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Nine o'clock the morning of the block party, everybody was setting up their usual station. Billy took his designated double-wide spot; 10 aluminum charcoal starters filled to the brim with cooking coals lined up on the sidewalk in front of him. No sign of the new neighbors. But then at 9:22, the Kleeburgs' 3-car garage came to life and the doors slowly rose…
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
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Authorities announced Monday that 33-year-old Eury Rodriguez of Queens was tracked down by the state police Special Investigations Unit in White Plains and taken into custody last Thursday.
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Officials say Rodriguez ran an operation that moved more than seven kilos of heroin with an estimated street value of $3.5 million from the Bronx to Buffalo.
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zh-CN:Transmission Transmission is a light-weight and cross-platform BitTorrent client. It is the default BitTorrent client in many Linux distributions.
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Paul Morini Follows in Family Footsteps
Paul Morini has made it official. The 46-year-old Southeast resident will be seeking Putnam Legislature District Seat 7 being vacated by Dan Birmingham, who has decided not to seek re-election in November. A desire to help the people of Putnam County and a long family history of political involvement in Putnam County are the main reasons why Morini decided to enter the race.
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Eagles follow up 1st sectional title with Crown Point Regional crown
CROWN POINT — The Eagles followed up their first ever sectional championship with a regional crown, and they did it with a dramatic flourish.
Senior forward Juwan Brescacin's tip-in at the buzzer bounced high off the rim before dropping back in to seal Culver Military's 54-52 win over Western in the championship game at the Class 3A Crown Point Regional Saturday.
The Eagles will now travel to Huntington North for their northern semistate against Columbia City — which trumped Harding 55-47 to win the Blackford Regional over the weekend — Saturday at 3:15 p.m. EST.
"It was meant to be,"said Brescacin.
"Either we were going to overtime or we were going to win the game. As soon as I saw it go through the net, my heart stopped to be honest. I couldn't breathe."
"These kids know how to work hard; they know how to practice hard,"said CMA head coach Mark Galloway. "It's them coming in every day and working at it. I've got to complement the coaching staff because they did an unbelievable job getting us ready for this weekend, and it's hard because you've got to get ready for three teams... They knew maybe more than the coaches did of their own teams."
Brescacin scored 18 points with nine rebounds, while junior point guard Jermaine Myers tallied a game-high 19 points with nine assists and two blocked shots, and 7-foot-1 center Chier Ajou scored 10 points with two blocks in the championship win over Western.
CMA trailed 35-32 at the start of the fourth quarter but quickly took the lead on a Brescacin two-handed stuff off a Myers backdoor lob to start the frame and a pair of free throws from Ajou at the 6:51 mark of the quarter.
The two teams swapped leads four more times, and the Eagles led by as much as seven points at 49-42 with just two minutes remaining as Myers rattled off eight points during a 13-5 run spanning 2:27 of the period.
But Western answered back with its own 10-3 run that included a technical on the CMA bench to tie the game up at 52-all with 47.8 seconds to go. Eagles freshman Hayes Barnes missed a 3 from the corner to set the stage for Brescacin's last-second heroics.
"We wanted to get the last shot,"said Galloway. "We felt like they were going to come up on Jermaine (Myers). Hayes Barnes was our leading scorer in the first game today, so he had an open look. We were hoping to have enough time to get the tip-in. Juwan got there, got the rebound and made a great shot, a great play, and it's history after that."
Culver Military got a big fourth-quarter lift from freshman Hayes Barnes to top Andrean 61-55 in the Eagles' regional semifinal Saturday.
Barnes — who finished with a game-high 19 points on 5-of-7 3-point shooting — knocked down a trio of triples and a key pair of free throws to help break a 42-42 tie in the final stanza.
Barnes drained two straight corner 3s to give his team an initial 48-44 edge at the 5:30 mark of the frame, then knocked down another from the opposite wing to put CMA up 57-48 at the 2:40 stop. His free throws in the double bonus with 56 seconds to go extended the Eagles' lead back to two possessions after a 7-1 Andrean run.
"He was huge. For a freshman on this kind of stage to step up and make some plays," said CMA head coach Mark Galloway. "Our seniors definitely got us off to a great start and carried us a lot of the way, but for him to come in here and have a game like that, it's just amazing that he's only a freshman."
Jermaine Myers recorded a double-double with 18 points and 10 assists to complement four steals, and Chier Ajou had 11 points for CMA in the semifinal win.
At Crown Point
Score by quarters
Western: 12 20 35 52
CULVER MILITARY (54): Jermaine Myers 19, Hayes Barnes 4, Eljay Murray 0, Aramonti Phillips 0, Chier Ajou 10, Juwan Brescacin 18, Alex Dodane 3, Willie Strong 0. TOTALS: 17 18-23 54.
WESTERN (52): John Capps 0, Mikey Castillo 0, Ben Constable 0, Zac Crain 0, Quin Fields 5, Brandon Larrick 9, Drew Larrick 4, Andrew Orr 0, Matt Orr 9, Damon Reel 8, Ronnie Smith 0, Evan Warden 17. TOTALS: 18 6-18 52.
3-point goals: CMA 2 (Myers 2), Western 10 (Warden 4, B. Larrick, Fields, Reel 2, M. Orr 2); Total fouls (fouled out): CMA 17 (Strong), Western 17 (none).
Score by quarters
Andrean: 13 27 42 55
ANDREAN (55): Adam Bosak 12, Nick Davidson 16, Mario Giannini 0, D.J. Gonzalez 0, Matt Harangody 4, Josh James 13, Matt Ruberry 0, Collin Wojcik 10. TOTALS: 22 7-9 55.
CMA (61): Jermaine Myers 18, Hayes Barnes 19, Eljay Murray 0, Chier Ajou 11, Juwan Brescacin 5, Alex Dodane 0, Willie Strong 8. TOTALS: 22 10-20 61.
3-point goals: Andrean 4 (Davidson 2, Wojcik 2), CMA 7 (Myers 2, Barnes 5). Total fouls (fouled out): Andrean 17 (Ruberry), CMA 9 (none). Records: Andrean 15-9 (final), CMA 17-6.


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The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee convened last week and announced the March Student-Athletes of the Month. Elizabeth Swallow of women's golf and Geoffrey Cieslewitz of baseball were named to the monthly honor after incredibly successful performances in their respective sports.
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Embrey, Ryan Price, Mitchell and Whit Reed each had two hits. The Bisons poinded 17 hits in the game.
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State of the Popular Culture
L-R: Michael Mazocco, Wendy
R. Williams, Armistead Johnson
Photo Credit: Stephen Mosher
July 11, 2010
It has been an interesting
week in celebrity culture. Lindsay Lohan, Tinseltown's
favorite train wreck, has been sentenced to 90 days
in jail and 90 days in rehab for violating her three
year probation for drunk driving. She was supposed
to attend "Alcohol Education" classes
on a weekly basis and she missed sessions nine out
of a twenty-seven week period. Charlie Sheen, one
of Tinseltown's perpetual train wrecks, now has
an August court date where he will make arrangements/
be sentenced to go to jail for approximately 30
days for a domestic violence incident in Aspen,
Colorado last Christmas. Both Lohan and Sheen are
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go to jail, while the public snickers, jeers and
pontificates that they need to "man up"
and take their licks. Schadenfreude
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two-pack-a- day-smokers and they will be entering
jails with no smoking policies. And going cold turkey
off cigarettes is thought to be like getting off
heroin (New
York Times article). (I quit over twenty years
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I was deathly afraid of having to quit again.)
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can complete their sentences and leave jail nicotine
free (and alcohol and drug free?) they will have
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understand why they would rather not detoxify in
in solitary confinement in a jail cell.
Having said that, I drive on the LA freeways myself
and am in full support of the court system doing
everything they can to keep drunks from driving.
And kudos to the Aspen Court system for sticking
Sheen's nose into the poop for his Christmas Day
brawl with his wife.
Gibson: Now this is a man who needs to immediately
get a cat scan to find out exactly what kind of
sewer is bubbling in his brain. Oksana Grigorieva,
Gibson's ex-mistress and the mother of his love
child, has (supposedly) recorded his racist/misogynistic
violent rants and leaked these rants to the tabloids,
causing his agents to drop him and seriously endangering
his access to the child he had with Grigorieva.
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shoot off his mouth.
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father, cannot be cloned. Lohan, Sheen and Gibson
could all use an intervention/conservatorship session
with Papa Spears.
to Al Gore: There have been no other masseuses
suddenly remembering that Al Gore is a naughty boy
on the massage table. Unlike the saga of Tiger Woods
and Jesse James, there have been no spectacle of
crying masseuses holding press conferences while
Gloria Allred pats their back and supplies the kleenex.
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vying for tabloid attention within days of the first
National Enquirer story about their misdeeds. So
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none and Gore is exactly what he seems, a nicely
boring wooden nerd?
July 10, 2010
Franck Sorbier Fashion Show
Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2011
Sotheby's / Paris, France
July 7, 2010
Photo Credit: Pixplanete / PR Photos
Ruminations: There
is just something about the French. Yes, they can
be frogs but they do hop with tude.
July 2, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
The masseuse who accuses
Al Gore of unwanted sexual contact during a message
session in 2006 has decided to identify herself.
Her name is Molly Hagerty.
So here we go. The National Enquirer has
printed her story verbatim with large accusatory
headlines. But there is not much of a case here.
Even her "pants in a bag" won't work because
there has been a huge break in the chain of evidence
(I watch Law & Order).
And two days from now, the Enquirer will
need fresh fodder and they won't get it from Gore
who has simply denied the incident and will not
speak further. Nor are they likely to uncover other
salacious details about Al Gore's past to continue
to stoke the scandal pyre. He is Al Gore, after
all, and if there had been something, it would have
come out long ago. And besides, who really wants
to know about Al Gore's sex life? So, what is left?
Why Miss Hagerty herself, whose entire life will
now be open to Enquiring eyes. Everyone
she did not get along with in eighth grade will
be interviewed and that is just the beginning. Very
few people live lives that can withstand that kind
of scrutiny.
Ordinary citizens who are suddenly thrust into the
spotlight and courted by fawning reporters should
always look behind their shoulders to see the barbeque
spit the reporters are preparing in their honor.
Miss Hagerty's name will soon be "lunch."
July 1, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
According to The
Daily News, an English woman named Caroline
Cartwright has been threatened with jail (AGAIN!)
is she does not cease making so much noise while
making love that passersby on the street can hear
her. According to the article, "At one point,
even a postman walking by complained" about
her lovemaking sessions which according to court
records could go on for three hours.
If you click on the link
and check out the perps and you can see why the
neighbors were complaining. This sex noise had no
prurience factor because the Cartwright and her
husband are just ordinary looking middle aged folks.
Now if the moaners had been Angelina Jolie and Brad
Pitt, the aggrieved neighbors could have compensated
themselves for their aggravation by selling tickets.
Whenever there is
a story in the news about nude
gardeners or noisy love makers, it is always
just some frumpy-looking blokes. This is the reason
nudist camps have never become wildly popular -
they are all populated by people you would never
want to see naked.
June 29, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
Texas is in the news this
week and not in a good way. Representative Louie
Gohmert stood up on the floor of the House of Representatives
to announce that terrorists were plotting to bring
pregnant "terrorist" women to the United
States to have babies thus giving these "baby
terrorists" American citizenship. These babies
would then be returned to the mother ship to be
raised to become full grown terrorists who would
return to the United States to attack us.
Don't we have enough to worry about without concocting
this far fetched xenophobic plot? We have our hands
full dealing with our own homegrown non/baby brand
of terrorism - Timothy McVeigh, the Unabomber, Eric
Rudolph, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold of Columbine?
We seem perfectly capable of birthing our own.
June 26, 2010
It has been a truly
weird week for celebrity culture:
1. Mel Gibson and
the woman he left his wife and the mother of his
seven children for, Oksana Grigorieva, have filed
restraining orders against each other. Now who would
have thought a romance between these two darling
people would end so badly?
2. A "bachelor"
named Jake Pavelka has split from Vienna Girardi,
the woman who supposedly won his heart on the reality
tv show, The Bachelor. It seems that they
have not had sex for the last four months, the lack
of such sexual contact being explained by Jake by
either (1) he is religious or (2) Vienna is difficult.
Somehow, with what I know about men, this does not
pass the smell test. It is possible that Jake is
actually one of what the Victorians used to call
"The Bachelors."
3. Some masseuse
has suddenly recalled that Al Gore asked her to
grope him back in 2006. And she is willing to confide
all the juicy details to the National Enquirer for
$1,000,000. Looking at Al Gore, I am willing to
give him the benefit of the doubt (she told the
police that Gore was a "crazed sex poodle")
and also a piece of advice: From now on pretend
you are a male doctor and have someone else in the
room with you when you are alone with a female or,
for that matter, a male masseuse (Ted Haggard anyone?).
You have the words "big paycheck" tattooed
on your forehead. And with pun intended, some masseuses
may be looking for a really big tip.
June 22, 2010
Jennifer Lopez and Marc
Rican Day Parade
June 13, 2010
Photo Credit Angelo Rivera
The Beat Goes On:
Jennifer Lopez was a guest
of honor at the Puerto Rican Day Parade. And while
"guesting of honor," she wore a white
strapless dress and a BLACK BRA.
Inquiring minds want to know:
1. If this was a
faux pas? Answer, probably not. Lopez spends way
too much on stylists to have not known that the
black bra would show.
2. If Lopez was attempting
to show her Jenny-From-the-Block side in solidarity
with her Puerto Rican brothers and sisters? Hopefully
not or they may have to rise up and bitch slap her.
3. If Lopez was trying
to create a new style sensation a la Madonna and
Lady Gaga? Hmm. As Goldilocks said, "This one
looks just right." Let's check out Marc Jacobs
for Spring 2010 to see if it took.
June 18, 2010
Miley Cyrus
Late Show with David Letterman
June 17, 2010
Photo Credit: Janet Mayer / PR Photos
The Beat Goes On:
The latest mishegas out
of LaLa Land is the scandal about how that perennial
eight-grade girl Perez Hilton tweeted a upskirt
photo of Miley Cyrus who was supposedly going commando.
There is a lot of carrying on in the press about
whether Perez will be prosecuted for child porn
even if the photo was photoshopped to appear pantiless.
Well how about this idea: It should be illegal for
anyone to stick a camera up a woman's dress (minor
or not) the same way it is illegal to put a camera
in a woman's bathroom. So what if they are in public.
If someone is getting out of a car, lowering a camera
and shooting up a skirt is utterly disgusting and
should involve some jail time. So there.
Just where are those Iranian morality police with
their long thin whacking sticks when we could actually
use them?
June 13, 2010
Dear Miss Wendy,
Why do people love New York and how
can you stand to live there?
Okie from Muskogee
Dear Okie,
The world is divided
into two classes of people (among myriad other classifications
- tall/short, rich/poor), those who love New York
and those who don't. And people instinctively know
to which group they naturally belong. Babies are
born in the hinterlands, open their eyes and take
a quick look outside their cribs and are utterly
horrified to find that they are not in New York.
These misplaced babies (who tend to cry more than
other babies), spend their next few decades plotting
their relocation to Oz.
Transplanted New
Yorkers tell similar tells of how they saw or read
about New York and knew immediately that this is
where they wanted to live (Breakfast at Tiffany's
anyone?). I saw the city for the first time when
I was fourteen years old and I was instantly smitten.
I even loved the smell of the place.
In New York, you never know what you are going to
see next. You turn a corner and there is always
some kind of surprise: new shops; new restaurants;
someone dressed in a new and fascinating way. Thia
noise and confusion turns New Yorkers on.
But this very same
noise and confusion has the exact opposite effect
on non-New York lovers. They prefer calm and predictability,
something they could never have in this city. They
would prefer to think one thought at a time, without
being distracted with thoughts such as, "Was
that purple hair I just saw?" Or, "Just
why are those angry-looking people picketing the
Bulgarian consulate?"
It is impossible
to talk people who don't love New York into loving
it. It would be easier to talk the coke machine
into taking a certified check. So there.
7, 2010
Christina Aguilera
2010 MTV Movie Awards - Arrivals
Gibson Amphitheatre / Universal City, CA
June 6, 2010
Photo Credit: Bob Charlotte / PR Photos
Here is a You
Got It Going Girl awards to Miss Christina
Aguilera. Miss Aguilera picked the perfect Versace
dress for the MTV Movie Awards. Her dress epitomized
old Hollowed glamour but with the heavy chain belt,
she was rockin ready. Kudos to the Versace design
June 6, 2010
Ruminations: There
is a very sad article in the Daily News
about how a school in Prescott, Arizona has asked
an artist to "lighten up" the face of
a Mexican student in the school mural because motorist
were yelling racial slurs at the mural - nydailynews.com.
According to the
article, the artists reported that while they were
painting the mural, they heard comments such as:
"You're desecrating our school," "Get
the ni---- off the wall," "Get the sp--
off the wall," were common, Wall said. "The
pressure stayed up consistently," Wall said.
"We had two months of cars shouting at us."
This is sad on so
many levels: people in Arizona yelling racial slurs
at a mural on the wall of an elementary school;
the school believing the proper response to this
blatant racism was to lighten the faces on the mural;
and the Governor of Arizona still continuing to
assert that the new Arizona immigration law will
not be enforce by using racial profiling.
The Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban
Ki-moon, when speaking at a United
Nations reception for artist Ross Bleckener's
project to help children who have been victimized
by human trafficking, said that one of the solutions
was to "name and shame."
The concept of "name
and shame" was and is an excellent idea and
should be implemented here. Shame on you Prescott,
Arizona. A picture of worth a thousand words and
the picture of artists lightening the face of a
Mexican child to make a mural more acceptable to
the citizenry of Arizona is excruciatingly shameful.
June 3, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
Jon Gosselin has a new twenty-three
year old girlfriend, Ellen Ross, who is telling
friends she is not in it for the fame (the chance
to be photographed for Radaronline etc. etc.), but
truly likes thirty-three year old men with eight
children under the age of ten.
And Tiger Wood's
ex-mistress/nemesis Joslyn James truly had her feelings
and needs to hold press conferences to tell us about
how badly she was hurt by Wood's caddish behavior.
And Lindsay Lohan's father truly has her best interest
at heart when he tells all to the tabloids.
Back in Texas, we
had a saying: "Raise your feet, pardner, the
sh*t is flowing down the trough."
May 29, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
Deputy LA Prosecutor Danette
Meyers has announced to Radaronline
that as soon as she finishes her present death penalty
case, she will focus "all her energy"
on investigating whether Lindsay Lohan violated
her probabation in her DUI case (a misdemeanor).
Someone at the LA district attorney's office needs
to reign this publicity pandering lawyer in and
tell her that it is unseemly for a assistant district
attorney to attempt to raise her own profile by
talking to the tabloids about a celebrity defendant.
Whatever happened to no comment?
May 26, 2010
Ruminations on the
BP Oil Spill: So here we
are, over a month later, and the oil is still gushing
into the Gulf of Mexico at a horrifying rate estimated
to be 210,000 barrels a day and some experts say
that number is way too low.
BP still has not
been able to stop the gusher and we don't know know
when they will be able to stop the flow; they are
trying to stop up a hole that is 5,000 deep in the
This brings up the question: Just what were they
doing drilling 5,000 feet into the ocean in the
first place? I know, I know. We have cars and houses
that need heating and air conditioning and office
buildings that need to be lit, heated and air conditioned.
And we have huge trucks moving this to that and
airlines flying over our heads delivering us to
here and there and back again.
It is time to say
Halt and rework our lives so we can live without
putting up with all that craziness in the Middle
East and/or digging holes out in the middle of the
Atlantic and creating the worst man-made disaster
in history.
We need to become
1. Smaller houses and apartments that are tricked
out like yachts - built up the walls and super clever.
Quit buying houses to fit your furniture. Buy furniture
to fit a small chic home. Utilize wall units everywhere,
eliminating the need for a lot of free standing
furniture which can use up a entire wall without
using up the entire wall.
a. New homes should
be built with cross ventilation and high hip roofs
so they can be cooled with ceiling fans for a few
months every years. And yes, that does mean we will
need those old iron security grills or alarm systems.
b. Get rid of yards.
Yards require huge amounts of water, fertilizer
and pest killers which pollute the ground water.
They also require energy to mow. Have small decorative
yards with lots of ground cover that can survive
with relatively little water and use the back yards
to grow vegetables. Hey, the dirt needs to start
pulling its weight.
c. Bring back clothes
lines. No, not for all the laundry, but there is
nothing like sheets dried in the sun and it is free.
d. Put high efficiency
window AC units in bedrooms and turn off the central
air conditioning at night during the summer. Ditto
for high efficiency portable heaters in the winter.
e. Use water coolers
in dry climates. They are surpringly cool and cheap
to run.
2. Smaller cars.
A lot of people would be happy to drive those little
bitty cars if they were not worried about being
run over by a SUV. So get the SUV's off the roads
by taxing the hell out of them and create inner
city/town small car zones which do not allow any
cars over a certain weight and mandate that delivery
trucks only deliver from midnight to five in the
3. Reorganizing our
cities so people can live close to work.
a. Fix the public
school system so all school are good and people
with children are not forced to move to Timbuktu
so their children can attend a decent school. Besides,
we need to fix the schools anyway if becuase we
need a highly educated populace if we are ever going
to solve our problems.
b. Building sidewalks
and bike paths in our newly reorganized cities.
Put bikes racks everywhere and keep the bikes off
the sidewalks and streets for God's sake.
c. Big companies
need to set up satellite offices that are close
to where their employees live. Walking distance
would be good.
4. Rework all office buildings so the windows can
open. Businesses run air conditioning when the outside
temperature is in the 60's because they have to.
5. Put solar panels and wind mills
everywhere and if someone can make wind mills look
nicer, please do that too.
6. Eat produce that is grown locally,
eliminating the need to transport it thousands of
7. When you fly, take less, saving
your back and reducing the amount of fuel the airline
will need to use. They make these really nice rolling
bags that fit under the seat in front of you. You
won't hurt your back lifting the bag above your
head and the airplane will be lighter.
8. Eliminate as much plastic packaging
and bottles as possible. Those aluminum water bottles
are a good start, but someone needs to figure out
how to get rid of a lot more. I am one person and
every three of four days, I have a huge garbage
sack full of recycling. Ditto to eliminating all
those catalogues that come in the mail.
9. Think. When you buy something, think about what
it will cost the world for you to own it. Will your
new clothes have to be dry cleaned? Will your snow
mobile hurt the tundra and use gas? Think - if I
buy/use this item, will my grand children have to
do without something they really need (like a planet)
because I used more than my fair share of the world's
10. And last but not least, would
someone please design a pair of dressy sexy women's
shoes that a woman can wear and walk a quarter mile
in comfort. Do it. You will be a millionaire.
May 20, 2010
Ruminations: Miss
Lindsey Lohan has missed a court date (she was supposed
to be in court in Los Angeles on Thursday morning
for a hearing about her probation for DUI) because
she could not get back from Cannes. Lohan has given
the excuse that someone stole her passport so she
could not come home. This excuse does not pass the
smell test. Lohan had gone to Cannes to promote
her new film, one in which she plays Linda Lovelace
of Deep Throat fame. But she left for Cannes
last weekend knowing full well that the Iceland
volcano was still disrupting flights and that the
judge was already "on her case" because
she had not complied with the terms of her probation
by attending alchohol education classes in a timely
It is easy to feel
sorry for Lohan because her father is such a media
chasing ass, but leaving for Cannes in the first
place was the height of poor judgment. She may have
thought she was promoting her career, but by even
being in Cannes under these circumstances, she looks
like a fool who does not think the rules of the
world apply to her and that is not good publicity.
Lohan is a lady who
would do well to read her own press.
Would you leave for
Europe for the weekend if you knew that if you were
not back in LA by Wednesday to cram in some more
alcohol education classes before your Thursday court
date, you might very well be thrown in jail? In
JAIL, I say? You would really have to be inebriated
to not be utterly horrified by that idea.
So now she has to
wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet and submit to
random drug tests. It is so easy to see where this
story will end. Lohan is one lady who should have
done everything humanly possible to avoid wearing
that bracelet and taking those tests, tests she
is bound to fail.
She may never again
by a movie star but her life is certainly fodder
for a screen play.
May 17, 2010
Rima Fakih
PR Photos
The Beat Goes On:
Rima Fakih, a beautiful Arab
American woman from Detroit, has won the Miss USA
contest. And now the scandal mongerers are trying
to get everyone riled up because she won a pole
dancing contest that was hosted by a radio station.
Excuse, me. They teach pole dancing at my gym. Just
who is around these days who is so sheltered they
would be scandalized by that story. The girl was
clothed, she is Miss USA not Miss America, and besides
she won the pole dancing contest just like she won
the title of Miss USA.
Ho Hum! Ho Hum! Ho
May 15, 2010
Ruminations: Would
people please quit talking about Supreme Court nominee
Elena Kagan's sexuality (Newsweek.com).
It is bad enough that every young Hollywood star
Montag and Lauren Conrad?) and not so young
but still cute (Chelsea
Lately) has a sex tape, do we really need the
visual in our minds of any Supreme Court candidate
or justice having sex? Men and women who are busy
saving the world (and are over 50) do not have the
time to be plastic surgery junkies and gym rats,
so they are totally ineligible to star in the "movies
in our mind." So cut it out already.
11, 2010
Ruminations: Would
someone please revive the The
Surreal Life
and cast Michael Lohan so he can have something
to do with his time other than bash his daughter?
Here are my suggestions for a superb cast to create
the perfect setting for Lohan: his frenemy Jon Gosselin;
Jesse James's mistress Michelle McGee; Tiger Wood's
nemesis Joslyn James; conservative mouthpieces Ann
Coulter and Glen Beck (to create the necessary conflict);
and media-chasing lawyer Gloria Allred (to file
the lawsuits created by the conflict). They will
all be busy filming and running around town with
new reality friends like Snookie, JWOW and their
twins-separated-at-birth, The Real Housewives
of New Jersey,giving us all a quick break from
their constant braying.
May 5, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
Gloria Allred, who used to
be a feminist lawyer, has turned into a hoochie-mamma-carrying-ambulance-chaser.
Allred has recently sat at the side of porn-star
and alleged Tiger Woods mistress Joslyn James why
Miss James boohooed about how her feelings were
hurt when Tiger treated her like she was a porn
star and did not apologize for "leading her
on." (Zimbio.com)
Allred is also incensed that the Charlotte, North
Carolina Ritz Carlton Hotel cancelled Miss James
hotel reservation when they realized that she would
be staying in their hotel at the same time as Tiger
Woods who was playing in the Quail Hollow Championship.
York Daily News). Could the Ritz also be treating
Miss James like a porn star?
now Allred is helping an alleged mistress of David
Boreanaz settle"her claims." According
to Eonline
Allred called Boreanaz's attorney to discuss "
the possible resolution of my client's legal claims
against Mr. Boreanaz by mediation."
What claims? Unless there is a
child involved, there are no claims to be had. Boreanaz
is a public figure so unless this mistress is both
deaf and dumb (well, she probably is dumb), she
knew he was married.
Hey ladies, your fifteen minutes
are over so would you please fish your panties and
bras out of the punch bowl and go home?
May 1, 2010
The Beat Goes On:
In an effort to stem the
swell of criticism that has been justly thrown at
the state, Arizona has passed an amendment to their
new immigration law (New
York Times): "The changes include one strengthening
restrictions against using race or ethnicity as
the basis for questioning by the police and inserting
those same restrictions in other parts of the law.
Another change states that questions of immigration
status would follow a law enforcement officer's
stopping, detaining or arresting a person while
enforcing another law. The earlier law had referred
to a "contact" with police. [But] Another
change specifies that possible violations of local
civil ordinances can trigger questioning on immigration
So they gave with
one hand and took away with another. Now law enforcement
have to have suspicion that a crime has been committed
before they can question someone about their immigration
status, but that crime can be an overflowing garbage
can. So from now on, Arizona residents of Mexican
descent not only have to fear being harassed for
looking Mexican if they are stopped the the policie
for a burned out tail light, they must also be sure
their homes don't look "illegal."
Beat Goes On: Here is a fun
bit from Radaronline.com.It
seems that Oscar-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe's
mom (Alice Tan Ridley) sings in the New York City
subways and she has just auditioned for America's
Got Talent. What a great story!
P. S. If you live
or visit New York, check out the subway performers.
They are incredible - not the illegal ones who perform
in the cars (although sometimes they can be quite
good), but the licensed ones who perform on the
platforms. Check it out.
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The Gulf County Sheriff�s Office will be conducting vehicle safety checkpoints and DUI check points during the month of December 2012. The check points will be held throughout the county to include Highway 98 near St. Joe Beach, Highway 98 and Garrison Ave, C-30 Simmons Bayou, Highway 71 North of White City, Highway 22 and Highway 22-A, Highway 71 and Westarm Creek, Highway 71 Dalkeith Area and Highway 71 near the Calhoun line.
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Southfield-based Plante Moran PLLC, an accounting and business advisory firm, has named Paul Blowers as chief information officer to replace its longtime CIO, Doug Brady, who will be retiring soon.
Brady, Plante Moran's first CIO, has been with the firm since 1987.
Blowers had been chief architect and senior director of enterprise architecture and business solutions at Troy-based Kelly Services.
Blowers worked for Accenture from 1995 to 2007 before joining Kelly Services.
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Rumor Alert: ComputerandVideogames.com is reporting today that they believe Lego is developing the Harry Potter novels for a video game. With very little information or sources given, the site is saying that Warner will do the publishing of the Lego game, "even
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"Come visit us," she said.
"And rent a mobi and travel around," the boyfriend added. "It'll be cheaper than hotels and restaurants."
It conjured up old memories of exploring the Pacific Coast and the Canadian Rockies in our '73 Ford Econoline camper conversion, perfect for two.
"I'll come too," Cassie said.
The last time Cassie joined my wife, Jeanne, and me on a camping trip she dismissed it as uncivilized and swore her allegiance to resorts. She was 13, maybe 14. After college she worked as an excursions escort for an Italian cruise ship and on the front desks at Club Med on Turks and Caicos and at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
And now the three of us are going to spend 18 days cooped up in a small RV, sharing a bathroom so small the toilet seat swivels sideways to save space.
"And Kurt can join us for the last week," Cassie said.
We've loaded the mobi: pasta, frozen chicken, bottles of iced tea (Cassie says we'll buy wine in Germany), cookware, garage-sale silverware, canvas-sling camping chairs, four travel-advice books, seven maps, four cameras and walkie-talkies in case we get separated somewhere. And because I did my homework, I have my international driver's license and an international camping card that somehow vouches for us so we don't have to leave our passports with campground managers as security every night.
The stage is set: We will careen across Europe, planning only one day at a time and relying on the advice of a mischievous GPS that I hope will point us to Slovakia, not Slovenia.
We have no reservations. I have lots of reservations.
Day 1
We ask GPS to send us to Heidelberg, Germany. En route, it takes us to Trier, the oldest city in Germany, once protected by a towering stone gate erected by Romans in the 2nd century.
After a 30-minute hunt for a parking spot large enough to accommodate us, we find space along a residential street half a dozen blocks from the historic section. An old man approaches us, shaking his hands wildly and shouting in German, pointing to a street sign that says something we don't understand. We smile and walk to the Roman gate and take the first of what will be thousands of pictures.
By late afternoon we reach Heidelberg. The GPS doesn't recognize the address we type in for the campground, but a street sign depicting a tent points to the riverfront. After settling in, I discover that our little refrigerator-freezer hasn't frozen ice for my evening Scotch and Drambuie. The camp store clerk says he doesn't sell ice. I say I really need some. Why? For my Rusty Nail. Tell you what, he says. I'll get you ice if you pour me a Rusty Nail. Deal.
Day 2
A German police van passes us, and the young officers wave for us to follow them as they pull off the road. I recall someone's advice: Don't let police lean on you for money, so I pull a bunch of euros out of my fanny pack and tell Cassie to hide them.
The female officer asks, "Sprechen sie Deutsch?" No. "You're American," she says with displeasure. "Oh, great." Her partner, in broken English and using his hands, tries to explain what I did wrong and then draws a picture. When two lanes merged to one, I didn't pull over quickly enough.
That will be 116 euros, he says. Aha! I'm ready. I open my fanny pack and pulled out all my cash: 23 euros. "I'm sorry," I say.
"We take American Express," he says.
Day 3
Our campsite alongside the beginning of the Danube River in the Black Forest, in the shadow of a towering granite bluff, is reminiscent of Yosemite, very tranquil. But the mobi is developing problems.
The lock on the side door breaks. We can lock it from the outside but not inside. So from now on, at night, we secure the door shut with bungee cords. If someone breaks in, he'll think someone is fighting him.
We have to dump our sink-water tank at the service bay behind the camp store, but when I turn the valve, it just spins in useless circles. Apparently our waste water has been draining every time we use the sink. That's why our camp site is so wet. Our mobi can't hold its water.
Day 4
We stop in Biberach, Germany, because my insurance company's health coach, a woman named Monica who calls me every two months about losing weight, admonished me to stop by the family bakery, say hi to her cousins and eat some strudel. Cousin Gertrude thinks this is fabulous and feeds us lunch and loads us up with pastries. Gertrude tells me to lean on Monica to attend the family reunion in Florida this year. I'll pass it along to Monica the next time we talk about my weight problem, which just got worse.
Day 5
At a crowded beer garden in Munich, we're chatting with couples from France, Germany and South Africa. This is like a TGIF party at the United Nations. When we part ways, we hug as if we're old friends. Everyone invites everyone else to come visit.
I hear a voice. "Tom? Tom!" At the next table is a co-worker from Las Vegas. What are the odds?
Day 6
We're on a bus-and-walking tour of Prague, a stunning city in the Czech Republic. The tour guide, who speaks Czech, French and English, says he's been doing this for 35 years. I ask him what constitutes a bad day at the office.
"It's when the tour operator says he has set you up with a bus of English speakers and, when you get on the bus, it turns out they speak Turkish, Chinese and Portuguese."
Day 7
In Poland, we camp about a quarter-mile from the front gates of Auschwitz, at a quiet hotel and campground operated by a Catholic organization as a retreat center for people needing to talk about the Holocaust.
What I find most depressing about Auschwitz, more than all the baby shoes, the luggage, the bales of women's hair, the single candle flickering in the gas chamber, are the black-and-white photographs of the men. It's their eyes. Some are filled with despair or resignation. Some look stunned, bewildered, confused. Some look defiant and angry.
We head for Krakow, Poland, and the GPS sends us down a highway that abruptly ends. We go into a market, seeking directions. One man speaks English, and he shares our question with the clerk and a line of customers. Everyone starts offering different advice on the best way to Krakow. The man shrugs. "Just follow me," he says. We drive three miles to a traffic circle. He waves us off on the third exit. We toot horns.
Day 8
Back in medieval times, Krakow had the largest plaza. Today we visit St. Mary's Cathedral, which inside is the most beautiful church I've ever seen. A bishop who said Mass here years ago is better known now as John Paul II. About 50 feet away is a Hard Rock restaurant.
For dinner, we find a quiet, authentic restaurant off the beaten path. The bread is served with pork lard.
By now it is too late to find a campground, so we slip the downtown parking lot attendant 20 euros and spend the night on his patch of asphalt.
Day 9
We explore the Wieliczka Salt Mine on the outskirts of Krakow, where for 900 years miners carved statues, altars and other monuments out of the rock-salt walls during their free time. Back on the ground, we wonder why the GPS seems to be taking us on the narrowest, most winding roads conceivable as we enter Slovakia, but the lakes and forest are beautiful.
There doesn't seem to be a border stop. This is the new Eastern Europe.
Along the two-lane highway, which is filled with potholes, three dogs are attacking a chicken. The chicken is winning.
That night we have trouble finding our campground in Trencin, Slovakia. The GPS sent us to an abandoned rail yard, and we're feeling anxious. A man rushes up to us. He doesn't speak English, but when we show him the name of the campground, he draws us a very good map and smiles broadly. The GPS was off the mark by four miles.
Day 10
By plane to Vienna and then by train across the border, Kurt joins us in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. We'll have lunch in old town and pay attendants at a dirt parking lot large enough to handle the mobi. As always, I take my laptop with me in my backpack, but Kurt leaves his behind. He'll never see it again. Cassie's jewelry will be gone too, but whoever broke into the mobi while we were eating lunch doesn't take our iPods, hidden cash or other valuables.
It's not clear how they got in. Maybe they jimmied the front door. Maybe the thieves were in that motor home next to us and used a device to record the key fob's signal, and replayed it. What if I forgot to lock all the doors?
This night, at our campground in Vienna, Kurt and Cassie are standing in front of the mobi. She is looking up at him, and her eyes are wet -- and smiling. Now she's embracing and kissing Kurt, then stepping back and looking at him again with eyes of joy. Kurt is proposing to our daughter.
Vienna is a beautiful city with spacious parks, magnificent monuments and stately buildings. But I'll always remember the campground.
Day 11
In Vienna, Cassie's radar finds a Tiffany & Co. store. Kurt looks distressed. Cassie knows exactly what she wants, and we're invited to the diamond collection upstairs. The saleswoman mentions the price and oh, poor Kurt. The saleswoman offers champagne. We say we have a train to catch and we leave, but Cassie lingers over the counter. Cassie, come on, Cassie!
Day 12
We are fascinated by a church cemetery in Salzburg where wrought iron replaces traditional headstones and every grave site is a miniature flower garden. I'm even more fascinated by a cheese-dumpling soup at a nearby dinner house.
By nightfall we arrive at our campsite in Innsbruck, Austria. It is closed and under reconstruction. A nearby hotel refers us to a campground two miles away, behind a pizza parlor. The guy wants 50 euros. He knows he's the only game in town. At his counter, he has brochures for that hotel. Quid pro quo.
It's not until the light of morning we realize we're nestled among snow-capped mountains.
Day 13
At the ski-jumping stadium at Innsbruck, used for two Olympic Games, a handful of jumpers are training in the summer by landing on what looks like long, fake grass made slippery by water sprayers. We eat at the restaurant at the top of the jump tower -- and realize that when the jumpers are flying through the air, just beyond the tips of their skis they can see a big cemetery. Lovely.
We spend too much time there and at dinner in Zurich (where the Japanese couple sharing our table seems to enjoy my friendly banter but leaves right after their last bites). By the time we find our campground in Lucerne, Switzerland, the gates are closed. We spend the night in a city parking lot that bans overnight camping. It's called "free camping," and we get away with it.
Day 14
I know you can find swans just about anywhere, but there's something about the covered bridge and old water tower that makes Swiss swans a bit more special. We window-shop, then head for the merchants alongside the lake. One booth sells New York Yankees baseball caps.
We head deeper into the Alps, and I get to choose where to have lunch. I now own a Hooters T-shirt from Interlaken, Switzerland.
Day 15
We want to see Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, and to get there the GPS sends us through Martigny, Switzerland -- where the Tour de France started the day this very morning. We forge ahead and battle hundreds of Spandexed bicyclists -- not part of the competition -- pedaling out of town, hogging the narrow mountain roads. I pass one on a hairpin turn just as a propane truck comes from the other direction. Later, as we're heading downhill, the bicyclists are passing me up.
By nightfall, we're camping lakeside in Geneva. We forgot to go grocery shopping and are eating cheese and bread. But I'm relaxed. There are no bicyclists in sight. And like every other night, we secure the side door with bungee cords.
Day 16
Before we leave Geneva we need diesel. We ask the GPS for help, and she sends us down a narrow downtown street to a farmer's market. There's no gas station.
Where to stay tonight? One of the travel books mentions a campsite in Plombières, France, far off the main highway. The GPS cooperates. We have found the quintessential postcard village, with old women walking home from church and the bakery selling baguettes for 1 euro. I buy éclairs, but please don't tell Monica, my health coach.
Day 17
Kurt insists we visit Luxembourg before we blink, and it passes us by. Over lunch -- lasagna -- we talk about what is authentic European food. Hungarian goulash is popular everywhere. So are kebabs and pizza. McDonald's and KFC are ubiquitous. And I remember that the best smell in Krakow was freshly baked bread -- at a Subway sandwich shop.
Day 18
We're back in Antwerp, after 10 countries, 2,982 miles, 8,766 photos, one traffic violation, one break-in, invitations to stay with new friends in Switzerland, Germany and South Africa, and one marriage proposal.
I ask Jeanne if she'd do it again. She says yes.
Gorman's blog of the trip is at GormanStories.com.


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Taylor Swift got her nerd on for the recurring sketch "Ew!" on Wednesday night's episode of "The Tonight Show."
Sporting braces and big glasses, the pop-country superstar pretended to be a teenager next to a dress-wearing Jimmy Fallon for a mock TeenNick sitcom.
"My name's Natalie, and I'm 13, and I like to eat apricots, and I have a band-Aid collection," Swift said.
"Do you watch TV? My favorite show is 'Pretty Little Liars'," Fallon said.
"No, my mom hasn't let me watch TV since Miley Cyrus twerked," Swift said.
The two then showed off their dance moves to Selena Gomez's hit "Come and Get it."
Michael Strahan, Channing Tatum, Will Ferrell and Zach Efron have also appeared in drag for Fallon's sketch.
When Swift sat down for an interview, she talked about a scar on her leg from a hot glue accident she had as a child.
Swift also confirmed to Fallon that she will be performing at the upcoming MTV Video Music Awards, airing August 24.
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Dense branches and foliage make viburnums good for cover, especially where they occur in thickets.
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White flowers occur atop dense, flat-topped panicles. Leaves are opposite and toothed.
©Ted Bodner, USDA-NRCS Plants Database
At least 10 species of viburnum are known to occur in the Midwest, on habitats ranging from dry, rocky woods to rich, moist valleys.
Scott Sudkamp, Missouri Department of Conservation
In the Midwest, many species of viburnum grow as shrubs or small trees with branching crowns. Flowers are borne in dense, flat-topped panicles that produce many red to bluish black, berrylike fruits in fall. The leaves are opposite and turn brilliant shades of deep rose-purple to rose-red or bright red in fall. Viburnums occur throughout the Midwest, sometimes in thickets, in association with rocky or dry woods, glades and rich, moist valleys along streams.
April to June
Viburnum fruits are eaten by many birds. Thickets near streams may provide quail relief from summer heat. The seeds persist through winter and may provide a valuable food source for quail when other foods become scarce. The combination of its food and cover values for quail and its aesthetic, visual qualities make viburnums an attractive plant in quail habitat projects.
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Methods for toilet training vary. Parents may depend on their child care provider to guide the training process or read popular books for accomplishing the process in only one day. Whatever approach is used, the process should be approached with calmness and patience.
Toilet training is a developmental milestone. It cannot be rushed. Adopting an attitude that "it will eventually happen" will ease parents' frustration and protect the child's sense of esteem.
In many areas of child development, children must reach a certain age or be in the proper setting or situation before they are ready to learn. Children are ready to learn when they are healthy, well nourished, and not pressured to achieve at a level above their capability.
Children often are pushed to grow up long before they are ready, as noted by child development expert David Elkind. "Growing up emotionally is complicated and difficult under any circumstances, but especially so when children's behavior and appearance speak 'adult' while their feelings cry 'child.'"
Early childhood is a challenging period. Children are exploring their growing sense of independence. There is a sensitive balance between how this search for independence is accepted by others and the child's developing sense of shame and doubt.
If children are given encouragement, then they are able to provide parents with clues and cues of readiness. If children are pressured to feed, dress themselves, or be readily toilet trained before they are physically or intellectually capable, then there will be unavoidable accidents and embarrassment. Embarrassment combined with parental disapproval increases the child's sense of doubt and shame.
A word of caution to parents and caregivers in this stage: Proceed slowly, taking signals from the child.
Most young children may be frightened by or curious about toilets. The size, noise and rapid water movement could be alarming to them. It is important to have a child-sized toilet for them to use. You will also need to help a child watch a toilet function and allow them to ask questions. "Where does it go?" and "Will I fall in?" (and disappear!) are common concerns. Be patient and give honest, simple explanations.
Some parents find children will play in the water or clog plumbing by throwing objects in the toilet to see what happens. Adults may have to be very clear about why nothing else can be put in the toilet. Make sure you know where the valve is located to turn off the water to the toilet — just in case! A word of caution to parents and caregivers — attempt to separate the behavior from the child's sense of self. Otherwise, the process may be delayed if the child feels shame and doubt instead of a sense of independence.
To start toilet training your child, first figure out his/her readiness by asking questions like:
After figuring out the child's readiness, take a look at your readiness to begin toilet training your child:
Since bowel training usually occurs first, begin when you see a consistent pattern in your child's bowel movements. As soon as you see signs of concentration and pushing, take the child to the bathroom and help him or her finish in the toilet. The next day, take the child to the toilet to "try" at the predicted regular time. Be consistent and supportive until they recognize the need and take themselves.
The same training methods apply to special needs children as to other children. More record keeping may be necessary to find patterns such as in the time between eating and drinking and need to eliminate.
If advised by consulting physicians and specialists to toilet train the child, a great deal of patience and a longer time frame may be necessary. Many other skills accompany even simple routines for children with physical or mental impairments.
You need to do a clear task analysis of each process that trainers and parents often take for granted. This may involve actually writing down every step taken in order to go to the toilet. The tasks might include some of the following:
To see if your child is ready to learn toilet training, answer the following additional questions.
Toilet training is a part of a life-long process of learning about the body and its functioning. Adults' attitudes toward genitals and the natural process of toilet training have an important influence on the child's developing feelings about her or his body and taking responsibility for bodily needs.
Make certain the child has observed a parent or trusted adult using the toilet. Answer questions in a relaxed manner. Toilet training accomplished in a calm and positive way is an important support for life-long appreciation of human sexuality.
Young children feel pleasure when they urinate or have a bowel movement. They may want to play with their urine or feces. They also may want to examine their own or other children's genitals when using the toilet. This is normal experimental behavior. It is a good time to teach correct names for body parts and body functions. The goal is to teach children that all parts of the body are good, and body functions are natural.
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The crash happened about 5:40 a.m. as both vehicles were traveling south on the road's McBride Hill section.
The driver of the car, a man whose name was not available, was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries, said Ray Glace, assistant chief with the Penn Township Volunteer Fire Department.
The car, which had minor damage on its driver's door, was off the road but the truck was gone when firefighters got there, Glace said.
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Dale and Heather Thornbury got the best Christmas gift they could have ever received this year: their 5-month-old daughter Arden is at home with them in Apopka.
Dale and Heather Thornbury got the best Christmas gift they could have ever received this year: their 5-month-old daughter Arden is at home with them in Apopka.
Not only is this Arden's first Christmas, several weeks ago marked "the first time that we've ever walked her through our door," Heather Thornbury said.
Arden was born with a rare condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a thickening of the heart muscle that makes it hard for the heart to pump properly. Arden's heart was so enlarged it was collapsing her lungs. Time was running out.
On Oct. 1, Arden was placed on the waiting list to receive a heart transplant.
"Our daily fear was that she would not receive a heart in time," Heather said. "The average wait time was 78 days for someone of Arden's size. To be honest, Arden wasn't going to have 78 days. Every beat of her old heart made her heart worse."
Twenty-one days later, the phone rang in Arden's hospital room at Shands at the University of Florida.
"We had never received a phone call in her room before. I looked at her and thought, who is going to call an infant in her room?" Dale Thornbury said.
It was one of Arden's doctors.
"I was gearing up for bad news. We had talked the week before about Arden possibly going into renal failure," Dale continued. "And then he said that we found a heart. I was ecstatic. But it was a bittersweet moment. You understand that another family has just gone through what you are trying to avoid."
The donor heart belonged to an infant boy in Louisiana.
"Technically, the child was brain dead, but his heart was still beating. I couldn't imagine the family having to say goodbye," Heather said.
That day began Arden's transplant journey.
"The most challenging part of Arden's case was without question, keeping her alive and her organs healthy before the transplant," said Dr. Mark Bleiweis, Arden's surgeon and the director of the Congenital Heart Center at UF.
The donor heart was the right size and blood type, and the valve function and heart muscle function were good, Bleiweis said.
A donor team from Shands was quickly dispatched to receive the heart.
"We don't want the donor heart to sit for a long period of time. We need to minimize the time that the organ is not receiving blood," Bleiweis said.
When the donor heart arrived, Bleiweis gave it one last inspection and deemed it adequate for Arden. Then he began removing Arden's heart and sewing in her new one.
Meanwhile, the Thornburys waited. It had been just 12 hours from the time they got the doctor's phone call to when they had to say goodbye to their daughter before a procedure that would last eight hours.
"We basically paced the whole night," Heather said.
The surgery went "textbook," according to Bleiweis.
"He gives people a second chance at life," Dale Thornbury said of Bleiweis.
Heather was afraid of how her daughter might look.
"There were wires everywhere, but she looked beautiful. She was nice and pink. As soon as Dale and I walked in, she opened her eyes really wide," she said.
And gradually, the tubes started to disappear. On Halloween — earlier than anticipated — Arden stopped needing her breathing tubes.
"She's quite the little fighter," Bleiweis said.
The Thornburys spent the next two months at the hospital with Arden, who is their first child. Dale's colleagues at Progressive Insurance donated their vacation time to him so he could take three-month's leave. Heather started a Facebook page for Arden to update friends and family members on her status, and the page has grown to nearly 4,000 friends from around the world.
When the Thornburys were finally able to bring Arden home, "We were actually anxious," Heather said. For the first time in Arden's life, she didn't have a heart monitor.
"We'd always been able to see her heart on the screen, how fast it was beating," Heather added. "Not only did we have new parents jitters, we had new parents of a heart transplant recipient jitters."
Arden takes 13 different medications seven times a day. Apart from some tummy aches, she is doing well and is starting to thrive, her mother said.
"She's bringing her hands together, reaching out and grabbing toys, rolling over and cooing a lot more," Heather said. "We're just celebrating every little thing."
Arden goes to the doctor once a week and will always have to be on immunosuppressant drugs.
"Our journey is not over," Heather said, "but it's a lot brighter."
For Christmas, people from around the world have sent Arden and her parents cards and gifts. A woman in Australia sent crocheted bibs and hats, and the Thornbury's own family members "can't wait to spoil her," Heather said.
"It's incredible to know our little girl has impacted so many people in the community," she added.
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