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Can supplements help you manage chronic pain? For answers, WebMD turned to integrative medicine experts.
"I think supplements can be the cornerstone of good pain management," says David C. Leopold, MD, director of Integrative Medical Education at the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine in San Diego. "People are also looking to supplements more and more. They have less tolerance for the side effects of traditional pain medications. They want something different."
Here's a rundown of the chronic pain supplements that our experts thought were most important.
Anti-inflammatory plants and herbs. Chronic inflammation contributes to many painful conditions, including osteoarthritis and back pain. Anti-inflammatory medicines such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen work well because they block the enzymes that trigger both swelling and pain.
"There are natural alternatives to NSAIDs that have a similar mechanism," says Leopold. They include turmeric, green tea, ginger, rosemary, cat's claw, devil's claw, and willow bark.
Which pain supplement is best? Leopold and other experts single out turmeric. "It works really well," says Tanya Edwards, MD, medical director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic. "I've had patients with arthritis who start using turmeric and are able to go off their NSAIDs entirely." Look for turmeric in standardized capsules.
Because they work in the same way as NSAIDs, these pain supplements do pose some of the same risks, such as bleeding and stomach upset. However, the side effects tend to be less severe. Leopold still suggests that people on blood-thinning drugs check with a doctor before using any of these pain supplements.
Fish oil. "Fish oil is the clean-up hitter of supplements," says David P. Rakel, MD, founder and director of the University of Wisconsin's Integrative Medicine Program in Madison. There's strong evidence that it helps with many conditions, ranging from cardiovascular problems to depression to asthma.
Fish oil can also ease the inflammation and pain caused by many chronic conditions. The dose used in the most convincing research is 2 to 4 grams of DHA + EPA daily (read labels carefully!). Although beneficial omega-3 fatty acids are available from other sources, experts say that fish oil has the best evidence.
"I recommend omega-3s to everybody, including those with chronic pain," says Leopold. He says that they help with headaches, back pain, some nerve pain, and autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.
"The pain relief you get from fish oil alone is not tremendous," notes Rakel. You can boost the painkilling effects of fish oil by combining it with other pain supplements like turmeric or ginger, says Rakel. But first check with your doctor to be sure those combinations are safe for you.
Vitamin D. A number of studies have linked low levels of vitamin D with increased levels of chronic pain.


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The case for cloud-seeding
It is quite evident that most states in the world now conduct cloud seeding.
Cloud seeding is not all that new, in my youth it was common in the apple growing districts to shoot skyrockets above possible hail formations to disrupt the coalsecence of hail stones and reduce their impact on the crops. I believe the active chemical used was silver nitrate.
The more common chemical seen in modern cloud seeding is silver iodide. This nucleates rain drops which then gather electrostatically into cloud.
You will recognise them for their whispy-feathery appearance, which may or may not form into rain clouds - depending on the ambient humidity.
The presence of cloud seeding was first noticed by conspiracy theorists as "chemtrails", agianst which no official refutation was poffered - because no public agreement was sought for the practice.
I can think of some good reasons for cloud seeding - wildfire mittigation, cachement optimisation (water-supply dams) or even mittigation of global warming.
We don't know the justifications because we were not consulted. And the debate was never undertaken.
Let's have the debate now.
To kick it off, i will opose the practice and state as my opening arguement that: cloud seeding is vandalism of the sky.
Please state and argue your case:
For and against.
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Dec 7 2012: whether or not it's a good idea, the public should be given a lot of education on what's going on. otherwise it results in chemtrail conspiracy theorists who become fanatics. the pros and cons of cloud seeding should have been discussed in public forums. instead, it's a now privitized service bought out by public sectors behind the majority's back. nothing should ever happen like this.
Dec 7 2012: I agree Max,
the notion of information is rapidly dissapearing in a puff of youtube soundbytes.
When I got interested in this a few weeks ago, I went off to see what was beign said around the net, and it's a circus bigger than the Colloseum.
I think we should start rating issues by some sort of circus-scale - something like nukes.
Chemtrails would score something like: a 20-megacolloseums on the circus scale.
So how does anyone get informed consent in amongst all that?
One thing that it does reveal is that information itself is under attack.
I think there is an opportunity for a new professional class of people who go out and see for themselves - and come back to report. Sort of like private investigators.
This is what journalism was supposed to do, but journalism has let us down big-time.
In the absence of any such reliable service, all we are left with is our senses - if you have not seen it, it is probably a lie. Rumor of what lies byond the horizon is just that - rumor.
All I know for sure is that I've seen some cloud seeding over my community and it mucks-up the sky. I don't like it, but before I go off complaining, best I understand what I'm talking about .. but the internet is more hindrance than help. I raised the topic here hoping for some more insight - and yes, a little, but not anything to base a decision on.
I like Marvin Minski - he's a magnificent nutbag, but appears to be honest. He has a talk here somewhere where he observes that people have never sought due dilligence with new technologies - they just go ahead and do it .
The critical point behind that is to ask - why do we want these powers in the first place? And How much power can a human be trusted with? I'm still iffy about cars .. too many of my friends got killed or killed others by cars when I was a young man - were they to blame?
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Sculptor Toby Mendez, the man whose bronze statues immortalized Brooks Robinson, Cal Ripken Jr. and four other Orioles greats in Camden Yards ceremonies spread over the past six months, has certainly enjoyed his time in the spotlight. But now it's his dad's turn.
The exploits of the elder Mendez, Tony, are at the center of the movie "Argo," about a daring CIA-Canada rescue mission that got six Americans out of Iran during the 1979-1981 hostage crisis by convincing authorities they were part of a Canadian film crew. In the movie, which opens in theaters Oct. 12 and already is generating serious Oscar buzz, Tony Mendez is played by Ben Affleck, who also directed.
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A teenager attending Boonsboro High School at the time of the rescue mission, the younger Mendez says his family was aware of what his father did for a living, but not the details of exactly what he was involved in. "We just knew he was going, we didn't know where," he says.
That explains why, when the family saw him off at the airport, neither he nor his siblings realized the significance of their dad's last act before getting on the plane.
"He handed our mom his wedding ring," Mendez said. "That was the last thing he could give her."
In 1979, not long after 52 Americans were captured by Iranian militants, six U.S. diplomats found refuge in the Canadian embassy. They remained there until January 1980, when they were smuggled out of the country on the pretext that they were Canadians who had been scouting locations for a horror film, "Argo."
Toby Mendez said he would not learn the details of what his father did for several years. "It's not something that we gloat about," he said, "but we are very proud."
The younger Mendez, who lives in Frederick and works out of a studio in Washington County, said he and his family – including his father – saw "Argo" last week at its Hollywood premiere. He praised the film without reservation, even while noting that it did stray from the truth on occasion. For one thing , his parents never separated, as they do in the film. For another, there were three younger Mendezes, not the single one played onscreen by Aidan Sussman. (At the family's request, the son's name is Ian, for Toby Mendez's brother, who died two years ago.)
Seeing "Argo," Toby Mendez said, helped him appreciate his father's bravery even more.
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The Hennepin County Library Board met on Wednesday, May 28, 1997 at the Brookdale Area Library.
|Marilyn Jackson, President
Patti Baskin
Richard Mueller
Carol Walsh
Louise Wyly
| C.Brown, T.Bonner, D.Cramer, L.Engberg, J.Kinney, S.Louis, C. Muchow, D.Kalinka, R. Byrne, G.Peterson, M.McConnell, C.Kritzler, G.Wronka, M.Schuster, P.Chisenhall, E.Anderson, A.Turner, C.Ahrens, B.Berg.
|Don Pehta, Steve Klein, Jim Hoogstra
President Jackson called the meeting to order and welcomed all guests.
Motion was made by Patti Baskin to approve the March 26, 1997 meeting minutes; seconded by Dick Mueller. Motion passed.
President Jackson welcomed Mr. Don Pehta who requested time to address the Library Board. Mr. Pehta expressed concern about Netscape availability in the libraries, allowing full internet access to any user; he recommended a filtering program for the Library. M. Jackson responded to Mr. Pehta noting the current Library Internet Policy which is scheduled for review this year, and that Library staff is also investigating possible filtering programs.
P. Baskin reported on the May 14, 1997 Committee meeting: update on new hours reporting form for Library Board members; M. Jackson reported on the Revenue Generation Team recommendations, for further discussion at the June W&M meeting and clarification with the County Commissioners; D. Cramer discussed budget recommendations from Library Board members; three recommendations for use of undesignated gift funds were progressed to the 5/28 meeting. Next meeting will include review of the 1998 budget requests. Ridgedale Project is back on schedule.
The December 3 meeting location has been changed to Brookdale; requires approval of second half of 1997. Staff will look at scheduling the Ways & Means Committee meetings at just one library location (either St. Louis Park or Hopkins). Louise Wyly moved adoption of the revised schedule; seconded by Patti Baskin; passed.
P. Baskin moved approval of the $215.86 for expenses relating to the April 23 Library Board and Administrative Committee Retreat, to be taken from Undesignated Gift Fund. Seconded by L. Wyly. Expenses were for refreshments. Motion passed.
At the April 9 Ways & Means Committee, the Library Board gave informal approval to close the three area libraries on Saturday, May 24, for conversion of the mainframe computer. D. Mueller moved approval of the resolution; L. Wyly seconded; motion passed.
P. Baskin reported the Ways & Means Committee recommendation to donate $250 to the MLA Foundation Flood Relief Fund from the Undesignated Gift Fund. Motion made by M. Jackson, seconded by L. Wyly; motion passed. For review of Undesignated Gift Fund balance at the November 1997 Ways & Means Committee for possible additional contribution.
P. Baskin progressed the recommendation for a $500 donation from Undesignated Gift Fund. Motion by D. Mueller to approve the $500 donation from Undesignated Gift Fund, seconded by M. Jackson; motion passed. Carol Walsh would also like to revisit this Undesignated Gift Fund donation in November 1997 for a possible additional donation.
Revenue Generation Team: M. Jackson reported that the Revenue Generation Team recommendation was distributed at the May Ways & Means Committee--1) standardize prices of discarded materials; 2) coffee shop concept, especially at Ridgedale; 3) voluntary printing fee (currently working well). Administrative Committee actions on the Revenue Generation Team recommendations which were endorsed: 1) Library book sale prices--C. Brown will work with CALM group to work toward implementation of standardization; 3) coffee shop is being planned for the Ridgedale project. Cost saving measures: 1) restricting renewals to two--referred to CALM group; 2) weeding policy--currently being reviewed by a Collection Management Team; 3)staff take voluntary unpaid leave--problematic for public service staff; 4) increase/raise air conditioning temps--current policy is 73 degrees for summer and 70 degrees in winter; 5) automated phone notification of reserves--currently a trial in four agencies now, hope to implement by end of 1997 for all agencies; 6) reduce # of administrators--staff has been reduced by 12.5% since C. Brown's arrival; 7) Friends book sale prices--C. Brown will work with M. Schuster for discussion by Friends; 8) increase fundraising initiatives--doing through the proposed expansion of the readmobile concept, art initiative, lecture series, and technology center.
President: M. Jackson reported that the Edina Library Friends have put out coffee for public use in the building. R. Byrne reported that Southdale Library is also looking at a proposal for a coffee shop there. (For discussion at a future Ways & Means meeting.) M. Jackson attended her first Library Foundation Board meeting; she has been in contact with Urban Libraries Council and has been nominated to serve on the ULC Executive Board.
Art Initiative: P. Baskin reported that contact has been made with artists. P. Baskin requested Library Board members to think of possible contacts to be approached for money in fundraising efforts for this initiative.
MELSA/Metronet: C. Brown reported in Jack Cole's absence. Mr. Jim Wroblewski began as new Director of MELSA in May; he has attended a HCL orientation. Project Interconnect: would change the HCL internet provider. HCL has expressed concerns about the proposed contract; however, Metronet has already signed the contract. S. Charles is now evaluating the contract for viability in the HCL system. C. Brown will keep the Library Board posted.
Member Reports: P. Baskin is working with M. Schuster to locate a site for the 1997 volunteer recognition event. C. Walsh reported on the MELSA Trustee training plans--date is either September 27 or October 4, 8-11:45 a.m.; planning committee is working on a theme for the session. D. Mueller is working on some Job & Career Center technology options.
C. Brown reported on various library activities: 1)an automation update: the conversion to Hewlett Packard was successful, however, transferring records has taken longer than expected and delayed the system upgrade; 2) Hennepin County Employee Recognition Program: the Library nominated four individuals or teams and two of those were County-wide award winners; 3) spent much of late April/early May in Chicago working on the ALA Executive Director search and Executive Board activities; 4) the first staff orientation program in a number of years was held in early May--J. Kinney is planning to coordinate orientations every 6 months; 5) CALM group formation--the library is undertaking the strategic alignment process; 6) four consultants have been identified and are being interviewed for the strategic alignment process; 7) met with Jeff Spartz for the initial budget meeting; 8) Management Team is meeting June 3 to discuss the 1998 budget, for discussion at June W&M; 9) participated in a County Department Director's Retreat with a request for a different budget process for 1999; 10) Rd project meetings began last week regarding the relocation--concerns are being discussed--there are 3 more public meetings plus 3 staff meetings scheduled. Other activities: 1) Quality Partnership--Administrative Committee met with the Steering Committee; Steering Committee had identified a need for a QP Coordinator and Vicki DeFord has agreed to commit time to fill this role; 2) Readmobile: Administrative Committee has met with the Readmobile Advisory Committee and heard about two current projects--Elliott in Richfield and Wayzata Food Shelves; 3) Library Foundation: Literary Lecture Series update.
Activities/Programs: L. Engberg reported on Summer Sizzlers at the Library--the Tuesday night author series at Southdale and Plymouth, Summer Fun for Library Kids, and the storybook friends that attend storytimes--18 visits attracting more than 1,300 people to those visits. During the automation conversion, many Technical Staff members were re-deployed to work on other activities. Statistics: Looking at January - April of 1997 and 1996, the per capita circulation went from 4.38 (1996) to 4.56 (1997). Per hour circulation for that same period in 1997 was 185 compared to 1996 which was 175. During the same period, the portion of circulation that was juvenile in 1997 was 45% compared to 1996 which was 43%. Renewals in 1996 the percent of circulation that was through renewals was 18.6%; in 1997 the percent of circulation was 17%.
Brookdale Area Library: Pat Chisenhall reported on a special project at Brookdale--a collaborative community grant with the city of Brooklyn Center and several other institutions aimed at children ages 9-13; lead by Molly Schaaf and Julaine Heit on the Brookdale staff. The Job and Career Information Center had 10,196 hits on the homepage in April.
Ali Turner, Project Manager, reported on the Great Transitions Project--a collaborative originally titled "Teens in Transition," including the funding background and some of the many successes of the Project.
It was moved by P. Baskin and seconded by L. Wyly to accept recent gifts to the Library; motion passed.
$20.00 Molly Schaaf, Brookdale staff member, to the Brookdale Library Agency Gift Fund.
335.20 Friends of the Brooklyn Park Library to the Brooklyn Park Library for puppets.
50.00 Robert and Virginia Gartner to the Eden Prairie Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase books on government or diversity in memory of former Commissioner John Keefe.
150.00 Mary P. Hanson to the Eden Prairie Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase mystery books on tape.
150.00 Friends of the Eden Prairie Library to the Eden Prairie Library for David Sleeper performance.
200.00 Friends of the Edina Library to the Edina Library Agency Gift Fund for staff housekeeping fund.
50.00 Bob and Joan Rohlf to the Edina Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase an adult book in memory of Jackie Nash.
1203.70 Friends of the Edina Library to the Edina Library for puppets.
400.00 Friends of the Edina Library to the Edina Library for author programs.
260.00 Edina Rotary to the Edina Library Agency Gift Fund for adult books.
500.00 Edina Federated Women's Club to the Edina Library for summer writing contest partnership.
174.66 Friends of the Excelsior Library to the Excelsior Library for summer program stickers and buttons.
500.00 Friends of the Excelsior Library to the Excelsior Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase juvenile paperbacks.
80.55 Friends of the Excelsior Library to the Excelsior Library for bookbags for End of Summer Party.
200.00 Friends of the Golden Valley Library to the Golden Valley Library Agency Gift Fund for Reader's Raffle books.
130.00 Various donors to the Golden Valley Library Agency Gift Fund in honor of Lee Moral retirement.
500.00 Friends of the Hopkins Library to the Hopkins Library for puppets.
45.00 Helen Overdiek to the Hopkins Library for a two-year subscription to The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs.
150.00 Friends of the Long Lake Library to the Long Lake Library for additional children's CD software.
61.82 Friends of the Minnetonka Library to the Minnetonka Library for browsing materials.
2500.00 Friends of the Penn Lake Library to the Penn Lake Library for a computer and printer for the Children's area.
614.78 Friends of the Plymouth Library to the Plymouth Library for puppets.
87.33 Friends of the Plymouth Library to the Plymouth Library for MELSA Summer Program stickers and buttons.
31.95 Friends of the Plymouth Library to the Plymouth Library for brass recognition plates.
138.05 Friends of the Plymouth Library to the Plymouth Library Agency Gift Fund to complete reimbursement for paperback rack purchased earlier.
225.21 Friends of the Plymouth Library to the Plymouth Library Agency Gift Fund for puppets.
15.00 Melba Hobbs to the Plymouth Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase a children's book.
10.00 Robert and Joan Levine to the Ridgedale Library Agency Gift Fund.
300.00 The Crystal Fire Department to the Rockford Road Library Agency Gift Fund to purchase books for children.
37.61 Health Fund of Minnesota to the St. Anthony Libray Agency Gift Fund.
59.91 Friends of the St. Bonifacius Library to the St. Bonifacius Library for MELSA stickers, posters and National Library Week giveaways.
14.11 Friends of the Westonka Library to the Westonka Library for refreshments for Chamber of Commerce Coffee Break.
Audio Books - Puerto Vallarta Squeeze , Make the Connection, Strange Highways, and The Bear Went Over The Mountain donated to the Brooklyn Park Library by an anonymous donor.
1 Title - Collectible American Coins donated to the Champlin Library by the Northwest Coin Club.
1 Title - The Humanitarian Education donated to the Champlin Library by Trish Croseeck, Library Donation Service.
1 Title - The Needlepoint and Cross-stitch Directory donated to the Champlin Library by Lorraine Higgins in memory of Maureen Higgins.
Framing - Framing of 8 photographs donated to the Plymouth Library by Mark and Mary Beth Lawton of Decor Frame Studio.
27 Items - 11 videocassettes and 16 books on soccer donated to the Plymouth Library by the Plymouth Soccer Association.
1 Title - 35 Golden Keys to Who You Are and Why You're Here donated to the St. Louis Park Library by the author, Linda Anderson.
2 Copies - A Girl of Henrietta Szold donated to the St. Louis Park Library by the author, Bernice Carol Gordon.
Motion to adjourn was made by Louise Wyly and seconded; meeting was adjourned.
J. L. Zaragoza, Secretary
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Now that the Spaniard has his ride for the next two seasons sorted out, can he focus even more on trying to reclaim the MotoGP crown from 2011 champion Casey Stoner who trails him by 20 points?
Stoner and his Honda factory team-mate Dani Pedrosa have so far not enjoyed themselves when trying out the new specification front slick tyres that have been on offer since Jerez. However, from Silverstone onwards the pair will have to adapt to them as they will no longer be an option but the standard front offering from here on in. Can Pedrosa claim his first win of the season despite that, or can Stoner close the gap to Lorenzo with his first win since the third round in Portugal?
Then of course there is Cal Crutchlow, the Tech 3 rider who has had the best start to a season in MotoGP by a Brit since Ron Haslam way back in 1987! Can the Isle of Man-based rider get his first podium and send the home crowd into a frenzy
And British fans love Valentino Rossi, but who doesn't? Everywhere he goes the nine-times world champion is greeted with feverish support. The Italian described his last race in Catalunya as his best in the dry on the Ducati to date, so with such positive sounds being made can he spring a surprise on the Desmosedici in the UK?
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Is your head spinning? The Sox are off and running. The Celtics and Bruins are readying for the playoffs. Tiger is getting ready to wear the red shirt at the Masters. Two Connecticut schools battled for the NCAA hockey championship in Pittsburgh Saturday night. The Red Sox play the major league's only morning-start game on Monday and our city is peppered with folks from around the world who are here to watch and run in the 117th Boston Marathon.


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They're designed to separate you from your money. How to come out ahead.
This Deal of the Day comes from Kelli B. Grant at partner site SmartMoney.
Looking for a good deal? How's 50% off sound? Once a bargain-basement super deal, getting half off is now about what shoppers can -- and should -- expect from a sale, experts say.
And in preparation for the holiday rush, stores have figured out how to give it to them and still turn a profit.
Many Americans think they'll be working past age 65 -- and some are OK with that.
This post comes from MSN Money's Liz Pulliam Weston.
France threw a collective hissy fit at the idea of moving that nation's minimum retirement age from 60 to 62.
Here in the U.S., we shook our heads in wonder. A recent survey by Sun Life Financial found 52% of respondents believe they'll have to work at least three years longer than originally planned because of economic conditions and lack of savings, with just as many expecting to retire at 70 as at 65.
Many of my readers despair of ever being able to retire, and those who think they will often pick age 70 as the point they'll quit work.
"I'm 57 and I'd love to retire now, but there's no way financially!" a reader named Pam Buford from Kearney, Mo., confided on my Facebook fan page. "I'll probably have to work until I drop!"
The right debt-relief agency can really make a difference. The wrong one will destroy your peace of mind and your credit.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
You've probably seen the commercials on TV and heard them on the radio: "Debt-free in 24 to 36 months! One low monthly payment!"
These kinds of promises are often a lie. Not all debt-relief agencies are scams, but many aren't going to help you. In fact, they can seriously hurt you by wasting your time, your money, and potentially trashing your credit history.
Luckily, a new federal rule, which took effect this week, makes life more difficult for companies doing a reprehensible thing -- ripping off consumers seeking help with overwhelming debt. It's the very definition of kicking people when they're down.
A fast-growing salmon is on track to be the first genetically modified animal sold for human consumption.
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A fast-growing genetically engineered salmon is a good bet for approval by the Food and Drug Administration. It would be the first genetically modified animal sold as food.
Dubbed "Frankenfish" by opponents, the new version of Atlantic salmon was developed by AquaBounty Technologies. It grows almost twice as fast as farm-raised salmon, thanks to one growth hormone gene from a chinook salmon and another from an eel called the ocean pout. The application has been pending before the agency for well over 10 years.
The average 30-year fixed rate is expected to jump above 5% next year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
This post comes from Amy Hoak at partner site MarketWatch.
Mortgage rates may be as low as they'll get -- rates are on course to rise, slowly moving toward 5% by the end of next year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's economic forecast, released Tuesday at the group's annual convention in Atlanta.
The group predicts rates on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage will average 4.4% in the fourth quarter of 2010, increasing to a 4.7% average in the first quarter of 2011, and climbing to 5.1% by the end of next year. That's barring any "blockbuster" announcement from the Federal Reserve next month, said Jay Brinkmann, chief economist of the MBA.
The Fed has said it could take more policy actions to stimulate growth, and Brinkmann said that's likely to come in the form of an additional purchase of Treasury securities. But the market has already anticipated that, and the move has already been priced into current rates, he added.
Will scapula meat be an acceptable alternative to actual wing parts? Wing lovers are eager to find out.
This post comes from Neema P. Roshania at partner site Kiplinger.com.
Mmm, chicken wings fried and dipped in hot sauce. The tasty morsels are so popular that chicken producers have difficulty keeping up with demand. After all, chickens have only two wings each, with two edible parts per wing.
So-called boneless wings -- small bits of breast meat fried and served with sauce à la wings -- are acceptable substitutes for some folks, but true wing aficionados say they're no replacement for the real thing.
Now comes perhaps a more promising solution to the wing shortage: meat cuts that include the two scapula bones and their surrounding meat and skin.
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Halloween is just days away, and you have not the faintest clue about your costume.
Not to worry, even if you don't have much cash. Lots of blogs have inexpensive suggestions, like "85 easy, frugal Halloween costume ideas" from our partner Wise Bread. If adult and edgy appeals to you, there's Coupon Sherpa's "30 trendy Halloween costume ideas for 2010."
But that's just the start. There's a lot to sift through on the interwebs. Some are throwbacks. (If you showed up in jammies and silk robe, with pipe in hand, how many people would guess "Hugh Hefner"? ) Some are silly. ("Wrap yourself in wrapping paper with a tag: 'From: God, To: Women.' What are you? God's gift to women." We think not.)
Since not everyone can be Lady Gaga -- or can they? -- a hugely popular choice this year, we've identified some of our favorite fast and frugal costumes to help you out.
Inexpensive doesn't have to mean boring, especially when bubbles and balloons are involved.
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My daughter recently turned 5. In case you don't know, birthday parties are a big deal to a 5-year-old.
Our family lives in a Third World country, so we knew we'd have to get creative when it came time to plan our frugal birthday games. In the end, we came up with some great games that the kids absolutely loved.
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Mother Nature put on quite an astronomical show Wednesday night. Not only was it a full moon but the planet Jupiter appeared in the sky in very close proximity to the moon.
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We'll know more on Wednesday, on the police investigation into that deadly home invasion robbery last week.
police say 18-year old Devonte Duck and 26-year-old Chahon Gilmore
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The Mount Dora Music Festival proudly announces Jim Stafford as our special Fall Prelude Concert event! The award-winning singer-songwriter Jim Stafford has been a celebrated name since the 1970's, best known for his humorous novelty songs, as a television personality, a live entertainer, and as a multi-instrumentalist. In 1974 he wrote and recorded his first Top 40 chart making song, The Swamp Witch. It was followed by his hit gold single, Spiders and Snakes, which peaked at #3 on Billboard's Hot 100; selling over two million copies and staying on the American pop charts for 26 weeks. The hits just kept coming with My Girl Bill, Wildwood Weed, and the wonderfully satirical Cow Patti, written for a movie in which Jim appeared: Clint Eastwood's Any Which Way You Can. Jim's work has also been covered by George Jones and Jerry Reed. Read more »
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Hugh Duffy of the Boston Red Sox at Comiskey Park in 1921.
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- Height:
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- Weight:
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- Major League Debut:
- 6-23-1888 with CHN
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- 1945
A batting champion and two-time home run and RBI champion, Hugh Duffy earned his place in the Hall of Fame as one of the best players of the 1890s. For that decade he played more games, hit more homers, and drove in more runs than any other player in baseball. From 1892-1895, he and Tommy McCarthy were Boston's "Heavenly Twins" in the Beaneaters outfield, leading the club to a World Title and a National League crown. Later, with Billy Hamilton and Chick Stahl, Duffy formed an outstanding outfield from 1897-1899, sparking the Beaneaters to two National League titles.
Hugh Duffy is largely remembered for his amazing 1894 season, in which he hit .438, a mark that remains a major league record. But he was also a manager, executive, coach, and team owner, who was under contract in baseball for an incredible 68 years of his life.
Duffy was born in Cranston, Rhode Island, on November 26, 1866. After two seasons in minor leagues, he was scouted by Cap Anson, who signed Duffy to play for his Chicago White Stockings in the National League in 1888. It was the first of four major leagues that Duffy would play in, and he hit .300 in each of them.
At just over five-feet, seven-inches tall, Duffy was a small player who carried a heavy wallop in his bat. He had broad shoulders and powerful arms, and his range in the outfield was extraordinary. He was known as a sharp dresser, and he earned the attention of admiring female fans with his classic good looks.
In 1890, Duffy was one of many stars who jumped to the upstart Players' League, where he played under Charles Comiskey. After a season with Boston in the American Association in 1891, when he batted .341 with 83 stolen bases, Duffy was lured back to the National League by Frank Selee of the Boston Beaneaters.
With Boston, "Sir Hugh" enjoyed his best seasons, and gained tremendous popularity with fans after he was teamed with fellow outfielder Tommy McCarthy, also a product of the northeast. Duffy in center field and McCarthy in right (and later left) were dubbed "The Heavenly Twins" by adoring Boston bleacherites. The duo played four seasons together, helping the Beaneaters to two pennants.
In 1894, Duffy hit .438 with 236 hits in 124 games, 160 runs scored, 50 doubles, and 18 home runs, many of the inside-the-park variety. Duffy remained in center field for Boston through the 1900 season, before jumping to the upstart American League, where he played a major role in establishing the circuit as a rival to the N.L. As a conduit to players, Duffy helped convince several N.L. stars to bolt for the A.L., and he helped choose the location of Huntington Avenue Grounds, where the Boston Americans played. By 1906, Duffy's long career as player was over, but he stayed in the game as a minor league team owner, and managing the Phillies, White Sox, and Red Sox in three stints from 1904 to 1922.
Later in the 1920s, Duffy coached the baseball team at Harvard University, while also scouting for the Red Sox, keeping his ties to Boston strong. While under contract with the Red Sox, Duffy tutored a young Ted Williams in the 1930s, saying of Williams, "He's the greatest hitter it has been my pleasure to look at, and don't forget, I've been looking at Hugh Duffy in the shaving mirror for many a year."
Duffy was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1945, and died on October 19, 1954, in Boston. For his career, Duffy hit .330 in 1,722 games, with 2,307 hits, 1,545 runs scored, and 103 home runs.
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well. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight or until easy
to handle.
On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to 1/8-in. thickness. Cut
with floured 2-1/2-in. cookie cutters. Place 1 in. apart on
ungreased baking sheets.
Bake at 350° for 8-10 minutes or until edges are firm. Remove to
wire racks to cool. Tint some of the frosting red and some green.
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Gingerbread Cutout Cookies
Directions (continued)
Decorate cookies. Yield: 5 dozen.
Nutritional Facts:
1 cookie equals 77 calories, 2 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 69 mg sodium, 13 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 1 g protein.
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Since 1947, the Juneau Lions Club has emphasized fun, friendly competition and good sportsmanship during this week long tournament. Sunday through Thursday the games were divided into two sessions: the afternoon and evening sessions. This gave us a great time to discuss the scores, get a snack, and visit the local vendor tables.
Then Friday and Saturday had four games each to find the champions!
See You in 2015!