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Sunday, June 3, 2012
Fresh Finds At The Farmers Market
I love when this time of year comes around and the Farmer's Markets are filled with fresh fruit and vegetables. It is a true sign that summer is finally here. The Farmer's Markets also give me a chance to buy from local people who actually grow their fruits and veggies right in their fields. I will support my local businesses when I can because I know how it is to be a small business owner. It is not an easy thing to do.
I have a little market just up the street from my house that I visit throughout the year. The little gentleman that runs it, does his very best to keep as much fresh fruit and veggies around all year around as he can. I love stopping in and having the friendly conversation with him. This definitely something that you do not get when you are stopping by your local chain store. In the few years since I moved to the area that I live in now, I have always visited the little market and pretty much gotten all of my fruits and veggies from him. I have never gotten one product from him that was bad. As a matter of fact, most of the time he will throw in a few extras for me. I think it means a lot to him that I come by and shop from him and I know it means a lot to me to know that I am getting quality produce. So, if you have a chance visit and buy from you local little guy. You never know where it might take you.
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I love the Farmer's Market too & try to buy as much locally as possible.ReplyDelete
I love the farmers market, and where I live, there are TONS of farms, so much better than living in the city! Who Knew?ReplyDelete
I love Farmers Markets too. It's usually not much more than the grocery store (sometimes even cheaper) and I feel great about supporting local businesses, plus getting fresher produce.ReplyDelete
We have a local farmers market but never have been there.ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing! I love farmers market I think that they also have more fresh produce and cheaper pricesReplyDelete
I love our local farmers market, the prices are wonderful1ReplyDelete
We are lucky enough to have several fresh fruit and vegetable stands close by and we also have several Farmer's Markets that open up once a week on different weekdays, too. Lots freshness around here! I love it!ReplyDelete
we have NO good markets here. I miss it!ReplyDelete
We love exploring our Farmer's Market too. The veggies are wonderful!ReplyDelete
I so want to get the farmers produce this summer - have been talking about it for a whileReplyDelete
I love shopping the farmers market! Seeing a few more stands this year around here too :)ReplyDelete
Where I grew up we had an amazing farmers market! The one here is lame :O(ReplyDelete
I don't get to go to these as much as I would like to. The ones around here are treated more like special events, and they are not held regularly. It would be nice if the people in my city would support local growers more.ReplyDelete
I love farmer's markets as well. Looks delicious! I also like to use localharvest.org to do crop share with local farms to help support them!ReplyDelete
I love supporting local farms.ReplyDelete
Farmer's Markets are great. It is wonderful to support locals and get some excellent products too. I love your photo!ReplyDelete
Love fresh fruits and veggies! We have a Farmer's Market on Sundays near our house and it's wonderful.ReplyDelete
I love going to the farmer's market as well!! I really miss Portland's Farmer's Market (downtown)...loved the food they servedReplyDelete
The farmer's market is only 1 1/2 blks from my house, and I love that we can go buy fresh produce from a local farmer. However, this year I was disgusted with the fact that there was a fair food vendor set up there!!! Like hot dogs for $3!!!! and lemon shake ups for $5! Is it wrong of me to think that this was an inappropriate place for this food vendor?ReplyDelete
I love our local farmer's market. And your post reminded me that today is market day. Sweet! I know where I'm headed this afternoon.ReplyDelete
ooh la la - you found my heart. Love fresh produce!!ReplyDelete
Aww, so cool! I have been trying to get down to my farmers market, but I work on the day it is!ReplyDelete
delicious, I can't wait til our "farmers markets' start showing up! I love to visit them. But in our area they tend to be seasonal.ReplyDelete
We also have a Summer farmers marketReplyDelete
i cant wait for the farmers market!ReplyDelete


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Ireland return to Paris on Sunday for their rescheduled Six Nations clash with Les Bleus at a sold out Stade de France.
Ireland return to Paris on Sunday for their rescheduled Six Nations clash with Les Bleus at a sold out – and much warmer – Stade de France.
La Fédération Française de Rugby have announced that the 8000 to 9000 tickets that were reimbursed after the postponement of the original game on February 11, have all been sold.
While many Irish fans who made the trip for the initial fixture will be left with a bitter taste in their mouths as they are forced to watch the rescheduled match on TV, it's fair to say that this clash deserves a full stadium.
Judging by last week's performance against Italy – the second half in particular – the visitors should give the pre-tournament favourites a real run for their money. This is despite the fact that the French capital has not been a happy hunting ground for the men in green, who have not won at the Stade de France since 2000 (when Brian O'Driscoll scored a famous hat-trick) – their only victory in Paris since 1972.
Nevertheless, with a settled team as well as coming off the back of a big victory over the Azzurri and a narrow loss to an impressive-looking Welsh side, Declan Kidney's men will believe they can win.
And a settled side they certainly are. Kidney has named an unchanged 22 for the third consecutive week and the same XV that was originally picked to face France.
For those Irish supporters who have been calling for change to the 'aging' Irish side, it's worth noting that the average age of France's starting XV is two years higher than Ireland's at 29.
France field a side with 660 caps while Ireland have marginally less collective experience with 610.
Les Bleus will head into the game with a healthy dose of confidence after two wins under their new coach. Five of France's XV and nine of the 22-man matchday squad have never lost to Ireland at senior international level.
There will two main concerns for the hosts: first and foremost will be the line-out. The French struggled against both Italy and Scotland in an area that is one of Ireland's strongest points.
Dimitri Szarzewski has spoken of the need for time to blend the new calls into France's old system, but they cannot afford to hand over possession cheaply they way they did against Italy or at Murrayfield.
The second issue is what the French like to call l'animation offensive. The wings have touched the ball just 26 times between them in 160 minutes of rugby, a sign of France's struggle to create movement from structured attack.
Granted, they have counter-attacked brilliantly but when faced with a well-organised defence such as Ireland's, simply living off the opposition's mistakes will not be enough.
In both regards – line-outs and attacking cohesion – the extra preparation time afforded to the XV de France by the postponement will be seen as a blessing in disguise. Instead of facing Ireland with just two weeks preparation, they have now been together under their new coaches for a month.
One thing that hasn't changed under the new regime is France's power at scrum time and the Irish pack will face a stiff challenge if they are compete when ref Dave Pearson calls 'engage!'… Mike Ross is likely to be targeted by a very experienced French from row.
France have won nine consecutive games at the Stade de France, a run stretching back to the 2008 Six Nations. Can Ireland upset the applecart? We'll find out on Sunday.
Players to watch:
For France: Clermont flank Julien Bonnaire has been promoted to the starting XV ahead of Louis Picamoles, a decision which has sparked great debate. Bonnaire's height will give France an extra line-out option, which will certainly come in handy. The 33-year-old has admitted he had planned on retiring after the World Cup but couldn't bring himself to leave the scene on a negative note and is hoping to end his career in Bleu with a Grand Slam. He has never lost to Ireland in six Championship matches. Vincent Clerc wins his 60th cap on Saturday and represents France's most potent attacking threat against Ireland, having scored five times in his six Championship appearances against Declan Kidney's men. Those tries against Ireland represent nearly half of Clerc's total number of tries scored in the Six Nations (eleven).
For Ireland: As the old saying goes, size doesn't mean everything but Keith Earls has a huge task on his hands in trying to stop Aurélien Rougerie, who is 16kg heavier and 13cm taller than the Munsterman. Earls is a good tackler, but many feel Ireland would be better served by an all-Leinster midfield with Fergus McFadden at thirteen. Earls will know the best way to prove his doubters wrong. The same goes for Conor Murray who has been criticised for the pace at which he serves his backline. He will need a big game to keep Eoin Reddan from taking over.
Head-to-head: Clément Poitrenaud makes his first start for France in the Six Nations since appearing in the 9-17 loss to England one year ago. Sometimes brilliant, sometimes a liability, the Toulouse man's battle with Rob Kearney could be vital. With Ireland potentially looking for field position to exploit the presumed French line-out fragility, Poitrenaud's kicking game will be under scrutiny from his opposite number, who has been in sterling form. For fans of big hits, the battle of the back-rows is set to be a highlight of the whole tournament. Harinordoquy-Bonnaire-Dusautoir v O'Brien-Heaslip-Ferris…boom, boom, boom!
Previous results:
This weekend's game is the 90th meeting between the two sides. France have won 56 of those against Ireland's 29 victories, while there have been five draws.
2011:France won 26-22 at Lansdowne Rd, Dublin
2011:France won 19-12 at Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux
2011:France won 25-22 at Lansdowne Rd, Dublin
2010:France won 33-10 at Stade de France, Paris
2009: Ireland won 30-21 at Croke Park, Dublin
2008: France won 26-21 at Stade de France, Paris
2007: France won 25-3 at Stade de France, Paris (RWC)
2007: France won 20-17 at Croke Park, Dublin
2006: France won 43-31 at Stade de France, Paris
2005: France won 26-19 at Lansdowne Rd, Dublin
2004: France won 35-17 at Stade de France, Paris
2003: France won 43-21 at Colonial Stadium, Melbourne (RWC)
2003: Ireland won 15-12 at Lansdowne Rd, Dublin
2002:France won 44-5 at Stade de France, Paris
Prediction: Looking back over the last ten years, these sides have faced each other 14 times and Ireland have claimed victory just twice. France's home record is very impressive and we feel that they have just a little bit more firepower. France by six points!


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I'm of the latter. I am constantly dreaming up new versions, sometimes they work out and sometimes they don't. Sometimes when they don't work I make them over and over trying to get it right. And sometimes they still don't work.
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Packed full of flavor beginning with sauteed aromatic vegetables including onion, garlic, fire roasted red peppers and fresh tomatoes followed by tomato sauce, mozzarella, Parmesan, and Italian seasoned bread crumbs. All of these flavors are tied together with an Italian seasoning blend that includes basil, rosemary, oregano and thyme.
I see many meatloaf recipes calling for the meat to be cooked in loaf pans. I can't help but wonder who was the genius to come up with this idea?
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- Heat a skillet with enough oil to cover bottom of pan over medium-low heat, add onion and pepper, saute until tender. Add garlic, saute until fragrant; add tomato and Italian seasoning, saute 3-4 minutes. Set aside to cool.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. In a large bowl whisk together egg, 1/3 cup tomato sauce and Worcestershire. Add ground meat, bread crumbs, black pepper, Parmesan and sauteed vegetables. Combine with a fork; mix in 1 cup of mozzarella.
- In a large, greased roasting pan form the meat into a loaf. Spread the remaining 1/2 cup sauce over top and sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup mozzarella. Bake about 45 minutes or until no longer pink in the middle. Let set five minutes before serving.
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There is also the possibility that Black-Kyubi chose to stay with Minato when everyone was released from the seal (perhaps in order to see how the situation looks like before going amok). Right after the release, Oro(or someone :p) states that Madara was resurrected and a 4th Ninja war has started, thus again Kyubi might prefer to be used by Minato (that was revived only for awhile), instead of being used by Madara, the same conclusion to which the White-Kyubi came to. It is a very reasonable action, since Madara can summon a Kyubi whenever he wants, unless it is inside someone else.
Also, it was already shown that the Bijuu can use telepathy to communicate with each other, it is quite likely that it is even stronger between the two halves of the same Bijuu (so the other Kyubi might have already learned what the other one knows).
It is worth noting that when Naruto released Kyubi from the cage and sealing device, the Kyubi still stayed within him, it was not released. What's more, at the last page of the current chapter, we see a glimpse of the Black-Kyubi that is also uncaged.


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The Fate of the Original Six Arenas
Danny Gray
December 02 2011 11:33AM
With Wednesday's opening of Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens, there is a lot of hand wringing about the ultimate fate of the hockey Mecca at the corner of Carlton and Church. It just feels wrong that the bakery section (or whatever now stands on the spot where Doug Gilmour scored his famous wrap-around goal.
That those young faces pressed against the glass will be looking at cuts of meat instead of players like Salming, Sittler, Clark, and Sundin. While a combination grocery store/athletic facility hardly seems to befit ground as sacred as Maple Leaf Gardens, it is supremely preferable to what became of the other Original Six Arenas.
The Bruins inhabited the Boston Garden from 1928 to 1995. The building sat vacant for two years after the Bruins moved next door to the Fleetcenter and was demolished in 1997. It is now a parking lot for the TD Garden and Boston Transit System.
The stadium was home to the Blackhawks from 1929 to 1994. When constructed it was the largest indoor stadium in the world. The Blackhawks left for the United Center in 1995 and the Stadium was demolished. It has been replaced by a parking lot for the United Center.
The Detroit Red Wings, then known as the Cougars, were the Olympia's first tenant when it opened in 1927. They stayed there until 1979. Initially the Wings considered following the Lions to Pontiac but the city offered a water-front arena with lower rent and a stake in both Cobo Hall and parking facilities so the Wings moved to Joe Louis Arena.
The Wings' lease with the city barred them from operating Olympia Stadium in competition with either Joe Louis or Cobo Arenas. They were also forbidden to sell the building for use as a sports or entertainment venue. As a result the building was shuttered and eventually demolished in 1987. In its place is the Michigan National Guard's Olympia Armory. All that remains is a commemorative plaque.
The third building to bear the name: Madison Square Garden was home to the New York Rangers from 1925 to 1968. When the Rangers moved to Madison Square Garden IV the building was demolished. The site was a parking lot until the late 80s when One Worldwide Plaza, a skyscraper, was built on the site.
The Forum was perhaps the most storied of all the Original Six arenas. It was home to Les Canadiens from 1926 to 1996. After the Habs left Nicholas Cage filmed parts of the movie Snake Eyes there. The plot revolves around a boxer feigning a knockout after a phantom punch, hardly the first time someone took a dive at the Forum.
The Forum is the only other Original Six arena still standing. It was gutted and transformed into an entertainment center called the Pepsi Forum. The building acknowledges its past life with memorabilia from the Forum and statues of former Habs.
Built at the beginning of the Depression by Conn Smythe over six-months the Gardens was home to the Leafs from 1931 to 1999. When the Leafs moved out the building sat mostly dormant. The last major use was for season one of CBC's Battle of the Blades. Yesterday the Loblaws opened. It is also the home of the Peter Gilgan Athletic Centre at the Gardens, home to the Ryerson hockey team as well as an athletic facility for its students.
Two parking lots, an Armory, a skyscraper, and a glorified mall.
While it may not be the perfect fate for a building as hallowed as Maple Leaf Gardens, for the foreseeable future hockey will still be played at the corner of Carlton and Church.
Chicago Stadium was closed down by a Felix Potvin playoff shutout, a 1-0 game six blanking to put a rival's barn into the dirt.
MLG will be the only O6 barn to still host hockey.
thats good enough for me.
Well, the Bruins spent their first four seasons at Boston Arena, and that building is still in use by Northeastern University's Division I hockey team. Recently underwent a $12 million renovation.
So that's something.
Wrong pix of Madison Square Garden. That's the current round building [MSG IV] under construction in the mid-1960's. See the link for a 1920's postcard of MSG III.


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Fly-half Luciano Orquera kicked 10 points and Kris Burton dropped a match-winning goal as Italy belied their status as Six Nations also-rans to stun tournament co-favourites France 23-18 in Rome on Sunday.
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: : We are about set on a new master bath except for the vanity layout. We were planning a two bowl Corian 72" vanity top, but the contractor said the trend now is for one larger bowl in the center with base drawers on each side. We would like wheel chair access for possible future use (getting old you never know). The one bowl suggestion caught us totally by surprize. Also the vanity design is an issue. Partial open, removeable sections ...
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: I really look at it this way--The CURRENT trend (which is only the trend right now) should only matter if you are building or remodelling to resell right now (while this is still the TREND). This is YOUR home. Decide what is right for you and the way you use your bathroom. Is this simply a utility bathroom or is it part of a master suite? I try to encourage people to plan their homes for their own particular lifestyle and comfort, you are going to live with your decisions a long time. Go with what YOU like rather than what is currently trendy.
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During the recent Emery County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Drew Sitterud announced the appointment of the new Precinct One Justice Court judge. Sitterud has decided, following a lengthy process, to appoint Steven L. Stream of Huntington.
Sitterud explained that he had received applications from 49 individuals. He began a process of interviewing every applicant. "They were all great people and the decision was very difficult," said Sitterud. "I was in the position to make the appointment, instead of just making the appointment, I began the full process to be able to make a completely informed decision."
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"My wife and I have 11 children and six grandchildren with two on the way. Five of our children are married. We live in Huntington. I am excited about this new appointment. It is more than I could have hoped for. I'm glad to be able to stay in a capacity where I can serve the people.
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Bill was born March 21, 1939 in Scofield to William and Pauline (Powell) Martin. He married the love of his life, Dorothy Brinkerhoff on May 9, 1960 in Anchorage, Alaska. This year they would have celebrated their 50th anniversary.
Dad worked hard his whole life. He delivered milk for HiLand Dairy, he was a machinist and welder for Baker Mining, Eimco and Tram, he worked as a janitor for Wayne Middle School in Bicknell, to finally working as a Maintenance Guard for Castleview Hospital where he retired from in 2004.
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He is preceded in death by his parents; sister, Nancy Martin; daughter-in-law, Kathy Martin; mother-in-law, Nila Brinkerhoff; father-in-law, Dennis J Brinkerhoff; sister-in-law, Zola Brinkerhoff; good friend Steve Yamaguchi and best little friend Dolly.
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BROOMFIELD - The Holy Family volleyball team swept the regional playoffs and will open the Class 3A state tournament as the No. 8 seed.
The Tigers beat both Buena Vista and Middle Park on Friday at the Region 8 tournament. Holy Family defeated Buena Vista in three games (25-15, 25-8 and 25-15) and then topped Middle Park in four games (25-11, 19-25, 25-23 and 25-18).
The Tigers will open the tournament in Pool 1 and will face No. 12 Manitou Springs Friday morning and then will play No. 1 Valley Saturday.
Jefferson Academy (13-11) had its season end after losing to Bayfield (25-10, 25-15 and 25-18) in Region 3.
In Class 1A, Community Christian (15-10) lost both of its matches in the Region H tournament, falling to Caliche and Weldon Valley in three games.
Rocky Mountain Lutheran (19-5) lost to Fleming in the Region D tournament.
No. 8 Holy Family (16-9) vs. No. 12 Manitou Springs (19-6)
At Denver Coliseum, 8 a.m. Friday
* Game plan: The Mustangs rolled through the Class 3A Region 12 tournament, topping both Bishop Machebeuf and Pagosa Springs in three games. Senior Ali Thompson and freshman Nicole Mack led the way. Thompson had nine kills, eight digs and an ace against Pagosa Springs, while Mack had nine kills and six digs in the win against Bishop Machebeuf. Mack is also leading the squad with 37 aces.
* Extra point: Freshman outside hitter Katie McKiel has 270 kills to lead the Mustangs. McKiel had a season-best 16 kills in a loss to Platte Canyon earlier this year. Manitou Springs beat Holy Family in the state playoffs in 2007, topping the Tigers in three games.
No. 8 Holy Family (16-9) vs. No. 1 Valley (25-0)
At Denver Coliseum, 9:30 a.m. Saturday
* Game plan: The Tigers have a tough task ahead on Saturday, when they face the undefeated Vikings. Valley has lost only one game all season long, against Class 5A Thompson Valley. Outside of that, the Vikings have swept 24 of their 25 matches. They are led by senior outside hitter Courtney Chacon and senior middle hitter Brynn Eckhardt. Chacon has a team-best 243 kills and 37 aces, while Eckardt has 203 kills and 32 aces. Sophomore Cori Aafedt has 33 aces.
* Extra point: Valley won the 2009 state title, but lost to Colorado Academy in the semifinals last year. The squad has lost a combined five matches over the past four years. The Vikings beat Holy Family 3-2 in the regional tournament in 2011.
KNOCKED OUT: Mountain Range lost to Cherokee Trail 42-6 in the first round of the Class 5A state football playoffs on Friday.
Elijah Rocha scored the lone touchdown for the Mustangs after returning a fumble 21 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter.
But that was it for a Mountain Range team, which had only 150 total yards on offense and turned the ball over twice.
Dieon Atencio and Tom Commander each had interceptions, but Cameron Smith scored three touchdowns and rushed 116 yards to lead the Cougars.
NON-QUALIFYING GAMES: Thornton and Northglenn High School football teams both lost their non-qualifying games on Friday.
The Trojans fell to Boulder, 49-35, and dropped their fifth consecutive game after starting the season 5-0.
Keynan Huguley rushed for 384 yards and five touchdowns and finished the season leading the state with 30 touchdowns and with a 5A-best 2,161 yards.
Northglenn (2-8) fell to Fruita Monument, 70-36. Jordan Radebaugh threw for 400 yards and three touchdowns, when Ken Heard had four receptions for 144 yards and Alex Wedel had 143 yards receiving on 10 catches.
Vince Grasso rushed for 256 yards and five touchdowns for Fruita.
ENDING ON A HIGH NOTE: Skyview shutout Englewood 36-0 to pick up its first win of the season.
The Wolverines scored 20 points in the second quarter and 16 more in the third. George Lara threw two touchdown passes, while Deion Pena added another.
Emillo Daigle caught five passes for 98 yards and two touchdowns, while Jorge Barajas and Jose Gonsalez each added a score.
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The core academic programs in the School of Public Service prepare students for professional careers in areas such as Public Safety, Legal Studies, Intelligence Analysis, National Security, Emergency Management, Fire Protection Engineering and Fire Science. Each of these professional areas of study involve important aspects of public service and each prepares students for employment in organizations that provide for public protection and maintaining order in a civil society.
All of the academic programs within the School of Public Service share a common theme of preparing students for careers in Public Service, but the theme of Public Service is not limited to the academic programs and future employment aspirations of our students. The School of Public Service is also home to the university's Institute for Law and Public Affairs which supports additional university-wide programs to educate all students about the benefits and rewards associated with volunteer service, civic engagement and giving back to our community. Students interested in public service and civic engagement are encouraged to consider the minor in Public Affairs which is designed to allow students from across the university to develop meaningful projects and programs of study within their areas of interest focused on civic engagement and public service.


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Norway Gunman Is Drug-Addled and Insane Says Lawyer
Anders Breivik has already confessed to carrying out the shooting and bombing that killed 76 people in Norway. But his lawyer appears to be setting up a potential insanity defense. In a press conference, he said "this whole case has indicated that he is insane."
The lawyer, Geir Lippestad, said, "He believes that he is in a war and in a war you can do things like that." He also said Breivik is "very cold" and took drugs to "be strong, to be efficient, to be awake." The lawyer didn't say what kind of drugs, but he probably should, so that we could make sure nobody ever takes them again.


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Skip to comments.Weiner Enlarging Staff for Mayoral Run
Posted on 05/13/2013 7:18:19 PM PDT by TonyInOhio
According to Politico, Anthony Weiner has hired one staffer in preparation for his run for mayor of New York City.
Two sources said that they couldnt tell Politico the staffers name or what position he/she will assume under the former Congressman.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
"Enlarging Staff"!
Is that real?
Weiner enlarging staff!
I laughed so hard.
No doubt, the staffer's name is Richard, but his friends call him...
If this loser stays enlarged for more than four hours tonight, who do we call?
"This was a hard decision, but
the public will get the thrust of this erected idea, soon."
"Weiner Enlarging Staff"
like about how many girls ansd women have seen his "large staff" via twitter?
about how he has his large staff well in hand?
No doubt at the urging of the Beard.
Huma weiner
He wishes.
Thanks TiO.
It's NYC.
How nice it will be to have the daughter of the Muslim Brotherhood, as First Lady of New York City.
call huma
sure she'll put some ice on that
The democrats nude erection?
June: Ward, don't you think you're being a little hard on weiner?
I wish he was in jail, or at least a penile colony.
I'll betcha some media insiders will get access to leaks from Weiner's staff.
Mr. Weiner, Oscar, here's some free advice. Change your name.
Barney Frank offered to sit on his staff.
This is in preparation for a Presidential bid later. Eric Holder for Veep. It will be the Weiner Holder ticket.
Oh no they di'nt!
He's been out of politics for a while - he'll have to bone up.
OK, you win the thread. :)
Should read: "Weiner enlarging staff with great circumspection"
Won't matter. Democrat union members who 'won't forget 9/11', will vote for him anyway, because all they know is voting for Democrats.
He probably already has the election locked up anyway, that is, if Doomberg doesn't run for a fourth term (and wins easily - we're really stupid here).
Seriously, this guy is a disgrace..
Weiner Flacid as he attempts enlarging staff. A committee was drawn by short hairs and as they organize a small ball to finance what should be a turgid campaign romp.
as a former congressman, he's used to dishing out the pork....
So he's getting a penis enlargement?
If it wasn't 10:30pm, I'd be laughing so hard right now I'd need my asthma pump.
I see the headline writers have joined the International Brotherhood of Smartasses union....
What are the bars to that tune or is it a medical instrument? Serum a huma medical.
If Weiner wins her will probably start hot doggin!
What does muzzie bro Humma think about possible probes involving enlarged staffs?
I wish he was in jail, or at least a penile colony.
You can bet that the retards in NYC are going to elect him. Those morons are hopeless.
It'll be a big erection.
well i was gonna post a funny line on this obvious boner of a politician, but the good ol' reliable FR family here has already got 40 humorous postings erected on this hot dog of a story
I quit
there's no sliding one in ahead of the FR family!
If his staff is enlarged, his hands must be full.
"Weiner Enlarging Staff for Mayoral Run"
Weiner engorging staff...
I know. It's not new. I'm told that my uncle (Wall Street) told my aunt, his wife, that her father (my great grandfather- some builders union), could come over but, "if he starts in raving about that d'd Eleanor Roosevelt again, he's out of here".
... must keep control... must not comment...Briebart Author William Bigelow has already commented.
with his chief Claim to Fame firmly (?) in hand,
he should go offer his "services" to flog Oscar Mayer products, possibly with a partner (Congressman Boehner? Pee Wee Herman? Bent Billy Clinton? Barney Frank? the possibilities are endless...)
why do all the real dicks stay in politics!????
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nope not a chance,
unlike some other things...
nope not a chance,
unlike some other things...
Did that bully used Soul Crushing strike?Or did he just learned how to control ki,thus making his own body more powerful?
Are we supposed to believe he learned all this just from his encounters with Shioon?
Got to wonder, when did the Murim next generation get so stupid. They were seriously judging people's abilities by how they looked and their size. Unexpectedly just stupid.
There are more things in heaven and earth then is dreamt of in your philosophy
Soo...i totally called the genius swordsman leaving Shioon alone...lmfao
Anyways...Whats with these SUC praising goomoonryong?! None of these people are his disciples and they claim to be under his teachings....B.S. pseudo clan. Jini's grandpa is a greedy jerk...but jini won't do anything to Shioon, no one will. He has the CHOSEN ONE plot where everyone loves him and no one will kill him. I'm impatiently waiting for goomoonryong to return =[
Nah,I want to see Shioon spamming left and right soul crushing strike.My thoughts of the future plot is this:The people which Shioon saved last chapters,will help him when he meets SUC.(Yea and maybe he can take control of this group,but this is a story for another time)
i dont understand what exactly the SUC is...The people who wanted to kill Shioon thought he was part of SUC...he has no idea what SUC is...are they allies or enemies to shioon? since they "praise" goomoonryong...and he is his true disciple...


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Evidence-Based Journal Club
September 2013 to April 2014
What is Evidence-Based Journal Club (EBJC)?
Evidence-Based Journal Club (EBJC) is a program by the American Urological Association Education and Research, Inc (AUAER) that will be re-launched into its fifth year in September of 2013 to teach practicing urologists and residents-in-training critical appraisal skills.
What is the format of EBJC?
Evidence-based medicine related knowledge and skills will be taught in an online journal club format that will feature eight published articles per academic year (September – April). Participants will be asked to critically appraise the latest clinical research studies in a structured format. Each session will begin with a clinical scenario that raises a specific clinical question, for example whether a patient with locally advanced prostate cancer should receive adjuvant radiation following radical prostatectomy. This provides the back-drop for a critical review of a recent clinical research study which provides some of the current best evidence on that topic. This study is then reviewed and discussed addressing three key questions: 1) are the results likely to be valid, 2) what are the study results, and 3) should the study findings be applied to the care of the specific patient described in the clinical scenario. To facilitate this exercise, evidence based medicine review articles such as those from the Users' Guide to the Urological Literature series published in the Journal of Urology will be provided as a guide.
What kind of articles will be discussed?
Articles will be selected primarily for their suitability in highlighting important methodological issues. Important topic areas that are critical to the understanding of the urological literature include therapy, prognosis, diagnosis, harm, etiology/risk, costs and resource utilization. At the same time, the selected studies will also be highly relevant to the day-to-day clinical practice of urology and provide some of the current best evidence on a given topic. Studies chosen for the 2013-14 academic year will cover topics related to Oncology, Stone Disease, Infection/Inflammation, and Pediatric Urology. Following each online group discussion, structured reviews by recognized clinical and methodological experts will also be posted.
Who oversees the EBJC program?
EBJC is a program developed by the AUAER Office of Education. The program is managed by the EBJC Steering Committee composed of recognized leaders in urology with particular expertise in evidence based medicine and clinical research methodology. These individuals will also moderate the online group discussions. The program is modeled after a highly successful educational program by the American College of Surgeons and the Canadian Association of General Surgeons. This framework has been demonstrated to be an effective method of teaching EBM to busy general surgeons in a randomized controlled trial.
What is the educational value of EBJC?
A unique evidence-based medicine training tool, EBJC helps urologists to expand their critical appraisal skills and expand their knowledge of key studies in urologic medicine. EBJC is an easy and interactive way for busy urologists to review the current literature, evaluate new techniques and optimize patient care. Additionally, EBJC provides a forum for urologists to exchange ideas with leading experts and colleagues around the globe. For urology residency programs, EBJC can be used for teaching and assessing resident competency in practice-based learning (PBL) and improvement, as mandated by the ACGME.
Who can participate in EBJC?
EBJC is free to members, residents and non-members of the AUAER. It provides a convenient, practical and interactive way for busy urologists to enhance their critical appraisal skills and increase their clinical knowledge. It is also an excellent learning resource for urology residents and fellows who want to refine their critical appraisal skills.
What is available on the EBJC site?
Learning Objectives:
After completion of the EBJC program, participants should be able to:
The American Urological Association Education and Research, Inc (AUAER) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Credit Designation
The American Urological Association Education and Research, Inc (AUAER) designates this journal-based CME for a maximum of 16.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
The AUAER takes responsibility for the content, quality, and scientific integrity of this CME activity.
Target Audience
practicing urologists, residents-in-training, associated health care providers
Method of Participation
There are 8 sessions (September – April). For AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, participants must
Participants will be notified via email when the materials are available.
Estimated time to complete individual lesson: 2.0 Hours
Release Date: September 2, 2013
Expiration Date: April 30, 2014
Minimum Hardware/Software Requirements
AUA Disclosure Policy
As a provider accredited by the ACCME, the AUAER must insure balance, independence, objectivity and scientific rigor in all its activities.
All faculty participating in an educational activity provided by the AUAER are required to disclose to the provider any relevant financial relationships with any commercial interest. The AUAER must determine if the faculty's relationships may influence the educational content with regard to exposition or conclusion and resolve any conflicts of interest prior to the commencement of the educational activity.
American Urological Association Education and Research, Inc (AUAER) EBJC Committee Disclosures
Philipp Dahm, MD
Professor of Urology
Residency Program Director
Director of Clinical Research
Department of Urology
College of Medicine
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL
Disclosures: Nothing to disclose
Luis Braga, MD
Assistant Professor
Department of Surgery
Pediatric Urology
McMaster Children's Hospital
McMaster University
Hamilton, ON
Disclosures: Nothing to disclose
Rodney H. Breau, MD
Associate Scientist, Clinical Epidemiology Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
Surgical Oncologist, Division of Urology
Assistant Professor of Surgery
The Ottawa Hospital/University of Ottawa
Ottawa, ON
Disclosures: Nothing to disclose
Steven E. Canfield, MD
Residency Program Director
Assistant Professor
Urology Residency
University of Texas Health Science Center- Houston
Chief of Urology
LBJ General Hospital
Houston, TX
Disclosures: Amgen: Meeting Participant or Lecturer
M. Louis Moy, MD
Director for Female Urology and Reconstructive Surgery
Department of Urology
College of Medicine
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL
Disclosures: Nothing to disclose
J. Kellogg Parsons, MD
Assistant Professor
Division of Urologic, Division of Urologic Oncology
Moores UCSD Comprehensive Cancer Center
LaJolla, CA
Disclosures: AMS: Meeting Participant/Lecturer
Sophiris: Consultant or Advisor
Watson: Consultant or Advisor
David F. Penson, MD
Professor of Urologic Surgery
Director, Center for Surgical Quality and Outcomes Research
Paul V. Hamilton, M.D. and Virginia E. Howd Chair in Urologic Oncology
Professor of Medicine
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN
Disclosures: Nothing to disclose
Charles D. Scales, Jr., MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Department of Urology
Duke University School of Medicine
Duke University
Durham, NC
Disclosures: Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
Evidence Based Content
As a provider of continuing medical education accredited by the ACCME, it is the policy of the AUAER to review and certify that the content contained in this CME activity is valid, fair, balanced, scientifically rigorous, and free of commercial bias.
Off-label or Unapproved Use of Drugs or Devices
It is the policy of the AUAER to require the disclosure of all references to off-label or unapproved uses of drugs or devices prior to the presentation of educational content. The audience is advised that this continuing medical education activity may contain reference(s) to off-label or unapproved uses of drugs or devices. Please consult the prescribing information for full disclosure of approved uses.
The opinions and recommendations expressed by faculty, authors, and other experts whose input is included in this program are their own and do not necessarily represent the viewpoint of the AUAER.
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