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Are we going to break the draft by school record?
Are we going to break the draft by school record?
Likely drafted:
- Jake Butt
- Jehu Chesson
- Ryan Glasgow
- Ben Braden
- Ben Gedeon
- Jeremy Clarke
- Channing Stripling
- Deveon Smith
- Kyle Kalis
- Kenny Allen
- Erik Magnuson
It is a good bet that Michigan will have 14+ guys drafted this year. Of course, they should all go in the 1st round!
Ben Braden's best (anti-targeting?) play of the season
Ben Braden's best (anti-targeting?) play of the season
Just wanted to give credit where credit's due. I was re-watching the Indiana game and caught this on the replay when Smith lost his helmet in the 4th quarter:
It's common to see an O-lineman in this position grab and pull his RB for a few extra yards, but in this case he basically stops playing football, puts his hand on Smith's exposed noggin, and cups it all the way to the ground.
He actually does a good job keeping Smith's neck straight while Smith is being tackled. Means his arm is loose (edit: apparently not, see below). He's basically sacrificing his hand in case another helmet comes flying at Smith's skull.
He isn't going to get UFR points for this because it's not a "football" play, but excellent, excellent thinking on his feet and concern for his teammate's safety.
P.S. Smith, you're an RB; get your helmet fixed! This ain't the first time!
EDIT: OK, this thread is taking a very ugly turn so let me turn your attention to two other details. One, look at Braden's right hand in the first shot. It's Ben Braden pressing the Indiana defender's helmet into Smith's face to prevent it from slamming into Smith's head on the way down (Braden would then push away the helmet just before impact, h/t to SugarShane for pointing that out). He probably shouldn't have tackled at all but the whistle was late. Second, the guy who pulled off Smith's helmet -- Covington -- wrapped high but well under the helmet, just couldn't get an arm under Smith's shoulders and even recovered the helmet after it went flying. There is zero evidence of dirty Indiana play. I'm trying to celebrate a good thing here, so please cease with the accusations.
Ben Braden: Starting RT
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Being that I live in Rockford, I am very proud of this kid! Congrats to him and his hard work. Let's hope he can develop a high level of cohesiveness with the other 4 lineman!
Questions about the offensive line
Questions about the offensive line
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Obviously there has been a great deal written about the offensive line and it is probably the biggest question mark on this team. While I feel like I've read a great deal about the offensive line in general, there doesn't seem to have been as much critique of individual players. For instance:
Glasgow: We saw him both at guard and as center, is he better at one position than the other? Clearly he had his problems with botched snaps in the middle of the season, but my sense is that by the end of the season, he had settled in at center. Did others who know more about the offensive line see improvement or did he still have less obvious flaws in his QB exchanges?
Kalis: were his challenges more with technique, knowing what he was supposed to do, speed getting off the ball? Something else?
Magnuson: seemed to have at least two challenges. First: strength (was he 285 or 295 last year, he is listed both ways in various rosters and depth charts. Second: he was learning a new position (and then had to deal with switching from the right to left side. Given the coaches willingness to switch him around so much, it seems they have a great deal of confidence in his ability to pick things up. Do people who know more about the offensive line think his challenges were more in picking up a new position, strength, something else?
Bosch: my sense is that he was playing because the coaches felt he had good technique and strength, but he just hadn't picked up enough of the offense yet.
Miller: were his challeges in the strength department, or is there something else holding him back?
I think that with either Glasgow or Kugler at center, we will be the strongest we've been since Molk left. I hope Kugler is able to step up, because then I think with Glasgow moving to guard, we'd be alright in two positions. The Magnuson injury is worrisome, because I think the biggest thing he needed was more time in the weight room. I still think he'll be the starting left tackle, he just won't be as improved as we'd hoped.
I think Bosch is going to step up and take the other guard spot and that the biggest question mark going into fall will be right tackle. For those who know more about the offensive line, how much of a question mark is it that Braden wasn't able to move inside? Obviously many others have done it, so it seems like a big red flag to me. For that reason, I think we'll see Dawson at right tackle.
I am more optimistic than many and I think that while last year's line had it's challenges with youth, Borges playcalling and constantly mucking with the line greatly exacerbated those problems. I think that we'll see more improvement than many are expecting.
Thanks for everyone who looked past my formatting fiasco and provided some of the player speciic insights I was hoping for.
An Interview with Ben Braden
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TTB Andrew interviewed Ben Braden a few days ago. Braden says he's up to 6'7", 325 lbs. and not planning on redshirting.
Ace: 247Sports Names Michigan's OL Class Best in Nation
Ace: 247Sports Names Michigan's OL Class Best in Nation
The article is free, so you can actually read all about how awesome the 2012 OL class is (and that's without potential future commits like Jordan Diamond), but I'll post it here anyway:
The Wolverines have five commitments on the line led by top national tackles Kyle Kalis (Lakewood, Ohio/St. Edward) and Erik Magnuson (Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon).
Kalis has a 247 Rating of 96 and is the No. 40 prospect in the country and No. 7 offensive tackle in a truly special class of tackle prospects.
Magnuson, 6-foot-6, 275-pounds, checks in at No. 63 with a 96 rating. He is the No. 10 ranked tackle in the class.
Joining the impressive duo are tackles Ben Braden (Rockford, Mi.), Blake Bars (Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Academy) and Caleb Stacey (Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore). Braden is on the verge of four-star status checking in with a 247 Rating of 89.
The tight end group of Devin Funchess and A.J. Williams also comes in for an honorable mention.
TomVH Weekly Update: Amara Darboh, Ben Braden, Darius Powe and More
TomVH Weekly Update: Amara Darboh, Ben Braden, Darius Powe and More
This weekend will be a big event for Michigan with the BBQ, but there will be a big time visitor before the cook out as well. With limited spots left prospects could start to make decisions depending on what their peers decide to do themselves, so every spot left is on watch. Here's a look at what happened this week and what's happening in the future. As always you can follow me on Twitter @TomVH and email me with any tips at [email protected].
Amara Darboh
6'2", 190 lbs.
Wide Receiver
West Des Moines, Iowa
Darboh is a four star receiver that has shown interest in Michigan for quite some time, bnut has been unable to make it up to Ann Arbor. That's about to change, as he has finally set up a visit to take in the campus and environment.
I'm going up to Michigan tomorrow [Monday the 25th]. Me and my basketball coach are going. He's a Michigan fan and he was able to give me a ride, so he wanted to go. We're taking off here at 8am on Monday, staying all day Monday, all day Tuesday, and then we might be back for a little bit on Wednesday too.
This is a big visit for both parties since Michigan is currently looking for wide receivers and Darboh hasn't been able to meet most of the coaching staff.
I have met Coach Mallory, but I haven't been up there yet. I'm excited, I don't have any questions right now but I'm sure once I get there I'll have some. I'm just excited to see everything. I've heard a lot of good things from my coaches. I've talked to the Michigan coaches over the phone, but I want to meet them and hopefully meet some of the players too.
As far as where his recruitment stands Darboh says he will likely narrow his list down by the time his season starts.
I thought I'd have a top list already but I'm not going to have it until my season starts. Hopefully when my season starts I'll have it narrowed down to a top five and then just go from there. If I take an official visit somewhere and I feel comfortable and it feels right then I'll just commit there. Right now everything changes every now and then because I haven't seen everywhere yet. I don't want to name a list until I finalize it, but I think Michigan has a good chance to be in the top five. I'll know more about them after my visit.
Amara also holds offers from Florida, Iowa, Iowa State, MSU, Nebraska, Notre Dame, and Wisconsin among others.
Ben Braden
6'7", 320 lbs.
Offensive line
Rockford, Michigan
Braden has been committed to Michigan since March, though it seems much longer with all the other commitments Michigan has reeled in since. At the time, little was known about him, but since then Braden made quite a bit of noise at Michigan's camp with his size and performance.
I went up against a lot of good defensive linemen. Towards the end of the camp we were given the option to switch to defense, so I tried that out too. I did get to meet some of the other prospects and we were all kind of getting to know each other more than anything. Right now my height is 6-foot-7 and my weight is 320-pounds. I'm not really focused on a certain weight, just getting stronger and faster and better. That helped this year at the camp, but I still have some things I'm trying to improve on.
Ben is starting to realize that his last year of high school football is upon him, but is just trying to focus on one step at a time.
It's all starting to set in with all the seniors, but I'm just trying to worry about the season. With Michigan my family and I are going to try to get up for a few games. I do want to get up to the night game against Notre Dame.
There have been fans that are concerned with what the final product will look like for Michigan on the field in 2011. They've been wondering how that translates to the recruits, and what their perspective is on how well Michigan does this coming season.
Just from meeting the coaching staff I'm very comfortable with their methods and how they teach technique. The biggest thing that I really love and a huge key to why I committed is the family atmosphere. With Brady Hoke and all the coaches I think this season is going to be great, it's going to be huge. I know that they're going to do great. With recruiting I think it's cool that we have a lot of good athletes that are committing to my class. I know we're all excited to interact and build friendships too.
Braden's size and performance at Michigan's camp, in my mind, don't match up with how he's rated on the recruiting sites. As Tim speculated in last week's Friday Night Lights primer, he should have a shot to move up.
Darius Powe
6'2", 186 lbs.
Wide Receiver
Lakewood, California
Powe is a four-star receiver that has recently come to the attention of Michigan fans. He has shown interest in Michigan, and says the Wolverines are among his top group.
I'm trying to visit Michigan. I've been talking to Coach Heck about when I should come out there. [In order] Oregon State, Michigan, UCLA, Miami, and Cal are on top right now. I'm trying to wait everything out to see all my choices and narrow everything down.
Powe's teammate and fellow wide receiver Malik Gilmore is currently committed to Oregon State, but also had interest in Michigan at one point. It will be interesting to see how Powe's recruitment plays out. He says that he's a fearless playmaker that isn't scared to go across the middle of the field to make a play.
I posted today that 2011 OL Graham Glasgow switched his preferred walk on commitment from Ohio State to Michigan in mid June. He's a 6'7", 295 lb tackle that has been showing some potential so far. Another walk on OL that seems to be holding his own is Gary Yerden from from Parchment, Michigan. Others have pointed out on the board that Yerden was formerly a weight lifter and broke the dead lift record in high school.
If you somehow missed the visitor list for the Big House BBQ this weekend you can find it here. This should be a big deal for Michigan; there are a few uncommitted prospects at the event and there might be potential for a few things to keep an eye on. We'll see.
2013 QB Shane Morris, 2012 DB Terry Richardson, and TE Ron Thompson are all at the Gridiron Kings event in Florida this week. If you've missed coverage of it you have not been on the internet because it's everywhere. Just in case, here's a link to an article. In that article Tom Luginbill says that if Shane Morris were in the 2012 class he would a top five or six guy in the country.
TomVH: Big House BBQ Visitors
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This will be the home of the BBQ visitor list. The event takes place on July 31st and looks like it's invite only. I'm still working on confirming visitors so I should have more names added as I get them. Be sure to continue to check back frequently.
Here's who I've confirmed so far:
LB Royce Jenkins-Stone - Commit
DB Terry Richardson - Commit
LB James Ross - Commit
DE Matt Godin - Commit
DB Allen Gant - Commit
TE Devin Funchess - Commit
DE/LB Mario Ojemudia - Commit
DE Tom Strobel - Commit
OL Kyle Kalis - Commit, said he will for sure be there. He's going up with his head coach Finotti, because his coach wants to sit down with Mattison to talk defense.
OL Ben Braden - Commit
2013 QB Shane Morris - Commit
DT Danny O'Brien (6'2", 293 lbs, 4 Star)
WR Jehu Chesson (6'3", 182 lbs, 3 Star)
2013 OL Steven Elmer
2013 RB Wyatt Shallman
2013 LB Jonny Reschke
RB Bri'onte Dunn (6'2", 215 lbs, 4 Star) - His father told me yesterday that Bri'onte will likely be going up with his cousin Dymonte Thomas. Bri'onte's Dad might not make it up though.
DE Chris Wormley - Said via text he is coming to the event.
DT Ondre Pipkins (6'3", 325 lbs, 4 Star)
DB Anthony Standifer - commit
2013 WR Laquon Treadwell
2013 DB Dymonte Thomas
TE AJ Williams - Commit
2013 RB Ty Isaac
Not Coming
OL Jordan Diamond (6'6", 290 lbs, 4 Star)
DB Jeremy Clark - Commit, said he's going to try to make it up.
OL Caleb Stacey - Commit
WR Monty Madaris (6'2", 190 lbs, 3 Star)
LB Kaleb Ringer - Commit
LB Joe Bolden - Commit
TomVH: Visit Reactions: Joe Bolden and Ben Braden
TomVH: Visit Reactions: Joe Bolden and Ben Braden
There are a ton of visitors this weekend so there will probably be a matching amount of info. Since OL Ben Braden and LB Joe Bolden were the two visitors on Thursday I'm going to do a mini update on them here. Here's a look at how their trips went.
Joe Bolden
6'2", 225 lbs
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bolden has a decent offer list so far with the likes of Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, NC State, Stanford, and Tennessee to name a few. He took in Ann Arbor for the first time with his dad, uncle, and cousin.
We got there around noonish and we met with Coach Smith, Coach Mattison, and Coach Hoke. Coach Mattison told me more than likely I'd be playing the MIKE linebacker spot. It's definitely a privelage to sit down with him and watch film. Coach Hoke basically stated the goals as a football coach, as a team, and as an individual. We just talked casually for awhile.
As usual the coaches were down to earth and the Big House was shockingly big.
The coaches were really easy to talk to, I feel like I get along with them really well. My dad is my AD and my uncle is my coach and they knew the coaches from when they were at Ball State. They really like those coaches, and they've known each other for awhile. We all got to go to the Big House too, and that sent chills down my back thinking about the history that's been in that stadium.
This visit was a positive for Michigan, but Bolden isn't making his decision any time soon.
I was definitely impressed by this visit. Michigan is definitely up there on the list overall. I haven't narrowed anything down yet, I just know that Michigan is up there.
Bolden may visit North Carolina this weekend, and plans on trying to make it back up to Michigan sometime soon.
Ben Braden
6'6", 285 lbs
Offensive Line
Rockford, Michigan
As you probably know Braden committed on his visit Thursday. He and his coach had planned this visit for awhile and Ben decided that he was comfortable enough to make his decision. I spoke with his head coach, Ralph Munger, about the visit.
He and his father made a trip to Wisconsin, the family made a trip to MSU, and also Michigan. He's been traveled and checked out a lot of places. Ben shared with me and his parents that he appreciated all the time with the coaches, but he just feels real comfortable with Michigan. He was going to go to MSU also, but in the last couple weeks he was just really excited about Michigan. After today I could see why, he really feels comfortable there. He connected, he looked at the educational opportunities, the football opportunities, and he felt that was the place he could call home.
From a coaching perspective, it's important that a high school coach is comfortable sending his players to that respective school they choose. Luckily for Michigan, Coach Munger has a long time relationship with Brady Hoke.
I've known Brady for a lot of years, he's been very good to me. I've learned a lot from Brady. I've known him on a very personal level and what you see is what you get with Brady. All the years that I've known him and he's still the same guy that he was ten years ago. He's definitely a player's coach, a coach's coach. I can't say enough good things about Brady. He has a certain magnetism with attracting good people. He's very demanding of his players, yet his players are always willing to give everything they've got. He assured me all the coaches will treat the players like sons, and there's a lot of teaching going on there. The line coach that Ben will be working with, he's a family guy, and a very good teacher too.
The recruiting process is very much about relationships and it seems like all the past work that Brady Hoke has put in will soon start to pay off for him.


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I sometimes wish we could go back in time and see what moms did hundreds and thousands of years ago when it came to nursing, before the bottle and before it was "socially acceptable" in the western culture for children to put themselves to sleep.
I nurse LO to sleep right now and she is almost 3 months. I love it, she loves it. But, I'm still hearing mixed concerns, which in turn is making me concerned, that it will be difficult to get her out of wanting to fall asleep at the breast when she is older. I've read about how children can naturally wean themselves off when they are ready, but because very few women in my family breastfed (only my SIL but she weaned her babies before a year) I have no one to ask for advice. My mom is all about not CIO so she just tells me to do whatever works, but even still she doesn't know from experience what kind of advice to give me.
Can anyone put this FTM's mind to rest? When it does come time to wean (a while from now, as I hope to BF over a year), what is a tear-free way to do it? Resources I can go to?


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A few days ago, Oppo announced its F1 and added luminous series in its portfolio. The Oppo F1 is the first model in the lineup, which will be available in this month. In this device the company is focusing on camera, camera features will make this device more appealing. Let's take a look into the device and find out what new features Oppo F1 has.
The mobile is packed in metallic body which makes it more attractive. Oppo F1 is slim mobile that carries trendy design. The shape and size of the mobile looks like R7/R7 Lite. The design is impressive and eye-catching which will be much appreciated by users. The device has curved edges which make it more beautiful and chic.
Well, in the specifications section the device features a 5-inch display. It will be powered by Snapdragon 615 because S615 is found in mid-range device by Oppo. The device has 16GB internal and 3GB RAM, and it comes with 13MP rare camera for capturing amazing pictures. Oppo F1 has an 8MP front camera for shooting selfies and for video calls. The camera has f/2.0 lens wider lens, is made with Oppo's PureImage 2.0+ platform means the model comes with obligatory features. It runs Android 5.1 Lollipop and equipped with a 3,075mAh non-removable battery.
When Oppo announced Oppo F1, its focus was more on camera instead to other specifications so we expect to have a handy Smartphone with brilliant camera. Meanwhile, the same camera can be found in many other smartphones, but we have to wait for a couple of weeks to see dazzling features of the camera.
The device will deliver excellent camera with a brilliant performance at competitive price. As compared to other mid-range mobiles available in the market Oppo F1 comes with a premium quality camera which will give great photography experience.
Price and Release date
The device is going to be a mid-range handset it will carry a $300 price tag which is according to its features and specifications. Whereas the launch date concern is, photography lovers stay tuned; you would see Oppo F1 in the last days of this month


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That time of year has returned once again when smiles and greetings of Merry Christmas cover the faces of one and all. Since Thanksgiving and maybe a little before a groundswell of energy has been building toward the one day of the year where we hope man can get beyond being Scrooge.
This Christmas season we as a nation weep with Newtown, Conn. As the names of the young lives ended by horrific actions are announced it becomes a little harder to cry out "Merry Christmas." Just this morning, I watched a young mom in tears stand and watch from a distance as her child stepped on the local school bus. I have no idea the reason for her tears. Maybe she is going through a rough time. More than likely due to her "safe" distance from the bus stop she was thinking of her child in light of the recent events.
It does seem like there is a pall of discouragement hanging in the air this holiday season. In our area in particular jobs remain scarce, local businesses are suffering, and warnings of a "fiscal cliff" and a flawed attention to an ancient Mayan calendar bring a feeling of Grinchness to our land.
For some it is the season of giving. For others it is a season of hope. For many there seems to be a spirit of despair. It is as if the senseless death of children and teachers in a town much like our own is the straw that has broken the camels back. Is there really any hope? Is there really "good tidings on Earth" anymore?
This was the same spirit that covered the land of Jesus' birth. Roman occupation along with a heartless king kept the people in dismay. The silence of God for some 400 years left even true believers wondering if the Christ would ever come. The attention slowly drifted away from a patient, loving, graceful God to one of man's endless search to make life better. Man's attempts to bring peace and goodwill were always overshadowed by the pall of man's depravity. God was silent. There was no answer to the endless prayers.
Suddenly out of nowhere, angels burst on the scene. It was not a message to the rulers of the land. It was given to lowly shepherds (not enough space to talk about how lowly). What was the angel proclamation? It wasn't "Silent Night, Holy Night." The night was far from silent. For God had come in the form of a man to rescue him from the hopelessness of their age and the ages to come. He came to establish a new kingdom. It is a kingdom of the heart expressed in great love where one would lay down their life for the sake of others. It is a kingdom that is upside down where the last (tiny Bethlehem, shepherds, unwed mom) would be first and the first (kings, kingdoms of the world and religious bureaucrats) would be last.
Finally, the voices from the heavenly world proclaimed, "God is with us." He would not leave. His Holy Spirit would bring Christ into the place that really mattered…the heart of man. Hope had been born. It was not to be how we ruled one another but rather how we loved one another.
Christmas is not one day. It was not one moment held in time whereby we "forget" the ills of this world for 24 hours. No, Christ had come to never leave. It was to bring peace to man on the day after Christmas as well as the 25th of December. God not only spoke, he acted.
Fellow Christians, our celebration of Christmas is to be carried beyond gifts, pine trees and beautiful lights. It is to be continued throughout the year. The real joy of Christmas is "God with us." We are his representation. People will be hungry and in despair the other 364 days. If God is with us indeed, he calls us to be him the rest of the year.
May we like Mary ponder these things in our hearts to restore the joy and hope this Christmas season. May the peace of God that passes all understanding touch the hearts of mourning families in Newton, Connecticut and across our nation.
To read more by John Ring, check out his blog at johnring.wordpress.com.


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May 11, 2011
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Four UC Santa Barbara women's water polo players were named to All-Big West teams it was announced on Wednesday morning by the conference. Senior Kathryn Nelson and sophomore Ruth Milne were each honored with All-Big West Second Team accolades while seniors Claire Buchanan and Christie Clark garnered Honorable Mention distinction.
Nelson, a utility player, led the Gauchos in scoring this season tallying 54 goals to go along with 16 assists and a team-leading 37 steals. The senior led UCSB in scoring in 10 of its games and scored in all but four of the games she played in. She had 18 multiple-goal games and ended the season amidst a 10-game scoring streak. This marks Nelson's first career all-conference honor. She finished her career ranked ninth all time on the UCSB career scoring list with 103 goals.
A year after earning Honorable Mention All-Big West honors, Milne was named to the Second Team. The goalkeeper started every game in goal for the Gauchos and accumulated 312 saves during the year for an 11.52 saves per game average, which led the conference. She tallied double digit saves on 21 occasions and was third in the league with her 6.90 goals against average. Just two years into her career, Milne is just eight saves away from tying the UCSB career saves record of 595 blocks, set by Yvonne Conard.
Buchanan, a senior utility player, earned her first career Big West honor with her Honorable Mention nod. She was second on the team with 42 goals and led the team with a whopping 86 ejections earned. Buchanan led the Gauchos in scoring in seven games and had 12 multiple goal games. She ended the season amidst a 12-game scoring streak. Buchanan finishes her career at UCSB as the No. 8 all-time leading scorer with 104 career goals.
Clark's All-Big West honor marks the second of her career; she was named to the Second Team in 2010. The senior was third on the team with 29 goals this season and also tallied 14 assists, 14 steals and drew 30 ejections for the Gauchos. She had nine multiple-goal games and four games with a hat trick or more. Clark concludes her career as the fourth most prolific scorer in UCSB history with 145 career goals.
UCSB finished the 2011 campaign with 16-13 overall record and tied for second in the Big West regular season standings with a 3-2 league mark. The Gauchos' four All-Big West honorees marks its most since the conference began sponsoring water polo in 2009.


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PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth woman charged with lying to police about her whereabouts regarding the investigation into UNH student Elizabeth Marriott's alleged murder waived her probable cause hearing Wednesday morning, and a Portsmouth Circuit Court judge continued her previously set bail conditions with some modifications.
Kathryn "Kat" McDonough, 19, previously of Greenside Avenue, was arrested on Christmas Eve and charged with one felony count of hindering apprehension or prosecution and one felony count of conspiracy to commit hindering apprehension or prosecution. Both are Class B felonies, and each carries a sentence of up to 7 years imprisonment.
At an arraignment in Derry last week, McDonough's bail was set at $35,000 cash bail or corporate surety, which she posted on Sunday, Dec. 30. She was shortly thereafter released into her parent's custody, from Hillsborough County House of Corrections.
She attended Wednesday's her probable cause hearing in a black pencil skirt and pink blouse with glasses and styled hair, strikingly different from her previous video arraignment where she sat in a red jail jumpsuit in Rockingham County.
Before the Portsmouth courtroom, Judge Sawato Gardner asked McDonough a few questions, including whether she understood what she was waiving and the nature of her alleged offenses, to which the 19-year-old suspect only replied a softly spoken "yes" several times. When Gardner asked for some background on McDonough before continuing her bail at $35,000, McDonough's attorney Ryan Russman asked if they could sit down, to which the judge asked them to continue standing.
In his presentation, Russman called McDonough "young and impressionable," noting she just graduated from high school a few months earlier.
"You can appreciate that she is only 19 years old," he said. "…We understand the seriousness of this, as does Kathryn."
Russman said the experience had been "frightening" for his client and stressed she plans to stay with her parents, Peter and Denise, in the Elwyn Park neighborhood on McKinley Road, across the street from her grandparents. He noted the McDonough family owns a business in the Port City and McDonough wishes to continue working at the arts and crafts retailer Michaels Stores Inc. in Newington. The family attorney, Jay Nadeau, said the McDonoughs own the contemporary ceramic art studio store Firefly Pottery on Mirona Road.
Assistant Attorney General Peter Hinckley confirmed McDonough was arrested without incident on Dec. 24 at Michaels. He told Gardner during the hearing the family of the alleged victim Elizabeth "Lizzi" Marriott, previously of Westborough, Mass., had nothing further to add on the prosecution's behalf.
Gardner modified additional bail conditions to include McDonough have no contact with murder suspect Seth Mazzaglia, 30, of Dover, his parents Heather and Joseph, or the Marriott family. She is required to be accompanied by a parent if she goes out between the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. and to not leave the state of New Hampshire, in addition to several other conditions previously set at McDonough's arraignment in Derry, including she not possess any firearms or weaponry and have no alcohol or drugs.
Following the Portsmouth hearing, Hinckley confirmed Mazzaglia and McDonough had a "boyfriend and girlfriend relationship" at the time of the murder suspect's arrest, on Oct. 13. The former Sawyer Mill Apartments resident, Mazzaglia, is charged with the alleged suffocation or strangulation of Marriott on Oct. 9. Hinckley said he was limited in what he could say regarding the case when answering a flurry of reporters' questions, but confirmed prosecutors are seeking an extension for an indictment of Mazzaglia, to postpone his grand jury proceedings until February. Mazzaglia continues to be held without bail.
Hinckley added it is not unusual for McDonough to have waived her hearing earlier that day.
McDonough left her hearing with her parents ahead of her. She declined to answer reporter's questions, even when one broadcast reporter asked loudly, "Was Seth pressuring you, Kat?" They exited the court parking lot in a vehicle before Russman stepped in to answer questions as McDonough's attorney.
Russman said he was handed a version of the sealed arrest warrant 20 minutes beforehand, and was unable to be review all of the facts. The documents are only available to him and McDonough at this time, he said.
Authorities say the information gleaned in the mysterious death of Lizzi Marriott has stemmed from "credible sources," which led them to charge Mazzaglia originally with murder.
Foster's Daily Democrat has learned the alleged murder occurred during a sexual encounter. Foster's has been unable to confirm whether the sexual encounter was voluntary and was recently denied the unsealing of court affidavits at Dover District Court after petitioning for release of those documents and other investigatory materials.
According to one released court document, McDonough allegedly agreed with her boyfriend, murder suspect Seth Mazzaglia, to "cause the commission of the crime of hindering apprehension or prosecution" regarding the investigation of Elizabeth "Lizzi" Marriott's disappearance and alleged murder in early October. Mazzaglia and McDonough both allegedly lied to police during interviews on Oct. 12 in Newington. There, police say, Mazzaglia and McDonough gave investigators false alibis regarding their whereabouts Oct. 9 and their interaction with Marriott that night.
Hinckley noted the next step in McDonough's charges will be a possible grand jury indictment, which is a confidential proceeding. He would not say whether Mazzaglia and McDonough's indictments would take place at the same time.
Hinckley previously stated a search continues for Marriott's body, even after a weeks-long search of waters near Peirce Island in Portsmouth last October. No positive results have turned up in the result yet.


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An umbilical hernia is an outward bulging (protrusion) of the lining of the abdomen or part of the abdominal organ(s)through the area around the belly button.
An umbilical hernia in an infant occurs when the muscle through which the umbilical cord passes does not close completely after birth.
Umbilical hernias are common in infants. They occur slightly more often in African Americans. Most umbilical hernias are not related to disease. Some umbilical hernias are linked with rare conditions such as Down syndrome.
A hernia can vary in width from less than 1 centimeter to more than 5 centimeters.
There is a soft swelling over the belly button that often bulges when the baby sits up, cries, or strains. The bulge may be flat when the infant lies on the back and is quiet. Umbilical hernias are usually painless.
Exams and Tests
A hernia is usualy found by the doctor during a physical exam.
Most hernias in children heal on their own. Surgery to repair the
- The hernia does not heal after the child is 3 or 4 years old.
- The intestine or other tissuebulges out and loses its blood supply (becomes strangulated). This is an emergency that needs surgery right away.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Most umbilical hernias get better without treatment by the time the child is 3 to 4 years old. If surgery is needed, it is usualy successful.
Possible Complications
Strangulation ofintestine tissue is rare, but serious, and needs immediate surgery.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider or go to the emergency room if the infant is very fussy or seems to have bad abdominal pain or if the hernia becomes tender, swollen, or discolored.
There is no known way to prevent an umbilical hernia. Taping or strapping an umbilical hernia will not make it go away.
Carlo WA. The umbilicus. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 99.
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We all want to be a standout. Sure, we'd love to be recognized for our brilliance, professional achievements, sparkling conversation and multiple virtues.
Good luck with that.
But for starters, why not go for standout status in an easier area: style and fashion. All you need is a piece or two of eye-catching vintage costume jewelry.
Acquiring unique jewelry from the '40s, '50s and '60s (and sometimes '70s and '80s) has been my obsession for decades. Everything on this page is from my years of shopping for bargains from coast to coast.
Unlike a lot of collections, this one doesn't take up much room in your house (or in your luggage if you uncover a gem or two in your travels). The hunt for new finds is great fun. And instead of sitting there getting dusty on a shelf, you get to wear your collection.
Also: The vintage stuff (if you stay away from the rare, collectible and signed jewelry) is inexpensive. In fact, old costume jewelry often is cheaper (and more interesting) than buying new.
OK, I confess to going way overboard in the earrings department. But I almost never pay more than $20 a pair and often less than $5. My necklaces cost $40 tops. And brooches? The fish on this page still has the $35 price tag on the back, but I bargained it down to $20.
Have I got your attention?
"The one thing my customers tell me is, 'Everybody loved the piece I bought,' or, 'I got so many compliments," says Dave Mayer, who for 20 years has been selling vintage costume jewelry at Millsboro Bazaar in a converted funeral home on Main Street in tiny Millsboro, Del. It's one of my most cherished frugal finds. I once spent seven straight hours shopping there.
Beware, this hobby is highly addictive.
Your vintage costume jewelry primer
Most important tip: Buy what you will love wearing. Getting started: A good basic wardrobe includes rhinestone and colorful earrings (almost all are clip, not pierced); bead and colored stone necklaces; bracelets; statement brooches. Where to look: Antique and vintage shops, antique malls, church bazaars, flea markets, thrift and consignment stores, eBay.com, etsy.com, rubylane.com Warnings!! Don't buy damaged or broken: Repair costs often exceed initial cost. Try on necklaces, bracelets. Women were smaller back them. Some won't fit. Are earring clips strong, don't pinch? Converting to pierced is almost always too costly. Brooches: Need a working pin back and safety catch. Make sure necklace and bracelet clasps stay closed. Check for missing, cloudy, broken stones; worn, rusty, flaking finishes; frayed string on beaded necklaces. Repairs: Replacement stones and E6000 glue, firemountaingems.com; mrstones.com or bead and craft shops. (No Super Glue — it discolors.) Learn more: "Collecting Costume Jewelry 101" (also "202" and "303") by Julia C. Carroll; "American Costume Jewelry: Art & Industry" by Roberto Brunalti and Carla Ginelli Brunalti; Costume Jewelry Collectors International, costume jewelrycollectors.com (membership and quarterly newsletters, $25 annually); completed listings on eBay (click "advance search") How to organize and store it: A tall dresser with color-coded drawers is one obsessive's solution. Author/collector Julia Carroll recommends keeping jewelry dry in cardboard jewelry boxes with cotton and advises against hanging pins or necklaces.


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Indian Women Embody Hope and Resilience
Tinni Dutta
Kolkata, India
"The highest conception of womanhood is alleviating the suffering of those around us by embracing them with our hope and resilience."
I am a psychologist by training, and I work as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Asutosh College. I began my career working at the Human Development & Research Institute (HDRI), a pioneer organization in the field of Drug Addiction and HIV/AIDS in Kolkata, India. Through my work, I have learned that empathy, acceptance, open-mindedness and nonjudgmental attitude are important qualities that are often embodied by women working in this field. I have also witnessed the powerful role that spirituality can play in helping to heal patients dealing with personal life crises, including terminal illness, drug addiction, and HIV/AIDS.
As I see women in India, many reflect what I would call ideal womanhood – working hard both in and outside the home. Women in India have a demonstrated ability to persevere, through deep struggle and hardship, and this is worthy of great praise. I have had ample opportunities to counsel the mothers and wives of drug addicts and persons living with HIV/ AIDS. In these situations, I have been surprised each time to observe their dedication and commitment to their loved ones. Women play a vital role by often setting an example of responding to difficult situations with love and confidence – they are the ones who manage emotional crises in the family context.
Terminally ill people can often lose peace of mind. Unresolved conflict, internalized self inflicted aggression enhance restless state of mind. Internalized self inflicted aggression means out of frustration they do harm to themselves. The discipline of withdrawing the mind from external pressures and concentrating it on self-care is chiefly exemplified by mother and wife. What I want to say here, is that womanhood is vital to our societies – and in Indian culture, womanhood means being protective, caring and empathetic. There is also an element of spirituality that is embodied, and I see this as directly connected to the concept of womanhood.
Psycho immunology suggests if patients with severe illness such as HIV/AIDS have a higher level of spirituality, they are able to relax and let their body recoup, and more easily fight diseases with a sense hope. In India it is believed woman have tremendous retentive powers. Whatever situation comes their way, they can handle it with dignity.
The strength of women is clear – when it gets dark, we help our communities toward the light. To those who are tormented and lost in a sea of trouble, we pull them out and help them find their way to peace. The highest conception of womanhood is alleviating the suffering of those around us by embracing them with our hope and resilience. Emphasizing the highest conception of womanhood is the highest honor and reverence that a community can offer to its women.
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HOWTO: Safely mix Entropy and Portage
Mixing Portage and Entropy Safely
Rules and Knowledge
Mixing Portage and Entropy is not recommended without extensive knowledge of both package managers. It is recommended that you pick one or the other for maintaining your system. As every package on Sabayon comes from either Gentoo proper or from Sabayon's Gentoo overlay, using portage is generally considered unnecessary, there are of course always corner cases.
First of all, when mixing Portage and Entropy, never use Portage to update Portage. Sabayon uses a version of Portage that is hard masked in Portage. This means that you will actually be DOWNGRADING, not upgrading portage. This one simple mistake can completely break your installation due to differing dependencies at the system level. If you are going to mix and match, ALWAYS use Entropy to upgrade portage.
So, how do we get the packages we want installed the way we want them? That is actually fairly easy and it is a two-step process. For each package that you want to install:
# nano -w /etc/portage/package.use/00-sabayon.package.use
Add each package there with the USE flags that you want it to have, including the -USE flags for the flags you don't want it to have that may get added by the make.conf. This overrides the make.conf for that particular package. If your package or USE flags requires new dependencies with specific settings, you will need to add those in here as well. A caveat here, avoid system packages at all costs. It is best to use Entropy to meet all dependencies for any package, prior to emerging the actual package. If it is core to the system either live with it or convert your entire system to portage only.
Next we need to keep Entropy from messing with our new packages. So you will need to tell Entropy to ignore these packages. This is done by:
# nano -w /etc/entropy/packages/package.mask
You need to make sure that you keep back ups of each of these files every time you edit them. Entropy has been known to insert new versions of these files from time to time thereby destroying any changes that you have made. This can be messy.
After emerging the packages, we need to tell Entropy what we just did, and add them to Entropy's database. This is done with the command:
# equo rescue spmsync --ask
Finally, to prevent Entropy from downgrading our added packages, we need to edit:
# nano -w /etc/entropy/client.conf
Scroll down, until you find: # ignore-spm-downgrades =
Uncomment that line by removing the # , and change it to:
ignore-spm-downgrades = enable
Now, PLEASE remember, that next time you upgrade the system, Entropy wants to revert the changes made in "client.conf",
by asking you to execute: equo conf update, and overwrite the file. Of course we DON'T want that, so select here to keep the old config file.
Following these rules can make mixing and matching between Entropy and Portage safer, not safe, just safer. With these rules you will have not only a history of what you have done, but a pretty good idea of what needs to get undone if your system becomes unstable or unusable. What you have changed is documented in one or the other of those two configuration files.
Truly it is recommended that you make package requests either in the forums or at http://bugs.sabayonlinux.org. Make sure to include version numbers and any specific USE flags that you think are needed/unneeded. This may not get you your package right away, but it will get you and others the package.
Final Note
A final note, if you well and truly have broken your system, there is a step that you might consider before re installing. Remove all the changes to package.mask and package.use then issue the command : equo update && equo world --replay. This will reinstall, to the current level in the online database, every single package on your system that Entropy has a match for ... every package. So it is time consuming and bandwidth intensive.
With all that said, please consider carefully why and what you are doing before mixing the two package managers. In the support channel in IRC we can tolerate ignorance and usually will help to cure the problem, but as grandpa said "There ain't no cure for stupid" and you may be treated accordingly.
Good Luck ~Az
Rebuild Python with tk support
First update portage and overlays, make sure you have "sabayon" in your overlays:
# equo update && equo install eix # layman -l * sabayon [Git ] (git://sabayon.org/projects/overlay.git ) # layman -S && eix-sync
Search for python with eix:
# eix -C dev-lang python [U] dev-lang/python Available versions: (2.4) 2.4.6 (2.5) 2.5.4-r4 (2.6) 2.6.4-r1 (~)2.6.4-r1[1] 2.6.5-r2 2.6.5-r3 (~)2.6.6-r1 (2.7) [M](~)2.7 (3.1) [m]3.1.2-r3 [m]3.1.2-r4 {-berkdb bootstrap build +cxx doc elibc_uclibc examples gdbm ipv6 +ncurses +readline sqlite +ssl +threads tk +wide-unicode wininst +xml} Installed versions: 2.6.5-r2(2.6)(16:21:53 04.05.2010)(berkdb gdbm ipv6 ncurses readline sqlite ssl threads wide-unicode xml -build -doc -elibc_uclibc -examples -tk -wininst) Homepage: http://www.python.org/ Description: Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language. [1] "sabayon" /var/lib/layman/sabayon
Look at "Installed versions", here is "2.6.5-r2". Maybe you have more than one version installed, thats no problem.
Edit "/etc/portage/package.use", add "tk" to "dev-lang/python sqlite" -> "dev-lang/python sqlite tk". Maybe set a marker on top of the file: "# 22. okt 2010 add tk to python" or similar.
Now emerge the pythonversion and check if tk is added:
# emerge -av =python-2.6.5-r2 [...] Calculating dependencies... done! [ebuild R ] dev-lang/python-2.6.5-r2 USE="berkdb gdbm ipv6 ncurses readline sqlite ssl threads tk* (wide-unicode) xml -build -doc -examples -wininst" 10,903 kB [...]
Edit "/etc/entropy/packages/package.mask", add "=dev-lang/python-2.6.5-r2" at the end. Maybe set a marker.
Let "entropy" know about the new python version:
# equo rescue spmsync --ask
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Tribe's 14-game winning streak vs. White Sox ends
CHICAGO -- Alas, all good things must come to an end.
The Indians came into Thursday's game riding a 14-game winning streak against the White Sox dating back to last season, the longest active streak by one team against any opponent. Starter Danny Salazar flip flopped between brilliance and misfortune in his short outing, the latter ultimately leading to his demise and that of the Indians, who fell to the White Sox, 7-3, in the series opener at U.S. Cellular Field.View Full Game Coverage
CHICAGO -- Alas, all good things must come to an end.
The Indians came into Thursday's game riding a 14-game winning streak against the White Sox dating back to last season, the longest active streak by one team against any opponent. Starter Danny Salazar flip flopped between brilliance and misfortune in his short outing, the latter ultimately leading to his demise and that of the Indians, who fell to the White Sox, 7-3, in the series opener at U.S. Cellular Field.View Full Game Coverage
Salazar ranged from the good -- he struck out 10 batters, which matched a career high and made him the first pitcher in the modern era (since 1900) to strike out 10 in less than four innings pitched -- to the bad -- he allowed a pair of home runs -- to the downright ugly: He surrendered five earned runs on six hits and needed 93 pitches to labor through 3 2/3 innings.
"Well, it's an interesting line score. He obviously had really good stuff to have that many strikeouts," Indians manager Terry Francona said of Salazar. "But because there were a lot of swing and miss, and he was also not hitting his spots all the time -- he was up a lot on a [few] pitches -- there were a lot of deep counts and they saw a lot of pitches. And then when he made a mistake, because they had seen so many pitches, they did some damage with him."
The good stuff Francona noted was evident from the onset. Salazar's fastball had plenty of life to it, consistently ranging between 94-96 mph. He struck out the side in the first before making his first big mistake to start the second. Salazar left a 2-2 slider up and over the plate to Jose Abreu, who hammered it to the left-center-field bleachers.
The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde act continued as Salazar struck out the side following Abreu's solo shot. But he served up another hanging slider, this time to Alexei Ramirez, who struck it to left for a leadoff homer in the third that that cut the Indian's lead to 3-2. It was the theme of the night for Salazar: lots of swings and misses, and lots of pitches left up in the zone, especially breaking balls.
"I was sometimes trying to be too aggressive with it, and it was just leaving that pitch up and I say, 'not too smart,' because I should have figured that out earlier," said Salazar of his breaking ball.
Salazar only recorded one out that wasn't via strikeout, and even that only came when Adam Eaton tried stretching an RBI single to into a double but was thrown out at second by David Murphy in the third inning.
Asdrubal Cabrera, who paced the Indians' offense with a 2-for-4 performance, sparked the Tribe's attack right away. He led off the game with a double off the wall in left and scored when Jason Kipnis' single to left glanced off Alejandro De Aza's glove for an error, then led off the third with a towering drive to center off John Danks that gave the Indians a 3-1 lead.
The Indians did not score following Cabrera's homer.
"They got the lead and he settled in and started kind of adding and subtracting, expanded the plate a little bit and started throwing that changeup, then he'd throw that cutter in on our righties, does what he does," said Francona of Danks. "Early in the game he made a couple of mistakes and we made him pay for it, then he settled in by just adding and subtracting."
The game was tied at 3 going into the fourth before the Sox chased Salazar and took the lead for good. Dayan Viciedo singled with one out and moved to third on catcher Yan Gomes' throwing error following De Aza's walk. Ramirez followed with a two-run double to center over the head of Michael Brantley that put Chicago up 5-3.
Abreu added his second homer of the game in the fifth, a blast to left off Josh Outman. It was Abreu's second two-homer game in three days.
"Me and [Chris Sale] were talking. We want to go thank [general manager] Rick [Hahn] right now for signing him," said Danks of Abreu. "He's fun to watch, and it's scary but he's only going to get better."
Salazar's rough outing broke a string of three consecutive quality starts by Cleveland starters, as the Indians allowed just eight runs in the previous three-game series against San Diego. But he was at least encouraged by the high volume of strikeouts and understands that if he can harness his command, he'll be a force to reckon with.
"I know what I have to work on," Salazar said. "And even in my first start I was struggling with my delivery, and now I know on my offspeed pitches I was trying to be too aggressive with it. I just have to be a little bit less aggressive and keep them down."
Joe Popely is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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Have your hands full with arthritis pain? Here are five ways to help alleviate your symptoms today.
Getting dressed, driving, writing, typing – you name it, we need our hands for it! Whether you've had a hand injury, or just some wear and tear after years of use, pain in your fingers and wrists can really put a damper on your life.
ATI Physical Therapy's hand therapists understand the importance of having maximum use of your hand and suggest making some simple changes to your daily routines to help alleviate symptoms:
Give your hands a break before they hurt! If you know you are going to do a task that is hard on your hands, perform stretching exercises thirty minutes BEFORE. If you have pain during activity, stop the activity.
Use both hands. When lifting or carrying objects, distribute the items. Take several small trips to decrease the stress on your joints.
Take a look at the items you use every day. Opt for a wide-barreled pen when writing, pumps for shampoos and soap, large cushioned handles on hair brushes, toothbrushes and scissors, grips for opening jars, and use electric can openers and knives when possible.
Use your bigger joints for the job. When you open a door, don't push it open with just your hand. Lean into the door to use your shoulder/body to do the work.
Avoid a tight, prolonged pinch/grip. When possible keep your hand flat. For example, keep your hand flat on a sponge when cleaning the counter or dusting instead of grasping it.