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Tonight I am an amalgam of breathy sighs into a lover's neck. I am the elegant curve of an arched back and proffered breasts. I am the startling sound of a flock of birds exploding from a bush. The taste of salt on a lover's skin. I am the smell of ozone and the rumble of thunder as the horizon darkens. The feeling of thighs tightening around your hips. The rush of wind before a summer storm. The growl of a V8. The feeling of sliding into a cool pond of water when the summer heat stains the air gold. I am the feeling of teeth gently worrying at the skin of your neck. The burn of tequila fumes climbing up your throat. I am the feeling of fingertips sliding up bare thighs and the heated, thundering pulse that's keeping count of how long it takes you to get there.
Take me for a ride tonight. Let's disappear down endless stretches of highway, with nothing but the stars and the perfect sound of an engine tumbling us through the darkness. Your hand on the bare skin of my thigh and the racing of my heart. Your thumb tracing where I want your lips to go. The feeling of anticipation tightening my chest and the need to feel your hair tangle in my fingers. I need this and You tonight.
(Source: jzx100, via too-simple)
Tell Me a Story…. (words by Phenix-noire)
I love watching you create something from nothing. You slip from our bed before the sun has given serious thought to rising. You choose the edge of night, the insubstantial shadows of twilight, to slide your arms from their place around me, and ease yourself up to create worlds. I pretend to turn in my sleep as you settle yourself at your desk. The sheet falls away from my skin and for a second there, I feel the weight of your eyes on me, tracing my naked curves. My lips can't help it, they curve in a sleepy smile at your gaze and my hips rise toward your invisible hands.
I have waited a lifetime for the kind of feeling you give me. I would wait a lifetime more, just for you. To listen to you type away and watch you from under my eyelashes: your brow furrowed, creating infinite worlds at the ends of your finger tips — this is perfection. Knowing that once you are done with today's story, you will slide back into bed and wake me with the slow slide of your hand up my side and your lips to my shoulder. You will write another chapter in our story with your hands and lips and sighs, and then; in the soft light of morning, limbs and hands entwined, you will tell me a new story.
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Before this morning, I couldn't remember the last time I wanted another human being's arms around me.
But then those arms slipped around me and all I wanted to do was rest. Stop the restless struggle and lay my head down against your chest, close my eyes, and listen to the stories your heartbeat would whisper. Somewhere in your arms, my scars burst open and ran clean. You are the first thing I've ever wanted for myself.
I've been raised a Giver; one who serves, giving without end. You are the first thing that ever made me selfish, that I can remember not wanting to share with anyone. I want all of you. I want to trace every line, learn every muscle, let my fingers graze every inch of skin. There's a hush inside of me when I think of that - like the heavy sound the silence in a church makes. You make me wonder at the poetry my fingertips would leave on your skin. I wonder at the sounds that would spill from your throat. A guitar wire tightens and thrums in my gut at the thought of placing my lips against your throat and feeling those sounds.
The way your fingers cradled my head as you held me made me want to feel that for a lifetime, held safe against you. You never forget the first time you bring a ship to port. You are the first safe harbor I ever managed to sail into without needing a storm to get me there.
I woke up restless today. Like I had missed a bus, or passed some deadline that I didn't know about. Last night wasn't much better. I tossed and turned and dreamt of a million disjointed things. Unrelated things: an engine revving as I gun it down the freeway late at night, the sound of an appreciative male rumble (you know – the one you guys make in your chest when you like something we do…), a strong thunderstorm shaking the glass of my window, and the fiery taste of a shot of tequila etching its way down the back of my throat. Waking up, I didn't know whether to be turned on or confused, to be honest.
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Night falls across the city. I see Her rise up - stainless and shimmering, as I take the freeway exit home. The sound of my wheels turning sends my thoughts to you - your face, your scent, your eyes when you thought it was all over.
There's been a melody playing under each of our exchanges. I've missed it in the rush of our emotions. It's risen like a wave, until finally - it has carried me away. I've fought it, twisting this way and that, running scared that this time would end like it has before.
And then it hit me: You are my Newton's Third Law. I act on you and you act on me. Simultaneous swing and fall, rise and counter-swing. So no more running. No more twisting. Only surrendering to the fall, and in falling - rising once more.
Event Horizon (words by Phenix-Noire)
There are moments when you feel yourself reaching maximum potential - when the swirling miasma of energy that has been coruscating in your chest reaches that moment of critical mass where it is impossible to remain as you were. When the options are to either explode into change or be consumed in the inevitable process nonetheless. There is something to be said for choosing when the paroxysm takes you. Choosing when to stretch out your arms and let the ignition rise up over you, letting your transformation stain the sky for miles. Something amazing comes.
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Chroma - Words by Phenix Noire
Watching the clouds blush as the Sun rises makes me think of love. The Sun lays its lips on the soft belly of the clouds and makes the blood rush to sensitive places. It makes me think of you. Us.
Your hands are so full of intent that each time you touch me I feel like you've written me a love letter on my skin. They speak without you even opening your mouth. Our language is made up of the whisper of brushing lips, soft exhalations of breath against a neck, and genuine affection traced onto skin by the pads of fingertips.
I had forgotten what it felt like to be loved. I had buried myself in my work and become successful because I avoided messy entanglements like Love. And then, You…
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Petrichor (An Open Letter to my Soulmate) - words by Phenix Noire
Some people want success, money, power, and will stop at nothing till they get it. I've had people ask me what I want. I've always struggled to put it into words.
This. This is what I want. This is what I work tirelessly to achieve. It won't be perfect, nor will it be easy but I have unfailing faith in that it will get here one day; and when it does, I'll be ready to grab it with both hands.
So Soulmate - where ever you are, I'm waiting, working, dreaming. Hurry up and get here already, huh? The good times are waiting to roll….
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Haley's Comet
Feet pounding out a rhythm on the blacktop. Sounding out a cadence that my heart knows so well. Dissolving into the night, becoming one of its shadows. I'm bleeding out my thoughts as I pass through the air, feeling the past slither off my skin, peeling off in opalescent shimmers, trailing me like a comet's tail. Breath sliding in and out, effortlessly; muscles heating, feet keeping time with the beat of a wild heart. The city knows Me, I'm one of her nighttime secrets. I run her paths, dodging neon spotlights, and matching her heartbeat. I seek redemption and rebirth somewhere down her darkened alleys and shadowed streets. Mostly I just find enough peace to make it to another sunrise. I doesn't matter - it's all She can give and it's enough for me.
"Rage, Rage against the dying of the light"
I am tired. I can't rage anymore. I have fought hard my whole life. The same kind of fight that can be found in the heart of a wild Mustang being threatened with a bridle and a breaking. I'm exhausted. This fight isn't for some temporary freedom. It makes no sense. I'm left feeling empty and wasted inside. Tasting the bitterness of a victory gone to ash in my mouth.
Why must everything in my life come down to how much heart I have? Why must everything be a god-damned fight. Why must I dig in and throw my shoulder against the overwhelming weight of "No" and gain inch by torturous inch - a "Yes".
I'm so damned tired of fighting. Of scraping a victory from my torn and bloodied knees every time life knocks me down. I am angry that I've always had to grit my teeth and drop my head down and fuckingpush with all I have just to gain every little thing I've ever won for myself.
Damn it, I am tired and pushed to my almost-limits. If only life worked on the safe word system. My signale could fall with the barest whisper of sound, shattering the air around it like fractured glass; falling into that dark, pregnant pause right before everything stops.
You asked me once why my heart couldn't belong completely to you. Your seafoam eyes searched mine in a moment of rare sincerity, your eyes were always green when you were riding the edge of emotion.
I don't think I'd ever seen you crack open your hard exterior like that. You only did it when pushed to your limits, otherwise you'd maintain an icy distance from everyone - even me, the woman who supposedly shared your life.
I had shrugged back then, a fluid rising motion, hunching sinew and skin against a bitter truth; not really knowing how to explain that my heart knew you wouldn't take care of it, even if my brain hadn't made that jump yet. That's not true - my head just didn't want to acknowledge that it had to stop fighting the inevitable. Something in me knew that you weren't where I was meant to end up.
That's a chilling sentence to write, mostly because I realize as I push the keys a little too sharply into motion, listening to their staccato gunshot report as I type; that it's a painful truth, one I've been hiding from myself for months, possibly years now. Even my fingers are angry with me for taking so long to figure it out. They chatter away, tapping I-told-you-so's. It's disappointing to realize that I've wasted all this time on something that, in the end, just slipped away.
Somewhere, deep down but rising fast - I feel the need for loving hands on my skin. Hands that will tenderly brush away the stains that have been marring my psyche after the water shakes them loose and makes them rise to the surface.
Stitches (words by Phenix-noire)
She always collected little threads and small pieces of shimmering fabric whenever they crossed her path. She was constantly picking things up and putting them in her pockets as she walked to work, back from the market, to the post office, or from returning a book to the library. Her pockets were always full of interesting things - brilliantly coloured threads, stones that looked like pieces of the sky, the occasional scrap of a wind-torn scarf, a small piece of bright glass, a bluebird's feather, even spider silk woven by the spider outside the library door. They would all end up in jars and baskets that she kept in her sparse room. People always wondered at her jackdaw interest in bright things, simply writing her off as "Odd, that one …"
One night when the time felt right, she sat down at her sewing machine. The crescent moon began to make its climb up the sky, scattering bits of itself into her window and onto her floor as she sat and contemplated all the cast-offs that she'd painstakingly collected. She pulled all the scraps of torn cloth and little threads to her, letting them lie in brilliant abandon on her lap. She began stitching them together and slowly, miraculously; wings began to come together.
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Aurora (words by Phenix-noire)
The older I get, the more I reflect that my ideas about growing up were so childish. They were made through the rose-colored glasses of expecting everything to be wonderful. If you had asked my 13 year old self what life would be like for me, her reply would have surely included a White Knight coming to carry her away to a shining ever-after. My white Knight came, he carried me away.
What that little idealist could never have anticipated was that ever-after didn't last as long as we'd hoped it would. I say "we" because somewhere, deep down, I still want to believe in the dreams of my childhood. I want to have the white veil covering my face, I want to walk down the aisle to my Hero, my Champion. My eyes clinging to his during that moment - the moment when I know all my other moments in life will stem from. I want the happy house, smelling of fresh baked bread, surrounded in all my flowers, filled with the sound of laughing children and barking dogs, a large wooden table set with food and the feel of a soft kiss brushing my cheek. I want those dreams. I'm going to stop at nothing till I get them.
It's been a long road. Happily-Ever-After came and went without me, while I stayed, naively hoping that it would return; but like a bird with a mended wing, Happily-Ever-After flew off to find another life to turn into a fairy tale. For a long time, my life has felt like a slog through a dark forest. I've been holding onto hope like it was my one tiny candle; burning bravely against the utter darkness, fighting off despair. I've put one foot in front of another, I've fought my way through brambles and mud, through poison ivy and tangles of branches. It's been emotionally exhausting to find one more shred of hope as I moved forward, away from a life that might-have-been. There have been more times than I care to count where I just wanted to stop fighting, stop moving forward only to fall back, just give up.
I don't know what's kept me going. Perhaps, pure stubbornness? Maybe inner strength (although it makes me snort to think I'm strong). You either move forward in life or lay down and die. I've never been one to lay down so my only choice was to keep going, tears and all. I'm hoping my sunrise is coming. I'm hoping that the dawn approaches soon. I think I can see a brush of color staining my horizon, Oh God, please let it be a sunrise. I've waited a long time for the Sun. I've fought my way through endless night to watch it crest over the land and fall full on my face again. Here's to hoping that dawn brings with it all the dreams my 13 year old self was so sure were coming. Here's to Happily Ever After. Here's to hope. Here's to braving all on just the hope that happiness lies just a little further off…


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Friday, 5th November, 2010, 06:22 AM #31
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I *completely* convert all the PDF content that's convertable into usable FG2 stat blocks and data blocks and such. Most maps are normalized to 50px in order to be "friendly" with FG2's grid. All NPCs have their own stat blacks with rollable attacks, effects, defenses, and everything else you need to fully run combat within FG2. All items have stat blocks that you can drag n drop into character inventories. All of the story content is neatly laid out with adventure indexes, links to encounters (that can automatically be prefilled into the combat tracker), links to maps, chapter navigation, etc.
You literally can't get much better than this, in my biased opinion. That said, the modules get better in quality as they go along, since I learned a lot about doing things the right way as I went. The biggest flaw is in the first module: the maps are their original size from the PDF and sometimes it's a problem to fit a grid on them. But as of #2, that's all fixed.
Is there any particular functionality you want to be sure to have? If there's something lacking it's more likely to be something lacking from FG2 than from my modules -- I've made use of as much of the functionality FG2's 4e ruleset provides as possible.
The biggest difference you'll notice when moving away from MapTools is that you lose a lot of the map-oriented functionality. Maps are pretty "dumb" in FG2, by design. Their original purpose was to simply reflect real tabletop RPGing, with a map being a simple image. Since then, the 4e ruleset was customized to add things like targetting to the maps, but you'll still likely find MapTools superior in this department. That said, there's a lot to love about FG2 and these WotBS modules that you won't find in MapTools, but going into more detail is tough without knowing how your group plays.
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Friday, 5th November, 2010, 06:46 AM #32
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Nice, ok that helps a lot. From my side of the table I'm obviously interested in all of the features FG2 offers to make DMing easier (ESPECIALLY prebuilt NPC powers, and having clean maps that don't have starting positions on them), but my players have the final say. I do have to say we've really customized MapTools for 4E (with all the possible states in neat icons, macro'ed out character tolkens, etc) so it'll be a hard sell, but based on your work I almost might get a copy of FG2 just to have a neat reference, lol.
Thanks again
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Thank you so very much for doing this. I subscribed to ENWorld and bought Fantasy Grounds 2 because of your work. I can't wait to run this with my old gaming buddies! If you ever find yourself in the San Francisco Bay Area, I owe you dinner and a beer, at the very least.
Tuesday, 22nd February, 2011, 06:24 PM #34
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Hello there, Just curious to know if this modules are still available? I am looking to DM a game (first time in a very long time) and was hoping to use these. Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
Tuesday, 22nd February, 2011, 06:54 PM #35
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Tuesday, 27th September, 2011, 02:32 AM #36
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War of the Burning Sky #7 & #8 for Fantasy Grounds
Sorry about the ridiculous wait, FG2 gamers! Double update today.
War of the Burning Sky #7: "Trial of Echoed Souls" is now available.
The seventh module, "Trial of Echoed Souls" has been completed and can be downloaded from the following location:
Note: This module has not yet been added to the War of the Burning Sky homepage. @Morrus tells me he'll have it up at some point.
The password to the zip is the answer to this question: "What is the name of the character introduced on page 25, in lowercase?" You can find the answer to this in the PDF.
War of the Burning Sky #8: "O, Wintry Song of Agony" is now available.
The eighth module, "O, Wintry Song of Agony" has been completed and can be downloaded from the following location:
Note: This module has not yet been added to the War of the Burning Sky homepage. @Morrus tells me he'll have it up at some point.
The password to the zip is the answer to this question: "What is the name of the encounter on page 41, in lowercase?" You can find the answer to this in the PDF.
All maps have grids of 50px.
I'm still working on those Player's Guide and DM's Guide modules I promised, sorry about that.
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Sunday, 15th January, 2012, 05:24 PM #37
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Hi! I just wanted to thank you for doing this! I recently got the opportunity to become the DM for War of the Burning Sky for my Dark Heresy group; and since we're an online group, we've been considering how to do it. Since these modules are available, I'm planning on using Fantasy Grounds. So thank you again!
Sunday, 15th January, 2012, 05:50 PM #38
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Sunday, 15th January, 2012, 05:57 PM #39
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Ahh, no, heheh. It's my group that together to play a Dark Heresy campaign, and now we're going to play Fourth Edition. As entertaining as it would no doubt be, we're not going to try to set War of the Burning Sky in 40K.
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Everest below the stratosphere -- the Cactus to Clouds in 2012 around October, training for C 2 C throughout the year, Feast w Friends...
That would be hiking.
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I am a fan of Stein's group. Just because.
My Mylene, this is your official welcome to the PM Hikers message from me. (I'm way behind on my welcomes.) I really enjoyed hiking and talking with you this evening. You are quite an interesting and charming person. I hope you will hike with us often and become a 'regular'. I'm sure you can find many events of ours to enjoy. Thanks again for joining. -Kurt, founder
Welcome to the group, Mylene. Looking forward to hiking with you.
Hi Mylene! Yes I did C2C w/Temevula Valley Outdoor Adventurers. It was awesome. I want to do it again. That same group is going to plan a R2R2R continuous hike for april or october. The goal is across and back in under 24 hours. I may do it. I'll let you know about it if you're interested.
Mylene I am surprised to see you signed up for such a short hike sunday
Hi Mylene thanks for the invite but I am going to the Roxy but if it gets canceled I will come my email is [masked]
Good morning Mylene. It was a pleasure to meet you and "guide" you to completion of your first C2C. You did the hard work as that is quite a challenging day hike. We had great weather and a very nice group of people to hike with. Hope you feel decent today. I am looking forward to seeing you a future hike.
Mylene, The feeling is mutual. It was def my pleasure hiking with you twice. It was fun. Btw, I had given myself a good 10 weeks before I did C2C. I guess that was just not enough for my body... :) I am actually glad I am forced to rest now... If not for the complete C2C, I will try to do the skyline atleast early november(If I am healed by then). we will see. Hope u have fun doing ur C2C.
Hi Mylene
I made it back home safely!this morning my body is feeling so sore from last night hike :(.... I will definitely be there next thursday. I was glad to see you yesterday too.
have a great weekend!
THX for the note Mylene :) can't join u guys tomorrow but will try to join the group next week :)
HI Mylene I ended up hiking Mt Lowe last weekend have fun hiking with Jackie
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Today will be my last post for this series - no time to do anymore and leaving for a last minute trip tomorrow for the gulf coast of Florida! When I get back I'll figure out who won (unless you know and tell me ) and I'll let you know and you can pick a print! This has been really fun - thanks for playing. I like Quvenzhané Wallis's hair more wild, and her puppy purse thing is pretty cute.
One of this years nominees. I think she'd look great in this dress… (my fabric :) wish someone would hire me to do textiles!ok, guess who?
Forgot I'd done this one! Day 10 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.Guess who?Waaaay too easy.
I've run out of past Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings! I got so busy - just no time to do more. I hope to do more but meanwhile I had gotten started on the gals nominated this year, and what I think they'd look good in. This will be too easy but guess who?
Day 9 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.Guess who?
Day 7 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.Guess who?
Day 4 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.Taking a detour from the most outrageous fashions to simply a gorgeous dress and actress. Hint. She's Latin… and has amazing breasts :) Guess who?
Day 3 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.Guess who?
Day 2 of my Oscar Fashion Hall of Fame paintings.
Instead of putting the names on them i decided to see if you can tell who they are. Remember - I am not a caricature artist! I am only having fun with this and trying to get the feeling of the person/outfit. It's a bonus for me if i get it to actually look like the person. Do you know who this is?
I was inspired to paint some of the craziest Academy Award fashions - then started really having fun with it and decided to do my own count down Fashion Hall of Fame thing. Here's one of my favorites - Planning to post one a day til the A. Awards


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TELL CITY – With 2009 down to its final days, the Tell City Regional Arts Association has plans in place for a New Year's Eve murder-mystery dinner theater.
The group is hosting Masquerade Murder Mayhem at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Schergens Center.
"It promises to be fun night of solving a classic whodunit crime," said Cheri Taylor, the group's president.
The association hosted a similar event last winter that received rave reviews and Taylor said the New Year's Eve event will offer the same creative fun.
TELL CITY – The Visiting Nurse Association received a grant Dec. 8 from the Perry County Community Foundation.
The $2,760 grant will be used to aid in the rental of Telehealth Home Monitoring Systems that will benefit local patients by ensuring they get attention each day by a nurse from the office.
TELL CITY – Kathy Richmer didn't believe the news a surprise caller delivered Wednesday evening, even though the message came from a white-bearded man dressed in a red coat.
"You just won a new Camaro," Santa Claus said from the upstairs council chambers at City Hall.
"Oh, I guess I'll take that," Richmer replied. It took a couple more minutes of convincing for Richmer to accept that the call wasn't a hoax and she was overcome with emotion as she walked into the city council chambers at City Hall, packed with police officers.
The editorial staff of The Perry County News joins journalists around the nation in celebrating the advance of the Free Flow of Information Act out of the Senate Judiciary Committee this month. Known as the federal shield law, it will now go to the full Senate for a vote.
Such laws exist at the state level in most of the country, and a federal law would protect reporters in cases where they may not apply.
The holiday season is upon us and is supposed to be a time for family, friends and festive celebrations, but unfortunately it is also a time when there is a tragic jump in the number of alcohol-related highway deaths each year.
That is why the Perry County Prosecutor's Office is reminding everyone this holiday season to always designate a sober driver before each holiday party or event involving alcohol.
This is neither your father's recession, nor your grandmother's depression. In size, scope and duration, this economic downturn is different. And off-the-shelf solutions will not suffice.
President Barack Obama has undoubtedly been hearing from businessmen, labor leaders and economists on how to reverse America's record high unemployment. Pedestrian proposals are inevitable. But truly innovative ideas that can be implemented immediately are what American really needs.
TELL CITY—Perry Central could not overcome a slow start and lost to Heritage Hills 41-27 in the championship game of the PSC Holiday Tip-off girls basketball tourney Monday.
Each team went 2-0 Saturday in the four-team, round-robin tourney, setting this up as the game for the title.
The Commodores' game plan was to be patient and work for good shots. But they hit only 28.9 percent from the field.
"We didn't shoot well again and I don't know why, because we got pretty good shots," said Perry Central Coach Bill Dickerson.
TELL CITY—Cold shooting and turnovers contributed to Tell City's losses to the two Spencer County teams in the PSC Holiday Tip-off girls basketball tourney Saturday and Monday.
The Marksmen hit 26.5 percent from the field and committed 27 turnovers in a 48-42 loss to South Spencer Monday in their final game of the four-team, round-robin tourney.
TELL CITY—Amanda Wagner won two individual events and two relays to lead Tell City to third place in the nine-team Wildcat Invitational girls swim meet Saturday.
Wagner won the 100-yard freestyle in 58.03 seconds and the 100 breaststroke in 1:13.11.
She teamed with Chelsea Malone, Erika Hauenstein and C.J. Fentress to win the 200 medley relay in 1:59.66.
Those same four girls won the 200 free relay in 1:48.06.
Malone placed second in the 50 free in 26.33.
EVANSVILLE—Dylan Froehlich went 9-0 but only two other Tell City wrestlers had winning records as the Marksmen went 2-7 in Harrison's 10-team round-robin tourney Friday and Saturday.
Tell City beat Forest Park 42-30 and South Spencer 42-36.
But the Marksmen lost to Union County 50-26, Southridge 52-21, Evansville Memorial 58-12, Heritage Hills 60-15, Trinity 42-27, Harrison 54-30, and Reitz 69-12.
"We just didn't wrestle very well," said Tell City Coach Joe Litherland.
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Some called Shiva Ayyadurai claims he invented it day back to 70s, when he was just 15.Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 12 Jul '13 09:11 pm
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V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, who holds the first copyright for EMAILa system he began building in 1978 at just 14 years of age. It was modeled after the communication system being used at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, New Jersey. His task: replicate the Universitys traditional mail system electronically.Answered by anil garg, 12 Jul '13 10:59 pm
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The following applicants have been preliminarily selected to receive a grant for the 2013-2014 Public Charter School (PCS) Start-Up Grant Program.
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The Miami Heat handled the Charlotte Bobcats with relative ease on Saturday night but it wasn't the team's win that had captured the attention of those watching, it was the supposed stare down between LeBron James and Michael Jordan midway through the third quarter.
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"No, no. Don't start that. Absolutely not, man. Absolutely not," James said, via Charlotte Observer. "I was able to read (Josh) McRoberts, get a steal and push the lead back up. I absolutely didn't look at MJ, for sure."
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683 9th Avenue
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.pietrasantany.com/
- Phone: 2122659471
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Lunch: Wedensday, Thursday, Friday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm. Dinner: Sunday - Monday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00pm; Brunch: Wednesday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Saturday - Sunday: 11:30am - 4:00pm
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A word from Pietrasanta
Pietrasanta is a rustic and homey Italian restaurant on 9th Avenue in the heart of Time Square and the Theater District. We have been standard on 9th Avenue for over 20 years offering delicious home-made pastas, meat, chicken, fish, fresh breads and desserts. This is the perfect spot to dine before or even after going to the theater.We offer $10 discount if the check is $50 or more and $20 discount if the check is $100 or more.We also promise a very good quality dinner and if you will not feel happy with your dinner, whatever the reason is, we promise to comp your dinner!!.see you and enjoy your time:))Continued
Come and try our brunch special on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Pietrasanta reviews from OpenTable diners
62 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (37)good for groups (15)fit for foodies (14)special occasion (9)great for lunch (7)notable wine list (6)romantic (6)great for outdoor dining (6)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (4)great for brunch (3)hot spot (3)Show More
- sunshineVIPDined on 10/20/2014a pleasant spot to dine pre-theatre with an extensive menu for food and drink with decent portions and pretty fair prices.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/18/2014The restaurant served homemade Italian pasta and the owner was more than welcoming. We went after theatre and it was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK but too slowdebateritaVIPDined on 10/18/2014I have eaten here several times late at night and it has always been ok. We arrived on time for a noon reservation. We were seated and handed menus, but didn't even get water until 12:20pm. We immediately told our server that we were going to a play at 2pm, and he said we would be fine. We ordered only two courses, an appetizer and a main each. The appetizers did not arrive for fifty more minutes, at 1:10pm. We rushed through them, but nonetheless the main courses arrived with the appetizers still on the table, around 1:20 pm. I complained twice; nobody seemed to care.
- strongstacyDined on 10/16/2014The food was okay. I found that the food was bland. I was hoping to find a go to spot since I work close by, but I don't think this is it.
- Great place!SkipDined on 10/11/2014I have dined at Pietrasanta numerous times, and have enjoyed each visit. The food and service are excellent, but the noise level is a bit too high. Still, it's worth it, and I'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinner at Pietrasantaalan9108Dined on 10/11/2014My wife and I decided to try Pietrasanta for dinner before our Saturday Broadway night show. The Restaurant is very conveniently located on 9th avenue at 47th Street. I ordered minestrone soup and Salmon which was perfectly prepared, and my wife ordered a chicken dish which she said was excellent. The portions were very generous, and the service was very attentive. I had wine with my meal, and we shared a dessert. The bill came to $75 plus tip which for NYC was a very good value. I would recommend this restaurant highly for excellent food and very good value. You do need a reservation which can be had on open table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at Pietrasantakrnlight53Dined on 10/11/2014Been here twice and love the homemade Gnocchi with tomato sauce. Such a nice place a little a few blocks off the beaten track which makes it even better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and serviceShibagirlDined on 10/3/2014Though I live in New York City, I hadn't eaten at Peitrosanta until just recently. I ate there with a group of friends. The food was good (I had the fish special) and the service was good. Our group had to get to a show and the staff got us there in plenty of time.Special Features:
- fun and casual; great foodChrisGDined on 10/1/2014This is a great neighborhood find. Food is excellent. Not super fancy but great peasant food.... and I say that in the most loving way. There is plenty of room, no one rushes you, they have plenty of inexpensive house wines by the glass and by the bottle. Awesome inexpensive option.Special Features:
- A FavoriteLocaLindaDined on 9/28/2014Only a visitor to NYC, but this is a must go to restaurant whenever I'm in town. Stumbled upon this place in 1996 & have been coming back almost every time I'm in town. Was so glad to find that this restaurant's food was as great as always. Had grilled octopus with a sauce to die for as our appetizer. I had a veal dish, while my friend had a fresh fish dish - wonderful! Desserts were a necessary over indulgence. This place has a varied menu, close to the theatres without the overwhelming crowds. This place should be on one's must do list if in NYC & remotely near this area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pietrasanta: MehOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/20/2014Run-of-the-mill Theater District Italian. Not awful, but nothing special. Dull, predictable menu, quality OK. Service indifferent, but quick enough to make your curtain time. Definite not a special NYC dining experience.
- Nice Friday spot for DinnerannetteDined on 9/19/2014The service was very good; owner was very personable. Food was delicious and ample portion size.Special Features:
- Perfect for re-entry from Bologna..MaestraKKVIPDined on 9/12/2014I had a day in New York to break up the return from Italy to the west coast and decided to eat one more real Italian lunch. I had the penne with pancetta and peas in a vodka sauce. I have a recipe for this, but theirs was better (and the pasta was cooked perfectly). Two glasses of a nice Chianti, terrific bread (and I asked for olive oil, very NOTItalian, but couldn't resist getting some more really good olive oil) -- it was the perfect lunch. Another hot and humid day in NYC, so I sat just inside the open side door -- got the breeze but not the hot sun. Pedro offered excellent service. (I asked what was his favorite pasta and he said, I can eat all of them!)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ClfanDined on 9/11/2014Pietrasanta continues to be an excellent dining experience as it has in the past.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant!amkshopperDined on 9/6/2014This is a great trattoria in Hell's Kitchen, far enough from frenetic Times Square but close enough to the Theater district. The food & service was top notch. I started with a salad of pistachio-encrusted goat cheese & roasted beets on top of radicchio, arugula, & endive...wonderful! Then onto Ravioli di Zucca (pumpkin ravioli w/ a roasted red pepper sauce)...heavenly! My husband started with the classic caesar salad (he said it was great) and then onto Trenette Scampi (black pasta, sauteed shrimp, asparagus, & tomatoes in garlic and olive oil)...fantastic! This he raved about and I tasted---he was right! We were too full for dessert, but saw some go by and they looked great. The service was fantastic, the pasta is homemade--we will return!Special Features:
- Going Downhill QuickAnthonyVIPDined on 9/6/2014Pietrasanta used to be one of my favorite restaurants and that is probably why I keep on going back. However, each time the experience is less than pleasant and my most recent experience will probably keep me from coming back for a long, long time. We had a reservation. We where seated soon enough but at a dirty and unset table near the door to the outside patio which opens frequently so the temperature of the restaurant was warm to hot. We sat for a while and finally received some bread and water. Bring back the original dinner rolls. The bread served now is not very good. Our salad came out quick enough. The salad portion is small and the price for a side salad is high. We where never offered the 3 course dinner.
- Good foodluv2eatVIPDined on 9/6/2014Whenever we go to theater, we eat at this restaurant. Good food, good service, good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice but not spectacularDAWNFROMMASSDined on 8/26/2014This was a nice spot for dinner; decent food, nothing special. I chose it due to the proximity to the theater. Portions are a bit small but overall a nice time.
- Reliable Hell's Kitchen ChoicePhillyPhoodieVIPDined on 8/24/2014The staff really works at making you feel that you are welcome and important to them. Food is good solid traditional Italian fare. Good value. Was there at 9:00 on a Sunday night. Nice to see some people around. If you want to dine on the latish side you won't be alone in the dining room. Outdoor tables in good weather.Special Features:
- Great 9th Ave find!PlanofoodieDined on 8/19/2014The pasta was homemade. I ordered a Farfalle past dish with smoked salmom, asparagus tips mushrooms and radicchio in a light creamy sauce. It was very good - especially the sauce. It didnt drown my dish. Only complaint, the dish was more pasta than the other ingredients. It was pricey for what it was. The service was outstanding and the resaurant was in a great location for the theatre I was going too. Would return to this restaurant.Special Features:
- PietrasantamfcfoodloverDined on 8/10/2014Met friends we haven't seen in several years for lunch. The menu offered both breakfast and lunch items for a special price that included a glass of wine. The pasta was good; everyone else ordered egg dishes. It was not crowded, so we were able to sit for several hours catching up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly and charming restaurantNYwildcritterVIPDined on 8/7/2014Though the menu items are limited, the food is great and service is fantastic. Always willing to acomodate big crowds and specific dish requests.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/31/2014Went for a pre-show dinner and they were very accommodating to make sure we made it to the show on time. Food was delicious and wait staff was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BelievemeVIPDined on 7/27/2014This is our go-to Italian spot when in the area. They are always cordial and efficient - no long waits for various courses to come out. They are totally used to pre-theatre rush and handle it all so well. The food is YUM! *Note: although they have outdoor dining available, I don't recommend eating near so much traffic.Special Features:
- Always a good spot before theaterLoveParkLadyVIPDined on 7/18/2014As always, the food was very good and fresh from start to finish, although the bianca salad's stringy pieces were hard to eat without choking a little. The server kept standing sideways in between our table and the one next to it to take the other party's orders, with his rear end almost in my face and food a few times, but other than that, service was really good. As the restaurant filled up, it got so noisy that we couldn't hold a conversation, but that's typical of NYC restaurants in the theater district. This is a good Italian restaurant to go to about 2 hours pre-theater, and even though the place eventually was packed, no one rushed us through our meal. My adult son loved the place.Special Features:
- Always happy hereMargaretDined on 7/3/2014I almost always have dinner here when attending a Bway show. I am always happy and pleased with the quality of the food, the good service and the good prices. Will be back again and againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- sunday dinner after matineevegandinerDined on 6/29/2014i've dined here a few times and was always pleased. this time i was with my two daughters. i had sauteed artichokes (delicious) and risotto with mushrooms and asparagus. my daughters shared a salad and two different fish entrees also very good. we arrived at 5:00pm but it soon got crowded. i use a wheelchair and there's a small step at the entrance so a waiter and the owner lifted the chair up the step. it's my go to spot whenever i'm nearby.Special Features:
- Ok but would not returnOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/28/2014We went here before the theatre and we were in a bit of a rush . The hostess seated us promptly and the service was swift and good. We both had the rigatoni bolgnese which was just okay. The sauce was a bit tasteless and the pasta was supposed to be fresh but I could not tell that. It was al dente which was good. All in all I wouldn't return.
- Not for couplestravelsalotDined on 6/27/2014Food was good but not great. That's the nicest thing I can say about this restaurant. Arrived at 7:00 for our reservation. Place was less than half full. A nice table inside but opening to the patio was empty but hostess wouldn't let us have it because it was set for 4. Instead we were seated at a line up of tables against the wall that were so close together it was like sharing a table with the people on both sides of us. It was 10 minutes before a waiter came to take our drink order. Then another 10 minutes to actually get the drinks. Did I mention the place was less than half full? Had to keep flagging a waiter down when we wanted something. Went to Azalea the next night and had fabulous food & service. Go there instead of here.
- Good pre-theater optionJoanVIPDined on 6/24/2014Well prepared dinner, earnest if somewhat confused service. We got to the theater on time.Special Features:
- Close to Times SquareNYTouristsDined on 6/20/2014We don't normally venture far from Times Square when visiting NY, but this place was close. Glad we made the trek! Everything was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and LocationdmartinVIPDined on 6/16/2014My family and I had dinner on 6/16 and had a wonderful night. All of our dishes (piccatta, chk parm, and bolognese pasta) were fresh and perfect. Saw other dishes in the restaurant that looked fantastic as well. Restaurant is on the corner and open on two sides which we really enjoyed because the weather was perfect. Would definitely recommend to pre-theatre diners or anyone looking for great food at a reasonable price. We will be back on our next trip!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Italian seafoodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/12/2014Enjoyed the clams in broth appetizer and fried calamari with tomato sauce. Black and green pasta dishes both very good. Good location near theater - would return if in area.
- Consistently GoodMargaretDined on 6/10/2014Been here many times and am never disappointed. The food is always good and the service excellent. I think it the best spot for pre-dinner dining as a bit away from the crowds but not too far to walk to the theatre. Our food was served promptly but when we indicated that we were happy to sit for awhile, we were left undisturbed to savor the rest of our wine and not rushed out the door. Many good choices of pasta and a well-priced "prixe fixe" as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 6/10/2014The best meal at an Italian restaurant ever!! I would definitely return when in the area again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/3/2014Very pleasant pre-theater meal. Very good food at moderate prices. "Special selection" wine was a value. Service was friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- RustyDined on 6/1/2014Priced right for a neighborhood eatery. Nicely located with worthwhile price fixed dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre Theatre DiningsuledoDined on 5/31/2014Very good italian on 9th Avenue in NYC so good for pre-theatre. Service is efficient but the room is a bit crowded and noisy...especially is they have the front wall opened to the outside. I would not go with more than four people as it is small. Food was quite good and fresh!Special Features:
- DaveDined on 5/27/2014We ate delicious pasta after a play. The service is attentive and prices are affordable,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian!amasnycDined on 5/26/2014The waitress was very helpful and her suggestions were very helpful. The seafood with risotto was excellent and the crab cakes were very good. We sat outside and enjoyed the evening breeze.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Comments on Aging: The Last Post TypePad 2013-11-27T12:28:10Z Joe Friel http://www.joefrielsblog.com/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.joefrielsblog.com/2013/11/aging-the-last-post/comments/atom.xml/ Joe Friel commented on 'Aging: The Last Post' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a0120a92f5af5970b019b025285f0970b 2013-12-07T20:23:05Z 2013-12-07T20:23:07Z Joe Friel http://profile.typepad.com/6p0120a92f5af5970b Craig David Uffman - Concerning CTL and ATL lengths for determining WKO/TP averages for the PMC: Very good question. I...
Craig David Uffman - Concerning CTL and ATL lengths for determining WKO/TP averages for the PMC: Very good question. I think you'll find that a CTL average of 46 vs 42 will produce no significant change. The real key to our performances as older athletes has to do with ATL which represents fatigue. A 9 day average setting is just the opposite of what is needed I believe. Since older athletes are more sensitive to fatigue (it takes less workload to make us tired) I believe you'd be better off shortening it to 5 days instead of the default 7. You'll see a bit more movement of ATL as a result and TSB - your indicator of race readiness - will also reflect this. Going back to CTL, the idea of recovery days is to make sure your hard workouts (about every third day) are truly hard. That means a high TSS on these days. Your average TSS over the course of a 3-day segment of the microcycle should allow for a steady climb in CTL, but not a spiky, rapid increase. That also is better for older athletes. Of course, the 2 days following a hard workout don't necessarily have to be low TSS. The first day after is probably best as a low TSS. But some older athletes can manage a moderately hard (z2 AeT, for ex) workout on the next day. This is highly individualized. But regardless, nothing you do in these 2 following days should compromise the next hard session (which, again, should have a high TSS because you are rested up). Hope all of this makes sense. But if not please follow up.
 Craig David Uffman commented on 'Aging: The Last Post' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a0120a92f5af5970b019b024f3c44970c 2013-12-07T16:41:17Z 2013-12-08T00:40:24Z Craig David Uffman http://profile.typepad.com/1213284259s21687 I should have mentioned this: my question about the constants on the PMC derives from reading Hunter Allen's description of...
I should have mentioned this: my question about the constants on the PMC derives from reading Hunter Allen's description of those constants on the TrainingPeaks site. The defaults are 42 & 7, but these seem to presume 7-day microcycles. I thought perhaps that these should be 46 and 9, respectively, given your comparison, because your paradigm sees 6 microcycles as 46 days, and sees the acute load in terms of 9-days. I've decided to create another PMC chart with those constants for comparison to the defaults of 42 & 7. But it sure would be good to hear your thinking about how aging might affect these monitoring tools by altering assumptions about the effects of training load on our bodies.
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Joe, I'm now finishing my second 23-day cycle (actually beginning my 2nd 5-day R&R period today). When viewing my Performance Management Chart in TrainingPeaks, I've noticed that the slope of the Chronic Training Load has flattened significantly by incorporating all this rest. I've not missed any key workouts, but the H-R-R x3 pattern has resulted in a slightly positive CTL slope. I feel much more refreshed than on my 7-day microcycle, but now I'm wondering if my CTL (which I take to be my measure of fitness) will reach the peak I want to reach by May 2014. I understand that I lose virtually no muscular fitness if I rest for 5 days, but by focusing on CTL as my measure of fitness, I have the visual sense that the longer microcycle and 5-day R&R is maintaining rather than building fitness, but qualitatively I feel I am building in fitness (and I see that in the mirror). Wondering if that chart is right and it means my easy days need more mileage or if the problem is that the parameters underlying the PMC need to be tweaked to reflect this aging paradigm. I was wondering about the PMC constants for ATL and CTL, for example. Does the PMC presuppose something that ought to change in this new aging paradigm?
 Joe Friel commented on 'Aging: The Last Post' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a0120a92f5af5970b019b02030fe3970b 2013-12-02T15:11:00Z 2013-12-02T15:11:02Z Joe Friel http://profile.typepad.com/6p0120a92f5af5970b Mdrangsholt--Thanks. I doubt that the ebook will be available first. That's entirely up to my publisher and I've never known...
Mdrangsholt--Thanks. I doubt that the ebook will be available first. That's entirely up to my publisher and I've never known them to do that before.
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Great blog posts, Joe!

Since I am quickly aging into my late 50's as a triathlete and time is of the essence, will there be an electronic book option available earlier than the print version? You posted an interesting and valuable set of additional topics that are listed for your book chapters. With all of us older athletes out there, my guess is that this will be a highly sought after, new book on this topic.
 plus.google.com/108381621616620773948 commented on 'Aging: The Last Post' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a0120a92f5af5970b019b01c64f48970c 2013-11-28T09:56:30Z 2013-11-28T21:47:02Z plus.google.com/108381621616620773948 http://profile.typepad.com/6p019b00c405a3970d It been an enjoyable ride for both of us. Learning the training and performance aspects from a more seasoned senior,...
It been an enjoyable ride for both of us. Learning the training and performance aspects from a more seasoned senior, knowing that us young ones in our forties there is hope of enjoying a long path to a performance senior, so long as the body is treated right.


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he way to tell whether they are ready is to pierce them with a skewer in the thickest part: they should not be hard in the centre, and you need to be careful here, because if they are slightly underdone you do get lumps. When the potatoes are completely cooked, remove them from the steamer, drain off the water, return them to a saucepan and cover with a clean tea cloth for about 4 minutes to absorb some of the steam, then add the butter, milk, crème fraîche, sage and spring onions.
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She told the police chiefs in the room that DHS research into countering violent extremism (CVE) has discovered common behaviors, trends, and tactics, which she hopes DHS can package together as a training curriculum for local police. That curriculum, according to Napolitano, is currently being tested at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.
Another part of the architecture is the National Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative (NSI), which DHS and the Department of Justice have partnered to roll out nationwide in the near-term future. The goal of the initiative is to get suspicious activity reports (SARs) from local police and community members digested and analyzed to uncover activities that may signal a terrorist activity.
The NSI connects to the final part of the architecture: DHS's "See Something, Say Something" campaign. A significant problem, according to Napolitano, in detecting terrorist activity is an unaware or complacent citizenry.
"How do you get a person on the street involved in their own security?" she said. "How do we get people on the street to understand that security is not just a governmental responsibility?"
"See Something, Say Something" was the answer. Since July, the campaign has been rolled out at sporting events, like March Madness; transit systems, like the DC Metro; and large retailers, like WalMart, to urge citizens to report behavior-based suspicious activities to law enforcement.
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"'See Something, Say Something; SAR; Fusion centers; CVE curricula and training: all going together to make sure we have the homeland security foundation that recognizes the evolving nature of the threat and the fact that the threat is not geographically limited in our nation anymore," she said.
Napolitano also connected the homeland security architecture to the fiscal straits facing state and police budgets due to the recession, arguing it should make policing more cost-effective.
"One of the ways that we can force-multiply is by having better risk-based, intelligence-based policing out in our neighborhoods and out in our communities," she said. "That's really a way to make the maximum use of the very, very valuable law enforcement asset, that manpower, that technology that we have out on the street."
That said, Napolitano told the police chiefs that they must go out and talk to their elected leaders and stress that counterterrorist policing capabilities are not a luxury, but a necessity.
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Yes it is a good idea. If we all are doing what we are supposed to, (ie following label instructions, proper withdrawl times, working closely with a vet), then we as individual producers have nothing to fear. At our farm, we take producing a high quality, wholesome and safe food very seriously, all while using various medications judiciously. Quite frankly, if there are folks out there not following the rules, they need to be found and elimnated from the production stream. We as an industry do not need the black eye that results from a few that cannot follow the rules.
Those who do not want more testing, usuallly have something to worry about. We don't fill our animals up with antibiotics at every turn so we have nothing to worry about. They can test our milk for anything, we have nothing to worry about, because we take care to produce only residue free milk. Many local farmers around us make it a habit to implant their replacement heifer with growth hormones and even us Rbst when they signed contracts not to. Those farmers are all about the profit without regard for the public and I agree, lifeisgood, they need to be removed from the production stream.
Idk about everyone else in the country but everyday my milk is picked up a sampl is taken from my tank and then the truck is sampled at the plant before it can unload to check for antibiotics. Isn't that enough. I don't understand why there needs to be more testing of milk.
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- First of all, thanks for posting your suggestions. Here's what I have / am going to do based on your recommendations: I've checked out my state's labor laws and similar employee rights pages. ...Jan 14, '11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- I need some experienced advice fairly fast!! My situation: New grad that finally started working w/a home health agency -> given terrible hours in a location the agency wasn't even supposed to...Jan 13, '11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- I did Chamberlain for a semester (2 classes), and it was actually a pretty good experience. The classes are simple and organized. I had to switch to a different online rn-bsn school because of the...Jan 13, '11
- Forum: Registered Nurses: Diploma / ADN / BSN
- Sounds like that company wants to get sued in the near future.Jan 13, '11
- Forum: Patient Education
- I've been reading over NY's dept of labor and similar info the past week or two, and this is not allowed save for certain circumstances. Just have your friend read into your state's dept of labor /...Jan 13, '11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- Don't get the reason this is a debate at all. As HCPs we need things like: updated MMRs physicals TB tests with f/u if positive There's more, but it's late and I'm tired. ...Jan 11, '11
- Forum: Disasters: Preparing & Responding


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Rev. Everett Reynolds was not from Nebraska but he's remembered as someone who made a significant mark here.
The St. Louis, Mo. native passed earlier this week in Omaha at age 83.
As a United Methodist minister and community leader he led congregations, worked with parolees, headed the local chapter of the NAACP, founded Cox Cable television channel CTI-22 and advocated for civil rights. ...
entered on 07/20/11 at 09:41 PM | read more »
Balancing breakfast is always easier when you've got to bicycle to work. Pounding down the "Works" breakfast at Radial Cafe is a recipe for disaster while summiting the hills in Omaha. It is not easy to be sick on a bicycle, particularly when maneuvering through rush hour traffic.
Why cycle? Control your portions, save on gas, get those calves swollen and be the sweaty envy of your co-workers...
entered on 07/20/11 at 07:32 PM | read more »
Last Saturday I stood in line at the farmer's market, while a woman beside me clicked the tiny keys on her phone with the fervor of a child opening a gift. Interested in her eagerness, I snuck a glance. She was "tweeting" a plug for the new crop of yellow squash. Within minutes, her phone was beeping like a car alarm, nearly as brash and startling.
This is the world of social media, where...
entered on 07/20/11 at 07:15 PM | read more »
As the revolving doors of America's overcrowded prisons spin ever faster, sending more ex-offenders back into society, reentry has become a major focus nationwide, including Nebraska.
America has 2.2 million individuals incarcerated in prison, compared with approximately 1.6 million inmates in the Communist China, a nation with an overall population four times that of the United States....
entered on 07/01/11 at 08:52 PM | read more »
An essential Omaha public art staple, the continuation of the Emerging Terrain Grain Elevator banners along Interstate 80 near downtown will be voted on June 16 by the Zoning Board of Appeals. The first 13 banners went up last fall, and 12 additional one will be added on the topic of "Transport(ation)," which Emerging Terrain is soliciting designs for now. They were not approved at a...
entered on 06/15/11 at 08:34 PM | read more »
South Omaha has always been the home of industry and immigrants. The languages change, the residents keep coming from new and different locations, the jobs are constantly evolving but the neighborhood itself has always been Omaha's melting pot. It's defined by two things: hope and hard work. That's why they come and that's what they do. And while South Omaha has displayed a remarkable...
entered on 06/15/11 at 08:33 PM | read more »
Barbara Garcia dumps a shoebox-full of pill bottles onto her bedspread.
"This one is for my heart," she says, plucking a bottle from the pile. "This other one here is for migraines. And this is for depression."
The list continues. The 57-year-old Omaha native takes 25 medications for ailments ranging from asthma to breast cancer. Although she receives Medicaid, the program doesn't cover all...
entered on 06/01/11 at 09:19 PM | read more »
Our friends at Backstage Entertainment have hooked us up with an audio Q&A with WWE's Dolph Ziggler. You know, if elbow drops from the top of the ropes happen to be your sort of thing. And if elbow drops from the top of the ropes happen to be your sort of thing, then you'll probably be interested to know that this week's edition of "WWE Raw" is being held at the Qwest Center. Click here for...
entered on 05/27/11 at 10:33 PM | read more »
Terry's Movement on Immigration
If You're Not At The Table, You're On The Menu
Public Hearing this Thursday on Election Commissioner Changes
Police reviewing gun policy following school shooting


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