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The Big 33 has been staged annually since 1957 and featured many players who would reach the National Football League. For the past 14 years, it has matched players from Pennsylvania against players from Ohio. This year, it returns to a matchup of Pennsylvania vs. Maryland.
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Avalon running back Rachid Ibrahim (committed to the University of Pittsburgh)
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Wise defensive lineman Jai Franklin (Old Dominion University)
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Eight Our Lady of Good Counsel High School players — Kendall Fuller, Dorian O'Daniel, Kirk Garner, Reggie McGee, Darien Carr, Marcel Ngachie, C.J. Jones and Brendan Marshall — were nominated for the game, but none tried out, according to Good Counsel coach Bob Milloy.
Milloy said he thinks Fuller and O'Daniel would have made the team, but after playing in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, they decided to focus on college.
"When the top two decided they weren't going to do it, they all did," Milloy said. "I was disappointed."
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Select-fire weapons should be allowed.
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The current assault weapon bans that are being pushed are nothing but a feel good attempt for the liberals to start defeating the constitution.
And once again the fed does not have jurisdiction over guns.
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pro tool has a good notcher also. I have the racer model and it works great. Harbour freight also has one cheap. I also had one it works good, but I have a thing for good quality tool, thats why I went with the protools. You could also check these sites. Hope this helps.
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First off, please do not judge me based off of this title. Of course I know "drugs are bad". I do not do drugs. However I do drink about 3 times a month and I smoke. I'm a 22 year old college student and I am going through the what I guess you could say "experimental phase". I tried shrooms for the 1st time this past weekend. There were no negative side effects. I have grand mal seizures and have had them for 10years now. I ammo not plan to do them again but I was considering trying LSD one time as well. I've been looking up whether or not it is safe or not for people with epilepsy and what I have found has been mixed. Some say it's safe and others say it is not. I expected for people to say it wasn't because...well it's a drug after all. I am curious as to if anyone has tried this before? Again, if you just have criticism to give, please refrain. I thought about asking my neuro but I have a feeling she will just lecture me. Feedback please?
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
OMG! Aren't seizures enough of a trip? I was so doped up with Dilantin as a teen that I didn't have any (physical) tolerence or interest in recreational drugs!
Phylis Feiner Johnson
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Yeah, you know what else is natural?
Hemlock. Sharks. Tsunamis. Uranium.
"Natural" has nothing to do with it.
And in answer to the main question, I have no idea, but I'd like to know what happens if you try it. I've only ever been drunk with my epilepsy.
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
No You're just an idiot who's brain washed. You have no evidence eaither way to prove weather this person should do something or not. IF the television told you not to eat bananas because they can cause arthriotious and no one knew until now You'd believe it...
When people post these they want peope who have done it. NOT people who hang out work watch tv or w.e they want people who KNOW something about it not people who have been TOLD something about it. You're ignorent to not realize that
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Hey Octo
You need not come down on someone for posting what they believe or have gone thru.
Now for your information I am from the generation that started LSD. I also had friends that used it. It is just too bad that you were not around to watch your friends get burried after taking LSD or over dosing on it or other drugs. Now don't get me wrong U have used MJ but I also watched where it came from and the people who got it so I knew hwat it was that they or we had. If I heard it was dusted I would not use it because I was not going to take a chance of what it was dusted with. I had too many friends die by not usine common sense. I also wanted to live my live and help others. I will post my answer to this persons post but I also wanted you to knw I did not appreciate what your post does to the person that just answered the post.
SO Electo don'r be posting in here unless you have epilepsy and want to HELP answer the posters question. If a person has a more conservative view they could have been rised that way .I was and have been more conservative but does that mean I have no liberal views?
Unless you have walked in our shoes do not go where we have been. You see I have been living and dealing with epilepsy probably longer then you have been alive
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Interesting question. Before I was diagnosed I had many hallucinations on a very regular basis due to my epilepsy being uncontrolled. So, hallucinogenics interested me a great deal. I actually wrote my uni dissertation on the effects of hallucinogenics on the brain. I experimented with just about every hallucinogen I could get my hands on, legal and illegal (I must retrospect condemn use of illegal drugs as it could get you into a lot of trouble - it is also inadvisable to use any drug in conjunction with prescribed medication without consulting your doctor.) I did not notice any discernible effects upon my organic hallucinations or other epileptic symptoms from the use of chemical hallucinogens. The use of a hypnogocic device however sent me into a seizure. There are very few research papers upon the use of hallucinogens by epileptics, so it is impossible to say whether or not it is safe. Any professional would counsel you to err on the side of caution and to abstain from drug experimentation. If you decide to use hallucinogens again ensure you have adults around you NOT using any drugs or alcohol who can quickly respond to any medical or other emergency problems. People with anxiety, depression or any other mental illnesses should NEVER use hallucinogens without a medical personal present in a controlled and stable environment. I repeat my earlier comment; it is inadvisable to use any drug in conjunction with prescribed medication without consulting your doctor.
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Being a Neurodiagnostic Tech. and also a Seizure Patient , I've seen a lot of interesting patients. One beautiful person I spoke to before giving the test told me of her out reach on life. She had tried MJ, but it wasn't for her. She tried mushrooms for final week and didn't like it. When she flew to France she trie LSD. Her life changed. She started to have Grand Mal seizures. When I saw her scars on her body, I could see injury. When I saw her EEG, there was evidence of generalized focus on her brain. She never had that before. If it can prevented, prevent it. This is like taking a horse to water and asking the horse to drink it.
My friend is not living anymore. She was a beautiful person. You have choices. Their is interesting food tastes out there. I love the challenge of running. It is fantastic to go one more mile or go to the top of a peak of a hill of mountain and see the view. It doesn't cost a life!
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Safe isn't the right word here. Everyone will have different reactions to LSD depending on their type of epilepsy and AED combination.
That said, I have JME with myoclonic and grand-mal seizures, I average 1 fit a year without drugs, virtually none on valproic acid. I have never had an issue with illicit drugs. Only alcohol.
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
Let's just say I've done some fun shit more than enough times in mylife and I feel even better. So Do what you want and what makes you happy with safe fun surroundings people you know and love. AS long as you're not dumb about it I think You'll be just fine. ;)
I am happily prescription Free and over the hill
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
OK I will not judge. I too was in my 20's and did a lot of crazy things. I was diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 13. ao at 22 I knew a lot about what cause my seizures and that taking other medications can effect the medication I was taking so I tried to keep those thing out of my body. Not because I didn't want to try them but because I also knew that if they entered my body they would effect the medications I was taking to control my seizures. MJ I used from timr to time but I also limited that too. Drinking was a little different. I could and did out drink my brother and he was in NAM and could drink like a sive. I alsolimited that drinking to when I was at home or with close friends. As for partying and clubing I had friends and believe me we closed the bars or clubs. The differance was I would limit my drinks to 1 maybe 2 in a 6 hour period. That does not mean I didn't have a drink in my hand it just meant that I limited the alcohol to 1-2 drinks all the others would be shirley Temples. They looked like everybody elses but had no alcohol. The same with beer. Oh and there are some beers that have very good taste but no alcohol. In other words I had 1=3 friends that knew what I was drinking and the bar tenders did too but nobody else did.
As for the LSD I was in the generation that created it. I also had friends take it that got burried after using it.
All I can say is use a little common sense and think before acting. It is your body and mind. You already have 1 problem with your brain do you really think adding another will be benifical?
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
I will not judge. However, please remember that even if you've tried it before and it didn't hurt you, that doesn't mean it won't again. Any illicit drug can have this effect because it isnt FDA approved or regulated. This makes it extremely risky. You have no idea how much you're getting from one dose to the next. One dose might be filled with street paint, lead, or baby powder. With no regulations, no one knows how much of what you're truely getting. Does that seem safe to you?
Re: Is it safe to do LSD if you have epilepsy?
skip it, it causes freakish flashbacks-these are hallucinations like those experienced while high on LSD but the flashback occurs when you are not high on LSD- feels like your skin is crawling, sometimes years after it was last used. never at a good time either and brain fog. my folks wonder if it was my drug use that caused the epilepsy but it wasn't i had seizures before i used they thought i just had a tic or was daydreaming.also the stuff you may have heard about people trying to fly and jumping off of roof tops or out of windows are true unfortunately. the thing that you won't usually get are what are the actual ingredients used where did the dealer get these let alone what will that do to your body not just your brain, your liver,the chemicals are toxic and harmful to your liver.the dealer just wants your money. then have you considered that you are risking going to prison to maybe get high cause you could get arrested when you go to get it. try surfing or halfpipe skateboarding or snowboarding or sex. instead they're a serious rush that you'll enjoy and won't risk prison . LSD will likely make the epilepsy worse.
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As lawmakers gear up for the 2013 General Assembly session, a familiar refrain can be heard from many in Annapolis: Please, let it be quieter than 2012.
While the past year is likely to be remembered for its hat trick of victories for same-sex marriage (two in the legislature, one at the ballot box) and voter approval of the Maryland Dream Act, it also featured prolonged arguments over tax rates and expanded gambling.
There was Aprilĺs Sine Die budget collapse, when lawmakers ended their regular session without passing a finished spending plan and raised the threat of the so-called ôDoomsday budget,ö which promised devastating spending cuts.
There was not one, but two special sessions so the General Assembly could finish work on both the budget and a plan to allow table games and a sixth casino in the state.
And then there was the general election in November, with not only a presidential race but seven statewide ballot questions, one of which prompted a fierce ad campaign between rival casino owners — one looking to move into the state, the other seeking to preserve its West Virginia stronghold.
Initiatives that stalled in 2012 — such as offshore wind power and transportation funding — are likely to dominate the 2013 session, but Marylanders also can expect a major debate over gun control proposals in the wake of the mass shooting this month in Connecticut.
Budget standoff mars regular session
The passage in February of the Civil Marriage Protection Act, which extended marriage rights to same-sex couples, was an early achievement of the General Assembly this year.
The bill was approved by the Senate in 2011 but died in the House, resurfacing this year under the sponsorship of Gov. Martin OĺMalley (D) himself. Victory in the House was narrowly secured thanks to the votes of Republican Dels. Robert A. Costa (R-Dist. 33B) of Deale and A. Wade Kach (R-Dist. 5B) of Cockeysville.
But part of the compromise that led to its passage was to move the effective date until after the election, thus giving opponents ample time to petition the measure to the ballot, where at least 30 similar measures had been defeated across the country.
Lawmakers also approved an administration plan to curb sprawl by establishing four ôgrowth tiers,ö each based on different land-use criteria, that would regulate development and limit the use of septic systems in the state.
The plan drew fire from lawmakers from the stateĺs rural counties who saw it as a blow to the authority of local governments to decide local matters.
Some of OĺMalleyĺs other initiatives, such as plans for an offshore wind farm and a proposal to phase in a 6 percent sales tax on gasoline to fund transportation projects, werenĺt as successful.
The wind plan got stuck in the Senate Finance Committee, something Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Dist. 27) of Chesapeake Beach has said he might prevent in 2013 by shaking up the committee roster.
The gas tax proposal also floundered, a victim of rising prices at the pump, according to some lawmakers. OĺMalley wants legislators to revisit the issue, although he has suggested that a penny increase to the stateĺs sales tax might prove a more beneficial method of generating revenue.
But the sessionĺs big disappointment came late on April 9, when the House and Senate adjourned Sine Die without approving a spending plan. Each chamber passed its version of the bill, but the conference committee assigned to smooth out the differences couldnĺt agree on the threshold for an income tax hike until late in the day, and the clock ran out before the full chambers could OK the compromise.
Gambling expansion, including adding table games and a Prince Georgeĺs County casino, was another casualty.
Weeks of tense speculation over the rift between Miller and House Speaker Michael E. Busch (D-Dist. 30) followed, and OĺMalleyĺs critics accused him of spending too much time jetting around the country as chair of the Democratic Governors Association and focusing too little on Marylandĺs affairs.
The debacle threatened to set in motion a ôDoomsdayö spending plan, which included $500 million in cuts, if an alternate budget wasnĺt passed by the start of the fiscal year, but the legislature reconvened in a three-day special session in May and approved a revised budget.
The final plan included the controversial shift of a substantial portion of teacher pension costs — 50 percent of the so-called ônormal costö — from the state to the counties, which came out to $136.6 million for fiscal 2013.
The plan had drawn fire from county leaders, who argued that their jurisdictions were being sent the bill for poor pension-management decisions at the state level.
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With the casino question still unresolved, OĺMalley convened a work group on gambling expansion to determine whether the state gaming market could sustain another casino and, if possible, draft legislation to be considered in a special session.
Because the state Constitution requires voter approval for an expansion of gambling, lawmakers needed to either sign off on the plan this year or wait until the next general election in 2014.
While work group members largely agreed that the state could sustain another casino, House members balked at proposals to lower the tax rate for the stateĺs existing casinos, and the group — like the legislature — adjourned without an agreement.
The stall prompted OĺMalley to issue a sharply worded rebuke to Busch, accusing House leadership of trying to make sure the recently opened Maryland Live! Casino in Anne Arundel County maintained ôa virtual monopolyö on the central Maryland gaming market.
After another month of negotiations, a compromise plan, which included adjustments to the tax rates to compensate for the new competition the stateĺs existing casinos would face, was hashed out, and lawmakers reconvened in August to give it their approval.
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This year also was marked by the ongoing legal saga of now-former Prince Georgeĺs Del. Tiffany T. Alston (D-Dist. 24) of Mitchellville, who was found guilty in June of a charge that she used General Assembly funds to pay a clerk at her law practice.
Alston was scheduled to stand trial in October on a separate charge that she used campaign funds for personal expenses, including wedding bills, but instead pleaded no contest. As part of the deal, she received a one-year suspended sentence, probation and 300 hours of community service for the first conviction.
State lawyers argued that Alston was immediately removed from office by act of law once her plea was entered, but Alston and her legal team said that because her sentence was converted to probation before judgment, upon completion of her community service her conviction was stricken and the office was still hers.
Alston sued OĺMalley and Busch to reclaim her seat, and the case is set to go before the Maryland Court of Appeals next week.
The Prince Georgeĺs Democratic Central Committee, meanwhile, chose local businessman and community activist Greg Hall as Alstonĺs successor, then sought to withdraw his name after controversy erupted over criminal charges in his past, including his implication in a 1992 shootout that left a teen bystander dead.
Hall sued to prevent his name from being withdrawn, and the Court of Appeals will hear his complaint alongside Alstonĺs.
Elsewhere in the county, Del. Justin D. Ross (D-Dist. 22) of Hyattsville retired in November. Ross was replaced by Alonzo T. Washington (D), also of Hyattsville.
And a little for Anne Arundel Countyů
While corruption at the county executive-level was once the near-exclusive domain of Prince Georgeĺs County — former County Executive Jack B. Johnson (D) and his County Council member wife, Leslie, began serving time on federal corruption charges this year — Anne Arundel County got a piece of the action in 2012.
State prosecutors indicted County Executive John R. Leopold (R) in March on charges of misconduct in office and embezzlement.
The state alleges that Leopold used his security detail — paid for by taxpayers — to assist in campaign activities, drive him to and from sexual encounters with a former employee of his office and perform personal errands, including emptying his urinary catheter bag. He also is accused of stealing the campaign signs of a political rival.
Leopold has described the allegations as ôscurrilous and salacious.ö His trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 16.
Another elected official from the county made headlines in August, when Del. Don H. Dwyer Jr. (R-Dist. 31) of Glen Burnie was involved in a serious boating collision that injured seven people.
Dwyer addressed reporters outside a Baltimore hospital the next day and asked for forgiveness, confessing that his blood-alcohol level had been more than twice the legal limit at the time of the crash.
After a long investigation, Dwyer was charged last week with operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol, which carries a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a $1,000 fine. Police from the stateĺs Department of Natural Resources said both he and the driver of the other boat were responsible for the collision.
Man spites dog
Pit bull terriers found themselves at the center of controversy this year after an April ruling by the state Court of Appeals declared that pit bull-type breeds were inherently dangerous. The legal decision could have made landlords liable for the actions of dogs owned by their tenants.
The ruling prompted some pit bull owners to give up their dogs in order to keep their apartments or find temporary housing so they could keep their canines, and drew a pledge from a bipartisan group of lawmakers — including Del. Heather R. Mizeur (D-Dist. 20) of Takoma Park and Del. Michael D. Smigiel Sr. (R-Dist. 36) of Chesapeake City — to remedy the situation.
Legislation that would have made dog owners liable for their petsĺ actions — no matter the breed — was considered alongside the gambling proposal in this yearĺs second special session, but the House and Senate failed to agree on the final proposal.
That same week, the Court of Appeals reversed part of its earlier decision that declared cross-bred pit-bull mixes also inherently dangerous. The court maintained its assertion that pure-bred pit bulls were dangerous.
Personnel shake-ups in Annapolis
State Transportation Secretary Beverly K. Swaim-Staley stepped down in July after nearly three years at the post and has since become head of the Union Station Redevelopment Corp.
When she announced her intentions in April, Swaim-Staley said she didnĺt yet know what she would do next — and offered what might have been a subtle swipe at OĺMalleyĺs long-rumored interest in a run at the White House in 2016.
Describing her lack of immediate plans, Swaim-Staley said you canĺt do one job if youĺre focused on the next one.
More recently, two of OĺMalleyĺs top aides — Chief Legislative Officer Joseph Bryce and Director of Public Affairs Rick Abbruzzese — left for the private sector, and Secretary of Business and Economic Development Christian S. Johansson announced last week that he would be departing to take a position with Laureate Education of Baltimore.
Casino spending dominates election season
While the presidential candidates duked it out over national job creation and the economy, the campaign battles in Maryland focused largely on a few of the stateĺs seven ballot questions.
The nearly $100-million ad war over Question 7 — the measure to expand gambling in the state — is probably still fresh in the collective memory of Maryland voters. As predicted by Miller in August, when the fight in the legislature ended, the battle between rival casino companies began.
In one corner stood Penn National Gaming, the Pennsylvania-based owner of Hollywood Casino in Charles Town W.Va., a popular gaming spot among Marylanders.
In the other corner was MGM Resorts International, which sought to open a major resort and casino at National Harbor in Prince Georgeĺs County, if voters approved.
Each side poured roughly $45 million into a media blitz, with an MGM-backed group touting the lucrative increases in jobs and education funding a new casino would bring, and a Penn National-supported group trying to raise doubts about where the money would go and whether lawmakersĺ promises about the economic benefits of the plan could be trusted.
Even OĺMalley, who had never been a particular fan of gambling, stepped into the fray, recording a commercial in support of the measure and, in a separate discussion with reporters, memorably dismissing the oppositionĺs claims as ôtotal crap,ö ôhogwash,ö and ôWest Virginia casino hooey.ö
A similar, if less expensive, battle was fought over Question 6, which allowed voters to decide the fate of same-sex marriage in the state.
Supporters received endorsements from President Barack Obama and the NAACP, as well as numerous state officials, such as OĺMalley. Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake (D) and several Democratic county executives also spoke out in favor of the ballot question, which the voters ultimately approved.
Opponents, backed substantially by the National Organization for Marriage, which also helped finance anti-same-sex marriage campaigns in other states, were out-spent by same-sex marriage supporters.
Two other measures passed by the legislature but petitioned to the ballot by opponents were upheld as well. One was the Maryland Dream Act, which offers in-state college tuition to some undocumented immigrants. Lawmakers adopted it in 2011, but implementation was delayed once enough signatures were gathered to put it on the ballot.
The second measure was Marylandĺs new congressional district map, which critics believed was severely gerrymandered. Opponents narrowly gathered enough signatures to place the plan before the voters. The most prominent victim of the new map was longtime U.S. Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett (R-Dist. 6) of Buckeystown, whose district was redrawn to include a large portion of Montgomery County. The 86-year-old Bartlett was defeated in November by Democrat John Delaney, ending a 20-year career on Capitol Hill.


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The total protein concentration is 0.4 to 0.8 mg/dL lower when the specimen is collected from a patient in the recumbent position.
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1. Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry. Edited by CABurtis, ER Ashwood. Philadelphia, WB Saunders Company, 1994
2. Killingsworth LM: Plasma proteins in health and disease. Crit Rev Clin Lab Sci 1979;11:1-30


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16-year-old Helena Muffly wrote exactly 100 years ago today:
Monday, March 17, 1912: Am trying to get my lessons out tonight. This light of mine is going out and tis all I can do to see.
Her middle-aged granddaughter's comments 100 years later:
Sometimes I'm surprised by the similarities between 1912 and 2012. Other times, I'm reminded of the differences . . .
It's hard to imagine what it must have been like to study using light from a kerosene lamp.
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The unflappable Kimi Raikkonen lived up to his billing as he said the first win of his comeback season was "nothing to jump around about"...
The unflappable Kimi Raikkonen lived up to his billing as he called his first comeback win "nothing to jump around about" after taking the chequered flag in Abu Dhabi.
Raikkonen had a Sunday afternoon to remember as he inherited the lead at the Yas Marina when Lewis Hamilton's McLaren expired.
Gifted a few words of advice, the Finn told his team "leave me alone I know what I'm doing." And he sure did.
The 2007 World Champion pulled away from the chasing pack only to lose his lead when the Safety Car came out on lap 39.
But once again the unflappable Finn kept his head about him to again etch out a lead and take his first race victory since Spa 2009.
Asked about his emotions in the wake of the win, the Lotus driver said: "Not much really.
Pushed to say something, Raikkonen said how "last time you guys were giving me sh*t because I didn't smile enough but I'm happy for the team.
"It's been a hard season and not easy times lately.
"Hopefully this will give everyone belief and turn the tables so we can win more races, if not this year then next year."
The victory, Raikkonen's first of the season, ensured he held onto third in the Drivers' Championship but with only 50 points still in play he cannot win the crown.
"I was really hoping to win before. I'm happy but there's nothing to jump around about. We'll try to do the same again.
"We'll have a good party and tomorrow when we're feeling bad after a long night we'll remember why we feel like that but I'm just happy for everyone in the team."
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Buccaneer Baseball holds annual Scout Day
Tuesday, September 23, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 23, 2003) - The East Tennessee State baseball team showcased their talent for scouts from several major league organizations at the team's annual Scout Day, Tuesday afternoon from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. First, each Buccaneer player ran a 60-yard dash for the scouts in attendance. Next, outfielders threw from right field to third base and to home and infielders took pre-game infield practice. All hitters then took batting practice with wooden bats followed by a five inning inter-squad scrimmage. When asked what catches their eye in these events, a major league scout broke down attributes that he looks for in a player. "For most position players, we look for someone with speed and arm strength. In corner players however, we look for power, because those are the guys that usually drive in most of your runs. We always look for good hitters, but hitting is something that everyone needs to work on. Even Ted Williams and Tony Gwynn always worked on their hitting" "In pitchers, we look for arm strength and command, a pitcher needs to hit their spots. They also must have at least two pitches. Arm strength is good, but you need to have something to keep the batter off-stride." East Tennessee State head coach Tony Skole was pleased at the performance of his players today. "I thought our kids had a pretty good day," said Skole. "Every player showed something positive, and some players had really good days." "Scout Days are called that because they are for the scouts. It gives major league organizations an up close look at our athletes. In 1999, my first year at ETSU, we had one scout show up for our Scout Day. Today, we had over 20 major league organizations and the Major League Scouting Bureau represented. I think it is a good indication of the direction our program is heading."
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SEATTLE — Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute has announced a monthly open mic event with Freshest Roots, a local organization established to connect the community through music, art, and fashion. The monthly event, held on the first Friday of the month, is called Expresso and will generally be held at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, though the Aug. 2 event will be held at 6 p.m. at Judkins Park, 2150 South Norman Street, as part of Umoja Festival. Interested participants may sign up for open mic slots by visiting www.freshestroots.com.
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The sequel to writer/director Kevin Smith's 1994 Sundance favorite, Clerks II continues the intersecting stories of laterally mobile Dante (Brian O'Halloran) and Randal (Jeff Anderson) and their career slacker shadows Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) as they face their thirties and the responsibilities and consequences of adulthood. The film also stars Rosario Dawson as their co-worker.
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Fraser Health review findings now overdue
A strategic and operational review of Fraser Health is now overdue but Health Minister Terry Lake hopes its work will be finished later this month.
Lake told the Legislature May 28 there will not be a separate report on the review made public, but its findings will be incorporated into a new three-year strategic plan for the health region, which is expected to be submitted to the province by the end of June.
It's unclear when the plan might be approved and ultimately made public.
Lake said the process has run past the original May 31 deadline because of the appointment of new board chair Wynne Powell, who suddenly replaced former board chair David Mitchell in early April.
"We don't want to shortchange the process," he said. "With the change in leadership, that does throw a bit of a wrench into the timeline."
The probe of B.C.'s fastest-growing health region was announced late last year in response to what Lake called Fraser's repeated failures to stay within its annual budget allocations.
The health region has been receiving annual increases of six per cent a year – more than the 4.8 per cent at other B.C. health regions.
NDP health critic Judy Darcy said it's unacceptable for the province to hide the detailed findings of the review committee from the public.
"We won't actually see what the analysis is of what's gone wrong at Fraser Health or what's recommended," she said. "We will have to read the tea leaves of the new strategic plan in order to determine that.
"I don't think that's transparent. I don't think that's particularly accountable. I think people served by Fraser Health deserve better."
Darcy said she hopes the review takes a hard look at strategic investments needed to deal with long-term health care challenges, rather than focusing solely on savings to limit spending over the short term.
One of the key difficulties at Fraser is the large and rapidly growing seniors population.
Fraser has 250,000 seniors already – 50 per cent more than the next two largest health regions combined – and that number is forecast to more than double to 510,000 over the next 20 years.
A new report on the region's aging population says major health care savings can be achieved by keeping seniors healthy and living at home, rather than in residential care or being treated for chronic disease.
So far, however, Fraser has higher rates of hospitalization among its seniors.
Fraser also fares worse than the provincial average on its rates of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis among seniors.
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