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Should we be allowed to control our lives in the most fundamental way; to choose between life and death? Should we sanction suicide?
The suicide rate is double the homicide rate in the US, and the #1 cause is untreated depression.
The current policy of prevention via societies most powerful corrective measures including arrest, loss of rights, physical restraint, isolation, humiliation and the like are part of the problem. The desire to be successful in ending your life forces you to do it in secret using whatever barbaric means at your disposal. It forces people to the fringe.
How much of the suffering of those affected could be prevented by not discovering the bloody corpse of a loved one in the bedroom with a gun in his hand and his brains splattered across half the room. How much suffering could be prevented if your suicidal loved one could talk to you without the fear of knowing you can quite easily prevent their desire with overwhelming force? How many suicides could be prevented if depressed people confided in their peers without having a badge of "mentally ill, sinful, weak, or selfish" pinned over their heart?
People are going to commit suicide regardless of legalities, prejudgemental stigmas, passion filled lamentations of loved ones or anything else you might thing will get them realize the err of their ways. Suicide is a tangible aspect to humanity both caused by suffering and the cause of suffering. If we as a people want to reduce damage it has to be done through acceptance, availability of the least traumatic method of termination, and counseling to not only determine(undermine) the conviction of the suicidal, but also to guide all parties to a mutual understanding or possibly peaceful resolution.
Provided that those desiring it would have to subject themselves to a period of intensive inpatient counselling and treatment, would a policy that universally offered euthanasia prevent more suicides than the current policy?
What other effects could this level of personal freedom have on people.
edit* Please remember that UNTREATED depression is the #1 cause of suicide,
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Sep 15 2012: I really like this question. I've served as a Suicide Prevention counselor, answering the phones and it is an enlightening service to the community.
I have to believe that some people have a valid reason for crossing over, as I like to call it. I have to believe because some people have defeated every skill I was taught about preventing suicide. While I am not ever allowed to comment or suggest that I agree with them, I've had some silent moments. It's one of the reason's I quit the service.
The degree to which euthanasia could be abused is large and numerically expanded. I'm sure most people can think of such situations without me listing them. It's a touchy subject and deserves some objective and sympathetic review.
I do know this: if euthanasia were allowed in the Prison system. It would be elected often. Setting up a review of someones choice would be attacked by every known stance on philosophy, politics, and religious perspective.
My simple answer is "yes".
Sep 18 2012: I do some online suicide prevention and you're right, it is very enlightening. It's so much easier to find reasons to be happy when you're trying to help someone else. I think it makes great therapy.
I don't think that prisoners should be able to opt for suicide. They have lost their rights and would need to pay their debt to society before they're returned.
I would like to hear some of the ways that you think euthanasia could be abused.
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Company Pays Tribute toRetiring Principal Dancer Amy Fote After Stellar Career With Houston Ballet
Performance Features Twyla Tharp's The Brahms/Haydn Variations,a Full Company Neoclassical Work
Houston, Texas - On Friday, November 30, 2012, Houston Ballet presents its ninth annual Jubilee of Dance: A Tribute to Amy Fote, a special one-night-only performance showcasing the talent and artistry of the company dancers in a program of high-energy excerpts from signature works and beloved classics. Houston Chronicle dance critic Molly Glentzer called the 2006 Jubilee of Dance "the event of the season," noting, "The audience gave it a rousing standing ovation." The Jubilee of Dance will be held at Wortham Theater Center in downtown Houston. Tickets may be purchased by calling 713 227 2787 or by visiting www.houstonballet.org.
Principal dancer Amy Fote will be honored at the 2012 Jubilee of Dance. Ms Fote is making her swansong appearances with Houston Ballet as the Sugar Plum Fairy at select performances of The Nutcracker and in the Jubilee of Dance. Ms. Fote's career has taken her from her native Manitowoc, Wisconsin to New Zealand to Houston Ballet, where she joined the company in 2005 as a first soloist and was promoted to principal dancer in 2006. Prior to joining Houston Ballet, she danced with Milwaukee Ballet for fourteen seasons, distinguishing herself as an exceptionally gifted actress in the title role of Andre Prokovsky's Anna Karenina, among other roles. At Houston Ballet, she has given acclaimed and memorable dramatic performances as Tatiana in John Cranko's Onegin, Kate in Cranko's The Taming of the Shrew, and the title roles in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Manon, Ronald Hynd's The Merry Widow and Stanton Welch's Madame Butterfly, a signature role which she has performed internationally. Off stage, Ms Fote is known for her distinctive fashion sense and strong sense of personal style.
Ms. Fote commented, "Having this year's Jubilee of Dance as a tribute to me is a most amazing gift! I feel completely honored and blessed to be recognized in this special way. Jubilee of Dance is a special time for me to say goodbye to the audience and a time to share the stage one last time with my fellow dancers."
In honor of her final performance, Ms. Fote will dance Act III of Ronald Hynd's beloved and enchanting The Merry Widow. The Merry Widow premiered by The Australian Ballet on November 13, 1975 at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne. Houston Ballet first performed the work in 1995, and most recently danced it in 2007.
Set in Paris in 1905, The Merry Widow is the story of the fictitious Balkan state of Pontevedro and a beautiful and rich widow, Hanna Glawari. With the threat of losing Hanna and her fortune to a foreigner, the nation's dashing Count Danilo reluctantly prepares to woo and win her - and her fortune - thus securing the country's economic status. At the embassy ball in Paris, however, the plan is thwarted as Danilo and Hanna realize they were once young lovers. Fueled by the possibility of rekindled love, the ballet deftly intertwines the plot's political and economic intrigue with the characters' devious and comical undertakings.
When asked to describe Ms. Fote's time at Houston Ballet, artistic director Stanton Welch commented: "Amy is a true artist. She's exceptionally talented and she's always at a hundred percent, never anything less. It has been truly exciting and rewarding to have her, with all her talent and energy, here at Houston Ballet."
Company Principals Perform Excerpt from New Works, Signature Ballets and Beloved Classics
Houston Ballet's principals will star in excerpts of signature works and beloved classics, providing an opportunity for each artist to shine onstage. An excerpt from Sir Kenneth MacMillan's 1974 Manon, a sensual pas de deux, will feature principals Amy Fote and Connor Walsh. Principals Joseph Walsh and Sara Webb will perform in Act III of George Balanchine's Theme and Variations. Excerpts from Mr. Welch's Marie (2009) will feature principal Amy Fote and first soloist Linnar Looris. Principal Simon Ball and first soloist Kelly Myernick will lead the pas de dix from Mr. Welch's epic La Bayadère (2010).
Excerpts from several other ballets will be performed, including the solo for Agni, the Fire God, from Mr. Welch's staging of La Bayadère (2010); The Core: Gershwin, the Heart of the Big Apple (2008); Clear (2001); Indigo (1999) and Nicolo Fonte's See(k) (2012).
Houston Ballet will also perform Twyla Tharp's The Brahms/Haydn Variations, a full company neoclassical work set to Johannes Brahms's Variations on a Theme by Haydn for Orchestra, Op. 56a. The work was originally premiered in 2000 by American Ballet Theatre and subsequently toured to Washington D.C. and Berlin, Germany. Sarah Kaufman of The Washington Post remarked "It is a marvel of musicality, soaring flight, understated wit and seamless design." (March 22, 2000)
About Houston Ballet
On February 17, 1969 a troupe of 15 young dancers made its stage debut at Sam Houston State Teacher's College in Huntsville, Texas. Since that time, Houston Ballet has evolved into a company of 55 dancers with a budget of $20.5 million (making it the United States' fourth largest ballet company by number of dancers), a state-of-the-art performance space built especially for the company, Wortham Theater Center, the largest professional dance facility in America, Houston Ballet's $46.6 million Center for Dance which opened in April 2011, and an endowment of $53.7 million (as of August 2012).
Australian choreographer Stanton Welch has served as artistic director of Houston Ballet since 2003, raising the level of the company's classical technique and commissioning many new works from dance makers such as Christopher Bruce, Jorma Elo, James Kudelka, Julia Adam, Natalie Weir and Nicolo Fonte. James Nelson serves as the administrative leader of the company, assuming the position of executive director of Houston Ballet in February 2012 after serving as the company's general manager for over a decade.
Houston Ballet has toured extensively both nationally and internationally. Since 2000, the company has appeared in London at Sadler's Wells, at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, Ottawa, in six cities in Spain, in Montréal, at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., in New York at City Center and The Joyce Theater, and in cities large and small across the United States. Houston Ballet has emerged as a leader in the expensive, labor-intensive task of nurturing the creation and development of new full-length narrative ballets.
Writing in Dancing Times on June 2012, dance critic Margaret Willis praised Houston Ballet and highlighted the fact that "During his own tenure, (Stanton) Welch has upped the standard and Houston Ballet now shows off a group of 55 dancers in splendid shape. With fast and tidy footwork, they are technically skillful and have strong, broad jumps and expansive, fluid movements. The dancers' musicality shines through their work, dancing as one with elegance and refinement -and they are a handsome bunch too! . . . if ballet were an Olympic sport, see Houston Ballet well on the way to achieving gold."
Houston Ballet Orchestra was established in the late 1970s and currently consists of 61 professional musicians who play all ballet performances at Wortham Theater Center under music director Ermanno Florio.
Houston Ballet's Education and Outreach Program has reached over 20,500 Houston area students (as of the 2011-2012 season). Houston Ballet's Academy has 509 students and has had four academy students win prizes at the prestigious international ballet competition the Prix de Lausanne, with one student winning the overall competition in 2010. For more information on Houston Ballet visit www.houstonballet.org.
THE BRAHMS-HAYDN VARIATIONSMusic by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897), Variations on a Theme by Haydn for Orchestra, Op. 56a; Choreography by Twyla Tharp; Costume Design by Santo Loquasto; Lighting Design by Jennifer Tipton
Excerpts from:(In alphabetical order)
BRIGADE: 1st Movement (2006)Music by Benjamin Britten (1913-1976), Matinees Musicales, Op. 24; Soirees Musicales, Op. 9Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic Design by Thomas Boyd; Costume Design by Holly Hynes; Lighting Design by Christina R. Giannelli
CLEAR: 2nd & 3rd Movement (2001)Music by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Concerto for Violin and Oboe in C minor and the first and second movements from the Violin Concerto in G minor; Choreography by Stanton Welch ; Costumes by Michael Kors; Lighting by Lisa J. Pinkham
THE CORE: GERSHWIN IN THE HEART OF THE BIG APPLE: 2nd Movement (2008)Music by George Gershwin (1898-1937), Concerto in F for piano and orchestra; Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic Designs by Thomas Boyd; Costume Designs by Holly Hynes; Lighting by David Grill
INDIGO (1999)Music by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741); Choreography and Costume Designs by Stanton Welch; Lighting Design by Christina R. Giannelli
LA BAYADÈRE ("The Temple Dancer"): Act II (2010)Music by Ludwig Minkus (1826-1917) La Bayadère, as arranged by John Lanchbery (1923-2003); Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic and Costume Designs by Peter Farmer; Lighting by Francis Croese
LA BAYADÈRE ("The Temple Dancer"): Agni (Fire God) Solo (2010)Music by Ludwig Minkus (1826-1917) La Bayadère, as arranged by John Lanchbery (1923-2003); Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic and Costume Designs by Peter Farmer; Lighting by Francis Croese
LA BAYADÈRE ("The Temple Dancer"): Gamzatti solo (2010)Music by Ludwig Minkus (1826-1917) La Bayadère, as arranged by John Lanchbery (1923-2003); Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic and Costume Designs by Peter Farmer; Lighting by Francis Croese
MARIE: Act IIIMusic by Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975), arranged by Ermanno Florio; Choreography by Stanton Welch; Scenic and Costume Designs by Kandis Cook; Lighting Design by Lisa J. Pinkham
MANON: Act I (1974)Music by Jules Massenet (1842-1912), Orchestrated and arranged by Leighton Lucas, with the collaboration of Hilda Gaunt; Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan (1929-1992); Scenic and Costume Designs by Peter Farmer
THE MERRY WIDOW: Act III (1975) Music by Franz Lehár, musical adaptation by John Lanchbery (1923-2003) and Alan Abbott ; Choreography by Ronald Hynd; Scenic and Costume Designs by Roberta Guidi di Bagno; Original Lighting by Randall G. Chiarelli
SEE(K): 1st Movement (2012)Music by Anna Clyne See(k); Choreography by Nicolo Fonte; Lighting Design by Brad Fields
THEME AND VARIATIONS: Pas de Deux and Coda (1947)Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), Suite No. 3 for Orchestra in G major, Op. 55; Choreography by George Balanchine (1904-1983); Costume Designs after Karinska; Lighting Design by Tony Tucci
Jubilee of Dance lighting recreated by Lisa J. Pinkham. Houston Ballet Orchestra conducted by music director Ermanno Florio.*Program order and pieces are subject to change
ABOUT THE PROGRAM:Houston Ballet's Jubilee of Dance is a one-night-only program that has sold out in years past and that features a kaleidoscope of shorter works showcasing the current and future stars of Houston Ballet. The 2012 Jubilee of Dance will also pay tribute to Amy Fote, a beloved company star who will retire from the stage in December 2012.
WHEN: At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, November 30, 2012
WHERE: Brown Theater, Wortham Theater Center501 Texas Avenue in downtown Houston
TICKETS: Start at $50. Call (713) 227 ARTS or 1 800 828 ARTSAlso available at Houston Ballet Box Office at Wortham Theater Center downtown at Texas at Smith Street, or purchase tickets online at www.houstonballet.org.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit Houston Ballet online at www.houstonballet.org
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It's a rare woman who looks forward to her annual gyn exam. Yet, this checkup is one of the most important appointments on her calendar. Not only is a yearly checkup a vital part of preventative care, it's also a chance to discuss sexual and reproductive health concerns with a medical professional.
Unfortunately, most women don't take full advantage of the opportunity.
"Women who wouldn't think twice about describing chest pains or flu symptoms still feel uncomfortable discussing sexuality and other intimate matters," says Alka Kohli, MD, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Virtua Memorial Hospital. "It's natural to feel reserved, and perhaps self-conscious about the exam, but it shouldn't prevent women from getting the care and advice they need."
With that in mind, what steps can a woman take to make sure she gets the help she needs?
Choose the right doctor
Share the right info
Ask the right questions
Choose the right doctor
"A woman must feel comfortable with her gynecologist," says Dr. Kohli. "If there isn't a feeling of trust and confidence between doctor and patient, it's not a good match." And just as no two women are exactly alike, no one doctor is right for every woman either.
To make sure you've chosen the right physician, Donna D'Elia, MD, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Virtua Voorhees Hospital, suggests asking some questions before donning the paper gown. "Establishing a good rapport before the exam alleviates anxiety and leads to a better experience," she says.
Share the right info
In many cases, a gynecologist is the only healthcare provider a woman sees during the year. But even if that's not the case, it's still important to provide a complete and accurate medical history during the check-up. "As a physician, I try very hard to ask my patients the right questions, but I depend on them for information too," says Dr. Kohli.
Dr. D'Elia agrees: "First of all, I need my patient's medical history," she says. This includes chronic conditions, prescription and over-the-counter medicines, major surgeries or illnesses and family medical history. "I also need to know about a woman's relationship status, sexual history and her family planning or birth control needs."
Understanding each patient's needs is essential, but some women are afraid to share their full sexual history. "When sexual dysfunction, assault, sexually transmitted diseases, or non-traditional lifestyles or preferences are involved, patients may worry about what their doctor will think," says Dr. Kohli. "Some doctors are more comfortable with sensitive issues than others," she says. "If your gynecologist seems uncomfortable discussing your concerns, ask to see another physician in the practice."
Ask the right questions
Most gynecologists plan to answer questions during appointments, so patients shouldn't feel the need to hurry. And follow-up appointments can always be scheduled. "The questions and concerns a woman raises definitely impact the advice I might offer," says Dr. D'Elia. "For example, a woman who plans to get pregnant in the next year or two has different nutritional and fertility concerns than someone who isn't planning a pregnancy." Other common concerns include pain during intercourse, unusual bleeding and birth control methods.
But the questions a woman asks her gynecologist don't only have to focus on sexual function, birth control or fertility. Gynecologists can offer advice and treatment or referral options on any number of health concerns, especially if a woman doesn't have a primary care physician. "I advise my patients to tell me about all health concerns," says Dr. D'Elia. "If one of my patients has been depressed, ill or extremely tired, I need to know about it so I can better advise her."
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from the crossing-the-streams dept.
We use SCCM extensively at my office, and yes, it's entirely possible to tell it to reimage every single computer. You just need to target the deployment at "All Systems" and make it mandatory. My guess is that some admin picked the wrong collection, which is fairly easy to do in SCCM 2007 (2012 has Collection folders, which helps with that), and there's no warning messages -- just a summary of "this deployment is going to these devices, click Finish to do it." Of course, most other mass management tools assume that the admins know what they're doing, so they don't have much in the way of guard rails either.
One of the more obnoxious elements of SCCM is that there's no real way to recall a command you send out; clients pick up policy at periodic intervals, and without manual intervention, they'll just grab the policy and do what it says even if you kill the server in question. You can block deployments by taking down distribution points (if the clients can't grab content, they won't run the deployment), but you still have to be fairly quick about it to stop it.
What we do to prevent these sorts of disasters is implement process around the use of the ConfigMgr console and ensure only the people who know how to use it actually use it. To prevent an OS reimaging incident, our OS deployments go through a static set of collections by process and are always optional (requiring a manual touch, either at PXE boot or in the UI) except for a specific set of collections that are segregated in their own folder and have names and descriptions with scary words that make it clear what's going to happen. For instance, in our "Clean Reimage" folder, we have a collection that says, "Windows 7 Reimage (Clean, PXE, Forced)" with a description to the effect of, "*** A computer placed in this collection will be REIMAGED and LOSE ALL LOCAL DATA. Local state is NOT preserved or transferred. ***" If we were a larger IT organization, we'd probably use SCCM's role-based security to limit access to clean reimages to a specific group of people.
If you actually bother to read the Federal Register text, you can see in the second paragraph of the introduction that the JOBS Act, and this subsequent regulatory structure, only applies to crowdfunding where the reward is a security. It specifically explains that this is different from the current model of crowdfunding in the U.S., where the donors receive some "token of value" related to the project, not a share of future financial returns. The SEC isn't trying to regulate the current system, but is trying (as directed by that law) to allow crowdfunding where the donor award is a security; the current regulatory structure, based on the Securities Act, largely makes this sort of model impossible due to the various requirements of public offerings.
So, there's nothing to get up in arms about. This is just a move by the SEC to allow something that isn't currently permissible under U.S. law, not an attempt to "tax Kickstarter" or "regulate Indiegogo" or whatever other nonsense people claim.
You have programmers. You have multiple projects. They might be working offline. For this, you really need a Distributed Source Control system such as git or mercurial. I personally recommend mercurial as it's got good Windows tools (TortoiseHg and HgScc for Visual Studio integration). You can put your "pure" repository on your share, then have the programmers push to it -- or, better yet, have an "incoming" for each project to which anyone can push, then a "pure" to which only project leads have write access and into which they can push approved versions.
If, for some reason, you simply can't run source control, Windows offers Offline Files functionality that can sync individual folders if you set them up correctly. What this means is that you need to ditch this "shared drive" concept and set up your file shares correctly -- by which I mean having multiple shares, one for each project. Users then connect to the share in question and choose to make it offline, or you create drive maps and enforce offline files using group policy.
Actually, as the people who found the first RT jailbreak noticed, the only thing keeping Windows RT from running ARM compiled applications (which you can create in Visual Studio, even!) is a policy that mandates that only Microsoft-signed executables can run outside of the WinRT environment. If Microsoft removed that restriction by changing a single registry key, all of that compatibility would suddenly appear. In fact,
Yes. Turn off Secure Boot in the UEFI firmware menu (accessed through Advanced Startup), then boot off the USB Linux boot device of your choice. I expect a modern distribution of Linux will have drivers for most of the hardware inside the Pro. Alternatively, run it in Hyper-V (or VMware, or VirtualBox, or the hypervisor of your choice), since it's an x86 Windows 8 device with hardware virtualization support.
Only the RT has the "permanently locked" Secure Boot setting. The Pro is a full-fledged i5 device that can run Linux just fine.
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All I want for Christmas is my two flat feet
I feel like I've bested the biggest physical burden of my life and would like to reflect on my experience. I was born with flat feet; not a disability by any standard, but a hinderance. A hinderance in physical activities, but most importantly, god forbid, style. When I was a child, the orthopaedist recommended I wear special footwear and always tie my shoe-laces. That was very "uncool" so I never did. And even though I was very keen on sports, I could not run very fast. So I took up swimming instead (and subsequently rose to the top 8 butterfly swimmers in the country). The years went by, fashion shoe after fashion shoe, step after step, doctor after doctor, orthotic after orthotic, I came to a point where I could not even stand on my two feet. I had to always be in sports shoes and rest often, lest my ankles would be in extreme pain. I shied away from walking barefoot, going out for long, or even travelling which meant sightseeing which meant walking. I got to a point where my life and soul were dependent on how much my feet were hurting that day. I was 26.
I thought to myself, this is it. This is where my life changes. This is where being healthy ends and I should probably take up reading more books because that's the only thing I'll be able to do in a few years! That was until somebody suggested that this problem of mine might be psychosomatic. "But I was born this way" I said furiously. How could somebody suggest something ridiculous like that. However, this idea struck a chord in me. For the first time I considered that this "birth defect" might be fixable. I entered in a completely different state of mind. I was recommended to see an osteopath (I subsequently met the magnificent Cedric of Fulham osteopaths in London) and I also found a good insole shop (http://www.profeet.co.uk/ I cannot speak highly of them enough). And with tango and capoeira as hobbies of a few years, I started focusing more on posture, flexibility and strengthening those little foot muscles I had left for dead all these years. Thanks to the change of mindset, the guidance of Cedric, the insoles at Profeet and my focus on core strength and stretching, 4 years later, I can not only walk without pain, but also walk and train barefoot. As I look back, being a pro swimmer, picking up rock climbing, tango and now capoeira may have never caught my attention had it not been for my flat feet.
This story might sound trivial to some. and I'm sure everyone has heard a version of the phrase "a blessing in disguise". The truth is that each and every person has a cross to bear; but this cross takes us places that would otherwise be too mundane to discover. And there is beauty in that.
Tetrismas Tree!
The All-American small-talk
Mastering the All-American small-talk is as simple as A-B-C!
A) [Hi/Hey/Hello], how are you?
B) [Good/ Fine/ Great/ OK], and you?
C) [Good/ Fine], thanks!
Pro tip #1: Try to speak as fast as possible (practice at home if needed)
Pro tip #2: Continue walking while speaking as fast as possible
Bonus: Step C occurs when you have walked so far past each-other that further conversation would be inaudible. You can use the graph below as a rough guide:
In the UK..
On living close
Every day life in a relationship is like the mozzarella on a pizza. It's not what gives the taste, but it holds all the ingredients together..
Nerding out!
70′s and 80′s music was about "Freaking out",
perhaps the theme of this millenium is "Nerding out"?
Daft Punk is bringing about yet another revolution.
Interesting interview on NPR "The Soul That A Musician Can Bring"
Your physical posessions, in the cloud!
The entrepreneur inside me awakes from time to time and won't leave me alone..
Lately I've been thinking of ways to help people get rid of things they hoard. The impulse of collecting stuff "in case of need in the future" to me is psychological condition with little connection to reality. Rationally, the value of thousands of books, kitchenware and product packaging does not explain the cost of renting or owning a larger living space to store them, move them and maintain them (and the mental burden associated with those tasks).
I've come up with the idea of having objects "expire" after a certain period (much like food) to make it easier for me to get rid of stuff for which I have an emotional attachment but are no longer "relevant" (like a jumper given to me by an ex, or my first ever mobile phone).
But what if there was a local "service" that would agree to take this stuff, catalogue it for you, store it and mail you back anything you "needed"? What if you could even have access to other people's stuff? What if you could get notified in case somebody wanted to rent or buy your things? Would you pay for such a service?
I finally released Pysheet to the world. It is a python library for working with spreadsheets. For the geeks in the crowd..


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When not stocking its shelves with groceries, ShopRite of Enfield zeroes in on feeding hungry party guests during summer's sundry get-togethers. Liven up a birthday celebration, pool party, or zeppelin-building night with the Shrimp Classic party platter, laden with enough cooked shrimp and cocktail sauce to satisfy 8 to 10 humans or one pet giant squid (a $39.95 value). Dairy die-hards, meanwhile, will delight in the Cheese Continental tray's slices of jarlsberg, havarti, and pepper jack (a $39.99 value). The Roman Holiday platter (a $39.99 value) and the Antipasto tray ($45.99 value) accommodate wildly gesticulating hands with bite-sized bits of Italy's finest soppresata, prosciutto di parma, genoa salami, olives, and roasted peppers. ShopRite also covers dessert with the Cupcake Tree platter, which piles on 24 handholdable cakes with a variety of icings and wraps to coordinate with any baby shower or cavity-free dental-visit celebration (a $39.99 value).
Certified personal trainer Amy Goodwin's mission is to help people enjoy getting fit. As a mom of three energetic daughters, she knows it's not always easy to make time for a workout, and she admits that it takes dedication and discipline to reach fitness goals. She strives to make fitness accessible with a variety of group classes, ranging from stress-relieving yoga sessions to total-body RIPPED workouts, which engage the entire body more effectively than dragging a 200-pound ball and chain everywhere you go. During personal-training sessions, she merges functional movements with training tools such as free weights, kettlebells, and TRX suspension bands. Her training style also includes mixed martial-arts moves, plyometric training, and stability exercises.
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Optical Expressions' friendly staff of frame wranglers and licensed optometrists outfits faces with a stylish array of designer eyewear. Like an eagle landing on the runways of Milan, the boutique's chic frames merge impeccable vision and high fashion through lenses ($69+) and lens holders from well-known labels such as Versace ($209–$350) and Gucci ($300–$429). Each appointment lasts a brief half hour to an hour, efficiently and accurately fixing customers up with a frame to match individual styles. In addition to equipping eyeballs with transparent eyewear, Optical Expressions' vast emporium of designer sunglasses from Ray-Ban ($99–$179), John Varvatos ($199–$399), and Prada ($199–$400) fashionably shield corneas from the jealous glances of the sun.
Granby Village Health's wellness gurus cultivate healthful glows as they guide customers through a maze of local produce, organic groceries, and trusted supplements. Juice baristas blend up local fruit to make organic smoothies such as Helena's Fruit Paradise, packed with a medley of berry flavors sweeter than a first kiss between pastry chefs ($5.99–$7.99). Jumpstart brains with a hearty breakfast of all-natural oatmeal ($1.69/lb.), available gluten-free, or a healthy bunch of bananas ($0.69/lb.). Cardio-pumps hum along as smoothly as a jazz band of velveteen rabbits as Nordic Naturals omega-3 fish-oil capsules bolster muscles with nourishing currents ($17.45).


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Judge Finds Police Not Justified in Denying Records
The Nassau County Police Department's blanket assertion of an ongoing investigation falls far short of any justification for withholding records from the family of a college student inadvertently shot and killed by an officer, a judge has held.
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WTF is going on? Yet another gun has discharged and accidentally shot a child. It seems to be an epidemic lately. It's not bad enough we have to wait for some kid or some psycho to steal the family gun and purposely go on a shooting rampage, now we have to worry about guns just randomly discharging and killing our kids! When will people learn to keep their firearms locked up away from children?
Jarquise Upton of Chicago had a gun hidden between the mattresses of the bed. Mr. Upton's girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter (whew that's a mouthful) was jumping on the bed when the gun discharged, shooting the 5-year-old in the ankle. It could have been much worse. It could have shot her in the head.
When Mr.Upton was taken into custody he told the cops he kept the gun as "protection from my girl's baby daddy who messes with me." I'm guessing shooting Mr. Baby Daddy's daughter in the ankle is not going to make for a very happy ex baby daddy. Perhaps, Mr.Upton should invest in some karate classes?
When will people learn to keep their guns locked up safely in lock boxes? If you are a parent and you can't handle your gun responsibly, then perhaps you either shouldn't have the gun or shouldn't have the kids; your choice. Just choose where your priorities are already.
I know all of my gun-carrying friends will argue that guns don't kill people, people kill people and I agree. Stupid irresponsible people, who bear arms, kill people. I understand you've got a hard-on for your right to bear arms. I get that. But maybe there should be an IQ test, a responsibility test of some sort and definitely a psychological test before we pass out guns to random people off the street.
There are people who use guns responsibly; to hunt and protect themselves. These are also probably the same people who respect the power of a gun, who keep their guns locked up tight and teach their kids proper gun safety. These are not the stupid irresponsible people to whom I am referring.
Speaking of safety, why wasn't the safety on? Jumping on the bed is pretty risky business on its own -- where were the parents? Poor kid, she probably never knew what hit her. I bet she'll never jump on the bed again. Now, if we could only convince her mother to learn her lesson.
Do you think the right to bear arms entitles you to keep a loaded weapon within children's reach?
Image via Downing.Amanda /Flickr
The title of this article is very insulting. IRRESPONSIBLE people with guns should not have children. The majority of gun owners are very responsible. We have a gun safe tucked wayyyyy up high where our two year old can't get a hold of it. Keeping your unregistered firearm, in a mattress where the child clearly has plenty access, is totally irresponsible. I hope they throw the book at him.
But I do agree with you on one point: maybe he will consider some karate classes. And if he feels so harassed, maybe get a TRO. What an IDIOT.
I think people need to not be IDIOTS. We have guns. And kids. And our guns are stored SAFELY. Duh, people! It's not that difficult!
I think your title is idiotic. I am a proud gun owner and a law abiding licensed concealed carring citizen. Police officers have guns, military personnel have guns and citizens who believe in the constitution and their right to bear arms have guns, not just lunatics so you can get off your high horse that obviously has no knowledge about responsible gun keeping. A gun SAVED my life. I am very PRO-gun and I also keep my guns away from my child.
People who don't put their guns away and out of the reach of their children are idiots. Not all gun owners, get it right or don't bother to report about it.
I agree with you 100%. It makes me sick to think of kids hurt and killed because their parents are idiots and can't be responsible with their guns. There seems to be no good way to ensure that parents who own guns are doing it the right way.
Perhaps a better title for this article is Idiots should not own Guns Or Have CHILDREN!
We have guns, both for hunting and for protection. We keep both the ammo and the guns locked up seperately, where my 5 yr old cannot reach them. DUH!


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NASA's X1 robotic legs are adaptable for applications on Earth. YouTube
Technology designed for NASA astronauts with the hope of someday providing a "robotic power boost†to those working on distant planets is currently being spun off by a firm in Florida for the purpose of making it a bit easier for paraplegics to walk in much more familiar environments.
"What's extraordinary about space technology and our work with projects like Robonaut are the unexpected possibilities space tech spinoffs may have right here on Earth,†said Michael Gazarik, director of NASA's Space Technology Program in a statement. "It's exciting to see a NASA-developed technology that might one day help people with serious ambulatory needs begin to walk again, or even walk for the first time. That's the sort of return on investment NASA is proud to give back to America and the world."
The Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) is a not-for-profit company partnering with NASA, interested in developing the 57-pound X1 wearable robot into an assistive walking device by combining the NASA-developed technology with its own walking algorithms to create a device that not only allows paraplegics the ability to walk in different terrains but up stairs as well.
"We greatly value our collaboration with NASA," said Ken Ford, IHMC's director and chief executive in the same statement. "The X1's high-performance capabilities will enable IHMC to continue performing cutting-edge research in mobility assistance while expanding into the field of rehabilitation."
Previous IHMC research partners have included: DARPA, NSF, NASA, Army, Navy, Air Force, NIH, IARPA, DOT, IDEO, Raytheon, IBM, Microsoft, Rockwell Collins, Boeing, Lockheed, and SAIC, among others.
NASA partnerships with private companies have become increasingly frequent, with an announcement just this past week of the first launch of SpaceX's series of cargo missions to the International Space Station, a deal that will bring the Hawthorne, California-based company $1.6 billion.
Michael earned his BA from Mercer University, along the way excavating a Roman bathhouse with the American School of Archaeology. Plus, he provided security at Oxford University, where he also studied literature and philosophy. He earned his MS from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism while training for and running in the New York marathon.
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Hair is something that grows on people's heads. It is also found on the rest of your body, but it is very very fine and can be hard to see (depending on the person!). The hair that grows on animals like cats and dogs is actually called fur, and the hair on sheep is called wool. The hairy stuff on even stranger things like spiders and some plants isn't hair either, just something that can look like hair and helps to protect whatever it is growing on. Hair on your face is called a beard or moustache.
Haiti is a nation that shares an island with the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. The capital of Haiti is Port-au-Prince.
Halloween is a celebration that takes place on October 31st. On Halloween, children go trick-or-treating, collecting sweets and candy around their neighbourhood. Both adults and children like to dress up in costumes of witches and ghosts, and people also carve Jack-o-lanterns out of pumpkins for Halloween.


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Parts sources for Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Valiant, DeSoto, and Jeep
- General
- Restoration and classics
- Information
- Performance
- Recycled / Junkyards
- Export - Australia, New Zealand, etc.
- A-body: Valiant, Dart, Duster, etc.
- Other specialty items
- See: Brian Merichko's guide to specifying and ordering factory replacement parts
- Mopar (Chrysler) parts at a discount: ChryslerPartsDirect • arizonaparts.com • Steve White • WeRMopar • MoparPartsDiscounted
- P/N 4780595AF: CPD $92 • WeRMopar $82 • MPD $83
- P/N 4805052: CPD $61 • WeRMopar $55 • MPD $55
- Parts Finder with price comparisons
- Touch up paint
- Northern Auto Parts
- J.C. Whitney- something for everyone (though quality is highly variable) - big Jeep sections
- Commons Auto Parts in South San Francisco.(650) 583 1242 - reputed to have lots of Mopar parts.
- Unusual Auto - Muscle products for Chrysler owners, such as engine protection kits and diecast repros.
Restoration and classics
Body parts and lighting
- Metro Moulded Parts sells replacement rubber parts and mouldings for many cars and trucks — now including "post 1980" models.
- So does Scotts' Old Auto Rubber in Australia
- Daniel Stern Lighting sells numerous lighting upgrades for new, antique, and classic cars. Dan himself will help you make your choices - intelligently.
- AAEmblems.com sells high quality restoration emblems and name badges (thanks, Mopar Action)
- Taillights.com sells a variety of interior and exterior plastic pieces, and can make custom pieces if needed. They can also help with such items as amber turn signals for cars that never had them before.
- Kelly's Lenses, 692 Vallombrose Lane, Chico, CA 95926 (530) 891-5819 for reproduction lenses. Taillight lenses for a 1964 Dart are $30 each.
- Firewall gasket kits: Master cylinder, heater blower, heater tubes, accelerator pedal, steering column, A/C for A-body 64-76, B-body 62-74, E-body 70-74. Schumacher Creative Services, 2025 NE 123rd, Seattle, WA 98125. (206) 364-7151.
- PS Auto Glass ships classic Mopar glass "everywhere."
- Espo Springs 'n' Things - good for restorations and replacements
Other parts / general
- Kanter sells parts for vehicles made from the 1920s to the 1970s.
- Restoration Specialties is at (814) 467-9842.
- Glen-Ray Radiators has the exclusive license to rebuild, with Chrysler molds, B, C, and E car radiators. Their reproduction 26" radiator can be made with either 3-row or 4-row cores; there are also some 22" models. The company also re-does air conditioners.
- Danté's Parts covers the classic Mopars and AMCs, 1960s to 1976, and now has truck parts too
- Northern Auto Parts, especially for rear wheel drive; an established firm.
- Wilcap - Mopar and other transmission adapters, flywheels, and other stuff - esp early Hemi - things you hear about but can't find!
- JCAuto - specialize in MoPar restorations
- RealTruck - truck parts and accessories; use coupon code MOPAR to get 10% off.
- Wizzy's - collector car parts since 1914 - call 1-800-328-6554 or fax lists of needed parts to 414-645-5457
- Golden Oldies Automotive - lots of A-body parts - and other 1966-1974 Mopar stuff - call Gene Hutchings at (315) 843-4657 or write to 2728 Hatalla Rd, Munnsville, NY 13409.
- Kanter auto products
- The Carburetor Shop
- Murray Park (cbodies.com) has parts for numerous rear-drive Mopars.
- The Paddock - restoration and performance parts for American muscle cars
- Seat belts: Legendary gets belts from Universal Seat Belts and it takes a while to order them and send them out. Hardware and mounting instructions are included for $28 a belt. They aren't reproduction, just functional belts. (provided by CVAUDMAN)
- Instrument panel restorations: gauges and speedometer calibrated, all components taken apart and repaired, new items carefully installed (e.g. tachometer) by John Manush.
- The Brassworks restores Dodge Bros. radiators from 1914. Hard-to-find McCord Style Cores for 1914 to 1926 Dodge Bros. car and trucks. Contact 805-544-8841.
- Batteries: Ira Alpert wrote that antique battery suppliers are at 513-574-4481 and 877-324-9300
- Factory service manuals on CD-ROM
- Factory service manuals and owners' books, through Dyment Distribution: fax 440 572 0815, phone (North America, possibly elsewhere) 800 890 4038. If yours is out of print try Voss Motors at 1-888-380-9277.
- Hayne's, Chilton's, etc., and other performance, upgrade, and car books
- Faxon Auto Literature has reproductions and NOS factory service manuals; 800-458-2734
- Wilkinson's Automobilia carries service manuals and parts interchange books.
- AutoPaper (Bob Johnson) sells manuals - Tyler Suydam gave him a glowing reference
- Tire Rack - the low-price experts
- Northern Auto Parts - on-line catalog in PDF format.
- Mancini Racing specializes in performance parts for Mopars.
- Howell Automotive - lots of FWD stuff.
- FlowMetrics - throttle bodies for Dodge and Jeep engines, including the 5.2 and 5.9 liter V-8, and 3.9 liter V-6.
- Forward Motion
- PolyBushings sells suspension parts
- Magnum Force Racing - over 400 pages; fabrication and speed shop specializing in Chrysler performance.
- Hot Heads - Hemi and I-4 parts
- Clifford Performance - inline 4 and 6 cylinder power products from mild to wild
- Turbo City
- MMS is a stainless fastener & hardware company that caters to the auto crowd
- Auto Parts Performance
Recycled / junkyards
- Junkyard Dog listing / search service
- Global Junkyard
- Wildcat Auto Wreckers in Sandy Oregon has about 500 Mopars and will ship anywhere. Site not updated since 2002. 503-668-7786
- Merlinn transmissions — transmissions information, transmission parts
- Bayer Boys' Mopar repair/resto shop, RWD only, have many parts for 60-70s models, have 3 Aussie mopars, save as many cars as possible from the crusher, send a lot up north, ship parts all over the globe, cars also, write to: 7464 Bankhead Hwy, Douglasville GA 30134 (770) 577 3138 ask for Brian
- Fredericksburg Auto, Virginia: 540-898-8630. Michael Valentine wrote, "The cars date from the 1940s to the present. Betty, the owner, crushes nothing. She has no set prices and can be expensive if you don't know how to haggle."
- Classic Pull-It-U-Save in (seriously) Boring, Oregon
- John's Salvage Company. 1-800-397-9648 / 2020 Fox Trotter Road, Seguin, TX.
- firstname.lastname@example.com - parting out 450 central Texas Mopars, 1948 to 1978
- Atlas Auto Parts & Salvage,Van Nuys, CA 91388, (818) 983-1133 - near Los Angeles - has classic stuff.
Export - Australian, European, etc. (Valiant, Simca, Rootes, etc.)
- Obselete Auto Parts, handles Simca. New and used parts. 143 Comleroy Rd, Kurrajong NSW.2758. Australia. Phone 61-245-731424. Fax 61-245-732106.
- Simca, Talbot, Matra: Jürgen Roterberg (Germany) collects parts at old dealers and says he has 32.000 items specially for Simca-Talbot-Matra.
- The Old Cave parts and spares (Argentina, claims to ship worldwide)
- According to Ulf Andersson, this company sells A-body parts worldwide, mostly NOS but they stock used parts as well: MoParts, Hissjö 232 D, S-905 91 UMEå, SWEDEN - Ph: +46 70 200 95 93
- South-West Automatics.Specialising in factory built or race ready transmissions. Torque converters,and spares available for both 904 and 727. Sydney Australia, ph. 029790-2524 fax.029790-2131
- Gold Coast - Tweed Chrysler Valiant Car Club, Ph (02) 66742498 - "We buy and sell parts, give advice, have club outings etc"
- Windshield wiper pivot water seal kit - to prevent water leaks. Kits for 63-66 A-body, 67-76 A-body, 62-65 B-body, 66-70 B-body. Kits include 2 water seals, 2 base gaskets, 2 caulk strips Price $11.50. Schumacher Creative Services, 2025 NE 123rd, Seattle, WA 98125. (206) 364-7151.
- Kit for installing the B/RB engine into your A-body. Engineered to bolt directly on '67 through '72 Slant 6 or V-8 K-members, without requiring K-member removal, suspension changes or extra parts, the new kit is applicable to cars with or without power steering and includes brackets, production style rubber insulators, fasteners and detailed installation instructions. Schumacher again. (206) 364-7151.
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- Chrysler Electronics - call direct to buy parts - 800 448 0944 or 205-464-1200.
- Miller Specialty Tools sells all those tools Chrysler specifies in their service manuals.
- Walsh Wiper
- "burr" recommended Performance Carburetor Service - they rebuilt his Carter YH side draft cheaply and tuned it for his engine. (619) 240-6736, Apple Valley, CA.
- David Koldos reproduces turn signal cams for 1962-66 Mopars. He's sent out about 300 of them; they were a Mopar Collectors Guide Top Ten repro part in 1996. $19 each including shipping. David Koldos, 115 Hill Ave., Elgin IL 60120; dkoldos at ameritech.net
- Texas Rebuild sells and repairs turbochargers
- Convertible tops: Phoenix, Trim and Supply Co, 1-800-369-5084; Crown Tops (Denver), 1-800-445-6276.
- The Transmission Exchange, a shop which provided us with a lot of our transmission info.
- Auto upholstery kits
- OdometerGears.com makes odometer gears for all VDO instruments. When we posted this (April 2004), they sold 16 and 20 tooth gears for Chrysler vehicles at $25 each, as well as a number of generic mechanical gears. They sell gears for other vehicles too and may be able to custom make one if needed.
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DNA Array Analysis of Patients With Cervical Cancer
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Primary Objectives:
- To obtain preliminary descriptive data on early changes in tumor DNA array expression following chemo-radiation of cervical cancer. These data will permit the design a future studies to correlate array expression changes with clinical outcome.
- To quantify the degree of therapy-induced apoptosis following chemo-radiation of cervical cancer in order to design future studies to correlate apoptosis levels with clinical outcome.
- To store material to later correlate the tumor DNA array expression with specific strains of tumor-related human papilloma virus (HPV)
- To correlate changes in biomarker expression with clinical outcome and findings of the DNA array analyses.
Cervical Cancer
Procedure: Tumor Biopsies
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case-Only
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|A Pilot Study of Early Changes in DNA Array Expression Following Chemo-Radiation Treatment of Cervical Cancer
- The goal of this clinical research study is to find out if the expression of certain genes is linked with the response of cervical cancer to radiation. [ Time Frame: 8 Years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Researchers will study a large number of genes located in tumor material to learn this information. [ Time Frame: 8 Years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Two biopsies of the cervix will be performed to obtain tumor cells.
|Study Start Date:
|June 2000
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Cervical cancer tumor biopsy + radiation therapy
Cervical cancer tumor biopsy + radiation therapy.
Procedure: Tumor Biopsies
Biopsies of the cervical tumor performed first before any treatment is given, and the second about 48 hours after radiation treatment has began.
Detailed Description:
Patients in this study are already scheduled to begin radiation therapy. Researchers will get tumor cells by taking two biopsies of the cervix. The first biopsy of the cervical tumor will be done before any treatment is given.
The second biopsy will be performed about 48 hours after the radiation treatment has begun. They will then study the cells in the lab with a new technique for studying gene expression called DNA array, as well as HPV analysis, quantification of apoptosis levels, hematoxilin and eosin staining, and storage of tissue for future research..
The patterns of gene expression in the biopsies will be compared with the success of radiation treatments.
Some of the material will also be stored and used in the future for other research projects.
This is an investigational study. A total of 18 patients will take part in this study. All will be enrolled at UTMDACC.
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Patients with cervical cancer already scheduled to begin radiation therapy.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Newly diagnosed cervical cancer: clinical Stage IB -IIIB
- Invasive pure squamous cell carcinoma
- Planned treatment with concurrent cisplatinum/5-fluorouracil chemotherapy and pelvic radiation
Exclusion Criteria:
1. Previous cervical cancer treatment including but not limited to transvaginal cone irradiation
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00512551
|United States, Texas
|UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
|Principal Investigator:
|Anuja Jhingran, MD
|M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00512551 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|August 3, 2007
|Last Updated:
|September 27, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by M.D. Anderson Cancer Center:
Cervical Cancer
DNA Array Analysis
Gene Expression
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
Uterine Neoplasms
Genital Neoplasms, Female
Urogenital Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Uterine Cervical Diseases
Uterine Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
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MSS 00186 Guide to the William T. Hunt student materials, 1936 - 1940
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Received from William T. Hunt, 1986 November 6
Processed by: Special Collections Staff;machine-readable finding aid created by: Dawne E. Howard
Scope and Content Note
The William T. Hunt student materials consists of a 1936 photograph of Hunt, a 1937 student registration card and athletic ticket, his 1939 - 1940 dormitory assignment, and an English 101 examination from North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering (now North Carolina State University).
Biographical Note
William T. Hunt (1919 - 2003) graduated from North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering in 1940. He was a professor of electrical engineering at the City College of New York before retiring to North Carolina in 1974.
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Looking a bit deeper at Mac vs. Newberg
Feb 1, 2013
By Ben Schorzman
Of the News-Register
First things first. I screwed up.
If you happened to read The News-Register on Tuesday and opened to page A10, you probably saw a breakout box titled, "Lopsided Dominance." It had a list of the scores between McMinnville and Newberg in wrestling going back to the 1999-2000 school year.
The top score — supposedly from the 2012-13 school year — was wrong. That line should have read, "2011-12: Newberg 38-33" instead of "2012-13: McMinnville 38-33." The top line should have been reserved for the accomplishment the Grizzlies pulled off Jan. 24 with a 45-28 win vs. Newberg — their first win vs. the Tigers since Dec. 12, 1980.
To further the confusion, the other scores in the list were all labeled wrong. Needless to say, I apologize.
The story fascinates me, and I don't want my errors to detract from what a memorable win it was for Mac last week. I spent hours over the past week combing through The News-Register archives as well as old McMinnville yearbooks tracking down the scores (most of them) from 1980-81 to today. Below you will see the product of that labor. It paints a more complete picture of Newberg's success vs. McMinnville.
While the results show the Grizzlies not having won a dual meet vs. Newberg since the final days of the Carter Administration, it doesn't tell the complete story of how Mac has fought and struggled. Those are the stories I'm interested in. I can't help but think back to Mac wrestling coach Shawn Keinonen's time at Newberg as a 151-pound wrestler and then him deciding to coach at McMinnville in 2008. That first year Mac lost 63-8 to the Tigers.
I watched Keinonen closely when Mac finally won last week. He didn't allow himself much emotion besides a smile. Such is the demeanor of a wrestling coach. Afterward when we talked, the relief of getting that stone off his back was evident.
Who knows, maybe Newberg will win next season and start another streak against the Grizzlies. I highly doubt it, though, because Keinonen has taken a slice of what he grew up with in Newberg and has transplanted here. Mac should be fun to watch for years to come.
Lopsided dominance
McMinnville-Newberg wrestling since 1980-1981:
2012-13: McMinnville 45-28
2011-12: Newberg 38-33
2010-11: Newberg 44-25
2009-10: Newberg 61-12
2008-09: Newberg 44-12
2008-09: Newberg 49-15
2007-08: Newberg 63-8
2006-07: Newberg 53-14
2005-06: Newberg 74-6
2004-05: Newberg 73-0
2003-04: Newberg 63-0
2002-03: Newberg 37-24
2001-02: Newberg 46-18
2000-01: Newberg 31-28
1999-00: Newberg 51-12
1998-99: Newberg 67-12
1997-98: Newberg 54-13
1996-97: Newberg 40-21
1995-96: Newberg 43-19
1994-95: Newberg 40-25
1993-94: Newberg 46-10
1992-93: Newberg 60-4
1991-92: Newberg 67-0
1990-91: Newberg 61-12
1989-90: Newberg 54-18
1988-89: Newberg
1987-88: Newberg 68-5
1986-87: Newberg 64-3
1985-86: Newberg
1984-85: Newberg
1983-84: Newberg 56-6
1982-83: Newberg
1981-82: Newberg 53-18
1980-81: McMinnville 33-27
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This applies to all uphill traffic such as but not limited to: skinning (skis or snowboard), snowshoeing, winter hiking, sledding.
Uphill travel is prohibited during the resort's operating hours within the ski area boundary. During non-operating hours uphill routes within the ski area boundary are closed to uphill traffic due to hazardous conditions that typically exist. These conditions include but are not limited to; construction, avalanche danger or control work, snowmaking, grooming or maintenance operations.
Canyons Resort recognizes the increase in the use of alpine touring equipment, winter snowshoeing and winter hiking as a means of enjoying our environs. This type of recreational use raises safety concerns within our resort boundary during operating hours as well the non-operating hours. Maintenance operations occur on the mountain during all non-operating hours. Machinery can be found working anywhere on the mountain at any time. This policy mitigates safety concerns related to uphill recreational use. Canyons Resort accepts no liability or responsibility for accidents that occur as a result of uphill travel.
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