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A dozen sophisticated New York men and women are sitting together in a room, their bodies relaxed onto the floor, legs akimbo. Their cheeks are full of air, making them look like a lost school of pufferfish. Then they blow out the air and pucker their lips, as though they're imitating someone who has had too much collagen pumped into her lips. Which, in an odd way, is the whole point of their exercises.
The "Yoga Face" work out is for people who want to maintain a youthful visage without resorting to nips, tucks and injections. Pursing your lips - called the "Marilyn Monroe" because it looks like blowing a kiss - increases blood flow and encourages the growth of collagen, the substance that many misguided actresses have "plumped" their lips with (though most of those lips look tragic, not pillowy).
Annelise Hagen, a yoga instructor and author of "The Yoga Face," visited The Early Show to demonstrate some of the facial "poses" she puts her classes through.
Hagen explained the reasoning behind her class. " A lot of my clients were physically fit below the neck but resorting to invasive procedures to get their faces to look young, and I thought, that's
not in the spirit of yoga. Let's tweak yoga and get people to look younger in their face."
Hagen says the results are myriad: "Skin tone improves. The firmness and elasticity, because you're doing contractions, so you're getting more tone, more lift, and rosier skin."
Several problems can be resolved with her work-out, she says. "Double chins are really easy
to fix with this method and any kind of jowliness. You can get rid of wrinkle lines" if you follow her plan "a few minutes a day. Do it when you do your moisturizer and you'll see a difference."
The "Lion face" requires the student to open the mouth wide and stick out the tongue as far as possible - and hold it for 60 seconds. "Scrunch and tighten and compress all your muscles on an
inhale. When you exhale, stick out your tongue and go 'ahh'." This move tightens the jaw.
For "the Satchmo," the student fills one cheek with air, then shifts it to the other side of the face. The "Marilyn" exercise is about blowing kisses: "This is like collagen for the lips," said Hagen.
And "Surprise Me" is a "great exercise for the forehead," she said; the student should look "very surprised. Lift and release and then hold it down with your fingertips. You have to use your hands.
And press down and keep lifting."
Hagen predicts that results can be seen within the first few weeks.
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Please, God, please please please super extry pretty pleeeease let this show up on youtube. I'll convert fifty extry dutch if you just pleeeeease let this make it to youtube.
Oh yeah, and world peace or whatever.
The story is that she was in grave danger of having a major wardrobe malfunction and she had to hold her strapless dress on with one hand while singing (at least she wasn't lip syncing).
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Carl Randall's London Portraits
Posted on 14 July 2016
At any one moment, the National Portrait Gallery proudly displays around 1,400 paintings and on the 13th July 2016, which happened to be the day I visited, 15 of these portraits were painted by former Daiwa Scholar Carl Randall.
Ojiya Study Abroad Programme (Niigata)
Posted on 26 May 2016
Ojiya Study Abroad Programme – Ojiya Study Abroad is a non-profit organization aimed at helping international people learn the Japanese language and learn about Japanese culture on a small budget. OSA is fully supported by the City of Ojiya in Niigata and offers individuals the opportunity to study in a more traditional Japanese environment. Through OSA you will be able to study in our lovely city for 6 weeks to 2 years at a cost that is roughly half of what you would be paying for in a large language school that the big cities of Japan offer.
Carl Randall interview on the BBC World Service about his Japan paintings
Posted on 18 March 2016
Daiwa Scholarship Alumnus Carl Randall (http://www.carlrandall.com/) was interviewed in February 2016 by the BBC World Service about his series of Japan paintings. The piece looks at paintings made during his 10-year stay in Tokyo (2003-2013), focusing on his portraits of Japanese people and his portrayal of Tokyo's crowds.
Japan Research Network Edinburgh - bringing together those working on any area of Japan
Posted on 12 March 2016
Together with colleagues at the University of Edinburgh, former Daiwa Scholar Dr Chris Harding is setting up a 'Japan Research Network Edinburgh'. The Network's aim is to bring together scholars working on any area of Japan – staff, researchers, and graduate students alike – via a website (JRNE.org ) where they can search for one another via name, institution, and research interests. They will also hold seminars in Edinburgh a few times per year. Their first will be given by Angus Lockyer, on 12th March 2015. Though they are particularly keen to get colleagues in Scotland and the north of England talking to and meeting one another, they would very much like to extend the invitation to scholars across the UK.
Carl Randall exhibiting at Christie's New York, 23 January to 7 February 2016
Posted on 20 January 2016
Carl Randall (Daiwa Scholar 2003) is taking part in an exhibition at Christie's New York, 23 January to 7 February 2016. Recent large Japan-based ink paintings of his will be exhibited and auctioned at Drawings from the Royal Drawing School – a group exhibition at Christie's, running alongside Master Drawings Week New York 2016 and a Christie's Old Master Drawings sale. His work will be exhibited alongside renowned artists such as President of the Royal Academy Christopher Le Brun, and Royal Academician Humphrey Ocean.
Carl Randall's D-Day veteran portrait will be on display in Edinburgh from 15 January to 28 March 2016
Posted on 13 January 2016
Daiwa Scholarship alumnus, Carl Randall's D-Day veteran portrait painting, commissioned by HRH Prince of Wales for The Royal Collection, will be on exhibition at Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh, January 15th to March 28th.
Former Daiwa Scholar publishes award-winning memoir
Posted on 10 November 2015
Former Daiwa Scholar (2012-2013) Eluned Gramich's memoir of her homestay on the Northern Japanese island of Hokkaido Woman Who Brings the Rain has been published as an ebook after being awarded the WWF Cymru Prize for Writing on Nature and the Environment in February
Daiwa Scholarship presentations at universities around the UK
Posted on 18 September 2015
Representatives of the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation and members of the Daiwa Scholars Alumni Association will be giving hour-long presentations about the Daiwa Scholarships at universities around the country during Autumn 2015: http://www.dajf.org.uk/scholarships/general-information#universityvisits.
Carl Randall's work on display at ArtInternational Istanbul, 4-7 September 2015
Posted on 3 September 2015
Daiwa Scholarship alumnus, Carl Randall's 'Hibakusha Triptych' (a series of a three paintings of survivors of the Atomic Bomb Hiroshima) and a series of his Japanese ink drawings, are being exhibited at ARTINTERNATIONAL Istanbul 2015, September 4th – 7th. The works are being shown through his gallery Berloni London, which hosted his solo exhibition 'Shōzō' in 2014. Drawing on its
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Dodgers pull one out, stay alive
The Dodgers are lingering, like the guy who just refuses to leave the party.
Although their hopes of reaching the postseason have been slim for weeks, the Dodgers' 3-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Monday night at Dodger Stadium helped keep them alive for yet another day. Elian Herrera drove in the winner with a single in the bottom of the ninth.
Winners of six in a row, the Dodgers reached the day of their 161st game, still with a mathematical shot at grabbing the second wild-card spot in the National League. It's going to be hard to do, but the situation is easy to understand.
The Dodgers trail the St. Louis Cardinals by two games with two games to play. The Dodgers have to win both against the Giants, and the Cardinals have to lose both to the Cincinnati Reds. Then the Dodgers have to beat the Cardinals on Thursday in a tie-breaker at Dodger Stadium. There is no other way.
Monday night they needed some late heroics to pull out a victory, after the Giants tied the game, 2-2, in the eighth.
Hanley Ramirez led off the ninth, against Santiago Casilla, with a single up the middle. Ramirez moved to second on Shane Victorino's sacrifice. Luis Cruz singled into left, but Ramirez was stopped at third. The Giants then pitched around A.J. Ellis and then intentionally walked him to load the bases for Herrera. He lined a single off the glove of second baseman Marco Scutaro.
Andre Ethier had given the Dodgers a lead with a fourth-inning two-run homer that continued his dominance over Giants righty Matt Cain, one of the best pitchers in baseball. Ethier is now 26 for 57 (.456) in his career against Cain. It's the highest average for any hitter with at least 30 plate appearances against Cain, and it's Ethier's highest average against any pitcher he's faced 30 times.
His 20th homer of the season turned a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 lead, and then the Dodgers pitching held the lead until the eighth. Starter Aaron Harang gave up one run in six innings and then Ronald Belisario pitched a scoreless seventh before Kenley Jansen surrendered the lead in the eighth. Angel Pagan doubled and scored on Marco Scutaro's single.
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In 2013, Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament admitted that the group was "the ultimate dad band."
In 2014, Pearl Jam held true to that self-appointed title, and then some.
At a concert in Milan Friday night, the grunge veterans unleashed a surprising cover: "Let It Go," the beloved Disney ballad that's become the unofficial anthem of America's tween-girl set. And much like the heroic firefighters of Massachusetts, it turns out the rockers know all the words.
Pearl Jam lead singer Eddie Vedder has two daughters, 10-year-old Olivia and 5-year-old Harper, and, given that the band launched into "Let It Go" in the middle of "Daughter," it appears Vedder intended the performance as a present for his girls.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – West Springfield claimed the Division 1 state championship 4-3 on penalties after a scoreless draw against Somerville on Friday night at John Coughlin Field on the campus of Worcester State University.
The game was so tight and tense that even five rounds of penalty kicks were not enough to decide a winner. It took until the seventh round of shooters, and more twists and turns than in 110 minutes of scoreless soccer, to decide a state champ.
West Side (17-3-3) had two opportunities to win the game in the shootout, but in the fifth round Somerville keeper made a clutch save to keep the Highlanders alive and in the sixth round the penalty sailed over the bar.
In the seventh round, up stepped senior defender James Kukharchuk. The unlikely hero, who was one of several West Side defenders that helped slow down the powerful Highlanders attack, fired his penalty and found the back of the net to spark wild celebrations from his teammates and the large Terriers crowd on the far side of the field.
Kukharchuk remarked, "I was shivering back there. I was cold and I was like, 'Shoot…I don't know if I can do it.' I wasn't sure if we had won…We did."
Head coach Nick Gumlaw was confident that his team, which advanced to the sectional final on penalties, would have the edge if it went to a shootout.
He said, "I told them at halftime to just forget about the first half to move on and play with intensity and win balls in the air. We did it and we ended up winning in a shootout. We feel comfortable in a shootout; we have one of the best goalies in the state."
Senior forward Thayrone Miranda did not participate in the penalty shootout for Somerville, but head coach George Scarpelli explained that it was the result of his off-season knee surgery from which Miranda has not yet fully recovered.
"People don't realize that Thayrone's not even at 60 percent," said Scarpelli. "He has a tough time planting unless he's at a full gallop. He can't sit and plant to shoot; he can't get that power."
He continued, "We practice [penalties] every day and those are the guys that put them away, unfortunately it's a little different when you're out here playing for a state championship. It's tough to ask a 16-year-old kid to do that."
The Highlanders (21-2-1) jumped out to quick start to the game with a pair of shots that went narrowly wide in the opening four minutes. Miranda looked menacing along with fellow forwards Julio Salguero and Marcelo Brociner but, despite the control of possession, Somerville had a hard time creating open looks and clear-cut scoring opportunities.
Senior goalie Alex Kraver came in for special praise from his coach. Gumlaw remarked, "We see it from him all the time. He's one of the hardest working kids. This whole senior group deserves it and to see them go out on top is huge."
The second half continued the pattern of Somerville keeping the ball but having attack after attack crash against the West Side defense. The best chance of the second half came on a long ball forward that Kraver punched clear over the top of Joao Baptista and then the keeper recovered to save a shot by Salguero.
In the first overtime, West Springfield midfielder Matt Kolb saved the Terriers when he was able to clear a Salguero shot off the line that seemed destined for the bottom corner. In the second overtime, it was defender Mike Orlando that made a game-saving block when Salguero's diagonal pass picked out Miranda in the box.
That type of defensive work epitomized the spirit of the West Side team under the pressure of the Somerville attack.
"Yesterday at practice we kind of mimicked what they would do," said Gumlaw. "I think Alec [Rising], Jackson [Tansey], and [Mike] Orlando stepped up huge. They had big games for us."
Kukharchuk added, "We shut down their main forwards. We saw that the left back always did the long ball to us, so we just watched out for that and marked up when they played the long ball."
After taking the next step of advancing past the state semifinal stage, which the Highlanders reached in 2012, it was a difficult way to go out for the Somerville players.
Scarpelli reflected, "That's what happens. That's why you play state tournament games. You wait for someone to put one in or for a bounce, you know. That's how it ends…I'm proud of them; they're good kids."


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"Due to high demand for vegetarian meals in India, the restaurant chain will be opening a meat-free establishment.
Fast-food giant McDonald's will be opening its first fully vegetarian restaurant in India, BBC News reports. Although best known for its beefy burgers, the chain—which is the second-largest food outlet in the world, after Subway—is responding to high demand for meatless meals from Indian customers. India's large contingency of Hindu and Muslim citizens, who do not consume beef and pork, respectively, is one of the major reasons for the company's decision to go vegetarian for the first time. The restaurant will open near Amritsar in northern India in mid-2013, with plans in the works for another vegetarian outlet in Kashmir, near a tourist-heavy Hindu pilgrimage site."
THAT is so cool! 😀 I wish that'd happen in the US!
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Whoa! 😀 That's really cool! I know it's all because of profit, but think about it: It's PROFITABLE for MCDONALDS to go veg! Pretty cool! ;DYou must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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Just because they offer these vegetarian items dosen't mean a thing. The money will end up being used to buy and slaughter more animals. I really hope the Hindus that are thinking about going I this establishment will rethink it. It would violate Hindu morals to support a company that slaughters not just cows but all animals, regardless of their money ends up in McDonald's handsYou must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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wow really mcdonalds really? They are probably doing it for money since they dont even care about the way they kill there meat in their other stores.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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That is great but I am sure the reason is concerning profit and not affecting how their other establishments are run.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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"Plakias - Southern shores of Crete" Plakias by janetanne
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The small touristic village of Plakias, is just a 30 minute drive south from Rethymnon. The drive takes you through one of the most magnificent stretches of rugged mountain gorges in Crete. You drive through a deep gorge from which a river cuts through the rocks far below.
The village of Plakias is a great place for a summer holiday, away from the usual busy places of Crete. There are many hotels and individual rooms available as well as local tavernas. The beach is wide and sandy and the bay is a well know gathering place for wind surfers in the summer. For this reason, you should be aware of the strong winds that prevail especially in August.
From Plakias, you can easily reach one of the most famous historical monasteries in Greece, Moni Preveli, of which I will write in further detail in one of the tips on 'things to do.'
Although I had visited this monastery in the past, this trip was special. I was lucky to be able to visit this wonderful and historic place during the Holy Week of Easter.
The drive at night, if you have never been to Moni Preveli, is not to be undertaken by the inexperienced driver! The road is narrow, winding and very dark! There are no street lights or lights of any kind, except the stars above. In fact, when I arrived on Holy Thursday, at 10pm, I was amazed by the darkness and yet the brilliance of the stars above. As I walked along the path in the direction of the main Church, all that could be seen was the faint flickering of the candles in the windows of the Church; the only sound, was the chanting of the monks. This was how it had been for centuries...only the modern means of transportation has interrupted this journey into the past. I wondered what it must have been like going there on the back of a mule or horse? For certain, I would have missed the service!
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Interesting stories of the Second World War.
Dear Jane - you are, indeed, my Greek professor. I will be well prepared once I do go - thanks to you! <(?�?)>
One Australian soldier never forgot what the monks and people of Prevelli did and now Prevelly has special meaning to those who come to Margaret River in Western Australia.
Wonderfully interesting page on Plakias, Jane.I amlearning so much about Greece from you! That Abbott was a brave man!
Excellent reading on Plakias troubled past - a good history lesson & I would hope this would never happen again
This reminds me a bit of Cyprus! Good page.
YOU ARE A REAL GREEK TEACHER!;)))) Learning greek with you must be easier because you just shoot LOVE to our brains!!!
Thanks your amazing page about Preveli, since I have there once, I very liked your pics. and comments about it, thanks again,
Hi Janet, thank you for your birthday wishes!! Nice Plakias page - i like Preveli very much - we've been there in 1988, it was a very nice and unknown place to stay - and we've been there 3 years ago - so many people . . . greetings from Berlin Karin
Yes, i visited this page but did not leave a footmark... Now is here.
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There has been limited improvement in bridge conditions in the past decade, but a substantial number of bridges remain in poor condition. Of the 607,380 bridges on the nation's roadways in 2012, 1 in 4 was classified as deficient. Some are structurally deficient and have one or more components in poor condition and others are functionally obsolete and may no longer be adequate for the traffic they serve. Data indicate that the number of deficient bridges has decreased since 2002 even as the number of bridges has increased. The impact of the federal investment in bridges is difficult to measure. For example, while Department of Transportation (DOT) tracks a portion of bridge spending on a state-by-state basis, the data do not include state and local spending, thus making it difficult to determine the federal contribution to overall expenditures. Understanding the impact of federal investment in bridges is important in determining how to invest future federal resources.
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[size=18]Favre is a throwback to what great quarterbacks used to be [/size]
Here's a fogeyish thing to do. It's the sporting equivalent of babbling about those days when we all had to walk five miles to school through the snow, uphill, both ways.
Still, here goes: Bob Griese wore glasses in Miami; Steve Grogan ran around like mad in New England; Richard Todd was getting booed in New York; JoeFerguson was more Buffalo than the wings; Bert Jones had this amazing arm in Baltimore; Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw used to hold his index finger on the point of the ball when he threw; Dan Pastorini loved to throw deep in Houston; Brian Sipe was my hero in Cleveland even though his passes wobbled in the wind (even when the wind was behind him); Kenny Anderson never seemed to miss a pass in Cincinnati; Dan Fouts piloted Air Coryell in San Diego -- I loved the way he shuffled back into the pocket; Craig Morton was ancient in Denver; Jim Zorn used to duck under and spin away from defenders like Shaggy and Scooby Doo running from ghosts; Kenny Stabler was the Snake in Oakland; Steve Fuller was boring in Kansas City.
That would be a list of every starting quarterback in the AFC in 1979. I was 12 then and didn't have to look up any of them. Twenty-nine years later and their names all come back as easily as the number nine multiplication table. I could do the NFC real quick too, if you want. I'm guessing that you don't want that.*
*Ron Jaworski, Roger Staubach, Joe Theismann, Phil Simms, Jim Hart ... OK, I'll stop now.
Now, as I mentioned, there is nothing that sounds more grumpy-old-man than rambling on and on about how quarterbacks used to be better. But that's not what I'm saying -- I doubt very seriously that quarterbacks used to be better. I just think they used to be more famous, more easily remembered, more beloved, more representative of their cities. Archie Manning didn't just play in New Orleans, he WAS New Orleans to those of us who lived in faraway places, he was Mardi Gras and jazz and the Bayou. Steve Bartkowski didn't just play 4 Atlanta, this big guy with the Polish name like my own who grew up in Des Moines and played baseball and football at Cal inexplicably represented the American South to me. The only two things I knew about Tampa was that DisneyWorld was there and that Doug Williams was the quarterback, and only one of those two things turned out to be correct.
That has changed, I think. There are only a handful of quarterbacks these days who pierce the imagination -- and with Tom Brady going down in New England and Peyton Manning looking just a wee ancient in Indianapolis, it's more like a carpool. You have Eli Manning in New York, of course, though you get the sense that some Giants fans are waiting impatiently 4 the statute of limitations on the Super Bowl miracle to end so they can start booing again.* You have Donovan McNabb in Philadelphia, though he has not started every game in a season since 2003.
*In New York, the booing statute of limitations usually expires after nine months or consecutive ugly interceptions. This is a little bit different from Philadelphia, where by law booing can commence immediately upon the first incomplete pass.
You have Tony Romo in Dallas, though he might want to win a playoff game at some point. You have Drew, Matt, Carson, Jay, Rivers, Roethlisberger -- good quarterbacks all, but they're probably not sweeping the nation.
Finally, there's Brett Favre. He is the last quarterback standing, the one guy out there who inspires some of the feelings of those old-time quarterbacks. This is in part because he IS an old-time quarterback; the guy was flinging passes in the NFL before the Soviet Union collapsed. But there's something else here too, something about the way Favre still plays the game, something in the way he flings footballs into double coverage, the way he seems indestructible, the way he throws TERRIBLE interceptions but then comes back and throws absurd touchdown passes.
That's the way it used to be. It's stunning to go back 30 and 40 years and look at the statistics of the quarterback heroes. In 1979, Terry Bradshaw threw 25 interceptions, and he didn't even lead the NFL in that category (that would be my hero Brian Sipe with 26). The only guy to throw 25 or more interceptions in the last seven years ... yeah, that would be Brett Favre in 2005 when he threw 29 of them.
In 1979 Grogan led the NFL in touchdown passes, but he completed only 48.7 percent of his passes. You know how unthinkable it would be now to have an every week starting quarterback who completed fewer than half his passes? And he wasn't the only one. Williams completed 41.8 percent of his passes that year (a quarterback should be able to hit that many passes at night with the lights out) and took Tampa Bay to the NFC Championship Game.
In 1979 quarterbacks threw deep. The yards per completion numbers were significantly higher then (12.7 yards) than now (11.3). That meant quarterbacks dropped back deeper, got sacked more, and they turned the ball over like crazy. That's probably why America loves Favre so much, he's the last of the throw-hicans, he's up at the top of nearly every quarterback category, good and bad, most touchdowns, most interceptions, third most fumbles, seventh-most sacked, he's been thrilling fans and driving them crazy 4 17 years now.
That's what it used to mean to be a quarterback. That changed. Coaches took over the game. Geniuses started calling plays. Everyone started demanding more prudent football. Defenses got more sophisticated and specialized. Sackers got bigger and stronger and faster and more dangerous. Quarterbacks were told to "manage" the game rather than "win" the game. Passer rating became the in statistic.* Fantasy football became the rage so that now every David Garrard interception in Jacksonville infuriates some doctor in Ann Arbor, some insurance person in Toledo and some farmer in Kansas and some home builder in Orange County.
*Is there any statistic in any other sport quite like passer rating? Nobody even knows what's in it, much less how to figure it out, and yet that's the way so many judge quarterbacks. It's one of those revolutionary statistics that not only measures quarterbacks, it has actually changed the way people play quarterback. Passer rating demands safe play. It incorporates completion percentage, yards per attempt (not per completion), touchdowns passes per attempt and interceptions. So the rating rewards quarterbacks who complete a lot of their passes and have receivers who can run after the catch. It's no wonder Steve Young has the highest passer rating ever.
And with all that, the quarterback persona has been stripped bare. I have little doubt that quarterbacks are not so different now, that Drew Brees is better than Archie Manning, that Aaron Rodgers can win more games than Lynn Dickey and that Kyle Orton hears the same Chicago boos that Bob Avellini and Vince Evans once heard. But there's still something about the older guys.
"You know what's beautiful about the being an old quarterback?" Roman Gabriel once asked. Gabriel's a wonderful guy, he was the NFL MVP in 1969 and the comeback player of the year in 1973. He threw 200 touchdown passes, 150 interceptions, completed about 53 percent of his passes and fumbled 105 times in his career. Those were great numbers long ago.
"What's the beautiful thing about being an old quarterback?" I asked back.
"You get better every year," he said.
Joe Posnanski is a columnist 4 the Kansas City Star and the author of Joe's Blog at joeposnanski.com
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"A book that feels hopeful and invigorating. . . . Smart, but accessible. And those that know little about planning history have nothing to fear, as Greenberg does the sweep through history picking up the usual suspects like Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, and Jane Jacobs on the way."
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"An eloquent, personal, compelling and persuasive argument for more enlightened city-building, made all the more convincing by the Toronto-based author's 30 years of international experience as an urban designer and architect.."
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There are times when, despite the potential seriousness of a crime, a little compassion is in order for those and their families, for children cannot be held responsible for the crimes of their parents.
They especially should not be made to suffer if their parents are actually innocent of any crimes.
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Police have no enforceable duty to protect an individual threatened by criminal violence. A lawsuit recently filed in New Hampshire demonstrates that police are taught to assume that citizens have a moral and legal duty to protect them.
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Pretty scary. These guys have guns
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Growing Up With Ritalin: Just How Much Will One Grow?
"In all of those cases, the heights and weights were essentially the same, so it doesn't look as if there's a major difference between those Ritalin-treated boys and any of those comparison groups," Loney tells WebMD.
However, two factors did account for a significant difference in height and weight at age 21, writes Kramer. Nausea and vomiting, which can occur with higher doses of Ritalin, were associated with smaller stature in adulthood. If a study participant had initial nausea, they were predicted to be shorter at age 21 by an average of 2.6 inches; if they took high doses of the drug, they were predicted to be nine pounds lighter at 21.
Loney says these findings could translate to the doctor's office. She suggests boys with adverse side effects "might be worth watching ... to follow their growth more carefully."
Karen Hochman, MD, reviewed the study for WebMD. She says, "It looks like a very good study, published in a very reputable journal." She does point out, however, that research should be done in a more diverse population since the participants were from the same geographical area, were mostly white, and were all male. Hochman is an assistant professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Emory University in Atlanta.
Hochman tells WebMD that concerns about height and weight may have been brought on over the years by the fact that "sometimes you see kids with reduced appetites, so that would sort of logically lead to the concern, well, they're not eating as much, according to the parent, does that mean that they're not growing as much? That in my view is one of the more common side effects -- reduced appetite." But you can work around that, she says.
So, does this close the book on the issue of Ritalin's effect on childhood growth? Yes, and no, according to Loney. She says, yes, this is "an important study" and "it certainly fits in, I think, with what everybody else has found. It suggests that there might be some small effect on some children for some variables, but in general I think everybody has found that there aren't major effects."
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Historic report that changed the face of smoking in the U.S. turns 50
The committee said cigarette smoking clearly did cause lung cancer and was responsible for the nation's escalating male cancer death rate. It also said there was no valid evidence filters were reducing the danger. The committee also said — more vaguely — that the government should address the problem.
"This was front-page news, and every American knew it," said Robin Koval, president of Legacy, an anti-smoking organization.
Cigarette consumption dropped a whopping 15 percent over the next three months but then began to rebound. Health officials realized it would take more than one report.
In 1965, Congress required cigarette packs to carry warning labels. Two years later, the Federal Communications Commission ordered TV and radio stations to provide free air time for anti-smoking public service announcements. Cigarette commercials were banned in 1971.
Still, progress was slow. Warner recalled teaching at the University of Michigan in 1972, when nearly half the faculty members at the school of public health were smokers. He was one of them.
"I felt like a hypocrite and an idiot," he said. But smoking was still the norm, and it was difficult to quit, he said.
The 1970s also saw the birth of a movement to protect nonsmokers from cigarette fumes, with no-smoking sections on airplanes, in restaurants and in other places. Those eventually gave way to complete smoking bans. Cigarette machines disappeared, cigarette taxes rose, and restrictions on the sale of cigarettes to minors got tougher.
Tobacco companies also came under increasing legal attack. In the biggest case of them all, more than 40 states brought lawsuits demanding compensation for the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses. Big Tobacco settled in 1998 by agreeing to pay about $200 billion and curtail marketing of cigarettes to youths.
In 1998, while the settlement was being completed, tobacco executives appeared before Congress and publicly acknowledged for the first time that their products can cause lung cancer and be addictive.
Experts agree that the Terry report clearly triggered decades of changes that whittled the smoking rate down. But it was based on data that was already out there. Why, then, did it make such a difference?
For one thing, the drumbeat about the dangers of smoking was getting louder in 1964, experts said. But the way the committee was assembled and the carefully neutral manner in which it reached its conclusion were at least as important, said Dr. Tim McAfee, director of the Office on Smoking and Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
At the same time, he and others said any celebration of the anniversary must be tempered by the size of the problem that still exists.
Each year, an estimated 443,000 people die prematurely from smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke, and 8.6 million live with a serious illness caused by smoking, according to the CDC.
Donald Shopland finds that depressing.
Fifty years ago, he was a 19-year-old who smoked two packs a day while working as a clerk for the surgeon general's committee. He quit cigarettes right after the 1964 report came out, and went on to a long and distinguished public health career in which he wrote or edited scores of books and reports on smoking's effects.
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Where is global warming when we need it to warm us up?ReplyDelete
"Where is global warming when we need it to warm us up?"ReplyDelete
In the Northern Hemisphere, it would seem:
"Mideast summer temperatures to break records - In Al-Ain, in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, temperatures soared to 49.3 degrees Celsius on Saturday, the hottest on record."
Ha, Hemi, is sounds like the earth may have tipped and the north is ever so slightly closer to the sun whilst us poor souls in the south are slightly further away. Still, not to worry: I get the impression that it is mostly northern hemi-sphere temps that are used to prove global warming.ReplyDelete
Go to iPredict then and short Temp.2009.High. That contract pays $1 if 2009 is the warmest year ever and currently is trading at $0.085. So you can spend $0.915 to buy a contract that pays at $1 if 2009 is NOT the warmest year ever (that's what you're doing when you short): a 9% return for your investment if you're right. Since the contract is likely to pay out mid-January 2010 when HadCRUT3 data comes out, about 7 months, that's a very nice annualized return. My best forecast says there's less than 1/155 chance that this year is the warmest ever; I'm also about 2000 shares short. I'd put more money into this contract but I've hit my deposit limit.ReplyDelete
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What a fantastic opening slate of games to start the season off during Labor Day weekend. From the Ole Miss stunner late at Vandy to Washington's complete dominance of Boise State, this weekend was a reminder of what makes college football so special.
One of the more notable takeaways from the weekend were the eight victories by FCS schools over FBS programs, none of which was bigger than Eastern Washington taking down #25 Oregon State. South Dakota State's last-minute win over Kansas State and McNeese State's total humiliation of South Florida on the road are great reminders of why you can never look at a school's schedule in the summer and count those FCS matchups as automatic wins.
Take heed from the four other FBS programs that lost to their lower-division brothers (Iowa State, Kansas State, San Diego State, UConn, South Alabama). With 35 FBS/FCS games this weekend, your school could be the next to cut a smaller program a huge paycheck only to watch them walk out the door with the money and a victory – we're looking at you Kansas.
For this week, the pickings are a bit slimmer than opening weekend regarding marquee match-ups, but let's take a look at the most anticipated college football games of week two, including our Under the Radar selection.
Florida at Miami (FL)
Saturday, Sept. 7, 12 p.m. ET, ESPN
The fact that this game will be played during lunch on the east coach and breakfast on the west instead of during prime time shows how this in-state match-up of historic powers has faded a bit over the past few years. Don't let the time slot fool you; this is a critical non-conference game for each squad.
For Florida, it will be interesting to see how Jeff Driskel follows up his 17/22 performance versus Toledo when he faces a much quicker and athletic Miami defense. The Hurricanes play their second straight home game versus an in-state school, having routed Florida Atlantic last weekend behind the legs of running back Duke Johnson who averaged 9.6 yard per carry against the Owls.
The Gators and Hurricanes should each have a better feel for where they stand in the national picture after this game.
Western Kentucky at Tennessee
Saturday, Sept. 7, 12:21 p.m. ET, SEC Network/ESPN3/GamePlan
This week's Under the Radar selection features Western Kentucky traveling to Knoxville in an attempt to knock off a second straight SEC opponent. Say what you want about Kentucky, but the Hilltoppers still put up nearly 500 yards of offense versus an SEC defense.
On the other side of the ball, it's difficult to know what to make of the Vols after they hammered FCS squad Austin Peay. What we do know is that the 102,455 faithful on hand this Saturday won't take too kindly to losing to a Sun Belt squad. Just one of the reasons this game deserve a bit more exposure nationally than its regional broadcast.
South Carolina at Georgia
Saturday, Sept. 7, 4:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Before more Georgia fans call into local radio shows in tears while demanding that Mark Richt be fired, think back to 2011. The Bulldogs opened with losses to Boise State and South Carolina. Not only did the heavens not fall, but Georgia ran off 10 straight wins to make it to the Southeastern Conference Championship Game.
If you're South Carolina, you have to feel good about the week 1 performance against North Carolina and the current four game winning streak versus Georgia dating back to September of 2009. If Connor Shaw can stay away from costly interceptions – especially early when the hometown Dawgs fans will be going nuts – the Gamecocks could find themselves with a fifth straight win in the series.
West Virginia at Oklahoma
Saturday, Sept. 7, 7 p.m. ET, FOX
The case can be made that this match-up should be left off the list due to West Virginia's lackluster opener at home to William & Mary last weekend. We'll give them the benefit of the doubt this time and chalk it up to rust and attempting to identify a new quarterback. The Mountaineers may have done just that thanks to the steadfast performance of Paul Millard (19/25, 237, 1 TD).
Oklahoma broke in a new QB of their own last weekend as redshirt freshman Trevor Knight did just as much with his legs (103 yards rushing) as he did with his arm (86 yards passing) in a shutout win over ULM. Considering West Virginia's recent history of leaving receivers wide open in the secondary – a trend that continued last week against the Tribe – Knight may have his first chance to explode in the passing game.
Notre Dame at Michigan
Saturday, Sept. 7, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN
The Notre Dame defense got a bit more than it expected last week in its opener at home versus Temple. If the Owls had any semblance of a kicking game, the score would have been even closer than the 28-6 final.
Someone who was more than ready for the first game, however, was Tommy Rees. The fodder for sports talk radio put up 346 yards, 3 touchdowns, and no interceptions on Saturday.
Michigan is coming off a season opening 59-9 in-state thrashing of Central Michigan in which the defense came away with 3 turnovers. Watching to see if the Wolverines can hand Rees his first pick of the year will go a long way in determining who will win what should be a close contest under the lights in Ann Arbor.
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North Dakota State
Least anticipated game: Boise State hosting UT-Martin. As of today, there are 8,000 unsold tickets for this non televised game. In a stadium that seats 36,000, this could be the smallest home attendance in Boise in 8 years with less than 30,000 attending. Fair weather Boise fans are showing their displeasure with scheduling unattractive non league opponents and lackluster play on the field.
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I came so incredibly close to including that game Douglas. If this list had been 6, that would have been the game to include.
For the GA/SC game the loser of that matchup if SC cannot afford another conference loss, same goes for GA with LSU & FL on their schedule and trip to Auburn which is not easy to win at Jordan Hare, plus for GA that would put them at 2 losses and a shot at the National Championship game pretty much out of the picture. SC also has to go to Arkansas, and also has Fl on their schedule so both cannot afford whoever loses this match to have anymore speed bumps on their schedules as 2 losses in conference would make it very difficult to make it to Atlanta. This may be the year with the East so loaded & West that teams may have 2 league losses heading into Atlanta and National Title hopes not looking so good.
Bobby Petrino cant even rid a motorcycle straight/maybe his mistress had something to do with the accident. Tennessee37/Western Ky 10.


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David Camacho, who has been part of the Coast Rica national player pool at the under-17 and under-20 age groups, has commited to Monmouth, ESPNHS learned Tuesday.
The defender will be part of Monmouth's 2012 recruiting class.
Camacho plays club soccer for Alajuela.
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Husband ... father ... OR BOTH?
Not That Bad: Ohio woman Valerie Spruill's 60-year-old father died.
A Bit Worse: Her 60-year-old husband died on the same day.
Wow, Terrible: They died on the same day because, totally unbeknownst to Spruill, her husband was her father. "I want this to be more of an inspirational story," Spruill tells the Beacon Journal. Well ... it's not.