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Sunday, Mountain Jam paid homage to the original music festival, the 1969 Woodstock Festival, which took place in nearby Bethel, NY. The BK3, featuring Bill Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead, who performed at Woodstock 40 years ago, took the East Stage shortly after The Brew. For the trio's current tour, they've invited guest vocalist/guitarist Tara Nevins (Donna The Buffalo) along for the ride. The quartet, which also included Max Creek guitarist Scott Murawski and bassist Hutch Hutchinson of Bonnie Raitt's band. They opened with "Louisiana Sun," a Max Creek song that showed what an under-appreciated guitarist Murawski is. They also did a Donna The Buffalo song and several Dead covers. They closed with "He's Gone" and "Bertha." Evans has a sweet, innocent voice, but there were points where it seemed she was nervous stepping to the microphone, and her singing wasn't as strong is it maybe should have been for someone with her experience. But, I am sure it's nothing that a few more performances with this lineup couldn't cure.
The Derek Trucks Band took the stage early Sunday afternoon, and the mountainside was jammed with fans. Trucks opened with "Down In The Flood," which featured vocalist Mike Mattison, whose gritty voice is a soulful match for Trucks' riveting slide guitar. "I Know" was jazzy and bluesy, with Middle Eastern guitar flourishes from Trucks and rich, gospel-rooted keys from Kofi Burbridge. Trucks paid homage to John Coltrane, one of his own heroes, with a long, highly improvisational jam on "My Favorite Things," which was popularized by Coltrane, among others.
Haynes was on fire on the classic "Ain't Wasting' Time No More." A personal highlight for this reviewer was "Revival," with the gorgeous refrain, "People can you feel it/ Love is everywhere/ People can you feel it/ Love is in the air." It seemed as if the entire mountainside of fans sang along and clapped in unison. Derek Trucks shined brightly with his slide on "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," segueing back into "Mountain Jam" to close out the set, proving beyond any doubt that he is the finest slide players alive. The ABB returned to the stage for an encore of "One Way Out," giving Gregg a chance to shine vocally once more, and allowing the Trucks/Haynes combination to catch fire once more, too.
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If Sox really win it all (let's just pretend), you (ppl talking sxxx about their team) still gonna say we need this, that, fire who and who, get rid of big John, CC was mistake all that bs even after Sox win the WS???? Just wait until the season ends, if Sox miss the playoff, or perhaps get eliminated in PS, then talk sxxx about them all u want.. season did not end and Sox is leading the WC race. RS spent most of the time in first place of the division. I dont think you complained anything then. All you taking sxxx about your team because they are losing, just change your team. so pathetic...
What if Sox win it all??
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posted at 9/22/2011 12:45 PM EDTIn Response to Re: What if Sox win it all??:In Response to What if Sox win it all?? : This forum will have about 4 people posting in it and the rest will wait until the first losing streak in April to tell us how it is Francona's fault and Theo's fault
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So very true. Based upon the current state here I believe many are not even close to being RS fans. Many have few posts and all seem to be negative. So I think most RS are staying away just because of the hobknobs of negativity being spouted by these trolls.
Re: What if Sox win it all??
posted at 9/22/2011 12:52 PM EDTThis is why I have started referring to Red Sox Nation as "Bandwagon Nation" in recent weeks.
We simply have too many fairweather fans who are just too ready to jump off the bandwagon at the first sign that perhaps things are not as good as we expected. The other symptom of a large bandwagon fanbase comes in the offseason and early season, when people look at the roster and say ridiculous stuff like "this team has 5 aces" or "they should go 162-0."
As you go through life, there will be times when things go well and times when they don't. The weak panic when times are tough, and the ignorant pretend nothing can ever go wrong when things are good.
We have too many fans in 'Bandwagon Nation' that are both weak and ignorant. But many of us, stay the course and keep faith in our team. It can be frustrating at times, but that's what being a fan is all about.
Things do not always go as planned, but crying and pointing fingers never helps.
Re: What if Sox win it all??
posted at 9/22/2011 12:54 PM EDTIf we win the World Series this year I will be shocked, surprised and overjoyed. I will be the first to admit I gave up on their chances to win the WS some time ago. I'm not to prideful to admit be incorrect.
Now having said that, it is my 46 year tenure as a Red Sox faithful that gives me the right to gripe, moan, be negative, and expect doom when the Red Sox play like they have been since late August.
Being a 100% pollyana postive thinker, is just so contrary to "old school" Red Sox fans.
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posted at 9/22/2011 1:05 PM EDTThere is nothing wrong with questioning tactics by the mgr or FO.
It is when people do it with having no reason/facts to back it up.
Like saying to IBB Longoria every AB because he has the potential to hurt you.
Then being shown the guy behind him this year has the same potential. And he then disregards that fact and continues his BS.
We can also say why did they not get this guy or that guy? But we must remember that other teams have needs as well and if the RS can not fill that need in a trade then the other guy goes somewhere else.
I mean if you have a great player at a position under contract for 4 years why would you want my minor leaguer no matter how good he may be that plays the same position.
People just make comments and do not think or investigate the reasons behind some decisions.
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posted at 9/22/2011 1:19 PM EDTI was wondering how many Tampa Bay Rays fans were critical of Maddon's ( stupid) move in the 2nd game of their doubleheader with N.Y.
Maddon pulled starter Jeremy Hellickson out of the game with a 96 pitch count after he allowed only 2 hits over 7 innings to the Yankees offense in what was essentially a "must win" game. The bullpen then blew the game for the Rays.
For some dumb reason, many people see Maddon as a "genius" and Francona as a buffoon....mainly because as bandwagon fans these people wear blinders and only see the "bad" Francona moves and the "good" Maddon moves.
I also wonder if Rays fans aren't also pointing fingers at Longoria and Upton , two veterans in the heart of their lineup batting well below .250.
Then I remember that there is no Tampa Bay bandwagon nation....they barely have any fans period, unless those fans are disguised as empty seats.
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posted at 9/22/2011 1:20 PM EDTIn Response to Re: What if Sox win it all??:In Response to Re: What if Sox win it all?? : You think they are playing good Baseball?
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You think you are being a good fan? Not even a good one. A fan of any?
Re: What if Sox win it all??
posted at 9/22/2011 1:23 PM EDT
I've been a diehard Sox fan since '75 but thinking this team will win a World Series is a real stretch. Nothing would make me happier than to see them win it all but from what i've seen in the last month and a half has made me really question the heart of this team.... Sorry fellow Sox fans but a spade is a spade.
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posted at 9/22/2011 1:28 PM EDTJust because a fan is disappointed and complains does not make them less of a fan. The Sox deserved to be booed last night. Its a wonder it didn't happen sooner. They are not giving any effort. They are playing as if they hope that Tampa will lose. This is the worst effort that I have seen a Sox team give in 50 years. There is no way they will advance in the playoffs IF they luck out and get in. They are not very good right now. The GM, the manager and the players are to blame, not the fans who complain. The fans have a right to expect and demand a good professional effort from the players and they haven't been getting it for six weeks.
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posted at 9/22/2011 2:09 PM EDTEvaluation of management should not be based upon post season results. This team should have won the division, and it has ball and chain contracts terrible value contracts out the Yazoo. It is about value in a business, not hitting an ant hill with a cluster bomb.
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posted at 9/22/2011 3:33 PM EDT
Are the characteristics of a "true fan" to happily sit back and not find fault with the fact that the team hasn't won a series since August, and just dropped 3/4 to an abysmal last place team? To be full of nothing but smiles and sunshine for the fact that a 2.5 lead in the wild card exists only by the grace of your hated rivals?
The definition of a fair-weather fan is one that shows up as a fan only when the team is winning or makes it to the playoffs, not someone who has followed the team all season and becomes critical when the team is unmistakably playing badly in the home stretch.
I don't know how a fan could keep a positive, supportive attitude at a time of such collectively disappointing play without looking disingenuous and/or clueless.
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posted at 9/22/2011 3:55 PM EDTThere's plenty of blame to go around but the bottom line is, Theo Epstein constructed better than 75% of the current roster and utimately he should be held accountable. When teams have high expectations and fail the players don't get fired.
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posted at 9/22/2011 4:07 PM EDTNobody is saying you can't be critical.
I do it often.
What is being said here is don't let your disappointment and frustration grow to a point where you give up and go cry in the corner.
There is plenty to be disappointed about. If you can't take the disappointment , follow golf and cheer for Tiger Woods or something.
I am not happy about the way things are going, but I'll be damned if I am going to follow a team for 5 1/2 months and give up now. I'd rather see how it plays out. A marathon runner doesn't win a race if he is leading with 10 yds to go, he wins when he crosses the finish line. The race to the best record in regular season is over for us, we can not win that, but postseason is within reach. Winning in the playoffs is only possible if you get in. Let's focus on getting in and see how it plays out.
Then we'll have all winter to comlain about what went wrong.
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posted at 9/22/2011 4:20 PM EDTThe Sox Will Win it All This Season, Even with Francona and his band of Misfit Coaches !! The Sox Should have parted ways with Tito last season but apparently his willingness to let upper management call the shots on the field, at least that's what The Tito Defenders say, has kept him on. For the past two seasons now, this team's fundementals, especially on defense, has been in the crapper and that is directly attributed to the manager and his group of flunkies they call coaches. The pitching Staff's unwillingness to throw Strikes started last year with Farrell and has not gotten much better this season, thus the high pitch counts, thus Starters not going longer in games, and the result is a worn out bullpen. I Still believe in this team, the players, winning it all, always have !! I will go one step further and Say, even before the Off Season Starts, that they will be the favored team to win it all again next year. I would feel even better about both statements if they can find a way to get past the current manager making decisions !!
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posted at 9/22/2011 4:25 PM EDTAnd if the stock market goes up 1000 points tomorrow, I'll get the money I lost today back.If, If, If, If.Not happening.
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posted at 9/22/2011 4:39 PM EDTSo if the Red Sox had won the division the last three years but had been swept each year in the playoffs you would have no complaints over the management of the team?
If the Red Sox had won the AL East division the last 3 years, no chance they get swept.
If the Red Sox go 3 years of no division title and ALDS swept or out easy in playoffs, will you vote to keep paying the GM more millions.........................................
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posted at 9/22/2011 4:47 PM EDTGreat OP, and true. All the same, Tito is a lousy game manager, though great with keeping everyone happy, but I wouldn't fire him, I don't believe a manager makes or breaks a team. The real reason the sox have struggled is because of injuries, two years running; with healthy Buch & Youk, they'd be neck and neck with Yanks right now, maybe even a little ahead.


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The most comprehensive psychiatric nursing care planning text available assists students and practitioners in providing effective care in a variety of settings. Clear presentation of information, consistent use of the nursing process, correlation of nursing and medical diagnoses, and prioritization of interventions make this text an invaluable resource. Grounded in the latest classification of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR) and the most current list of NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses, this text covers a wide range of disorders, their psychopathology, and appropriate nursing interventions with rationales. Care plans use real clinical situations and include therapeutic and nontherapeutic dialogue examples to familiarize nurses with likely scenarios and equip them with the tools they need to feel confident in any clinical setting.View full description
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Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Charles
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Throughout history cultures rely on plants as the foundation for health and medicine. According to the World Health Organization, 82% of the world's population still depends on herbal medicine to meet basic health care needs. As Americans, we are in the minority of the peoples of the world who rely on the Western Medical Model of pharmaceuticals. We return to our ancestral roots and rejoin the world's populous by using herbs as food and medicine. We take back our health and our own power of healing by educating ourselves on healthy food and lifestyle choices.
Plant medicines allow the body to maintain health as well as return to dynamic equilibrium. It is not a static perfection that we are after, but the ever consciously changing shifts that bring us closer to balanced wellness. Herbs tone the body's ability to respond to stress and illness to be proactive and preventive in our process of health and healing.
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Kara supports local farmers, community health, and respect for the earth. All herbs are organically grown or ethically harvested from the wild. Alcohol-based tinctures are made from biodynamically-grown organic grapes or cane.


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Managing stress and grief as a result of crisis, such as the one at the Sandy Hook Elementary School is a challenge, even for the most experienced, trained professionals. Here are some suggestions on how to begin and what parents can do if their child has been effected and is asking questions.
Under normal circumstances, talking to children about death can be a heart-opening experience for both of you; rather than something to avoid. Everyday parents have an opportunity to bring theirchild's attention to the cycles of life all around us. From the tiniest insect, to a plant, or a fish; everything has a life cycle. Some are very short cycles; other creatures like birds are longer. Animals and humans, usually even longer. Everything is born, lives and then dies.
The natural world is a place to start to develop your child's understanding of death in the context of life cycles. (See the book LifeTimes: The beautiful way to explain death to children by Bryan Mellonie and Robert Ingpen, Bantam Books, 1983.) to help yourself begin the conversation with your child in a calm and centered way.
Under unusual or tragic circumstances, parents have to go deeper to meet their child's needs and their own. And to be able to answer their questions, correct misconceptions, ease worries and fears.
When a child's life cycle is cut short, parents look beyond the physical, to the spiritual, to their faith, to whatever is believed sacred and Divine for ways to explain the inexplicable. What happens after a child dies is a matter of your faith and a parent's belief system.
For those parents who are confronted with their own uncertainties, referring to world cultures may provide a way to come to grips with their own fears; learning from others what they do may provide comforting answers for parents and children. In many places, death is an integral part of life
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An early-season snow prompted Huron County Sheriff Dane Howard to issue a level 2 emergency. That has now been reduced to a level 1 emergency. Roads are snow-covered and drivers should use caution. Erie County Sheriff Paul Sigsworth has issued a level 1 emergency.
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LOVELAND, Colo., Dec. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Heska Corporation (NASDAQ: HSKA, "Heska" or the "Company"), a leading provider of veterinary diagnostic and specialty products, announced today that David Sveen, Ph.D. had joined Heska's Board of Directors.
Dr. Sveen is the President of Cedarstone Partners, Inc., an accounting and consulting practice for nonprofit organizations, which he founded in 1993. Dr. Sveen has also been an adjunct assistant professorship of Christian Formation and Ministry at Wheaton College since 1995. His professional background includes 13 years in senior management with the investment banking firm Griffin, Kubik, Stephens and Thompson.
Dr. Sveen earned his BS in Business from Northern Illinois University in 1978 and his MBA from DePaul University in 1986. In 1994 he earned his MA in Educational Ministries from Wheaton Graduate School and in 2004 his Ph.D. in Theological Education from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.
"Several years ago, I enjoyed success with Kevin Wilson, while serving together on the Board at Sound Technologies, a digital imaging firm Kevin founded and successfully sold," said Dr. Sveen. "Today, I am excited to be reunited in another opportunity with Kevin and others from that winning team as they join the many talented people at Heska. I look forward to working with them as we form a culture of execution in this new and exciting chapter at Heska."
"We are pleased to add someone with Dr. Sveen's experience and judgment to our Board," commented Robert Grieve, Heska's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We are convinced Dr. Sveen will help us on our mission of improving our business and creating shareholder value."
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Charles & Charles Rosé 2014
Our 2014 Rosé is quite simply the most awesomely complex and complete Rosé we've made to date. The winemaking hasn't changed a great deal over the years; so we attribute much of this complexity to the diversity of grape varieties and, even more, to the mix of vineyards that are ... more
Domaine Clos des Lumieres Côtes du Rhône Rosé 2014
A color of rose petals with hints of fuchsia. Very fine nose dominated by strawberry aromas. The palate will again reveal the strawberries, in addition to bot wild and cherry. The mid-palate shows some spiciness, followed by a pink grapefruit and flint finish. The various grape varieties used in this ... more
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Laurent Charles Brotte Grand Vallon Cuvée Rose Secret 2014
Colour: Pale rose colour with slight salmon nuances. Nose: Intense aromas recalling red fruits - especially red currant, raspberry. Palate: Light and vivid mouth with persistent fruitiness it is a pleasant and easy drinking wine. Pairings: Goes well with starters, tomato and lettuce mixed salads, taboule, exotic dishes and summer ... more
Couly-Dutheil Chinon René Couly Rosé 2014
Lovely pale rosé colour.Fresh & Fruity nose with subtle floral notes. A fruity palate with persistent and refreshing flavours. Well balanced, easy to drink & elegant. Recommended with Chicken, ham, read meat fish & salads. more
Château Montaud Cotes de Provence Rosé 2014
Lively and fleshy. Lightly acidulous with a hint of citrus and cherry. Owing to our soil which is rather schisty, the final remains frank with a mineral tinge. As an aperitive with little vegetables and provencal custards or with Sausage and meat pies. It perfectly suits seafood dishes, mediterranean or ... more
Les Vignobles Gueissard Vin De Pays Mediteranée Le Petit Gueissard 2014
A almon colour with nuances of dark pink. Red fruit aromas such as raspberry, wild strawberry, and some notes og litichi. Fresh, rich and long-lasting in the mouth. more
DeMorgenzon DMZ Cabernet Rosé 2014
DMZ is DeMorgenzon's value label, where the objective is to produce classic, elegant, well-balanced wines which over-deliver in terms of quality for price. This crowd-pleasing rosé displays alluring aromas and luscious notes of pomegranate, watermelon and strawberries, accentuated with delicate floral and spice hints. more
Lavendette Alpes de Haute Provence Rose 2014
Color: Pale pink color. Nose: Possesses an elegant nose reminiscent of fresh berries. Palate: This wine is supple and fresh on the palate, with good level of acidity. Food pairing: A perfect accompaniment to quiches, pissaladieres, and crudites. more
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Clean, fresh and almost transparent, with a touch of coral colour. coral color. It is light and fresh on the palate with crisp acidity and floral aromas aftertaste, with balanced aromas of. roses and red fruit more
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Biodynamic designation is regulated by Demeter, an international certification organization. Biodynamic agriculture is based on the view of a farm as a self-contained organism. Certified organic vineyards must meet Demeter"s additional criteria for a period of one year before earning the designation "biodynamic."
Sustainable practices incorporate organic standards and may exceed them and include ecologically and socially sound business practices such as fair pay for farm workers and energy conservation.
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All wines naturally contain some sulfites, however wines that contain less than 10 parts per million sulfites are not required to include "Contains Sulfites" on their labels.
Wines that are still in the barrel and have yet to be bottled. Futures offer the opportunity to invest in a wine before it arrives in our store.
Like futures, pre-arrivals are wines that have not yet arrived on our shelves, however they may or may not be a new release. Pre-arrivals may already be bottled and en route to our store.
The Wine Advocate is a bimonthly wine publication featuring the consumer advice of wine critic Robert M. Parker, Jr. Initially titled The Baltimore-Washington Wine Advocate the first issue was published in 1978. Accepting no advertising, the newsletter publishes in excess of 7,500 reviews per year, utilizing Parker's rating system that employs a 50-100 point quality scale.
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Since 1997, the 100% subscriber-supported IWC has also been available in French and Japanese editions.
Wine Enthusiast Magazine is a lifestyle magazine covering wine, food, spirits, travel and entertaining topics. It was founded in 1988 by Adam and Sybil Strum and reaches 686,000 readers. Its wine ratings, conducted by reviewers in major wine-producing areas of the world, are considered an influential gauge for consumers and professionals in the wine industry.
BeerAdvocate is an organization founded by brothers Todd and Jason Alström. The mission, as stated on their website, is to "Respect Beer". BeerAdvocate also has a full-color monthly magazine. It includes various articles written by, and concerning, craft brewers (both amateur and professional). The brothers also write for various journals, including Boston's Weekly Dig.
Wine and Spirits is America's practical guide to the straightforward, enlightened enjoyment of fine wine and and premium spirits. We have for 18 years served customers and marketers alike with a lively mix of wine reviews, features, profiles, food and wine pairings, new product introductions, travel pieces, history, opinion and wine business news.
Burghound.com was the first of its kind to offer specialized, and more importantly, exhaustive coverage of a specific wine region. The first Issue was released in January of 2001 and there are now subscribers in more than 50 countries and nearly all 50 states. Allen Meadows spends over four months a year in Burgundy and visits more than 300 domaines during that time.
James is one of the world's leading authorities on Australian wine, matching intelligent, honest reviews with unparalleled knowledge of, and passion for, the wine industry.
The Bottle Shop wine store in Spring Lake, New Jersey, is owned by the Murray family, who have been wine merchants in Monmouth County since 1972. Tom and Marie Murray converted a small liquor store on the Jersey Shore into a vintage wine, cheese and gourmet food shop; an endeavor reported in the New York Times in the summer of 1974. Today, their three children are continuing the tradition...
At OC Wine Mart, we are redefining your neighborhood wine, liquor & convenience store. We have a wine specialist on board who will gladly help you find the best wine for your particular occasion, whether it's for a special dinner party, a gift, or just the right wine to pair with food, to take an everyday meal to the next level.
For thirty-five years, Connoisseurs' Guide has been the authoritative voice of the California wine consumer. With readers in all fifty states and twenty foreign countries, the Guide is valued by wine lovers everywhere for its honesty and for it strong adherence to the principles of transparency, unbiased, hard-hitting opinions.
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I rate wines using the 100-points scale. I have used this point system for close to 25 years. I still believe it is the simplest way to rate a wine, with its origins from grade school in the United States. A wine that I rate 90 points or more is outstanding (A), and worth buying. If I rate a wine 95 points or more (A+), it is a must buy.
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View From the Cellar, an electronic wine newsletter published bi-monthly by John Gilman.
Homepage for wine writer, Neal Martin's, "Diary of a Wine Writer".
In-house ratings from our expert staff.
Malt Advocate magazine is America's leading whisky magazine. It's the number one source for whisky information, education and entertainment for whisky enthusiasts.
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Wine Review Online was originally conceived by Publisher Robert Whitley as an all-encompassing platform for the many talented wine journalists he came across in his travels as wine columnist for the Creators Syndicate.
In-house ratings from our expert staff.
The Wine Front is an independent review site for consumers. It is a subscriber-only service and has been since it started in 2002. It's run by Gary Walsh, Campbell Mattinson and Mike Bennie. Each year thousands of new wine reviews and comments are published here. All wines are given a score out of 100 and a 'best drinking' window.
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Since launching in May 2013 Vinous has become one the fastest growing wine content websites in the world. Regular features include comprehensive reviews of new releases from Italy, California, Champagne and Burgundy, vertical tastings and retrospectives, in-depth videos shot on location, Vinous Favorites - our top picks under $25 - and Vinous Table, where we profile our top eating and drinking destinations.
ChampagneGuide.net is the web's most comprehensive guide to the wines and wine producers of Champagne. This online guide features profiles of over 160 champagne producers, from renowned négociant houses to small grower estates.
Jim Murray's Whisky Bible is the world's leading whisky guide. Each edition contains roughly 4,500 detailed, professionally analysed and easy to understand tasting notes on the world's leading and lesser known whiskies.
Whisky Advocate magazine is America's leading whisky magazine. The #1 source for whisky information, education & entertainment for whisky enthusiasts.
Decanter magazine is - quite simply - the world's best wine magazine. Read in over 90 countries, Decanter is required reading for everyone with an interest in wine - from amateur enthusiast to serious collector.
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Annual Washington Post Bucket Event 2010
George shows off for the cameras after he beat his rivals in a race... Photo d'actualitéAudition,Baseball,Centre d'intérêt,Faire la course,Fan,Gagner,Horizontal,Nationals Park,Nationals de Washington,Rivalité,Washington DC,États-UnisPhotographer The Washington PostCollection: The Washington Post 2013 The Washington PostWASHINGTON DC: MARCH 02 George shows off for the cameras after he beat his rivals in a race as Washington Nationals fans audition to become the next Racing President at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. on March 02, 2013. Candidates are competing for a chance to fill the shoes of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. Candidates perform freestyle dance, run a 40-yard dash and run two Presidents Races from center field to the home dugout. Developed in 2006, the Racing Presidents are 12 foot oversized mascots who compete in the GEICO Presidents Race during the fourth inning of every Nationals home game. (Photo by Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post via Getty Images)


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Treasure & Space Coast Hospitals-Stuart to Melbourne
0 Hello everyone! I'm looking for information about graduate nurse programs, patient ratios, opinions on work life, and possible wages throughout the multiple hospitals in the region.
HealthSouth Rehabilitation - Both Treasure Coast (Vero Beach) and Martin (Port Salerno)
Martin Memorial Health Systems (Stuart/PSL)
HCA Owned - Port St. Lucie, Lawnwood Regional Medical Center
Indian River Medical Center
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Health First Hospitals - Palm Bay, Viera, Holmes Regional, Cape Canaveral
Any help you could give would be appreciated. If there are others that I haven't included, please feel free to chime in!
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pooh1258 has '1' year(s) of experience. Joined Apr '12; Posts: 49; Likes: 15.0Apr 22, '13 by CCRNCMC11I work at Martin memorial full time right now, but I just started back in January so I'm still new to the state. I don't know much about the other hospitals. Martin is a great work environment, at least in my unit. Ratios in the icu are 1:2 or 1:1. Med/surg maybe 1:5-7 tele is the same. Pay isn't the best compared to further south but it's competitive for the treasure coast. No new grad program that I'm aware of but they do hire new grads I'm pretty sure. Any questions feel free to ask!0Apr 28, '13 by pooh1258Where do you work at Martin Memorial? I see they are starting a novice nurse program but I can't really find out much about it. Do you have any idea what the starting rate or benefits are there? Thanks for your help.0Apr 28, '13 by CCRNCMC11I work in the cvicu. Not sure what the base pay for new grads is but I do know they pay more if you have your bsn. Benefits aren't that great but it's a good hospital to get your feet wet in0Jan 9, '14 by Kristen1911, BSN, RNHi,
I was wondering if you are still working at Martin Memorial and how it is going? I am new to the area and I'm trying to get a job there. Thank you for your help!0Sep 23, '14 by dayana2188Wondering if you guys where able to get a job with Martin? I recently accepted an offer and I'm looking for advice on what to expect and so on.. Would also appreciate pointers on things to do around here! thank you!0Sep 25, '14 by dayana2188.....0Sep 25, '14 by dayana2188Quote from CCRNCMC11Hi! I see you are already an employee for Martin. I heard there is a pre-employment test. How was that for you?I work in the cvicu. Not sure what the base pay for new grads is but I do know they pay more if you have your bsn. Benefits aren't that great but it's a good hospital to get your feet wet in
Thank you!0Sep 25, '14 by CCRNCMC11Well that was a couple of years ago but it was really simple basic stuff. There was an EKG test as well I believe.
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Earlier this year, New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg introduced the Safe Chemicals Act of 2011, which will require most chemicals to be "given a basic level of health and safety screening by the U.S. EPA and the information recorded in a publicly available database," according to Environment News Service. Recommendations made by the National Science Academy in 2008 had called for an assessment of the effects of cumulative exposure to different chemicals on the brain. What is the effect of chemicals including BPA, mercury, phthalates and brominated flame retardants on expecting mothers and very young children?
In view of the marked increase in autism of the past decades, from 1 in 10,000 to (according to a study of children in South Korea published last month) 1 in 38 among 7 to 12 years old, surely there must be something – something in the environment — causing such a huge increase?
The 1 in 38 prevalence rate found by researchers from Yale University and George Washington University certainly raised a "collective gasp…from the autism community," as filmmaker Todd Drezner writes in the Huffington Post. Drezner, who's the parent of a child on the autism spectrum, interviews one of the study's authors, anthropologist Roy Richard Grinker, about the results that say to some, we don't just have an epidemic of autism — people have said that when the rate was 1 in 166 and 1 in 110 — we have a pandemic, an all-out outbreak, a plague. Read about global warming, the decrease in the food supply, climate change and other assaults on the environment by human-made chemicals and creation, and it seems too obvious — the increase in autism in today's children has to be another effect of the toxic world we live in.
Grinker has written before about the rise in the autism rate in his 2007 book Unstrange Minds: Remapping the World of Autism. The book attracted its share of controversy because of his arguments that one reason for the higher rate is that we have better tools for estimating prevalence, for counting cases of autism. Our understanding of autism, of psychiatric disorders and intellectual disability, is far greater and has enabled us — professionals as well as parents — to identify autism for often and at an earlier age in a child. Another factor is culture: In the US, acceptance of racial, ethnic, sexual orientation and other differences has grown, so that there the stigma of saying one's child is autistic, or that one is oneself, has greatly lessened (while still definitely remaining). Autism is simply "more common than we think," as Grinker says.
Such arguments have been met with skepticism in some quarters, certainly among parents who are positive about an environmental agent as a cause, including Lise Huguenin, a mother of an autistic son who is quoted in the Environment News Service article. She holds a doctorate in environmental science/exposure measurement and assessment from Rutgers University and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. Chemicals and toxins are tangible agents that we can point to and global warming is certainly feeling all too real to me, anticipating — with the rest of the East Coast — record 99 degrees temperatures in early June.
One might think that people who think there's a recent "epidemic of autism" would be welcoming the 1 in 38 study and asking about research on environmental toxins in South Korea.
However, 1 in 38 study suggests that it's not that there's necessarily some new upsurge in autism cases, but that we're just figuring out how to count them. Under lead researcher Dr. Young-Shin Kim, a child psychiatrist and epidemiologist at the Yale Child Study Center, Grinker and a team of autism experts designed a study to measure the autism rate in the entire elementary school population of the Ilsan district in Goyang City:
That total population turned out to include 36,592 children in participating mainstream schools and 294 listed in Ilsan's Disability Registry (the latter group was identified as having a high probability of having ASD). As a first step, all parents were asked to complete a preliminary 27-item questionnaire that assessed their children for possible symptoms of and behaviors associated with autism.
Then Grinker and the team did "extensive community outreach, educational sessions with teachers, interviews and focus groups" and "learned how to talk about autism in a way that didn't frighten people away from our study," especially in view of the stigma associate with autism in South Korea where mothers are more likely to have a child diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder to reduce the shame brought onto a family, says the Los Angeles Times. The researchers took a great deal of care in designing and performing their study, as Drezner writes:
Ultimately, parents of 23,337 children completed the questionnaire. The team made extensive efforts to contact the parents of children who screened positive for ASD and to invite the children for multi-hour evaluations with the gold-standard diagnostic instruments, validated in the Korean language. Two clinical teams made final diagnoses, and each team included a Korean child psychiatrist trained in both Korea and the U.S. The final 2.64-percent prevalence estimate was made up of .75 percent from the high-probability group and 1.89 percent from regular schools. (The authors emphasize that their results have not been replicated, and certain factors may have caused them to overestimate or underestimate the prevalence rate.)
Grinker suggests that the surprisingly high percentage of children with ASD in mainstream classrooms may be partially explained by the culture of Korean schools. He notes, "The schools emphasize structure and routine within the classroom, learning by rote memory, and few transitions or alterations in daily schedules." You couldn't ask for a better classroom for an autistic child. Nevertheless, Grinker emphasizes, "The team would never have found these kids if they weren't suffering, or didn't have significant functional impairments." Given the rigor of the study and the expertise of the team, it seems likely that these children were accurately diagnosed.
As Grinker points out, say the autism rate is 2.64 percent and people express shock; say it's 26.4 per 1000 — so, out of about 1000 children about 26 are on the autism spectrum — and people say, "oh yeah."
What might be the results if a study like the one about Ilsan school children were carried out? Is it believable that, for every 1000 people in your community, about 26 persons might be on the autism spectrum?
Should we rather be shocked that we used to think the prevalence rate of autism was so low?
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I agree with Bob S. - not all Aspies like routine, my son has Aspergers and there are certain things that he will "tolerate" with routines. He is an honor roll student too. I am very proud of him. He will be a freshman this year in highschool and I hope the transition will go smoothly for him.
When I was a young adult many moderate to sever autistic persons were misdiagnosed as retarded, and many mildly autistic were misdiagnosed as schizophrenic.
There is another theory about the genesis of autism that I don't see revealed on these autism posts.
There is a stealth bacterium called mycoplasma. It is incredibly tiny, lacks a cell wall and is the cause or co-factor in many chronic illnesses. It resides inside the host's cells and uses the mitochondria as its energy source.
Because of the extremely small size it is difficult to remove from laboratory cultures and equipment.
Mycoplasma has been found to be present in at least 7% of human vaccines.
There is a strong link between mycoplasma and autism. You can google the information.
There are many varieties of mycoplasma. Most are responsive to low dose intermittant azithromycin and the minocyclin class of antibiotics. Treatment time is long (1 or more years) and may not reverse damage already done.
First step is to get proper diagnosis by pcr blood test for mycoplasmas and other bacteria and viruses. www.immed.com.
This to me explains the vaccine connection. Can't hurt to get tested. Road Back foundation can provide info on where to get tested.
Let's not forget the recent, vast increase in the use of 'recreational' drugs, as well. A lot more people have been putting various quantities of dubious substances into their bodies.
Every year thousands of tons of insecticides, weed killers, and other chemicals are dumped into the environment. These chemicals do not degrade for centuries. Sooner or later their effects are going to appear.
There are languages with no word for "orange." Once defined, it can be seen everywhere. My mother, with medium Asperger's had a choice: Blend in, or get misdiagnosed and abused. My own case might have been undetectable if I'd had two normal parents.
BTW, not all aspies like all routines. They have to make sense to us. I hated memorizing the times tables and having to switch subjects every 45 minutes.
I am encouraged by Jose M.C. and others merging view of cases or situations that can be described with a positive spin.Sadly we seek solutions for an enormous group of less fortunates whose reality is touched upon in the observations of Lyn L. We do not yet know enough to assist many families yearning for understanding.
Awareness is growing and the beam of the spotlight is now increasing with intensity which will lead to more data sharing and the World Health Organization needs to select a cadre to explore the planet's populations where proper studies can be conducted THIS YEAR.
It is no secret that diagnosis of autism is on the rise. While it is possible that there may be environmental causes such as chemicals that are being used, I personally know that my grandson was perfectly fine until given the MMR vaccination, then developed autisim.
Is anyone asking what social changes have risen in parallel with autism? When I look at the supposed markers for autism, what I see is a portrait of "normal" life in modern-day America. Why wasn't autism a problem in the 17th or 18th centuries?
I believe after spending the night watching videos online possibly here, till I fell asleep, about how we have been experimented on without our knowlege over many years since ww2. I feel the government should come clean and make it so all of us know with as much detail as there is and let us know. This article is about autism and there maybe a connection to what has happened as to what any of us are experiencing. We identify with whats personal to us about what has been endured. I learned last night the extent of some of the experiementing that I suspected on a small scale but not at this magnitute. LSD and the mentally ill coupled with shock treatments and other drugs. Experiments that cause people to hear voices, done in secret experiments. And on and on and on. The LSD trips and hearing voices and people crazy and helped more into cyber head. In my church one year a family came forth to get empathy that their family has a history of mental illness and suicide. They told us how there was stigma in the churches about these types of people.They wanted help and an answer and relief. I had no answer and no input, cause I believed it went farther than just her family, it was many families that have been sucker punched. When I watched the videos and learned the extent of the random picks of unaware populations who were chosen to be the test subjects- all of us are in those pockets. Don't be surprised at anything. How do you correct it --I don't know. But we need to know it all.
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Jack Scott - "My True Love" & "Leroy."
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In New Letter, Direct Care Workers Urge Senators Baucus and Grassley to Stop Bush Medicare Cuts
JOPLIN, Mo., Feb. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In response to the Bush Administration's budget plan cutting U.S. seniors' Medicare-financed nursing home care by $17 billion over five years, the Coalition to Protect Senior Care (CPSC) today called the proposal "dangerous to seniors' front line care needs," and announced at a news briefing that they will launch a new effort to stop the funding reductions, similar to the campaign waged last fall when the Coalition successfully opposed efforts to cut Medicare Part A nursing home benefits. The CPSC also released a new letter, delivered today to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) and Ranking Member Charles Grassley (R-IA), urging them to fight the cuts.
"From the standpoint of our oldest, most vulnerable seniors and the direct care workers who serve them, the Bush Administration has put forward a budget proposal that is dangerous to every aspect of front line care giving," stated Lisa Cantrell, a co-founder of the National Association of Health Care Assistants, and a national spokesperson for the Coalition to Protect Senior Care. "As we successfully opposed previous efforts to cut our patients' Medicare-financed nursing home benefits, we will fight any attempt by the Bush Administration to slash the vital resources necessary to ensuring our oldest, sickest residents continue to receive the quality care they absolutely require."
The proposed five year $17 billion Medicare cuts, described by Administration officials as designed to improve efficiency and productivity, are especially curious, Cantrell said in the Coalition's letter to Baucus and Grassley, given that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) specifically stated just months ago that nursing homes must receive an inflationary update to promote "program efficiency, quality and sustainability."
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 13 /PRNewswire/ -- The rate of childhood obesity in America has more than tripled since 1980(1), and, in Florida, 32.5 percent of children ages 10 to 17 are overweight or obese(2). Compelled by the serious and widespread threat of the obesity epidemic for children, families, communities and the health care system, The Blue Foundation for a Healthy Florida (http://www.bluefoundationfl.com), the philanthropic affiliate of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSF), today announced a statewide initiative called Embrace a Healthy Florida.
The $8 million, four-year strategic effort will address the causes of childhood obesity through public-private partnerships. Embrace a Healthy Florida was announced during a convening of Jacksonville community nonprofit, nongovernmental agencies, governmental agencies, and leaders who are currently engaged in activities that address childhood obesity.
"We are taking action beyond traditional nutrition and fitness programs," said Susan Towler, executive director of The Blue Foundation for a Healthy Florida. "Through strategic philanthropy, Embrace a Healthy Florida will foster environments that promote healthy lifestyles for children."
The statewide initiative will support community-based programs that promote change in families and parenting, childcare centers and schools, neighborhood recreation opportunities and other influences on the accessibility of healthy food and physical activity. Focusing on Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Tallahassee regions, the three-phase effort will provide grants to nonprofit organizations, fund research, and foster community collaboration.
Along with numerous physical health risks, overweight and obese children are shown to suffer higher rates of depression, greater difficulty in peer relationships and poorer quality of life than their normal weight counterparts(3).
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text: my mother had a fifth grade education and could not help me with my home work. She only went to a teacher's conference twice.my education was not based on my parents. I had white teachers in k-5 that was excellent and I had white teachers 6-7 that wasn't. I had a ninth grade science teacher who had white students on one side and black students on the other side and she taught on the side of the white students. I spent a weekend in my book until I understood the lessons and she asked why was I now passing her test? My answer was that I was starting to understand it. I got a 55 in her class and got a 95 in summer school. I read and studied and I did not worry about what anyone else thought. I am not stupid and I am teachable. In some areas self taught. I have two degrees and I am a professional even when I was told that I would never make it because I was black and a women only made me more determine to laugh silently in their faces as I moved forward. The education system is boring. it is not geared to exceptional students. I know a 10 year old who can take a small engine apart and rebuild it. so they put him on Ritalin. the programs are not keeping his attention. dumbing down is what is happening to our children's education. I raised seven children as a single parent and not one of my children is uneducated because I gave them puzzles and books as toddlers and have an extensive library. My knowledge of the arts was because of my teachers. I did not have a black teacher until college. I love to learn.


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ABSTRACT: Detailed information on vertical variations in hydraulic conductivity (K) is essential to describe the dynamics of groundwater movement at contaminated sites or as input data used for modeling. K values in high vertical resolution should be determined because K tends to be more continuous in the horizontal than in the vertical direction. To determine K in shallow unconsolidated sediments and in the vertical direction, the recently developed direct-push injection logger can be used. The information obtained by this method serves as a proxy for K and has to be calibrated to obtain quantitative K values of measured vertical profiles. In this study, we performed direct-push soil sampling, sieve analyses and direct-push slug tests to obtain K values in vertical high resolution. Using the results of direct-push slug tests, quantitative K values obtained by the direct-push injection logger could be determined successfully. The results of sieve analyses provided lower accordance with the logs due to the inherent limitations of the sieving method.Ground Water 08/2011; 50(3):450-6. DOI:10.1111/j.1745-6584.2011.00854.x · 2.31 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Measuring contaminant flow rates at control cross sections is the most accurate method to evaluate natural attenuation processes in the saturated subsurface. In most instances, point scale measurement is the method of choice due to practical reasons and cost factors. However, at many field sites, the monitoring network is too sparse for a reliable estimation of contaminant and groundwater flow rates. Therefore, integral pumping tests have been developed as an alternative. In this study, we compare mass flow rates obtained by integral pumping test results and point scale data. We compare results of both methods with regard to uncertainties due to estimation errors and mass flow estimations based on two different point scale networks. The differences between benzene and groundwater flow rate estimates resulting from point scale samples and integral pumping tests were 6.44% and 6.97%, respectively, demonstrating the applicability of both methods at the site. Point scale-based data, especially with use of cost efficient Direct-Push technique, can be applied to show the contaminant distribution at a site and may be followed by a denser point scale network or an integral method. Nevertheless, a combination of both methods decreases uncertainties.Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 10/2010; 122(1-4):1-15. DOI:10.1016/j.jconhyd.2010.10.001 · 2.20 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Monitored natural attenuation (MNA) as a possible remediation strategy has been intensively discussed over the last several years. However, in order to apply natural attenuation (NA) as a rational remediation option, suitable methods for the assessment and evaluation of the efficiency of these processes must be developed, the sustainability of the NA processes has to be demonstrated and regulatory and public acceptance has to be established. The RETZINA (Reference test site Zeitz for the implementation of the "Natural Attenuation" approach) -Project deals with the implementation of the MNA approach as a remediation concept at the heavily contaminated former industrial field site Zeitz (Germany). Due to the long history of industrial production, the multiple contaminant sources present and the large spatial extent, Zeitz is considered a contaminated megasite. The overall goal of the project is to incorporate novel site investigation methods into conventional strategies to improve site characterisation with respect to remediation measures relying on NA. Several investigation methods are being tested to examine temporal and spatial aspects of NA. In addition to conventional site investigation strategies, incorporation of new mass flux, toxicological and isotopic approaches form part of the research. Integral pumping tests yielded reliable data on mass fluxes through a control plane. The toxicological analysis gave new insights into contaminant interactions and the issue of multiple sources. Investigations of isotopic fractionation yielded increased confidence that NA is indeed ongoing at the site. Thus, the new methods gave more insight into the complexity of contaminant load and occurring degradation processes. Taken together, they strengthened the reliance on NA as a remediation option for this particular contamination at the megasite in context of the protection of water resources at the regional scale.Journal of Hydrology 09/2006; 328(3-328):393-407. DOI:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2005.12.019 · 3.05 Impact Factor
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Two people had to be cut from their vehicle after colliding with another car Sunday at the intersection of New Hampshire Avenue and Route 70, according to the Lakewood Scoop.
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A bus driver is okay after crashing Thursday night into railroad tracks and woods in Lakewood at the intersection of Cross Street and Prospect Avenue, according to the Lakewood Scoop. No students were on board.
Naked, On a Tricycle, Headed for Court, say Lakewood Police
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Lakewood police are asking for the public's help in identifying two men wanted for allegedly using a stolen credit card to buy almost $1,000 in new sneakers on March 22nd.
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Westmoreland County prosecutors will appeal a lenient sentence given earlier this month to a convicted sex offender who was granted work-release despite protests from the victim.
William J. Shockley, 36, was sentenced Jan. 5 by Judge Debra Pezze to 11 1/2 to 23 months in the county prison for burglary but was given five years' probation for sexually assaulting a 29-year- old Greensburg woman in 2007. He can leave the jail daily to work as a cook at Rizzo's Malabar Inn in Crabtree, according to court records and District Attorney John Peck.
Shockley was ordered to register with state police as a sex offender and to undergo drug and alcohol evaluation.
Peck said he will appeal to state Superior Court, arguing that Shockley's sentence falls below state sentencing guidelines that call for 48 to 66 months in prison.
In 2007, there were only three cases out of 3,080 in the state in which judges sentenced offenders to lesser sentences than those prescribed in the guidelines, according to the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing.
Shockley rejected a plea bargain of five to 10 years in prison, Peck said.
"It was a violent crime and the sentence was outside the guidelines established for such a crime," Peck said.
Shockley broke into the woman's Greensburg residence on Sept. 21, 2007. He dragged her upstairs by her hair and tried to rape her. When she resisted, he forced her to perform a sex act. Shockley was charged with attempted rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, false imprisonment, terroristic threats, criminal trespass and receiving stolen property.
Shockley threatened to kill the woman if she called police, according to court records. In December 2007, Shockley called the victim and asked her if she was going to drop the charges. When she said no, he told her, "I will see you tonight." He was charged with intimidating a witness. Court records show the charges were withdrawn. …


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As his program crash-landed at rock bottom Saturday at South Carolina, John Calipari excused himself from the proceedings. He got himself tossed by the officials, and then blew off the press conference after his Kentucky Wildcats lost to a team ranked No. 178 in America, according to Yahoo Sports.
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When the going got tough, Cal got out.
It was a nostalgic flashback to December, when Calipari made a four-minute postgame interview appearance after losing to Baylor, then abruptly got up and left when the first question was directed toward one of his players. His freshmen sat there and answered the rest of the queries without him, Yahoo Sports reports.
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William Shakespeare famously wrote, "All the world's a stage." But rocking a stage and acting on a stage are distinctly different experiences, said Tommy Hahn, 42, who performs with Skylight Music Theatre full-time and fronts the power-pop group Revolush in his spare time.
"There's quite the gang aspect to playing in a band vs. being in a musical," Hahn said. "In a musical, someone else sells tickets, you're in a group with 12 to 20 other people sometimes, and you have other people backing this up, like the orchestra and stage manager. In Revolush, it's basically four guys against everybody." »Read Full Article
MSO Pops revels in Great American Songbook
Infectious isn't always a bad thing.
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There's nothing that terrifies us more or gets talked about less than what it means to die - or the related prospect of soldiering on when those dearest to us are gone.
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10 QuestionsThursday, July 23rd, 2015
I remember when I first started blogging in 2009 I'd get tagged in a series of posts and there would be buttons we'd embed and the posts would circulate around the blogosphere. That's when the number of home bloggers were fewer and we were all growing, getting to know each other, and forming a community. A few weeks ago I was tagged in Cristin's post and asked some questions, and it reminded me of the good ol' days, so today I'm playing along with the answers to her 10 Questions.
1. Winter or Summer?
Summer. Always and forever. Winter makes me gloomy. I admit I do enjoy the occasional rainy day under a cozy blanket drinking something hot but other than that I tolerate the cold months until spring shows up and everything starts blooming again. Summer is all about a slower pace, carefree days, and trips to the beach!
2. What's your favorite wallpaper pattern?
There are so many but at this moment, Twig in Navy by Stroheim. I'd love to use this in a bathroom above a wainscot wall treatment paired with a statement mirror and brass sconces.
3. What's the best vacation you've taken?
If the criteria is fondness of memories and sights seen, it's a three way tie between these destinations: Kauai, Québec City, and Salzburg, Austria where I lived one summer in my twenties.
4. If you could have lunch with anyone in the world, who would it be?
If it was a famous person it would be Tina Fey for laughs, but in real life it would be a group of sisters (my sister and sisters-in-law) all together at a table with no kids and no time limit. We're scattered across the country and I don't get to see them as often as I want to. I'd love to sit and chat and visit and laugh with them for hours.
5. Name one thing on your bucket list.
To ride on the back of a motorcycle out to the Bodega coast and back.