To read more from Ellen, pick up the May issue of Shape or visit shape.com. — Marissa Patlingrao Cooley