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From Gulf Coast High School in Naples to Cypress Lake High in Fort Myers, spectators at football games are treated to more than the usual concession stand fare.
And walking tacos, a small bag of Fritos filled with cheese, ground meat, nacho cheese, salsa, sour cream, lettuce, onion and jalapenos is one of the most popular and unusual items for sale.
"It's everything you would find in taco, stuffed into a bag and portable," said Lee Ackerman, the concession stand chairman at Gulf Coast High. "We sell about 75 to 100 bags a game and use about 18 pounds of ground meat."
The school offers a lot more than the walking taco. The ingredients in the convenient snack has spawned walking French fries and nachos, which is loaded with all the items from the walking taco. The high school has the largest concession stand in Collier County with over 22 snack items, including grilled bratwurst with peppers and onions and made-on-premises Italian shaved ice. They have two concession stands, three large grills and two deep fryers split between the home and visitor sides of the school's Shark Stadium.
"We are the Ritz-Carlton of concession stands," said Gina Horton, one of the 50 band parents who run the concessions. "There are so many options, everything is fresh and never frozen."
Football fans at Cypress Lake High can get homemade pulled pork sandwiches and sloppy joes. For certain games, volunteer band parents serve the pulled pork sandwiches, smoking the pork over night, pulling the meat of the bone and adding barbecue sauce the day of the game. Concession stand manager, Jill McGinnis, makes the sloppy joe meat at her house for every game. They also have three deep fryers set up outside, frying over 20 pounds of fries each night.
"We never have food left over," said McGinnis on a recent game against Golden Gate High, "We always sell out. You should see the lines during half-time."
For dessert, Palmetto Ridge High School in Naples has something different. They sell Island Way sorbets, which are flavored sorbets served in interesting containers. The coconut flavor is served in a coconut shell, orange is served in half an orange and pineapple, of course, is served in a small pineapple shell.
"It's different than candy bars or cookies," said Trent Holt, the activities and athletic director at the school, "People seem to get a kick out of them."
Private school, St. John Neumann in Naples, is also getting in the desert game with ice cream blizzards. Their concession stand is equipped with a machine that mixes different types of candy with ice cream. The most popular is the M&M blizzard. For fans looking for something more substantial, they recently started selling meatball subs and Buffalo chicken sandwiches along with the staples of hamburgers and hot dogs.
"Our volunteer parents came up with the idea of adding more variety," said Jennifer Prisco, the assistant to the athletic director, "And, of course, we were all up for it."
At the annual Coconut Bowl matchup between Lely and Naples High School, attendees got to try AJ's Snowballs. The mobile snow cone company owned by Lely alumnus, Henry Miller, came all the way from Tampa to sell flavored snowballs for the special game.
"These are awesome," said Jordan Hoffman, a freshman at Naples High while enjoying her recent purchase from the snow cone truck parked on the visitor side of the stadium, "You never see these things at games. It's fun and really good."
After Friday night's Gulf Coast High game against Ida Baker High, the Gulf Coast band parents continued the job of cleaning up while celebrating their team's victory. Tom Liscio, who they call the "fry guy" because he mans the fry station, was busy frying up pretzels for the parents to enjoy. Liscio said it is a tradition to create special dishes after games to feed volunteers.
"Last week we made Philly cheesesteaks," Liscio said as he munched on a pretzel, "We are big eaters, here. We make good stuff for us to eat, and with 300 band members, we have to sell good stuff that everyone likes to eat."


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Carney noted that when people lose weight, lower their blood pressure or quit smoking, their risk of heart disease is lowered. But so far, no studies have shown that treating depression lowers cardiac risk.
"Unfortunately, very few studies have looked at that question," Carney explained. "And only one study has included enough subjects to determine whether treating depression could lower the risk of having a heart attack or dying from heart disease. Treatment did not lower the risk of heart attack or death, but that was the first study of its kind. More clinical trials are needed to identify treatments that may improve heart health along with depression."
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In general, southerners didn't like Lincoln long before the 1860 election. As a member of the Free Soil Party (before it later became the Republican Party) Lincoln argued against expanding slavery into any of the new territories. To them, he was a threat, and represented the worst of northern politicians. That is why in 1860, Lincoln's name did not appear on the ballot in ten southern states. You couldn't vote for him there if you wanted to.
When Lincoln won the election anyway, and with 41% of the vote, the South had had enough. South Carolina was the first to secede in December of 1860, and ten more states would break away between then and March of 1861, leaving Lincoln to take the Presidency of a country that was disintegrating.
States across the American South responded to the election of Abraham Lincoln to the presidency by discussing among themselves the possibility of actually seceding from the Union, a step first officially taken by South Carolina on December 24, 1860. The rest of the South soon followed South Carolina's lead and, on February 4, 1861, the Confederate States of America was formally established. The South had effectively seceded, politically if not yet militarily. The attack on Fort Sumter, a Union bastion surrounded by the newly-established Confederacy, marked the opening shots of the Civil War, which would rage until the South's surrender on April 9, 1865, when General Robert E. Lee formally signed the articles of surrender across the table from General Ulysses Grant at Appomattox in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Republicans on Tuesday fended off a bid by Democrats to chip away at their control of the state legislature, setting the stage for partisan battles over policy and priorities with the newly elected governor, Tom Wolf.
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Tuesday's municipal election saw higher turnout than expected, and both parties tout victories.
Unofficial figures indicate fewer than one in nine registered voters went to the polls Tuesday.
Barbara Buono, who lost in a landslide to Chris Christie and only garnered two-thirds of the Democratic vote, didn't help her own cause in at least nine specific ways.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The president who once lyrically spoke of harmony came back to Philadelphia to slam injustice and urge reform of policing, courts and prisons.
The two tied races are currently undergoing an official recount, which will extend into Tuesday. If the ties remain, the winner will be decided by "drawing lots."
ASBURY PARK — Gov. Christie, who wooed New Jersey with candor, humor and gruffness and then cemented broad support with a willingness to cross party lines after Sandy, cruised to a landslide reelection victory Tuesday on the way to what his constituents believe is an inevitable campaign for the presidency in 2016.
In an outcome nobody expected, Don Guardian, who heads the city's Special Improvement District, upset Mayor Lorenzo Langford. He becomes the city's first openly gay mayor.
About 83 percent of precincts have reported as of 10:45 p.m. Here's what I can tell you so far: Several local government and party officials had predicted...
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Photos from election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
NEWARK, N.J. - To begin his last full week before Election Day, Gov. Christie sat in the front row at a ceremony honoring the semiretired Democratic political leader of Essex County, Steve Adubato Sr. He made a joke about Adubato's alleged corruption, he said the 80-year-old reminded him of his late mother, and he lifted the veil from a large bronze statue depicting Adubato seated on a bench.
In their quest to gain control of the state Senate, New Jersey Republicans are hoping Gov. Chris Christie's coattails are long enough to carry them to...
Increasing New Jersey's minimum wage now and through annual cost-of-living raises will help workers and boost the economy. Or it will force businesses to increase prices and cut hours, hurting consumers and workers.
TRENTON On Tuesday, New Jersey voters won't just pick a governor. They will choose 120 state legislators, a host of county and local officials, and school board members, and decide whether to raise the state's minimum wage by $1.
NEWARK, N.J. - To begin his last full week before Election Day, Gov. Christie sat in the front row at a ceremony honoring the semiretired Democratic political leader of Essex County, Steve Adubato Sr. He made a joke about Adubato's alleged corruption, he said the 80-year-old reminded him of his late mother, and he lifted the veil from a large bronze statue depicting Adubato seated on a bench.
WOODBURY Three years after Republicans gained a foothold on the Gloucester County Board of Freeholders for the first time in more than a decade, the GOP is hoping to keep its two seats in Tuesday's election without the advantage of incumbency.
Tuesday's election pits freshman Republican incumbents against novice Democratic challengers with no elective experience in the Eighth Legislative District, which spans 15 municipalities in Burlington County, four in Camden County, and Hammonton in Atlantic County.
While the Democrats seeking reelection in New Jersey's Third Legislative District hold significant advantages in fund-raising and name recognition, the Senate's Republican leader has targeted the race as part of a broader effort to snatch control for the GOP.
During a campaign stop Thursday, Gov. Christie touched on three reasons for his lead in his reelection campaign: He appeals to Democratic constituencies, he is admired for his leadership after Sandy, and he is blunt enough to curse (twice) during a speech.
The three Democrats running for reelection in the Sixth Legislative District have pursued various causes during their tenure: reducing gun violence, improving access to higher education, and supporting veterans.
The three Democrats running for reelection in the Sixth Legislative District have pursued various causes during their tenure: reducing gun violence, improving access to higher education, and supporting veterans.
Gov. Christie will destroy Sen. Barbara Buono in tomorrow's election by either 19 points, 20 points, 28 points or 36 points, depending on which poll released today you believe.
Jonathan Tamari / Inquirer Washington Bureau WASHINGTON – A Quinnipiac University poll shows Democrat Cory Booker with a 14 point lead over Republican...
By Jonathan Tamari / Inquirer Washington Bureau WASHINGTON – Is New Jersey's Senate race getting closer or not? Conflicting polls out Monday paint...
In his new ad, Christie neither mentions Barbara Buono nor even acknowledges the fact that he has an opponent.
WASHINGTON -- Democrat Cory Booker has a commanding 64-29 lead over Republican Steve Lonegan in New Jersey's U.S. Senate race with just over one...
UPDATED with comments from Steve Lonegan WASHINGTON -- President Obama formally endorsed Newark Mayor Cory Booker in the New Jersey Senate race Wednesday...
WASHINGTON – Cory Booker coasted through the Democratic Senate primary, but the race took a toll on his popularity, according to a Monmouth University/Asbury...
WASHINGTON -- The New Jersey Senate primary is nearly half over, and the fundamentals haven't changed: polls make Cory Booker the big favorite on the...
The second of two stray thoughts on the New Jersey special Senate election as I (fittingly) ride the Amtrak to New York Tuesday night to cover Sen....
It might be hard to find someone in New Jersey who knows about this, but the gov is up for re-election today.
A Common Pleas Court judge has ordered Brett Mandel, a candidate in the Democratic primary election for City Controller, to stop campaigning inside polling places today.
City Controller Alan Butkovitz defeats two challengers in Democratic primary.
Voters will go to the polls today to elect the city's next controller and to vote in a series of judicial races.
Baer Growls: A new experience: as someone who writes about politics for a living, I've always wondered who exactly is taking and answering pollsters calls. Now I know.
Far from a cool drink of water (ok I couldn't resist), Marco Rubio's State of the Union response was a failure in that it continued to rest the entire weight of the Republican Party squarely on its Achilles heel.
Baer Growls: The Corbett administration has released a list of pols failing to comply with campaign-finance filing deadlines. Maybe their fines should be increased to help fund state needs.
Attytood: The New Castle News is reporting that Harrisburg legislative powerhouse Sen. Dominic Pileggi has yet another scheme in which Pennsylvania would award a number of electoral votes to the losing candidate under a system not used in any of the other 49 states.
PhillyClout: An unscientific exit poll of Philadelphia voters in the Nov. 6 general election found that 96.5 percent said they would have had the proper identification to meet the state's voter-ID law, which was delayed through a court injunction.
The Philadelphia Board of Ethics is proposing changes to the city's campaign-finance regulation that will make it easier to crack down on outside groups that make illegal expenditures.
Commonwealth Confidential: A Commonwealth Court judge today said a trial on the constitutionality of the state's new voter ID law will likely be held in this coming summer.
Mayor Nutter on Friday announced the creation of a six-member "fact-finding" team to examine voting problems in Philadelphia in this year's presidential election.
Two weeks after more than 27,000 voters were required to cast provisional ballots on Election Day, City Controller Alan Butkovitz announced he wants to conduct an audit of this year's election process.
PhillyClout: We're keeping our eyes on results and celebrations happening around the country tonight as the results come in for the presidential race between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
PhillyClout: Mayor Nutter said there have been minor incidents at polling places, but that it was nothing out of the ordinary.
The Daily Delco: Teams of Delaware County deputy sheriffs have been scrambling today to remove forms that incorrectly stated that "ALL VOTERS" are required to show photo identification.
PhillyClout: It's Election Day. Exercise your right to vote and make sure you get in line before the polls close at 8 p.m.
GOP voter fraud in Pennsylvania: A systematic scheme to prevent tens of thousands of minority, senior and young voters from voting, and a campaigm...
PhillyClout: Predicting a "messy" election in Pennsylvania tomorrow, Committee of Seventy President Zack Stalberg promised to send 800 volunteers into the five-county Philadelphia region to help people at the polls.
Bucks County's 8th district Congressional race is awash in political star power as it enters its final days. Former President Bill Clinton cut a robocall...
PhillyClout: Some things change, some things stay the same at the agency that runs elections in the city.
PhillyClout: The Committee of Seventy is concerned about the city's backlog of voter registrations.
When it comes to drawing distinctions in ads and making a difference on Election Day, both parties seem to realize that women voters may hold the key.
Baer Growls: A state judge tossed the new voter ID law for this year's election; reaction is, well, interesting.
Blinq: The fast-food chain plans to opt out of politics, a Chicago alderman and a gay rights group say.
The friendly cable antagonists will face off online
Commonwealth Confidential: The 90-year-old father of a TV star was caught in PA's voter ID web. Then...
PhillyClout: The vast majority of the coverage of this race was written male reporters.
Baer Growls: American deaths in Afghanistan now have reached 2,000: When is it enough?
Say What?: Commonwealth Court Judge Robert E. Simpson's refusal to stop Pennsylvania from potentially denying hundreds of thousands of voters their constitutional right to cast a ballot is disturbing.
Baer Growls: Former Gov. Ed Rendell called the law "bad," while his successor said it's "a learning process."


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The Injury Research Center (IRC) at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) has received a four-year, $1.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health's Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Services to determine the best practices for identifying children with severe injuries before they arrive at the hospital. This information is used to ensure injured children are transported to the most appropriate hospital and the health care providers and equipment needed to treat them are prepared prior to their arrival. This could save valuable minutes in their care which can lead to better outcomes.
E. Brooke Lerner, PhD, professor of emergency medicine and pediatrics at MCW and Deputy Director of the IRC, is the primary investigator for the study, which will be conducted at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and at children's hospitals in Rochester, N.Y., and Dallas, Texas.
The goal of the study is to ensure that severely injured children receive the most appropriate care based on their injuries, which should improve outcomes while minimizing costs.
"The current system of categorizing injuries was created for adult patients, and we know that children sustain different types of injuries and respond differently to their injuries. What we learn from this study will help determine best practices for rapidly identifying pediatric patients with severe traumatic injuries in the prehospital setting," said Dr. Lerner.
Children transported via ambulance with an injury to the three hospitals involved in the study will be included in the study. Researchers will categorize the type of injury sustained, and then correlate their signs and symptoms with their treatment needs. Based on that data, Dr. Lerner's team will establish parameters that dictate the need to bring a child to a trauma center, and, in more serious injuries, the need to activate a trauma team to meet a child in the emergency department upon arrival.
This project is supported by the National Institutes of Health under award number 1R01HD075786-01.
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Pork Chops With Mushrooms
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 25 mins
From Campbell's Kitchen
Make and share this Pork Chops With Mushrooms recipe from Food.com.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 4 boneless pork chops, 1-inch thick
- 2 cups sliced mushrooms
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves, crushed
- 2 cups pasta sauce
- Heat oil in skillet. Add chops and cook 10 minute or until browned. Remove chops.
- Add mushrooms and oregano and cook until tender. Add pasta sauce. Heat to a boil. Return chops to pan. Cook over low heat 10 minute or until done.


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What I'm Playing10
Playing these now!
Pile of Shame32
One of the (relative) downsides of covering games for a living is only having a finite amount of time to play games, and often having to play a bunch of games you'd rather not mess with. A consequence of this responsibility is lacking the time to pla...
Games I Own0
Some even on more than one console. List subject to be off (most likely newer games).
Games I'm looking forward to.
10 Favorite Games of All Time0
just sayin
Best of 20100
djHaQ: Best of 2010
Games I've Finished0
A compilation of games I've completed as I go through them.
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Nick's Top 10 of 20112
I really have no idea why I did this. Here's my Top 10 video games of 2011.UPDATE 1/1/12: Honorable mention: Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I wish I played this before the end of the new year. Just grabbed it and I'm hooked!
TheHakku's Top 10 of 2012.0
Here's my Top 10 of 2012. Please note: I wish I could list some awesome games here, but I just haven't gotten the time to play most of them. Games that are most likely appearing on your top games of 2012 somewhere. These include gems such as FTL: Fas...
TheHakku's Top 10 of 2014.0
I also never noticed that I skipped a year on this. Unfortunately, the list is always in descending order, so you'll see my #1 to #10 picks in order from best, to tenth best. Please note I have yet to play and/or finish some games that did not make t...


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Neoseeker : Games : Gameboy Color : Classic & Puzzle : Puzzle Games : ROX
BackgroundROX is a Tetris-type game where you have to line up dice in a certain order to eliminate lines. With a link you can play battles against a friend.
Recent threads
- How do I play this? Sep 20
- Genre: Puzzle Games (GBC)
- Developer: Titus Interactive
- Publisher: Titus Interactive
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BackgroundThe first game in the Assassin's Creed franchise is set in 1191 AD, when the Third Crusade was tearing the Holy Land apart. Shrouded in secrecy and feared for their ruthlessness, the Assassins intend to stop the hostilities by suppressing both sides of the conflict. Players, assuming the role of the main character Altair, will have the power to throw their immediate environment into chaos and to shape events during this pivotal moment in history.
GameplayIntuitive, free form, third person adventure play. Find yourself running up and along walls, across rooves and making majestic movements that enemy soldiers wouldn't even dream to be able to follow. Free running/parkour is the name of the game, where every building, in your assassin's eyes, is nothing more than a series of ledges and platforms, of which it's your job to navigate. Stay out of sight and get to your targeted assassination.

Be an Assassin: Master the skills, tactics, and weapons of history's deadliest and most secretive clan of warriors.

Action-platforming Gameplay: Fast-paced action features swordfights, combo attacks and acrobatic moves that journey through historical 3D environments.

Choose Your Weapon: Learn and master 11 weapons for both close combat and long-range attacks, featuring five swords, varying types of daggers, explosives and a grappling hook.

Immersive Storyline: A deep and compelling storyline that will appeal to those who have both played the console title or are new to the franchise.

Touch-Screen Mini-games: Players will be able to use the Stylus to perform pickpocket maneuvers to carefully steal precious items from the crowd and make informants speak.

Upgrade and Rank Up: Collecting orbs will upgrade Altair's health and weapons.
Official URLOfficial Site
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- Free roaming? Aug 31
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Whistling Wolf and 35 others own Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles
Zekrom2000 and 13 others played Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles
kingjames200nice prequel to the first assasins creed fans of the series should buy AssassinsCreedAltairsChronicles DS
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Fan-made Assassin's Creed film sheds light on Altair's past
Usually when fans pay tribute to their favourite mediums of entertainment the result is something that disgraces... posted Dec 28, 09 9:47pm
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THE GECKO STATESLICING A GUYS THROAT SICK GRAPHICS ACTION JUST WHAT I WANT IN A VIDEO GAME AssassinsCreedAltairsChronicles DS
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- Genre: Action/Adventure
- Theme(s): Historical, Medieval
- Perspective(s): Third Person
- Developer: Ubisoft
- Publisher: Ubisoft
Released North America Feb 5, 2008
Assassin's Creed Series
- Assassin's Creed: Syndicate
- Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China
- Assassin's Creed Rogue
- Assassin's Creed Unity: Dead Kings
- Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
- Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
- Assassin's Creed II
- Assassin's Creed
- Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China
- Assassin's Creed III
- Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
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Dat ass.
"If I murder Reese Witherspoon and steal her clothes–that means I've gained her spirit, right?"
who has the pleasure of destroying that right now? internet not helping.
(wow, my asshole is finally starting to feel normal again…..)
That is the example of a perfect log launcher. Good enough to eat.
> wow
I've forgotten what her face looks like.
– Excuse me, have you had your butt massage yet?
– No, but I need one sooo bad….
– Well then… *unzips pants, takes out penis*
(Shut up, just let me have my fantasy.)
So … ummmm … why exactly, did Ryan Seacrest stop wanting that ass?
When he caught a glance at her brother's tight buns of fun!


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Metro Atlanta men will have the opportunity to receive a free prostate cancer screening and educational information on Monday 1/19 through Sunday 1/25 at select locations throughout the city. Aimed at providing Atlanta residents with information about prostate health, the Prostate Proactivity Campaign is an educational outreach effort by Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia (RCOG) and NewsTalk 750 WSB.
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) January 19, 2009 -- For one week in January, metro Atlanta men will have the opportunity to receive a free and potentially life-saving prostate cancer screening through the Prostate Proactivity Campaign, an educational outreach effort by Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia (RCOG) and NewsTalk 750 WSB.
The Prostate Proactivity Campaign aims to provide Atlantans with information pertaining to prostate health. According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men, and one in six men will be diagnosed with the disease during his lifetime. However, with early detection and proper prostate cancer treatment the cure rate is nearly 100 percent.
"Prostate cancer can be cured if properly treated. And the earlier the diagnosis, the better the long-term chance of cure. This is why it is worth being knowledgeable about, and tested regularly, for this disease. Keep in mind that prostate cancer is typically slow growing, so men who are diagnosed have the time to learn about the treatment methods that lead to cure," said Dr. Frank Critz, medical director and director of prostate cancer research at RCOG.
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Students are advised that a program change may affect their financial aid. For financial aid information, they should see a financial aid counselor in the Office of Financial Aid on the 9th floor of the DePaul Center.
Note that, after full-time students complete their first-year required courses and after part-time students complete their first four semesters of required courses, students may take any course, regardless of the student's part-time or full-time status.
Juris Doctor (JD) students must complete 86 credit hours in order to graduate from the College of Law. Full-time students are expected to complete the requirements for the JD degree in three years. Part-time students are expected to complete the JD degree in four years. The maximum time to complete the JD program, if a student takes a leave of absence, is five years.
Upper level full-time students may register for a maximum of 16 credit hours per semester. After their third semester, part-time students may register for a maximum of 12 credit hours per semester.
Full-time students must take a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester except that full-time graduating seniors in their final semester need only take the number of credit hours necessary for them to graduate. Part-time students must register for a minimum of nine credit hours per semester except that graduating seniors need only take the number of credit hours necessary for them to graduate.
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Island Hopping
We had never planned to go island hopping…but last week's seven day boat ride, two rental car flat tires on two different islands, and the best display of local hospitality ever, we turned this opportune deal into an adventure of a lifetime! But first off, HUGE MAHALOS to our friends
Every year we do a family vacation in Hawaii as it's been a tradition for us for quite some time. We were really excited about Brooklyn's first time surfing. She was able to catch about 2 dozen waves with the help of her instructor. Here's some photos from the trip.
Comeback Kid
It's marginally embarrassing how long it's been since I've last written a blog post. I use the term "marginally" very loosely, for there are wide margins (eg: the Yankees defeated the Angels by a gaping margin of 14–7 last week) and narrow margins (eg: please set the margins of your


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While a study conducted by NSS Labs showed that Internet Explorer 10 is currently the browser that provides the best privacy options on the market, an internal test performed by Microsoft brings the next version of its app in the spotlight.
Internet Explorer 11 is faster than all its rivals when it comes to JavaScript performance, the company proudly said in a statement.
According to Microsoft's findings, IE11 for Windows 7 is faster than IE10, Chrome 28, Firefox 22, and Opera 15, with figures pretty much speaking for themselves.
On Windows 7, IE11 loads pages 4 percent faster than its predecessor and 30 percent faster than Chrome 28, the company explained.


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Flint's 10 Best Athletes
I feel like it's important to recognize Flint's top 10 athletes because Flint always gets a bad rap. Let's face it, people portray our city as violent, poor and generally not a nice place to visit. This negativ...
Flint's Best Hair [PHOTOS]
In the spirit of Fashion Week that just passed in Paris, I am highlighting some of the hottest hairstyles for men (and mostly children) in Flint.
I've noticed over the last couple of years the steady growing trend of mo-hawks or fro-hawks.
Quite honestly I thought it was kind of lame until my boy Deron Wilson changed the fro-hawk game with his own little twists.
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It's great to see so much spirit and love for anything in Flint. To be the murder capital of the country it's great to see us come together and share a love for the same thing, cars. Check out the photos you might be in them.
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The 2011 NFL Draft is still going on as I put this up, but I have to say congratulations to Flint/Alabama RB Mark Ingram going in the 1st round to the New Orleans Saints as the 28th pick! Not only was Ingram just announced as the cover boy for EA Sports NCAA 2012 he is now officially a NFL Running Back!! Check out his highlight reel!
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Hello, I'm new to this forum and I need help. I have a 2001 f350 with7.3 ps. I had fuel delivered on monday and filled my tank with diesel. Problem is the tank had sat empty for almost a year and evedentlly had some water and junk in the bottom of tank and you guessed it all that went into my tank. Now I have drain the tank completly and added conditioner and changed filter. The truck cranked and would run but very rough and after 30 minutes of idling still not running smooth and eventually died. Today I drained the tank again and added more fresh fuel and another new filter the truck would not start. I used ether to get it started and it finally would idle on its own but very rough. when i try to rev the motor it will act like it is running out of fuel and die. Is it possible that the injecters are clogged??? I need to get this truck going asap can anyone offer any suggestions please. I almost forgot to mention I'm running a 60 hp piggyback superchip.. Thanks, Jimmy
was the truck running good before that fuel??
Have you tried changing the fuel filter??
have you tried pulling any codes??
fuel filter
yes I have changed the filter twice and the fuel looks good comming to the fiter housing. I have no way to pull codes the truck is sitting in a field. Any other suggestions.
how long has it sat in the field?? are you sure it is the result of the fuel and not something else, and how do you know this??
This truck was running fine on monday until I filled the tank with fuel out of my storage tank and 10 minutes later the water in fuel light came on and the truck quit running. The water in fuel light is not on now. The truck will run smooth as long as I shoot ether in the intake about every 2 seconds. When the ether is gone the truck runs very rough and eventually quits.I had no problems before filling with the fuel from my tank. I know the fuel was good when delivered because I had two tanks filled and have filled two tractors and had no problems , but that fuel is in a different tank than the one i filled the truck with.
First of all NEVER, i repeat NEVER use either in a modern diesel....You WILL cause ring damage and further problems...If it is nessicary to use a starting fluid, use WD40, its not perfect, but is the best option....
The first thing i would do is go run it very hard, try to push any restricions out of it. Another member here ran into a very similar situation with an additive that caused contamination into the fuel system, and hes putting eight injectors in his because of it....honestly, cleaning everything really well, diassembling and cleaning...is the only thing i can tell you......
Can he run some injector cleaner through it?
if he can get it runing and keep it running without using starting fluid, yes.....he could try it...
Maybe he completely popped some injectors when that water hit them.
hey t-man my name is tim i am the guy marc is referring to. i had the same problem as you water in fuel. i thought the same thing. i thought it was something simple i could fix. it is not that simple. it has beem very expencive and time consuming.let me explain what i have done. i started with changing my fuel filters. that is a important to do untill you see they stay clean. the next thing is to pull your tank and clean your screens in the sending unit and completly empty the tank. make sure there is nothing in there.then i disconnected all of my soft fuel lines and blew air through them to check for clogs.(you will need a special disconnect tool found at local parts store). be sure you do not blow air into the tank, fuel pump or the filter assembly on the motor. then i dissembled fuel filter bowl. there is a fuel heater and the black post that the filter sit on. there is two torx screws that hold that piece in. my black piece had crap in that i cleaned out. that is about all you can do with out getting into the hard lines. i didnt go any farther. one thing i did find is that it seemed to idle good after drained the fuel bowl untill it filled up again then idled rough again.i also found it idled good if i opened the yellow fuel bowl lever when running. does any of this sound famliar.so after all of this i took it to the shop. after two days of the mech. replacing every sensor on the truck. the final word was i had six bad injectors. they wanted over $300 bucks for each one so i got on the net and found 70 hp stage II injectors for a $1000 bucks less they are $1650 for bdp (bean)injectors. they will be in first of next week. just hang tight and i will let you know if it solves the problem. my # is 602-570-3677 if you have any more questions cause i am tired if typing good luck with your truck
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Fool, dem rocket lawnchairs need a nerf!!!
f1 for finally adding qeueing and maybe some playable RA:CAs that aren't overkill (or 1v1/2v2).
Map9CA and 20 especially :D
working hardly, drinking hard huh
Actually, deleting cookies and cache helps in most cases (or at least, mine) when getting the authentication issue.
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used to have a CTF league. Not sure about what else (think I remember a 2on2 ca ladder thingy, not sure tho). I dont care to investigate myself, you could have a look :p
and how many people do these refs have to watch exactly? oh yeah right, thousands... sickening ^^
Good one. Or as explained, nobody votes and you simply start a decent mapvote after.
They should really remove that possibility as well. And give more ... what are they called, loadouts (for...
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[Yakumo could you explain that like you would to your dad (assuming he's not in the business)? :D
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Check. All of the above is not so much a new idea, but how RocketArena was setup.
3 Small arenas with this 1v1/2v2 queing (OR speccing if you didn't wanna get in) and 1...
Yeah levelish in what way? Everytime I try to find games of my liking in europe/vicinity/germany/frankfurt (rather popular european servers I'd say), playing decent maps ca/ctf EVERY god damn server...
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Sounds like you forced team skins instead of enemy "overall" somehow. If you wanna check on it before clearing up, what does ffa look like for example ^^
How about a big and increasing percentage of a small and decreasing player base?
IMHO that's the only point they are making of map rotation, getting more people of the existing (and willing to stay)...
You're kidding right?
Now I have to install QL again to check if there are overkill CAs.
If you're used to it/ comfortable with it, why not!? xD
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It's hard to comprehend everything that has happened in the past 24 hours, or even the past 10 minutes. The Supreme Court ruled the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and Prop 8 unconstitutional. Senator Wendy Davis spent 11 hours filibustering an anti-abortion bill that would've taken away the rights of women all over Texas, and sadly, Devo's drummer Alan Myers died (earlier this week, but the news filtered out today).
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