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These fish cakes were tasty and lasted into the week for us. I do have to knock off some points for the fact that it was difficult to form and hold the shape of the cake. I had to leave out the cilantro because my partner dislikes it. I feel that it is needed for a boost of flavor to the fish cakes.
Asian-Style Fish Cakes
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High flavors reign in these Asian-Style Fish Cakes that start with your choice of tilapia, cod, or haddock.
Yield: 16 cakes (serving size: 2 cakes)
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- Calories: 268
- Fat: 7g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 31g
- Carbohydrate: 19g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 73mg
- Sodium: 360mg
- 2 pounds tilapia, cod or haddock
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 3/4 teaspoon cayenne
- 1 1-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled, thinly sliced
- 2 limes, thinly sliced
- 2 large egg whites
- 1/2 cup water chestnuts, drained and finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 tablespoons chopped chives
- 3 tablespoons chopped shallots
- 3 tablespoons lime juice
- 2 tablespoons ponzu sauce
- 3 cups panko
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1. Preheat oven to 400ºF. Pat fish dry. Place each fillet on a large piece of heavy-duty foil. Mix salt, coriander and 1/2 tsp. cayenne; sprinkle over fish. Top with ginger and limes. Fold foil over fish; seal. Place on a baking sheet; roast until fish is cooked through, 12 to 18 minutes. Remove fish from foil; let cool. Discard limes and ginger; pat fillets dry. Flake fish with a fork.
- 2. Line a baking sheet with parchment. Mix egg whites, water chestnuts, cilantro, chives, shallots, lime juice, ponzu sauce and remaining 1/4 tsp. cayenne with fish. Fold in 1/2 cup plus 2 Tbsp. panko. Form 16 cakes, using 1/4 cup fish mixture for each. Put remaining panko in a shallow bowl. Dredge each cake in panko. Place cakes on baking sheet; chill for 30 minutes.
- 3. Warm 1 Tbsp. oil in a nonstick skillet over medium heat. Cook cakes in batches until golden, about 4 minutes per side. Wipe skillet between batches; add oil as needed.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health found that women who exercised at least two-and-a-half hours a week were about 30% less likely to need surgery for gallstones than women who didn't exercise. The researchers also reported that women who spent more than 41 hours a week sitting at work or in their cars were about 40% more likely to have gallstone surgery than women who spent fewer than six hours sitting.
"Essentially, we found yet another advantage of exercise," says Michael Leitzmann, MD, one of the study's authors. Leitzmann tells WebMD that although the results probably apply to men too, they are especially important for women, who are more likely than men to get gallstone disease.
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The study was conducted by looking at the health records of over 60,000 female nurses over a 10-year period. During that time, approximately 3,300 of the women had surgery for gallstone disease. The disease can cause severe abdominal pain and a variety of digestive problems.
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Letter to the Editor: Ryan lied repeatedly in convention speech
Before you cast your vote in the upcoming presidential election, I urge you to take a hard look at the man who, if elected, would be a heart beat away from the presidency. Paul Ryan claims to be a fiscal conservative. A close examination of his voting record in Congress proves otherwise.
During the Bush administration, Ryan supported and voted for a massive tax cut, two wars and a prescription drug program, all on the cuff, that increased the national debt by trillions of dollars and in a large part created the largest financial crises since the Great Depression.
There's more. The Ryan budget that was passed several times by the Republican-controlled House gives yet another tax cut to millionaires while raising taxes on the middle class and adds another estimated $14 trillion to the national debt. Eric Alterman, in an article in the Natio, rightly observes that, "It is no exaggeration to say that Paul Ryan's plan for America, now embraced by Romney, constitutes a declaration of class warfare by the super wealthy against the rest of us - coupled with an invitation to economic and environmental chaos, and with a side order of political repression and social regression."
This is a man who had no compunction about lying repeatedly in his acceptance speech at the Republican national convention:
Lie No. 1: Obama failed to save the GM plant in his home town of Janesvill , Wisc. The plant was closed during the Bush administration long before Obama took office.
Lie No. 2: Obama eliminates the work requirement for welfare recipients. He most definitely does not.
Lie No. 3: Obama guts Medicare to the tune of $716 billion to fund the Affordable Care Act. The truth is that Obama reduces Medicare costs by that amount by renegotiating lower costs to providers and reducing the Medicare reimbursement to the overpaid private insurance companies known as Medicare Advantage. The savings come from providers, not beneficiaries. The reduction in spending actually strengthens the longterm health of Medicare, according to Medicare trustee reports. Ryan's plan, on the other hand, does gut Medicare by the same amount by turning Medicare into a voucher program that will significantly increase costs to future beneficiaries and completely privatizes Medicare in the long term.
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"On a typical night online I'll start out with $100. I'll play until I lose. I'll look at the screen, tears in my eyes, and think of all the things that I need money for. So I play again, put in another $100." So says a college junior who has lost more than $100, 000 playing poker since his senior year in high school (Walters, 2005). He gambles on average $400 a day playing poker online for twelve hours at a time and disregarding life routines such as eating, having visitors, speaking on the phone, or even using the restroom. Play casino games for real fun!
On another campus, one male student admits he kept money intended for textbooks and instead used it for online poker tournaments as well as card games around campus. He is now in debt and behind in some classes. He begs friends for money to play in the hope of getting even.
Another male student on the same campus mentioned spends ten hours a day playing poker and skips a lot of classes because he is too tired from staying up all night playing poker. He mentions the time he is skipping class is also time he can play in a couple of online poker tournaments. He does not feel addicted and says no harm has been done (Gooley, n.d.).
Although most will not take playing to the extremes these students have, many students on our campuses are involved in playing poker, live or online. The behavior may be legal and appropriate for some, and it may be illegal and problematic for others.
This chapter opens with information about poker and about the current popularity of poker. The wide access to the game enjoyed by many college students, the intensive marketing of poker to college students, and campus responses to the poker phenomenon are then addressed. Finally, recommendations are presented for practice and research related to the popularity and potential problems of poker on the college campus.
A Bit About Poker and Its Popularity
The game of poker is traditionally associated with the riverboats of the nineteenth century or the dusty saloons of the Old West (see the work of McClellan and Winters earlier in this volume for a broader discussion of the history of gambling in the United States). There was a stigma attached to the game; respectable people were not ones to play it. That stigma is all but gone, and players are found everywhere. The most common form of poker played in the United States today is called Texas Hold ?m and is the one focused on in this chapter.
In Texas Hold ?m, each player is first dealt two cards face down, followed by a round of betting. Three community cards (called the flop) are then placed face up in the center of the table, followed by a second round of betting. Then the fourth and fifth community cards (called the turn and river, respectively) are placed face up on the table, each followed by a round of betting. Players use the two cards in their hand and the five community cards to make the best five-card poker hand possible. There are various forms of betting rules for Texas Hold Em, but the most popular and glamorized form is no-limit betting, in which a player may bet all of his chips or money at any time in a hand (called going all in).
Texas Hold 'em is a relatively simple game to learn but a difficult one to master. In addition to a bit of luck, playing poker well requires skill in picking up on subtleties of human communication (called reading tells by poker players), reasoning, and money management. Though these are skills that many of us would be happy to see college students develop, they are a skills set that is still to be mastered for most students on our campuses. Learning them at a poker table could be an expensive lesson, in many ways. Whatever, you should definitely try to play Texas Hold'em if you're a fan of poker.
Poker's Popularity
How popular is poker today? One need only turn on the TV and flip through the channels to get a sense of the answer. There is a strong possibility that the shows you run across on ESPN, Bravo, and the Travel Channel are high-stakes poker games, because such programs have been a rating bonanza for the networks. Watch the show go to commercial break; how many ads tout online poker locations such as Partypoker.com (which bills itself as the world's largest poker school), FullTiltPoker.com, or Pokerstars.com? Then go to the computer, browse www.thefacebook.com, and do a search to see if any poker recruits are being sought in the residence halls, fraternities, or other areas of your campus. Finally, while at the computer, use Google to perform an Internet search for "poker." As of July 22, 2005, there were 15.5 million hits for the term.
The winners of major poker tournaments are touted in the media frequently. Chris Moneymaker, a Tennessee accountant who had never played in a live tournament, entered an online tournament for a seat at the World Series of Poker and wound up taking home the top multimillion-dollar prize. The general population, including college students, can and do look at the aptly named Moneymaker and others like him and rationalize anyone can truly win big at poker.
Did you recognize Moneymaker's name before it was explained in the preceding paragraph? How about the names of Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan, Daniel Negraneu, Phil Ivey, Annie Duke, or Kathy Liebert? They are all poker professionals who have become media celebrities. The reverse is also true. Media celebrities such as Ben Affleck, Tobey Maguire, and Meg Tilly have gained further celebrity through their poker play.
It is not just tournament winners, media-savvy poker professionals, or poker-friendly media professionals that get attention. The press seems full of mentions of college students making tens of thousands by playing poker. One example is Michael Sandberg of Princeton, who made more than $120, 000 playing poker online and in the casinos of Atlantic City in a six-month period of 2004-05 (Cheng, 2005). Another is David Williams, whose story was discussed by Jim Caswell in the preceding chapter. The Massachusetts Daily Collegian of the University of Massachusetts describes one senior who makes $120-140 a week in earnings from poker playing with friends and another senior who plays three times a week and "has acquired the talent necessary to win enough money to get by at school without a job" (Bergeron, 2005). Faraz Jaka, a sophomore at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, notes he has made $120, 000 playing poker online this past year (Needham, 2005). He stated that he plans to play professionally one day; poker is his new passion in life.
All of this attention on poker has translated to poker playing in informal settings such as bars, homes, and residence halls across the country. One indicator of the widespread nature of poker playing is that poker sets are available everywhere, from Toys R Us to supermarkets. Poker is so popular that playing card manufacturers doubled production of poker sets, and poker paraphernalia were among the top-selling December holiday gifts in 2004 (Smith, 2005). Teen playing seems to have fueled most of these sales. A card manufacturer survey revealed that on average teens play cards four times a month; 23 percent of the sample identified poker as their favorite game, and 39 percent watch poker tournaments on TV. Most states have laws expressly prohibiting teen gambling, but they are rarely enforced. Regardless of the legal issues, some parents see poker playing as a healthy recreational alternative for their children. One high school student's father plainly stated, "I would rather have my son playing poker here with his friends or at one of his friend's homes than being out drinking and driving or doing drugs" (Smith, 2005, p. 1).
Access to Poker Among College Students. If poker is so popular among college students, where are all these games taking place? Some of them are taking place in legal brick-and-mortar casinos near campuses in areas where such games are legal. It seems likely, however, that this activity makes up a modest proportion of the poker being played by students. It is reasonable to assume that a far larger proportion of the college poker playing is taking place on the Internet, in off-campus home games (which may be legal in some locales depending on the size of the bets and the age of the participants; see Chapter One), campus residence halls and Greek-letter living units, and in campus programming. Readers are referred to Stuart Brown's chapter in this volume for a detailed discussion of Internet gambling activity. This section of this chapter will focus on poker playing on campus grounds or on campus-affiliated grounds.
A quick review of campus newspapers provides evidence that poker is indeed being played on campus or campus-affiliated grounds. According to their student newspaper, most of the tournaments at Murray State University can be found in the residential colleges (Fields, 2004). One resident assistant noted that a poker game is in progress almost every night on his floor and, if the residents are not playing together, they are playing PartyPoker.com on their computers. Duke University's Wayne Manor residence hall hosts a weekly $100 buy-in game. The Wayne Manor website shows pictures of their weekly games (Duke University, 2005). A sorority at Columbia University recently held a $10 buy-in tournament, and Greeks at the University of North Carolina recently held a 175-player competition. Both games filled and had lengthy waiting lists (Cheng, 2005).
These are but a few of the stories on campus poker games that have appeaied in campus publications over the past several years. They are shared simply to point out that, if students are looking to be involved in poker play on campus, they probably will not need to look far.
Marketing Poker to College Students
Student interest in poker is fueled by the steady drumbeat of marketers to get college students interested in poker. The television programs have been mentioned previously, but it goes further than that. The College Poker Championship (2004) is a prime example. It is hosted by Lou Krieger, a widely read gambling expert. Krieger states in the publicity for the tournament that "the interest in poker seems to be taking hold among college students faster than any other segment of the population" (Krieger, 2004). The tournament has students competing against one another for large scholarship awards. A person playing has to be enrolled in a college or university and must name the institution and list a student ID number as part of the registration process. There is no entry fee. Each week $500 in scholarships are awarded, $5, 000 in scholarships are given in the semi-finals, and $50, 000 in scholarships in the finals. Some moneys are also donated to charity. The tournament is supported by and uses the Same software as roy-alvegaspoker.com. In fact, to play in the tournament you must download the royalvegaspoker.com software on your personal computer.
The championship has not gone unnoticed on college campuses. At the University of Illinois at Springfield, a nineteen-year-old female freshman was one of the forty-five hundred students nationwide who signed up for the tournament in 2005. She was quoted as saying, "I'm not obsessed like some of the students I see playing all the time, but I could sure use the scholarship" (United Press International, 2005).
College Poker Championship is not the only organization using tuition dollars as a lure for marketing purposes. Absolutepoker.com sponsored a win-your-tuition tournament for all university and college students in May 2005, and All N Poker, an apparel company that includes college students among its targeted client groups, sponsored a touring charity poker tournament in fraternity and sorority houses in 2004, even inviting other marketers to join them as partners in a press release (Hunt, 2004).
Casinos have also started to recruit college student poker players into their establishments, especially when situated near a college or university campus. At San Diego State University, there are several nearby Native American casinos. The Barona Casino poker room manager was quoted in the SDSU student newspaper in April 2005 as saying, "The poker industry has gotten a boom over the last few years and younger players are looking for places to play" (Shore, 2005).
Campus Responses to the Poker Craze
So what has been the response of student affairs professionals to the growing popularity of poker on the college campus? There is little in the literature to indicate any response at all. It appears most schools do not sanction or even condone gambling on campus, but there also appears to be little enforcement of those prohibitions. According to Keith Whyte, executive director of the National Council on Problem Gambling, gambling is almost omnipresent for the college population, and "administrations don't do a good job of telling students how to get help, the same way they're sending the 'prevention and responsibility' messages for alcohol, substance abuse, and date rape" (Cheng, 2005, p. 1).
Some colleges have yet to engage the issue of campus gambling (including poker play), as demonstrated in a couple of examples. At the University of Illinois (student Jaka's home campus), the dean of students office determined in 2005 that they do not permit gambling on university property (Needham, 2005). Princeton, the home campus of Michael Sandberg, has no explicit rules about gambling. They are planning on determining a policy if needed. The associate dean, who handles disciplinary issues on campus, was quoted as saying, "Were I to discover that a student was gambling online, I would probably tell them to stop and give them a warning" (Cheng, 2005, p. 1).
At Syracuse University, The Daily Orange reported in October 2004 that, although New York law forbids private gambling, as does the Syracuse University code of conduct, some of the residence life staff saw this as a gray issue and stated it "hasn't been on our radar" (Poster, 2004). At Boston University, a judicial affairs administrator noted, "We have not seen any trends of gambling here. There doesn't appear to be a problem at the university," and a colleague added, "It has never been brought to our attention" (Atiyeh, 2004). These quotations appeared in an article that also highlighted the many ways Boston University students gambled; the article included mention of many students playing poker and their wins and losses in online poker. At the University of Texas, Austin, the Daily Texan reported in a February 2004 piece that despite the Housing Department's explicit rules against poker playing students report: "Our RA says we can play cards, but we can't play for money. As long as no one acts as the casino or house (and gets a portion of the pot), it's OK and it will satisfy the players and the RA" (So, 2004).
Seventeen Virginia Tech undergraduate students were arrested in May 2005 for running an off-campus poker house. An undercover sting caused police to raid the house and seize more than $2, 000 in cash and poker playing equipment. After the arrests, a Virginia Tech administrator was quoted as saying, "We are not hearing much of that (illegal gambling on campus) here. We are hearing that from colleagues around the country" (Miller and Eaton, 2005).
At other colleges, the poker craze has prompted action to limit the behavior on campus. As an example, at the University of Chicago the Resident Student Organization denied university status to a poker club, citing legal department concerns. The Housing Office is also revising the permissibility of poker in the halls (Moesel, 2004).
Still other universities have turned to poker as part of their campus programming. The Penn Poker Club at Penn State is an officially recognized student organization that receives $1, 000 a semester in student fees and has regular games and tournaments on campus; sometimes the games are twice a day (Walters, 2005). One resident adviser in Elizabeth College noticed an increase of interest in the game and hosted a residential college Texas Hold ?m tournament. The tournament was for charity from the entry fees, and the winner got a retailer gift card.
Some Iowa universities have legally sponsored intramural poker tournaments under a special license from the state (Campbell, n.d.). At Utah State, the student government hosts a Mardi Gras event every year, and the Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter hosted a charity poker Tournament in 2005 in conjunction with the event; it attracted 120 players for a $15 buy-in (Wilson, 2005).
Implications for Practice
As Chapter Seven, by Jason Laker, on ethical considerations for institutional gambling policies, will show, student affairs administrators ind others in higher education need to ask questions about current campus poker playing and gambling behavior and the appropriate support mechanisms for students who go to extremes in the activity. Are casino nights an appropriate way to do fundraising on campus? Should poker tournaments be used for intramural entertainment in campus recreation? Are poker showdowns between residence halls and within residential colleges a suitable extracurricular activity?
Student affairs professionals need to identify if there is a growing incidence of poker playing on their campus, and if so recognize the fact that this is indeed a risk-taking behavior that could have addictive qualities. The vast majority of the College-age population will try poker, play for a bit, and then abandon the activity and move on to some other pastime. However, as Chapter Six on problem and pathological gambling will demonstrate, a small percentage-5 percent or so–will become problem gamblers and have an addiction to the activity. Takushi and others (2004) highlighted the development of an integrated prevention intervention for college student gamblers. The proposal drew heavily on integrating another risk-taking behavior, alcohol prevention. The intervention combined cognitive-behavioral skills training, motivational interviewing, and personalized normative feedback, among other strategies.
Student affairs professionals should, give thought to the goals and purpose of using poker as an approved programming tool on campus. It is important to plan programming more effectively in regard to gambling and poker in general. It is not a healthy assumption to have college students abstain from poker, any more than the "just say no" campaign of the 1980s solved all of the illegal drug usage problems in the United States. Some experimentation and risk taking is clearly going to occur, and this is accepted as part of the college experience. The question becomes, How much is too much, and what mixed messages are we sending?
It is left to the profession to determine to what extent we need to address the issue. Is poker simply a current fad, to be committed to the ash heap of fads such as the Pet Rock or Rubik's Cube in a few years and we should simply let it pass? Or is it something more? I believe this chapter has explored how fad or not the problems encountered in poker playing have the potential to be serious if not acknowledged, and the tenets of our profession demand that some attention be paid to the issue.
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He is a hideous specter that is accompanied by a shadow believed to be that of the prioress. This presence brings a strong evil along with it. One women experienced such an event and was taken seriously ill immediately after it happened. Robin's apparition is believed to also be seen in the gatehouse where he died. There is a significant evil presence felt there by all and is generally not a safe place to venture off into. Robin Hood's grave is still being slowly deteriorated, with strange disturbances still happening, and the public is not allowed to visit under no conditions.
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2. Follow up with Crusader Strike, while mimicking Herod's "Blades of Light!" battle cry.
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4. Completely fail to maintain any aggro and wipe.
5. Blame the healer.
6. Get slapped by my wife, who is more often then not playing the role of healer.
7. Blame the DPS.
8. Get yelled at by the DPS for being a "Noobmunch", whatever that is.
9. Start screaming into my headset (which is, of course, not plugged in) about all the "Uncalled for Tankadin hate" and how I had to "Go Holy for 3 months straight back in Classic WoW just to get into Molton Core raids" which earns me my right to play however I want.
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I've been a bridesmaid twice, and both times I was pretty relieved that I didn't trip when walking down the aisle or forget to fluff the bride's train at the appropriate moment. Now that I'm planning my own wedding, I'm stuck on what to give the bridesmaids as a thank-you for performing similarly challenging big-day duties. I contemplated shoulder bags made from recycled sails (trust me, they're cool, and the wedding is in Rhode Island) but recently nixed them in favor of Vera Wang's new scented candles. The designer has teamed up with candle queen Laura Slatkin of Nest Fragrances to create Floral Bouquet, a scent that's layered with lily of the valley, gardenia, and Damask rose and finished with green leaves. It's modern, fresh, and not too fussy. Even better, once the wick has burned, the silver-plated container turns into a keepsake vase to hold flowers—or future bouquet catches.


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Mini-Condoms for 12-Year-Olds?!
Swiss teens will soon be able to walk into any pharmacy and buy condoms designed with their smaller girth in mind.
Ronda Kaysen: A condom manufacturer has unveiled a line of smaller condoms called "Hotshot," aimed at boys as young as 12. The new mini-prophylactics will be sold in packages alongside regular-size options in case the wearer, well ... doesn't fit.
Family-planning and anti-AIDS advocacy groups pressed for the kid-friendly option after studies in Switzerland showed that teens were having unprotected sex. The new condoms will be 1.7 inches in diameter, compared to the 2-inch standard condoms. (According to a German study of about 13,000 people, a quarter of 13- to 20-year-olds reported that standard condoms were too big.)
"The result that shocked us concerned young boys who display apparently risky behavior," Nancy Bodmer, who headed the research, told the Daily Telegraph. "They have more of a tendency not to protect themselves. They do not have a very developed sexual knowledge. They do not understand the consequences of what they are doing, and leave the young girls to take care of the consequences."
So far, Switzerland is the only country where these tiny condoms will be sold -- but the United Kingdom has expressed interest. Who knows? Soon enough, they could go global.
As much as the idea of a 12-year-old having sex makes me uncomfortable, I think this is great. Kids are having sex whether we like it or not, and a condom marketed to them might make them less resistant to using protection. Let's face it: They were having sex when I was a teenager, so I can't imagine things have changed much in 15 years. If there's a way to keep them safe from disease and pregnancy, I'm all for it.
The abstinence-only crowd might find this new condom unsettling, but the Hotshot is pure marketing anyway. Smaller condoms -- marketed as the snug-fit variety -- have graced American pharmacy shelves for years. Most brands make them, and they're the same 1.7-inch width as the new Swiss option. The only difference is, the packaging isn't designed to entice an adolescent.
|Ronda Kaysen is a freelance writer. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, BusinessWeek.com, Architectural Record, Huffington Post, The New York Observer, Babble.com and AM New York. She lives in New Jersey with her family. Follow her on Twitter.
I am With you on this on… As much as this makes me insane… Actually tear up… it is the truth! I would rather my son (8) strap up, than make a HUGE mistake at a VERY young age that will change his life….
Scary….but I am glad they took notice and are taking action.
I guess if parent's aren't going to teach their 12 year olds to ABSTAIN and to refrain from hanging out with a promiscuous crowd, then it makes sense that someone takes responsibility for the safety of children.
Personally, I didn't realize it was legal for 12 year olds to have sex. Isn't that nice they have made condoms specifically for pedophiles, how thoughtful? :P
But still, much better than a 12 year old father. Because that's a much bigger disaster, if that 12 year old manages to get a girl pregnant and then we either have an aborted baby or a child having a baby (which some seem to think is an acceptable risk because giving unmarried people condoms are wrong, we should just expect that kids will do what they're told 100% of the time).
Does the above poster really think that a 12 year old that's having sex is a pedophile? They should be arrested for raping themselves?
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First, there is no law that sais kids cant have sex. Second, having sex doesnt make you a pedphile. But you are clearly a retarted christian who cant see anyone's views but your own so get hit by a train k thanks bye.
Thank god finally at 40 I can have a condom that fits
does disgusted and dismayed think that these 12 year old pedophile boys are going for the 20 something crowd or do you think they might be having sex with 12 year old pedophile girls …does disgusted and dismayed know what a pedophile is?
Hooray! A condom made for 27 year old ex!
Thats just way to young. Its great that their safe but why are the children thinking about "doing the naughty" in the first place?
I'm with the "better safe than sorry" crowd on this one. They're already doing it, at least now they will have some protection. I'm not saying that at 12 years old I (or anyone else I have ever met or probably WILL ever meet) was ready to have sex but I was even LESS prepared to become a parent at that age! Besides, I'm sure there's lots of older guys who are happy that a smaller condom will be available. (And there's NOTHING wrong with that, guys!)
That makes logic? Kids are having sex whether we like it or not??? I think it's bad parenting, not the kids.
The question isn't bad parenting: kids who are talked to about sex and kids who aren't talked to about sex are BOTH going to be driven by their puberty-induced impulses. It's not like we can say "Where did I fail? Who can I blame?" There's no one to blame when it's a normal human development - and yes, it historically starts as young as 8-12 (this is not new.) Ignoring this basic fact will put our kids at even greater risk: they'll FEAR coming to us for help and turn to the internet for "options" or choose to "wing it." I'd MUCH rather get the awkward discussion over and done with to let my kid know she can come to her mom or dad with anything than risk losing her trust on this CRUCIAL matter. I personally think that open communication about love and relationships will help our kids understand the importance of resisting those urges until they find "the right one" to share that terribly intimate experience with. Until then, the option of this tween-condom, in my opinion, is the logical step forward in understanding our kids.
Better to have small condoms than to have teens (and "small" men) using ones that fall off.
Junior-sized condoms? Condoms for kids? What real teenager is going to buy them?
If the kids aren't using condoms now, making smaller condoms isn't going to help.
Seriously, I think we need to tell kids to abstain, but use condoms if they don't. That doesn't mean we should actually market condoms to them. It's hard to portray waiting as normal if you're advertising condoms for teens. They get enough pressure to have sex from their peers, let's not add to it.
Why is a woman reporting this in such a sexist fashion.
If he is old enough to have sex "no woman" has anything to say about it.
I still insist it is bad parenting. Children learn very early what's right and what is wrong. A child having sex at 12?? If educated properly, the child will know how to handle situations if ever one does arise in the school or outside of the school. Many parents are too relaxed and let kids nowadays go to unsupervised parties or let their kids date at 12. What are we teaching them? Nothing useful in that area. We must educate them more and talk more. There is no excuse for children having sex at 12 or younger!!! We can't just say: "Oh, it's peer pressure. Sorry". So it's okay if they do drugs, drink, or cut school??? No consequences for that either? Parents can do a LOT and should do a LOT by taking care of their children.
You do realize that it only takes once to contract an STD or get a girl pregnant? So Johnny who has been raised well all of a sudden one day gives into the peer pressure and cuts school for the first time is with a girl, they have sex. Would you rather he wore the rain coat or just took the out of the blue chance on it? Sure you can punish Johnny all you like the damage is likely done.
Advertise abstaining but let's be realistic and offer the alternative to keep safe. Teens have their own minds and sometimes all the talking in the world won't prevent them from having sex.
I agree with Becky. It's not bad parenting, it's the natural impulses. What everyone fails to see is that sex is a natural thing, it's not evil or bad. Yes, it would be much more fitting to wait til they're older to have sex but every individual person will make their own decisions.
Shocking yes, but a good idea. Because it happens. However, I can't imagine too many 12 year olds have the courage to walk in and buy them. Especially small ones :P
I think it's a good idea….most parents don't want to think that their kid would actually be involved with anyone sexually. They're fooling themselves and leaving their kids open to getting diseases and possibly becoming a parent. Who wants that for a kid? Parents need to step up and teach their kids at a younger age about all that. Kids learn so much more on tv and are exposed to things via internet and friends that parents need to preach a little sooner than they used to. Innocence is not long lived in American kids anymore.


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I puzzled over this Craig T. Nelson comment, which a Wonkette commenter just reminded me of, thinking that he couldn't possible be so stupid as to not see food stamps and welfare as someone, specifically The Government, helping him out.I've been on food stamps and welfare, did anybody help me out? No. No.
And now I realize it's just another example of this. We all know about all those undeserving people collecting government benefits, spending it on lobster and liquor, driving around in their Cadillacs, thrilled that they will never have to consider working for a single moment in their entire lives.
But Nelson was on food stamps and welfare, and presumably it sucked, because being on food stamps on welfare has always sucked. Nobody helped him by giving him the good benefits all those other people were getting. Food stamps and welfare weren't help - they were barely enough for sustenance - why didn't he get the help?


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With 84 award wins and 94 nominations over the course of a glittering, four-decade career, Meryl Streep is undoubtedly the greatest actress of our time. But it hasn't all been smooth sailing.
To celebrate Julie & Julia, It's Complicated and Fantastic Mr. Fox hitting Sky Movies Premiere / HD, we find out how an "ugly" duckling became a silver-screen swan...
So it happened again this year. It happened last year, too. It's happened almost every other year since 1978. It'll probably keep happening. Meryl Streep, that is, getting nominated for an Oscar®. Four decades after she made her big-screen debut, the 61-year-old Hollywood actress holds the record for the most Academy Award® nominations of any actor – 16 of them with two wins. "I'm thrilled when I get nominated," she says. "I don't count how many and I don't remember how many I've had." Not even a guess? "I just know it's a lot."
She's right. In fact, it's hard to think of an award that Streep hasn't been nominated for (or won). Golden Globes (25 noms, seven wins). BATFAs (13 noms, one win). Emmys (three noms, two wins). Screen Actors Guild awards (12 noms, two wins). Grammys (four noms) – and even a Tony.
Which makes it all the more amusing to discover legendary Hollywood producer Dino De Laurentiis' reaction when a young Streep, who'd never before won a film role, auditioned to play Ann Darrow in his 1976 remake of King Kong. "She's ugly," scoffed De Laurentiis to his son in Italian. "Why did you bring me this thing?"
He was stunned when Streep coolly replied in fluent Italian. Two years later, she'd win her first Oscar® nomination to make a monkey out of De Laurentiis and begin her own ascent into big-screen immortality.
Mary Louise Streep was born at 8.05am on a summer morning in New Jersey. Inspired to perform by a father who played the piano and a mother who sang, "Meryl" studied at the Yale School Of Drama, where she threw herself into massive variety of roles. "I thought it was really fun," says Streep of her view of acting back in college. "But I didn't think it was a serious way to conduct your life."
As her talents blossomed, however, Streep began to take acting more seriously. But it wasn't until her late twenties that, after an impressive stage career in New York, her big-screen debut arrived quietly in the 1977 drama Julia. No doubt the young Streep would have relished the chance to act alongside Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave. But her mind was on other things.
Streep was engaged to be married to actor John Cazale, who'd debuted brilliantly in Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather and followed up with masterpieces such as The Godfather Part II and Dog Day Afternoon. Cazale, though, had been tragically diagnosed with bone cancer. Everyone knew Vietnam epic The Deer Hunter would be his last movie. Streep took a small role in it to be with him during filming.
John Cazale died in March 1978. Nursing him through the final stages of his illness took its toll on Streep, who admitted to playing at least one role afterwards on "automatic pilot". But just when she was at her lowest, her career took off.
It all happened so suddenly: she won an Emmy for TV mini-series Holocaust just as The Deer Hunter hit cinemas to huge acclaim, with Streep being Oscar®-nominated for Best Supporting Actress. Roles in Woody Allen's rom-com Manhattan and family drama Kramer Vs Kramer with Dustin Hoffman followed fast.
Already a three-time Oscar®-nominee who'd wowed audiences in a decade's worth of landmark movies (The Graduate, Midnight Cowboy, Straw Dogs, Marathon Man, All The President's Men to name a few), Hoffman suddenly found himself opposite an actress of astonishing commitment who was utterly unintimidated by him.
Ignoring her co-star's protests, Streep insisted on rewriting her own dialogue in order to make her character more realistic and carefully prepared by spending time in the Upper East Side neighbourhood where the film was set. "She's an ox when it comes to acting. She eats words for breakfast," said Hoffman. "Working with her is like playing tennis with Chris Evert – she keeps trying to hit the perfect ball."
It worked: Streep won her first Academy Award® for Kramer Vs Kramer and entered the '80s as American cinema's premiere actress. Interestingly, she received a letter from none other than Golden Age Hollywood icon Bette Davis informing her of just that. Davis saw Streep as heir to her throne.
Right after yet another Oscar® nomination for playing John Fowles' iconic heroine in the 1981 tragedy
The French Lieutenant's Woman (her first leading role), Streep won her second Oscar® for playing a Holocaust survivor in director Alan J Pakula's classic weepie Sophie's Choice. She delivered a heartbreaking performance – and mastered a perfect Polish accent. She filmed the famous "choice" scene in a single take and was so drained by the experience that she refused to do it again.
At this point, Streep seemed unstoppable. Her performance in Silkwood (playing the titular doomed activist) resulted in her third consecutive Oscar® nomination. It also gave her a taste for real-life characters that would last long into her career – she's played six so far – and she proved her mastery of accents again, this time with a flawless Danish lilt in 1985's Out Of Africa.
Then, just as now, she was the actress Hollywood's finest wanted as their co-star. Robert De Niro claims she's his favourite actress to work with. Diane Keaton calls her "my generation's genius".
A rare dissenting voice came from old-school Hollywood legend Katharine Hepburn, whose biographer claimed Streep was her least favourite modern actress. "Click, click, click," quipped Hepburn, referring to what she saw as the cogs turning in Streep's head as she gave a performance. Hepburn, frankly, was on her own.
For everyone else, even bad films – like comedy She-Devil with Roseanne Barr – were worth watching when Streep was on screen. Having become firm friends with Goldie Hawn, Streep intended for them to make Thelma & Louise together, only for pregnancy to rule out those plans. Instead they starred in the 1992 farce Death Becomes Her with Bruce Willis.
This time, there would be no Oscar® nomination for Streep. Instead, the failure of Death Becomes Her marked an unexpected nosedive in her career as the great roles that came so easily to her suddenly began to dry up. "I don't actually get loads of scripts, but I'm lucky enough that some of them are great," insists Streep.
"Now every single decision I make about what material I do, what I'm putting out in the world, is because of my children," she says. And, while raising a growing family – she has four children now –Streep picked films that allowed her to both stay close to home and work with all generations of Hollywood's most gifted actors, such as Clint Eastwood (The Bridges Of Madison County) and Leonardo DiCaprio (Marvin's Room). For all her awards, Streep has always been incredibly generous to her co-stars.
"It's a lesson I learned in drama school," she once said. "The teacher asks, 'How do you be the queen?' And everybody says, 'Oh, it's about posture and authority.' And they said, 'No, it's about how the air in the room shifts when you walk in.' And that's everyone else's work. I really, really depend on the other actors, so it's important to me to work with good people that aren't worried about how they look. You know. Real actors. They're your blood."
It was harder to see Streep at the start of the 21st century. Few noticed her as the voice of the Blue Fairy in Steven Spielberg's A.I. Artificial Intelligence. And although she was Oscar®-nominated (again) for Spike Jonze's Adaptation in 2002, Streep watched co-star Nicole Kidman pick up an Academy Award® for The Hours that year.
It seemed like a symbolic handover – the end of Streep's reign of dominance. Forgettable Hollywood fare like Stuck On You, The Manchurian Candidate and Prime just weren't testing her. Maybe she didn't want to be tested. It was now four year since her last Oscar® nomination.
But hold the front page: everything changed with The Devil Wears Prada. Playing ruthless magazine matriarch Miranda Priestly, Streep rejuvenated herself as a modern-day superstar, earning box-office success and her 14th Oscar® nomination. Rocking frosty white hair, she looked good. Seriously good. But as ever with Streep, there was always substance with the style – right down to the fact she donated her wardrobe to a charity auction.
Streep's newly rediscovered ability to charm the box office and deliver serious performances hit its zenith in 2008. On the one hand, she was Oscar®-nommed for her searing performance as a nun who interrogates the soul of Philip Seymour Hoffman's '60s priest in fierce faith-drama Doubt. Then, that same year, she became the face of a phenomenon in the musical smash Mamma Mia!
It's impossible to think of any other actress in the world who could have pulled off such a double whammy. And Streep shows no signs of slowing down. Since then, she's done romantic comedy (It's Complicated), biopic (Julie & Julia, her latest Oscar® nomination) and even animation (Fantastic Mr. Fox).
Rightly considered the greatest living film actress, Streep rarely earns more than $5 million a film – nothing compared to Hollywood's $20-million madams Julia Roberts and Angelina Jolie – but her value can't be priced.
For her, it's not about the money or the Oscars®. It's about doing what she loves. "Let's face it," she said once. "We were all three year olds who stood in the middle of the living room and everybody thought we were so adorable. Only some of us grow up and get paid for it."
Words: Jonathan Crocker
This article first appeared in Sky Movies Magazine, Nov/Dec 2010.


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The FBI has been called in to investigate multiple bomb threats in Fredericktown.
The first threat was made on Friday. It was one of at least nine threats made at Walmarts across the state.
Then, Monday, someone called the store again with another threat. Police checked it out and found nothing.
Madison County Sheriff David Lewis says there were three more threats made Tuesday within moments of one another.
The first at McDonalds, then another threat at Walmart, and as crews cleared the scene there, officers got word of a threat made against city hall.
The sheriff says investigators swept all three buildings and didn't find evidence of a bomb in any of the buildings.
Lewis says he believes the most recent threats are all related.
"It's a very big strain on the public obviously," Lewis said. "People's having bomb threats, they don't want to shop. Again, we have to take them very seriously and adhere to our policies and the police department's policy and our policy. So we can't take a chance with it."
Lewis says the caller could face several charges including terroristic threatening.
KFVS does not typically run bomb threats unless an arrest has been made.
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