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Help needed to cuddle and walk shelter animals Memorial Day
The Pima Animal Care Center needs volunteers for a dog walk and cat cuddle at 8 a.m. on Memorial Day (Monday, May 27).
Cheering TMC crowd hears Brewer pitch wider AHCCCS
Gov. Jan Brewer led a lively "pep rally" for Medicaid expansion at Tucson Medical Center on Wednesday morning, drawing cheers, shouts of support and a standing ovation from about 250 local health-care executives, business leaders and other citizens.
Cheers for Brewer at Tucson stop to tout Medicaid expansion
Gov. Jan Brewer led a lively "pep rally" for Medicaid expansion at Tucson Medical Center this morning , drawing cheers, shouts of support and a standing ovation from about 250 local healthcare executives, business leaders and regular citizens.
Pima County resumes tuberculosis testing
Pima County resumed tuberculosis screenings on Monday.
Grijalva hosting forum about new health law
U.S. Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva is hosting a public health forum in Tucson at 3 p.m. Wed., May 29, to explain Affordable Care Act health care policy changes.
Health briefs: Calls for artwork in sun safety contest
Calls for artwork in sun safety contest
Roxanna Green: Stand with moms, not the NRA
Roxanna Green, whose 9-year-old daughter was gunned down on Jan. 8, 2011, has a Mother's Day message.
Arizona spent $9M on exchange decision
Gov. Jan Brewer spent $9 million in federal money researching whether Arizona's health-insurance exchange should be run by the state or the federal government, her office confirmed Friday.
Nonprofit a new Arizona health-insurance option
Several Tucson health executives are part of a network that's using a $93 million federal loan to set up a unique, nonprofit Arizona insurance company.
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New rehab center set at NW Medical Center
Busy mental crisis center fined, but officials see bigger picture
The state fined Southern Arizona's only 24-hour mental health crisis center twice in the last year for multiple state violations, but officials with the busy center insist the public should not worry about patient safety.
Arizona testing for new strain of avian flu
In response to a new strain of influenza reported in China, the Arizona State Laboratory has obtained H7N9 influenza test kits from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pima County plans continued financial aid to former Kino Hospital
Pima County's new budget includes $15 million for a south-side hospital operated by the University of Arizona Health Network.
Health Briefs
AZ requests test kits for influenza strain
Journey from victim to activist a reluctant one for Christina-Taylor's mom
After her fearless, joyful 9-year-old daughter was shot dead on Jan. 8, 2011, Roxanna Green did not want to talk about guns, let alone get involved in advocacy for stricter gun laws.
Gabby Giffords toasts Christina-Taylor Green
At Tuesday night's TIME 100 gala in New York City, former U.S. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and her husband toasted the 9-year-old girl she came so close to meeting on Jan. 8, 2011.
Air Force officer given clemency in sex-assault case is at D-M
An Air Force lieutenant colonel at the center of a national outcry about sexual assaults in the military has been reassigned to Tucson, the hometown of his accuser.
Health Briefs
Health Dept. reports recent norovirus cases
County still seeks patients in dental scare
Pima County health officials say they've contacted nearly half of the patients who may have been exposed to hepatitis or HIV at a local dental clinic.
Tucson Medical Center will open new multimillion-dollar surgical tower May 6
Tucson Medical Center is no longer the country's largest single-story hospital.
Olympian Amanda Beard to talk about her eating disorder tonight
Olympic gold medal winner Amanda Beard is scheduled to talk about her book, "In the Water They Can't See You Cry: A Memoir," at an event in Tucson tonight. In her book, the international swimming star reveals some of the demons she battled along the way to becoming an Olympian, including al…
HIV, hepatitis scare affects 174 treated at Marana dental clinic
Patients at a now-closed Marana dental clinic could have been exposed to hepatitis or HIV, county health officials said Wednesday.
Pima County Health officials: Patients of closed dental office need disease screening
Former patients of a now-closed Marana dental clinic could have been exposed to hepatitis or HIV, county health officials say.
Slain Giffords aide Zimmerman to be honored Tuesday in DC ceremony
Constituents called Gabriel Zimmerman for all kinds of reasons - veterans needed help getting medals, people were angry about health reform, ranchers were worried about the border.
Free, public talk with Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard
Olympic gold medal winner Amanda Beard is scheduled to talk about her book, "In the Water They Can't See You Cry: A Memoir," at an event in Tucson next week.
Homeless Tucson teens seeking help at a record-breaking pace
A growing number of Tucson-area youths are becoming casualties of economic and family instability.
Service for University of Arizona medical student today at 3 p.m.
A memorial service for University of Arizona medical student Zach Orman ia scheduled for 3 p.m. today - Wednesday, April 10 at Temple Emanu-El in midtown Tucson.
Pima County Supervisors give 3-2 nod for Medicaid expansion
The Pima County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning voted 3-2 in favor of expanding the state's Medicaid program.
University of Arizona medical student dies in paragliding accident
Students and professors at the University of Arizona College of Medicine are mourning the loss of a third year medical student.
Pima County supervisors support governor's plan for Medicaid expansion
Updated: The Pima County Board of Supervisors today voted 3-2 in favor of expanding the state's Medicaid program.
Drug shortage forces county to suspend routine TB tests
Pima County will temporarily halt routine tuberculosis screenings beginning April 15.
Health briefs: Public-health expert to speak on "Obamacare"
Impact of 'Obamacare' topic of expert's talk
Forum about new health law in Tucson Wednesday
Nationally-recognized public health expert Dr. Jonathan Weisbuch, who is the former director of the Maricopa County Health Department, will speak at a free public forum Wednesday evening.
Pima County temporarily halting routine tuberculosis tests
Beginning April 15, Pima County will temporarily halt routine tuberculosis screenings.
Doctors disagree on AHCCCS expansion
A 50-year-old Tucson man had lost his job after a heart attack. He needed a new battery for his defibrillator, but had no access to health care.
TMC quits project for hospital in Green Valley, but plans go forward anyway
Tucson Medical Center says it will not move forward with a partnership to open a hospital in Green Valley.
Health Briefs
Mental health walk to raise awareness
Acclaimed doctor in mind-body research joins University of Arizona
You'd have thought it was a rock concert, not an arthritis lecture.
Prominent UA physician V. Fulginiti dies
Pioneering Tucson pediatrician and internationally recognized scientist Dr. Vincent A. Fulginiti died of cancer March 19. He was 81.
Local Valley Fever cases have spiked significantly, CDC says
Coccidioidomycosis, also known as valley fever, has increased significantly in its "endemic area," which includes Arizona.
Few in county probably know about free discount Rx card
A free discount prescription card offered by Pima County has had a low usage rate, even though it allows an average 68 percent in savings.
University of Arizona Medical Center's lung-transplant program returns, and other health news
UA lung-transplant program returns
Arizona student who took on Aetna has died of colon cancer
Arijit Guha, who earned national attention for challenging Aetna over its health insurance policy for students, died Friday of colon cancer.
Vaccine billboard in Tucson misleads, health officials say
A billboard along Interstate 10 is disingenuous and misleading parents about childhood vaccinations, some local public health officials say.
Drug overdose deaths up in Pima County
More than 300 Pima County residents died of drug overdoses in 2012, a new county report says.
Armless Tucson woman taking her message of hope to Ethiopia
A Tucson woman born with no arms is taking a message to impoverished and post-conflict countries, where people with physical impairments are often shunned and prevented from going to school.
Hospitals get behind AHCCCS expansion
Local hospitals and emergency rooms are at risk of closing if the Legislature doesn't expand a state-run health insurance program to include more people, Arizona Medicaid officials were told Thursday.
Kicanas: New pope is a 'sign of unity'
The newly elected pontiff is from an area of the world with a flourishing Catholicism that will be relatable to many Southern Arizonans, local Catholic leaders said Wednesday.
Tucson Bishop Kicanas: New pope choice 'inspiring'
Tucson Bishop Gerald F. Kicanas was surprised at today's choice of a new pontiff.
Public forum about Medicaid expansion set for Thursday
Officials with the state's Medicaid program will be in Tucson this week to discuss the health insurance program for lower-income Americans.
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Land of Nod
Wow. This selection from the Land of Nod (they are partners with Crate & Barrel) is a feast for the eyes. You can decorate your peanut's room with adorable rugs, curtains, and pillows, but the fun doesn't stop there. We also have a tiny pink speedster, bath toys, and tutus for girly girls.
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Kids' Bedroom Blowout
Gone are the days when decorating a kid's room meant slapping up some Mickey Mouse wallpaper and calling it a day (not that we don't love Mickey). Today, the opportunities to create a stylish and unique room are endless — and we've rounded up some of our favorite products to get you started. The prices on the toddler beds, toy boxes, bookshelves, bedding, beanbag chairs, and more are all up to 70% off.
SALE ENDED ON: March 8, 2013
Mini Makeover: Kids' Decor
If you need to spice up your little one's space, you've come to the right place. Add some character to your kids' cove with hanging butterflies, a princess-themed bed, Thomas & Friends toy chests, fire-truck inspired rugs, and more. Bedding and super-soft blankets also make an appearance here.
SALE ENDED ON: February 18, 2013
Girls' Playroom
These cute finds — which include everything from furniture to toys — will add some character to any playroom. Choose from kid-friendly storage bins to keep things organized, as well as table-and-chair sets and nature-inspired wall decals. We have wooden toys from KidKraft and Guidecraft too — obviously, no playroom is complete without them!
SALE ENDED ON: January 25, 2013
A French Bedroom: Catimini Kids' Bedding & More
Give your child's room some French flair! Catimini's animated bedding is a far cry from cutsie — choose from duvets in vivid prints like flowers, bold stripes, and animals. Plus, colorful storage bins and out-of-the-box wallpaper are the perfect finishing touches.
SALE ENDED ON: January 14, 2013
Get Organized in 2013!
The start of the new year is the perfect time to get organized! From now on, cleaning will be a cinch — hand-painted toy chests, colorful storage cubbies, and more will whip your kid's cove into tip-top shape.
SALE ENDED ON: January 18, 2013
Bedding & Furnishings
Welcome to our pop-up boutique! You can buy all of our favorite products at this one-stop shop — we have clothes for babies and kids (including cozy winter finds), bump-chic maternity looks, adorable kids' bedding, and strollers and diaper bags for parents-to-be. The shop is filled with the best brands at the best prices, so fill up your cart.More Styles by Land of Nod
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I have maybe 75 dives in this BC and with the exception of a front center clip breaking on my first dive (before evening getting in the water) it has beeb flawless. The design...Read complete review
I have maybe 75 dives in this BC and with the exception of a front center clip breaking on my first dive (before evening getting in the water) it has beeb flawless. The design keeps everything in close so wreck diving is a cynch. Lite enough to make it comfortable for recreation drift dives and functional enough to use inspecting bridge supports or welds. How ever as far as warmth goes(though I have never relied on my BC for warmth) it is not warm. Over all good product. I will buy another when I need it. Also my wife dive a LadyHawk and finds it equally enjoyable and she did not suffer a broken fastner.
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The one thing you want in a BCD is ease of use, and the one purpose of a BCD is to adjust bouyancy. Adjusting bouyancy is the one of the most difficult things to ...Read complete review
The one thing you want in a BCD is ease of use, and the one purpose of a BCD is to adjust bouyancy. Adjusting bouyancy is the one of the most difficult things to do with this BCD because of the location of the dump valves. The shoulder mounted valve is situated on the front side of the shoulder. If you attempt to dump air, you must first place yourself in a vertical to slightly "leaned back" position so air inside the BCD is at the valve. Since most of us swim in a prone, face down position, that makes using the shoulder valve quite difficult. Similarly, if sitting on the surface, since this BCD has a back inflation bladder, it tends to make you sit on the surface in a "leaned forward" position, with your face in the water. Same problem; to get the air to the dump valve, you have to lean back. There is a second dump valve at the bottom of the BCD, but unless you are swimming somewhat head down, there is no air behind that valve, either. Having always to re-orient yourself to get air behind the dump valves to dump air is not the "ease of use" that I want in a BCD.
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Great BCD! I spend a lot of time in the water and have owned several over the years. By far the best for me!
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I have logged over 600 dives on my Nighthawk BCD and haven't had a problem one with it. My other two BCD's are the ScubaPro Glide and Scubapro Ladyhawk. I have not used the other two but I loan them out to friends and have never had a complaint when they use them.
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Texting for 911 starts 4-month trial in VtThe Associated Press | December 04,2012MONTPELIER As part of a four-month trial period, Sprint Wireless customers in Vermont can send a text message to 911 for emergency help.
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The Calera Police Department received a Speed Awareness Monitor (SAM) that was funded from an $8,500 grant from the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office.
The SAM, which is mounted on a small trailer, is placed near the highway in town and displays a motorist's speed. The sign will flash when someone is exceeding the posted speed limit which is 55 miles per hour on the stretch of Highway 69/75 that goes through Calera.
Police Chief Don Hyde said it provides the town with another traffic enforcement tool.
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Nationality: ESPBorn : 28.09.1981Place of birth: Villanueva Serena (ESP) Height: 1.92mPosition: PG
Team 2010-11: Toronto Raptors (USA-NBA)Career: Alicante (Spain-LEB, 1999-2000), Alicante (Spain-ACB, 2000-01), Fuenlabrada (Spain-ACB, 2001-02), Vitoria (Spain-ACB, 2002-05), Toronto Raptors (USA-NBA, 2005-11)
This comeback with the National Team for José, who missed EuroBasket 2009 and the 2010 FIBA World Championship is good news for him and for Spain. The past two seasons have not been all about fun and joy for the former star of Vitoria. He has been bothered by injuries and a struggling Toronto Raptors side, and lost some of his confidence. However, the experienced Calderon remains one of the smartest playmakers around, a true team player, a leader on the court, and is never shy taking big shots when they present themselves. Calderon has that knack for picking up the adequate tempo, which is rather important for a Spanish squad which loves to run and push up the pace, but which has tons of weapons for the half-court offense as well.


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BLT Wrap with Avocado: Pureed to Perfection
Christina LaneThs secret to this creamy BLT wrap? Pureed avocado that stays in place and adds flavor to the entire meal.
Ths secret to this creamy BLT wrap? Pureed avocado that stays in place and adds flavor to the entire meal.
Butter up these hard poppy seed rolls today for an ideal breakfast. OR use them to fix up your favorite sandwich. OR place them on the table for dinner. They are perfect for any time of day.
Jams or Jellies? What's a chutney? If you've ever wondered about the differences among all of the different types of soft spreads you can cook up in your kitchen, then look no further!
This orange julius fudge recipe is topped with chocolate morsels and possesses an orange zest in the base. It's sweet, it's tasty, it's a must-make dessert!
Use it as a spread, dip or sauce. This popular Indian cilantro chutney is easy to make with just a few basic ingredients.
This unique Spaghetti Squash "Pasta" dish is light and meat-free. It's the perfect dinner for a hot summer day.
This warm fava bean salad with waluts and pear is a harbinger of spring. Enjoy its subtle, albeit distinct, pork flavor today!
This coconut biscotti is a healthy treat that includes a fair share of almonds. It's soft and it's tasty - and it's healthy.
This Mediterranean Quinoa salad is a flavorful and unique appetizer or snack item. It's also gluten free! So enjoy today!
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Up to 50 out of 100 women and men infected with trichomoniasis (trich) do not have symptoms.Reference 2 If symptoms develop, they usually appear within 1 week after a person is infected. But symptoms can develop months later.
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Symptoms may be worse during pregnancy or right before or after a menstrual period. Symptoms in women may include:
- Large amounts of pale yellow or gray-green, sometimes foamy discharge from the vagina.
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- Abnormal musty or fishy odor.
- Pain with sexual intercourse even if you use a lubricant such as K-Y Jelly or Astroglide.
- Patchy red areas on the genitals or on the cervix (strawberry cervix).
- Painful urination (dysuria) or frequent urination.
- Discomfort in the lower abdomen. This isn't a common symptom of trich, and it may mean another problem is present.
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Men rarely have symptoms but still need treatment. If symptoms are present, they may include:
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Prof. Tai-Heng Cheng
has recently published a new book, When International Law Works: Realistic Idealism After 9/11 and the Global Recession (Oxford University Press, 2012).
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October 23, 2011, Aspen Institute/Institute for Global Law Mixer
The Institute is hosting a
mixer for its student fellows to meet Aspen Institute 2009 seminar
participants. They will have an opportunity to meet with a 9th circuit
judge, a New York appellate judge, a former U.S. Solictor General,
partners of law firms, and heads of NGOs.
October 20, 2011, International Law Careers Fair
The Institute is helping to
organize the American Society of International Law Careers Fair at New
York Law School. All students are welcome.
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October 5, 2011 – International Economic Law CLE
Tai-Heng Cheng, with the help of
the student fellows, conducted an online CLE on international economic law
for the American Society of International Law, which 50 practitioners
worldwide signed up for. We waived the fee for NYLS students, and several
students joined the online class.
September 27 – New York Law School Faculty Workshop
Cheng presented "Finality and Justice in ICSID
Arbitration" the NYLS faculty workshop. Fellows who worked on the
research attended the workshop.
September 27 – New York City Area Working Group
We hosted the inaurgural meeting of the New
York City Area International Economic Law Working Group, which the student
Fellows attended along with scholars, partners of major law firms and a
chief judge. Rob Howse of NYU discussed a proposed
arbitration center in New York, George Bermann of Columbia Law School, the
Chief Rapporteur of the draft Restatement of International Commercial
Arbitration gave a frank report of ongoing controversies about the draft
restatement, and Odette Lineau of Cornell Law School
presented her forthcoming book, Rethinking Sovereign Debt.
Houman Shadab is a member of this Working
Institute for International Law and
Justice, New York University School of Law: NYU Investment Law Forum
First session: September 19, 2011
Colloquium Room, Furman Hall 900
(245 Sullivan Street, New York, NY
6:15 PM - 8:00 PM (hors d'oeurvres at 5:15)
Speaker: Tai-Heng Cheng, Professor of Law, Co-Director,
Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law
Paper: "Finality and Justice in ICSID Arbitration"
Discussants: Ruth Wedgwood,
Burling Professor of International Law and Diplomacy and
Director, Program on International Law and Organizations, School of
Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; Jose
Alvarez, New York University Law School.
Centre for International Law and National University of Singapore Seminar: The Law of Military Force in a Time of Revolutions (Video Available Here)
July 15, 2011 National University of Singapore Center for International Law
Panelist: Tai-Heng Cheng, Professor of Law, Co-Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law School
Chaired by Simon Chesterman, Vice Dean and Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore, and Global Professor and Director of the New York University School of Law Singapore Programme.
2011 ASIL Summer Associate Briefing Series: The Crossroads of Public and Private International Law (Video Available Here)
June 28, 2011 New York Law School
Panelists: Dr. Stephen Mathias, Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs of the United Nations; Tai-Heng Cheng, Professor of Law & Co-Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, & Policy, New York Law School; Natalie Reid, Associate at Debevoise and Plimpton.
Chaired by Elizabeth Andersen, Executive Director and Vice President of ASIL.
Wilmerhale Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Talk: Reconsidering ICSID Awards
June, 2011 London office of Wilmerhale
Panelist: Tai-Heng Cheng, Professor of Law & Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, & Policy, New York Law School.
Chaired by: Dr. Maxi Scherer, Counsel at Wilmerhale Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP.
The Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies Conference, Assessing the Impact of the International Criminal Court
Keynote: Conceptualizing 'the Local' in Transitional Justice
May 5-6, 2011 Leiden University-Campus, The Hague
Keynote Speaker: Ruti Teitel, Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law & Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law School.
American Society of International Law 105th Annual Meeting, Fragmentation of International Legal Orders and International Law: Ways Forward?
March 24, 2011 Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C.
Moderator: Ruti Teitel, Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law & Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law School
Panelists: George A. Bermann, Columbia Law School; Jacob Katz Cogan, University of Cincinnati, College of Law; Nele Matz-Luck, Maz Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law; Mario Prost, Keele University, School of Law; Sahib Singh, Skadden Arps and the University of Vienna.
London School of Economics Global Governance Discussion, Global Civil Society and Transitional Justice; Actors, Roles, Implications
February 18, 2011 London School of Economics
Chair: Martin Albrow, Emeritus Professor of the University of Wales; Senior Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics.
Speakers: Ruti Teitel, Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law & Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law School; Dr. Iavor Rangelov, Global Security Research Fellow at LSE Global Goverance and Co-Chair of the London Transitional Justice Network.
Respondent: Walter Veirs, Regional Directoc, Central and Eastern Europe and Russia, C.S. Mott Foundation.
Constitutionalism in a New Key? International Conference, State Boundaries as a Normative Problem
January 29, 2011 WZB Social Science Research Center, Humboldt University of Berlin
Chair: Geir Ulfstein, Institutt for offentlig rett, Department of Public and International Law, University of Oslo.
Panelists: Andreas Follesdal, Philosopher, Professor & Director of Research, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University of Oslo; Rob Howse, Lloyd C. Nelson Professor of International Law, New York University School of Law; Ruti Teitel, Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law & Director, Institute for Global Law, Justice, and Policy, New York Law School; Jeremy Waldron, Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory, Oxford University Professor and Professor of Law, New York University; Neil Walker, Regius Professor of Public Law and the Law of Nature and Nations, LLB, PhD, University of Ediburgh.


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Jamison HensleyFrom now until the start of training camps in late July, I will take some time off. This week will be one where I'll be leaving the blog in the capable hands of our editors, who will keep you informed with all the latest news. When I return, I wil...
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Wide-open race for Steelers' returner job
Jamison HensleyThe Pittsburgh Steelers will have competition at running back and outside linebacker this year, although I believe rookies Le'Veon Bell and Jarvis Jones will win those jobs. The most wide-open battle in Pittsburgh is in the return game. The releas...
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John ClaytonPlenty of teams made big splashes early in free agency, but keep an eye on those who waited for smart bargains, writes John Clayton.
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Reviewing AFC North position rankings
Jamison HensleyFor the past two weeks, the AFC North blog has ranked the positions in the division. Some positions were easy (running back was straightforward) and others were not (wide receiver and secondary were the toughest for me). To review all of the posit...
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May 03, 2013
Eight in the Box: Returning from injury
Jamison HensleyA look at key players for each AFC North team who are coming back from injuries: Baltimore Ravens: Cornerback Lardarius Webb. The Ravens need their top cornerback to return to his old form, especially with Cary Williams going to the Eagles in free...
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Wake-up: Browns sign Hoyer, Jackson
Jamison HensleyWhile the other teams in the AFC North are preparing for minicamps next week, the Cleveland Browns have been busy on and off the field during their workouts this week. The Browns signed two players (see below) and welcomed guard Jason Pinkston back t...
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Exploring the lesser known: Steelers
Field YatesIt's difficult to describe the Steelers as a lesser-known opponent for the Patriots given the recent history between the two teams, although they didn't play each other during the 2012 season (it almost feels like they are in the same division given ...
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Chat Rewind: Antonio Brown a No. 1 WR?
Jamison HensleyHere are some highlights from our weekly AFC North chat ... Jesse [via mobile]: Is Antonio Brown a No. 1 receiver? Jamison Hensley (ESPN): There are different levels of No. 1 receivers in the league. Calvin Johnson and A.J. Green are 1A. Vincen...
Blog | May 16, 2013 -
AFC North preseason schedule finalized
Jamison HensleyI know everyone was holding up their plans for the summer until the dates and kickoff times for the preseason games were finalized. All times are ET. So here you go: CINCINNATI BENGALS Thursday, Aug. 8: at Atlanta, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday, Au...
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AFC North position rank: Special teams
Jamison HensleyThe AFC North is finishing up the position ranks today, and I will have a wrap-up on all of the rankings Friday. Let's look at special teams, and the rankings are based on specialists and not coverage or return units as a whole. 1. Baltimore Raven...
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Wake-up: Wallace uses Big Ben comparison
Jamison HensleyThe theme of Thursday's wake-up call is former players. Even though they're gone, they still generate interest. Other than the item on the Cincinnati Bengals, it's time to revisit some names no longer on an AFC North roster: RAVENS: The Baltimore ...
Blog | May 16, 2013 -
AFC North position rank: Secondary
Jamison HensleyThe AFC North blog is wrapping up its rankings for the positions on defense. This is a projection on how the group will fare this season. It's not an evaluation based on last year. For Wednesday, let's look at the secondary. 1. Pittsburgh Steelers...
Blog | May 15, 2013 -
James Harrison's very expensive habit
Jamison HensleyIn his 9.5-minute introductory news conference with Cincinnati Bengals reporters, linebacker James Harrison brushed off a question about his opinion on quarterback Andy Dalton, acknowledged he's motivated by his release from the Pittsburgh Steele...
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AFC North chat reminder
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wordless Wednesday -- Prince Spaghetti Advertising
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- Greta Koehl said...
Wow - that's a blast from the past!
- January 17, 2012 at 7:29 PM
- Carol said...
I remember the brand too.
- January 17, 2012 at 7:40 PM
- Heather Rojo said...
I remember that for a while there was a restaurant at the Prince factory in Lowell. It was one of the first places we went to eat when we moved to Londonderry (there was only one restaurant in town back then so we had to go to the "Big City"!)
- January 17, 2012 at 9:29 PM
- Barbara Poole said...
Glad you all remembered. Heather, the restaurant was Prince Grotto. It was closed when Borden bought it, but we did use it for training sessions after the company closed. Unfortunately, Borden didn't want to be in the restaurant business.
- January 18, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- Cheri said...
AAAAaaaannnnn- toe - Kneeeeeee!
Brought back many memories!
Wednesday was Prince Spaghettti Day. - January 19, 2012 at 7:33 PM
- Barbara Poole said...
Cheri, nice it brought back memories, and hopefully a smile.
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A harrowing mountain rescue took place Thursday when an absconded juvenile from the Appalachian ChalleNGe Academy fell down a mountainside and clung for his life on a cliff in Grays Knob.
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"At 10:11 a.m. Thursday, I received a dispatch from KSP of a young man hanging on a cliff near Grays Knob, behind the Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Center across the river near the railroad tracks," said HCRS Capt. Chris Allen. "After surveying the scene I called Lt. James Billings, with the Harlan City Fire Department, to bring one of their long ladders to the scene. By using the ladder we didn't have to hike several miles through the mountains and rappel down the mountain to reach the young man. I also approached a CSX official, who was pulling up to see what was going on, and asked him to notify their office to stop any trains in the area until the situation could be resolved."
Allen said the juvenile was hanging onto "a couple of little bushes" on a cliff approximately 40 feet above the railroad tracks. He said the juvenile was "alert and appeared to have an injury to his right knee or possibly a broken leg."
"The young man told me a rock rolled down and hit him after he fell. He'd been hanging there for several hours," said Allen. "We got a Swiss Seat Harness on him, hooked him on a rope and worked him down a ladder. We got him packaged and sent out with Harlan EMS. We did have to go back up and bring down another person, who was uninjured and only assisting at the scene."
Appalachian ChalleNGe Academy Interim Director Josh Coldiron said it was apparent a cadet was missing after a head count was conducted after an exercise class was finished and the cadets were taken outside for a flag raising event. He said it was just "a matter of minutes" before staff realized the young man was missing.
"We followed policies and procedures and notified the Kentucky State Police," said Coldiron. "We also utilized our camera system and saw the cadet exiting the back door of the gym and going up into the mountains. We had staff already in the mountains doing a search when the cadet was found."
Coldiron said the safety and security of the cadets is first and foremost in the academy's mind. He added the academy is a voluntary program and not a juvenile detention center.
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There were so many noteworthy events that took place in 2012 that The Yadkin Ripple wasn't able to fit it all into one year in review summary.
The year 2012 saw some big changes for Yadkin County as well as some tragedy and sadness.
These are the remaining five of the top ten stories of 2012.
1. "You Are Here" films in Yadkin County
Not many people may look at the rolling hills and far reaching farmland of Yadkin County and envision the perfect place for a film. That changed this summer when You Are Here filmed in several places around Yadkin County and Winston-Salem.
The film, starring Zach Galifianakis, Owen Wilson, Amy Poehler and Jenna Fischer, had scenes filmed on Dinkins Bottoms Road and at D&J Galaxy grocery store in Boonville.
A large crowd turned out to see the filming at D&J Galaxy and there were several sightings of the celebrities and crew at local restaurants. Bobby Todd, director of the Yadkin County Chamber of Commerce, said that the film brought a significant amount of revenue and recognition to the Yadkin County area.
2. Junior Johnson auctions his Yadkin County estate
A racing legend left his longtime home of Yadkin County this year. The NASCAR legend was born and raised in Wilkes County and learned his fast driving techniques bootlegging in the foothills throughout his adolescent years.
Johnson built his flawless estate in Hamptonville with the earnings from his successful years as a NASCAR driver, team owner, owner of Yadkin Valley Foods and co-owner of Piedmont Distillers.
Johnson decided to rid himself of the property after a series of health issues that made it impossible for him to care for the property. The 150-acre estate went up for auction on Aug. 7, 2012. It sold for $2.3 million.
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A Yadkinville insurance agent and football commissioner for the Yadkinville Sertoma Sports Club was charged with one count each of embezzlement by an insurance agent, common law forgery and making a false statement.
Charles Everett Collins is the owner and an agent of Moore-Moxley Insurance Agency in Yadkinville. Collins was charged with forging a signature for a refund check in the amount of $4, 452 that was issued to the policy holder and then deposited the funds into his insurance agency's bank account without the policy holder's permission.
Collins was also accused of signing and issuing a certificate of insurance for the Sertoma Sports Club when he knew that the policy had been cancelled months prior for non-payment of premiums.
Collins surrendered at the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office on Aug. 19, 2012 and was placed under a $50,000 unsecured bond.
4. Body found in eastern Yadkin County
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U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Harold M. Brown was returned to his living family members after 60 years of not knowing his whereabouts. Sgt. Brown was serving in the Korean War in 1950 when his battalion was overtaken by the Chinese and he taken prisoner of war.
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Are you talking about how long he can stay inside thrusting before he ejaculates, or how long his erection lasts before it goes soft?
pretty much how long the erection can last - foreplay to the end lol
Oh, I thought you meant how long it takes him to go off.
He stays hard after he shoots. So if that is how you time it, he can last a really really long time.
2 hours to me would not be good, It doesn't take us that long to get off, I'm pretty sure I'd lose interest if it lasted that long. Stop thinking there is something wrong with you!
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When last we left our heroes: a wacky-acting Fin Fang Foom transformed Tony, Bucky and Thor into frogs. Thor used his psychic link to Throg to summon the Pet Avengers; F-cubed swallowed first the Frogvengers, then the Pet Avengers - and made Lockheed an offer he maybe, possibly, can't refuse?
Lockjaw teleports everyone out of F-cubed's belly, and seeing an Avengers Alert, teleports them all to join the battle already in progress in China.
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Tony is finding it's not so easy being green, when it's not preceded by lots and lots of alcohol.
There's also an adorable sequence with him trying to talk to Rhodey. :D
There's an epic battle, not made any better by F-cubed's animating an army of Chinese warrior statues. The Pet A's hold their own, though, and as usual, his inability to fight gives Ms. Lion ample time to get a step ahead of everyone else on what's really going on.
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 ^})t Sluntlep fnvm^iht USPS 580-36a THURSDAY December 19,1996 - VOLUME 36, NUMBER 37 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS TWENTY-FIVE GENTS School Board Launches Building Program Live Nativity At Trinity Lutheran Church At their regular meeting on November 21st, the Board of Education initiated a second building program. They declared their intent to construct an elementary school on a site in the Village of Lake in the Hills. Occupancy is expected by the beginning of the 1999-2000 school year (two years from next Ml). If adequate funds liecome available, the facility will house up to 1,000 preschool and youngo* elementary students. The current Grade School and High School buildings will house intermediate grade levels. The specific grade levels have not been determined, but will probably be whatever grades are not housed in the new secondary school now under construction on Harmony Road and the proposed new elementary school. It is interesting to note that we currently have only one classroom in the school district that is designed for preschool or kindogarten. We have received notice from the Village of Lake in the Hills that a purchase agreement has i)een executed that will make a 240-aciJe site available fw the project The site is located northwest of the intersection of Reed and Haligus Roads, immediately northeast of the Village of Huntley. Only about half of the site will be required for the project The remaining portion of the site, plus another smaller site in the Village of Lake in the Hills previously aquired, may be liquidated with Ae funds allocated toward cost of '^instruction (d the building. -^ The project is expected to be funded in part by issuing general obligation bonds to be ^iproved at referendum in Novembo' of 1997. Other sources of funding under consideration include, certificates of participation (bonds issued and repaid by future impact fees), accumulated impact fees and operating fund balances. The cost of a project to house 1,000 students, excluding purchase (^ the site, is estimated at more than $10,000,000. More than half of the cost is expected to come directly w indirectly frxim impact fees. More than $1.5 million in impact fees are expected each year for the next sevoal years. It is the goal to keep the tax rate for taxpayers for bond repayment below 75 cents. This is the level promised to the voters at the referendum held in 1994. It is the goal that this level be maintained in the future. Maintaining the 75 cent tax rate level is possible if the assessed valuation grows fast enough. Estimates have been conservative using the assumption that annual growth in assessed valuation will be ten percent The average annual growth in assessed valuation over the past three years has actually averaged more than seventeen percent The tax rate being paid this year is 64 cents. Architectural, engineering, construction management and financial services for the project are currently being arranged. Discussions are being conducted with most of the firms that provided such services for the current project on Harmony Road. One option under consideration is a prototype process. Under this process, a school already constructed would be selected for replication on our site. This could reduce the cost and time required for architectural and engineering services. Use of this process is contingent upon finding a facility that meets our unique needs. Any school constructed in School District 158 must be designed to handle ccmstructicxi of additions in the future to accommodate growing enrollmoit Whatever process is selected, the conceptual design of the facility is expected to be completed liefore the end of this school year. Opportunities for input bota interested parties will be provided during all design phases of the process. Reprinted from the December 6 issue of School District #158 Administration Bulletin. Notice By Pastor Kittel The Youth of Trinity :Lutheran Church are presenting a LIVE NATIVITY on Sunday, December 22nd from 5-6:45pm in front of the church. The Church is located at 11008 N. Church St. (at First St.). You are invited to view it as you drive by or stop by and join us in singing the carols of the season as we celebrate the birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ. You are invited to bring a food item gift to place at the manager. All food items will go to the Grafton Township Food Pantry. You'll find parking in the rear of the church. If your schedule permits, you are invited to the Sunday School Children's program in the church. They will be presenting "God's Christmas Puzzle". It starts at 7:00pm. NO ROOM IN THE INN? There is always room for one more - you. So, why not bring your family and join ours on CHRISTMAS EVE at 7:00pm for our family CHRISTMAS SERVICE. If you need a little reflective and silent night time, please consider joining us at the 11:00pm CANDLELIGHT SERVICE. Last, but not lease, start the day off right on CHRISTMAS DAY for our 10:00am CAROL SERVICE. Let us celebrate together the Gift of God'sJOY to the world!! Luminaria Lights Up Huntley The Farmside office will be closed Dec. 23rd thru Jan. 3rd. Again this year. Rusty and Diane Ayers of Huntley are encouraging residents of Church Street, and the rest of Huntley, to "Light Up Huntley" with luminaria. Homeowners in many local suburbs have created a holiday tradition of lining their streets with luminaria candles on Christmas Eve. These homemade lanterns are a beautiful sight as people go to church or come home from their last-minute Christmas errands. The Ayers talked to neighbors to start up this tradition last Christmas along Church Street in Huntley. The luminaria are cheap, easy to make, and a great Christmas craft project for kids. What you need is clean plastic milk jugs, without caps; knife or scissors, short altar- type candles (8-12 hour emergency candles work best); and sand, cat litter or small stones to weigh down the jugs. To make them: Cut a U-shaped flap in the side of the jug, big enough to fit your hand through. Throw a handful of sand into the bottom of the jug and add a candle. Place the jugs Continued on Page 3 Notice Hydrant flushing will be done on December 20, 1996. Dead-end hydrants will be the only hydrants flushed by Public Works due to weather conditions. The hydrants will be flushed between the hours of 7:00am and 3:00pm. Please refrain from doing laundry or using large amounts of water for a 24 hour period after flushing has been completed. This will allow time for any remaining iron sediments left in the system to settle down. Public Works would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!. ' C.r.iA
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1996-12-19 |
Month | 12 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1996 |
Volume | 36 |
Issue | 37 |
Decade | 1990-1999 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library. |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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About 24 hours later, he was hearing chants of "M-V-P! M-V-P!" and teaming with another new face to carry the Timberwolves to a much-needed victory.
Johnson and Mickael Gelabale signed 10-day contracts on Saturday morning, then scored the first 23 points of the fourth quarter to lift the Timberwolves to a 92-79 victory over the slumping Houston Rockets on Saturday night.
Johnson, signed from Santa Cruz of the NBA Development League, scored 13 of his 15 points in the fourth. Gelabale, a forward who arrived from France on Thursday, had 10 of his 11 points in the final 12 minutes to help the injury-plagued Wolves snap a five-game skid.
"I don't think I drew it up that way," Johnson said with a big smile.
Neither did the Rockets, who were caught totally flat-footed by a pair of unknown players who showed more heart and hustle in 12 minutes than the entire Houston team has in about two weeks.
James Harden scored 18 points on 5-of-18 shooting for the Rockets, who have lost seven straight games. Houston shot 32 per cent and committed 20 turnovers in another lethargic effort that had coach Kevin McHale scrambling to find anybody who could give them some energy.
The Rockets starters shot 25.5 per cent for the game and Harden is shooting 28 per cent (23 for 80) over the last three games.
"We're so out of character right now," McHale said. "We have turnovers, when guys are open we're not hitting them and we take the extra dribble. Right now, we're really in a funk and we've got to get ourselves out of it. That's the bottom line. And we will."
Andrei Kirilenko had 21 points and 11 rebounds, and Luke Ridnour scored 16 points for the Timberwolves, who had lost each of their previous five by double digits and were playing with just nine healthy bodies.
They appeared to be running out of gas again when the Rockets closed the third quarter with a 10-2 run to cut Minnesota's lead to 63-59, but that's when Johnson and Gelabale improbably took over.
The super-athletic Johnson scored Minnesota's first eight points of period. He threw down a huge alley-oop from Ridnour and was serenaded with the MVP chants when he knocked down two free throws for a 71-62 lead.
"I heard it," Johnson said sheepishly of the chants. "I don't agree with it at all. It's just a great fan base. They showed great support tonight."
Gelabale picked up from there, the French Olympian converting a three-point play during an 11-point scoring binge of his own to hold off the Rockets. Kirilenko's putback with 1:35 to play was the first bucket by someone other than the 10-day duo in the fourth.
Getting outworked by two players who weren't in the league on Friday may have been rock bottom for the Rockets.
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"I'm not playing to the best of my ability," Harden said. "I'm not making shots, I'm not making plays. I think we're kind of in a fog right now. We've got to find a way to get out of this fog."
Looking for some juice, McHale started backup Patrick Beverley at point guard over Jeremy Lin, who was just 1 for 5 in the first half, to begin the third quarter along with reserves Carlos Delfino and Marcus Morris. But Beverley picked up two quick fouls and had to go to the bench and the Rockets went 0 for 7 and committed five turnovers in the first four minutes of the period.
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"Smoke and mirrors," Porter replied. "Smoke and mirrors."
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a fake website in South Korea, which is designed to look like legitimate Red Cross appeals for donations to Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. East Sea is a Katrina Internet charity scam which trys to dupe contributors!
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1. | East Sea | ||
n. Sea between Korea and Japan and another name for Sea of Japan preferred by South Korea.
The fact that Sea of Japan is preferred by many countries doesn't mean that it can't be a misnomer. The sea was known as "Sea of Korea/Corea/Joseon" or "East/Oriental Sea" until Japan's militant expansionism. Also, East Sea has been used for 2,000 years while Sea of Japan has been used for only 200 years. And even if the sea was called "Sea of Korea/Japan" at certain times, Korea is only trying to keep it neutral and return it to the way it was before they lost their voice (due to imperialist Japan) by calling it "East Sea." Who's distorting geography now? Clearly most of the people who posted the defs for East Sea are ignorant rednecks or potheads. Some people here really need to go back to high school... or maybe even kindergarten.
Some might argue that even "East Sea" is not neutral enough since the sea is east of Korea. But take Black Sea or Red Sea for example. They're not really that black or red, are they? But "Sea of Japan" clearly favors Japan, and same thing goes for "Sea of Korea." |
2. | east sea | ||
The sea on the east coast of Korea. So on a map it would be the stretch of water that is on the left on Korea.
The Sea of Japan and the East Sea are simply two different names for the same territory of water. The other definitions of the East Sea were clearly made by under-educated and brainwashed Japanese kids, therefore being extremely biased and incredibly ignorant. I am truly sympathetic that Japanese kids do not have a chance to learn that their country is guilty of changing history in their textbooks so that their country can mess with geography and history. This is not a biased suspicion or presumption. It's as true as the fact that Japan bombed Pearl Harbor during World War II. If you don't believe me, look it up. Korean Kid(while chilling and hanging out with beautiful Korean women): It's so funny seeing Japanese kids get all excited over a sea they don't know dick about. I'm sure Korea and Japan can come to an agreement that satisfies both countries.
Japanese Kid(while watching really shitty anime, eating week old sushi and paying slutty Japanese women to sit next to him): NO!! NO!! Sea of Japan!! Not East Sea!! I'm brainwashed..Me stupid!yah yah!! |
4. | East Sea | ||
East Sea does not exist.
5. | East Sea | ||
1) a dog meat soup and steak restaurant chain in Korea
2) a brothel district in Seoul 3) a medial jargon for plastic surgery 1) East Sea gives you the shits!
2) Hey, you wanna go to East Sea? 3) Psst…, (the South Korea's President) Roh Moo-hyun underwent double eyelid East Sea in which small parts of both of his upper eyelids were removed and folded to give him better appearance in 2004 and is undergoing square jaw East Sea soon. He's really East Sea mania! |


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