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Goodyear police have arrested a man investigators say stole more than $24,000 from an ATM.
Jesse Doyle Marion, 23, worked for the Loomis Armored company which stocks ATMs with cash.
On Dec. 4, 2013, when a worker went to the Chase Bank ATM on Pebble Creek Parkway in Goodyear, they realized more than $24,000 in cash was missing.
On Monday a search warrant was issued for Marion's home where large sums of cash and newly-purchased items were found, according to Goodyear police.
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Long before there were blogs there were plain old nerds with websites... From 2001-2004 I used to occasionally write my observations of the bizarre world around me on a page of my site called "For No Good Reason". It's about time there was an encore...
Bonus of insomnia…the Super Moon tonight is amazing.
"According to an article in today's Inquirer, the Divine Lorraine mystery has been solved. For those of you that wagered on Eric Blumenfeld of EB Realty, you've got quite a windfall on your hands." (via nakedphilly.com)
Very cool to see this happening on North Broad…
Poor Trisha
While attempting to connect my PC to my wireless access point the other day I came across this interestingly-named SSID in my scan for wireless networks. This is for real, folks… Now every time I see someone in the neighborhood with a large ass I have the urge to go up to her and say, "Excuse me, but by any chance are you Trisha?"
Somebody tell me how the hell to get a grant to do one of these bizarre studies because I'm wasting my time slaving to the grind… Imagine spending all that time and money to become a neuroscientist and then spending your days cockblocking male fruit flies and then to add insult to injury sticking the blue-balled fruit flies with decapitated female fruit flies.
There is one fatal flaw in this experiment, however. The reporter writes:
"Next, the researchers checked to see whether it was lack of sex or the actual rejection that made the flies likelier to drink. For that test, researchers put virgin males in with decapitated females, so they would experience neither rejection nor copulation."
For this to have been a valid test they are making the assumption that the males find it unacceptable to mate with the females "just because they've been decapitated". I think it is a majorly flawed assumption.


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|Philippe de Broca
|Philippe Claude Alex de Broca de Ferrussac
March 15, 1933
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|November 26, 2004
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|Film director
|Years active
|Margot Kidder (1983–84, divorced)
Philippe de Broca (15 March 1933 – 26 November 2004) was a French film director.
Born Philippe Claude Alex de Broca de Ferrussac in Paris, the son of a photographer of noble origins. de Broca was a cinephile from an early age, and he studied at the l'École technique de photographie et de cinématographie (ETPC). To carry out his national service, de Broca went to Algeria during the Algerian War where he worked in the French army's film section for three years and saw a side of life which he disliked and wished to view in a different, more eccentric, light. de Broca began his career working as a camera man on several African documentaries, and later as an assistant to some of the most prominent directors of the French nouvelle vague (New Wave) movement in the 50s. He served an apprenticeship with Henri Decoin, became assistant to Claude Chabrol on Le Beau Serge (Handsome Serge) in 1957, and later assisted François Truffaut with Les quatre-cent coups (The 400 Blows).
He made his first film in 1959, a low-budget improvisational comedy Les Jeux de l'amour. At the 10th Berlin International Film Festival it won the Silver Bear Extraordinary Jury Prize.[1] de Broca did not have a real success, however, until directing Cartouche (film) (1962). Cartouche was the first of a series of major box office hits by de Broca, including L'Homme de Rio (1964) and Les Tribulations d'un chinois en Chine (1965). He often worked in comedy, but not exclusively. He was well known for his combination of madcap farce and adventure, within France and beyond. His anti-war film Le Roi de cœur achieved international popularity (after suffering at the box office in France), and gained cult status in America. de Broca's most recent hit was Le Bossu (1997).
Throughout his career de Broca worked with many giants of French cinema, among them Jean-Paul Belmondo, Patrick Dewaere, Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, Philippe Noiret, Yves Montand and Jean Rochefort. Many of his films' lead actors and actresses are in multiple films of his. These people include Geneviève Bujold, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Nicole Garcia, Catherine Deneuve, Marthe Keller, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Annie Girardot, and Philippe Noiret.
De Broca had a son with Marthe Keller in 1971. He was married to another of his actresses Margot Kidder (1983–1984), and later to actress Valérie Rojan, with whom he had two children.
De Broca died in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, as a result of cancer. He was awarded the Legion of Honor for his contributions to French culture.
- Les Jeux de l'amour (1959)
- Le Farceur (fr) (1960)
- Les Sept Péchés capitaux (1961), sketches
- L'Amant de cinq jours (1961)
- Les Veinards (1962), sketches
- Cartouche (1962)
- Un Monsieur de compagnie (1964)
- L'Homme de Rio (1964)
- Chinese Adventures in China (1965)
- King of Hearts (1966)
- Le Plus vieux métier du monde (1967),sketches
- Le Diable par la queue (fr) (1968)
- Les Caprices de Marie (fr) (1969)
- Touch and Go (fr) (La Poudre d'escampette) (1971)
- Dear Louise (1972)
- Le Magnifique (1973)
- L'Incorrigible (1975)
- Julie pot de colle (fr) (1977)
- Tendre Poulet (fr) (1977)
- Le Cavaleur (fr) (1978)
- On a volé la cuisse de Jupiter (1980)
- Psy (fr) (1980)
- L'Africain (fr) (1983)
- Louisiana (fr) (AKA Louisiane) (1984) (TV miniseries)
- La Gitane (fr) (1986)
- Chouans ! (1987)
- Les 1001 nuits (1990)
- Les Clés du paradis (1991)
- Le Jardin des plantes (1994)
- Le Bossu (1997)
- Amazone (2000)
- Beau Masque (2003)
- Vipère au poing (2004)
- ^ "Berlinale: Prize Winners". berlinale.de. Retrieved 2010-01-17.
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- Wakeman, John, ed. World Film Directors, Volume Two, 1945–1985. New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 1988, pp 158–162.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Anyone could see the trade of Percy Harvin coming. The Minnesota Vikings parting with Antoine Winfield was the surprise as free agency began Tuesday.
The Vikings terminated the 35-year-old Winfield's contract to clear more space under the salary cap right before the NFL marketplace opened. Then they finalized their deal with the Seahawks to send Harvin to Seattle for three draft picks and re-signed right tackle Phil Loadholt to a multi-year contract, keeping a durable anchor of their offensive line off-limits to the rest of the league.
General manager Rick Spielman said he had a "very good conversation" with Winfield about the decision, which he described as "very tough" to make.
"Antoine is a great football player for us. He's another one that's a tremendous leader and great what he does in this community," Spielman said. "We definitely want to keep the door open on his possible return, but at this time we had to release him in order to get him out in free agency."
Loadholt has been a starter his whole career, missing only one game in four seasons. The Vikings had nine other unrestricted free agents: wide receiver Devin Aromashodu, offensive lineman Joe Berger, linebacker Jasper Brinkley, fullback Jerome Felton, linebacker Erin Henderson, linebacker Marvin Mitchell, safety Jamarca Sanford, offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz and wide receiver Jerome Simpson.
Felton, Henderson, Sanford and Simpson all said on Twitter on Tuesday they've agreed to return with the Vikings, but Spielman declined to comment on any of the contracts that weren't yet signed. Cornerback and kick returner Marcus Sherels is an exclusive rights free agent who is also expected to be back.
But Harvin, of course, will not.
"Percy is a great player, and we saw what we did when he was playing in the first half of last season," quarterback Christian Ponder said in a phone interview. "Obviously things just didn't work out. ... We'll just have to find some guys to step in, and I think we all trust Rick in what he's doing. I don't know if we're going to get guys in free agency, but we're going to find some guys who want to be a Viking."
The Seahawks are sending their first-round and seventh-round draft picks this year, plus their third-round selection in 2014 to Minnesota. Spielman said repeatedly how eager the Vikings are to use their menu of selections in what's considered a deep pool, particularly at their position of greatest need, wide receiver.
Spielman said the Vikings weren't "out there actively shopping Percy" and that the Seahawks approached them about the trade.
"We just felt it was too good to pass up for us to move forward as an organization and continue to build this organization to have long-term success for years to come," Spielman said. "It was an opportunity that came really quick."
Ponder said he thought his relationship with Harvin was fine.
"I never whiffed of anything that wasn't good," the quarterback said.
Spielman laughed nervously when asked if off-the-field issues made the Vikings more willing to trade Harvin, who was leading the NFL in total yards at the time he was hurt last Nov. 4, his final game for the Vikings.
"We just made the best decision that we felt was right for us as we moved forward," Spielman said.
Star running back Adrian Peterson wasn't happy about the trade, but Spielman said he and coach Leslie Frazier each spoke with the league MVP about his concern. As for their ability to contend again for the playoffs in 2013?
"We think we're going to compete next year. There's no doubt about that," Spielman said.
Winfield was due a $7.25 million salary in 2013, so if he's willing to return he'd have to take a pay cut. One of the most popular players in the locker room, Winfield had a hard-hitting style, extensive experience and exceptional tackling ability that made him the soul of the defence for the last nine seasons.
Winfield's playing time was reduced in 2012 to preserve his health, but he had one of the most productive seasons of his career with 11 tackles for loss, three interceptions and 13 passes defended.
"He probably is one of those players that defied odds for his age on what he did for our football team last year," Spielman said. "There's no question about what Antoine Winfield does for our football team on the field, and off the field as well."
Less than one hour into this year's frenzy, the natural highs and lows of the annual process were evident for the Vikings. They have one of the youngest rosters in the league coming off a 10-6 finish and a spot in the playoffs, but have unproven areas at quarterback, wide receiver and cornerback.
The Vikings issued a contract tender to cornerback A.J. Jefferson, a restricted free agent. So he'll almost surely be back, along with Chris Cook and Josh Robinson, but the position is sparse beyond them, and they're all young.
"One minute you're elated because you got Phil Loadholt done. And the next minute you don't feel as good because you had to do something with Winfield," Spielman said. "Which makes this job extremely, extremely difficult. But we're very excited about the progress of getting our own guys back, potentially getting some guys back and maybe adding something in free agency."
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Defensive Coordinator Mike Pettine's use of Mario Williams helped tally 4.5 sacks. CJ Spiller found his lanes and his game. And EJ Manuel starts to hear the "Captain Checkdown" blasts? Jeremy White checks the tape.
Oh where to begin on Week 2's installment of the All-22 review. I'm going to take you through a few of CJ Spiller's runs that indicate that his season opening performance was a bit out of character. We'll also check out 3.5 of Mario's sacks (not the one where he chased Newton out of bounds) and see how he used 3.5 different moves to get to the QB. And with EJ Manuel, the talk about short throws is immensely overblown. The numbers show that Manuel is throwing downfield, and the tape shows he's making the right decisions on a consistent basis.
CJ Back on Track
CJ Spiller says that he missed a few of his cutback lanes in the opener against New England. It backed up what I saw on tape, and against Carolina things got much better. It's certainly worth mentioning that Spiller got huge holes to run through on occasion. Some of his bigger runs were courtesy of Cosmo Kramer-esque lanes on the freeway. Here Craig Urbik chips, and then bounces to the second level to help spring Spiller for a big gain.
Offensive line deserves a lot of credit but there were clear examples of cuts, and shifts that Spiller simply didn't showcase in the opener.
One of the better examples came on the Bills first drive of the game. Spiller receives a handoff around midfield and proceeds to squeeze through a really nice running lane.
Once he makes it to the second level, he shows what makes him so dangerous. Carolina Safety Charles Godfrey (who is now out for the year) fell victim on this play.
Take a peek at where Godfrey is coming from, and where Spiller is. Without the arrows, would you guess that Spiller is going to end up on the left side of this picture, with Godfrey flailing at him on the right?
It's a great move, and something Spiller is capable of on any given play. Godfrey is left in the dust and Spiller is brought down a few yards later.
How about a designed cutback? I'm not sure (and can't be, because I'm not talking with the coaches on all this) but this looks by design to me. The Bills line up with Manuel under center and Spiller set to take things to the right. The entire offensive line blocks down to the right.
Fullback Frank Summers fills the hole and Carolina really bottles things up nicely.
THIS, is where CJ Spiller lives.
Spiller dances left, and then plants and sprints right up the hash mark for 7 yards.
Watching Spiller's feet on the All-22 is fantastic. You see his decisiveness returning in this highlight and the results are clear.
Spiller also showcased great patience. Late in the 3rd quarter the Bills run to the left side. Cordy Glenn steers his man toward the hashmark while Colin Brown and Frank Summers try to clear a lane.
It doesn't appear to work right off the bat.
Spiller waits...
and then...
Safety Mike Mitchell saves a touchdown with a shoestring tackle after a gain of 9.
Spiller's average was back up to over 6 yards per carry. He was lively with cutbacks, patience, and vision. It all adds up to a successful day running the football on a solid front seven.
Mario's Big Day.
Mike Pettine's defensive scheme has already given Mario Williams the single most productive day in Bills franchise history. Williams showed us all his moves, and Pettine showed a few of his own to give Cam Newton a nightmarish day.
Sack #1 - Bull rush
Mario Williams is lined up on the left side of the formation. He rushes straight up the field on Byron Bell and cramps Newton's space in the pocket. This initial pressure is just as big as the sack as you'll soon see.
Newton's eyes are off to the right as he waits for Steve Smith to break on Leodis McKelvin. Mario forces a change of plans.
Newton rolls right and through pursuit, the Bills DE brings him down for his first of the day. How important was it?
Smith is available for a first down, but Newton has to roll to his left and can't find an open receiver. A six yard loss brings up a 2nd and 16, where Kiko Alonso comes up with the interception on 2nd and 16.
Sack #2 - Stutter Step.
Later in the first quarter Williams comes at Byron Bell with a change of pace rush. He stands upright, and with a bit of a stutter step cruises around wide on a speed rush. His second sack comes on 3rd and 2. Carolina punts.
Sack #3 - Extra Pressure
Sack #3 for Mario comes with a little help from the secondary as the Bills blitz both Da'Norris Searcy and Aaron Williams.
The pressure straight up the field forces Cam Newton to step up in the pocket, and right into #94. Williams is working from the right side of the formation this time, and abuses Jordan Gross (former first round pick, 8th overall) by throwing him off. When Newton steps, he's drilled.
Sack #4 - The Low Rider
Perhaps his most impressive sack, this one only counted for .5. Williams is again on the left side, lined up against Byron Bell. Bell has had his hands full all day and this time gets smoked on a low move. Williams dips down low, and races through the turnstile into the backfield.
It was quite a day. 4.5 sacks is a great number. The pressures changed the game too. I could show you all those, but we're moving along here. Only so much time in a given piece.
EJ Manuel - Captain Checkdown doesn't live here
EJ Manuel's gamewinning touchdown drive will be the most remembered element of the win over Carolina, right? Right. He didn't have a tremendous game but he played very well and again showed me signs of understanding.
I've picked a few plays that didn't pan out, as a way to show just what Manuel is seeing and selecting within the offense.
While some are crying "Captain Checkdown" those people are...well...wrong. Manuel is middle of the pack in the NFL in % of passes that travel more than 15 yards in the air. He's ahead of a few future Hall of Famers too. Go ahead and check at advancednflstats.com.
Manuel IS throwing down field. He isn't connecting on bombs. He isn't hitting on all of his throws. He is often making the right reads.
Let's take a look at a few and tell me what you see:
Overthrow on a pass to Robert Woods.
Underthrows on a pass to Stevie Johnson over the middle.
Misses on a seam route to Scott Chandler
Underthrows on a deep ball to TJ Graham.
In all of these scenarios, the Panthers either have one safety back, or they've got three across allowing the Bills to expose those lanes. EJ Manuel is effectively playing a numbers game when it comes to the downfield passing game. There are two parts to the passing game and each has its own importance.
What throw do I make?
How effectively can I make that throw?
EJ Manuel answers the first question correctly quite often. These are a few instances in which the second part of the equation didn't pan out. Let's go a little deeper....
On the pass to Johnson, the safety comes on a delayed blitz. Manuel identifies it, but misses the throw. Stevie is open in single coverage with the safety not in the mix.
On the seam route to Chandler, EJ identifies it. He finds his target, but simply misses on the throw.
On the deep ball to TJ Graham, the Bills miss again. Graham plants at the 50 and goes full speed at that point. The Panthers are playing three back, to a degree, and EJ has TJ running behind it. He just doesn't hit.
It's a bit of good news, bad news. EJ can see it, and read it...but he has to hit it. In time, perhaps he'll hit with more consistency. We've seen a lot of Cover 2 here in Buffalo. The Tampa 2 as it's often called is a defense that is designed to take away the deep ball. When the Panthers came out of it, the Bills took their shots down the field.
He's appears to be taking what the defense gives, and doing it effectively. Carolina did drop back into other looks as well. With a staggered two safety look he found Stevie Johnson up the seam for 19 yards.
Against that three-deep Manuel hit a wide open Robert Woods for a huge chunk.
Through all of it, I see a QB that is well-coached, and understanding basic concepts on reading things. Carolina's secondary didn't make it too tough. The tests will certainly get tougher.
Play of the Day.
I'll wrap with MY favorite play of the day. The Bills hit a big gain to rookie Robert Woods on a broken play in which Manuel escaped, and then found his fellow rookie.
The Bills line up Woods in the backfield. He's not quite next to Manuel, but he's in a somewhat unorthodox spot to run a wheel route, looking to expose Carolina's three-deep routine.
Around the 25 or 30 Woods flashes into open field and is thinking about the deep ball.
There's one problem.
Manuel is under pressure. Scratch that - he's in the process of being tackled. He absorbs a hit and rolls away...to his right. Woods recognizes this, and comes back to his QB.
Rather than running deeper, and asking for an impossible heave down the field, he finds the QB's eyes, and breaks back to the ball. The DB is put in a position to choose the QB or the coverage...he rushes Manuel and the throw is on point.
Great escape, great read, great throw. My play of the day.
Hope you enjoyed Week 2's All-22....you can subscribe via NFL.com. Really...anyone can do this. It's a ton of fun.
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There are eight open houses scheduled for the weekend of Dec. 1-2 in the Bala Cynwyd and Narberth areas, according to the listings on AOL Real Estate.
The area's most expensive house that is showing this weekend is located at 1315 Hagys Ford Road in Penn Valley , and is listed for $889,900.
Homebuyers on a budget might want to check out apartment #114 at 41 Conshohocken State Road in Bala Cynwyd, which is listed at $185,000.
For complete information on all of the area's open houses, check the listings on AOL Real Estate.


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QUEBEC - Canada's Alex Harvey and Devon Kershaw clawed their way into fifth place on Friday in a World Cup skate-ski team sprint race on home snow in Quebec City.
The Canadians led the fastest 10 teams into the head-to-head finals after winning their semifinal heat, but Harvey spun out of control after Swedish sprint star Emil Joensson caught an edge on the soft snow just ahead of him.
"I knew right there it was done. When your hand touches the snow in sprint racing the gap is just too big to make up," said Harvey, from St-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Que. "That is sprint racing. The Swedes are two of the best out here and you never would expect him to go down, but there is nothing you can do. You need to find your luck in sprinting."
Skiers had to complete three legs each, skiing twice around the 800-metre track (6 x 1.6 kilometres), loaded with steady climbs, tight corners, bridges and one of the first jumps ever to be thrown into a sprint race.
Harvey recovered from the accident and closed the sizable gap, chalking up the second fifth-place finish of the season for the two Canucks.
"There is a lot of big guys out here racing with not much space, and there is a lot of knocking around that goes on, so crashes happen," said Kershaw, from Sudbury, Ont. "Everyone out here wants to win, but we really wanted to win today. It is too bad, but you just can't go down in sprinting."


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Valentines day sucks for men. This is not to say that it might not suck for women, but REALLY, it sucks for men as well. The ode to St. Valentine's day can be just as tortuous for us as it is for a fourteen year old girl in her awkward stage.
Consider this: we're either forced to buy a $300 meal for a girlfriend (in honor of a Catholic saint, which presents a whole other issue if you met her on JDate) or we get stuck at a dive-bar wishing we had a nice Jewish girlfriend to spend a blasphemous $300 on.
But don't fret, fellow soon-to-be-broke or single men, The Hartford Advocate has been keeping an eye out on Valentines Day for quite a few months now. After poring through hundreds, if not thousands, of February 14th events, we've found a fine piece of entertainment for every schlub in the city.
Got a Girlfriend?
Artsy Adventure
Intimate Science Exhibit at Real Art Ways
Heading to downtown Hartford for a nice meal on V-day? Does your girlfriend wear thick rimmed glasses and bright purple pants? Why not fork up an extra $6 and check out Real Art Way's Intimate Science exhibit. It features everything from architectural fungi, to genetically hacked (and trademarked) flowers.
Need to Relax?
Free Sahaja Meditation Lessons
What better way to rekindle the fire in your relationship than to offer the lady a keen conversation with her own deepest soul? Just quietly pretend like you have a voice down there and grin peacefully for an hour.
Fine Dining
Cavey's French Restaurant
Show off your inner globe-trotter and grab a reservation at Cavey's, about 20 minutes outside of Hartford. You might not be able to afford a ticket to Paris, but its food is a good first step.
She Wears the Pants
Rent-It-Now Ferrari Rental
If you automatically reached for the passenger side door after your lady finished shoveling your driveway before work, this date is for you. It's time to reward her hard work with nothing other than a sweet super-car rental. Note: you're going to want to drive, but you can't.
Single Loser?
Embarrassing Karaoke
Karaoke at the Meeting House Pub
What better way to meet a midnight valentine than by embarrassing yourself in front of drunkenly depressed women? And, hey, if you actually have a voice, this place gives out cash prizes for the best singer.
Jam Out
Blues Jam Session at Good Life Cafe
If you've got some blues in your bones from a lonely Valentines day (and some guitar chops), take it out with Burt Teague at the Good Life Cafe. Just be warned, everyone knows that don't nobody leave without playing the blues.
Cash Out
Win Big at Foxwoods
Your lady-luck has been bad enough lately, but maybe your gambling luck has been a bit underused since you entered that partnerless depression a few years ago. Go for the jackpot, and you could wake up with more than a few gold-diggers, at least.
You Are The Only One With Pants
Rent-It-Now Ferrari Rental
It's not like you have to spend any money on your nonexistent girlfriend this year.! Why not splurge and get yourself a few hours of feeling like a recent powerball winner?


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Ghosts of the Maidan
First revolution. Then war. Now what?
KIEV — "Don't listen to the police!"
Oksana Forostyna was explaining why I was late to our meeting at Oliva, a restaurant just off Maidan square in central Kiev. I'd asked directions from local law enforcement about a block away from my destination, and been inevitably led astray. Forostyna is the editor of Krytyka, which might be thought of as Ukraine's answer to the New York Review of Books, and she was kindly instructing me on the new rules of navigating post-revolutionary Kiev.


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New Arrivals
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Cardinal Red Ponte Dress
Aside from a standout color, it's the fabulous fit of this ponté knit dress that makes people stop and take note. Structured for a princess-seamed fit to the hips, where gored panels softly bring a flare to the skirt. Slim-fitting sleeves complement bodice's body-skimming lines.
- Princess-seamed bodice with flared skirt.
- Elbow-length sleeve. Concealed back zip.
- Dyed-to-match knit lining.
- Shell: 67% Rayon, 29% Nylon, 4% Spandex. Lining: 100% Polyester. Machine wash. Imported.
- Length: 37.5" from shoulder.


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Botsford News Release
Novi, Mich. (January 13, 2010)---The Botsford Center for Health Improvement is offering a medically supervised weight loss program. The 20-week program called Renew at Botsford Center for Health Improvement is designed for people who have at least 20 pound to lose and are ready to take control of their weight loss goals.
Renew utilizes a meal replacement supplement with medically managed support and monitoring. The program includes regular weekly group sessions with a dietitian and exercise physiologist, individual phone coaching, lab work, regular monitoring with Farmington physician Joe Williams, D.O., and fitness membership. Participants in similar programs report up to five pound per week of weight loss.
An informational session will be held on Wednesday, January 27 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Botsford Center for Health Improvement. This interactive session will allow you to meet the physician, registered dietitian and physiologist, sample meal replacement products, and ask questions.
Monica Pagels, manager at the Botsford Center for Health Improvement, says, "Renew will transform your life. The program lasts 20-weeks, but the results last a lifetime!"
For details and pre-registration information, please call (248) 473-3100 or visit www.botsford.org/bchi. More than a health club, The Botsford Center for Health Improvement offers a comprehensive wellness approach integrating fitness, lifestyle and behavior management with medical and clinical practices. The Botsford Center for Health Improvement is located at 39750 Grand River Ave. in Novi.
Botsford Hospital is a multi-specialty 330 bed hospital and verified trauma center located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The campus also houses an imaging center and a comprehensive care cancer center. Botsford Hospital is also home to an extensive medical education program and is part of Michigan State University's statewide campus system. Botsford Hospital each year cares for approximately 16,000 inpatients and more than 60,000 emergency and trauma patients with a team of 2,500 employees, 300 volunteers and more than 600 physicians. A not-for-profit hospital, Botsford provided almost $10.5 million in community benefit during its 2011 fiscal year.
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MEDIA CONTACT: Lynn C. Anderson, Director, Marketing & Public Relations or Beth Montalvo, Publications & Media Relations Coordinator


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EDMONTON - A former Eckville high school teacher who was fired for teaching the Holocaust was a fraud is dead.
The Red Deer Advocate reported Thursday night that Jim Keegstra, 80, died in Red Deer on June 2nd.
Keegstra made national headlines in 1983 after he was accused of inciting students to hate and fear Jews and was fired for failing to follow curriculum in Eckville, a small town west of Red Deer.
After losing his teaching certificate in 1984, Keegstra was charged and convicted under the Criminal Code of Canada of "wilfully promoting hatred against an identifiable group" by teaching his social studies students that the Holocaust was a fraud and attributing various evil qualities to Jews.
Keegstra fought the case as violating his Charter rights to free speech. The conviction was overturned by the Alberta Court of Appeal, but reinstated by the Supreme Court of Canada.
Keegstra was fined $5,000, which was later reduced to $3,000. The Alberta Court of Appeal reduced that to a one-year suspended sentence, one year of probation, and 200 hours of community service work.
The Supreme Court upheld the original conviction and the constitutionality of the law, but did not restore the original sentence.


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6 U.S. Code § 321k - Model standards and guidelines for critical infrastructure workers
(a) In general
Not later than 12 months after August 3, 2007, and in coordination with appropriate national professional organizations, Federal, State, local, and tribal government agencies, and private-sector and nongovernmental entities, the Administrator shall establish model standards and guidelines for credentialing critical infrastructure workers that may be used by a State to credential critical infrastructure workers that may respond to a natural disaster, act of terrorism, or other man-made disaster.
(b) Distribution and assistance
The Administrator shall provide the standards developed under subsection (a), including detailed written guidance, to State, local, and tribal governments, and provide expertise and technical assistance to aid such governments with credentialing critical infrastructure workers that may respond to a natural disaster, act of terrorism, or other manmade disaster.
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Ottawa Super Mom Joins WaterCan's National Ambassador,
Ben Mulroney on KILIMANJARO CLIMB FOR LIFE
Raising Awareness About Global Water Crisis
The Kilimanjaro Climb for Life—scheduled for October 12 to 26, 2012—will challenge brave Canadians to scale Africa's renowned mountain, which towers 19,341 feet above sea level.
Joining eTalk's Ben Mulroney in the climb is Ottawa-based Joscelyn Coolican who will celebrate a milestone "40th birthday" while scaling the highest peak in Africa. Joscelyn, an avid hockey player, triathlete and mother of two, hopes to set a positive example for her young children so that they grow up understanding the challenges that people around the globe face on a daily basis.
"Not everyone is as fortunate as we are here in Canada to have access to clean, safe drinking water at the turn of a tap," says Joscelyn, "As a mother of young children, it is heartbreaking to think of what families have to endure in order to get access to clean water. I want to instill within my kids a sense of responsibility and awareness."
With this climb, Joscelyn returns to her roots in international development, which she developed a passion for during her university days. Since then, she has also gained great insights into water issues here in Canada and abroad through her work with the federal government and community associations working toward the protection of lakes and rivers in Ottawa and the Valley.
Joscelyn is reaching out to her community for support in raising $10,000 towards WaterCan's fundraising goals. Funds raised will help to support WaterCan's work to provide communities in eastern Africa with access to clean drinking water, basic sanitation and hygiene education.
With baby Polly on her back, and her husband, son and poodle at her side during training hikes, Joscelyn will be ready to conquer Kilimanjaro this fall, making it a birthday to remember and life lesson for her children. Joscelyn Coolican and Ben Mulroney join a team of 24 Canadians on this extraordinary journey up Kilimanjaro. Says WaterCan Executive Director, George Yap, "This team—comprising industry leaders, TV personalities and adventurous concerned citizens—will serve as an inspiring example of Canada's global reputation as a dynamic and forward-thinking nation."
Through WaterCan's mobile fundraising initiative, people can text H20 to 45678 to make a onetime donation toward the campaign.
WaterCan's Kilimanjaro Climb for Life campaign. Joscelyn's Personal Fundraising Page: http://give.watercan.com/goto/joscelyn
ABOUT WATERCAN (www.WaterCan.com)
Since, 1987, WaterCan—a Canadian charity—has been working hard to remedy the frequently overlooked water and sanitation crisis. More than 780 million people worldwide lack access to clean water, and a further 2.5 billion lack access to basic sanitation. With the help of generous Canadians, WaterCan introduces sustainable, long-term water, sanitation, and hygiene education programs to communities in need. In the 25 years since WaterCan was founded, more than 1.2 million children, women, and men in the world's most impoverished regions have gained access to clean water through WaterCan's programs-a key step in the process of building healthy and efficient communities.
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In the course of making important career decisions in our lives, we are likely to encounter a number of hurdles which can either inspire us to put more effort and pursue our dream careers or kill our career ambitions all together. Careers are life-defining and therefore before you make a decision on which career path to follow, you need to get it right based on the hard facts concerning your personality, strengths, weaknesses and ambition. Career aptitude tests are quite resourceful, especially having been developed to enable individuals to make crucial life-changing decisions without necessarily needing the help of a professional.
In today's digital world, such tests are readily available, at times at no cost and they have a specially programmed calculator to help individuals make the right decisions. It is however important to take more than one test, especially if you doubt the outcome of one and you need a second independent and unbiased opinion. Moreover, because these are programmes developed by different professsionals whose ideas may have a certain inclination, informed by a number of pasat experiences or influences. On the flipside, carrying out a career aptitude test on more than one site has the advantage of being more objective and also based on a larger resource pool. It is however important that you do not get carried away and take an excessively large number of tests. Also note that only a few career websites will actually have career aptitude tests developed by competent professionals.
While career aptitude tests are designed to help individuals to make the best career decisions, it is important to note that they are not designed to predict or prophesy the exact career that you will end up taking; neither are they designed to tell individuals which career will be more rewarding to them in financial terms. Career aptitude tests are designed with the knowledge that the best career for an individual is not just one that will open an avenue for them towards financial success, but one that also considers that the best career is one that will also enhance personal fulfillment and possibly expose one to a host of other opportunities and a totally different world that they would otherwise not have come to know of had they made different career choices.
At the end of the day, careers are personal choices and career aptitude tests are only meant to guide one and help them avoid making potentially regrettable and agonizing career choices which may require them to alter their careers at a later stage in life after having 'wasted" some of the most resourceful days of their lives.


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Michael J. FredetteJanuary 08,2013
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BETHLEHEM, GA Michael J. Fredette, 64, a former longtime resident of Rutland, died January 5, 2013, in Georgia following a long illness.
He was born on October 1, 1948, in Rutland, the son of Wilfred and Marion (Brown) Fredette.
Mr. Fredette grew up in Rutland, graduating from the Rutland High School in 1967.
He was employed as a manager by the Grossmans Lumber Yard for 26 years. He then worked for the Georgia Pacific Company out of Burlington for several years, prior to being transferred to Atlanta, GA, where he worked for many years prior to his retirement.
He enjoyed drag racing in his younger years, winning several trophies. He loved to watch sports, especially football.
Survivors include his wife Carolann of GA; his mother Marion Fredette of Rutland; a sister Susan Heidelmark and her husband Fred of Earlton, N.Y.; three brothers, William Fredette and his wife Joanne of Benita, FL, Robert Fredette and his companion Patty, and Gary Fredette of Middletown Springs; several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his father Wilfred C. Fredette on January 16, 1988, and a sister-in-law Joanne Fredette on May 28, 2012.
A memorial service is pending for April at Christ the King Church, 66 South Main Street, Rutland, Vermont.
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Prevent the Spread of Illness at Home
The virus stops here!
Wash Hands Frequently and Correctly
To prevent the spread of infection, hand washing is essential, says Dr. Karron, "particularly if you yourself are not feeling well, or if you're caring for a sick child." Wash your hands periodically, but especially before and after you eat, before and after you prepare food, and whenever you have touched something that might be contaminated. If someone in your house has a respiratory virus, almost anything could be contaminated, so wash even more often. If you know you've touched something germ-laden, make a special effort not to touch your mucous membranes, or another person, until you get to the sink and wash.
The tricky part, of course, is convincing everyone else in the family to wash their hands, too. Studies show that women wash their hands more often than men, and children … well, they aren't known for their random acts of cleanliness. Don't give up, though: An ounce of nagging is worth a pound of cure.
Wash your hands correctly. The rinse-and-run method won't get rid of viruses, so when you wash, do it right. Wet your hands under running water, use liquid or bar soap, and rub your hands together vigorously. It's the rubbing action, not just the soap itself that dislodges the germs. Scrub all surfaces, including fingernails, for 15 to 20 seconds. (You can pass the time by singing "Happy Birthday" twice.) Use warm water since it's more effective than cold water at removing the dirt and germs trapped in the body oils on your hands. Dry your hands thoroughly and, if possible, use the towel to turn off the faucet.
When hand washing isn't an option, use an alcohol-based gel sanitizer, rubbing it into all the surfaces of your hands until the gel is dry. As a bonus, says Dr. Karron, hand washing is "really good for preventing all kinds of infections," not just cold and flu.


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What are the most annoying facts about our industry/market?
What makes you angry? Is there anything that you can't stand it?
The industry's painfully slow response to big data geoprocessing.
Company/customer was much interested and willing about using Open source GIS software(as they say). Actually what they want to do is 90% digitization and can be done with QGIS. After installing QGIS and required plugins. They will say- "We must buy ArcGIS for atleast 1 year license" and rememeber this is during data collection period which will last for 2 years for the project.
Ok. they have a reason after 5 mins looking at QGIS: "Menu are different in QGIS than that of ArcGIS."
Now you can't say it loud then but I think "Congratulations! for inventing world's thinnest argument"
Census.gov TIGER files and usps.gov ZIP+4 files that only specify address ranges instead of individual addresses. It's time to catch up to Zillow/Google Streetview/county parcel files/et al. (I realize the .gov entities claim US Title wording imposes privacy restrictions, but information that can be gleaned by walking down a street isn't actually private.)
People are taking an advantage to use GIS to gain jobs? Can they be for the GIS people with degrees in Geographers and Cartographers ??
Once we train them they take an adavnatage of your skills and your expereinces, they move on to other GIS positions.
This answer is from someone with a technical background (engineering/software) who's new to GIS:
Why are there so many projection standards? I would have killed myself if it weren't for spatialreference.org.


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Claire Aebersold, Ralph Neiweem
This disc inaugurates a series of recordings of Schubert's four-hand music by two artists who have been closely associated with that repertoire for twenty-five years. The two gave their first complete traversal of Schubert's four hand music on six live programs for WFMT Radio Chicago in 1987, a feat which they repeated a decade later on that station in commemoration of the bicentennial of the composer's death.
Of a performance of Schubert four-hand music at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. the Washington Post raved: the two are in complete sympathy with and understanding of, each other and Schubert.
Aebersold and Neiweem enjoy a wide-ranging career as exponents of music for both two pianos and piano, four hands. They have given hundreds of concerts in Europe from Iceland to Italy, and have toured with two pianos throughout the USA and Canada.
If you are interested in purchasing an individual track from this cd, visit
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About one-third of American workers get fewer than six hours of sleep each night according to the Huffington Post.
"Getting less than the optimal seven to nine hours recommended by the CDC can result in serious health issues, like heart problems and obesity. But it can also disturb your day-to-day behavior in some more subtle ways."
So here are six signs from the The Huff Po slideshow that you need more sleep.
From The Huffington Post (see the article and slideshow for all the details):
1. You're really hungry all the time:
"Research presented at the 2010 meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior linked little shuteye with higher levels of the hormone ghrelin, the same one that triggers hunger, HuffPost reported."
2. You're weepy:
3. You're forgetful or unfocussed:
4. You can't shake a cold: (See my entry from earlier in the day.)
"A 2009 study found that people who sleep fewer than seven hours each night have almost three times the risk of catching a cold than people who slept for at least eight hours, the LA Times reported."
5. You're clumsier than usual.
6. Low-sex drive
How many hours of sleep do you normally get each night? Do you have any of these six symptoms? Which ones do you notice?
October 16th, 2012
12:51 pm
No. I typically get 6-8 hours of sleep per night.
Unless there's a party……
October 16th, 2012
12:57 pm
I'm sorry but I lots my focus when I read the link to the right "Florida orgy ends in violence, arrests" >>>>>
What was the question again?
October 16th, 2012
12:58 pm
October 16th, 2012
1:31 pm
The forgot to add to the list Cranky, irrable, arguementive, moody, short tempered and subject to fly off the handle at something for trivial and unimportant. I dont get enough sleep during the workweek but try to take at least a power nap of two hours on Sat or Sun. but thats Not always possible if your running around errands(which weekend is the Only time you can run errands. Depending how many errands you have to run and or receving guest or company after the errands there may be No time for a nap. In that case. I see Burn Out.
October 16th, 2012
1:40 pm
I keep my weekends free. I run errands usually on the way home from work in the evenings. I grocery shop every Sunday morning, before anyone wakes up at my house. I'm usually home with the groceries by 10 a.m. Sundays are for football, grilling, and drinking with the neighbors and whoever wants to come by….there's plenty of food and beer….
There is no Stress in my home……no drama either.
October 16th, 2012
2:18 pm
TWG did you at least look to see if you can find time to get some rest?
I did actively change my sleep habits. I get up at 5 and go to bed at 10…during the week. That is about 7 hours.
My endless nights of 4 and go have left and gone.
October 16th, 2012
2:56 pm
There's no stress in my home….no drama either.
You have to have the only home in US without stress & drama….congrats!!!
October 16th, 2012
3:14 pm
Why Thank you Mary!!
October 16th, 2012
3:23 pm
@ Mayhem- I would really like to hear more about what your schedule is like. You must be doing something right! Keep up the good work.
October 16th, 2012
3:28 pm
Mayhem: If life is so drama and stress-free, why is your screen name "Mayhem?" JstAskn :)
October 16th, 2012
3:51 pm
It was the first "name" I thought of when I started posting here…must have been the commercials…LOL.
My motto is no stress, no drama. Things will eventually work themselves out, so I don't worry. I don't get mad, I don't like wasting time being angry. I have a huge sense of humor and I can laugh at almost everything.
There comes a point in our lives, where we just have to sit back, relax, and let things work themselves out. I cannot control certain things, and I don't want to control other things. My kids are in their 20's, two are in school, and all three are working 30-35 hours a week. They are all living at home now, trying to work, go to school, and save money to move out the first of next year. 75% of the time, I'm home alone.
I work a full time job, but my hours are 8-4, so I miss a good bit of traffic, and I'm only 15 miles away from work. I'm usually home by 4:30, so I have plenty of time to unwind and relax, and get dinner started. If the kids aren't home by the time dinner is ready, they can warm it up when they get home. I try to leave "grab and go" food for them, as they don't really have time to prepare healthy meals and I can't stand the thought of them hitting up the fast food restaurants…..plus it's my job as a Mom to provide healthy food for them.
October 16th, 2012
4:01 pm
"There comes a point in our lives, where we just have to sit back, relax, and let things work themselves out. I cannot control certain things, and I don't want to control other things." Sage advice, Mayhem. Thank you!
October 16th, 2012
4:13 pm
Mayhem, surely at least one of 3 kids have brought you stress during their teen years. I understand & try to live that way most of the time but we're a normal family. Crap happens so to speak and although it's bearable, there's stress and drama that goes along with being a family. My girls are grown now but believe me, I've broken up my share of fights between them and settled many an argument. There's also a ton of stress with this economy. My husbands out of work, blah blah blah…you get my drift. Anyway, congrats again. Hope it remains that way.
October 16th, 2012
4:18 pm
I never feel like I get enough sleep. I try to head to bed about 10 pm and get up at 7:30, so you would think 9.5 hours would be enough. But even with Ambien I don't get enough deep sleep, I toss and turn all night. I also have a white noise machine to help drown out the sound of the TV from the living room. It is not stress that keeps me awake, but pain of the dull ache kind, and pain meds keep me awake, so I take the Ambien which helps, but not always.
I'd love to hear any suggestions for getting to sleep and staying alseep without the use of drugs.
October 16th, 2012
4:47 pm
I usually sleep about 7 1/2 -8 hours a night and try to get 9 on the weekends… but then there are weekends like this past one where we had too much fun hanging out with friends and neighbors and HAD to be up early both Sat & Sun… it felt good to "sleep in" on Monday! Haha! I do have the luxury of working from home and now that my son drives himself to school, I sleep a little later and I'm not stressed about getting out of the house on time.
I think my key to sleeping well is being physically tired AND keeping the stress level down. If I don't exercise some during the day, I don't sleep well even if I didn't get enough sleep the night before. I think my body just needs that physical release and routine in order to be in a good sleep cycle. My latest schedule (I'm a consultant so my hours depend on the project) is that I get up at 7:15, walk about 3 1/2 miles from 7:30-8:30, grab a shower, a cup of coffee and I'm ready to face work by 9. I used to start work much earlier so I walked earlier and therefore went to bed earlier but I definitely prefer waking up when it's light out though so this schedule suits me pretty well.
October 16th, 2012
4:52 pm
By the way, I re-read the 6 signs and now I'm wondering what is wrong with me if I experience 4 of those 6 symptoms and yet I do get enough sleep!! Maybe I'll go surf WebMD and try to self-diagnose. Hahahahaha!
October 16th, 2012
4:54 pm
I will sleep when I am dead.
October 16th, 2012
5:10 pm
Um, Mr. Zevon *is* dead!
October 16th, 2012
6:00 pm
I am very picky about sleep. If I do not get sleep, I am cranky. That being said, if you are a woman and in your 50's good luck with sleep. If I sleep a 4 hour stretch it is amazing! I wake up often and then my mind is ON a million things.
@ Mayhem…if you can truly live with no stress and no drama…great for you! I have had my own business for the past 15 years and there is ALWAYS STRESS AND DRAMA. I am with different people almost every day and often in different states.
Impossible for me not to have stress and drama as I deal with new folks and new dilemmas each week. Here is an example from last week:
I am supposed to be at 123 Church and visiting their children at their Preschool. The name of the church was sent to me as 123 Church ( not really but I am protecting the place). It is 250 miles away from here. I have several programs scheduled in the area and was there for a few days. I am staying at a hotel. I plug in the directions on my GPS the night before and I also have a map to get there. I am on time and drive 20 minutes and get off on their exit of the interstate ( in another state). My GPS tells me that I have reached the destination. The sign says COOKIE CHURCH. ( Again, not really). I am saying WHAT? I pull in the parking lot, look up the phone number and call it. I ask if they are expecting me. "Oh yes…are you here?" Me…"Well the sign says COOKIE CHURCH and I was thinking 123 Church." They reply. " Oh yes, we use COOKIE CHURCH'S facility. 123 Church is actually in another location. You are in the right place!" REALLY? I asked them what to look for in the e-mail before I left and they never mentioned the name of the church…just to look for the door by the playground. It would have been nice to know that I was looking for COOKIE CHURCH.
Or how about the time I had a 6 hour session to present and my luggage did not show up? I have two trunks full of things to share. There is NO way to just let things work themselves out.
Some walks of life are stressful and others are not. Just driving to the airport in rush hour can make you nuts!
October 16th, 2012
7:03 pm
Well, I get plenty of sleep but I will tell you who isn't; my son and daughter-in-law who welcomed their 1st baby (and my 1st grandchild) into the world 11 days ago :)
October 16th, 2012
7:54 pm
Hey Grandma….CONGRATS TO YOU! I know you are so proud!
October 16th, 2012
11:05 pm
:) TY MJG it's been awesome spent last week with them in Florida cooked & cleaned so they could spend time with their new baby :) there is nothing in the world like seeing your baby holding his own baby :)
October 17th, 2012
5:38 am
Awww welcome to the grandbaby
October 17th, 2012
8:06 am
I would give just about anything to be able to sleep in…My internal alarm goes off at 5:30 every day…..sleeping in till 8 is a rare treat for me……
Monday through Friday, it's a struggle to get out of bed, but Saturday & Sundays I'm bright eyed and bushy tailed at 6:00….UGH…..but I love to have coffee out on my deck and watch the day wake up….it's so quiet and peaceful in the early mornings…..
@LM – I think you are getting TOO much sleep. Ditch the Ambien…I think that messes with your system. 9.5 horus of sleep is too much. Try staying up till 11, and don't take the Ambien. When I have a hard time sleeping, I take two ibuprofen…..it doesn't stay in your system as long as Ambien.
My neighbor drinks like a fish, about 8-12 beers a night, then she takes an Ambien to sleep. One of these days, she's not going to wake up……
October 17th, 2012
8:45 am
When the 20 month old stops awaking at 6am and the 4 year old stops awaking at 6:30am – and knocks on our bedroom door – then I'll be getting an appropriate amount of sleep. Until then, it's whatever I need when I need it.
That aside, I've looked at sleep more as a weekly bank than a per night basis. For the last several years, I work some random hours, long days, and shift work here and there. As long as I'm willing to spend a healthy portion of my weekend in the rack making up for lost sleep, it usually works out pretty well.
October 17th, 2012
12:38 pm
MJG, I think you made Mayhem's point with your 123 story. Why the stress and drama? You had a moment of concern when the church name didn't match up, and then called and found out you were indeed in the right place. That's really not a big deal, and you should work on simply breathing a sigh of relief that all is indeed well, let the small problem go, and don't let yourself further stress over it or even dwell on what info they should have given you. It all worked out just fine with no difficulty. Save the stress for things like the trunks not showing up (that is a biggie). Don't sweat the small stuff. :)
October 17th, 2012
10:32 pm
Hey everyone,
I am a 12 year old boy, I find it hard to sleep most nights and struggle to get 2-3 hours leaving me totally stressed during the day especially when I am at school and studying hard. I have been to the doctors and they see nothing wrong, most nights I am up watching tv and on the computer until morning. According to the doctor I need more sleep or I will die by the time I reach my 14th birthday. I've tried sleeping pills and lots of other meds/self remedies. Help please :(
October 22nd, 2012
9:54 pm
With a screen name like "Mayhem," how could there NOT be stress and drama?


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When Patients Ask About Barefoot Running And Minimalist Shoes
- Volume 26 - Issue 5 - May 2013
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Shoes come into play with gait assessment in the majority of the runners Dr. Sanders sees. She evaluates every runner she sees by first having the patient run barefoot on a treadmill and then having him or her run shod on the treadmill. In some cases, the runner will look better barefoot. However, in most of these cases, Dr. Sanders says it's not because a midfoot or a forefoot strike is more efficient, it's because the runner's shoes are incompatible with his or her alignment.
"In these cases, I get the patient into a more appropriate shoe and repeat the running analysis. If there is no difference between the patient running barefoot or shod, I see no reason why the patient cannot include barefoot running in his or her overall training regimen as long as the runner takes it slow," notes Dr. Sanders. "If the patient's running gait is better in shoes or if he or she has a barefoot running injury, I strongly recommend that the patient avoids barefoot running entirely."
When it comes to assessment, Dr. Blake says one of the easiest factors to consider is joint flexibility.
"If the runner is loose in various foot joints — and you can imagine a sport like running in which you have to handle two and a half to three times your body weight and high pronation/supination moments — then you have to be very cautious," explains Dr. Blake.
Dr. Kirby asserts that "so-called minimalist shoes" are far from a new idea as these shoes have been continuously available in running shoe stores as "racing flats" for at least the past four decades. If runners want to wear "thinner-soled shoes with less cushioning and thinner heels," he doesn't try to talk them out of it. However, Dr. Kirby does tell them they are more likely to develop Achilles tendinitis, metatarsal stress fractures and/or plantar forefoot injuries as a result of regularly training in those shoes.
Other orthopedic issues may also come into play when assessing whether a patient is a candidate for minimalist shoes or barefoot running, according to Dr. Romansky. He tries to ascertain whether the patient has sufficient glute and leg strength, whether the quadriceps and hamstrings are working efficiently or effectively, whether the patient has total joint replacements and/or whether there are any issues with the lumbosacral spine.
Dr. Johncock emphasizes the importance of the runner's past injury history. He notes that certain areas of the body appear to have decreased stress in response to barefoot running while other areas have increased stress. One of the key differences between barefoot/minimalist running and "traditional" running shoes is that you land more on the forefoot, according to Dr. Johncock. He says it is interesting to look at the differences between the power absorption and eccentric work done at the knee and ankle when landing on the forefoot versus heel strike.2 Dr. Johncock says landing on the forefoot creates decreased stress to the knee, which is where a significant percentage of people seem to achieve relief.3 However, he emphasizes that stress does not disappear as there is increased stress to the ankle, specifically in the Achilles, and increased impact to the metatarsals.
"As time moves on, I think we'll find more and more data demonstrating that certain injuries such as knee pain may be reduced and other injuries such as Achilles tendinitis and metatarsal/forefoot injuries will increase with minimalist shoewear," posits Dr. Johncock. "I inform my patients who have had chronic knee pain that minimalist shoes are something they may wish to consider. If they have had chronic Achilles tendinitis or repetitive metatarsal stress fractures, they may not be good candidates."
Excellent discussion with many salient points. I have seen a lot of minimalist and even a few true barefoot runners here in Tampa. I think the injury rate is similar to those runners in traditional shoes but different areas - cuboid, sesamoid and metatarsal stress fractures are the most common. I have noted in the last 6 months a decrease in those using Vibrams or other similar shoes and an increase in the use of shoes such as the Brook Pure series or New Balance Minimus, which as Dr Kirby correctly pointed out are not much different from the road racing shoes of the 1960s-1980s.
Brian W. Fullem, DPM
Tampa, FL
Thanks for your comments.
As an older runner with 40 years of distance running under my belt, probably one of the most bizarre things I have seen in this "barefoot-minimalist shoe fad" is the claim by the barefoot-minimalist shoe advocates that they have somehow created a new shoe: the minimalist running shoe.
During my high school and college years of competing in cross-country, track and road races from 1972-1979, myself and many other runners in Northern California often wore racing flats that were thinner soled and lower heeled than today's "minimalist shoes." This was over three decades before the barefoot crowd proclaimed that they had invented a new type of running shoe ... the minimalist shoe. Amazing!
I am all for more running shoe selection for the public but I just hope we can put down this nonsense that minimalist shoes are anything more than a return to racing flats for training ... something which many of us were regularly doing back in the 1970s!
Nothing new under the sun.
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Most advocates of barefoot running are advocating a change in form as much as they are advocating throwing away the shoe. One basic characteristic of this form is that the foot strikes the ground under the body rather than in front. It is difficult to strike under the body with the heel, thus the change to the midfoot or forefoot strike. The biomechanical evidence supporting this form and foot strike is very compelling. This way of coming down with the foot eliminates a sharp impact peak that is present with the heel strike in front of the body.
If you run barefoot, you feel this impact peak more so you naturally change your form to avoid it. Alternatively, you can learn this way of running with a regular shoe and practice.
Then there is the second very interesting discussion about the anthropological history of running barefoot (I.e. were we meant to wear shoes with big heels?).
These are logical arguments from both a scientific and common sense perspective, and should be taken seriously.
Of course, if you are changing your form and your shoes, you need to build up slowly. Most people have very little sense of what building up slowly means. I personally switched to minimalist shoe running over a period of two years starting with short 2-5 minute runs during my lunch break. My calves and Achillies were often sore at the start and needed to be built up. I wouldn't recommend any other approach. My motivation was that I could not previously run due to knee injuries.
Running barefoot and/or minimalist shoes are not new ideas. That is the point. Often an old idea gains popularity for new reasons. The new reasons are those mentioned above.
I find the whole discussion extremely interesting and more than just a fad. This is a debate that has engaged elite runners, Harvard scientists, anthropologists, as well as bloggers and everyday joggers.Reply to this comment »


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The station license required under this chapter shall not be granted to or held by any foreign government or the representative thereof.
(b) Grant to or holding by alien or representative, foreign corporation, etc.
No broadcast or common carrier or aeronautical en route or aeronautical fixed radio station license shall be granted to or held by—
(3) any corporation of which more than one-fifth of the capital stock is owned of record or voted by aliens or their representatives or by a foreign government or representative thereof or by any corporation organized under the laws of a foreign country;
(4) any corporation directly or indirectly controlled by any other corporation of which more than one-fourth of the capital stock is owned of record or voted by aliens, their representatives, or by a foreign government or representative thereof, or by any corporation organized under the laws of a foreign country, if the Commission finds that the public interest will be served by the refusal or revocation of such license.
(c) Authorization for aliens licensed by foreign governments; multilateral or bilateral agreement to which United States and foreign country are parties as prerequisite
In addition to amateur station licenses which the Commission may issue to aliens pursuant to this chapter, the Commission may issue authorizations, under such conditions and terms as it may prescribe, to permit an alien licensed by his government as an amateur radio operator to operate his amateur radio station licensed by his government in the United States, its possessions, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico provided there is in effect a multilateral or bilateral agreement, to which the United States and the alien's government are parties, for such operation on a reciprocal basis by United States amateur radio operators. Other provisions of this chapter and of subchapter II of chapter 5, and chapter 7, of title 5 shall not be applicable to any request or application for or modification, suspension, or cancellation of any such authorization.
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No construction permit or station license, or any rights thereunder, shall be transferred, assigned, or disposed of in any manner, voluntarily or involuntarily, directly or indirectly, or by transfer of control of any corporation holding such permit or license, to any person except upon application to the Commission and upon finding by the Commission that the public interest, convenience, and necessity will be served thereby. Any such application shall be disposed of as if the proposed transferee or assignee were making application under section 308 of this title for the permit or license in question; but in acting thereon the Commission may not consider whether the public interest, convenience, and necessity might be served by the transfer, assignment, or disposal of the permit or license to a person other than the proposed transferee or assignee.
(e) Administration of regional concentration rules for broadcast stations
(1) In the case of any broadcast station, and any ownership interest therein, which is excluded from the regional concentration rules by reason of the savings provision for existing facilities provided by the First Report and Order adopted March 9, 1977 (docket No. 20548; 42 Fed. Reg. 16145), the exclusion shall not terminate solely by reason of changes made in the technical facilities of the station to improve its service.
(2) For purposes of this subsection, the term "regional concentration rules" means the provisions of sections 73.35, 73.240, and 73.636 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations (as in effect June 1, 1983), which prohibit any party from directly or indirectly owning, operating, or controlling three broadcast stations in one or several services where any two of such stations are within 100 miles of the third (measured city-to-city), and where there is a primary service contour overlap of any of the stations.
Source(June 19, 1934, ch. 652, title III, § 310,48 Stat. 1086; July 16, 1952, ch. 879, § 8,66 Stat. 716; Pub. L. 85–817, § 2,Aug. 28, 1958, 72 Stat. 981; Pub. L. 88–313, § 2,May 28, 1964, 78 Stat. 202; Pub. L. 92–81, § 2,Aug. 10, 1971, 85 Stat. 302; Pub. L. 93–505, § 2,Nov. 30, 1974, 88 Stat. 1576; Pub. L. 98–214, § 7,Dec. 8, 1983, 97 Stat. 1469; Pub. L. 101–396, § 8(b),Sept. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 850; Pub. L. 104–104, title IV, § 403(k),Feb. 8, 1996, 110 Stat. 131.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a) and (c), was in the original "this Act", meaning act June 19, 1934, ch. 652, 48 Stat. 1064, known as the Communications Act of 1934, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 609 of this title and Tables.
In subsec. (c), "subchapter II of chapter 5, and chapter 7, of title 5" substituted for "the Administrative Procedure Act" on authority of Pub. L. 89–554, § 7(b),Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 631, the first section of which enacted Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
1996—Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 104–104, § 403(k)(1), struck out "of which any officer or director is an alien or" before "of which more".
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 104–104, § 403(k)(2), struck out "of which any officer or more than one-fourth of the directors are aliens, or" after "any other corporation".
1990—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 101–396substituted "multilateral or bilateral agreement, to which the United States and the alien's government are parties," for "bilateral agreement between the United States and the alien's government".
1983—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 98–214added subsec. (e).
1974—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 93–505added subsec. (a). Former subsec. (a), which related to granting to or holding of required station licenses by aliens, was struck out.
Subsecs. (b) to (d). Pub. L. 93–505added subsecs. (b) and (c) and redesignated former subsec. (b) as (d).
1971—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 92–81inserted provisions empowering the Commission to issue licenses to certain aliens admitted to the United States for permanent residence, provided that the Commission notify the appropriate agencies of the Government of applications received for license, and that such agencies furnish to the Commission information bearing on the request's compatibility with national security.
1964—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 88–313empowered the Commission to issue authorizations to permit an alien licensed by his government as an amateur radio operator to operate his station, licensed by his government, in the United States, its possessions, and Puerto Rico, provided there is a bilateral agreement between the United States and the alien's government giving similar rights to United States amateur radio operators, and provided that the Commission notify appropriate agencies of our Government of any applications for authorization, and that such agencies furnish to the Commission information bearing on the request's compatibility with our national security.
1958—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 85–817inserted paragraph authorizing the grant of licenses for radio stations on aircraft to aliens or representatives of aliens holding pilot certificates.
1952—Subsec. (b). Act July 16, 1952, provided that construction permits and station licenses cannot be transferred, assigned, or disposed of except upon a finding by the Commission that public interest, convenience, or necessity will be served thereby, and that such transfer application will be treated the same as if made under section 308 of this title.
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