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All 8 alleged victims mentioned in the explosive Jerry Sandusky grand jury report will testify against the former Penn State defensive coach at a preliminary hearing next week ... this according to ABC News.
Sandusky's lawyer had previously stated that his legal team had contacted the person who was allegedly raped in the Penn State locker room ... and that person insisted nothing ever happened.
But according to ABC, that person -- and all of the rest -- will say they WERE abused when they take the stand.
The prelim is set to begin on Dec. 13. Jerry is currently facing 40 counts of child sex abuse.
May he rot in prison for the rest of his life then may he rot in hell. Disgusting example of a human.
They played an interview with this bozo on an L.A. talk radio station yesterday and it was so weird. He talks like a little boy and giggling, it's very bizarre. (don't know if tmz allow me to tell you what station) It's worth a listen. creeeeepy
I hate this snoopy-nosed bastard. He looks so damn stupid, but he evil as the devil. Sick of seeing his picture, pure human waste
I wonder if the Catholic church will hire him ? he seems qualified
An L.A. radio station host has the best stuff on Sandusky and the KarTrashians.
move your cursor to "listen" BUT DO NOT CLICK LISTEN, just move your cursor there
click "KFI on demand"
scroll down to "Conway on demand"
click "view all" and you'll see the Sandusky interviews but even better.....listen to the KarTrashian stuff. It's priceless!
Oh Jerry you're gonna be pretty popular in the pokey, and NOT in a good way! Hey boys the human pinata is on it's way for your entertainment!!
If Jerry Sandusky has one decent cell in his body, if these charges are true, he will admit guilt and save the victims from having to relive their abuse by having to testify. he will also save his innocent wife from living out her days penniless, after he uses all of their money for his defense. Innocent until proven guilty, but it appears the writing is on the wall. This many people don't admit that they have been abused for attention...
I want to know why this idiot is still free and not in jail? Isn't there someone who could do something about the judges ruling that allowed this, since she clearly was involved in his charity?
I'd keep him talking because every time he begins with those lame-assed excuses, he is cueing the cavalry to come to his rescue. He's denying in a way that everyone knows is a not a real denial. In exchange, all those who think like he does, that his crimes were not really crimes, are supposed to come to his aid again-- as they have done in the past. That's an indictment of his entire community as enablers of his psychiatric condition, and as co-defendants in the sex abuse.
That means nothing to me. This sick freak created this "charity" to collect victims. Children. I am sure that this man they found is not the rape victim. It has been over 10 years. I am betting he raped and molested at least a hundred boys. WHo know where that person is. Poor child probably comitted suicide. I dont believe anything him or his lying POS lawyer says. Every adult who knew of this at Penn state and did not go straight to the POLCIE should be tarred and feathered. Reporting it to other members at the school just so they can cover it up doesnt cut it. Taking away that POS shower privileges? Seriously? You think that is gonna stop a pedophile?
The jury better convict this guy.
Harv, et al, when are you guys going to start publishing stories about the rampant child sexual abuse going on in Hollywad? It's all over the internet.
KUDOS TO ALL THE VICTIMS WHO ARE WILLING TO TESTIFY! You are helping to get a monster off the streets. Bye, bye, Jerry!! You're going to prison for a long time!!!! Turn in your keys to the men's locker room!!!!
Eight witnesses willing to testify shows how very out of touch he is with reality. He truly doesn't understand the horror he has inflicted on these victims and their families. Why would these men want to relive this in court if they didn't experience some kind of molestation? He still thinks that some part of what he did was okay, or that because he "helped" these boys that it somehow cancels out the abuse. Get a clue Jerry, no one believes your crappy lies, and it's your turn to suffer the consequences of your actions.
Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. You can DENY, DENY, DENY all you want. The proof is that you raped numerous little boys and you are no longer able to delude the public, and yourself.
Look at the bright side, Jerry-you will spend the rest of your life in prison. There are lots of men looking for gay sex there, and even if you don't find a boyfriend, the gangs in prison who HATE child rapists will single you out. I know you'll be getting raped on a weekly basis, if not dying due to a gang rape.
You were the judge, jury and executioner for so many little boys---you ruined their lives you piece of sh*t. I cannot wait until I know you are safely behind bars, and getting your ass kicked, and being raped daily by the other inmates. You are just about to get what you deserve. That's my Christmas present Jerry! :O)


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LaGRANGE — Last year the Plymouth High School gymnastics team circled five meets at the start of the season as meets that they had specific goals for. They met those goals in four of the five. The one they didn't was the Lakeland Invitational.
Since going to the invitational for the last five years it has been the worst meet of the season for the Pilgrims for some unknown reason. Saturday was their chance this year to break the curse, and it seemed as if the day was starting out like a typically bad one for the 16th-ranked Pilgrims.
Weather turned the normal 75-minute bus ride into an almost two-hour affair. The Pilgrims arrived four minutes before they were to start their warm-up rotation on the balance beam.
Maybe they should consider arriving late to every meet from now on.
Plymouth took fourth place in the 11-team event for its best-ever finish at the invitational. Angola, also ranked 16th in the state and featuring last year's state champion on bars and beam in Alex Nickel, won the event with a team score of 102.7. Angola had previously been ranked in the top five but lost Nickel to injury for the last several weeks and saw its ranking tumble. Nickel made a return at Lakeland in all events but vault.
After Angola, there was a mere 0.8 points separating the second-placed No. 12 FW Carrol, third-place Dekalb, and fourth-place Plymouth.
"It was a horrible bus trip. We had to stop several times so coach could clean the windshield to even see. However, we knew we needed to just be ready when we got there and keep our heads in the game" said Plymouth senior Traci Longanecker. "We basically walked in and hopped on the beam without doing any of our normal warm-up stretching or anything."
"I can't say enough about how these five girls did today," said PHS coach Tony McPherron. "We have had this meet circled since last year's meet. Then to get into the weather on the way over, all I could think was here we go again. We get here and hop on the beam and quite frankly did not have a good warm-up out of them, especially Traci. I decided to pull her and compete Brycelyn (Garza) after warm-ups were done. To both their credit Brycelyn, with very little warm-up time, got up there and hit a season-high and a no-fall routine. Traci didn't let it bother her either and went out and had a great meet on the other three events. We used Traci's score on vault, and Karly (Gruett) scored for us on bars. Traci and Karly tied on floor so we used all of three of them in at least one event for our third score."
Plymouth's success as a team the remainder of this season will likely depend heavily on whomever the third girl is that scores for the team. In gymnastics, four girls compete on each event for a team and the top three scores are used to compile the team score for that event. The top two spots for Plymouth are secured by co-No. 1s in junior Nicky Davis and sophomore Cassi Quissell, who once again showed why they are ranked in the top 20 gymnasts in the state. Just a week after placing fourth and sixth respectively in the all-around at the very competitive Merrillville invitational, Davis and Quissell continued their stellar seasons by placing second and fourth, respectively at Lakeland.
Davis placed second again on the bars, matching her placing last weekend and beating the defending state champion Nickel in the process. Davis also took seventh on vault, fourth on beam, and fifth on floor on the day.
Quissel also placed in top nine in every event as well. She took eighth on vault, sixth on bars, tied for fifth on beam and ninth on floor on her way to the fourth-place all-around finish.
"Cassi and Nicky really are having great seasons. We have a few new skills we are working on with them, but really they just need to work on cleaning things up and getting all the little details right," said McPherron. "I really think we may get our first ever state qualifier this year out of one or both of those two. They both missed it by 0.1 last year and they are much better gymnasts this year than last. I feel very comfortable with those two.
"Where we really need to get better is at our number three spot. To place two girls in the top four all-around — and the teams that beat us only had one girl between the three of them — place in the top five shows where we need help as a team. Traci, Karly, and Brycelyn really need to combine to give us a 31-33 at our three spot for me to feel comfortable about our chances in the state tournament."
Longanecker echoed her coaches comments.
"Nicky and Cassi are just great gymnasts. The rest of us need to keep working so we get better as a team and as individuals," she said. "We are adding a new skill every few weeks, and we have a month to get where we need to be before sectional. We wont be satisfied without breaking the school record (in team points) this year, winning sectional and moving to regional for the second year in a row."
"This meet is all of our sectional teams plus Carroll" said McPherron. "If today were the sectional we would have moved on to regional, but that isn't good enough this year. We want to win sectionals, not just place top three. We have some work to do. We are getting there but we never stop working to improve." "After all, 10.0 is still perfect in high school, and we haven't had anyone close to that yet," laughed the coach.
Plymouth will travel to Warsaw on Thursday for an NLC battle with the Tigers, who placed eighth this weekend at Lakeland. It will be the third time the teams have squared off this season having also met at the season opening Elkhart Invitational which was won by the Pilgrims. Meet time is 6:30 p.m.


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Lovely room with a little balcony we could sit out on. Beautiful big bathroom. Very quiet room. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Good breakfast and a lovely garden to sit out and eat in - or have a drink in the evening. Short walk to the centre of Pisa. Good restaurants nearby. Very handy for train station but in good, safe location. Short taxi ride from airport.
Proximity to railway station. Very quiet location considering it's central position. Only 20 minutes to main attractions, but plenty to see en route. Good weather enabled us to eat outside in a pleasant garden terrace.
The room was spacious and decorated beautifully. The bed was large and comfortable. Our son was given extra blankets in his cot. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was an extensive buffet. We would definitely stay here again.
Car Park was very small for our large rental car and driveway very, very narrow, so that we scratched 2 side panels despite being careful.
Friendly, family run small hotel, less than ten minutes walk from the station. Pleasant outdoor area for breakfast and an evening drink
This hotel is the cleanest I have ever enjoyed. The staff/owners are very friendly and helpful. I was made to feel like family. Breakfast buffet is excellent. This would be my first and only choice if I were returning to Pisa!
Absolutely no dislikes.
This quaint hotel is a short 10 min. walk from Pisa train station. Our room was quite large and very comfortable. The included breakfast was very nice and we even sat outside in the adorable courtyard!
Very friendly and helpful staff. Gave us good recommendations for dinner. Breakfast was great, included fruit,cereal,yoghurt, toast and variety of delicious pastries.
No complaints
Location excellent for both city and airport . Clean, quiet location that also had secure off-street parking. Friendly efficient staff who kindly booked a restaurant for us too.
The coffee was dreadful - not what you expect in Italy!
Great room, comfortably furnished. Outside patio for breakfast and relaxation. Friendliness of staff. General "feel" of the hotel
Nothing to dislike.
Really a very nice place to stay, friendly manageress, good breakfast, lovely room and bathroom. Incredibly close to the airport and with its own parking.
Not a dislike, but if you are visiting to see the Pisa sights it's a bit of a walk to the main attractions.
The hotel is elegant and stylish but also comfortable and relaxing. The owners are a delightful and obliging couple for whom the hotel seems to be a labour of love, and they have added little personal touches to make the traveller feel at home. Though not in a particularly smart part of Pisa, the hotel is very well placed for both the railway station and the airport ( 5 minutes by taxi ). A good and inexpensive family restaurant known to the hotel is also just a short walk away.
We enjoyed the location, welcoming staff, clean room and great breakfast. The proximity of the Duomo and State University is a plus. I would recommend this hotel to all.
Nothing. All met our needs.
Large spacious room with period furniture. Shower and bath. Great breakfast - indoor or outdoors. Very friendly staff (owners - husband and wife working there ensures high standards). Would certainly recommend and definitely stay there again.
Clean, friendly staff, good breakfast
Thin doors meant noise from corridors could be heard but generally quite quiet.
The rooms are very big and comfy. Staff is really friendly. Internet really works in your room. Dark shutters on the windows help a good sleep .... Sometimes hotel staff tries to be friendly just because they were told to do so. In this nice tiny little hotel the staff was really helpful, nice to chat and helpful. A few small details make all the difference: like a good joke with your morning coffee, anti mosquito pills free of charge in your room and a guy calling me next minute after getting my e-mail where I asked to print my boarding pass (he called to warn that I forgot to attach the boarding pass to be printed).
well, really nothing,
We chose this hotel on the basis of other excellent reviews and were not disappointed at all. At first glance, the location seems wrong - the hotel is south of the river, and all the 'sights' are north of the river, the Field of Miracles with the Tower etc very much so. However, it is only about a 25 minute walk to the Tower and Cathedral and that is through the streets and shops/cafes of the old town, which is interesting in its own right. The hotel gains from being away from the crowds around the Field of Miracles, and also gains massively through being a less than ten minutes walk to the railway station, which we used both to take a day trip to Lucca which is an attractive walled town half an hour's train journey to the north of Pisa, and also to continue our holiday by taking the train to Florence. The airport is also to the south, and we walked to the hotel after arriving with Ryanair from Bournemouth. It took us only about 20-25 minutes (we are in our 60s) pulling two wheeled cabin bags behind us. Like the rest of Pisa, the walk was on flat ground. As far as the hotel goes, we had a good sized room on the ground floor with a large and well-equipped bathroom, with replenished toiletries. The shower cubicle is a little small, but perfectly manageable. The bed was comfortable, as the mattresses were firm which suited me, but not my wife quite as much. There are spare pillows and blankets if needed, but we had no need of them. There was a safe, a television, and a mini-bar (reasonable prices) in the room, and free wifi. The weather was quite hot for most of our stay so we were very appreciative of the air conditioning. Our room had shutters as well as curtains, so we heard very little noise from outside. The owners were very welcoming and attentive. The continental breakfasts were plentiful and of a good standard. Like other guests, we ate in the pleasant courtyard area, except for the one morning when there had been heavy rain the previous night.
One minor point - the wifi goes off after an hour, and you need to log in again.
Friendly staff, good location near to main attractions and restaurants
Breakfast could me more varied
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Brookfield Central's new secret weapon won't be a secret much longer as junior Nicole Hinz came through again for the Lancers on Senior Night.
The third-place Lancers (10-3), who are 14-6 overall, upset second-place Divine Savior Holy Angels (18-3, 11-2), 51-48, Friday and ruined the Dashers' chance to share the title with Sussex Hamilton.
Hinz drilled five 3-pointers to lead the way with 17 points. She has stepped up her scoring, averaging 13.0 points in her last three games, almost doubling her season average (7.6 points per game).
"She always been a good shooter," Central coach Dan Wandrey said. "But she has been hesitant (to shoot). Now she has some confidence."
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The game was a thriller for four quarters, as DSHA led 14-10, only to see Central take a 22-21 lead into intermission thanks to Hinz's 3-pointer. Both teams exchanged baskets in the third period (15-15) as the Lancers still led 37-36. But Central won the fourth quarter (14-12) and the game.
"We had an eight-point lead in the first quarter," Central coach Dan Wandrey said, "but then the coach got a technical called on him and gave them a five-point play."
Wandrey was upset that his top player, Lydia Rohde, was quickly sent to the bench, having been whistled for two quick fouls. But senior captain Sarah Fotsch and Hinz helped carry the load with Rohde out.
Hinz had two 3s in the third quarter and Rohde played well upon her return, hitting a huge 3-point shot for a 7-point lead.
But then the Dashers' Arike Ogunbowale banked in a 3-point, halfcourt shot on the buzzer to cut the lead to 37-36 after three.
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Then Central's Mary DeChant, one of three seniors on the team along with Fotsch and Nicole Wellenstein, made sure her final regular-season home game would be a victory by hitting a 3-pointer from the top of the key.
"It was the biggest shot of the night," Wandrey said. "It gave us the lead back and we never trailed the rest of the way."
The Dashers had two more field goals than Central, but the Lancers were 10-for-15 from the line compared to 4-for-7 for DSHA.
Following Hinz in scoring were Fotsch and Rohde, each with 10 points. Sophomore Emma Brauer added eight points. Ogunbowale had three 3s for a game-high 22 points, while Shaylan Reardon added two 3s and 14 points for Divine Savior Holy Angels.
"Coming off Tuesday's game (a 45-32 loss to first-place Sussex Hamilton), the girls were a little disappointed," Wandrey said. "This was the last (regular-season) game for Sarah, Mary and Nicole at home, so it was nice to see them bounce back."
The Lancers played a non-conference game Tuesday against an outstanding Oak Creek team (20-1), leader of the Southeast Conference (14-0). They close out the regular season at 7:30 p.m. tonightat West Allis Hale (4-16, 3-10).
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They're coming off one such win but will visit a much better opponent and a city where they haven't won in nearly five years as they face the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night.
The Pistons (9-21) had dropped six straight before sweeping a home-and-home series with woeful Washington, winning for only the third time in 16 road contests with Saturday's 96-87 victory.
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More than 40 cars participated in the cause and ended up donating extra money to the cause.
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Mexican Pulled Pork Over Yellow Rice
- Yield 12 servings
A Southern favorite with a Southwestern flair.
- 1 -- onion, chopped
- 1 -- (3 1/2-pound) boneless pork shoulder roast
- 1 -- (14 1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes with jalapeno chiles
- 1 -- (4-ounce) can chopped green chiles
- 1 -- (11-ounce) can yellow whole kernel corn, drained
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 1 1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 -- (16-ounce) package yellow saffron rice
- -- Sour cream and chopped fresh cilantro for garnish
- Combine the onion and pork in a slow cooker.
- Mix the tomatoes and jalapeno chiles, green chiles, corn, garlic powder, salt, cumin, oregano and cayenne pepper in a bowl. Pour over the roast. Cover and cook on High for 5 hours or until cooked through and very tender.
- Remove the roast to a work surface and shred with a fork. Remove 1 1/2 cups of liquid from the slow cooker and discard. Add the tomato paste to the slow cooker and stir to mix well. Cover and cook on High for 30 minutes. Return the shredded meat to the slow cooker and heat through.
- Cook the rice according to the package directions. Serve the pork mixture over the rice and garnish with sour cream and chopped cilantro.
Recipe reprinted with permission from the Junior League of Augusta's Par 3: Tea Time at the Masters (the Junior League of Augusta, Ga., 2005).


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Current white in the fridge: Momo Sauvignon Blanc 2013, £11.99, Armit
This is from a winery called Seresin, in New Zealand's Marlborough region. Now, the Seresin wines are more expensive. But Momo is Seresin's offspring (momo means offspring in Maori, love that). And what a gorgeous baby it is, with lots of lime and passion fruit. So, smarter than your average. Worked beautifully with slices of smoked salmon (darling).
Current red in the rack: Cotes du Rhone Villages 2013, £7.99, M&S
Great value Rhone red made from a blend of Grenache and Syrah grapes. This one's all bramble fruit and a kick of pepper. Cotes du Rhone Villages wines are usually better quality and value than simple Cotes du Rhone wines, with more weight and flavour to them. And they make great food wines, especially anything with meat and spice.
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Last year, Plein Air Painting flew off the shelves—selling thousands of copies—and now the newest edition of the beloved magazine is back with even more on-site landscape painting instruction, handpicked by the trusted editors at American Artist, perfect for spring . . . Introducing the new special-issue Plein Air Painting Spring 2011.


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Here are the best Quotes 2011 had seen, Enjoy!
"Everybody wants to play at this club and I'm no different. I dream of playing. I'm not here just to sit and pick my nose. I'm here to play." Keeper Anders Lindegaard stakes his claim.
"I have been a Manchester United fan all my life and fulfilled every dream I've ever had. Obviously I am disappointed that my playing days are at an end, however it comes to us all, and it's knowing when that time is and, for me, that time is now." Gary Neville announces his retirement.
"It's the character of this club. It's a fantastic character. No other club in the country's got that. We are fantastic when it comes to gritting our teeth and getting something out of a dead situation."Sir Alex is full of pride following the win over Bolton.
"I could feel the goal coming. We had the momentum and the crowd was up. When the crowd gets going, it sucks the ball in." Sir Alex had faith United would defeat Everton.
"Of course for me personally, being an Everton fan, it's even more special 19 times. It's a great feeling for the whole club, the team, the fans, everyone." Wayne Rooney after his penalty at Blackburn clinched the title.
"I think this lad's going to be a star, I really do. I think he's going to be somebody who could potentially be a captain of Manchester United in the future." Gary Neville spots the promise in new signing Phil Jones.
"Scholes is a player of a lifetime. In his 20 years at the club it's hard to pick out a bad game. He was such a great, consistent player for us but hopefully we can replace him." Sir Alex ponders life after Paul Scholes.
"You can replace any player, especially at a club like Manchester United, with a great manager like Alex Ferguson. Every time a player leaves, you think the club won't win any more. But they still do." Eric Cantona returns to Manchester to deliver his verdict.
"That's one dream I've got: to be the best in the world. But I don't let it frustrate me. I'm not like: 'I have to be the best in the world', because I have other priorities like winning trophies with the team." Nani sets himself lofty targets.


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Welcome Palmetto Senior High School Alumni. We welcome you to the 'official' Miami Palmetto Senior High School Alumni Association website. The school is located at 7460 SW 118 Street in Pinecrest, Florida 33156. We appreciate your interest and support. We hope you will find this website a valuable resource for all alumni programs and events.
A special thank you to the graduating classes of 1961 and 1970 for sponsoring and underwriting costs associated with website development.
Palmetto Senior High Alumni Association awards two scholarships
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By Nancy Eagleton
May 29, 2014
The Palmetto Senior High School Alumni Association awarded two $1,500 scholarships to two of the school's exemplary graduating seniors. The Class of 1961 Honorary Scholarships were presented to Jessica Roth of Pinecrest and Carlos Rafael Suhr of Palmetto Bay at Palmetto's Senior Award Night on May 22 at the Dadeland Marriott. The two graduates also received a free lifetime membership to the Alumni Association. Read full article >>
Calling former softball team players or Palmetto High school graduate business owners.
The girls softball team is requesting support for necessary equipment. Helmets and balls are still at the top of our list of needs, as well as dollar donations that will help fund the out of county tournaments.
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Mizuno Classic Fungo Bats – Adult $60 x 2 = $120.00 ($240.00)
Total Control Sports Softball Size Batting Ball $100.00 ($100.00 )
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What can a new book tell us about the real 'Mad Men'?
"I don't know about evil, but it had certainly become boring by the '50s, dominated by sober, patrician types who would have been just as comfortable filling legal briefs as writing ads. Indeed, their work reflected all the creativity of contracts law. Cracknell calls the hidebound industry "little more than a shouted bulletin board." Ads of that time were for the most part dutiful, accurate descriptions of products—"fiercely honorable" Cracknell brands the ad man of the '50s, in what is not even remotely a compliment. And then Don Draper walked into the room."
- Alexander Nazaryan "Promotions"
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What can a 1960s memoir teach us about today's social movements?
"There is rather too much boilerplate history in Bill Zimmerman's account, but for all its occasional self-dramatization it reminds us, in a timely way, of the immensity of the radical movement that swept America in the '60s, of the manifold ways in which it engaged a host of activists and eventually became sublimated into an enduring feature of American culture and politics. At a time when journalists persist in judging the Occupy movement by its easily visible signs and accomplishments of the past hundred days, Troublemaker is a useful reminder of how much of a social movement takes place in a profusion of lives, under the surface, among the unfamous."
-Todd Gitlin's Review of Troublemaker: A Memoir from the Front Lines of the Sixties by Bill Zimmerman
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Strasburg budget includes utility rate hikes
By Alex Bridges -- email@example.com
STRASBURG -- Town residents and business owners could expect to pay more for water and sewer starting in July if the budget passes as drafted.
The budget and rate increases attracted no speakers or debate among council during a public hearing on the proposed fiscal 2013 budget held Tuesday. Council plans to vote on the budget -- which includes rate increases -- June 12.
However, at least two residents spoke at the public hearing held on a business owner's request to add grooming to her pet supply store, All Dogs Great and Small, located at 510 W. King St.
Speakers expressed support for the additional use but said they opposed any attempt by the owner to board animals on the premises. The special-use permit sought by owner Old Oak Property Holding LLC included such a restriction.
Council members spent most of the 30 minutes taken on the matter to debate whether the town should limit the owner to selling only the items she listed in the permit request. The term "light retail" appeared vague to some members of council who expressed worry that the owner could start selling more items beyond what may fall under the permit.
The proposed budget of $9.33 million represents a 3 percent increase over the current financial plan. The proposed budget includes a 1 percent increase in the amount town employees must pay into the Virginia Retirement System, offset by an equal raise in their salary.
The proposed budget includes no increases in taxes.
But residents and businesses would see their bills for water, sewer and trash collection increase beginning July 1. The draft budget calls for raising the water rates by 12.10 percent to cover operational costs of the new treatment plant and pay for the loan the town acquired to build the facility.
Sewer rates increase by 6 percent under the proposed budget. The town plans to use the increase in revenue to pay for the future expansion of the wastewater treatment plant, with $700,000 going into reserve for the upgrade. Trash collection would rise by 25 cents each month as a result of an increase imposed by the contractor, according to town officials.
Also at the meeting, Town Council unanimously approved a request to rezone 2.009 acres of land at 33699 Old Valley Pike from X-Transitional to C-2, Highway Commercial. Town officials noted that more steps must be taken before further development can occur on the property. Developers must receive approval from the Virginia Department of Transportation to build entrances and exits from the property to U.S. 11, officials said. The developers also must conduct a traffic impact analysis to reflect the property's possible use in the future.
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More, more, more when we all have less, less, less. What can we do about it? It's always the same game. All of these houses were going to bring down cost as we shared expenses. Well we all know how that one turned out. Now houses and business sit empty, but never fear we still might have some cute new sidewalks if the proposed plan (that no one wants) goes forward. And maybe more plants on every corner will help too: more fluff, more nonsense. . . Let's face it, we have no voice regardless.
Are all of those For Sale and Rent signs on Main Street a part of the streetscaping project?
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Duodenal Switch Procedure
The Duodenal Switch procedure is a restrictive and malabsorptive weight loss surgery also referred to as Gastric Reduction Duodenal Switch (GRDS).
Restrictive Component
Approximately 70% of the stomach is removed along the greater curvature. This ia also called a vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG). The remaining stomach is fully functioning, banana shaped and about 3 - 5 oz in size which restricts the amount you can consume. The pylorus continues to control the stomach emptying into the small intestine; as a result patients do not experience "dumping". The upper portion of the duodenum remains in use; food digests to an absorbable consistency in the stomach before moving into the small intestine. This allows for better absorption of nutrients like vitamin B12, calcium, iron and protein when compared to gastric bypass procedures.
A benefit of removing a portion of the stomach is that it also greatly reduces the amount of ghrelin producing tissue and amount of acid in the stomach. Ghrelin is the "hunger hormone" and by reducing the amount of the hormone produced the appetite is suppressed.
The stomach will stretch over time; 9-12 months post-op it will eventually double in size and patients will be able to consume approximately 50% of what they did before surgery.
The restrictive component of the Duodenal Switch procedure is not reversible.
Malabsorptive Component
The intestines are re-routed so that food from the stomach and the digestive juices that are needed for the absorption of the fat and the proteins, travel separate paths and don't mix until they meet up towards the end of the small intestine.
The alimentary limb carries the food.
The biliopancreatic limb carries the bile and digestive juices.
The common channel, also known as the common tract or common limb, is the point
from where the alimentary and biliopancreatic limbs meet in the small intestine to where
they move into the large intestine. The common channel is where a DS patient's food, bile and digestive juices mix and majority of the fat and protein and the associated nutrients
are absorbed. Since the common channel makes up such a small portion of the small intestine dietary starches, fats and complex carbohydrates may not fully absorbed.
The most commonly quoted absorption percentages following DS are approximately 20% of fats, 60% of protein, 60% of complex carbohydrates but 100% of simple carbohydrates. The 2005 study by Gagner et al. [68] demonstrated that DS surgery decreased fat absorption by 81%. The Bariatric Nutrition: Suggestions for the Surgical Weight Loss Patient review reports information from a study by Slater et al. stating that "After BPD/DS procedures, the amount of protein should be increased by ~ 30% to accommodate for malabsorption, making the average protein requirement for these patients approximately 90 g/d." [65]
The malabsorption of fats interferes with absorption of the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E & K. As a result all Duodenal Switch patients are required to take vitamin and mineral supplements for life. Patients should be diligent with the required supplements and have blood work monitored regularly and adjust their supplements as needed to maintain normal levels of these vitamins and minerals.
The intestinal switch portion of the Duodenal Switch procedure is fully reversible.
Metabolic Effect
There is no dispute that the DS produces the best-sustained weight loss, and has the best
resolution rate for most comorbidities of all weight loss surgical procedures. These
results cannot be simply explained by the restrictive and the malabsorptive component of the DS. The general consensus is that there are a number of hormonal regulatory changes involving Ghrelin, GLP-1, Enteroglucagon, Insulin, and others hormones (enzymes) that regulate the complex endocrine pathways.
Hess Method
You will often hear Duodenal Switch procedure patients using the term "Hess Method" [1] when discussing common channel length. Dr. Hess calculated the length of the alimentary limb by multiplying the total small bowel length by 40%. The remaining 60% of intestine carries the digestive juices through the biliopancreatic limb. The length of the common channel is approximately 10% of the total length of the small bowel. "Hess Method" refers to following Dr. Hess's calculation for determining the limb lengths and common channel length but often other factors are taken into consideration; like the patient's age, weight, BMI and goals. Each patient has a different length of common channel and alimentary loop designed to achieve the best results.
"Length Measurement in Duodenal Switch" is discussed and explained in detail http://www.dssurgery.com/procedures/streaming-media.php
Not all surgeons use the "Hess Method". Some surgeon's instead use a standard measure for the common channel, 100 cm and 150 cm are often used.
Ask your surgeon how he/she determines common channel length.
Appendix and Gallbladder
Some surgeon will remove the appendix. There is almost no extra effort that is placed in removal of the appendix, since the small bowel is measured from the junction of the colon and the appendix.
Some surgeons routinely remove the gallbladder because there is a 30%-50% chance of gallstones forming after rapid weight loss. [56-57] For patients whose gallbladder is not removed often medication is prescribed to help reduce the instance of gallstones from 30% to 2%. [57] One other compelling reason why the gallbladder should be removed is because of the inaccessibility of the biliary tree by ERCP. The medication that are also prescribed, have frequent side effects that limits their use and compliance with patients.
Staged Duodenal Switch
Duodenal Switch is sometimes performed in two stages when the surgeon determines it is too risky for the patient to undergo the whole procedure at once. This is usually a result of a patient's age, BMI, comorbidities or for a more difficult revision surgery. The surgeon will perform the stage one, restrictive component, first and once the patient has lost some weight and the other health issues clear up the stage two, intestine switch, is performed.
For more information on the Duodenal Switch procedure:
Central Valley Bariatrics Graphical Comparison of Weight Loss Surgery Procedures
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Yoozoo Books, a new children's book app publisher, today is thrilled to announce the release of Have You Heard, a children's story book and game app for iPad. With narration and sound effects from Rhys Darby, the app is for kids of all ages.
Have You Heard is a comedy tale set down on the farm about a case of "barnyard whispers". The app offers readers different ways to watch and play the story. It can be read out loud or Rhys can be selected to read instead. "Darby Mode" includes an original score and self-generated sound effects for the characters, farm machinery and even inanimate items such as a turnip.
"Rhys' rendition of a turnip has to be a world first," says author Julian Stokoe. "He creates engaging sound effects and character voices that really brings the story to life. Children will be captivated listening and interacting with the screen. Parents will also enjoy the humor and illustrations especially when they can sit back and let Rhys take over the reading duties."
In addition to an interactive story, the Have You Heard app comes bundled with a memory game to help kids learn while they're having fun dragging and dropping items around the screen. The story's interactive items can also be turned off so that readers' attention isn't distracted from the progress of the story.
Featuring lovable characters, playful sounds and colorful animations, Have You Heard is an app where the interactivity doesn't get in the way of a classic yarn.
Now available exclusively on the App Store, Have You Heard offers parents a fun tale to read out loud and a game to play with their little ones. It also give them the option to take the night off and let Rhys Darby tell a tale that will engage, educate and entertain.
About Rhys Darby:
Best known for his portrayal of Murray Hewitt in Flight of the Conchords, Darby is also known for his roles in Yes Man opposite Jim Carrey and The Boat that Rocked. He has appeared as the lead in two romcoms, Lovebirds, opposite Golden Globe winner Sally Hawkins and Coming and Going opposite Sasha Alexander (NCIS).
Have You Heard - kids interactive book app 1.01 is $1.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Books category.


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PUNTA GORDA, Fla.- The state has just one month to return the truck that's a piece of evidence in a Charlotte County hit and run.
Minor league baseball player Matt Bush is accused of driving a friend's car and hitting 72-year-old Anthony Tufano, critically injuring him.
In court tWednesday, that friend Brandon Guyer, told the judge he wants his truck back. The judge said prosecutors must return the truck within 30 days or be prepared to pay Guyer compensation for not having access to it.
Bush's attorney said the delays from the state are also affecting his ability to properly prepare a defense for his client.
"I would like to see all the evidence. I can't advise my client what to do: plead guilty, plead not guilty or talk about a plea. I can't talk about any of that stuff until I see all the evidence against him," said Bush's attorney, Russell Kirshy.
Bush pleaded not guilty to eight seperate charges of DUI and hit and run, stemming from the incident.


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People often ask me about my favorite pizza in town and I don't miss a beat in saying Pizza Brutta is the BEST pizza in Madison. It's not your typical New York-style delivery pizza, it's made in a wood fired-oven. The Pizza Brutta website explains their style of pizza is based on the flat-breads that were served on the streets in Naples, Italy, but don't be intimidated by that fancy explanation- this pizza has the same basic parts as your standard pizza - crust, sauce, toppings, and of course, cheese!
The crust - If your Pizza Brutta pie has a little char on the corners, don't send it back! The pies are in an oven so hot that a little scorching is bound to happen. The crust is perfectly crunchy and chewy and you won't be disappointed.
The sauce - When selecting your pie, you can go one of two directions: marinara or bianco. A marinara pie is probably closest to what you're used to- the simple sauce contains tomatoes, oregano, garlic and olive oil. The bianco pies on the other hand, skips the tomatoes and instead gets a simple sauce of olive oil, garlic and rosemary.
The toppings - One day I entered the pizza shop and the women at the cash register smiled and said "Welcome to Pizza Brutta! Today we have some lovely arugula from so-and-so farm in Verona, Wisconsin." It's no secret that we're proud of local food in Wisconsin, but I don't think I've ever been greeted by someone bragging about arugula before! It just goes to show that whatever toppings you choose for your pie, they will be fresh and local!
The cheese- Based on what you've read so far I bet you are ready to hear about the local , family-owned dairy where Pizza Brutta gets their cheese, but nope! Pizza Brutta actually makes their own mozzarella!
So there you have it, my favorite pizza in Madison! If you're looking for some other places to eat in Wisconsin, check out these blog posts:
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If you plan to consume alcohol, designate a driver or make other travel arrangements before you drink. Don't let another life be lost for the senseless and selfish act of getting behind the wheel impaired.
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Drones Over the Amazon on the Lookout for Environment Threats
After a workshop conducted in August 2014, indigenous leaders from Amazon regions in Peru started to discover the role drones can play in monitoring environmental threats to the rainforest.
6 October 2014
In Latin America, Discrimination Pits Neighbour Against Neighbour
For some, there is always a reason to discriminate, whether because of socioeconomic level, race, background, or housing accommodation. Here are some examples of the current situation in Latin America.
19 September 2014
The Streets of Lima Are Alive With the Sound of Music
19th-century waltzes, blind saxophonists, musical saws: Lima, Peru resident Juan Arellano pays tribute to the musicians who bring delight and texture to the streets of his city.
16 September 2014
Presenting the 2014 Rising Voices Amazonia Grantees
Rising Voices welcomes seven new grantees from the latest microgrant competition for citizen media outreach projects in Amazonian communities.
16 August 2014
Activists Are Connecting Peruvians With Their Country's Impressive Archaeological Heritage
Lima is famous for its cuisine and Republican, colonial-style historic center, but not so much for its archeological history. A group of activists are working to change that.
14 August 2014
The Crisis of Small-Scale Fishing in Latin America
Although fishing is a risky activity for those whose livelihoods depend on the water, other forces present a more dramatic and far-reaching threat to small-scale fishing in the Global South.
11 August 2014
Simón Bolívar, Esteemed Liberator or Infamous Dictator?
"It is harder to maintain the balance of freedom than it is to endure the weight of tyranny," said Simón Bolívar, known as the "Liberator" of many South American countries.
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Loved Brazil's 2014 World Cup? The Five-Time-Champion Nation Wasn't So Thrilled
Social unrest and protests are what apparently characterise World Cups that are hosted in Latin America.
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Quechua does not enjoy much official support in Peru, its country of origin, but new generations are using technology to learn and disseminate the languages belonging to this family.
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A rock number to celebrate Peru's best features becomes a viral sensation, stirring debate about national identity.