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Sometimes it's easier to get your head around a distant controversy if you personalize it. So engage in a little thought experiment with me: You have a daughter or niece or sister who was raped by a wealthy, powerful and glamorous 43-year-old man when she was just 13.
He says the sex was "consensual," but he had plied her with champagne and drugs before he took advantage of her. In any event, she was a child whom the law regards as too immature to "consent" to sexual intercourse. Would you want that man to be held to account for his crimes, although the episode occurred some three decades ago?
You'd want justice. Indeed, it shouldn't matter whether the child was someone you knew. Criminals should be forced to pay for their crimes, especially those as ugly and predatory as this.
So the arrest last week of Roman Polanski, who fled the United States in 1978, after he pled guilty to having sex with a minor, may lead, finally, to a satisfactory resolution of the case. Polanski has escaped punishment for his crime, continuing his career to accolades while living, mostly, in France.
A celebrated film director who won the Best Director Oscar for "The Pianist" in 2003, he maintains legions of defenders, including French officials, the arbiters of fine art and the haut monde of urban enclaves here and abroad. Even the victim, Samantha Gailey Geimer, now 45, says she has forgiven him.
When "Pianist" generated Oscar buzz, Geimer wrote an essay in the Los Angeles Times, arguing that the assault shouldn't be a consideration. "I believe that Mr. Polanski and his film should be honored according to the quality of the work . . .I don't think it would be fair to take past events into consideration," she wrote.
French authorities, who had refused to extradite him, seem to believe that Polanski's flight was perfectly excusable because he was the victim of American prudishness. Well, perhaps the French have no problem with sex between young girls and middle-aged men, but I suspect there are lots of French parents who would object if their daughters ended up in the same circumstances.
This was no episode of mere touching, no case of simple nudity and fondling. Polanski persuaded the girl to take off her clothes in a ruse about a photo shoot for a fashion magazine. Then, he engaged in anal intercourse with her, among other acts. Shortly thereafter, she reported to authorities that she had told him to stop but that she had not forcefully resisted because she was afraid of him.
It's important for Polanski to face the bar of justice, even thirty years late. His appearance would serve as an example to others among the wealthy and glamorous that they are not above the law. Neither money, fame, connections nor artistic achievement should excuse you from facing up to your crimes. Forcing Polanski into court, in a case which will receive lots of media attention, might also stiffen the resolve of other victims of sexual violence who are trying to find the courage to face their abusers.
It is remarkable, given the nature of Polanski's crime, that prosecutors originally agreed to a plea bargain in which he would have served no more than 42 days in jail. Plenty of teenaged boys have received far harsher sentences for having consensual sex with girls just slightly younger than they. The director fled because he believed the judge would not honor the agreement; Polanski's defenders have since alleged judicial misconduct.
Let Polanski make his case in a Los Angeles courtroom. Let him come back to the scene of the crime. No matter how long ago the assault, no matter his old age, he still hasn't paid his dues. After decades in which American jurisprudence has come to treat sexual crimes against women and girls more seriously, let him argue that he shouldn't have to spend any more time behind bars.
September 30th, 2009
7:38 am
Right on Cynthia!
September 30th, 2009
7:46 am
Good for you, Cynthia!
September 30th, 2009
7:46 am
Wow, Cynthia and I agree on something!
September 30th, 2009
7:55 am
Right on !!!!!!!
September 30th, 2009
7:57 am
I am stunned. I actually completely agree with Cynthia's point of view today.
September 30th, 2009
8:08 am
Thank you for writing about this issue. I can't understand why so many people are ready to make excuses for this crime. I'm glad Polanski's victim has forgiven him, but that doesn't mean he isn't subject to the laws that are designed to protect children from predatory adults.
September 30th, 2009
8:10 am
Yesterday it was Pakistan. Today, it's Polanski. It must be nice to be an expert on everything.
September 30th, 2009
8:12 am
Unless there is a statute of limitations he should face the music.
September 30th, 2009
8:17 am
If Polanski faces trial, the girl's parents should too.
Someone delivered and left a 13 year-old girl with a renowned playboy. This someone is just as culpable of rape as Polanski.
September 30th, 2009
8:21 am
September 30th, 2009
8:24 am
Cynthia, I agree. Thank you for this column.
September 30th, 2009
8:59 am
For a change, we totally agree!!
September 30th, 2009
9:03 am
"Then, he engaged in anal intercourse with her, among other acts."
What a freak. Time for this pervert to face the music…who are these supporters of his?
September 30th, 2009
9:07 am
in other news, Hell has frozen over. I cannot believe I am saying this, but this was one of the best posts regarding this subject I have read.
September 30th, 2009
9:07 am
Don't be fooled, America. Tucker has been kidnapped by the Republicans and water boarded to say such things. It's torture I tell you! This woman has buddied up to Hollywood for years and has marveled at the French for their "progressive" thinking about socialized medicine.
September 30th, 2009
9:12 am
[...] I should note that my colleague Cynthia Tucker has also weighed in on the Polanski case, reaching a verdict similar to Woolner's. [...]
September 30th, 2009
9:17 am
Nothing like the vindictiveness and down right meanness of the liberal left. I wonder if the sex truly was a rape, or was consensual. It was, after all, he said, she said. And the complainant has long sense withdrawn her complaint. If she can walk away from this, so can I. And, I figure too, a man whose wife and infant were hacked to pieces probably has indeed suffered enough in this lifetime, and maybe enough for dozens of lifetimes. Where is forgiveness in all of you?
September 30th, 2009
9:23 am
[...] Roman Polanski hasn't paid for his crime [Atlanta Journal-Constitution] [...]
September 30th, 2009
9:38 am
Joan, you're an idiot. It's not he said she said since Roman admits to doing everything that the victim said he did. It's just a matter of he didn't want to spend time in prison so he fled. Thats it justice was never served. Id bet you'd sing a different tune if someone drugged and raped your thirteen year old daughter. Then i'd come to you and ask "Joan, why can't you forgive?" Hypocrite
September 30th, 2009
9:40 am
I think he has paid his debt to society by having to live outside of the USA for so long. R Kelly did not go to jail why should he?
September 30th, 2009
9:45 am
Michael Vick and Pac man are not in jail. why should this filmaker be punished any more harshly than these thugs? what about genarlo wilson and the boy in rome who raped his classmate. The left fought tooth and nail to free those guys. I hope they do not do it again.
Michael Jackson he never went to jail..this is racism by the Obama admin. He told his boy Holder to pursue this man
September 30th, 2009
10:02 am
[...] Some opinion: Cynthia Tucker says Roman Polanski hasn't paid for his crime. [...]
September 30th, 2009
11:15 am
Does it matter to anyone that the victim, now in her 40s just wants it to drop so she can get on with her life. She even files a petition with the DA to have the charges dropped. It's not Roman Palanski who is suffering here, geez people get a grip and let the woman have her life back.
September 30th, 2009
11:21 am
Alvin, you are wrong. If someone raped my daughter, I would simply shoot him and we could all be spared the cost of his prosecution and incarceration, but I wouldn't do it 20 years later. And I wouldn't keep a pot stirred up that the victim wanted the lid put on. And Normal, no, it doesn't seem to matter to anyone that the victim doesn't want this spotlighted now. Let's just keep torturing her.
September 30th, 2009
11:26 am
Let him serve his 42 days and allow some of his "cellmates" would conduct their own "trial" and "sentence"….
Obviously Joan at 9:17 has no children!!!
September 30th, 2009
11:32 am
You do, girl! You got this one right! He needs to face the music.
September 30th, 2009
11:37 am
Finally we're hearing journalists discuss the fact that what Polanski did was wrong and he should be punished for committing a heinous crime. I was appalled yesterday upon hearing Whoopi Goldberg attempt to defend him and diffuse the issue by saying it really wasn't rape. What other word comes to your mind when a grown man coerces a 13 year old into unwanted sex? If not rape, then what? If this were a priest or anyone else being charged, they would be prosecuted to the fullest and blasted by the media. I read the transcripts and the victim repeatedly asked and told him to stop. He is responsible for his actions and they shouldn't be downplayed just because he directs films or suffered personal tragedies. Hollywood defenders need to take a long look at how they are defending this criminal because it waters down similar crimes that other young victims have to endure. If he gets off and doesn't get punished, does that mean all others who rape children get off? I think not.
September 30th, 2009
11:40 am
Well Ms. Tucker, you finally got one right! Did they hide the keys to the liquor cabinet the day you wrote this one?
September 30th, 2009
11:41 am
Point of order. That's not a thought experiment. Cynthia's open is merely a retelling of the events of the Pulanski extradition story.
A thought experiment usually involves gravity, acceleration, light, and a man who ended up marrying his cousin, (for which he never served one day in jail).
Thank you, and I trust that Cynthia Tucker will never attempt to go full-einstein on our prurient asses again.
September 30th, 2009
11:49 am
In response to Larry – you're right about Michael Vick not being in jail, but if you remember, he served his time in jail for his crimes, just like Polanski should do. 42 days in jail does not cover the punishment for rape of a minor. Michael Jackson didn't flee the country but went to trial and was acquitted by a jury of his peers. You're comparing apples to oranges. Living a posh life in France while owning multiple homes and working in the film industry does not sound like punishment to me. You said he served his time by living outside the US – poor guy.
September 30th, 2009
12:17 pm
No, I am merely kind and forgiving. I guess I had forgotten people are just not that way anymore. I hope your hatefulness serves you well in your pathetic lives.
September 30th, 2009
1:02 pm
Sorry Joan — "kind and forgiving" is a warm and fuzzy which does not serve one well in the real world, especially where children are involved and those who see themselves above the law.
Your response should be the same now as it was 20 years ago!!!
September 30th, 2009
1:07 pm
Joan – I should have added that it is not "hatefulness", but an objective assessement. That is why the jury death penalty decisions should be majority and not unanimous — "kind and forgiving" jurors always vote for life!!!!
September 30th, 2009
2:49 pm
Minors cannot consent under the law, so the argument of whether or not this was consensual goes out the window.
September 30th, 2009
2:55 pm
Joan… do you also think that someone that murders a person and then flees the country should not serve their sentence 20 or 30 years later??? This man is a pedophile and should not be above the law. Who cares what his job is??? He RAPED a 13 year old – a 9th grader!! Just because time has passed does not mean that justice has been served. Let him serve his time just like anyone else would be expected to. The person this happened to is not the only person that should be considered… it could have happened to many more, because pedophiles usually strike more than once. Think about it.
September 30th, 2009
7:12 pm
So Joan, your thought is that Roman should be let go?
You are ok with anal rape of a thirteen year old who was drugged on qualuudes and champagne by a wealthy powerful man?
Exactly what crimes would you think need to be punished?
September 30th, 2009
7:36 pm
God help us if Joan ever serves on a jury where a true crime like this rape was committed. She would let everyone off. Unfortunately the ones who are let off continue to commit crimes like these and even worse. We're not hateful, just realistic, and believe justice should be done. I have children and if someone did this to them, I wouldn't rest until justice was done and the criminal served his time.
October 1st, 2009
7:57 am
Joan….how bout you offer up your 13 year daughter/granddaughter for sex with an old man.
October 1st, 2009
8:03 am
Normal (9/30/09 – 11:15am) states that the victim wants this to go away and forget about it.
Of course she does. Polanski came to a financial settlement with her and her family years ago (FACT). Therefore, she can't aid in the prosecution and she has to support having the charges dropped.
October 1st, 2009
8:04 am
Joan, can I meet your daughter?
October 1st, 2009
10:13 am
Well, neither have any of these despotic presidents like Bush and Obama, among others.
October 5th, 2009
5:30 am
I agree, Cynthia he needs to be held accountable for the drugging and raping of a 13 year old child. After that, he needs to be held accountable for fleeing and being a fugitive for 30+ years. He was found guilty and ADMITTED the crimes and he should be punished. It amazes me how so many Hollywood types would defend this man. It goes to show how morally bankrupt and out of touch they really are. I guess different rules for different social stations. Or does that mean if I commit a serious crime against a little girl and just keep myself out of trouble for 30 years and even flourish in my job I can just forget about it too? I wonder if that works with robbing a bank or other felony? Oooohhhh goodie just do ONE felony and stay clean and you get a free pass I guess. Disgusting.


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The GOP wants to amend the package to make sure the $6.4 billion cost does not add to the federal deficit. Democrats have rejected that idea.
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Summary: Owls Do Cry is one of the classics of New Zealand literature, and has remained in print continuously for fifty years. A fiftieth anniversary edition was published in 2007. Owls Do Cry is Janet Frame's first novel. She describes her idea behind it in the second volume of her autobiography: Pictures of great treasure in the midst of sadness and waste haunted me and I began to think, in fiction, of a childhood, home life, hospital life, using people known to me as a base for main characters, and inventing minor characters. Regarded by many as one of the best New Zealand novels published, Owls Do Cry forms a loose trilogy with her two subsequent novels, Faces in the Water and The Edge of the Alphabet. "It is the sound that matters, finally, when I write - in fact all is for reading aloud." - Janet Frame, on publication of Owls Do Cry (1957)
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Planning ahead is the key to traveling with diabetes. People with diabetes can enjoy all kinds of recreational travel from a week at the beach, to camping in the Rockies, to sightseeing across Europe. The American Diabetes Association provides the helpful suggestions below for people with diabetes who are planning to travel.
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Karmah and Dan's wedding was truly a community event. So many family and friends came together to make the wedding a joyous and unforgettable event. Karmah's aunt did all of the florals, another friend harvested the produce for the guest gifts of avocados and citrus fruits, another hand painted and wrote each seating card...The list is endless. During the ceremony they opened a bottle of wine given to them at the winery where they got engaged. Every moment of Karmah and Dan's wedding had meaning. And even during the first dance, when the power went out, their guests serenaded them with the final verses of their song, "Can't help falling in love with you" by Elvis Presley. The property was gorgeous with sprawling vineyards and farm animals providing endless entertainment. Arista Winery is one of their favorite vineyards to visit with friends, so it was more than fitting for their wedding.
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Where it shall be made to appear to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Interior, under rules and regulations to be prescribed by him, with reference to any lawful pending desert-land entry made prior to March 4, 1915, under which the entryman or his duly qualified assignee under an assignment made prior to March 4, 1915, has, in good faith, expended the sum of $3 per acre in the attempt to effect reclamation of the land, that there is no reasonable prospect that, if the extension allowed by section 335 of this title or any law existing prior to March 4, 1915, were granted, he would be able to secure water sufficient to effect reclamation of the irrigable land in his entry or any legal subdivision thereof, the Secretary of the Interior may, in his discretion, allow such entryman or assignee five years from notice within which to perfect the entry in the manner required of a homestead entryman: Provided, That in cases where such entries have been assigned prior to March 4, 1915, the assignees shall, if otherwise qualified, be entitled to the benefit hereof.
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Since opening 30 years ago, the Institute for Human Services (IHS) has grown from serving 60 people a day, to hundreds in two shelters. These days, IHS sleeps more than 350 guests nightly and serves up to 7,000 meals a week. Executive Director Connie Mitchell – a psychiatric nurse by training – sat down with us to talk about Hawaii's growing homeless population.
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Q: Hawaii's homeless population at last count was 6,500. Is it growing?
A: There's definitely a growing number of homeless people, particularly in the Leeward and North Shore areas of Oahu. Many have been priced out of their rental homes by the boom in the local real estate market. So one of the solutions is affordable rentals which many entities, both public and private, are actively trying to do. Together, we've helped to decrease the numbers of chronically homeless on our streets in urban Honolulu and I think we can continue to partner to do the same for other groups of homeless folks across the State.
Q: Where do they stay?
A: IHS operates two shelters in urban Honolulu. One for single men, another for single women and for families with children. There is another shelter [run by other groups] in Waianae, two in Kapolei, one in Waipahu, one on the North Shore and one in Kakaako. Maui and the Big Island have one, and Kauai is starting one.
Q: What has been your biggest lesson since joining IHS?
A: Every homeless person has a different story, so it's important to recognize and develop a plan around those differences. There's a group of people who, because of their lack of skills, can't afford jobs that pay more. Some have literacy or education issues, or they're in domestic-violence situations. Other people had jobs
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We have people from Micronesia coming to Hawaii because our federal government has pledged to help them. They come with little resources. That's one group that has been using shelter services, and they're adding to the numbers. I respect that people are free to move around the U.S. But people are surprised by Hawaii's cost of living, and they suddenly find themselves homeless.
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A: We've been at war in Iraq for five years. A lot of people who have been there on many deployments feel the impact. We need to prepare and support returned veterans so that they don't end up homeless. Usually, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) doesn't really hit until a couple of years later. Not everybody has PTSD, but it has been a problem. You don't want to wait until we have a lot of homeless veterans, or a lot of families who break up, because of what they're experiencing. We need to anticipate what might happen so we don't end up with severe outcomes. .
Q: Be more proactive, in other words.
A: Yes. We talk about putting up new shelters, but what are we doing? It's really about planning and anticipating needs. With the Micronesian situation, if people had said, "There seems to be a lot of people coming. We need to find a way to help these people integrate into our community," We'd be a lot farther ahead in the game.
Q: What is IHS doing?
A: This year, we've doubled our capacity at our family shelters. We were serving about 20 families. Now, we're serving 25 in-house, plus 20 more on our waiting list. We're able to help people before they go into the shelter, make applications for housing and jobs. Last year, we started a community re-entry program at our men's shelter for those who find themselves homeless after coming out of jail. We try to give the men structure and resources for finding work.
Q: Any changes at the women's shelter?
A: We've increased our women's capacity from 60 to 100 just this past fall. I'm most excited, though, about IHS' new employment program. We look at people's incomes when they first enter the shelter, or help them find jobs if they're not working. We look at their incomes again when they leave. I've been trying to communicate to our shelter guests that we think they can do better than IHS. Some people have been staying here for quite a long time.
Q: What's "quite a long time?"
A: Not a lot of them, but some of them have been here for three years. I just sent one man an aloha letter saying, "I think you really need to find another way of living." We've offered to help him with different things, but he's refused. If they don't want our help, maybe this is not the right place for them. For most folks, we try to target three months, which allows them to get a job. Our case-management program continues to serve people with on-going support, inside and outside of the shelter. We want them to maintain their independence.
Q: What's IHS's annual budget?
A: Six million.
Q: How much is from charity?
A: Last year, 30 percent of our budget came from donations. Seventy percent was through state, federal and city funding. Even if I could get the government to pay for all of our services, I'd still want our community involved.
Q: Have you hired more staff?
A: Yes, about 15 to 20 people. We employ 100. Our shelters are open 24 hours, and we have three shifts.
Q: Monetary donations aside, what can businesses do to help?
A: We've had some tour companies and contractors willing to train and support people in reentering the marketplace. I've been impressed with the compassion of our community.
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(UPDATE) All clear given after bomb threat at Moakley Federal Courthouse in Boston
Employees were given the OK to enter Moakley Federal Courthouse around 4:15 p.m. following a bomb threat.
Security officials on Wednesday afternoon ordered staff, media and attorneys to evacuate Boston's federal courthouse due to a "code red" bomb threat, just hours after false media reports claimed investigators had a suspect in custody in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings.
Scores of people gathered outside the court, where the reported suspect was expected to be taken. News helicopters circled the area and Boston Police were on scene. Around 3:30 p.m., a fire truck was seen outside the court's entrance.
Reuters reported that a uniformed law enforcement official yelled to media gathered outside the court, "Get away from the building. I can't stress this enough, people."
Brigham and Women's Hospital also had a similar scare this afternoon, however a source connected to the hospital said employees received an email giving the all clear.
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10 Healthy Ways to Dress a Naked Salad Without Salt (or Gluten!)
Guest Post from Jessica Goldman Foung of Sodium Girl
Jessica Goldman Foung of Sodium Girl has an unusual dilemma, for a young and otherwise healthy woman: She can eat almost no sodium. She is on a mission to make low-sodium eating delicious — and today she offers her best tips on dressing a salad without salt, gluten, or other allergens.
Let me ask you this question: What are three things you're carrying in your bag this instant? Now let me make this guess: You didn't answer salad dressing. Right? For most people, carrying a bottle of vinaigrette seems like a strange idea.But for those of us with food allergies and dietary restrictions, smuggling sauces in one's purse (or murse) isn't so far fetched. How do you dress a salad at home, or at a restaurant, when you can't eat much salt, not to mention gluten and other allergens?
For those with food limitations, menus often only offer one safe option: Salad. A plate of dry, leafy greens and plain, fresh vegetables will fit into any dietary framework. But to make it a dish with substance, it requires some outside help, making that stowaway dressing essential.
But if you're not ready to tote around a bottle of homemade Caesar and you don't want to settle for a bland salad either, there are some simple tricks to dress up any salad without any dressing. Using standard restaurant staples — beyond just the olive oil and vinegar — you can give plain greens a lot of life.
I would be shocked to find a restaurant that doesn't have fresh citrus stocked in the kitchen or at the bar. Ask for a side of slices of lemon, lime, or even oranges and squeeze the juice over your greens. Or push boundaries by mixing a little grapefruit or orange juice with olive oil and black pepper for a dressing made table-side.
Fried or poached, a runny yolk adds color, creaminess, and (bonus!) protein to your salad.
If you're lucky enough to live or eat in a city filled with fresh avocado, make use of it! Slice it up or smash the green fruit before it hits the salad. The smooth, guacamole-like texture will help those veggies go down.
Their seeds and juice add slickness to your salad. Not to mention extra texture.
Strawberries, Blueberries, and Raspberries
Let the juices flow and ask for a side of fruit. When mixed with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, the sweetness of berries or melon will brighten up the salad and add fun bursts of texture.
A spoonful of honey mixed with olive oil and citrus will prove satisfying for your salad. Especially if you're lucky enough to add protein (steak, chicken, shrimp) to those veggies.
Peanut Butter
Everyone has a kid's menu and almost every kid's menu has peanut butter and jelly. If you can eat nuts, a little peanut butter mixed with olive oil will make a peanut sauce dressing that wakes up a simple plate of vegetables.
Spicy Peppers
Don't be afraid to ask for a side of sliced jalapenos or red chili pepper flakes. Peppers add perk.
Fresh herbs will brighten up any salad. With added citrus, olive oil, and even berries, you might even end up with a dish so colorful and inviting that it lands a permanent spot on the menu.
Other ideas...
If you're ready to tote ingredients in your purse, don't forget about Greek yogurt and individual packets of tahini or peanut butter. Both options are not only packable but also lend tang and texture to vegetables and greens.
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Thanks for the gluten-free post. It is a godsend for folks like me.
However - salt allergies? I can't imagine this is real. Humans will die without salt, and it's found in many many foods. Am I missing something?
Emmi, I had the same initial thought, so I went to her blog and found some info on the About page: http://www.sodiumgirl.com/about-2/
Thanks, Kate. So the food writer developed kidney issues due to an autoimmune disease - that means she is NOT allergic to salt, rather, her kidney issues require a low sodium diet. AT in that case needs to correct the sentence: "She is on a mission to make low-sodium eating delicious — and today she offers her best tips on dressing a salad without salt, gluten, or other allergens". Salt is not an allergen.
There are many conditions which necessitate a low-sodium diet, congestive heart failure being the first one that comes to mind. Calling salt out as "not an allergen" seems a bit nitpicky to me, especially given the way the sentence was worded: "other allergens" could be taking its cue from gluten.
And tahini mixed with lemon juice and some water is one of my favorite dressings, and perfect for anyone with dietary restrictions (dairy, gluten, salt, whathaveyou). Grapefruit juice and olive oil is another favorite combination.
Cottage cheese for me though it isn't low sodium friendly but the right brands are safe for those with painful bladder syndrome.
@Hipsterhousewife, not trying to pick on the author, simply pointing out that it's how I read it the first time before I realized it may just be wording. The responsible thing to do is to correct it so as to not spread medical misinformation. Writing about medical conditions on an interior design website, I'd be extra careful to be responsible. Many people read and trust this website.
Salad without salt is the great recipe most helpful for diabetic people. The diabetic women should follow this recipe and take daily in their break fast. Healthy diet food is always good for health and also useful for weight loss.
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The Tigers' football campaign looks to be one of great change following two straight undefeated seasons that each culminated with Class L state championships.
In his 25th slate as head coach, Steve Filippone leads a squad that graduated 29 seniors a year ago after seeing 26 depart from the 2011 Hand roster. Despite the two-time defending title holders holding a team with many new starters, Filippone is confident that his men can surpass the gridiron's growing pains this fall.
"What tends to happen after a string of years with big senior classes is that we have a rebuilding type of a year," said Filippone, whose Tigers are currently in the midst of a 26-game winning streak. "We do, though, have a group of young, tough, and hard-working guys that have to know learn how to win out there; they have to learn how to do it under a new set of circumstances after being on the sideline in the past."
With its three-piece objective list of having a winning season, taking home the SCC Division I East crown, and making the state playoffs, Hand will be led by three seniors captains in quarterback Hayden Atwater at quarterback, nose tackle/offensive guard Ian Dieli, and running back/outside linebacker Pat Rogers in only his second stint with the Tigers after transferring from Weston following his sophomore year.
"Hayden can have a tremendous year for us," says Filippone, whose squad holds 11 seniors. "He is a big, physical kid with a strong arm who runs the offense very proficiently. He is a capable kid who isn't flashy; he is your prototypical stand-up, pocket passer. Ian is in his third year starting and, in my opinion; he ranks as one of the top 20 defensive players in the SCC, if not the state. Pat established himself quickly as a member of this team; he is a tremendous athlete who is can run, while being agile and tough. He has been a tremendous addition to our team and will now be in key positions."
Filippone is equally optimistic about a pair of strong players on each side of the ball. Offensively, he looks at seniors of wideout/utility man Tommy Wilson and tailback Conor Dowd, while he spots defensive standouts in the backfield with junior safeties Scott Sweitzer and (another) Tommy Wilson, along with a special teams talent in junior placekicker Tyler Phan.
"[Senior] Tommy Wilson returns kicks and punts for us, while he is also a wide receiver that runs great routes," said Filippone. "We can also stick him in the backfield, and he can honestly do anything for us. Conor built himself into a physical specimen; he runs a 4.8 for a 40-yard dash and is a great pass and run blocker. Scott is big, powerful, and will terrorize receivers over the middle. [Junior] Tommy Wilson is a smart kid, very strong physically, and can run. Tyler was great for us kicking last season, and his leg is even stronger this year."
All of these key upperclassmen will carry the Tigers through a rough 11-game regular season. After starting off at New Canaan on Wednesday, Sept. 11 as a part of the inaugural SCC-FCIAC [Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference] Football Challenge, Hand then takes on defending Class M state champion Hillhouse before its home opener versus Cross. The Tigers will then trek into a remaining stretch of strong conference competition with North Haven (home), Cheshire (away), Fairfield Prep (home), Shelton (away), hosting reigning LL champion Xavier, traveling to West Haven, Notre Dame-West Haven (home), and finally being guests to rival Guilford on Wednesday, Nov. 27 for Thanksgiving eve.
"For us, we don't have an easy game on the schedule and every matchup is huge," said Filippone. "The SCC is the toughest league in the state and we are in its toughest division [Cheshire, Cross, Notre Dame-West Haven, and West Haven]. North Haven is perennially the best team in the conference with Hillhouse; Cheshire has a tremendous tradition, as does Shelton, while Prep is another great team. If we make it to the Prep game with three of four wins, then we can get to 8-3 or 7-4 and have a shot at the playoffs. It will be an uphill climb, yet we will be a better team in October and November than in September with the young team we have."
Even with his more youthful unit this season, Filippone is looking forward to the yearly grind again, and to him, the obvious but crucial component will be keeping guys off the injury report.
"I'm excited about it, and they can play well if they keep their wits about them," said Filippone. "The key will be staying healthy; if we stay healthy and get better then by the sixth or seventh week, we will be a tough team to beat."
Filippone will be assisted by associated coach Mike Ciotti, defensive coordinator Dave Mastroianni, offensive coordinator Erik Becker, along with Gary Gravina, Mike Ferraiolo, Paul Philpott, Don Giles, Rich Bella, and freshman Head Coach Scott Sweitzer.
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