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MELBOURNE, Fla. | With Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie in attendance, two of West Alabama's most diminutive players put together huge games as UWA rolled up 637 total yards on the way to a 45-3 victory over Florida Tech on Thursday night.
The victory improves No. 14 West Alabama to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the GSC. Florida Tech is 1-2 and 0-1. The Tigers host Concordia at Tiger Stadium in Demopolis next Thursday. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.
Junior quarterback Kyle Caldwell (5-foot-7, 165 pounds) completed 19 of 26 passes for 251 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Javae Swindle (5-4, 162) ran for 170 yards and two scores on just 10 carries.
Flutie — the former Boston College quarterback who is 5-10 — lives in the Melbourne area and is a booster for the fledgling Panther football program.
Swindle opened the scoring for West Alabama, going 76 yards on the second play of the game. Mark Grant kicked the first of his six extra points to give the Tigers a 7-0 lead just 27 seconds into the game.
Kedrick Rhodes scored on an 11-yard run with 3:00 left in the first quarter to put West Alabama up 14-0. The touchdown was set up by a 36-yard run by Swindle. The sophomore from Jemison High School gained 126 yards on just four carries in the first quarter.
Florida Tech's deepest penetration in the first half came to an abrupt halt when Mario Gainer stuffed Panther quarterback Sean Ashley for no gain on fourth-and-1 at the UWA 25.
Caldwell and Seth Roberts hooked up for the next two West Alabama touchdowns on scoring passes of 16 and 30 yards. Roberts finished with six catches for 116 yards and now has five touochdown receptions in three games.
Florida Tech's points came on the final play of the first half when Brion Ashley connected on a 29-yard field goal set up a bizarre turn of events. With West Alabama on the Panther 3, Tyler Rosenblatt intercepted Gary Johnston in the end zone and retuned it 32 yards.
Ashley connected on a 47-yard pass and run to the UWA 21, but a roughing the passer penalty put the ball on the Tiger 11 with no time on the clock to set up Ashley's field goal.
West Alabama was forced to settle for a field goal on its first drive of the second half, a 38-yarder by Grant for a 31-3 lead. The Tigers stretched the lead to 38-3 with a 98-yard drive, which Swindle capped with a 2-yard run with 1:28 left in the third quarter.
Johnston scored the Tigers' final points on a 3-yard run with 13:46 left, capping a five-play, 64-yard drive.
Kedrick Rhodes followed Swindle with 93 yards on 19 carries, while Chad Toocheck had four receptions for 54 yards.
Demetrus McNeal recorded seven tackles for the Tigers, followed by Mario Gainer and Frank Richardson with six each. The Tigers broke up eight passes, with Malcolm Butler getting two of those.


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I used to spend so much time here, putting my thoughts to "paper" and publishing for anyone to see. My kids are only 6 and 3, and there are so many stories to capture about them.
Maybe things like Facebook have ruined that for me, where I can dash off a thought whenever, instead of composing something more … interesting … than I do now?
But I don't even know where to (re)start. My oldest is in kindergarten and I don't know for sure what's okay and what's not anymore. Will he enjoy my stories about him? Be mad that I put them online, opening both of us to criticism? (I got a lot of flack from attachment parents for that one.)
I used to feel compelled to write. Like something wasn't quite right in my life unless I was putting pen to paper. Now, after I've hit 40, I'm just not sure I need to chronicle everything. Who will care in the end? My grandkids? My great-grandkids? (I would have *loved* to discover an old journal from a relative – but who knows if there will be anyone in the family like that down the road?)
It has to be for me, or not at all. So I'll write when I feel like it, try to put down some fun thoughts that I think my boys will enjoy later, and try not to pressure myself too much. I have enough of that in other areas of my life.

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Enter Philoctetes, on the spectators' right.
O strangers! [220] Who can you be, and from what country, that you have put into this harborless and desolate land? What would I rightly say is your city or your ancestry? The fashion of your equipment is Greek, and most welcome to my [225] sight; but it would please me to hear your voices. And do not shrink from me in fear, or be frightened by my savage looks. No, pity one so wretched and so lonely, a castaway, so friendless and so miserable. Speak to me, if indeed you have come as friends. [230] Oh, answer! It is not right that I be disappointed by you in this request, at least, nor you by me. Neoptolemus
Well, know first, stranger, that we are Greeks, since you desire to learn this. Philoctetes
O cherished sound! Ah, that I should truly be [235] greeted by such a man, after so long a time! What need, young man, has made you land here and brought you to this spot? What business? What wind so kind? Speak, tell me all, so that I may know who you are. Neoptolemus
My birthplace is the island Scyros, and I am sailing [240] homeward. I am the son of Achilles, by name Neoptolemus. Now you know everything. Philoctetes
O son of a father I loved, and of soil I cherished! Ward of aged Lycomedes, on what mission have you touched this shore? From where are you sailing? Neoptolemus
[245] Well, since you ask, it is from Ilium that I am now guiding my ship. Philoctetes
What? You were certainly not our shipmate at the beginning of the expedition there. Neoptolemus
And did you have a part in that toil? Philoctetes
Then you do not know who I am? Neoptolemus
[250] How should I know one whom I have never seen before? Philoctetes
Then you have not even heard my name, or any rumor of those sufferings under which I have been perishing? Neoptolemus
Be sure that I know nothing of what you ask.
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"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." - John Adams
That's a lovely sentiment but John Adams never had to deal with faulty equipment and the current changes in law.
At the core of skeptical philosophy is a humble respect for facts and truth. The universe does not bend to our personal desires or transform itself to suit our needs, no matter how much we may wish it to be so.
No, but the universe has been in a constant state of change caused by human desires and it's quest for technology and superiority that has made us humans aware that what is fact today, may not be a fact tomorrow.
This may be a sobering realization, but it is also empowering. Belief in magic, superstition, or comforting fantasies may give us the illusion of control but they come at the expense of the potential for some measure of genuine control through science and understanding.
It's all about power and control baby! Belief in anything does not wield control. It gives comfort and understand of what is not known. Control comes into play when man uses it as a way to control others.
The reaction of some parents to the diagnosis of autism reflects this principle. It is, of course, understandable that parents of children with autism would look for an explanation that gives them some emotional hook to help them grapple with their situation. I believe that is what leads some parents to believe the anti-vaccine misinformation that falsely blames vaccines for autism. Now they have something and someone to blame, and the (false) hope of biomedical treatments to cure what was done to their child. That can be a more satisfying answer than the one that science currently has to offer.
Exactly what answer does science have to offer? Where is the proof?
Other parents of children with autism, however, have gone in the other direction, believing that autism is not a disorder at all but rather children diagnosed with autism are simply special spiritual beings struggling to adapt and communicate to our crude physical world.
I am one of those "Other Parents" because I suspect that vaccinations may have been a possible answer but since there is no proof as to my thinking, until there is proof, the best I can do is hope that they will pinpoint and eliminate the actual cause. Meanwhile, I NEVER thought that my child was some special spiritual being. Yes, she does struggle and finds it very hard to communicate in what she perceives as the "normal" world but as far as being "special" that word was applied when she was put in "special ed" or as the "normal" kids called her.... she is a "sped" from the small bus.
Before Jenny McCarthy was convinced that vaccines damaged her son Evan, she was convinced that he was a "crystal child" and that she was an Indigo adult.
Yeah, now there's a great example for this little soliloquy. Did she believe this BEFORE she did ecstacy on the airplane and then romp nude on a beach in Hawaii with her Playboy Bunnie friends in open acts of sex or was it after? Like I said, great example.
The idea of indigo children goes back to self-proclaimed psychic Nancy Anne Tappe who claimed in her 1982 book that the next age would be an indigo age, referring to the color of a person's aura. According to Tappe, Indigo children were supposed to be:
"Extremely bright, precocious children with an amazing memory and a strong desire to live instinctively, these children of the next millennium are sensitive, gifted souls with an evolved consciousness who have come here to help change the vibrations of our lives and create one land, one globe and one species."
This notion was adopted as an alternative explanation for children diagnosed with ADD/ADHD – they were simply impatient with our world.
This concept that certain children who may be diagnosed by the establishment with a disorder are really spiritually gifted has been further developed by Suzy Miller in her book, Awesomeism, about which her
website says:
You're a parent or teacher or therapist struggling to come to terms with the diagnosis of autism. You sense that drugs and behavior modification aren't the answer. But what is there? Here it is! A fresh new and boldly positive way to view autism as it really is...not a problem or mystery but a gift in your life.
It beats the hell out of how special ed children are handled by teachers and schools prior to their being diagnosed. It's much easier after the diagnosis as they are then placed in special ed classrooms where they don't have to worry about dragging down the CAT scores of the entire school system due to poor grades.
Their requirements all focus on a heightened state of consciousness within the collective. Simply stated, the energetic environment has to be suitable for who they really are! The collective consciousness of the children also stated that, "in 2012, it would begin to be revealed that these children are not only far from broken; but, energetically, they also hold a level of consciousness beyond the mass collective's understanding."
I guess it's too hard to realize that some of these kids actually can excel at things that they have an interest in. Many of them can. And if she means among other ADD/ADHD/autistic kids with the term "collective" then she is right.
Fear not, there is an answer to the problem of integrating these higher-consciousness beings into our world:
AWESOMISM has worked to support this shift in consciousness since 1999. In 2012, Dr. William Tiller stepped in with a simple hypothesis based on his years of research with intention: Is it possible to support the integration of children diagnosed with autism into their bio-body-suits with the use of a consistent and coherent intention?
Dr. Tiller is a materials scientist turned crank who believes in "intention," which is jargon for magic or "wishing makes it so." This is "The Secret" – the idea that you can change physical reality simply by wishing. He writes:
Psychoenergetic Science involves the expansion of traditional science to include human consciousness and human intention as capable of significantly affecting both the properties of materials (non-living and living) and what we call "physical reality." For the last four hundred years, an unstated assumption of science is that such a thing is impossible. However, our experimental research of the past decade shows that, for today's world and under the right conditions, this assumption is no longer correct.
He goes on to describe his experiments changing the pH of water with thoughts alone. In fact, according to Tiller, you can store "intention" electronically, and then remotely change the pH of water.
This, of course, is classic crank pseudoscience. Tiller clearly has a great deal of factual knowledge and can sling the jargon with the best of them, but has just as clearly lost his way. He has published some of his studies with intention-imprinted electronic devices and the pH of water. As far as I can tell from the full paper, there were no controls and no blinding in his studies. They appear to be the equivalent of the infamous N-ray experiments – lots of technical details, but no actual science.
Yet he concludes:
This research clearly shows that there are two unique levels of physical reality that may become coupled by the proper application of human consciousness. In the uncoupled state, our normal physical reality, this second level is invisible to our physical senses and to our traditional measurement instruments. In the coupled state, the physics of this second level is malleable to human intentions and to human consciousness so that material property measurement magnitudes can be either increased or decreased by specific human intentions.
It's nice to know that someone is trying to find a way to deal with this problem.
Translation – magic is real, and I proved it by anomaly hunting within a worthless scientific protocol.
Tiller and Miller have now teamed up to show that intention can help children with "awesomeism" adapt to their meat jackets and deal with the rest of us poor slobs limited as we are by physical reality and logic.
Hell, I'd be happy if they can find a way to get the normal kids to stop beating up on them and verbally torturing them every chance they get. Nothing will change until we can change the perception of people who don't have a clue as to what it's like for the child or for the parents who can't do a thing to help their child.
Although the New-Age pseudoscience of it all may be interesting, at the center of this particular fantasy are children who need proper diagnosis and treatment. Autism, despite anyone's personal desires, is a brain disorder. We are beginning to unravel the genetic, developmental, and neurophysiological causes of the this category of brain disorders, and deeper understanding is slowly leading to more effective interventions to help children with autism maximize their potential.
I guess when science finally comes up with proper diagnosis and treatment that doesn't waiver from doctor to doctor or school to school you might be on to something there bucko.
Even if we knew nothing about autism, this would not justify substituting a supernatural fantasy for our ignorance. Acknowledging, and even detailing, our ignorance is a necessary step on the path to further discovery, while pleasing magical beliefs are a certain show-stopper.
Subsituting supernatural fantasy for ignorance beats the crap out of going crazy trying to get an autistic child to learn something as simple as brush their teeth or hair or to keep siblings from having a normal life because of all of the irregularities in the household.
That's why skeptics prefer the truth, no matter how unpleasant. Satisfying delusions are a tonic – a drunken stupor that trades later potential for current intellectual numbness.
Skeptics don't believe that EVERYONE prefers the truth? Too bad this problem doesn't get the same funding and attention and press as erectile dysfunction.
Steven Novella, M.D. is the JREF's Senior Fellow and Director of the JREF's Science-Based Medicine project.


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British Go Journal No. 56. June 1982. Page 18.
Report: Ian Meiklejohn
Game comments: M Macfadyen
This year's Easter tournament in Paris proved easy pickings for Dutch ex-wunderkind Ronald Schlemper. Showing the benefit of his recent spell in Japan, where he was on the verge of being promoted to professional shodan, Schlemper coasted to six wins, including victories over Korean 5 dan K. Lim, Terry Stacey and Jim Barty.
Mr. Lim has been living in Paris for many years, and most of the best French players have been taught by him. This was, however, the first time he had played in a tournament in Europe. He lost to Ronald, and then to local man Andr Moussa, who finished second with 5/6. Third and fourth were Lim and Terry, both with 4/6.
The shodan section was won by Levy (France) with 7/7, second was Dutchman Puyt on 6, whilst among those on 5/7 were Ian Meiklejohn (1 dan) and Dave Walker (2 kyu). The slightly chaotic French organisation is illustrated by the fact that Ian not only benefited from one of the defaults that were going, but that he also had to give another shodan a two stone handicap at one stage.
Best quotes from the tournament ... "What do you know about this game?" 12 kyu to passing kibitzer - who turned out to be Schlemper) ... "I got a bit desperate so started a five step ko " (Alastair Wall)
Here is a game from the tournament - comments are by M. Macfadyen.
One of the marks of a strong player is the ability to recognise a won position when you have one, and to play in such a way as to give your opponent no chance to come back. Honinbo Shusaku is supposed to have been able to play for a safe win from the first move when he had black. Lesser mortals need larger margins or points nearer the end of the game. This game from the Paris congress had to be won three times. Richard Granville had black against Mr. Huang.
Black: Richard Granville
White: Mr Huang
The game-file in SGF format.
Figure 1 (1-45)
Figure 2 (46-103)
The record stops at 103. Black seems to have finished winning the game for the second time, but he apparently let White kill part of the group in the lower left, and needed to do it again - this time by killing the five stone group in the upper left corner. Some opponents are less generous than this, and you have to make do with being given only one chance to win.


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The Stranger from the Sea
By Paul Binding
Read by Piers Hampton
A Novel
A lyrical and quietly captivating re-imagining of Ibsen's classic The Lady from the Sea
Released February 19, 2019
English, Unabridged
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Deep War
By David Poyer
Read by Gary Galone
The War with China and North Korea - The Nuclear Precipice
In this riveting thriller, the war with China turns dire as the United States struggles to survive.
Released December 4, 2018
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Dazzle Ships
By Chris Barton
Read by Johnny Heller
An unlikely tale of history, war, and maritime ingenuity!
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Released May 15, 2018
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Hunter Killer
By David Poyer
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The War with China: The Battle for the Central Pacific
The war with China escalates in this dramatic and all-too-real Dan Lenson naval thriller
"[T]he keel of the story-the naval battles with China-are always foremost, and Poyer is among the best authors, present or past, to write these electrifying scenes." - Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
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Collision Course
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The Classic Story of the Collision of of the Andrea Doria and the Stockholm
How the Stockholm and the Andrea Doria met in one of history's deadliest ocean collisions.
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A young Dutchman joins the pirate rebels who lead the 16th Century resistance against Spain.
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Annual Monroe-Woodbury Parents Football Club honors 2017 Crusaders
Photos by William Dimmit Bradley Byrnes receives the 2017 MVP Award from Head Coach Ryan Baldock.
Jack Dembia receives the Rookie of the Year Award from Head Coach Ryan Baldock and Assistant Coach Mike Gennaro.
The core of next year's Monroe-Woodbury Varsity Football team: From left to right, Dylan Wynn, Zack Vanier, Chris Calderone, Jayden Prina, Steven Campione, David Strauss, John Braunagel and Tyler Toledo.
Seniors with their awards: From left to right: Garrett Welch, Owen Chambers, Matt Seguinot, Johnny McCormick and Jack Colbath.
CENTRAL VALLEY — On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 3, the Monroe-Woodbury Parents Football Club held its 2017 awards dinner at the Falkirk Country Club.
The club, run by President Tony Cardone, Vice President Pat White, Secretary Kim Quintana and Treasurer Irene West, raises money and organizes help and support for the Monroe-Woodbury School district football program.
The freshman team's Head Coach Pat Tierney and Assistant Coaches James D'Alessio and Stephen Hagen talked about their season and gave awards to their players.
Then the Junior Varsity Head Coach Joe Pesce and Assistant Coaches Jimmy Ehlers and Mark Tooma talked about their teams season and gave awards and recognition to their players.
Guest speaker Brian Smith, a 1991 Monroe-Woodbury graduate, recalled his football experience playing at Monroe-Woodbury, the University of Rode Island and in Arena League Football League.
Varsity Head Coach Ryan Baldock thanked the Football Club for its support over the season and acknowledged his support staff and his players for their effort over the long season.
Ryan was then joined by Assistant Head Coach Dave Colabella and Assistant Coaches Brett Van De Weert, Jordan Bari and Mike Gennaro as they gave out the awards to the varsity players.
The varsity players receiving awards were:
Johnny McCormick, Most Improved Player and Offensive MVP;
Owen Chambers, Defensive MVP;
Bradley Byrnes, Most Valuable Player;
Jack Dembia, Rookie of the Year;
Jayden Prina, Linemen of the Year;
Jack Colbath, Citizenship Award;
Mikey Boyle, Special Teams MVP;
Matt Seguinot, Plays with Hart Award;
Garrett Welch, the Monroe-Woodbury Football Club Scholarship; and
Owen Chambers, the Michael J. Finnegan Scholar Athlete Scholarship.
The Crusaders finished the season with a 7-2 record, losing in the Section 9 Title game.
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Same-sex marriage and marijuana legalization won a series of referenda on Tuesday, and good partisans of Federalism should, presumably, cheer. Where does the Constitution say that the Federal Government should have any opinion about personal status law? Where does the Constitution say that the Federal Government should have any opinion about control of mind-altering substances?
Except . . . it's very hard for me to see how the Federal Government can avoid getting involved.
Federal law contains a variety of preferences for people in a state of matrimony. Refusing to recognize a duly solemnized and legal marriage in Maine or Washington is plainly to have an opinion about personal status – and one that conflicts with the states in question. Recognizing such marriages means giving them national legitimacy – again, that's the Federal Government offering an opinion.
Advocates for marijuana legalization are fretting now about the DEA disregarding the opinion of the voters in Colorado and Washington – with good reason given the behavior of the Obama DEA in response to much more limited medical marijuana laws in states like California. But the alternative would be something akin to national decriminalization. There's no customs post in Nebraska to inspect the luggage of visitors to Colorado, after all.
I happen to support national recognition of same-sex marriages, because I think the states should be allowed to innovate in this manner, and the Federal Government should not register a contrary opinion. (For that matter, I also favored the same-sex marriage law in my state, New York.) But I'm not deluded that this formal neutrality isn't a substantive endorsement. I also happen to support marijuana decriminalization. But, again, I'm not deluded into thinking that legalization in one state won't make it difficult to impossible to enforce prohibition in a neighboring state. In such a way, a handful of states, if their sovereignty is taken seriously, can change national policy.
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(CNN) -- PetSmart is recalling seven of its Grreat Choice dog biscuit products because they contain peanut products made by a company that has been linked to a salmonella outbreak in 43 states and Canada, the Food and Drug Administration said Wednesday.
Peanut butter and peanut paste processed in a Georgia plant have been linked to an outbreak of salmonella.
Dr. Stephen Sundlof, a veterinarian who is the director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, said that the risk to animals is minimal but that people who handle contaminated treats could come in contact with the salmonella bacteria.
"It's especially important that children wash their hands after feeding treats to pets" because the bacteria could be on the surface, Sundlof said.
Sundlof said dogs aren't immune to salmonella and in some cases could get sick. They may be lethargic or get bloody diarrhea. On the other hand, they may never show symptoms at all but could still carry the bacteria.
The outbreak of salmonella typhimurium has sickened at least 486 people, killing six, and has been linked to products manufactured by the Peanut Corp. of America in its Blakely, Georgia, plant. Watch the latest on the salmonella outbreak »
PetSmart said it "is not aware of any reported cases of illness related to these products" but has removed the products from the shelves as a precautionary measure.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials say that of the nearly 500 people sickened, 107 have been hospitalized. The most recent death was recorded Saturday.
The first illnesses were reported September 8, and the most recent illness was reported January 8. The CDC still considers it an ongoing outbreak.
The CDC does not consider salmonella typhimurium any more virulent than any other strain. The strain "is not more or less than we would expect in a normal outbreak," said Dr. Robert Tauxe, deputy director of the CDC Division of Foodborne, Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases.
The FDA had reported that some of the samples from the Georgia plant tested positive for salmonella. On Wednesday, it said one sample was found in a crack of a floorboard near a bathroom and another was found on the floor near pallets in another room. Neither sample tested positive for the specific strain found in the sickened people, however.
Sundlof said the lack of a match makes no difference from a regulatory point of view.
"Those salmonella are not supposed to be there. Having salmonella in the plant is not supposed to happen, regardless if it's the same strain or not," he said.
Peanut butter produced by Peanut Corp. in Georgia is not sold in individual jars in grocery stores, health officials say. However, it is sold to institutions such as nursing homes, schools and cafeterias. Peanut Corp. also produces peanut paste, which is commonly used in cookies, crackers, cake, ice cream and other products, including the Grreat Choice dog biscuits.
Peanut Corp. released a statement Wednesday stating that the company is cooperating with federal and state officials and that it "will address the agency's findings when they are shared with us."
"To date, we have nothing in writing from the agency that documents its findings that result from its ongoing investigation and testing onsite at our facility. We trust that at some point they will share this with us, and PCA will respond accordingly."
Minnesota health officials were the first to link the specific strain of salmonella that made three people ill in one nursing home to an open 5-pound container of peanut butter. Then Connecticut health officials found the same strain in an unopened tub of Peanut Corp.-produced peanut butter.
After interviewing 57 sick people and 399 healthy people, CDC officials found "an association of illness and prepackaged peanut butter crackers in general." These people had consumed specific brands of products, particularly the Austin and Keebler brands, which are manufactured by the Kellogg Co. and have been recalled.
CDC officials recommend that consumers who are uncertain about a product throw out all recalled products. They also suggest avoiding any other products they think could contain ingredients manufactured by Peanut Corp. until they are certain they aren't being recalled.
About 125 products have been recalled. The FDA maintains a regularly updated list at its Web site.
The Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports, issued a news release calling for "President Obama to appoint a new FDA commissioner as soon as possible to address peanut butter contamination and a growing list of other food safety problems."
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I just finished my road season here in the U.S. My big race every year is Lotoja (202 miles). The first 100 miles of the race are mountainous, the last 100 are relatively flat. So it's a sprinter's race (of attrition).
This year I was in my race group's breakaway with 5 others (a team of 4, and two lone wolves...myself and one other). The other loner attacked the finish line with about 1k to go, hoping to catch the team off guard. It almost worked, but they caught him and took spots 1-3. The attacker got 4th, and I took the final podium spot at 5.
This is 2 years in a row this has happened to me, where I don't have any pop for a final sprint. I'm a climber by nature, but want to at least add some sprinting ability this off-season. I do a lot of interval training in the winters, which includes high power/low cadence work. But I'm wondering if there are any weight-lifting regimes I can work into my workout. I've got majorly skinny legs, and I think a little muscle down there would go a long way to help with these sprint finishes.
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Hugh Jackman goes back in time to warn younger self not to make Movie 43
HUGH JACKMAN has gone back in time to interview himself for a new Yahoo! Movies skit.
2014 Hugh sits down with his 1999 self to discuss the future of the X-Men movies as 90s Jackman prepares to star in the first film of the franchise.
Younger Hugh learns he has become the world's biggest movie star in 2014 thanks in part to the success of his X-Men Wolverine character and his older self reveals he'll make great films with Christopher Nolan (The Prestige) and Darren Aronofsky, whose The Fountain will change his life.
But the modern-day Hugh warns the younger actor to steer clear of movie bomb Movie 43.
He says, "When they come to you with an idea of putting testicles around your neck and being part of this hilarious group and ensemble of some of the funniest movies of all time don't believe them.
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Elementary-age students will have a chance to improve their writing skills through a workshop being held at Hope College on Saturday, March 15.
The workshop, "Writing, It's Elementary," will give first-through fifth-graders an opportunity to work with professional book authors, illustrators and journalists. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the college's Maas Center.
All students will participate in one session and will have an opportunity to start a writing project.
Sessions focused on storytelling, featuring authors and illustrators, have been scheduled for students in first grade, second grade, third grade, and fourth and fifth grade. A session on sportswriting has been scheduled for third-through-fifth-grade students. Fourth and fifth grade students may choose a session on journalism.
Registration is $20, and includes lunch, a t-shirt and writing supplies for the day. Registration will continue from Friday, Feb. 1, through Friday, Feb. 22, or until the sessions are filled. Full and partial scholarships are available for students with financial need.
A registration form for the workshop is available online through the Herrick District Library Web site at www.herrickdl.org. Additional information may also be obtained by calling Nancy Hanchett at Life Services System, (616) 396-7566.
The storytelling session for first-graders will be led by Karen Hoenecke, a kindergarten teacher at Lakeshore Elementary in West Ottawa who has written more than 30 early-reader books used in schools throughout the country, including "Mouse Finds a House," "Pickle Stew," "Scarecrow's Friends" and "Snake Hunts for Lunch."
The storytelling session for second-graders will be led by Shirley Neitzel, author of a dozen books including "The Jacket I Wear in the Snow," "The House I'll Build for the Wrens" and "We're Making Breakfast for Mother."
The storytelling session for third-graders will be led by Aaron Zenz, an illustrator, designer, cartoonist and author of "The Hiccupotamus" and co-author of "NASCAR ABCs."
The storytelling session for fourth- and fifth-graders will be led by the husband-and-wife team of Kevin Scott Collier and Kristen Collier. Kevin's books include firstname.lastname@example.com, "Esther's Channel" and "TopsyTurvyLand," and Kristen is author of the book "Joy the Jellyfish."
The session on sportswriting for third through fifth graders will be led by Alan Babbitt, who is sports editor for "The Holland Sentinel," and Mike Zuidema, who is the Benchwarmers sports columnist for "The Grand Rapids Press."
The session on journalism for fourth and fifth graders will be led by "Grand Rapids Press" reporters Kym Reinstadler and Nardy Baeza Bickel, who will take the students through the process of reporting and writing a news story.
The workshop's sponsors include the provost's office and the department of communication at Hope College; the Ottawa Area Intermediate School District; Warner, Norcross & Judd; the Holland Junior Welfare League; Life Services System; the Woman's Literary Club; "The Grand Rapids Press's" Newspapers in Education program; Herrick District Library; Jeff Ebihara-Park Township; Treehouse Books; and the Holland Area Arts Council.
The Maas Center is located at 264 Columbia Ave., on Columbia at 11th Street.


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I got a good glimpse of Bellfield at Portsmouth and watched all 3 of his games. My notes on him weren't filled with highlights or standout plays per se. He only tallied 9 assists in 3 games and I had him for 5 turnovers. His team had talent with Yancy Gates and one of the real standouts of the week JaMychal Green. I had him as the 6th best PG prospect for the week. An interesting signing for the Knicks, who are looking to add talent to the Development League affiliate Erie Bayhawks.
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-tough spot playing off the ball with Seton Hall's Theodore.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida A&M University President James Ammons says campus police and the Tallahassee Police Department are investigating another suspected case of hazing.
Ammons briefly discussed the case Monday with FAMU's Board of Trustees. Board members are meeting weekly to get updates on the investigation into the death last fall of drum major Robert Champion.
Tallahassee authorities acknowledged the new hazing case last week but said they couldn't provide details.
Ammons said the case is related to a spring 2011 initiation ceremony involving the university chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, a national band fraternity. The incident was reported in late November and then turned over to campus police.
Ammons provided no new information regarding the Champion investigation. No arrests have been made yet even though his death was ruled a homicide.


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Photos: Former UConn star Byron Jones' football campFormer UConn and current Dallas Cowboys star Byron Jones hosted a football camp for kids in New Britain on Saturday, June 22, 2019.
Photos: New England Patriots announce Hartford move, but it never happensIn late 1998, the New England Patriots announced a move to Hartford. But months later they pulled out of the agreement.
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- Connecticut Science Center Apollo 11 celebrationAn event was held Tuesday at the Connecticut Science Center to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11 and unveil a new exhibit featuring a Connecticut state flag that has traveled to the International Space Station. The event will continue on Saturday with activities to celebrate the Apollo 11 landing and man's first steps on the moon.
- Hartford Riverfront FireworksThousands attended the Hartford Riverfront food truck and fireworks festival on July 13 at Mortensen Riverfront Plaza in Hartford.
- Red Dress Run 2019The 2019 Hartford Marathon Foundation Red Dress Run was July 13 at Elizabeth Park in Hartford.
- ConnectiCon 2019Comic book and fantasy fans gathered for ConnectiCon 2019 at the Connecticut Convention Center July 12 to 14. The event featured vendors, contests, and a remarkable array of costume and character designs.
- The Pratt Street Salsa SocialThe Salsa Social drew a massive crowd to Pratt Street on Friday night for live DJ music and dancing in the street until the sun went down. The event was open to the public and sponsored by Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare and Hartford.com
- Lights for Liberty: Local vigils to end human detention campsIn the wake of President Trump increasing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in places like schools, churches, and hospitals, Lights for Liberty helped organize vigils across the country hoping to end immigrant detention camps at the border. Supporters of the cause in Connecticut gathered across 21 towns, including Bridgeport, Fairfield, Glastonbury, Hamden, Hartford, Manchester, West Hartford.
- Bushnell Park Monday Night Jazz series launches its 2019 seasonThe 52nd annual Paul Brown Monday Night Jazz concert series started on July 8 in Bushnell Park. The series was opened by the Jovan Alexandre Quartet and headlined by Dezron Douglas and the Black Lion Ensemble.


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A popular conference hosted by the Ottawa Area Intermediate School District and Hope College for educators seeking to enhance teaching and learning through the latest in brain research is returning for a 10th year.
The annual "Midwest Brain and Learning Institute" is convening at the Haworth Inn and ConferenceCenter at Hope on Monday-Wednesday, June 21-23, with a post-institute wrap-up on Thursday, June 24. Co-sponsored by Hope, the OttawaAreaIntermediateSchool District and Allegan Educational Services Agency, the institute is being attended by 90 educators from districts from the area and state-wide as well as Florida and Illinois.
The institute is intended for educators who work with students of all age levels, including pre-school teachers, K-12 educators and college professors. The event is organized particularly with educators from West Michigan in mind but regularly draws attendees from throughout the state and beyond. This year's institute is focusing on "Creating Brain Compatible Environments to Engage Learners."
The program's format itself has been designed in light of neuroscience research and emphasizes the guiding principle that learners must be actively involved. The institute's settings have been varied to include whole-group presentations, question-and-answer panels, small-group learning clubs and opportunities for informal dialogue.
For a sixth time, participants also have the option of continuing their experience beyond the on-site institute through a two-year online program that leads to a Professional Certificate in Advanced Studies in Student Learning.
Monday is focusing on system change in education. The speaker will be Dr. G. Christian Jernstedt, who is a professor of psychological and brain sciences at DartmouthCollege, adjunct professor of community and family medicine at DartmouthMedicalSchool and director of the Center for Educational Outcomes at DartmouthCollege. He specializes in human learning, educational technology and evaluation research.
Tuesday is examining neuroscience and learning. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Judy Willis, who is both a neurologist and a credentialed teacher who has taught elementary, middle and graduate school. She has written five books on the subject of learning-centered brain research, and gives national and international presentations.
Wednesday is exploring neuroscience implications for classroom practice. The keynote speaker is Linda Jordan, who is a master presenter for Susan Kovalik & Associates and an associate professor of education at Hope, where she teaches educational psychology, classroom management, and curriculum and methods for science, mathematics and social studies. She is also a part of the team which founded the Midwest Brain and Learning Institute, and one of the creators and instructors for the online certification in advanced learning.
Additional presenters include Cindy Strunk and Ronna Alexander. Strunk is a National Board Certified teacher in Waco, Texas, who draws on her 24 years of teaching physical development to help classroom teachers understand how movement and curriculum work hand-in-hand. Alexander is a graphic recorder who visually captures the content of all the presentations for the week on large-format charts which are then digitized and provided to all attendees. This will be her fourth year providing a visual record of the institute.
The post-institute session on Thursday, June 24, will emphasize "Taking the Institute Home." In the morning, Alexander will share tips on how participants can do their own graphic recording and Strunk will share the story of her award-winning elementary school in Waco and how brain-compatible strategies have made a difference in both climate and expectations. An afternoon work session will address ways in which participants can integrate the program's information into their own practice as educators.
The two-year program for a Professional Certificate in Advanced Studies in Student Learning includes 20 hours of graduate credit. In addition to including participation in the institute for two consecutive summers, the program features a series of six online courses: "Theory, Pedagogy and Learning Community"; "Introduction to Brain-Compatible Instruction in the Content Areas/Literacy"; "Advanced Studies in Assessment in the Content Areas"; "Action Research; Advanced Studies in Literacy"; and "Advanced Studies in Research-Based Instructional Strategies."
More information about the institute may be obtained online at http://braininstitute.org/


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The Lodge features 18 deluxe rooms, configured to either twin or queen bedding. All of these recently refurbished rooms have ensuite bathrooms, Foxtel and are fully air-conditioned for your comfort.
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MONTGOMERY | Alabama's largest casino project, the 17-story Wind Creek Atmore, will soon be eclipsed by the 20-story Wind Creek Wetumpka.
Both are owned by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, and the tribe's gambling operations have thrived as the attorney general has put non-tribal casinos out of business.
MONTGOMERY | Alabama's largest casino project, the 17-story Wind Creek Atmore, will soon be eclipsed by the 20-story Wind Creek Wetumpka.
Both are owned by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, and the tribe's gambling operations have thrived as the attorney general has put non-tribal casinos out of business.
Property manager Cody Williamson said Thursday the casino will open Dec. 17 and the hotel in late January or early February, which is five years after Wind Creek Atmore. The Wetumpka casino has 2,520 electronic games compared to 1,800 in Atmore. The Wetumpka hotel has 283 rooms compared to 236 in Atmore.
The $250 million project will replace a 1,182-game casino next door.
Project director Rob Lee of the Hnedak Bobo Group of Memphis, Tenn., said the curving designs throughout the hotel and casino represent the flow of wind and water. All hotel rooms are facing the Coosa River, which flows alongside the hotel and casino. "The views are pretty incredible," he said.
The centerpiece of the casino is a 16,000-gallon shark tank designed by the crew from the Animal Planet show "Tank."
The casino only has electronic games that Williamson describes as electronic bingo. There are no table games like the Mississippi casinos have.
Williamson said the entire project cost $250 million. It will replace a smaller casino the Creeks have operated next door with 1,182 games.
Williamson said the old casino attracted people mostly within a 75-mile radius, but the tribe expects the new casino and hotel to draw from a much wider area. He said the tribe has begun advertising in Atlanta, Birmingham and Huntsville.
Wetumpka, with more than 7,100 people, is 12 miles northeast of Montgomery. The hotel and casino won't pay sales, lodging and property taxes because they are on traditional tribal land. A $25 million parking deck is not on tribal land and will pay property taxes, Williamson said.
Wetumpka Mayor Jerry Willis declined comment on the impact of the hotel and casino because he is trying to negotiate an agreement with the tribe concerning services. But a downtown merchant, Donald Carey, owner of We-2 Gifts and Awards, isn't optimistic because the hotel offers five restaurants from fast food to white table cloth and has other amenities designed to keep people on site.
"Other than more traffic, I don't expect to see anything. People coming there are going to have anything they want there," he said.
Williamson said the Wind Creek Atmore led to the construction of two chain motels and some fast-food restaurants nearby. He said the existing Wetumpka operation employs 435 and will employ about 1,000 when the hotel and casino open. "When this place opens, everybody will know somebody who works here," he said.
The Poarch Creek Indians' casinos, including a 2,300-game casino in Montgomery that doesn't have a hotel, have grown since the state began shutting down non-tribal casinos, including VictoryLand casino in Shorter, 20 miles southeast of Wetumpka.
State Attorney General Luther Strange Luther Strange filed suit against the tribe's gambling operations in state court in February, contending the games are actually slot machines, which are illegal in Alabama. The tribe got the suit move to federal court on grounds that the state courts lacked jurisdiction. U.S. District Judge Keith Watkins is considering a request from the tribe to dismiss the suit.


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By now you've probably heard Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed Russian citizenship upon Gérard Depardieu as part of the French actor's quest to seek refuge from his country's onerous income taxes.
It's a pretty funny situation.
But French President Francois Hollande is not laughing.
Because after all the fuss, the 75 percent marginal income tax that was the highlight of the new taxes which Depardieu and others were attempting to flee was ultimately vetoed by the country's Constitutional Council.
The ruling came on technical grounds, and the government has vowed to resubmit a similar proposal.
But the project has now morphed into a "disaster" for Hollande, France's most important newspaper, Le Monde, says.
In a new editorial, Le Monde writes that Hollande's failure on the measure could serve as a "ball and chain" around the rest of his presidency.
Economically counter-productive, it unnerved business leaders — including those who would be far from the policy's tax bracket. Legally ill-conceived, it's been rejected by the Constitution Council, who didn't even need to judge it confiscatory (though this is illegal). And it would have had only a modest effect on the budget— $210 million Euros a month.
These stumblings are driving French citizens crazy — not to mention creating doubt about the ability of the executive branch to impose its will on fiscal policy. There is now a clear risk that the government's attempts to address the country's fiscal problems will fall flat.
While the French daily remains strongly sympathetic to Hollande's broader fiscal agenda, it admits the country has likely "reached the limits of marginal tax increases."


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Evans Named to Thorpe Award Watch List
Nebraska senior cornerback Ciante Evans is one of 48 defensive backs named Friday to the 2013 watch list for the Jim Thorpe Award.
The 5-11, 190-pound Evans is the leader of the Nebraska secondary and one of the most versatile defensive backs in the country. Evans has seen his most extensive action as Nebraska's nickel back during his career, but also lines up in a normal cornerback role when the Huskers are in a base 4-3 defense.
In 2012, Evans started 12 of 14 games and finished the season with 56 tackles, including 38 solo stops. He added eight pass breakups on the year and had an interception against Idaho State that he returned 29 yards for a touchdown. Evans had six games with five or more tackles in 2012. For his play, Evans was a first-team All-Big Ten choice by CBS Sports.com and ESPN.com and was an honorable-mention All-Big Ten pick by the league's coaches.
Evans made 33 tackles as a sophomore in 2011, and played in eight games as a true freshman in 2010.
The Thorpe Award was established in 1986 and is given to the nation's top defensive back. Three finalists for the award will be named in late November and the winner will be announced at the Home Depot College Football Awards Show on Dec. 12.


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New Yorker: Graham feared Fox News backlash against climate bill negotiations
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According to Ryan Lizza's October 11 New Yorker piece on "How the Senate and the White House missed their best chance to deal with climate change," Sen. Lindsey Graham previously urged Sens. Joe Lieberman and John Kerry to advance climate bill negotiations as much as possible before Fox News could find out about it:
At a climate-change conference in South Carolina on January 5, 2010, Graham started to sound a little like Al Gore. "I have come to conclude that greenhouse gases and carbon pollution" are "not a good thing," Graham said. He insisted that nobody could convince him that "all the cars and trucks and plants that have been in existence since the Industrial Revolution, spewing out carbon day in and day out," could be "a good thing for your children and the future of the planet." Environmentalists swooned. "Graham was the most inspirational part of that triumvirate throughout the fall and winter," Michael Brune, the executive director of the Sierra Club, said. "He was advocating for strong action on climate change from an ethical and a moral perspective."
But, back in Washington, Graham warned Lieberman and Kerry that they needed to get as far as they could in negotiating the bill "before Fox News got wind of the fact that this was a serious process," one of the people involved in the negotiations said. "He would say, 'The second they focus on us, it's gonna be all cap-and-tax all the time, and it's gonna become just a disaster for me on the airwaves. We have to move this along as quickly as possible.' "
Graham later walked away from climate bill efforts and said in June that he doesn't believe human-caused emissions "are contributing overwhelmingly to global climate change."
In other news, so far this year "the global combined land and ocean surface temperature" is "tied with 1998 as the warmest January-August period on record," and the Arctic sea ice reached its "third-lowest" minimum point since records began.
And here's just a taste of Fox News coverage of climate change issues:
Hannity: The "true agenda" behind global warming is to punish the U.S. and redistribute wealth
Doocy says of cap-and-trade: They "should call it the Congress change bill"
Fox's Kilmeade: "Sorry global warming people ... we have too many polar bears"
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I am in the very early stages of a low-grade B-cell Lymphoma, and have also been diagnosed with Hepatitis C. I will be having a liver biopsy and then have to make a decision as to whether or not to go on Interferon. None of my doctors have been able to locate information regarding the effects of Interferon on Lymphoma. I'm trying to find anyone who's had experience with this so that I can refer information/studies to my doctors.
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Several recent reports have described hepatitis C virus (HCV) as a possible causative agent in lymphoma. These reports have demonstrated the presence of HCV infection in nearly one third of non-hodgkins lymphoma (NHL) patients. HCV in association with unknown genetic and/or environmental factors plays a role in the etiology of lymphoma. Other viruses, including Epstein-Barr virus and human herpes virus type 6 have also been suggested as causative agents in lymphoma. Because nearly one third of lymphoma patients may be positive for HCV, there are physicians who are familiar with treating both disorders. A search of the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE database combining lymphoma and interferon will produce a list of greater than 20 articles. We recommend that you or your physicians contact the authors of these articles, who certainly are most likely to have encountered the problem you ask about.


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Set in green Surrey countryside, Woodlands Park is the perfect retreat. Originally built in 1885, today the hotel is fully refurbished to the highest standard yet retaining much of its Victorian Grandeur. Oak panelled rooms and numerous antiques take visitors back to an age of style and sophistication.
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