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Meet the DJs
DJ Name: Erica, Station Manager
Hometown: Old Bridge, NJ
Favorite Bands: Nine Inch Nails, Alice in Chains, Deftones, Tool, System of a Down, Motorhead, Korn, and Radiohead.
Favorite WSOU Experience: Introducing The Misfits on stage and being thanked by Jerry Only.
About: I'm a junior Public Relations major at Seton Hall University. I am currently a daytime DJ and Station Manager of WSOU. My favorite genre of music is hard rock and alternative, and I cohost Streamlined on Monday nights from 10 to midnight.
DJ Name: Steve, Programming Director
Hometown: Matawan, NJ
Favorite Bands: System of a Down, Trivium, Job For A Cowboy, Despised Icon, The Black Dahlia Murder, Cannibal Corpse, Lamb of God, Iron Maiden, Between the Buried and Me, Suffocation, Cattle Decapitation
Favorite WSOU Experience: Going to New England Metal and Hardcore Festival my freshman year and getting to do my first interview as well as a lot more that weekend.
Hobbies: Playing drums, screaming into a microphone, listening to music, going to concerts, playing video games.
About Me: I am the Program Director here at WSOU as well as a current sophomore as Seton Hall. I DJ Friday's 4-8 PM over the summer. WSOU was the main reason I came to school here because as a listener of the station my entire life it has been a dream of mine. I started getting into heavier music at a young age; System of a Down actually got me into all of it when Toxicity came out. I was 7 years old. Bands like Iron Maiden really got me more into metal then I instantly fell in love with Death Metal, Grindcore, Black Metal, Thrash Metal, Hardcore, etc. As cliché as it is, music is my life and most people find it hard to believe I listen to some of the stuff that I do.
DJ Name: Stetzosonic, Staff Representative
Hometown: Millington, NJ
Favorite bands: System of a Down, Nine Inch Nails, Sonic Youth, Against Me!, Arctic Monkeys, Dads, Title Fight
Hobbies: DJing at WSOU, playing guitar, going to concerts, being punk rock and starting trouble.
Favorite WSOU Experience would be going to the CMJ Music Marathon with a bunch of staff members from WSOU. We were able to go to a bunch of panel events and concerts all throughout NYC which was a great experience. We also got lost in Brooklyn which was an adventure.
About me: I like long walks on the beach and rock music. I've been a part of WSOU since the summer of 2012 and now DJ two specialty shows. You can hear me every Wednesday from 10-midnight on 90's at Night and Sunday from 8-11PM on The Campus Buzz. I play a mean air guitar and am known to be a rising rock star who uses the word "swag" more than I should.
DJ Name: Tommy 2 Tone, Music Director
Hometown: Hamilton, NJ
Favorite bands: Andrew Jackson Jihad, Bomb the Music Industry, HORSE the Band, Mastodon Neurosis, Minor Threat
About: I'm a Psych major that loves metal and awful punk music. Aside from that I like videogames, skateboarding and watching movies for 10 hours a day. WSOU is the realest and the dopest place on campus or anywhere else.
DJ Name: The Adambomb, Tech Ops Director
Hometown: Clifton, NJ
Favorite bands: A Day To Remember, Bring Me The Horizon, Touche Amore, letlive., Rise Against, Trivium, Slipknot, System of a Down, Pearl Jam, Queens of the Stone Age, Against Me, Nekrogoblikon, KoRn, Tool, At the Drive In
Hobbies: Beating you at monopoly, pretending to be an adult, tripping on my own feet, being loud, talking fast, going to shows, getting Chipotle, complaining about the Jets, playing your requests.
Favorite WSOU Experiences: Becoming a DJ. Hearing my own voice on the radio. Making production spots for days. Becoming Tech Ops Director. Going to Nebraska to call a Seton Hall Men's Basketball game. Going to a countless amount of shows. Tripling my music library.
About me: I am loud, I love to play requests. I am open to almost all music, but I have a soft spot for songs I can sing/scream along to.
DJ Name: Caroline (Carol), News Director
Hometown: Staten Island , NY
Favorite Bands: The Misfits, Volbeat, The Ramones, Asking Alexandria, Pearl Jam Underoath, Rise Against, The Devil Wears Prada , letlive. , The Word Alive, We Came As Romans, Iron & Wine, The Kooks , Dry the River, Bon Iver, The Neighbourhood, Noah Gundersen, The Killers, Junip, Alt-J, Vampire Weekend , Death Cab for Cutie…
About me:Diplomacy with Russian & Chinese major… I like traveling, taking pictures, and snowboarding and basically all outdoor activities. I've been a part of WSOU since freshman year and am now the News Director. I DJ the Campus Buzz every Sunday night from 8-11pm playing the best in indie and alternative rock.
DJ Name: Clayton, Sports Director
Hometown: Port Jefferson, NY
Favorite bands: AC/DC, Aerosmith, Austrian Death Machine, Between the Buried and Me, Black Sabbath, Blink-182, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Foo Fighters, Killswitch Engage, The Offspring, Pantera, Queen, Rolling Stones, The Who
Hobbies: Being behind the mic at WSOU, going to the beach, Baseball, Writing about sports, Movies, Swimming,Tennis, Sailing, Theatre, Going to Mets games.
Favorite WSOU Experiences: 1) Going to Malibu with Len Zeppelin over Thanksgiving (We met Jerry Rice!) and going to Tampa with Brendan Borthwick and covering the MLB Draft with Vince Coughlin.
About me: I'm a junior studying journalism at Seton Hall and am currently the Sports Director for WSOU. I am hoping to go into sports journalism or broadcasting, and WSOU is a great outlet for me to do so. I actually came to SHU for the radio station and the amount on-air experience and opportunities I have gotten has far exceeded my expectations. I have always been a big classic rock fan—I have my dad to thank for that—but metal has grown on me since working at WSOU. Besides the station, I write online for several websites, mostly about the Mets and enjoy playing baseball, tennis, swimming and sailing. Growing up on Long Island within walking distance of the water, I try to be at the beach whenever possible.
DJ Name: Rohit, Promotions Director
Hometown: Fremont, CA
Favorite bands: Queens of the Stone Age, Lamb of God, Amon Amarth, Children of Bodom, The Ocean, Nile, and Ayreon
Hobbies: Listening to music,Watching sports, playing sports and pretending to know what I'm doing
Favorite WSOU Experience: Doing my first in studio interview with We Butter The Bread With Butter and traveling out of state for sports games.
About me: I am New Jersey transplant from California with the weirdest sports teams taste in the world(Go Red Sox, Broncos, Sharks and Cavs!) I like about any type of metal and you can listen to me co-host Storming the Ramparts, calling a sports game or during my regular rotation shift!
DJ Name: Erin
Hometown: Winfield Park, NJ
Favorite bands: The Used, System of a Down, Lamb of God, Suicide Silence, Deftones, Of Mice & Men, Touche Amore, Underoath, letlive.
Favorite WSOU Experience: Interviewing Lamb of God and The Used were probably two of the best highlights of my time here at WSOU. I've been able to meet almost all of my Favorite bands, traveled the country to music festivals and conferences, and made some life long friends.
About me: I've been a part of WSOU since the summer of 2010, and joining was the best decision I made my whole college career. I was the Program Director two years and this past year I was the Station Manager. I host Under the Stars every Tuesday night at 10pm. Tune in if you like post hardcore and emo! WSOU is an amazing experience and the most fun I've ever had. I love our listeners and I love metal. \m/ If you see me at a show, say hi!
DJ Name: AlyCat
Hometown: Hawthorne, NJ
Favorite bands: Metallica, Pantera, Volbeat, Trivium, Whitechapel, Children of Bodom, Lamb of God and Green Day
Favorite WSOU Experience: I absolutely love working at WSOU for many reasons. Not only have I made great friends and contacts, but I have the opportunity to speak with, and sometimes meet, some of my Favorite bands. My favorite memories would have to be getting the opportunity to interview the one and only Phil Anselmo. Another memory that will always stick with me is getting my first artist ID from Trivium because they changed "getting down and dirty with AlyCat" to "being nice and wholesome."
About me: I was the previous Music Director of WSOU as well as the host of our specialty show for local and unsigned bands, Street Patrol. I've always loved metal, which is why I joined the station at first since I was originally a psychology major. After spending so much time at WSOU, I quickly changed my major to Broadcasting. Those who know me know that my all time favorite band is Green Day. Go figure. Guess we all have that one band.
Anyway, see you at the shows! \m/
DJ Name: Cara
Hometown: Jersey City, NJ
Favorite bands: Karnivool, Clutch, Lamb of God, Deftones, TesseracT, Protest the Hero, East of the Wall, Led Zeppelin, Tool, A Perfect Circle
Favorite WSOU Memory: Going to South by South West in 2013 and getting to see a ton of great bands perform like Orange Goblin, Howl, Murder By Death, Clutch, Royal Thunder, The Dear Hunter and others. I even got to interview guitarist Tim Sult on Clutch's tour bus!
About me: I'm a regular rotation DJ and former host of That Other '70s Show as well as the former Program Director here at WSOU. I have loved working at this station for my four years at Seton Hall and I know I'll miss it like crazy when I graduate.
DJ Name: KeviVedder
Hometown: Bridgewater, NJ
Favorite bands: Against Me!, Jawbreaker, Bouncing Souls, System of a Down, Title Fight, Pearl Jam, Deftones, Alkaline Trio, Off With Their Heads, Misfits, Black Flag
Favorite WSOU memory: Getting to go to Riot Fest in Chicago and see a bunch of my Favorite bands. Also being locked inside the station during sandy with a bunch of other staff members
About me: I'm a 22 year old Broadcasting Major. I'm the former Staff Representative at WSOU which basically means I got to plan fun things for us to do. I'm also the host of Streamlined where we play the best in mainstream alternative and hard rock.
DJ Name: Ben
Hometown: Staten Island, NY
Favorite bands: Iron Maiden, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Disturbed, Pantera, Volbeat, Dio.
About me: I enjoy playing/watching hockey, playing guitar and listening to music, obviously! I also host Vintage 80s on Thursday nights.
DJ Name: Triage
Hometown: Bordentown, NJ (South Jersey Love!!)
Favorite bands: The Misfits, Fall Out Boy, A Day To Remember, August Burns Red, Fit For A King, Black Sabbath, UnderOath, The Devil Wears Prada, Bayside and Rise Against
About me: I joined WSOU in the Fall of 2010 after a family friend told me that it "seemed like my kind of scene". Although I am a nursing major, being a DJ has been one of the most amazing experiences that I have had here at Seton Hall. This experience has been the definition of college for me (and the concerts I have been to and awesome staff members that I met along the way are a plus as well!) In addition to being a regular rotation DJ, I also host Out of Babylon, bringing you all of your Christian modern active rock on Friday nights from 10pm-midnight!!!
DJ Name: Ryan
Hometown: Forked River, NJ
Favorite Artists: Eminem, Drake, The Game, Rick Ross, J.Cole, as well as System of a Down, E-Town Concrete and Flogging Molly
Hobbies: Running, Athlete for Seton Hall (Cross Country), listening to music, hanging out with teammates and friends, video games
Favorite WSOU Experience: All of the traveling experiences we get as sports broadcasters at SOU is truly an amazing opportunity and a blessing so I would say all of the trips I've gone on for men's and women's basketball for sure. Getting to be the host of What Chu Been Missin.'
About me: My name is Ryan, but teammates and friends call me Flan. I started out at WSOU as an inspiring sports broadcaster and my experiences here learning about the music industry and what goes into it has been an amazing experience. Being a staff member here at WSOU has been one of, if not the best thing to ever happen in my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything. The friends and fun I've had here could never be replaced. If you're looking for a life changing experience, than this radio station is the place for you
DJ Name: Jenna
Hometown: Scotch Plains, NJ
Favorite bands: A Day To Remember, Nirvana, The 1975, Deftones, Conditions, The Killers, Led Zeppelin
Hobbies: Writing, going to concerts, running, and anything related to sharks!
Favorite WSOU Experience: Being sent to the Alpha Boys Orphanage in Kingston, Jamaica as a news correspondent for WSOU.
About: My name is Jenna, and I've been working at WSOU since I transferred to Seton Hall my sophomore year. I'm studying journalism and enjoying every second of it. Working at WSOU has been one of the greatest things I've done in college!
DJ Name: Rebecca
Hometown: Vernon, NJ
Favorite bands: Say Anything, Rolling Stones, Motley Crue, Lamb of God, Volbeat, Lacuna Coil, Life of Agony
Hobbies: Skiing, longboarding, playing my saxophone
Favorite WSOU Experience: Having sleepovers at the station and waking up to bagels from Frank and Mr. Maben, our Chief Engineer and General Manager
About me: I'm from Northern Jersey and WSOU has truly become my home away from home. The music, the people, even the station itself are the highlight of my college career and I wouldn't want it any other way. I can't believe how much I've learned and experienced in only two years here. Currently I am Assistant Music Director, co-host of specialty shows Street Patrol and New Music Fridays, and a DJ for a regular rotation shift.
DJ Name: Mike
Hometown: Huntington, NY
Favorite bands: Avenged Sevenfold, Slipknot, Tool, Trivium, Nine Inch Nails, A Day to Remember, Nirvana.
Hobbies: Music, going to concerts, film, video games, having fun, DJing at WSOU!
Favorite WSOU Experience: Either the 65th Anniversary Dinner or getting to meet Killswitch Engage before their show with Lamb of God, awesome night.
About me: Broadcasting major at Seton Hall, film junkie, bass player and music lover. When I found out that Seton Hall had a metal station I knew I had to check it out. Being a part of WSOU is amazing and I have met so many awesome people here.
DJ Name: Tom the Tank
Hometown: Washington, NJ
Favorite bands: Iron Maiden, Dio, Ayreon, Blind Guardian, Slayer, Overkill, Sabaton, Lamb of God, Korpiklaani, Swashbuckle, Alestorm, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Edguy, Amon Amarth, Nile
Hobbies: Science, metal, Diablo, Magic: The Gathering
Favorite WSOU Experience: Talking to Arjen Lucassen of Ayreon about Doctor Who and hanging with Russell Allen, AJ Pero, and Mike Orlando of Adrenaline Mob for an in-studio interview
About: I came to WSOU knowing next to nothing About metal, but I picked up every CD I could find in the studio and now I can even host a diverse specialty show like Storming the Ramparts! About myself, usually I'm just trying to make people laugh.
DJ Name: Pete (on occasion: Poseidon Pete)
Hometown: Frelinghuysen, NJ (currently in Roxbury, NJ)
Favorite bands: The Who, Led Zeppelin, Mastodon, Judas Priest, Queens of the Stone Age, Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Hobbies: Making sweet designs for WSOU merchandise
Favorite WSOU Experience: Hangin' out at the station with the buds, repp'n at shows, car parties, and eating my weight in food at Topps Diner in Harrison.
About: I grew up a bumpkin from the back woods of north-western Jersey where I was raised on classic rock and cheap beer. Today I work at 'SOU with promotions making bangin' merch for you and your crew. I'm a Graphic Design and Advertising major so promo is my game – it's all about the show.
DJ Name: Sam
Hometown: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Favorite bands: At the Drive-In, The Human Abstract, Against Me!, Deftones, Queens of the Stoneage, The Misfits, System of a Down, Sinking Ships, Parkway Drive, Mastodon, Nine Inch Nails, A Perfect Circle, and Baroness
About me: I'm a film production major. I DJ regular rotation but you can also catch me hosting The Campus Buzz on Sundays from 8pm-11pm. That's where I get to play the best in indie and alternative and it's an all around good time - you should tune in!
DJ Name: Dylan
Hometown: West Babylon, NY
Favorite bands: Deep Purple, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, ZZ Top, Alice Cooper, Kyuss, Judas Priest, The Sword, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Trivium, Budgie, Orchid
Hobbies: Watching classic movies and playing video games with friends.
Favorite WSOU Experience: Being photoshopped onto Beavis and Butt-head for my staff member of the month picture and becoming the new host of Blurred Visions.
About: I have born and raised on Long Island and I just love rock and roll music! I'm a political science and history, so I'm a DJ for the fun of it and WSOU without a doubt the thing I love most about SHU.
DJ Name: Nick
Hometown: Roswell, Georgia
Hobbies: Weightlifting, Hiking, writing, reading, guitar, drinking if that counts
Favorite WSOU Experience: My Favorite WSOU Experience is definitely getting my first fan letter from an inmate and becoming the new cohost of Blurred Visions.
Favorite bands: Slayer, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Coheed and Cambria
About: My name is Nick Ashton and I am an outgoing, attractive 21 year old male with a glorious beard. I like to fight, drink, and listen to loud music. I enjoy long walks on the beach, romantic candle light dinners, and cuddling. We're all going to make it friends keep it locked.
DJ Name: Trisha
Hometown: Montville, NJ
Favorite bands: A Day to Remember, Senses Fail, Circa Survive, Suicide Silence, Underoath, Brand New, letlive., Miss May I, Of Mice & Men, The Acacia Strain.
Hobbies: Pretending to know what I'm doing, procrastinating important things, yelling at unnecessary times, getting tattoos when I'm not suppose to, and of course hanging out here at SOU.
Favorite WSOU Experience: My favorite experience here at WSOU was when I went to Skate & Surf. It was so much fun, and even though the weather was awful, my girl Erin made it an awesome experience because she is the reason I met Austin Carlile (singer for Of Mice & Men). Getting things like that to happen is just the coolest experience ever. ~Dreams Come True Here At WSOU~
About: I co-host Under the Stars with Erin, and that's where we get in touch with our feels and cry a lot (but not really). I enjoy eating burritos more than any human should. I'm a frequent sleeper in the classroom, because that's what the commuting life has done to me. Being a part of WSOU isn't like any other organization here on campus, lifelong friendships are made here, and all of my favorite memories so far here at college have happened here at WSOU.
DJ Name: Anthony
Hometown: Dumont, NJ
Favorite bands: Airbourne, Psychostick, The Toasters, The Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza, Waking the Cadaver
Hobbies: Playing sports, going to Devils and Pirates games at the Rock, learning the guitar, and reading.
Favorite WSOU Experience: 1. Going to the Starland Ballroom for a Between the Buried and Me show while moshing with Scuba Steve, Rohit, and Clayton. 2. Going to Chicago for the first time with Chris Paizis for a men's basketball game. 3. Representing WSOU for a Devils game for the first time. My hair was given the seal of approval by all-time great, Jaromir Jagr.
About me: If you ask other staff members at the station, they'll say the same thing: WSOU is the reason why I chose to attend Seton Hall University. Whether it's calling a game for the Pirates, or DJ-ing in the studio, there is nothing better than turning on the mic and going on the airwaves. I am also very fortunate to be surrounded by such a great staff.
DJ Name: The Big Red Machine
Hometown: Cranford, NJ
Favorite Bands: Dream Theater, Metallica, HORSE the band, Dropkick Murphys, System of a Down, Amon Amarth, Queens of the Stone Age, and Them Crooked Vultures.
Hobbies: Wrestling, acting, writing, drumming, video games, listening to music, and watching movies.
Favorite WSOU Experience: The first overnight DJ shift. Sure it was late at night, but the joy of putting on music for fellow metal heads is indescribable.I was so satisfied with the shift that I didn't mind walking out at 6 am to meet the sunrise.
About: Known in the ring as simply Kane, the Big Red Machine is a force to be reckoned with. His strength and wits make him the ultimate opponent. Allegedly the long lost brother of the Undertaker, his legacy and history are a spectacle to behold. To this day, the Big Red Machine still dominates. When you tune in and hear some loud music, only one thing will come to mind: "It's Kane, the Big Red Machine!"
DJ Name: Mothra
Hometown: Union Beach, NJ
Favorite Bands:YOB, The Sword, Orange Goblin, Primus, Alkaline Trio, Against Me, Streetlight Manifesto, Nirvana
Hobbies: Singing, Guitar, Reading, Sims, Reddit
Favorite WSOU Experience: Chillin'; at Blurred Visions with my favorite role models Dylan and Nick
About: I'm currently a freshmen at Seton Hall, and while in high school one of my big dreams was to become a DJ at the station. I would listen to WSOU nearly every day traveling from my little shore town down 35 to the one and only Red Bank NJ. Hearing the DJs on air and even news people encouraged me even further to go for my dream. I';m really pumped to be getting my full DJ clearance at WSOU and can't wait to have some more awesome times.
DJ Name:Cosmos
Hometown: Basking Ridge NJ
Favorite bands: Type O Negative, System of a Down, Rainbow, Avenged Sevenfold, Black Sabbath, A Day to Remember, Dio, Iron Maiden, Rush
Hobbies: Reading the news, reddit, watching TV, chilling out listening to music
Favorite WSOU Experience: The first time I went on air as a newscaster Tom the Tank made me put on the WSOU sombrero
About: My Mom was a DJ here on WSOU when she was in college so I grew up hearing the name. Coming from a radio family, it has been like a rebirth rocking out here at the station. I'm just a short Italian guy from Jersey who found his home here playing music that scares the unworthy. I fit right in here, and it was definitely the community I was looking for in my transition to college.
DJ Name: The Dylan Escape Plan
Hometown: Maplewood, NJ
Favorite Bands: The Dillinger Escape Plan (obviously), Meshuggah, Atheist, Death, Gorguts, Obscura, Cattle Decapitation, Death Grips, Gojira, A Life Once Lost, The Faceless, The Black Dahlia Murder
Favorite WSOU Experience: Roadtripping up to Toronto with Katie, Yo Gabby Gabby, Erin, and Kayla to cover the Heavy TO festival. I've never felt more metal than I did while interviewing Joe from Gojira covered in mud. I also got a Hannukah card from a listener once, which ruled.
Hobbies: Cracking skulls on the rugby field, playing drums, listening to black metal while wearing a suit, watching hockey (Go Rangers!!!)
About Me: I love metal. I love radio. And man, do I love WSOU.


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*ESPN Baseball Insider Tim Kurkjian appeared on 106.7 "The Fan" in Washington D.C. and predicted Beltran will be traded to the Pirates. Kurkjian said, "If I had to guess, I think he'll go to the Pirates"
*According to Buster Olney, the Brewers are making calls about Beltran but might not have what it takes to acquire him.
*•Mets GM Sandy Alderson is currently narrowing the field of possible trade partners, according to Yahoo's Tim Brown. Since he's a 10/5 player, Beltran must approve any trade.
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1.) Jarvis Jones slipping to the Jets ?
As far as Mocks go, most people really don't pay them that much mind and for good reasons but for the most part they're a good indication of what teams NEED to do and what direction they should probably head towards, so they're not totally useless. I myself entertain them for time to time for more than one reason, one reason being if a mock has a top prospect falling further than we think said prospect should fall and that is the case with this particular mock……
This Mock has Georgia's DE/OLB Jarvis Jones, easily the best most dynamic pass rusher out of this year's group of pass rushers, falling to the Jets at 9, not impossible or improbable but probably not likely either but just to entertain the thought briefly; is Jones potential fall going to be based on the uncertainty of his medical condition? There's simply no denying Jones's ability to rush the passer and to play the LB position and there's no denying the fact that the Jets are in desperate need of an edge pass rusher. I know there have been mocks that have the Jets possibly going after a NT or DT in the 1st round but lets not kid ourselves here, the Jets are losing Calvin Pace and Bryan Thomas, their primary OLB/edge rushers and replacing them will be critical and a player like Jarvis Jones will definitely go a long way in not only replacing Pace/Thomas but probably and most likely providing infinitely more production in sacks than Pace and Thomas COMBINED over the past 3 seasons but as dynamic a pass rusher as Jones is, he does come with a risk. Jones suffers from a condition called Spinal Stenosis , an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal that may occur in any of the regions of the spine. This narrowing causes a restriction to the spinal canal, resulting in a neurological deficit. Now to be fair, Georgia Doctors cleared Jones to play and there's no doubt in my mind that they didn't reach that decision without much examining, research and discussion and there isn't any reason NOT to trust their decision to clear him but there SHOULD be some legitimate concern about his long-term durability due to this Spinal Stenosis condition, the same ailment that has caused some players like Marcus McNeill, Chris Samuels and Michael Irvin to retire earlier than they wanted to.
2.) Best way to handle the QB position for the Jets this year?
When discussing the Jets this offseason, many people will find themselves either avoiding the 8.25 million pound elephant in the room or simply trying to find a way to flush said 8.25 million pound elephant down the toilet and quite honestly, neither option will fix the issue. Simply put, Sanchez's $17 million dollar cap hit if cut all but seals his spot on the roster for the 2013 season. It also virtually guarantees that he'll get a legit chance to start and in fact I'd say the chances of Sanchez starting is probably better than 70%. This doesn't mean that the Jets need to head into this season as unprepared as they were this past season. The Jets watched as Sanchez and his erratic and inconsistent QB play brought the entire offense and in some cases the team down simply because they didn't have a viable and legit option backing up Sanchez. Certainly one of many reasons former Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum is the FORMER Jets GM. This CANNOT happen this season…..the Jets actually have to approach this "Sanchez" situation expecting him to FAIL (not rooting for him to FAIL) and need to be prepared for it but unfortunately because of the cap situation and the depth issues at key positions, the Jets have to approach this with minimal finances to spend at the QB position. That means trading for big cap hitting QBs like Matt Flynn or picking up soon-to-be FA QBs like Alex Smith may be out of the question considering their price tags. It also means they shouldn't sacrifice talent in their search for a backup in the Free Agent market because of their limited resources, meaning other FA options like Tavaris Jackson, Drew Stanton, Matt Moore, Jason Campbell and Seneca Wallace shouldn't be considered as serious and legit options to threaten Mark Sanchez for the starting job, they just shouldn't.
In my opinion the Jets should for CYA purposes, sign one of the aforementioned FA QBs (preferable Matt Moore) but they should undoubtedly be prepared to spend anywhere between a 2nd – 4th round pick on a QB in this April's draft and the 2 QBs I would love for the Jets to consider is FSU's EJ Manuel and/or Miami or Ohio's Zac Dysert. Manuel, the Senior Bowl MVP is a dual threat QB that has the intangibles and upside that is hard to ignore. Dysert on the other hand isn't a dual threat like Manuel but he's not lacking in the mobility department and knows a thing or two about QB-ing a West Coast offense, the offense the Jets will go with now that Marty Morninweg will be coordinating the offense. Both of these QBs are not only making competition in camp very interesting for Mark Sanchez but have the talent to come in and legitimately replace him if he starts throwing the football like he's point shaving again.
3.) Brandon Jenkins
The Jets have issues at more than a few key positions on both sides of the ball so as bad as they need a pass rusher, its certainly no guarantee that they will even go pass rusher or even defense in the first round. I like to assume that they won't go pass rusher as I'll just utilize the "anything can happen" mantra. If the Jets decided to not go pass rusher in the first round, I would like to throw a name in the Draft Board Hat that I would like to see the Jets go after in the mid/later rounds; FSU's Brandon Jenkins. Yes THAT Brandon Jenkins. The Brandon Jenkins that played only ONE snap this past season….. The 6'3 260 pound DE was THE premiere pass rusher in college football in 2010 as he emerged as one of the nation's best speed rusher at defensive end tallying 13.5 sacks and 21.5 tackles for a loss. His junior and senior years were not as productive as he and Florida State would have liked because of various injuries that cut his season short. Jenkins was looking to continue his dominance this past season but suffered a season ending foot injury that put an end to his FSU career. Despite the injury, Jenkins is still a formidable pass rusher and had it not been for the injury, he'd of been the TOP pass rusher coming into April's draft I have no doubts about that. Jenkins may or may not participate in the combine or workouts but even without doing so I believe that he's still worth taking a flier on from round 3 and on….


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This past weekend, me and friend and studiomate Jonathan Chan followed our hometown comic convention, Wonder Con, as it made the temporary (?) trip down to Anaheim for 2012. All in all, the trip was a success, for us and for Comic Con. Like usual, I was at chained to the table for most of the convention sketching like a madman, but since I was in SoCal, my cousin Charli decided to come out and I got to see a little bit more of the con floor than Jonathan did. Despite the crummy weather, we had a WONDERful time. Can't beat being right across the street from Disneyland, I mean, seriously.
I'll keep this one brief, so here are a few of the sketches I did:
|A quick one for a horror fan's sketchbook.
|One of three Harley Quinns I did at the show.
|The big one. This got me a good chunk of change and was fun to do as well.
I did do more, but wasn't as diligent with taking pictures as Jonathan was. I do wish I had that Marshal Law sketch I did. Oh well.
Oh, and...
|I think these two are stalking me. ;)
Thanks to Jenny & Chris for coming by for the second year in a row and getting me to draw them superfied once again. This one's gonna be epic. I just know it.


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An interesting question: Where's Pete Best? He'd probably wandered off somewhere because he never completely jelled with the others. Most likely he was with some beautiful girl below deck. Poor Pete!" - Mike McCartney, Remember


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Scientists in China at the Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine performed tests on the peels vs. the pulp to see what levels of specific antioxidants and vitamins were contained in each. Their findings were very interesting. Pomegranate peels yield more of the powerful antioxidants such as flavonoids, phenolics, and proanythocyanidins than what the pulp fruit) yields. Even the tests performed to test antioxidant activity showed that the peels of the pomegranate fruit had higher activity levels than the pulp. These findings are interesting in that the antioxidant activity in the peels was more successful in protecting LDL cholesterol against oxidation. Why is that important? Because oxidative stress can lead to heart disease and other medical conditions, high antioxidant activity can be one way to fight this state that is so harmful to the body. There isn't any hard evidence yet to quote, but it is thought that the peel of the pomegranate could be a powerful "tool" against heart disease and other limiting (and sometimes fatal) medical conditions. The Vitamin C level was pretty much equal between the pulp and the peel. Benefits of the Pomegranate Peel: * possibly effective against prostate cancer, diabetes, and lymphoma disease * possible benefit in dealing with breast cancer * possible to maintain correct blood pressure * possibly helpful in dealing with fertility problems * helps maintain a smooth healthy skin * possibly prevents premature aging * useful in fevers * can reduce the inflammation of arthritis, by slowing down the enzymes that break down cartilage * for dealing with coughs * can be added to smoothies and other food preparations, for it health benefits Other Interesting Uses for Pomegranate Peels Did you know? * The peels of pomegranate fruits are used to prepare some tooth powders and toothpastes * Dry peels of pomegranate are used in conjunction with ginger and Tulsi leaves to prepare a home remedy for coughing * Dried peels can be used in tea * Making an astringent gargle for sore throats. The peel powder is soaked in hot water, then when the water is lukewarm, gargle * Coughs – 8 parts dried peel powder and 1 part Himalayan salt. Add just enough water to make a paste. Make small pills from this paste. Suck the pills, l pill at a time, three times daily * Children with Cough – suck on the skin peel to relieve cough * Bad Breath – Take 4 grams peel powder with water, twice a day * Excessive Urination – 5 grams of peel powder with water, twice a day * Excessive Menstrual Bleeding – 1 tsp dried peel powder with room temperature water twice daily * Stop bleeding in any parts of the body – 1 tsp dried peel powder with water twice daily * Bleeding Piles – 8 grams peel powder with water, once in morning and evening for relief The peels of pomegranates were once considered to be the wasted part of this amazingly healthy fruit. However, as the research continues into the health benefits of pomegranate fruit, seeds, and now the peels, it is obvious that this ancient fruit of Biblical times could be beneficial in more ways than we could imagine at present. Preparing the pomegranate peel: * Take the peel and discard the inner white pith, which is bitter. * Then dry in the sun or in the dehydrator. * Grind in a seed grinder or with mortar and pestal till in powder form * Store in a labelled bottle (away from light, to preserve the antioxidants) Rind powder is excellent source of beta-carotene, potassium, phosphorous and calcium. The powder contains 16.5% polyphenols and 5.35% mineral matter. The pomegranate white (skin membrane) which is attached to the arils (red juicy seeds) is an ancient Indian treatment for colds. Save the white after peeling the fruit and nibble it or save it, dried for tea. Note: Pomegranate might interfere with certain medications in the same way that grapefruit juice does, so check with your health practitioner. Research continues as scientists look to the pomegranate fruit for further health benefits and uses. This little fruit is truly amazing, so check out the other health benefits a red, softball-sized fruit can offer you!


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We all remember in week one when the rookie Williams ran the wrong route that led to Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo throwing his first pick of the year. I know a lot of fans were furious when Williams fumbled the football when trying to extend his arms into the end zone against the Chargers. Terrible mistakes by a rookie, but he has since rebounded well after those mishaps. Romo has been quoted as saying he hasn't seen a rookie grow as much as he did in 6-months. Cole Beasley has also blossomed into a reliable pass-catcher when Romo needs him the most, using his small size as an advantage. But, we also see the problems when throwing to a small player, leading to tipped passes and picks.
My point with all this is to realize that the other options on this team are still learning and developing and will make more mistakes as they are young players. When they do, you need a player like Austin ready to go and take over a game for you when they aren't able too. Benching him for most of the year isn't going to help the team or Austin. Play him every week like a starter and let him help this team in any way he can.
There will be a time this season when Williams, Beasley, and even Harris will not step up to the plate and can't deliver those big time performances, especially in the playoffs. Austin, when healthy and focused, can be that veteran that you can count on. Then when the season finally ends, cut him and finally be rid of his bloated contract.
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When you have coronary artery disease, it is very important to exercise regularly. If you aren't already active, your doctor may want you to begin an exercise program. Ask your doctor about taking part in a cardiac rehab program. Rehab can help you be more active and make lifestyle changes that can lead to a stronger heart and better health.
Even if you can only do a small amount of exercise, it is better than not doing any exercise at all.
- Talk to your doctor before beginning an exercise program. Your doctor may do an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) and possibly an exercise stress test to assess how much activity your heart can safely handle.
- After you start exercising, stop your activity immediately if you experience chest pain, feel faint or lightheaded, or become extremely out of breath.
- Start an exercise program, such as walking, cycling, or jogging. Try to do moderate activity on most, preferably all, days of the week. Aim for a goal to exercise for at least 2½ hours a week.
- Exercise can help lower the chance of a heart attack.
- A complete exercise program consists of aerobic exercise, strength training, and stretching.
- Set goals you can reach. If you expect too much, you are likely to become discouraged and stop exercising.
What do I need to know about exercise and coronary artery disease?
Why do I need a regular exercise program?
How can I get started on an exercise program?
Where to go from here
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2008). 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (ODPHP Publication No. U0036). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. Available online: http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/guidelines/default.aspx.
Haskell WL, et al. (2007). Physical activity and public health: Updated recommendation for adults from the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association. Circulation, 116(9): 1081–1093.
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Piqué Called Off Side, Hinkle Climbing
On a board of and roughly 12,000 in the pot, Blair Hinkle checked and Gerard Piqué bet out 5,500. Hinkle check-called as the landed on the river and both players checked.
Shak Shakes Hinkle
Dan Shak just busted Blair Hinkle when Shak's made a pair of kings on a board of to best Hinkle's . The two had been in a few reraising confrontations that led to the two getting it all in there, Shak said.
Petersen Gets a Double
Blair Hinkle opened for 6,000 under the gun, and Mickey Petersen potted for nearly all of his stack. When action folded back to Hinkle, he went ahead and put Petersen at risk.
Ausmus Survives
Jeremy Ausmus and Blair Hinkle got it all in preflop from the blinds with Ausmus at risk for 9,900. Ausmus' turned a pair of queens to ensure his survival against Hinkle's .
Hinkle Crippled by Stern; Eliminated by Grappo
We saw Blair Hinkle putting on his backpack and exiting the tournament area, which is a sure sign of elimination. Sure enough a quick check with his former table revealed that he had been crippled when his lost to Dani Stern's .
Welcome to Day 1b of Mid-States Poker Tour Meskwaki Casino
After a record field filled the room on Day 1a of Mid-States Poker Tour Meskwaki Casino, we're set to fire up Day 1b with an eye towards possibly hitting 400 entrants, which would top the guaranteed prize pool by a cool $100,000.
Hinkle Clawing Back
Blair Hinkle pushed all in for 12,200 from middle position, and action folded to Dustin Dirksen, who called in the big blind. Dirksen: Hinkle: Hinkle found help immediately on the flop, and he got two pair on the turn.
Carpenter Cripples Hinkle
Blair Hinkle and Cash Carpenter got all in before the flop, with Hinkle covering Carpenter's 43,100. Carpenter: Hinkle: Hinkle was dead on the turn when the community came , and he was left with just 2,500.
Unlucky 13
Three very tough players have drawn three very unfortunate seats: Kou Vang ($589,493 in live cashes), Blair Hinkle ($3,515,803), and Mark Sandness ($363,322) are all seated next to each other at Table 13.
Hinkle Rivers Flush
The player in the small blind bet 3,125 on a board of , and Blair Hinkle raised to 6,500 from the button. The small blind expressed doubt that Hinkle would call the turn with ace-jack, and he announced a call. Hinkle tabled for a flush.
Blair Hinkle Wins the $10 Million Guarantee Championship Event
The Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open $10 Million Guarantee Championship Event came to a close on Wednesday, and the winner was professional Blair Hinkle. With the win, Hinkle now has over $3.5 million in career tournament earnings.
Bonomo and Hinkle Battling for Over Four Hours
Roughly three and a half hours into the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open $10 Million Guarantee Championship Event, on the 58th hand, Mukul Pahuja was eliminated in third place, earnings $872,625.
Hinkle and Bonomo Lead Final Table
The fifth and final day of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open $10 Million Championship Guarantee is set to begin shortly, and leading the six-handed final table is Blair Hinkle. Hinkle bagged 22.
Hinkle Done
Blair Hinkle got the majority of his chips in before the flop, and dropped his last few thousand in after the hit the board. His opponent called. Hinkle: Opponent: Hinkle found no salvation on the turn and river.
Hinkle Runs into a Set
We caught up with Blair Hinkle in a hand where he had position on an opponent on a board of . Hinkle's opponent check-called a bet, and the players saw the fall on the river. Hinkle's opponent again checked, and Hinkle began thinking.
Hinkle Calls Down for Value
Blair Hinkle opened for a raise from middle position and found two callers from late position and another in the blinds. A relatively dry flop of hit the felt, and Hinkle checked to the cutoff, who bet 2,500.
Hinkle Finds Naught but Bricks
We found Blair Hinkle involved in a raising war postflop. His opponent had fired 1,300 on the flop, and Hinkle made it 2,600 on the button.
Bonnecaze Survives, Then Doubles
Hand #129- Blair Hinkle raised to 45,000, and Paul Lieu moved all in over the top. It got back around to Hinkle, and he smiled before open folding , giving the pot to Lieu.
Hinkle Doubles Through Bonnecaze
Hand #128- Blair Hinkle moved all in, and Louis Bonnecaze called. Hinkle: Bonnecaze: The two players were virtually identical in chips, and the board ran down , giving Hinkle the double up.
Lieu Takes Two From Hinkle
Hand #118- Blair Hinkle raised to 35,000, and Paul Lieu called for a heads up flop of . Hinkle fired out 45,000, and Lieu tagged along to see the hit the turn. This time, Hinkle's bet was 75,000, and Lieu called again.


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What a beautiful sunny Sunday here in the NE! I can hear the birds singing so magically.During a meeting with a colleague, I was asked about the milestones I was developing for the business I am about to give "birth" to. Although I had not thought about securing graphic and web pros, atty, cpa, ins agt, bus bank acct, as milestones, the colleague`s inquiry provoked thought. So, now I am in the process of setting attainable milestones for my business and would appreciate you sharing yours.Here it goes:Locate, develop, and retain superior relationships with clients, for- & N-F-P orgs, and vendorsAdd commercial property Give back to the community through sponsorship and volunteerismMake the business` brand identifiable beyond its immediate areaThat is what I have for now. It is an ongoing process. How about you?
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TGIF, All!Surely we have all read the commentary posted within the SuN community on creating a successful eBay business and have (and continue to) appreciated the generosity of Brandi Ramos and Inflatable Madness` Kevin Harmon contribution(s).I came across the following article in my "news briefing" activity regarding secrets to eBay success that you might enjoy.Have a safe and wonderful weekend
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The definition of my business is defined as a dream coming to life with the potential to succeed through hard work and vision. It is defined this way because this is exactly what came to mind upon reading your post. However, I do not and will not look at this venture as "small" because I`m just starting out or have little to no overhead.My aspiration is to be a successful business first. Any growth in operation as a result of paying my dues, etc. is welcome, but is not the focus. Meaning, I am not in this to take over the world overnight, so a slow start works for me. Rather, I have a sincere love and passion for celebrating life and that is driving me to have BIG dreams and BIG energies to bring those dreams to fruition. Condemnation becomes reality if one ignores or does not seek and implement versatility/change/flexibility/diversity, etc. Business size neither defines or nor condemns one`s vision.Just me 2 cents
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"I make more money making movies...[game developers] are people who actually have passion for what they're doing. I'd choose that over money."- Swedish filmmaker and Brothers director Josef Fares explains why he prefers to make games.
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This is very cool to hear. Beyond those core emotions of fear and excitement, "Brothers" provided me with a few rare moments of emotional epiphany, which is very impressive in a game with no dialogue and minimal cut-scenes. Can't wait to see what comes next from, hopefully, another Starbreeze and Josef Fares pairing.
|R. Hunter Gough
Awesome news! Brothers and Papo & Yo (and Gone Home) are definitely the most emotionally powerful games I've ever played, and I can't wait for more from these devs!


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When "Blood, Sweat & Heels" star Demetria Lucas said she was "sometimes disappointed in how we behaved," last night's episode showed me what she meant.
When "Blood, Sweat & Heels" star Demetria Lucas said she was "sometimes disappointed in how we behaved," last night's episode showed me what she meant.
What happens when you get Ice Cube and Kevin Hart together with XFINITY? Laughs.
If you've been watching Bravo's "Blood, Sweat & Heels," then you already know author and relationship blogger Demetria Lucas doesn't mince her words. So far, we've seen Lucas, dubbed "the Black Carrie Bradshaw," call out her five co-stars for antiquated views on women's leadership and the general belief that all men are "cheaters."
A pal and I were discussing the popularity of Bravo's new show, "Blood, Sweat & Heels," and how despite what seemed like low-to-average promotion, the show became the network's highest-rated premiere ever.
Happy 2014! I know it's been a while, and like the show's we all love, I took a winter hiatus from my column. It's all good because now there's plenty to talk about, especially in TV news.
Drama, high heels and career-minded women made Sunday night extra special for Bravo and the ladies of "Blood, Sweat & Heels." The reality show debuted with 2.5 million viewers–the highest-rated series premiere in the network's history.
I liken black people and reality TV to that famous quote from "Forrest Gump" about life being like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're gonna get.
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Pica (pron.: /ˈpaɪkə/ PY-kə) is characterized by an appetite for substances largely non-nutritive, such as clay, chalk, dirt, or sand.[1] For these actions to be considered pica, they must persist for more than one month at an age where eating such objects is considered developmentally inappropriate. There are different variations of pica, as it can be from a cultural tradition, acquired taste or a neurological mechanism such as an iron deficiency, or chemical imbalance. It can lead to intoxication in children which can result in an impairment in both physical and mental development.[2] In addition, it can also lead to surgical emergencies due to an intestinal obstruction as well as more subtle symptoms such as nutritional deficiencies and parasitosis.[2] Pica has been linked to mental disorders and they often have psychotic comorbidity. Stressors such as maternal deprivation, family issues, parental neglect, pregnancy, poverty, and a disorganized family structure are strongly linked to pica.[citation needed]
Pica is more commonly seen in women and children,[3] where it affects people of all ages in these subgroups. Particularly it is seen in pregnant women, small children, and those with developmental disabilities such as autism. Children eating painted plaster containing lead may suffer brain damage from lead poisoning. There is a similar risk from eating dirt near roads that existed prior to the phaseout of tetraethyllead in petrol (in some countries) or prior to the cessation of the use of contaminated oil (either used or containing toxic PCBs or dioxin) to settle dust. In addition to poisoning, there is also a much greater risk of gastro-intestinal obstruction or tearing in the stomach.[4][unreliable medical source?] Another risk of dirt-eating is the ingestion of animal feces and accompanying parasites. Pica can also be found in other animals and is most commonly found in dogs.[citation needed]
Pica is the eating of substances with no significant nutritive value such as earth or ice.[1] Subtypes are characterized by the substance eaten for example:
This pattern of eating should last at least one month to fit the diagnosis of pica.[7]
Complications may occur due to the substance consumed. For example lead poisoning may result from the ingestion of paint or paint-soaked plaster, hairballs may cause intestinal obstruction and Toxoplasma or Toxocara infections may follow ingestion of feces or dirt.[8]
There is no single test that confirms pica. However, because pica can occur in people who have lower than normal nutrient levels and poor nutrition (malnutrition), the health care provider should test blood levels of iron and zinc. Hemoglobin can also be checked to test for anemia. Lead levels should always be checked in children who may have eaten paint or objects covered in lead-paint dust. The health care provider should test for infection if the person has been eating contaminated soil or animal waste.[7]
In individuals with autism, schizophrenia, and certain physical disorders (such as Kleine-Levin syndrome), nonnutritive substances may be eaten. In such instances, Pica should not be noted as an additional diagnosis.[8]
The scant research that has been done on the causes of pica suggests that the disorder is a specific appetite caused by mineral deficiency in many cases, such as iron deficiency, which sometimes is a result of celiac disease[3] or hookworm infection.[10] Often the substance eaten by someone with pica contains the mineral in which that individual is deficient.[11] More recently, cases of pica have been tied to the obsessive–compulsive spectrum, and there is a move to consider OCD in the etiology of pica.[12] However, pica is currently recognized as a mental disorder by the widely used Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV). Sensory, physiological, cultural and psychosocial perspectives have also been used by some to explain the causation of pica.
It has been proposed that mental-health conditions, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and schizophrenia, can sometimes cause pica.[13]
However, pica can also be a cultural practice not associated with a deficiency or disorder. Ingestion of kaolin (white dirt) among African-American women in the US state of Georgia shows the practice there to be a DSM-IV "culture-bound syndrome" and "not selectively associated with other psychopathology".[14] Similar kaolin ingestion is also widespread in parts of Africa.[15] Such practices may stem from health benefits such as the ability of clay to absorb plant toxins and protect against toxic alkaloids and tannic acids.[16]
Treatment for pica may vary by patient and suspected cause (e.g., child, developmentally disabled, pregnant or psychotic) and may emphasize psychosocial, environmental and family-guidance approaches, (iron deficiency) may be treatable though iron supplement through dietary changes. An initial approach often involves screening for and, if necessary, treating any mineral deficiencies or other comorbid conditions.[3] For pica that appears to be of psychotic etiology, therapy and medication such as SSRIs have been used successfully.[17] However, previous reports have cautioned against the use of medication until all non-psychotic etiologies have been ruled out.[18]
Looking back at the different causes of Pica related to assessment, the clinician will try to develop a treatment. First, there is Pica as a result of social attention. A strategy might be used of ignoring the person's behavior or giving them the least possible attention. If their Pica is a result of obtaining a favorite item, a strategy may be used where the person is able to receive the item or activity without eating inedible items. The individual's communication skills should increase so that they can relate what they want to another person without engaging in this behavior. If Pica is a way for a person to escape an activity or situation, the reason why the person wants to escape the activity should be examined and the person should be moved to a new situation. If Pica is motivated by sensory feedback, an alternative method of feeling that sensation should be provided. Other non-medication techniques might include other ways for oral stimulation such as gum. Foods such as popcorn have also been found helpful. These things can be placed in a "Pica Box" which should be easily accessible to the individual when they feel like engaging in Pica.[2]
Behavior-based treatment options can be useful for developmentally disabled and mentally ill individuals with pica. These may involve using positive reinforcement normal behavior. Many use aversion therapy, where the patient learns through positive reinforcement which foods are good and which ones they should not eat. Often treatment is similar to the treatment of obsessive compulsive or addictive disorders (such as exposure therapy). In some cases treatment is as simple as addressing the fact they have this disorder and why they may have it. A recent study classified nine such classes of behavioral intervention: Success with treatment is generally high and generally fades with age, but it varies depending on the cause of the disorder. Developmental causes tend to have a lower success rate. Pregnancy craving causes tend to have higher success rates.[19]
Treatment techniques include:[2]
The prevalence of pica is difficult to establish because of differences in definition and the reluctance of patients to admit to abnormal cravings and ingestion.[2] Thusly leading to the prevalence recordings of pica being in the range of 8% and 65% depending on the study.[1] A study published in 1994 found that 8.1% of pregnant African-American women in the United States self-reported pagophagia, the ingestion of large quantities of ice and freezer frost.[20] A study conducted in 1991 found a prevalence of pica in 8.8% of pregnant women in Saudi Arabia.[21] Rates of pica among pregnant women in developing countries, however, can be much higher, with estimates of 63.7%[22] and 74.0%[23] reported for two different African populations. This is due to different cultural norms as well as greater levels of malnutrition. Two studies of mentally retarded adults living in institutions found that 21.8%[24] and 25.8%[25] of these groups suffered from pica. Prevalence rates for children with and without developmental disabilities are unknown.
The term pica originates from the Latin word for magpie, a bird that is reputed because of their unusual eating behaviors where they are known to eat almost anything.[26] In 13th century Latin work, pica was referenced by the Greeks and Romans; however, it was not addressed in medical texts until 1563.[3] In the southern United States in the 1800s, geophagia was a common practice among the slave population.[3] Geophagia is a form of pica in which the person consumes earthly substances such as clay, and is particularly prevalent to augment a mineral-deficient diet.[27] Research on eating disorders in the 16th century to the 20th century suggests that during that time in history, pica was regarded more as a symptom of other disorders rather than its own specific disorder. Even today, what can be classified as pica behavior is a normative practice in some cultures as part of magical beliefs, healing methods, or religious ceremonies.[3]
Unlike in humans, pica in dogs or cats may be a sign of immune-mediated hemolytic anemia, especially when it involves eating substances such as tile grout, concrete dust and sand. Dogs exhibiting this form of pica should be tested for anemia with a CBC or at least hematocrit levels.[28][29] However since it may be an evolved natural mechanism to increase micronutrient levels this type of geophagia may not be accurately described as pica since it is not actually a diseased behaviour.


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From both scientific evidence and our everyday experience of conversation, it is well known that humans use visual facial features to improve their comprehension of words. However when a person suffers hearing impairment and a forced to use hearing aids, this visual advantage is often negated because of inefficient amplification, which creates conflicting acoustic signals. We are aiming to remove these inefficiencies by emulating the visual system and employing the visual information to create a more efficient hearing aid.
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The Onion, a news satire organization, posted an article on Tuesday poking fun at former Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe and his editorial penmanship.
Kluwe, by the way, was released from the Vikings on Monday.
The outspoken Kluwe, well known for his sense of humor, responded to the Onion via Twitter and created his own satire from a series of tweets.
"Hey @OnionSports," Kluwe tweeted. "You know I'm perfectly capable of writing biting satire about myself, right? All you have to do is ask :p"
"OK, @OnionSports. Here's how it should have gone. Wall o' text incoming. Also, naughty words. #braceyourselves"
We pieced it together for you:
A day after being cut by the Minnesota Vikings, former punter Chris Kluwe penned an impassioned online screed chastising the entire state of Minnesota for not caring a single whit about his histrionic outbursts on basically anything he felt would make him somewhat relevant in the modern news cycle.
"How dare you snot-felching turkeyshits ignore my desperate cries for attention," Kluwe wrote, while smashing together multiple run on sentences about the plight of the not at all endangered American prairie dog. "I swear to raptor Jesus, if my name isn't somewhere in the media or on the front page of Reddit in three fucking seconds, I'm going to light your mother's nipple hairs on fire with her own explosive flatulence."
Kluwe then went on another four page rant about the dangers of poorly maintained water heaters, using such ludicrous phrases like "Satan's vomiting crotchsphincter," and "turgid camel cocks," interspersed with punting stats that not one single person gives a solitary fuck about, and frankly, wishes didn't exist.
When asked for comment, multiple people who claimed they knew Chris Kluwe said, "Isn't he that whiny dude with the stupid hair?" and, "What the fuck is a punter?" Kluwe's mother reached out to the Onion and told them her son had died of dysentery twenty five years ago, and whoever claiming to be him now was undoubtedly "some turdgobbling famewhore."
We'll miss you, Kluwe.
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The Hercules Gamesound Fortissimo II
Sound, Small Price...
April 17, 2002
installation manual was surprisingly well written
and included a number of helpful tips for new and
old users alike. The only thing missing was a
section for Windows XP and there were no XP
drivers included on the CD either.
Installation of the card was uneventful and
although at first I didnt think I would like
having the extra cables emanating from the back of
my PC, the fact that they were not only
color-coded but actually labeled (!) made
connecting devices a snap.
Windows XP started up without a hitch, and in fact
I did not even see a mention of new hardware being
found. Checking the Device Manager, I saw an item
under Sound, video, and game controllers titled
unsupported customized Crystal Sound Fusion Audio
device. Since the provided CD did not have
Windows XP drivers, I checked Hercules website
(http://us.hercules.com) and downloaded the
Version 1.5 drivers found there. Installation of
the drivers required a restart of the system,
after which the Found New Hardware wizard came up.
We chose to find the drivers automatically (the
recommended solution) and although they were
found, we were informed that they had not passed
WinXP compatibility testing.
Undaunted, we continued anyway, and followed the
same procedures to install the Fortissimo II WDM
interface and game port. Finally done with the
drivers, we restarted the system and were rewarded
with the first few dulcet tones of Windows XP
starting up.
Popping the installation CD into the drive, I was
offered a slew of programs to install to enhance
my experience with the Fortissimo II.
quick rundown of what you get:
XG Player An application used to playback
multimedia files.
Station Multi-function graphical stereo
interface with mixing panel.
Commander 2 SE Voice control for games and
Xpress Sonic Foundrys loop-based multi-track
music creation tool.
Hercules SE All-in-one studio software.
MUSICMATCH Jukebox CD ripper and MP3 encoder.
Jukebox Xpress Music management and playback
Karaoke Lite Full feature Karaoke player + 10
PowerDVD 3.0 Arguably one of the best software
DVD players.
Located in the system tray, I found a bat flying
next to a Roman numeral II. Interesting.
Right-clicking on the bat allows to you to start
up any of these programs as well as change the
Fortissimo II properties, although simply left
clicking performs the same action. I was presented
with five separate screens: Main, Mixer, EQ, Midi,
and the always curious Other.
Main screen allows you to set the master volume
setting, as well as test your speaker setup. I
used the sound rotation test, and appreciated the
ability to change the individual volume settings
for each speaker as a drumset rolled around my
The Mixer is straightforward, nothing new here.
You can also choose the level for each of the
input types.
Next comes the EQ, or Equalizer. Instead of the
simplistic toggles for raising or lowering just
the Bass of Treble, audiophiles can choose presets
listed at the bottom of the screen, or customize
the output as they see fit. On the MIDI
page, you can choose the synth bank, and how
many Hardware or Software notes.
And lastly, is the "Other" section, there are
boxes to enable or disable Sensaura 3D,
DirectSound 3D, DirectSound 2D, a checkbox to
Enable Stereo Expansion, which is good for users
with only 2 speakers, and modifications for the
digital output.
Not sure of exactly what any setting does? No problem. Click on the
question mark at the top to find another
surprisingly concise and helpful help page for
each screen.
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"Ladies in the business not yet signed to televised wrestling, i you're trying to get a job, burying talent that is already on television is the kiss of death."
- Velvet Sky issuing a vague warning on Twitter
There's rumors that a picture of Velvet Sky and Angelina Love kissing have been floating around the internet for quite some time now, but in actuality, such a picture does not exist at the time. People are confused by a picture of Velvet and Madison Rayne attempting to kiss while Angelina stops them.
While many within WWE, including JBL, are pushing for him to be called up to the main roster soon, management currently does not have any plans of bringing Adrian Neville up from the developmental program just yet. The plan is to keep him in NXT until at least Wrestlemania.
"Adrian Neville. Not a doubt in my mind. I think he's just phenomenal. I don't know about his promo skills as I haven't seen them as much, but he's a guy who could go out there and perform on any card, anywhere in the world and be a help to that card. I would love to see him up in the WWE. He'll be there I just don't know the time frame."


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Thai Style Chicken Ginger Stir Fry Recipe
When you combine oriental Chinese food, the flavors of Malaysia, the sauciness of Indian cooking and aromatic spices of Arabia - you end up with Thai food. Thais use lots of fresh vegetables, chilies and spices along with small portions of meats, seafood and poultry in their dishes.
This Thai Style Chicken Ginger Stir Fry recipe is very easy to make and is ready in 30 minutes. You don't need a big fancy wok to stir fry, a large skillet will work just fine. As there is a little chopping involved in this recipe, it's wise to prepare all of your ingredients as listed in the recipe ahead of time before you start to cook. This way, the process of stir frying will go smoothly.
Any recipe you make is always open to interpretation, so feel free to experiment by adding chilies or substitute ingredients as you wish. Any type of mushroom, for example, will work well in this recipe as would a green bell pepper instead of red. This recipe serves 4 people very well. Enjoy!
2 large boneless chicken breasts, cut into bite sized pieces
Kosher salt and ground black pepper
3 tbsp. olive oil
1 large sweet onion, diced
1 large red bell pepper, diced
3 green onions (scallions)
3 cups Asian mushrooms, sliced
2 tbsp. gingerroot, sliced into thin matchsticks
1 small can bamboo shoots
4 tbsps. Oyster sauce
3 tbsps. Fish sauce
2 cups chicken stock
1 tbsp. cornstarch and water (optional)
Chopped cilantro for garnish
1. Brown the chicken in a frying pan over high heat. You will have to wait for the steam to evaporate for a while and it will then begin to brown. Set aside.
2. In the same pan, still over a high heat, add the olive oil and the next 5 ingredients. Stir fry until the bell peppers and onions begin to soften, then add the bamboo shoots, chicken, oyster and fish sauces. Combine well and continue to stir fry for 2 more minutes. Add the chicken stock and stir in. Cook for 5 minutes more.
If you wish to have a thicker sauce add the cornstarch slurry and bring to a boil and cook for 1 minute more. Add more chicken stock if you want this dish to be saucier. Taste and adjust the flavor with more oyster or fish sauce as you like if necessary. Serve over rice and garnish with cilantro.
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Can you learn to tolerate certain foods?
Help! I can't eat any raw vegetables at all without g.i. distress. Is there anything I can do to "retrain" my body to tolerate them? Low carb life without salad is no fun! (Probiotics don't seem to help.)
Does the amount that you eat of raw veggies matter in terms of your symptoms? If more is worse than less, I'd suggest building up slowly over a week or so.
If that doesn't work, then try to widen your repetoire for sauteed, roasted, and stir fried veggies.
try cooking them a little less at first and see how that works for you.
Personally, I have no problem with most veggies, but that doesn't hold true
for bell peppers....BOOM!!! If I eat them raw in a salad or a dip they go off
like little hand grenades in my stomach ... LOL, but cooked they are no problem.
You may want to read up on the GAPS diet. It is for people with 'leaky gut' which may be your problem.
I have also read that total abstinence for a period of time and then a slow reintroduction may work. Not sure what the period of time is.
I have had this problem twice when going back to low carb. I would say avoid the common 'problem' veggies, cabbage, broccoli family, etc. Start with SMALL amounts. I started with 1/2 cup romaine lettuce or two celery sticks twice a day. Supplement with another type of fiber, psyllium or ground flax was mine. Keep up the probiotics. It can take time for your digestive system to adjust and for the bacteria (which most likely is causing your issues) to balance out.
Start small w the least irritating.
Do you take digestive enzymes?
Probiotics help a little further along the digestive tract, but digestive enzymes help as you are eating. I even take them an hour or two after a meal if I feel like I'm digesting my meal too slowly.
I also have trouble with too many raw veggies. Lettuce doesn't bother me too much, but I can't eat cucumbers or raw broccoli/cabbage/cauliflower. If you're packing or making your own salads, try lightly steamed veggies. Steamed broccoli & green beans taste really good with salad dressing or dip!
By the way, when you eat salad or raw veggies, do you usually eat a combination, or one at a time? The reason I ask is because it took me many years to figure out that I can't eat cucumbers. Just one slice of cucumber will make me feel bad for several hours...and even the most boring iceberg lettuce salad at a restaurants will have ONE wedge of tomato and ONE slice of cucumber!!! :laugh: Maybe there is one veggie that is bothering you more than others.
I still have problems with certain veggies. Broccoli, cucumbers, green pepper and cauliflower. I take digestive enzymes and a probiotic. I love these veggies and only eat cauliflower and cabbage at home because I like them very much but they do cause gi issues and bloating. I don't know that the issue will ever go away but it may be a hair more tolerable since low carbing. I could not look at these veggies before lc or i would get so sick ...I'd get bloated and pray to vomit or something else. (trying to be discrete)
two things affect the digestibility of vegetables: cooking and CHEWING. chewing food super well till it's really liquid is almost the same as cooking it, in terms of breaking down the cell walls which are probably what's causing your difficulty. try the 100 chews method for awhile? just chew each bite till it disappears basically. good luck.
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In a recent conversation with CSNPhilly's Jim Salisbury, Phillies' director of player development Joe Jordan definitely didn't make any depressingly obvious statements, exposing the team's recent philosophy about minor league pitching.
The importance of throwing strikes will be hammered home from Day 1 of spring training 2014 and it will continue into the season.
And it won't just be hollow talk, Jordan said. Pitchers will have to meet certain requirements for throwing strikes, command their fastballs and pitching aggressively. If they don't meet those standards, they will not move up the minor-league chain.
Aside from the fact that it appears they are still treating walks as an issue defensively but refusing to acknowledge the glaring lack of them in their own offense, this is explains a lot.
If throwing strikes isn't a requirement to be promoted – (and all three of the "certain requirements" above mean just that) what exactly are the qualities of a promoted pitcher? What has "development" in a pitcher looked like in recent seasons other than a more effective ability to throw their pitches? If a player doesn't to develop their control in the earlier, skill-developing levels, then when will they do it?
This past season, Mauricio Robles had showy ERAs in AA and AAA, 2.77 and 1.42 over 66 total IP, and made it to the majors despite BB/9's of 4.5 and 7.3, respectively.
Phillippe Aumont didn't even have the ERA taken care of when promoted to AA after his trade from Seattle in 2010, with an ERA of 4.48 and 5.2 BB/9. Those numbers didn't get better against harder competition (shockingly), increasing to 7.43 and 6.9, respectively. Its an issue he never has overcome, resulting in a 9.6BB/9(!) after his demotion to AAA in 2013.
Hopefully, this year they're serious, but there's only so much you can do with mostly the same group of "stuff"-centric pitchers.
But hey, at least we don't have any issues with walks OFFENSIVELY, right?


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Educause Security Discussion
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Hi Valdis,
You are correct, there is no such thing as a 'perfectly' secure system and
eventually, (here comes that ROI that Jim mentioned...) the return does not
match the cost.
As well, there has been a lot of FUD going around about security.
Unfortunately, in my haste, I have added to the FUD with 'perfect' security!
As to the level of security needed... um, does that mean I have to take my
home computer down a few levels from the top level DoD specifications as
outlined by NIST? Man, all that work... ;o)
(In all, very valid points!)
Dan Johnson
IS Comprehensive Services Senior
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
PO Box 469
Mellencamp Hall, Room B60
Milwaukee, WI 53201
"The stupid neither forgive nor forget; the naive forgive and forget; the
wise forgive but do not forget."
Thomas Szasz, The Second Sin (1973) "Personal Conduct"
-----Original Message-----
From: Valdis Kletnieks [mailto:Valdis.Kletnieks () VT EDU]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 1:43 PM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: Re: [SECURITY] Pre Production System Accreditation
On Wed, 05 Sep 2007 12:35:14 CDT, Dan Johnson said:
Instead of adding more to the long message that this has become... the
axiom provided is completely true. As security professionals, we all
need to strive for the perfection of secure systems.
Erm. No. We don't want a perfectly secure system. We want an
*appropriately* secure system. At some point, the costs of better security
outweigh the benefits.
And the sysadmins actually realize it at a gut level, even if they can't
spell it out - that's why they tend to say "here comes the security geek
with a bunch of silly rules and dumb restrictions". Because quite often,
they *know* that some of the requirements don't make much difference in
*real* security.
Of course, deciding what a "sufficiently high" level of security should be
for a given system is a whole *different* can of worms.. ;)
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