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"The fact? Can you site a source for this fact? Where is your evidence to support this contention?"
Good question. If you are familiar with Sherlock Homes, the evidence is the fact that the dog that did not bark. :) If people were dropping like flies from the use of medicinal plants and extracts, there would have been many reports about it. If these legal drugs destroyed people and civilizations, there would be evidence. If there were gangs and turf wars for hundreds of years over the the right to distribute drugs, someone would have noticed. I can recommend an interesting and factual book on the history of opium, "Flowers in the Blood".
Now, I will ask you to be the judge. What have been the results over the last four decades beginning in 1971 when Nixon declared a "war on drugs" in order to "fight crime" and "protect the children"?
After four decades of escalating that war, millions of arrests, tons of drug war propaganda, millions of anti-drug messages broadcast every day over the mass media, millions more anti-drug messages directed at young kids including encouraging little kids to inform on their parents (The mass murderer, Stalin, called children who did so as "heroes of the revolution"), increasing penalties to longer sentences than murderers such as the ten-to-twenty sentence, the criminalization of more and more people, the adoption of the fascist policy of "zero tolerance", the use of SWAT teams against peaceful people, and the transformation of the "land of the free" into the world's leading prison state, I ask you if there is less crime today? Are the the children safer today than they were in 1971? The critics said that Nixon's domestic war policy would increase crime and endanger people of all ages, especially young people. They predicted that this new Prohibition war on drugs would produce the same results as the previous Prohibition war on the drug alcohol. You tell me, who was proven right and who was proven wrong.
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|The surface properties of carbon-based electrodes are critically important for the detection of biomolecules and can modulate electrostatic interactions, adsorption and electrocatalysis. Carbon nanotube (CNT) modified electrodes have previously been shown to have increased oxidative sensitivity and reduced overpotential for catecholamine neurotransmitters, but the effect of surface functionalities on these properties has not been characterized. In this study, we modified carbon-fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs) with three differently functionalized single-wall carbon nanotubes and measured their response to serotonin, dopamine, and ascorbic acid using fast-scan cyclic voltammetry. Both carboxylic acid functionalized and amide functionalized CNTs increased the oxidative current of CFMEs by approximately 2-6 fold for the cationic neurotransmitters serotonin and dopamine, but octadecylamine functionalized CNTs resulted in no significant signal change. Similarly, electron transfer was faster for both amide and carboxylic acid functionalized CNT modified electrodes but slower for octadecylamine CNT modified electrodes. Oxidation of ascorbic acid was only increased with carboxylic acid functionalized CNTs although all CNT-modified electrodes showed a trend towards increased reversibility for ascorbic acid. Carboxylic acid-CNT modified disk electrodes were then tested for detection of serotonin in the ventral nerve cord of a Drosophila melanogaster larva, and the increase in sensitivity was maintained in biological tissue. The functional groups of CNTs therefore modulate the electrochemical properties, and the increase in sensitivity from CNT modification facilitates measurements in biological samples.
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I have a daughter that has attendef TJM for several years and us graduating this year. Some of the teachers have been phenominal while others have neen medioaker... the education she has received has been ok, but wish it could have been better.
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My child is zoned for a different school and attends Jefferson as an out-of-area student. I have a nephew that attends as well. We have had no problems, it is a great school. It appears that most of the bad comments/ratings are left by parents that have children with discipline problems.
Thomas Jefferson Middle School is an excellent school. My daughter was part of the Principal Leadership academy, Cheerleading and much more. they have many events for the kids to participate in .. Teachers are great and the Dean keeps the school safe and ship shape
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Not the best school in Merritt island. My daughters friend was locked in a bathroom at JMS. I do not reccomend this school
Horrible school...very few teachers care about students, the Assistant Principal is a joke (I feel bad for her children), and the Principal is either lazy or incompetent because she NEVER responds to issues, she'd rather sick her little Asst. Principal with no brains or compassion to deal with your issues. Teachers bully children and allow other children to bully each other...my child got into trouble for defending a child who was so badly bullied he told my son he wanted to hurt himself...this school needs a lot of training for staff, and their front office needs an attitude adjustment. School nurse - got her degree out of a crackerjack box or something because she's not too swift. Learning- a joke, moved my son here from up north and he was re-learning everything from 5th and 6th grade in 7th and 8th. After the experience we have had with Merritt Island schools (Jefferson & Tropical), we decided to send our children to school out of this town...I'd rather take a long drive than use this town's schools...
This school has to be the worst school in the area. The teachers bully the kids. The teachers expect the hormone raging, puberty stage teenagers to have more control than the teachers do. The Dean of Students is the biggest bully of all. She enjoys belittling and pushing students around. If there was another option for public school in Merritt Island, we would be there. I wish more parents could stand together and be heard, but we all know that will never happen. Considering a bus driver can beat up a parent and still drive a bus in the county, could we really expect the county to do anything but support a bully for a Dean.
jms is a very bad school the only reson that everyone gose thar is that is the only middle school in merritt island i went thar and i did not get help from any teathers all the school cairs bout is fcat scors i will never sind my kids to this school.and i dont think any one can say something good bout this school.
Horrible school - indifferent teachers, loads of mistakes in grades, edline is non-existing, unfriendly front office, ast. principal a jerk, not sure how they got such a good rating. I, parent of a 14 yr old, am looking elsewhere to place my child. Very mediocre learning experience.
I am a student at JMS and i am very unimpressed. Most students there are mean and many find school unimportant. I know because in many of my classes students don't seem to care. I've also experienced bullying on a severe level so bad i was afraid to go back to school. On the bright side the teachers and staff are conciderate but few see what realy goes on. Over all I'm happy I'm moving to a diffrent school next year.
This school has been wonderful. Aside from a slighltly odd Guidance Counselor who should not be working with children, we have been happy. Teachers are kind and supportive.
This has got to be the worst school in the district. The teachers do not care, the school is over populated and run down. FCAT scores are the only thing this school worries about!
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Editor: Libby, we like mailing granola and other breakfast treats. Granola isn't too heavy, and it keeps for a long time if stored properly. It's also a welcome treat for college students dashing off to class at the last minute without breakfast! What about a collection of homemade granola, granola bars, and similar things? Here are a few recipes:
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Now I want some UNHEALTHY recipes too. I'd love to send my boyfriend some baked treats and I wonder what other people have sent and how its shelf life worked out.
I love to send cakes in jars to people. I have my own follow-my-nose method, but for a better idea, here's the Kitchn entry on the matter:
Healthy? Not usually. But breads like zucchini or banana bread work very well, so you can play around with your favorite recipes.
Being a college student, I enjoy cranberries, cookies, and coupons. Cranberries are a delicious silent treat we students can eat anywhere. Cookies are good motivation for homework. Coupons help out tremendously in our low income and time.
I was the last of my friends to go off to college, and I remember mailing off a lot of cookies in the month I was still home. I have to say, I always figured that sending unhealthy treats was okay, since it encouraged sharing! Here are the blondies I sometimes send to my sister, who's still at college. I also do send her quickbreads, such as carrot, zucchini, or apple, but I bake them in muffin tins.
The granola bars Smitten Kitchen made recently look divine, and no added fat! You could even throw some chocolate chips in part of them to make them a bit more decadent but still healthy!
I've mailed jam to friends across the country without misshap, so I would definitely vote for that if you jam and can. Oatmeal cookies made with whole wheat flour and reduced sugar still taste great and also are reasonably sturdy, too.
101 Cookbooks blog has a yummy recipe for Big Sur Powerbars.
Another idea is you could make your own trailmix combinations. That's something easy to toss in your bookbag and sneak into the library or eat between back to back classes when you can't squeaze in a meal.
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- 1. Place a sheet of nori, shiny side down, on a bamboo rolling mat (with slats running parallel to you) or a piece of plastic wrap (about 10 by 12 in.), aligning nori with the bottom edge of mat. Dip your hands in vinegar-water mixture and scatter 1 1/2 cups rice over nori; pat into an even layer, spreading out to the sides and bottom of nori, but leaving a 2-inch-wide strip bare along the top edge.
- 2. With your finger, spread a thin stripe of wasabi horizontally across center of rice. Arrange three or four sushi fillings along wasabi stripe; it's okay if some ends stick out). Moisten top edge of nori with vinegar-water mixture. Holding fillings down with your fingers, lift edge of mat closest to you with your thumbs and roll it over so that the near edge of nori meets the far edge of rice. Roll over to seal, and briefly press mat around roll.
- 3. Remove roll from mat. If desired, trim off any filling sticking out. With a sharp knife, cut roll into six or eight equal pieces, rinsing knife in water between cuts.
- NOTES: Set up a rolling station: Arrange sushi components on the table, or set up a station on a nearby counter. 1. Mix 1/4 cup rice vinegar with 4 cups water. Pour into small bowls for guests to moisten their hands while rolling sushi, so rice doesn't stick. 2. Put 6 precut sheets of nori (7 1/2 by 8 in.) in a covered serving container to keep dry; mound sushi rice and fillings on platters or in bowls (vegetables together, seafood separately). Put condiments--soy sauce, pickled ginger (1 cup), and wasabi (about 3 tablespoons prepared wasabi or 4 tablespoons powdered wasabi mixed with about 2 1/2 tablespoons water)--in separate bowls. 3. Arrange ingredients, along with bamboo mats or plastic wrap, on the table or station.
- Nutritional analysis per piece of crab, avocado, and cucumber roll: Calories 133 (15% from fat); Fat 2.2g (sat 0.4g); Protein 3.2g; Carb 25g; Fiber 0.4g; Chol 7.2mg; Sodium 162mg.
- Nutritional analysis per piece of smoked salmon, asparagus, and carrot roll: Calories 112 (2% from fat); Fat 0.2g (sat 0.1g); Protein 2.3g; Carb 24g; Fiber 0.4g; Chol 0.5mg; Sodium 126mg.
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Portofino Restaurant
- Address:
526 23rd St S.
Arlington, VA 22202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Portofino Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.theportofinorestaurant.com/
- Phone: 7039798200x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Sunday- Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Italian
- Executive Chef: Rich Micheli
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We have two (2) rooms available for groups up to 65 people. Private dining rooms require group menus and a minimum of 20 people.
- Private Party Contact: Rich Micheli 7039798200x
Getting there
- Cross Street: 526 23rd St S and S Eads St
- Public Transit: The Crystal City Metro station is located at 1750 Bell St, off of 18th Street. We are a short 5 blocks walk to the south along S. Eads St.
Metro bus runs along both 23rd St, and Route 1, Jefferson Davis Hwy.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: We have our own parking lot in the rear of the restaurant, and the entrance to the restaurant is also in the rear. The parking lot is accessed by the driveway along the west side of the building next to the awning, off of 23rd street.
A word from Portofino Restaurant
This family-run Italian eatery on Crystal City's busy restaurant row, a.k.a. 23rd Street, has been dishing up plates of pasta for three generations. Adelmo Micheli and his son, Sergio, opened the place in 1970, later Sergio and his wife Pilar ran it, and recently their son Richard, a Culinary Institute of America grad, has taken the torch. The old world feel -- think dark wood, gilded mirrors, and brocade boudoir chairs -- strikes a nostalgic chord with older couples and extended families with children who frequent the place and become regulars. They come for classic Italian fare -- many of the plates are from longtime family recipes. Pastas include lasagna bolognese, and linguine with Ligurian pesto. More substantial plates range from dishes like veal marsala, with wine and mushrooms, or chicken piccata with lemon and capers, to rosemary-crusted lamb chops with black olive sauce. There's also an extensive list of daily specials.Continued
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Portofino Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
62 reviews since June 2, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (37)special occasion (28)good for groups (21)romantic (20)fit for foodies (16)notable wine list (10)great for lunch (9)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (3)great for brunch (1)hot spot (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- great food and sericemajorfoodieDined on 9/17/2014We had a party of 8 and the staff handled us fantasticly. The food as excellent as well as the wine list. I would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem...bhobbs63Dined on 9/16/2014In the midst of all the places to eat on 23rd Street in Crystal City, Arlington, VA, this place is a real gem. Attentive service and an excellent menu make for an outstanding dining experience.Special Features:
- As great as ever.SCNana1Dined on 9/14/2014I first started going to this restaurant in the 90s. I moved away,but recently returned to the area and was delighted to find that it is still open and going strong. You get great Northern Italian food at reasonable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/9/2014This is the best Italian restaurant in the area. Have been here numerous times over many years and the quality has remained superb throughout my many visits. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- ThomasDined on 8/30/2014The outside appearance of an old building and main entrance through the back door gave us pause about our selection for fine dining. Once inside, were pleasantly surprised the clean and quiet atmosphere, excellent service, and wonderful tastes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old World CharmGiataVIPDined on 8/26/2014Loved this restaurant...from the gold plated chargers, white table cloths, and extensive menu to the pollished nature of our waiter. We will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- Great foodKarenMLDined on 8/24/2014We got lucky because everything we tried was incredibly good. And we only paid a very modest price. The wine selection is reasonable and it tasted fantastic. The service was excellent. The only thing I would need more twist is dessert. I may be asking too much because it tasted good. I will return soon with my friends in Crystal City.Special Features:
- Excellent!cjb1028Dined on 8/20/2014I was visiting DC and this restaurant was recommended to our group. It was excellent! Food and service were fantastic! The next time I visit DC, I will go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- seems over ratedMichaelVIPDined on 8/20/2014There is a nice, authentic feel to this somewhat rumpled restaurant. The one pasta we chose was very well done (carbonara). The veal special was very ample and fine. The chicken of the house was really nice but skimpy (a second breast was in order, given the size). Caesar salad was fair (leaves were tired and limp). The wine list is weak. Indeed the recommended bottle ($79), a chianti (oro), had zero character. Our first waiter was incomprehensible due to accent; our second was both efficient and helpful. So a very mixed evening. Not sure I would drive across DC to try it again.
- Wonderful experiencecharlesDined on 8/14/2014We have eaten at Portofino many times and enjoy the food, Service and ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ValueGoodnotgreatDined on 8/12/2014This establishment has been around a long time and is showing its age - good food at good value. Ambiance is dated - not elegant, looks a little tired, but clean. Food is not to die for but is good and fresh, not somewhere I'd take a date to impress but somewhere I'd bring family for a no surprise favorite dish. A nice place for a quiet business lunch. Menu had good veriety, service was without incident and timely. A solid valueSpecial Features:
- Who have this a four star????OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/9/2014We went to this restaurant based on open table reviews of 4.5 stars. It was terrible!!! It's an old house so it smells old. The service was slow, we sat there for 15 mins before anyone came over and we pretty much had to flag them down. The food was worst than eating italian from a bad food court! I got a shrimp pasta with red sauce...it felt like I came out of a bad can food. Basically Olive Garden would have been a thousand times better than this place. For how pricey they are you are better off going to Carmine's or filomena which are both grest
- neighborhood gemdontmakefoodmakerezVIPDined on 8/8/20144 of us dined here for the first time here. We walked there, felt welcome immediately, and had 5 minutes to spear to order a half price bottle of wine, which was very enjoyable. 2 of us really liked our veal dishes and so did the 2 who ordered fish. Two desserts were shared and again the Zabbayone and coconut cake were tasty treats. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first visit--a pleasant surpriseAliceDined on 8/6/2014Four of us dined at Portofino on a Wednesday evening. All of us enjoyed our entrées. Service was good. The food arrived in a timely fashion. I would like to return to Portofino and try a few more items from their nice menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BillDined on 8/1/2014Very enjoyable dinner for two at Portofino. Neighborhood style Italian restaurant has been in business for 40 years so are obviously doing the right things. Good food and good service at reasonable price. Will go back.Special Features:
- Service that can't be beatTheLievenseDined on 8/1/2014Our waiters were some of the friendliest and most generous people that I've ever had as a customer. They were great with the two toddlers too, joking and entertaining them. The food could be a little hit (Hit: Cioppio w/Fra Diavolo sauce, Spinach Salad, & Chicken Marsala were all excellent) or miss (Lasagna was a bit plain/uninspired, calamari was slightly soggy). Ultimately this is a great old school family restaurant and the service takes it from what could be a 3 star to a 4.5 star and it is PERFECT for large groups (we had 10 in our party).Special Features:
- Super place to reaquaint!CapsFan25VIPDined on 7/30/2014Went to dinner with an old friend to get reaquainted -- nice, romantic with good food. I absolutely loved my veal, she was so-so on the gnochi. Half-price bottle of wine was a really nice surprise, and certainly got us a better bottle than I normally would have bought. I'll go back!Special Features:
- Best in Fine DiningWojcikDined on 7/30/2014We've been dining at Portofino's for many years, and it's still the finest in Italian cuisine. The food, service and dining experience is as wonderful as ever. I highly recommend that everyone add this to their list of must dine! You will truly enjoy the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had a fine birthday dinner.CurtDined on 7/26/2014We were met well. Aided in selecting our meal choice. Served in a very pleasant and attentive manner. The food selection was wide. The lamb chops were well prepared and very good. Contact with othr guests was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/23/2014Made last minute reservations through trip advisor. The restaurants specialty for lobster and shrimp in a brandy sauce was delicious. My son had the Chicken stuffed florentine and his friend had the chiopinino. The calamari was also tender and delicious. Our waiter was very attentive and the courses were perfectly timed. Great find. Next time we are in the area, we will be visiting Portofino.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Rare FinddpdcVIPDined on 7/23/2014A terrific Italian restaurant in the food poor Crystal City. The gracious welcome and service is a reminder of Old Europe at it's best. The food and wine selections are terrific. And, this is the only place with its own parking lot!Special Features:
- Good Food, OK PriceFoodFanVIPDined on 7/17/2014Portofino offers a good variety of food for a reasonable price. The service was good, but they botched one disk -- added garlic to the veggies for one of my guests who expressly stated she was allergic. To their benefit, they corrected the error quickly. The atmosphere is relaxing; fairly quite and conducive to conversation. The location is great...a quick walk around the block! If you want good Italian, give them a try!Special Features:
- A welcome returnlunchbunchDined on 7/16/2014I had not been to Portofino's in many years. I had sort of forgotten about it. A friend suggested it as she needs gluten free and they offer gluten free pasta. It was wonderful. 1/2 price bottle of wine was a good start and both of our salads and entrees were delicious. I appreciate they offer a half portion of pasta dishes, it was a perfect amount.Special Features:
- Good, but not greatNomsDined on 7/15/2014We went at a very quiet hour (6 o'clock on a Monday) and it was actually a little too quiet. I felt like the two or three other people could hear everything my friend and I were saying. The staff was nice and knowledgeable. The food was honestly a little disappointing. I got beef ravioli in a clear broth for an appetizer, and it was just meh. The ravioli didn't have much flavor. Same goes for the bread that was served at every table. I got an appetizer portion of the lasagna, and it was just okay. Not great, not bad. I thought it would have more flavor but it was just meh. I LOVE that you can get any pasta dish served in an appetizer portion. Decent prices on most things too!Special Features:
- Good as alwaysDSReeseMSDined on 7/10/2014I have a meeting in DC every year and always try and eat at least one meal here. Excellent food, good service, great wine list.Special Features:
- Great findRWL00Dined on 7/9/2014Excellent service. The restaurant feels roomy despite its small size. Food was also fantastic.Special Features:
- Great dining experience great foodmelnelDined on 7/5/2014We've been patronizing this family owned place for two years and have found ourselves there almost as our default meal for dinner with friends, romantic occasions and more. The new chef came out to greet us and the waiting staff has always accommodated our preferences. Will be back again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- irishdocDined on 6/27/2014Excellent food prepared Italian style (no meatballs and spaghetti here). I go to Portofino every time that I am in the Washington DC area. It is worth the trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2 for 2OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/22/2014The food was outstanding my wife and I have dined at Portofinos twice and both times have been an exciting and delicious experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic 23rd St.CrystalCityBobDined on 6/20/2014Fantastic 23rd Street gem! Great food, good selection of wine, excellent service. We've been dining at Portofino for many years and have never been disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- surprisingly good foodGIGmbrVIPDined on 6/15/2014We've been to Portofino a couple of times in the past few years for a decent Italian meal - nothing too special. This time we especially enjoyed our dinners - excellent baked melanzane and manicotti. We'll be quicker to go back now.Special Features:
- Great dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014We enjoyed a wonderful family birthday at Portofino's. Great food, wonderful & friendly service, free parking at the rear of the restaurant. Everybody enjoyed their meal. Also enjoyed the half price wine (ordered before 6:00pm). Overall, a great birthday celebrationSpecial Features:
- Portofino RestaurantBBLLBDined on 6/11/2014If you are looking for a romantic place to take your date, look no further. If you are looking for a place who treats you like family, look no further. If you are looking for top of the line meals at great prices, look no further. Portofino's is by far my favorite place to dine. They really do treat you like family and make you feel so very welcome and relaxed. Do yourself a favor and have a night out there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Spring Creek has hosted the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross National since 1983 and continued in full swing Saturday.
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Feijao Suspended For One Year After Testing Positive For Banned Substance
By Jamie McAllister
Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante has been suspended for a year as well as fined $2,500.
MMAFighting.com confirmed the news after hearing from California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) Executive Officer George Dodd.
Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante last competed at Strikeforce: "Barnett vs. Cormier" on May 19th in San Jose, California. He faced Mike Kyle defeating him impressively via submission just 33 seconds into the first round.
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JACKSBORO (WATE) Eight years after a Campbell County assistant principal was gunned down, the highway outside of the school was named in his honor.
Back in 2005, investigators say Kenny Bartley opened fire at Campbell County High School killing Ken Bruce and injuring two other administrators.
"Often times now when you hear the name Ken Bruce, the first thing that comes to mind was that last moment in the high school where he lost his life," explained Ken Bruce's widow, Jo Bruce. "But he lived his life in an amazing way."
That life is what the Bruce family hopes drivers think of when they pass the newly unveiled sign for the Ken Bruce Memorial Highway.
"I want them to think about how Ken lived his life, to think to themselves have I done all I can do today? And if I haven't what should I be doing? Because that's what that sign means for me," Jo Bruce said.
A husband. A veteran. An educator. And a father. Ken Bruce was much more than the victim of a school shooting. And that's the man Ken's son Chris hopes to tell his 14-month-old daughter about.
"I look forward to telling her about him one day," Chris Bruce said looking down at his daughter Ainsley. "She'll never know quite the impression but I think seeing things like this will help her understand how big a man he was."
Bruce's service to Campbell County is what State Representative Dennis Powers hopes the hundreds of drivers think of each day as they drive down the one mile stretch outside of the high school.
"So many people are going to school here and every day when they come to school here they're going to see that sign and remember Ken Bruce, not for what happened, not for the tragic event but for all the good deeds he did for his country and his community," Rep. Powers.
As the family prepares themselves for the upcoming new trial. they say this permanent honor will give them hope as they continue to move forward.
"It's nice to have this, especially now, as we start the journey all over again," Jo Bruce said. "To have this wonderful memory of who he was, I hope that everyone just remembers who he was."
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We hope Ryan Murphy takes this rejection better than he took the Kings of Leon thing. According to Us Weekly, Justin Timberlake has turned down a request from "Glee" producers to use his music in upcoming episodes.
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One "Glee" insider called the rejection a "slap in the face."
We're not sure why Timberlake decided to decline the offer. After all of his recent Serious Actor Business as he promotes "The Social Network," we almost forgot that he once reigned supreme as our favorite pop star ever. A New Directions cover might be just the boost he needs.
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Their once comfortable margin gone.
The Thrashers return from the All-Star break Tuesday to their final 30 games. At one point this season, they were in the middle of the Eastern Conference standings. They even held first place in the Southeast Division, albeit for a brief time.
The Thrashers limped into the five-day hiatus with just five wins in their previous 17 games. They hold the eighth and final playoff position in the East by a single point over Carolina. The Hurricanes have two games in hand so the slim margin could be gone all together.
"It's definitely time for us to get back on board and start rolling," Thrashers All-Star defenseman Dustin Byfuglien said. "We have to get ourselves back up there in the standings because it's crunch time now. Teams have to start making pushes to be in the playoffs and teams have to start now."
If the Thrashers are going to return to the playoffs for the first time in four seasons – and the second time in franchise history – the next six weeks could determine their fate. They play 12 of their next 16 games against teams that currently have fewer points in the standings. Ten of them will be played at home where they are 12-9-5.
During the 39-day stretch, the Thrashers do not play back-to-back games. They have three days off between games four times.
"It doesn't matter what our schedule is going to be," captain Andrew Ladd said. "We had a pretty good schedule the last couple of weeks and haven't really done anything with it. We have to be desperate heading into these last 30 games."
The Thrashers are done with Tampa Bay and Washington, ahead of them in the division standings. Carolina must play those teams six more times.
Carolina returns from the All-Star break Tuesday by hosting Boston. With a win, the Thrashers could find themselves on the outside of the playoff race if they lose when they return with a home game against the New York Islanders Tuesday.
Thrashers coach Craig Ramsay is not looking too far ahead. He lives by an old adage.
"You have to play hard against everybody," Ramsay said. "It doesn't matter who we play. We need to win. We need to get points. We have to be focused. It's not like you are looking at some distant future. Everything is right in front of you.
"If we take one game at a time, one period at a time, you can really focus in."
Injury update
* Left wing Evander Kane, who has missed the past four games with a mid-body injury, practiced on Monday. Ramsay said he will be re-evaluated following Tuesday's morning skate before a final decision is made on his playing status.
* Goaltender Chris Mason, out with a right knee sprain, skated and faced some shots prior to the team's practice.
* Center Jim Slater did not practice and there is no timetable on his return from a concussion. He has missed the past 11 games since the injury.
* Byfuglien did not practice on Monday as he was returning from All-Star weekend in Raleigh.
January 31st, 2011
5:51 pm
Excuses grow on trees. That's why they're worthless. If this team shows up 'unprepared to play,' I'll blow a gasket. It's "show me the money" time. The ownership's 'commitment level' will be on full display. Let's see what they do with it. The coaches must be accountable. The GM must be accountable. The Team President must be accountable. And, above all, the players must be accountable. No more 'nights off.' No more 'subpar efforts.' This is the NHL. If you're not ready to play … maybe the AHL is more your suit.
January 31st, 2011
5:51 pm
Boston v. Carolina isn't tonight, it's tomorrow. No games on the sked today, C-Viv.
January 31st, 2011
5:52 pm
With respect to the Islanders game, pure and simple … we must bank 2-points. Period, the end.
January 31st, 2011
5:53 pm
Big Daddy, if we don't bank points against teams beneath us, then we don't deserve the playoffs. I don't even care what Carolina does. We can't control Carolina. We control OUR SCHEDULE. We can't look to team around us to falter, for the night when we're 'unprepared to play.' It's GO TIME.
January 31st, 2011
6:01 pm
I was just making sure nobody went looking for the score tonight, Brendan.
January 31st, 2011
7:28 pm
I agree Brenden 110% !
January 31st, 2011
9:18 pm
Not sure we every had a comfortable lead. We just played more games than anyone else.
January 31st, 2011
9:46 pm
Could it be that Kane is "the straw that stirs our drink"? Our record with compared to without may say yes.
I went to the game in Carolina before the break. VERY obvious teams are keying on Buff.
January 31st, 2011
11:09 pm
Played same, #52 as NYR and a team out west.
February 1st, 2011
9:56 am
You won't win them all, but you MUST COMPETE!
Closest thing to the Playoffs without it actually BEING!
Sooooo many great games on the schedule from here on out.
February 1st, 2011
12:00 pm
Winning games you should is the key. Beating the Caps is a bonus, but losing every time to the Lightning and Pens offsets that.
Bottom line, with 1 game left against TB, WSH & PIT combined and the Hurricanes with SEVEN left against those teams – there is no excuse for the Thrash not to hold on to, or improve on their current 8th place spot (we're only 6 points out of the 5th spot, so who's to say we don't climb??).
Our opponents over the final 30 games, on average, we have 4 more points in the standings then they do. Yes, you have to show up to beat the teams we should, but at least that opportunity is there to take advantage of.
However, all of this is a moot point if we don't take care of business in the final 4 head up matches we have against Carolina!!!
February 1st, 2011
1:04 pm
It'll be great to have Kane back for this game. We'll need his speed.
February 1st, 2011
9:45 pm
Islanders beat the Trashers 4-1 at Phillips = They're done – maybe next season.
February 1st, 2011
10:18 pm
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Quinnipiac was led by freshman forward Brittany McQuain (Independence, Mo.) and junior transfer Kari Goodchild (Van Horne, Iowa) in Friday's game at Fairfield. Both Quinnipiac newcomers scored nine points in the non-conference match-up, while McQuain also recorded a team-high seven rebounds. Freshman guard Brittany Hill (Mechanicsville, Va.) started in her first collegiate game against Fairfield. In her first appearance with the Bobcats she went 2-5 on the floor, scoring six points and tallying two assists on the game. Hill also pulled down three rebounds.
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Same old story in the Atlantic Division so far in 2011? The Penguins and Flyers look good while the Rangers, Devils and Islanders look average with moments of greatness.
It doesn't seem like much of a difference but the Penguins and Flyers are averaging 3 goals a game while the Rangers, Devils and Islanders are averaging right around 2. In the NHL one more goal a game is huge and an average of 3 a game is excellent.
There will be games where a team with be shutout and there will be games where that same team will post 6 or more goals but maintaining consistency is the key in this league. You don't want to put too much pressure on your goaltender on a nightly basis and right now that is an issue the Rangers, Devils and Islanders have to overcome.
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Sorry MrManBearPig< I must just not understand it all. Can you correct me in how I see it.
Sam Soliman fought bouts to gain the No1 contender position. IBF champion Geale is due to fight his manatory Soliman by December 8. The IBF gave a special excemption for Geale to fight Mundine, to delay the mandatory. The special reason for the delay is that a Mundine fight creates more money.
Is correct? If so is it right? Is it good for boxing to have a system were an org allows a mandatory to be bypassed for a big money fight against a guy who does not even have a belt from another org? Is this good for boxing?
It happens all the time certain boxers have influence with sanctioning bodies. Mundine is a bigger draw and has bigger influence than Soliman. Mundine used his influence to get a title shot at Soliman a MW when Kessler unified. He also had a voluntary defence against his mate Nader Hamden who was 3 wins 2 losses from memory before he fought Mundine with the best win being Porky Lovatt. No way would Nader of been WBA top 15 without some creative ranking from the WBA. At least Mundine-Geale is not a shit match up and if the first fight is any indication will be a great fight.
Soliman will have to wait. Thats just the way it is.
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