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- 15) Edinboro University expands Homecoming Parade route
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Tonight's match up picked up a lot of hype in the boxing world.
We all know these two guys have defeated Manny Pacquiao so this match up in a way is tie-breaker.
The first round of this match we seen both men looking to find an opening on their opponent. Marquez is a wonderful counter puncher. Marquez has been taking his time, stepping back as Bradley shoots forward looking to open up the jab.
Bradley unloads a right hand but Marquez follows up with a left hand. Both men are moved around the ring beautifully. Near the end of the second round, both men exchange a flurry of punches which results in Bradley connecting with a solid right hand as the bell sounds.
The crowd stands to their feet as both men walk to the corners and prepare themselves for the third round. This fight is already living up to it's hype.
Bradley has been looking great, no signs of problems from his previous fight back in March. He's mixing up his style from a boxer and brawler, Marquez hasn't been able to expect what he's throwing next early on.
Early on Marquez wasn't able to set up some combinations so he was only able to rely on one punch at a time.
Marquez was able to get in a couple counter punches in the third round, but nothing big landed cleanly.
The crowd begins to chant Marquez's last name as he gets caught with a jab and throws a wild left hand.
Time has been called in the middle of the third as the referee asks for Marquez to wipe the grease off body. The 40 year old Mexican fighter hasn't shown that quickness we're used to seeing from him. The younger Bradley has been able to avoid shots that Marquez has thrown until he lands a clean left hook to the head of Bradley that shakes him.
Marquez steps into Bradley and unloads three punches to the body.
Juan Manuel has struggled to land punches early on. He walked to his corner with his shoulders down looking frustrated as Bradley looks confident that he's ahead of the scorecard after four rounds.
He's been sharper and creative than Marquez through the first four rounds of this fight. He's showing a lot of patience, not allowing Marquez to put his combinations together and finding small openings.
Marquez steps into Bradley but gets caught with a hard left hook that causes him to take a step back. Bradley has landed this right hand cleanly three times in the fifth round. Marquez hasn't been showing a lot of head movement as Bradley is showing he's obviously the younger fighter in the ring.
Both men showboat near the end of the fifth round as they stick their chins out and exchange a couple shots before the fifth round ends. The crowd gets to their feet and the confident Bradley raises his hand as he walks towards his corner.
Everything that Marquez has brought to him so far, he's had a solid answer for him that throws him off his game causing him to get even more frustrated.
The chants of 'Mexico' are heard echoing through the arena as Marquez chases Bradley along the ropes and lands a single punch.
As the sixth round comes to an end, Bradley walks back to his corner with his arms raised. He looks completely comfortable in this fight. Nothing too excited for this crowd to be excited about as half of the crowd is there for Marquez.
Marquez continued to look for an opening but failed to do so. He landed a few clean punches but missed on the others he's thrown. Bradley's using that speed to land quick jabs which has been followed by a straight right that has connected near the end of the seventh round.
Bradley looks as if this fight is way too easy going into the seventh round of this fight. No idea who this fighter is wearing Marquez's trunks.
Bradley lands a crazy right hand that shakes Marquez who never gets unloaded on until he's able to separate himself and get himself together! The crowd loses it's mind for a couple seconds as both warriors square each other up again looking for that opening they could capitalize on.
The 40 year old veteran walks towards his corner looking completely winded as the younger challenger seems alright. Replay shows the right hand that almost knocked him down to the canvas and it connected squarely on the side of his head.
Bradley has tamed Marquez through 10 rounds going into the 11th.
Marquez ended the 11th round looking as if he was possibly in the drivers seat, but only has one round to find a knock out or he may end up losing this fight. The game plan that Marquez had coming into this fight hasn't worked at all. Bradley has been the smoother and smarter fighter, as Marquez has been throwing wild punches, taking chances while leaving himself open.
Marquez lands a hard right hand that catches Bradley in the corner. Bradley walks out of the corner as Marquez backs up, arms to the sides of Timothy Bradley. He's staring at him as if to say, 'That didn't hurt me one bit old man'.
The veteran Mexican fighter has to know that he's comfortably winning this final round. Within the last 10 seconds of the fight, both men begin to throw heavy shots that ends with Bradley landing a solid left hand that causes Marquez to stagger as the bell sounds.
That was nearly the first knock down of the entire fight.
My scorecard for this fight has been 116-113 Bradley.
This fight goes the distance as the judges will reveal their scorecards. The ones that actually matter.
WINNER BY SPLIT DECISION: TIMOTHY BRADLEY (Retains WBO Welterweight Title)
One judge had the scorecard as 116-113 for Marquez, the rest were in favor for Bradley.
It'll be interesting to know what both fighters will be up too next.
Timothy Bradley moves to 31-0 in his career.
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This dip is excellent! A perfect addition to a supper of Mediterranean finger foods! Like one of the previous reviewers, I may add some olive oil next time for a bit more smoothness, but it's excellent as is. Thank you!
Spiced Red Lentil Dip with Pita Crisps
Randy Mayor; Lydia DeGaris-Pursell
You can substitute green or brown lentils, but the dip won't be as pretty.
Yield: 10 servings (serving size: about 1/4 cup dip and 2 pita crisps)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 159
- Calories from fat: 15%
- Fat: 2.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Protein: 7.4g
- Carbohydrate: 27g
- Fiber: 3.9g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 395mg
- Calcium: 46mg
- Dip:
- 1 cup dried small red lentils
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup finely chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons pine nuts
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon ground caraway seeds
- 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- Pita Crisps:
- 4 (6-inch) pitas, each cut into 5 wedges
- Cooking spray
- 1/8 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- To prepare dip, place lentils and bay leaf in a large saucepan; cover with water to 2 inches above lentils. Bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 8 minutes or until tender. Drain well. Discard bay leaf.
- Heat oil in a small nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion and nuts; saute 5 minutes or until nuts are lightly browned. Stir in tomato paste and next 6 ingredients (tomato paste through garlic); cook 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in juice. Combine lentils and onion mixture in a food processor; process until smooth.
- To prepare pita crisps, coat 1 side of each pita wedge with cooking spray; sprinkle wedges evenly with 1/8 teaspoon salt and black pepper. Arrange wedges in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes or until golden.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Blender, Food Processor, Bake
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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The No-Excuses Appeal of Fruits and Veggies
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I juice a lot. Fruits and veggies. I also use a Nutri-bullet and make fresh salads.
With the vast range in taste, texture, smell, and even cooking style, it's always very hard for me to read/hear about people who "hate vegetables". I mean, there are *some* I don't like, cauliflower and peas really do not go well with my chemistry, but to hate *all* vegetables really just baffles me, not in a judgmental kind of way, just in a way that makes me want to go "But have you tried THIS one? Have you tried it THIS way?? Surely you can't really hate ALL of them in ALL ways??"
I'm practically vegetarian these days, because meat costs more than even organic vegetables, so I stick mainly to my fruits and veggies, and I can even grow my own. I love vegetables. Growing up, most of them were my least favorite due to how my parents cooked them: boiled to mush. I thought I hated broccoli for the longest time. Nope, just hate it boiled. I love it fresh, steamed, stir-fry, broiled... pretty much every way but boiled. And of course, you can not forget the seasonings! Spices are the... well... spice of life!
Still can't get past the taste of peas, though if they're well hidden enough I can tolerate them.
The bulk of my diet is vegetables, some grains, and small amounts of meat, but not necessarily every day. I have raw salads or "snack" trays, stir-fried, in soups, baked/roasted, and blended into smoothies. Sneaky way to get veggies is pasta sauces, salsa, and sandwich/burger toppings.
And yeah, I buy organic.
Many people do say fruit and vegetables are expensive. In Australia on pricing labels for each food on the shelves we have the cost per kilo printed. It is great to compare foods for example different brands of washing powder to see which is cheapest and is just like you compare foods on labels at calories/fat etc per 100g. Anyway if you look at chips and chocolate at cost per kilo and compare them to fruit and veg at cost per kilo you will be suprised that the chips and chocolate are far more expensive!
A lot of people will complain about the notion of eating vegetables with something on them because they think real butter and real cheese are toxic waste that has no business in one's stomach, much less on one's vegetables. Nothing could be farther from the truth. You need to eat fat with your vegetables so that you can benefit from the minerals and the fat-soluble vitamins they contain. Animal fat is going to be the best kind to eat with them because then you don't have to worry about omega-3/omega-6 imbalance.
You are also better off eating many vegetables cooked, and not just lightly steamed either; some contain oxalic acid and some contain goitrogens (chemicals that mess up your thyroid) that are in the plant naturally, because the only way plants can defend themselves is chemically most of the time. Cooking inactivates a lot of the antinutrients you find in plants, and you're much more likely to find antinutrients in leaves and stalks, since those are what herbivores typically eat. (You also find them in seeds, by the way, which is why basing your diet on seeds--i.e., grains--is a terrible idea.)
But what about water-soluble vitamins, which are destroyed by cooking in water? I would say that as a general rule of thumb you are better off eating vegetables for the minerals and the fat-soluble vitamins and carotenoids they contain, but eating fruits for the water-soluble vitamins. There's not too much in the way of most vitamins that you can't also get in meat, and in a much better form for your body. However, vitamin C is still of some concern. So get that from fruit. You shouldn't be eating scads and scads of fruit anyway; if you don't watch it, you could wind up using the stuff as a sort of candy substitute, and if you're like most Americans you don't get enough choline in your diet, are suffering from fatty liver and the last thing you need to be eating is more fructose if that's your issue. (And you won't always catch it with liver enzyme tests. So eat more eggs and fewer apples, and get more vegetables for your plant food every day.)
Best fruits to eat: berries and low-sugar melons. Tomatoes and squashes are also good, though they are culinary veggies. Worst fruits: tropical fruits, and the more sugary, the worse they are.
One thing to remember about "fresh" vegetables. You don't know how long it's been since they were picked, and veggies lose nutrients quickly. It can take a week or more to get those "fresh" veggies to your grocery store, and who knows how long they've been sitting in the warehouse before being put on display. Often, the frozen veggies have more nutrients because they are frozen shortly after being picked.
Canned vegetables are overcooked & have a lot of sodium, so I don't use them at all. I did grow up on them, and didn't know until I was an adult that green beans were crisp and actually a bright green, instead of grayish, like the canned beans..
If you don't like veggies but want to incorporate them into your diet, try putting them in baked goods. Zucchini, carrots, squash can be shredded & added to muffins/cake, cookies. You can also shred veggies to put into meatloaf, etc. Tomato sauce is a veggie, eat it often. Drink tomato juice or V-8, but watch the sodium.
Also, don't think you have to eat a salad made of lettuce. I used to buy lettuce & watch it rot in the fridge because I was the only one in the house eating it, except on a sandwich. I make salads of chopped veggies instead.
I think a lot of people that have commented here are hung up about eating fruits and veggies because they seem to think (or at least based on some of the comments) that the only way to have them and be healthy is to eat them plain. I personally like a lot of fruits and vegetables, but my kids have quite a few that they have hang-ups with. My suggestion to them is always to take a "no thank you bite" of dishes that have that particular item in it and they may find a way to eat it that they do like. For instance, they both hate spinach. If I cook spinach and put it on their plates by itself neither one of them would go near it with a ten foot pole. But my daughter absolutely loves spinach artichoke dip (so I look for ways to lighten that up a bit because although she's not eating spinach by itself, she's still getting the nutrients from it if it's prepared right). She also loves uncooked spinach on a Subway sandwich. My son doesn't like spinach, but if I make scrambled eggs with spinach and feta for myself, he sits right next to me and begs for bites worse than the dog!! But again, had they not tried one bite of it just because it had spinach in it they never would have eaten any spinach at all. Another option (if someone else prepares your food) is to have them try to come up with creative ways to sneak it into other things you will eat (for example, grating carrots and zucchini really fine and adding them to spaghetti sauce. If you have some meat in the sauce as well, you barely notice the added veggies). Again you are getting the benefits (nutrients) from the zucchini and carrots without having to actually eat a plain piece of zucchini or a raw carrot. Just a few suggestions that may be worth a try--good luck!!
Yesterday I posted my recipe for "Colorful Vegetable Quiche". It requires a bit of chopping, but while you're at it, the recipe can be doubled for eating some now and freezing leftovers for a quick, nutrient-packed meal later. A bit of chopped ham or chicken could replace part of the veggies to add a punch of extra protein. Hope you'll try it:)
I am in agreement with TYKXBOY. I don't eat anything green, never have and never will. I do eat carrots, corn and potatoes. As far as fruit, I will eat them once in awhile but never buy them because my husband won't eat them. Many times I have wished that I could eat a salad but just thinking about it tends to make me shudder. 5 fruits and veggies a day......I'm lucky to get 5 a week! I do take vitamins though ;-)
Best way to keep fresh fruits & veggies? Look at how they're stored in the store. If refrigerated, then refrigerate at home. At room temp?--Put them in baskets & bowls on the counter. When they're right out in front of you, they won't last!!
We live next door to three grandkids whose mother likes only a few vegetables: lima beans, asparagus, corn and broccoli. She is not a big fruit eater either.
DH and I are the opposite and we have gotten the kids who are ages 9, 12 and 15 to eat almost everything. Last night I made a squash casserole and they all ate and enjoyed it, even Mommy who said, "I don't know how you get squash to taste so good".
(Little does she know it contains mayonnaise which she hates. I'll never tell.)
Just wanted to drop a note for those who don't really like veggies. I really don't like them when they are overcooked. And for the most part, now I oven roast them. It brings out the natural sugars in beets and squashes and sweet potatoes. I like to chunk the squash and sweet potatoes I cut like french fries.
I know what TYKXBOY is talking about when it comes to mouth appeal. I had the problem with meat growing up. Hated the stuff until I got pregnant the first time. There are still things I have a hard time with. I can have a small piece of fish and then I get the road block in my head and can't put another piece in my mouth.
I am so glad this is not true for fruits and veggies for me.
Do it yourself Homemade Fruit and Veggie Wash
A whole clean pepper can be eaten like an apple for a snack while doing outside activities. I take them in my pack in a small bag with a nampkin for hikes.
I LOVE veggies..so did not want to leave the impression that I do not eat them.
Just the low carb ones even though squash (higher carb) is my favourite.
hmmm..well I agree with the pesticide statement on most of our food, not just fruits.
Yes you can buy organic but they are quite expensive.
There is also the issue of GMO so it is hard to really feel comfortable about eating fresh foods today.
Personally I don't trust any government agency statements of health.
For years they said Tuna was a great food and now a lot of people have overloads of mercury because it is filled with it.
I believe you have to use your own instinct and judgement and make trade offs.
Many fruits are high in simple sugars and carbs..I'll change that to "most" fruits.
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Kiwanis Park Pickleball Courts and Pathways Ribbon Cutting Invitation
Please join us for a Ribbon Cutting for the newly renovated pathways and brand new "Pickleball Courts" at Kiwanis Park on Saturday November 2 at Noon. There will also be a demonstration of Pickleball by the members of the Quad City Pickleball Club and the public is welcome to participate. Pickleball Racquets will be available!
For more details on just what "Pickleball" is, go to either http://qcpickleball.wordpress.com/news/ , or http://www.pickleballvideos.net/pickleball-birthplace-bainbridge-island/. In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony and demonstration will be rescheduled for the same time on Saturday November 11th.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is about as unwieldy as its name. This gargantuan law, passed before even the legions of Congressional staffers could read it, is now poised to transform the rapidly expanding American healthcare sector into…
…basically the same thing it is now. The mandates imposed by the ACA are coupled to fines whose structure ensures they will be merely punitive rather than coercive. Young people, especially those young people who are grossly underemployed, will broadly refuse to buy into a system designed to subsidize the poor, sick, and elderly. Young men, from whom the state-run exchanges aim to bleed the most money, are already eschewing healthcare they perceive to be unnecessary; raise the price point, and even legitimately effective prophylactic care may fall victim to a rational cost-benefit analysis.
The widely-touted employer mandate is such a shambles that its implementation will be delayed until after the 2014 midterm elections. Even less agile firms will have the lead time to minimize healthcare benefits by reducing hours and creating fewer full time, salaried positions; benefits, like pensions, are on the way out, and the ACA will only accelerate the existing trend.
Concurrent with the end of denial for pre-existing conditions (perhaps the most equitable part of the law, though that is a low hurdle to clear), insurers will be forced to spend eighty percent or more of their revenue on policyholders' medical expenses. This compares rather unfavorably with the (roughly) five percent overhead of both Medicare and Medicaid, and, in fact, the floor is less than the current average: approximately eighty-five percent of revenue.
The assertion has been made that the ACA aims to gradually supplant the private insurance sector with a single-payer, government-run system, similar to the UK's National Health System. Given the gross ineptitude Kathleen Sibelius and her underlings have displayed attempting to set Obamacare in motion, this seems a remote prospect.
Realistically, healthcare reform will continue to be the proverbial idiot's tale as long as it is political suicide to dismantle Medicaid, Medicare, and EMTALA. All the sound and fury surrounding cost containment will accomplish nothing while the main drivers of rising medical expenses are unaddressed. The destruction of the pricing mechanism inherent in shifting the sickest patients' financial burden to the taxpayer has blown a bubble of gargantuan proportions, every bit as ludicrous and economically dangerous as the rapid ballooning of student debt.
In the end, the insurers and hospitals will succeed in extracting their pound of flesh, and the last independent physician will take down his shingle as the cost of malpractice insurance and regulatory compliance drives him inexorably out of business. Cost containment is incompatible with rent-seeking, which, incidentally, is the primary modus operandi of hospitals and insurers.


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Shane's Picks of the Week (10/9/13)
- PICK OF THE WEEK: Thor: God of Thunder #14 - JASOOOOOOOOOON AAAAAAARONN! FAAAAAANTASTIC!
- Batman #24 - Guys… did you see the Riddler blow that dude's arm off? Jeeze Louise. That was my favorite Villians Month book, but I'm pretty stoked Zero Year is back in full swing tbh. Also this book is double length! Bigger is better, amirite?
- Deadpool #18 - I think this cover is rad, also this arc is rad. On a scale of one to rad I rate this "rad!"
- Infinity #4 - I cheated and read this already and y'all are in for a treat. Thor is a certified BAMF
- Afterlife With Archie #1 - I never ever thought I would have an Archie book on my list, but… here we are. Francavilla is the man and yeah! zombies! Halloween is coming! Fall is here! The only thing better than this would have been "Pumpkin Spiced Archie"
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Shane's Picks of the Week (8/28/13)
- PICK OF THE WEEK: Thor: God of Thunder #12 - #11 literally left me in slack-jawed awe after every page. If you're not reading this by now, I don't know what you think you're doing that is a better use of your time… but you're wrong.
- Captain Marvel #15 - I love you, Kelly Sue. Please never stop doing what you're doing. The end of Enemy Within was so frakking good.
- FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics #2 - Okay… so this was called Collider before, now its FBP. I love how they dealt with that on the cover. #1 was really rad and the colors are INCREDIBLE.
- Thanos Rising #5 (of 5): The conclusion of Thanos' rise to becoming the mad titan we all know and love and fear today. Jason Aaron has really done a great job on this series. Props, dude. Mad props.
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Every once in a while a new comics day comes along that knocks our Socks off. With new issues of Saga, The Walking Dead, Astro City, Six Gun Gorilla, Archer and Armstrong and the debut of Marvel's Infinity, today is one such Wednesday! We could go on, but what's the point?
Check out all the new comics out on comiXology right now!
A one of a kind creator deserves a one of a kind sale. When Jonathan Hickman revealed the Secret Warriors to the world, the Marvel Universe was never the same again. When he opened the doors of the FF for the first time, something down right special happened. When he assembled the Avengers fresh for 2013, he didn't just rebuilt the iconic team. He made it bigger and better than ever.
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For the first time in United States history, a bill has been signed into law by a mechanical autopen, which affixed the president's signature at the direction of Mr. Obama, who is in Europe.
Congress on Thursday passed legislation extending the Patriot Act for four years. But with Mr. Obama abroad and the existing legal authorities set to expire, the White House concluded that a mechanical signature would do."


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mikemaniscalco: For those seeking clarification. Peters was asked about the alternate captain letters and when those would be handed out to the @NHLCanes
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AGoldFan: Mick Mixon, voice of the Panthers stopping by to talk Cam, O-Line woes and if there are any running backs left. http://t.co/YLnkxxcRHx
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joeovies: RT @Shannon_Penn: coming up today with @AGoldFan & @joeovies on @999TheFan: Mick Mixon 315, @steveloganshow in studio 330. Stream:
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620thebuzz: Series Premiere of Gotham: BEFORE Batman & BEFORE any of the classic characters become the Super-Villians. @8 tonite on @FOX50wraz #WeLoveTV
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999TheFan: Series Premiere of Gotham: BEFORE Batman & BEFORE any of the classic characters become the Super-Villians. @8 tonite on @FOX50wraz #WeLoveTV
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AGoldFan: oooooooh RT @johnhjeffries: @AGoldFan @Chip_Patterson Dabo just displayed why he's a coach and you guys are 'critics'!
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mikemaniscalco: Bill Peters said that he has to get to know the group more before he hands out the captain letters. Said this road trip will go a long way.
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steveloganshow: I will b on at 3:30 with Adam& Joe on 99.9 The Fan & 94.3 The Game . Tune in!
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DerekMedlin: RT @EyeOnHockey: Hurricanes owner values team at $420 million, seeks 'successor' http://t.co/kv4pocQq0W
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steveloganshow: RT @WojDaGawd: Interested to hear @steveloganshow break down the UNC debacle with @agoldfan & @joeovies at 3:30. #iraandthedouche
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JamesAlverson: "@CustomBuilderNC: Great read! Shared with our @Pop_Warner coaches. It's time for Real Men to lead http://t.co/v9WiU36x0G" thanks 4 sharing!
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joeovies: Went to PNC for preseason hockey yesterday. New LED lighting system noticeable. Ice incredibly bright, ambient crowd lighting dimmer.
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mikemaniscalco: Triangle games for October 4th Virginia Tech at North Carolina:12:30 p.m. NC State at Clemson: 3:30 p.m.
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CaultonTudor: @JoeOvies: Hobbled Newton hobbles #Panthers :: http://t.co/imeSPwqrBq http://t.co/OOIuEiAstw
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joeovies: More than 140 characters on a hobbled Newton hobbling the Panthers…http://t.co/zWXC2IBWqJ
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DerekMedlin: RT @TomahawkNation: Jimbo takes blame for Winston wearing pads/uniform. Says late night suspension caused miscommuncation with locker room/…
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DerekMedlin: Reading Panthers injury updates from @jjones9 and @SteveReedAP. Good grief. Wonder when the public RB tryout is coming?
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WRALSportsFan: McNeill, Riley and Pirates stage 'A' real show http://t.co/kTYFCQYuUS #wral
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WRALSportsFan: Oct. 4 #ACC game times announced: #UNC v. #VT 12:30p (@WRAL), #NCSU at #Clemson 3:30p (ESPNU).
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WRALSportsFan: RT @joeovies: More than 140 characters on ECU's debacling of UNC. Plus, Duke & State finish their "preseason" unscathed.
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WRALSportsFan: Roethlisberger, Steelers top Panthers 37-19 http://t.co/MukFXl7aqB #wral
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WRALSportsFan: ALERT: Steelers run over Panthers in 37-19 win http://t.co/93f9LepnZJ #breaking
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WRALSportsFan: Panthers host Pittsburgh in primetime http://t.co/7GX2tBKGku #wral
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WRALSportsFan: East Carolina jumps into Top 25, Duke just outside http://t.co/qZWWnXHgra #wral
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WRALSportsFan: RT @mikemaniscalco: Good question, yes there is. Thanks for the call. RT @Pray4Maniscalco: @mikemaniscalco MIIIIIIIIIIKKKKEEE!! Is there an…
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WRALSportsFan: RT @JoCoEconomicDir: #LoganZone more than just covering football highlights. Its 30 minutes of Football education. Thanks for your perspec…
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WRALSportsFan: Logan Zone: Football-first ECU showed more talent than UNC http://t.co/FWtGkL1QAv #wral
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WRALSportsFan: RT @AGoldFan: For the morning crowd....Duke is 4-0, and that's great. But, they're far from perfect. http://t.co/otf6sOvwzH
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WRALSportsFan: Talking Points: No quarter for Tar Heels http://t.co/8u33s7pq8F #wral
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WRALSportsFan: ALERT: Former Titans kicker Rob Bironas, 36, killed in accident http://t.co/FyW16SJmZX #breaking
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WRALSportsFan: Join @jgravleyWRAL and Coach Logan at 11:30 a.m. on @WRAL for #LoganZone - thanks to @EMERG_NC for sponsoring this season!
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WRALSportsFan: RT @mikemaniscalco: The @NHLCanes game roster for today's match against Columbus. http://t.co/UhmvGaYjOv
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WRALSportsFan: RT @jgravleyWRAL: The Carolina blue sky turns purple at #ECUvsUNC Will be discussed today on the #LoganZone at 11:30am #wral
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WRALSportsFan: RT @SparkysSnowball: @WRAL The skies are no longer Carolina blue. They are East Carolina Purple. http://t.co/TOSmdBmSpw
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By Sara Ray, Douglas County Chamber
Mother-daughter team, Alma Benson and Kelly Anderson, were announced as the new owners of The Fancy Bee, located at 6880 C Douglas Blvd. Benson and Anderson celebrated their recent take-over with a Chamber ribbon cutting on Oct. 17.
Open since 2008, The Fancy Bee is a monogramming and gift shop that specializes in on-site monogramming. They monogram baby bibs, burp cloths, towels, bags, purses, backpacks, lunch totes, market baskets, nap mats, and more! In addition to monogramming, The Fancy Bee has gift items for babies, children, friends, teachers, sisters, moms, and dads. They also carry several different brands such as Mud Pie, Ganz, All for Color, Mainstreet, Lindsay Phillips, and more!
The Fancy Bee has also been named an official "Adoption Center" for Elf on the Shelf elves and books allowing families to visit their store, fill out an adoption application, and bring home their very own elf. A limited number of stores across the United States have the ability to serve as an "Adoption Center" which makes The Fancy Bee a rarity in the Metro Atlanta area!
Douglas County Chamber President & CEO, Kali Boatright, congratulated Alma and Kelly on their new adventure, "What a wonderful endeavor for a mother-daughter team to take on! On behalf of the DC Chamber, I would like to welcome you to our Chamber; we are thrilled to have The Fancy Bee as members and I can guarantee that our members will be visiting your excellent location filled with fun and unique gifts very soon!"
The Fancy Bee is open Tuesday-Thursday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, contact Alma or Kelly at 678-391-8875 or visit their website at www.thefancybee.com.


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One month back I started getting very severe pain on my left knee inside. I have taken X-ray and consulted ortho pedic surgeon. He says it is starting of osteoporosis given me pain killer medicine and a medicine called rejoin. Still I am getting very severe pain once the pain killer medicine effect is wears of and I find very difficult to walk. I appreciate any remedy is there to reduce the pain so that I can walk normally.
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Early morning storms caused scattered damage and a few power outages Thursday.
As the storms made their way through North Alabama around 4 a.m. Thursday morning, power outages were reported in southwest Huntsville between Bob Wallace and Drake Avenue.
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I've had a crazy, crazy week. Between video shoots (can't wait to show you!!) girls night and planning a vacay with the boyf, I've been overloaded with things to do. So that means no super awesome photos with Photoshopping whiz-bang this week. Sorry. But I did want to share what I wore today while running around like a loony, so I snapped these pics while I ran out the door.
You can't see them very well, but I'm wearing those Sally Hansen nail effects in polka dot. I instagrammed a pic just in case you can't seem them well. I recommend them. They're cute. They're the closest thing to anything objectively nerdy in this quick outfit.
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Theory black combo dress (similar here)*
Kate Spade New York Gum Drop Earrings ($34)
Black arrow scarf from Target (super old!)
J. Crew belt (Spring 2012)
Black bow heels from Target (super old!)
Rebecca Minkoff Mac clutch (green version no longer available, but this is similar)
*Black shirt dresses are basically the staple of my entire wardrobe. I own a bunch in different lengths and necklines. Let me tell you, it's my vice. This one is about three years old and it's made by Theory, but there's a similar one here. The best thing about this dress is that it looks like it's a shirt and a skirt, so you look like a tucking in ninja master. And then you only have to pay for one garment at the dry cleaner!


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Upcoming Events
Our NEW Downtown Store open every weekend: Friday & Saturday: 12-7; Sunday: 12-6 JOIN US: Every First Friday, 5:30-8 PM
First Friday, September 5, 5:30-8 PM
Homeless Garden Project Downtown Store More info
Lucas will print T-shirts on First Friday, September 5, 5:30-8 PM at the Homeless Garden Project Downtown Store-Bring your own T-shirt to print for $3.
Want to Volunteer in the store? CLICK HERE
Sign up now for Community Supported Agriculture 2014, Harvest Season runs May 30 - October 31


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At the Johns Hopkins Skull Base Tumor Center, patients will find the most comprehensive, individualized treatment and therapy team. The team of doctors and other health care professionals work together to provide the most effective and safest treatment possible for patients with skull base tumors or conditions.
Brem, Henry, MD
Professor of Oncology
Director, Department of Neurosurgery
Harvey Cushing Professor of Neurosurgery
Neurosurgeon-in-Chief, The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Director, Hunterian Neurosurgical Research Laboratory
Gallia, Gary Louis, MD PhD
Assistant Professor of Oncology
Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and Oncology, Director of Endoscopic and Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery, Director of the Neurosurgery Skull Base Center
Jacobson, Jeff, MD
Clinical Associate and Adjunct Professor, Department of Neurosurgery
Lim, Michael, MD
Associate Professor of Oncology
Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences
Director of Brain Tumor Immunotherapy
Director of the Metastatic Brain Tumor Center
Quinones-Hinojosa, Alfredo, MD
Professor of Oncology
Director, Brain Tumor Surgery Program
Director, Pituitary Surgery Program
Director, Neurosurgery Brain Tumor Stem Cell Laboratory
Tamargo, Rafael J, MD
Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Walter E. Dandy Professor of Neurosurgery
Director, Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery
Neurosurgical Co-Director, Neurosciences Critical Care Unit
Professor of Neurosurgery
Vice-Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery
Boahene, Kofi Derek Owusu, MD
Associate Professor of Dermatology
Ishii, Masaru, MD PhD
Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery
Koch, Wayne M, MD
Professor of Oncology
Director, Johns Hopkins Head and Neck Cancer Center
Ramanathan, Murugappan, MD
Reh, Douglas David, MD
Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery
Medical Director, Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery at Green Spring Station
Residency Program Director
Richmon, Jeremy David, MD
Associate Professor of Oncology
Director, Head and Neck Surgery Robotic Program
Aygun, Nafi, MD
Blitz, Ari Meir, MD
Miller, Neil R, MD
Professor of Neurological Surgery
Professor of Neurology
Frank B. Walsh Professor of Neuro-ophthalmology
Subramanian, Prem Sagar, MD PhD
Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery
Associate Professor of Neurology
Director, Thyroid Eye Disease Center
Medical Oncologists:
Radiation Oncologists:
Kleinberg, Lawrence Richard, MD
Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery
Associate Professor of Oncology
Quon, Harry, MD
Associate Professor of Oncology
Associate Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Rigamonti, Daniele, MD
Professor of Oncology
Professor of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences
Professor of Radiology and Radiological Science
Director, Stereotactic Radiosurgery
Director, Hydrocephalus and Pseudotumor Cerebri Program
Physician Assistants:
Other members of the brain tumor care team:
Other doctors and health care professionals with special expertise in skull base tumors and skull base conditions may also be part of the brain tumor care team. These could include:
- Critical care doctors and nurses
- Physical and occupational therapists
- Speech language pathologists
The specific doctors and health care professionals involved will depend on the patient's tumor, symptoms, and treatment.
Social workers will also help coordinate care after the patient leaves the hospital.


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