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A new series of studies published in The Lancet urges worldwide leaders to recognize the importance of midwifery services in saving the lives of millions of expectant mothers and their infants.
According to the research team involved in the studies - made up of an international group of clinicians, academics, professional midwives and advocates for women and children - the series is the "most critical and wide-reaching examination of midwifery ever conducted."
They say the series demonstrates the positive impact midwives can have, not only for saving lives, but also for the ongoing well-being of mothers and their children.
A midwife is a health care professional who provides individualized care for a woman during and shortly after pregnancy.
According to the American Pregnancy Association, midwives follow the Midwives Model of Care, which requires them to monitor the physical, psychological and social well-being of the mother during pregnancy, provide the mother with personalized education, counseling and prenatal care, one-to-one assistance during labor and delivery, and postpartum support.
In addition, midwives strive to limit the use of technological interventions for expectant mothers and help identify women who are in need of obstetrical attention.
One of the series authors, Prof. Mary Renfrew of the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Dundee University in the UK, notes that many needs of pregnant women, their babies and their families are not being met, "despite long-standing recognition that women and their babies need access to health care that provides more than just emergency interventions for acute medical problems."
She adds that although midwifery is widely acknowledged as a "vital and cost-effective contribution to high-quality maternal and newborn care in many countries," its potential social, economic and health benefits are far from recognized on a global scale.
'75% of infant and maternal deaths could be prevented in next 15 years'
Figures from the World Health Organization (WHO) reveal that every day, around 800 women die from preventable causes associated with pregnancy and childbirth, and every year, 3.3 million neonatal deaths occur.
Researchers estimate that if effective midwifery was offered to all women in low- and middle-income countries, 75% of infant and maternal deaths could be prevented over the next 15 years.
But according to the series authors, these figures could reduce dramatically if midwifery services were increased globally.
Approximately 90% of all maternal deaths and 99% of newborn deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, where mothers and their babies receive little or no skilled care during their pregnancy or birth.
But in the new series, experts estimate that if effective midwifery was offered to all women in these countries, 75% of infant and maternal deaths could be prevented over the next 15 years. They add that even if the coverage of midwifery services were increased by a quarter, the present rate of maternal deaths could be halved by 2030.
In addition, the series authors point out that in low- and middle-income countries that lack midwifery services, overuse of medication and unnecessary interventions - such as cesarean sections and limited mobility during labor - are common and negatively impact the health and well-being of expectant mothers, their infants and their families.
Prof. Caroline Homer, of the Faculty of Health at the University of Technology in Australia and another of the series authors, says:
"Both underuse and overuse of medical interventions in pregnancy contribute to short- and long-term illness for an estimated 20 million childbearing women. This not only effects their health and well-being, but may also result in their needing to pay for ongoing health care costs, and on the ability of their families to escape poverty."
Hope that new framework will boost global midwifery services
Even though the series authors have reflected the significant benefits that an increase in global midwifery services could have, they note that there are still a number of barriers that stop this from being actioned, such as a lack of understanding of what midwives can do, unregulated private sector care for the health of mothers and infants, the low status of women in society and interprofessional rivalries.
Fast facts about midwifery in the US
- In the US, there are 13,071 certified nurse midwives (CNMs) and 84 certified midwives (CMs) - a newer equivalent to a CNM
- In 2012, CNMs/CMs attended 313,846 births in the US
- More than 50% of CNMs/CMs list physician practices or hospitals/medical centers as their main employer.
However, the team has detailed a framework that details the needs of expectant mothers, infants and their families before, during and after pregnancy, how these needs should be met, where they should be met and by whom.
The series authors hope the framework will help increase midwifery services worldwide - particularly in countries with high maternal and infant death burden - as well as measure the success of these services.
"The knowledge and methods are available to achieve quality maternal and newborn care. Political will and commitment are increasing, women's and families' voices are growing louder, and economic growth and education for girls are on the rise," say the authors.
"The opportunity to transform health, education, and social systems and to make maternal, newborn, and child health a reality for all, is here."
Last year, Medical News Today reported on a study published in The Cochrane Library, which found that expectant mothers whose main care is provided by a midwife throughout pregnancy are less likely to experience pregnancy-related complications.


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Teen To DMV After Being Ordered To Remove His Makeup To 'Look More Male': "See You In Court."
The family of a South Carolina teen who was told to remove his makeup before being photographed for a driver's license is suing the Department of Motor Vehicles in federal court.
16-year-old Chase Culpepper, who identifies as gender non-conforming and uses male pronouns, was told his every-day makeup could be considered a "disguise" and was ordered to remove it when he attempted to get his license in March.
"It was wrong to be taken aside and told how I look doesn't fit with traditional gender roles and how I look is not even good enough to take a driver's license picture taken," Chase said.
The New York-based Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund got involved on Chase's behalf, establishing contact with the DMV and requesting they reconsider and allow him to take the photo with the makeup on. According to the lawsuit filed Tuesday, the DMV never responded to the request.
The suit, which was filed by Chase's mother, argues that the policy is unconstitutional.
"Chase is entitled to be himself and to express his gender non-conformity without interference from the South Carolina DMV," Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund Executive Director Michael Silverman said in a statement released Tuesday. "It is not the role of the DMV or any government agency or employee to decide how men and women should look."
Have some respect for the transgender community.
He's just a guy who happens to wear makeup,
I'm sure the choice of those who engage in hormone
Therapy, and plastic surgery is legit because they
identify as women/men ect.,
Anyway this is definitely discrimination.
I wonder if they ask females to take off their makeup because it is considered a disguise?
@jayj150: AMEN
More power to this child, and his loving, affirming mother.
BTW, he is giving suburban Connecticut mothers' club president!
North Carolina let me get an ID with a beard that doubled the size of my head. I guess the South has a preference for the kind of disguise a person puts on. That ain't right.
If women are allowed to wear make-up when taking the photograph, men MUST be allowed to do the same.
@jayj150: Except some transwomen don't like make up! Gender nonconforming and being transgender are two very different things. Someone who is trans literally feels like/sees them self as the other gender. Imagine if you woke up with no dick, thats what a transman feels like.
I love how they call eyeshadow, mascara and liner a disguise. Have you ever seen a bank robber wear that? No because it does not disguise anything. Further if he wears it everyday, then having him take an id pic without is altering his appearance. If he was wearing some theatrical heavy duty stuff they might have a leg to stand on but some light eye make? They don't have a chance at wining.
As long as he "looks like" his photo when he tries to use his driver's license, what does it matter? Now, if he's having the photo taken with one look and has another look when he uses the license, then there might be issues involving whether the ID really is or is not of him. ….. I wonder what the courts will say.
@JJ24: You said:"Gender nonconforming and being transgender are two very different things", damn right they're different things, that's precisely my point. Transsexuals try to reconcile their interests with their gender, because they despise the idea of being an effeminate man or a masculine woman. TRANSSEXUALISM IS THE ULTIMATE, MOST EXTREME FORM OF GENDER CONFORMISM. Again, congrats to this young gender-non-conforming hero for proving you don't have to change anything about you to be faithful to yourself.
If he looks like that therest of the time when he leaves the house, he should look like that on his ID. The whole point of a photo ID is to be able to tell by the picture that the person presenting it is the one it belongs to.
There are still antiquated laws in different cities and towns in the country that prohibit a male cross dressing or wearing a disguise as they wish to call make up and the police use these laws to the full extent when dealing with transvestites, transgenders and transsexuals and in this case gender nonconforming. If this law exists in his county,city or town, he has to abide by it but it can be changed by the community. We had the same problem in some cities and towns in Texas until the early 70s when the cross dressing laws were repealed in most of our big cities where they mostly existed. The police and highway patrol would take us in just because we were wearing make-up with the excuse we didn't look like the picture on our license even though the county, city or town had no cross dressing laws. I was cross dressing since age of 16 in l967 but I didn't drive and when I started driving in full face I was taken in just to be harassed and they made me take off my make up at the station just to see if I was the guy in the picture then they would let me go. Later they would keep me over night and I had to see the judge. After appearing before Judge Jackson in Beeville several times and never fined, because there was no law in our county or town that said I couldn't wear make-up or cross dress, he said he was tired of me appearing before him and told the officer he was tired of wasting the county money on such petty nonsense and asked the officer to have my picture taken in full face. After that when I didn't wear make-up it was no problem. THIS IS 2014 AND IF SUCH A LAW OR POLICY EXISTS WHERE THIS BOY LIVES IT SHOULD BE REPEALED but until then if it does exist he has to abide by it if not his picture should have been taken as he was in full make-up so that when another officer pulled him over in full make-up the officer would know who he was. I'm glad that our new generation now have a defense.
@jayj150: No they do not try to reconcile interest with gender, many have interest of the opposite gender aka tomboys etc. Scientific research has shown they literally have the brains structure of the other gender, so no it is not a simple trying to conform. Once again I ask how would you feel if you lost your dick? Guessing you'd be pissed/upset.
Thanks for proving that gay men can be just as ignorant and bigoted as straight ones.
@MJust: And the fact of the matter is, A LOT of women look very different when in make up, the difference here however is make up does not make them look more like the male gender. I don't know what the answer is here, a tough one. If he were to be asked for his ID and he was not in make up, is it then the individual checking the ID's fault for questioning if it is his ID?
He's dead right. This is nothing more or less than creaky old prejudice dictating how they feel a man should look. The irony – this young man is MORE MAN than any of his detractors. Rock on, Kiddo. You've got brass balls, and we have your back.
Those people at the DMV are just ignorant bigots. I hope he wins a ton of cash.
Is he is still a boy legally then he should be photographed on his ID as a boy. We can't have it half way one way half the other what if he ends up turning into some sort of criminal and then uses that ID calling him a man buy picturing him as a woman to get past authorities while running from the law or something like that. It does not seem like that much tro ask that they remain pictured as a man if legally in the eyes of the law they are still male.
@JJ24: They are the ones that stick out like a sore thumb too.
@seaguy: i understand that you're not very intelligent, but the reality is that there is actually no set-in-stone way that a "boy should look" – it's all baseless societal concepts.
he's a brave young man – going out into the world each day presenting something that society's worst ignorant bigots don't understand.
@seaguy: He's not changing genders, he's just a boy who likes to wear makeup.
He's going to lose this case, and he should. To make my point, would anyone even be batting an eye if this were a woman making this claim? Plenty of DMVs don't allow anyone to wear make-up on the grounds that it could be a disguise. Don't act dumb people. A drag queen looks like a completely different person with the right make-up. The request is completely normal and it really isn't asking him to do more than look how he naturally does. This isn't a prom picture, it's legal identification. What makes him so special that he has the right to wear make-up when no one else does? Honestly he's just being an attention whore.
@AlexM123: what makes you think no one does. I stopped to put on lipstick and eyeliner before my photo.

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A bus driver for a Federal Way church daycare was charged with molesting a 6-year-old girl on his bus.
Oscar Raul Lopez, 57, was charged with first-degree child molestation on Monday in King County Superior Court.
Lopez, a bus driver employed by Bethel Christian Church, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the girl when he was supposed to drive her from the church daycare to school, according to court documents.
The girl reported the alleged abuse to her mother the day after she said it occurred. During a forensic interview with the girl, she told detectives Lopez "was being inappropriate."
She told police that in late May she was in the back of the bus where she always sits, waiting to go to school. She said she told Lopez she was ready to go and he went to the back of the bus and sat down next to her and touched her, the documents continue.
The girl said she told him to stop, which he did and then he told her he was sorry, according to charging documents.
The girl also told detectives that Lopez touched her inappropriately on five separate occasions while she was on the daycare bus and "would tell her that she was beautiful," the documents continue.
Lopez denied inappropriate contact with the girl.
Church staff said Lopez has lived at and attended their church for seven years and has been employed by the church for the past five years. During that time, he has worked as a janitor, a daycare worker, groundskeeper and, for the past three years, a bus driver.
Lopez in being held in King County jail on $250,000 bail.
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I'm not here to start any kind of vaccine debate because as much as I like to stir up trouble and rile people up, this is one of those topics that's just too personal. I'm not here to get our hormones to bubble over and make a mess. That's our significant other's job, I'm pretty sure. So please just understand that.
It's no great secret that flu shots are recommended for pregnant women. There has been a plethora of research to support it in the past decade. Studies show that it reduces the risk of having a full course of influenza and that it can provide immunity to infants up to 6 months after birth when they can get a vaccine themselves. And there have been equally large volumes of research to show that it's safe for pregnant women and the general public.
In fact, I read an article just today that cited a study showing that pregnant women who get the flu shot are hospitalized 50% less with the flu than those who don't get it, which I think we can all agree is a pretty good deal. Frankly, anything we can do to keep ourselves healthy sounds like a great idea to me.
But, I'm not getting a flu shot. And to be perfectly honest, I really wish I could.
A fun fact that very few people know is that the flu shot is harvested in chicken eggs. So when you get that shot into your arm, you're getting injected with a vaccine, but also with eggs. I know this is kind of gross, but it's the way it's always been done. And that's where my problem is.
I'm not a vegan (trust me, I'm a huge fan of butter) but I am allergic to eggs.
I've been allergic to them my whole life and while I've learned to eat around them (most of the time), there is no getting around them when it comes to flu shots. The shot, the mist, all of them contain eggs and so I've gone 28 years now without a flu shot. And while I know plenty of headstrong people have gone longer, I've also had the flu 5 or 6 times in my life. And you guys, if you've never had the full wrath of influenza, you are extremely lucky.
The flu isn't a stomach bug, it isn't a cold, it's not just body aches for a day. The flu is a high fever, it's the worst sore throat I've ever felt, it's a cough that wears you down to your bones and it's hurting over every inch of your body. It drags on for 7 to 10 days. After a while you begin to wonder if you will ever not feel like crap again because you also get really dramatic when you have the flu. (That's an undocumented effect.) I have been sick plenty of times in my life, I've had brain surgery and breast surgery, and I would put the flu up there with some of the worst things I've ever felt.
The flu shot is imperfect and it's obviously a very personal decision, but as someone who cannot get one, I beg you, if you can, whether you're pregnant or not (but especially if you're pregnant, for your sake), get one. Maybe this sounds selfish of me, I know that some people have reactions and feel lousy for a few days, but your herd immunity and my hand washing are the only things saving me and other people with egg allergies, from getting sick.
Even more troubling, because I can't get a flu shot, my baby won't have the immunity for the first six months of his/her life either. It means that my child is at risk for a largely preventable disease and that troubles me pretty greatly.
I have no desire to start a debate here, simply to make my plea to you on behalf of those of us who cannot protect ourselves. If you're in good health, if you're pregnant, if your kids are in school, and you're not anti-vaccine for a good reason, get a flu shot. You won't regret it, and I'll be pretty grateful too.


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I've been on a no-dairy kick for a while and been drinking coffee black. This morning on a whim I added two packets of Splenda to cut the bitterness. I haven't had artificial sweeteners since going Primal in October. The taste is awful. Once you go away from the sugar substitutes, it seems you can't go back.
You know it!
I had the same reaction after just a couple of weeks. The ick factor gets high pretty quickly!


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To the Editor:
This picture of Forman Park says it all. But the weed overgrowth and litter plagues more than just our downtown public spaces. This neglect is rampant throughout most of our city's neighborhoods, and City Hall, along with the Common Council, seem oblivious or powerless to help correct this situation.
Many city residents share Sean Kirst's exasperation regarding the current state of our city's litter and unmaintained public green spaces. Granted, there are a few pockets of well-kept, attractively landscaped neighborhood areas; but these are in the severe minority. Not enough money to properly do almost anything in Syracuse has become the mantra of our public officials. Perhaps other approaches deserve serious consideration:
• Use certain inmates from the Justice Center to help with clean-up projects.
• Re-evaluate and revise the criteria for tax exemptions.
• Recruit city school students to help with clean-up projects throughout the spring, summer and fall months while earning community service credit toward graduation.
• Aggressively prosecute landlords who refuse to maintain their properties up to code, both inside and outside.
• Fine convenience stores and other businesses that allow litter to collect.
We need our elected leadership to make our city's cleanliness a top priority and take some creative, intelligent and decisive action. Other urban areas have experienced success in solving similar problems and we in Syracuse need to launch our own "clean and green" campaign as soon as possible.
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The name holly comes from the Anglo-Saxon word holegn, for the tree used to decorate houses in winter. Much folklore surrounds the holly, but mainly the tree is associated with Christmas, featuring in cards and traditional carols, and being widely used as a Christmas decoration.In the UK this use seems to have originated in the Roman festival of Saturnalia in late December, later adopted by Christians. By the 15th century, holly boughs were being used to decorate churches at Christmas, often being bought in large quantities. It was also the evergreen of choice to decorate houses, and before the introduction of conifers, small hollies were used as indoor Christmas trees. This use persisted until the middle of the 20th century.Until recently, collecting wild holly for sale provided seasonal work for town dwellers who would spend a few weeks in the countryside cutting holly, in the same way that Londoners traditionally undertook hop-picking in Kent.Many of the beliefs about holly, even comparatively modern ones, relate directly to Christianity:
- holly supposedly provided the timber for Jesus' cross
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In his first fight since undergoing surgery to yet again repair his oft-injured back, former UFC welterweight title challenger Joe Riggs will replace longtime veteran Shonie Carter in a featured bout against rising prospect Luke Stewart at Strikeforce's "Melendez vs. Thomson" show on June 27th.
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In a letter addressed to Donald M. Berwick, M.D., Administrator of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Department of Health and Human Services, the ATA applauded the "vision for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) as expressed both by Congress and CMS and supports the importance of incorporating modern technologies and telehealth," citing examples from Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and President Obama's January State of the Union address.
"Unfortunately," the ATA wrote, "despite Congressional intent and the enthusiasm of the Agency, the proposed ACO regulations will not enable this vision because the ACOs will still be subject to formidable statutory restrictions for telehealth services under Medicare Parts A and B as authorized under Social Security Act section 1834(m). Congress expressly gives the HHS Secretary the authority to waive this restriction under section 1899(f) but unfortunately this was not included in the proposed rulemaking."
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ORDER 09-4-1-2/In the Matter of the First Reading, Setting a Second Reading and Public Hearing Pursuant to the Consideration of the Adoption of a Policy and Rules Requiring the Nutrition Labeling of Food Items at Chain Restaurants.
Trina Laidlaw, Assistant County Counsel, explained that the best approach is to have the Board acting as the Board of Health first with a first reading and then separately have the Board of County Commissioners meet in a separate meeting for the ordinance process.
MOTION: to approve a First Reading and Setting a Second Reading and Public Hearing on April 15 at 1:30 p.m. for ORDER 09-4-1-2.
Dwyer MOVED, Fleenor SECONDED.
Kara Thalen, Public Affairs, Oregon Restaurant Association, Portland, reiterated that the ORA is not opposed to menu labeling, they are working hard at the state level to pass a menu labeling mandate. She said there has been one hearing and there will be another hearing next Monday with a possible work session. She stated it is important that this be a statewide issue because it is dealing with chains that fall across all county lines and they think the consumer should get the same information no matter where they are in the state.
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"I thought he was exceptional on the mound," Patriots Coach Johnny Curtis said. "Really only his second start and he definitely improved from the first one. We're looking forward to him having a really good summer for us."
Dale went six innings, allowing two runs on seven hits. Along with three walks, Dale struck out six.
As good as Dale was on the mound, he was just as impressive at the plate.
After the first two batters in the first were retired, Jacob Bordelon reached on an error and Dale made Ponstein's pay, slamming a two-run homer to left to open the scoring for the Patriots.
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Arizona State's coaching search, which officially lasted 17 days, produced an unexpected result Wednesday when Pittsburgh's Todd Graham was hired as the Sun Devils' third football coach in the past 11 years.
Graham, 47, never was on the public radar, partly because he worked 2,050 miles from Sun Devil Stadium, but also because he was hired at Pitt less than a year ago. Few imagined he would leave the Panthers so soon, but Graham looked at ASU as a dream job, one he couldn't resist.
"This is a dream come true for us as far destination," Graham said at an introductory news conference. "Wow, to recruit to Phoenix, to recruit to Tempe, to recruit Arizona State University. That's exciting for me. ... I'm extremely competitive, extremely passionate, and this was the only opportunity that my family would endure what we just (went) through."
Graham signed a five-year contract with a base salary of $2 million. He could earn more with incentives. The Mesquite, Texas, native hit on the program's high points during his media session, dropping the names of former ASU stars Frank Kush, Pat Tillman, Danny White, Terrell Suggs and Jake Plummer, among others.
ASU President Michael Crow said ASU's priority was to find a sitting head coach, someone who could take what Dennis Erickson had built over five years and mold it into a perennial contender. The Sun Devils also wanted a coach who could energize its fan base, and Crow said he had no doubt Graham was the right person.
"There's no satisfaction on our part about where we are in football,'' Crow said. "This is not a second-tier football place. This a first-tier football school. Unmet expectations led to great frustration ... so we filtered from that and found a coach that we think will drive us forward to that first tier." "
Under Graham, Pitt went 6-6 this season, earning an invitation to the BBVA Compass Bowl. Graham notified Pitt players of his resignation through a statement sent by text message, a move he said was necessary because of timing.
"The last few hours have been extremely gut-wrenching for me, and obviously for my family,'' Graham said. "I love those guys. ... You never want to leave a program, and I never dreamed that I would have to leave a program under these circumstances."
This is Graham's fourth stop since 2006, which is the biggest blemish on his coaching resume. Asked if it was a concern, ASU Vice President of Athletics Lisa Love said Graham could've gone to other places, but he chose ASU. She also pointed out that both Graham and his wife have family in Arizona.
Graham said simply that he would have to earn the fans' trust.
He began his coaching career at the high school level, later spending two seasons at West Virginia, where he worked as an assistant under current Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez.
In 2006, Graham led Rice to a 7-6 record, guiding the Owls to their first bowl appearance in 45 seasons. He spent the next four seasons at Tulsa, going 36-17 with three bowl appearances. He posted three 10-win seasons, going 11-3 in 2008.
Graham is big on discipline, something ASU hasn't much of during the Erickson era. Pitt this season ranked 21st nationally in fewest penalty yards per game. In 2010, Graham's final Tulsa team ranked sixth nationally in penalties per game. He said Wednesday that during one two-year span, his special teams at Tulsa were flagged just once.
"Our kids are going to be the hardest-working, best-prepared, most-disciplined team in the country," Graham said.
The first phone call Graham received upon landing in the Valley was from former Arizona State coach John Cooper. The two share a common bond as former Tulsa coaches, and Cooper made it clear to Graham that success can be achieved at ASU.
"You won't find a more enthusiastic, hard-working coach than Todd Graham," Cooper said. "He goes 100 miles an hour and doesn't slow down. He's a good recruiter. You win at Tulsa like he did, you've got to be able to recruit. He told me he always wanted to live in Arizona, and what better place to live?"
Graham's hire ended a messy search that left fans and alumni frustrated. A group of former players formed a committee and asked to be involved in the search process. Fans threatened to cancel season-ticket purchases.
The Sun Devils first identified then-Houston coach Kevin Sumlin as a target, but ended its pursuit once the Texas A&M job opened. ASU talked with SMU coach June Jones, but backed off after extended negotiation.
Crow said ASU's search didn't unfold the way it was reported.
"We made one offer, and it was accepted," he said.
Reaction of ASU's hire was mixed. Many bashed Graham through social media for leaving Pitt so soon. Others took a wait-and-see approach.
"The people I've talked to, we're not concerned about winning the Twitter war or how it's played out in the national media," said Chris Cullen, an ASU fan from Mesa. "We don't care about winning the press conference. We just want a coach that wins on the field. "
Graham's first order of business likely will be recruiting. Erickson and lead recruiter Steve Broussard - who will coach at UCLA next season -- at one point had 25 commitments in its 2012 class, but that number will decrease. According to recruiting service Rivals, Pitt has the nation's 29th recruiting class, but it's unclear how many recruits will follow Graham to the desert.
On Wednesday, Graham met ASU quarterback Brock Osweiler, but he has not yet addressed the team, preferring to wait until after the Sun Devils' Dec. 22 date against Boise State in the Maaco Las Vegas Bowl.
Until then, one thing's for sure:
"I can't stand wait to start creating memories,'' Graham said.
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The New Orleans VooDoo started its season with a bang Sunday afternoon against Orlando. Victory almost escaped the home team though.
The VooDoo (1-0) overcame the visiting Predators' tying 12-yard touchdown pass with three seconds left in regulation to emerge with a 51-45 overtime victory against its American South division rival in front of 3,564 at the New Orleans Arena.
"We ran it about four times, and it was there," O'Hara said. "(Quarterback) Kurt (Rocco) was just having a tough time understanding and seeing it. He saw it when it counted in overtime; (Orlando) had the same type of coverage. (Smith) is a big-bodied guy who has fought through some injuries, so that was big for him."
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Former Predator defensive back Eddie Moten rose to the challenge in his first game with the VooDoo, intercepting Orlando quarterback Kyle Rowley's pass in the end zone on the second play of the drive to seal the win. Moten, a seven-year AFL veteran, was happy that he guided his new team to a victory to set momentum for the next 16 games.
"I dropped a few earlier in the game, and I just wanted to make sure I came down with it," Moten said of the interception. "I was in Orlando last year so it was kind of personal for me ... a lot of extra motivation. I just wanted to beat those guys and show (the VooDoo) I still have a little bit in the tank."
Smith also caught a 6-yard touchdown strike from Rocco in the second quarter for the VooDoo's second score of the game and a 16-14 deficit at that point. The VooDoo's first lead came on a 23-yard field goal by Cismesia as the first half expired, 17-16.
The game featured three ties and seven lead changes. The VooDoo defense had previously come up big in the fourth quarter, accounting for the final lead change on a pick-six by Southern product Efe Osawemwenze that gave New Orleans a 38-36 advantage.
The Predators used their defense to record their second safety and tie it again at 38-all. O'Hara said his team fought through difficulties Sunday, setting the tone for its next game March 30 at home against the Iowa Barnstormers.
"It was good to see our defense step up," O'Hara said. "Typically in Arena Football if you get one safety against you, you lose the game … we gave up two. In this league you face adversity week in and week out. I think our guys handled it well, and that's something you can really build on."
Rocco completed 18 of 40 passes for 220 yards with three touchdowns, a rushing score and an interception on which Orlando capitalized with a Jeramie Richardson 2-yard touchdown run. Rocco was sacked three times.
Rowley completed 25 of 48 passes for 319 yards and five touchdowns with the two interceptions. Orlando wide receiver Prechae Rodriguez snagged three scoring passes and led all players with 176 yards.
New Orleans was without new acquisition Donovan Morgan at wide receiver, so O'Hara said Smith's production was clutch - along with Derek Lee, who joined the team this past week and caught Rocco's 4-yard touchdown pass with 3:33 left in the fourth quarter to put the VooDoo in front, 45-38.
"In practice every day, we remind each other it's not about us as individuals," Smith said. "When we were on the sideline, we were talking to each other that somebody had to make a play. Fortunately it was my shot to make a play we needed to win."


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Last week, a video of a young bull elk nudging and head-butting the cameraman went viral. Viewers saw a sweet, rare interaction between man and beast at the Great Smoky Mountains Park in North Carolina. But what parks officials saw when they viewed the video was looming danger. So late last week, they euthanized the animal.
"By initiating physical contact with a visitor, the elk displayed an unacceptable risk to human safety," a park statement released Monday said.
Humans visiting the Cataloochee area of the national park had apparently been feeding the young bull elk, which then "lost his instinctive fear of humans," officials said, according to CNN. And when this happens, the behavior often escalates to more aggressive behavior creating a dangerous situation for visitors, officials added. They had no choice, it seems, but to put down the friendly elk.
Background according to CNN: Photographer James York was sitting on a North Carolina roadside when he had his close encounter with the elk. His video spread quickly through Facebook, Twitter and YouTube last week. There was no immediate reaction from York on the elk's death.


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Dear Editor
I'm writing this letter in regards to the person who stole the American flag off the bulletin board and the sign that hung on our building which read Farnsworth Trout Club which was handmade.
I guess you needed the American flag more than we did, also the sign. Its takes a lot of nerve to steal a American flag. I hope you enjoy it because we don't have the privelage to fly the flag or hang a sign with our club's name on it.
Farnsworth Trout Club
Officer and Member
Tammy English
Cherry Grove Twp.


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A 54-year-old man was stabbed multiple times Saturday morning near 20th Avenue and Northwest Glisan Street.
Police responded to a call around 3:16 a.m. Saturday.
Portland police identified the victim as a homeless man from the Northwest Portland area with whom they were familiar. He was transported to a Portland hospital with life-threatening injuries and is currently in critical condition, according to the Portland Police Bureau.
Officers could not identify a suspect after canvassing the area.
Anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call 503-823-0400.


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Local adoption expert to appear on the Ricki Lake Show
December 26, 2012
Certified open adoption practitioner and adoption expert Mardie Caldwell will appear today on the newly syndicated "Ricki Lake Show" today at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on KTXL (Fox). Caldwell, the CEO and founder of Lifetime Adoption Center in Penn Valley, will discuss ways to spot the red flags of adoption fraud and how to safeguard potential adoptions.
Lifetime Adoption Center has been providing adoption services to Nevada County and assisting in building families since 1986. Caldwell, author of seven adoption books, including award-winning books "So I Was Thinking About Adoption" and "Called to Adoption," will recall her own journey through adoption and offer detailed tips and stories to help hopeful families avoid disappointment.
"There are some things you can do to save money on your adoption on your own, and there are some things you shouldn't or can't do, and we will discuss these areas," said Caldwell. "People need to protect the investments in their hearts."
For information, visit http://www.LifetimeAdoption.com or http://www.therickilakeshow.com.


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2011 Norco Jubei SL debuts for XC racing, singletrack and trail riding. It features a 29er frame made from high modulus carbon and comes with a Shimano 30speed drivetrain with a XT rear derailleur.
The carbon hardtail carries Norco's HTR (High Toughness Resin) technology. This is a resin used in all 2011 carbon frames, exclusively for Norco, which makes the Jubei SL 20% stronger against any impact and damage. It also has thermoplastic mesh laminate in areas of the frame to takes on more stress.
At 11.02 kgs, the white carbon Norco Jubei SL is equipped with Avid Elixir brakes, a Ritchey Pro 2Bolt seat post, WTB Silverado Team saddle, FSA Orbit headset with 15mm spacer and a 680mm Norco SL 29er flat bar.
To complete the Jubei SL is an Easton 29″ EA70XC wheels and Rockshox Reba RLT tapered steerer. Retail price is around $3175.


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Building on Our Past to Create a Better Future
By Jonathan Woodson, MD
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs
The size and composition of our military is expected to change as war efforts wind down and budget constraints take effect. However, our commitment to improving and maintaining the health and well-being of our troops, retirees and their families will remain unwavering. After 12 years of combat, we have achieved remarkable military medical advancements that we hope to take beyond the battlefield in the coming years.
We will use the clinical skills and lessons learned during wartime to continue to provide innovative, high-quality care that responds faithfully to the needs of our beneficiaries. We remain committed to the high standard set by our years at war.
Yet we must rethink the way we do business. This is more important than ever in the face of national trends toward increasingly poor health and skyrocketing healthcare costs. We seek to make advances not only in the kinds of treatment we provide, but also in how we deliver this care to ensure that we keep moving forward. With this in mind, we will be implementing new initiatives in 2014 that ensure continued medical readiness, better health, better healthcare and lower costs.
The 50th anniversary of U.S. Medicine also provides an opportune moment to look at some of the historic achievements in military medicine during the last half-century. It's remarkable to see how these medical milestones have laid the groundwork for our continued success in supporting the more than 9.6 million beneficiaries served by the Military Health System. As we look ahead to the coming year, it's helpful to recognize how our future is driven by the past.
A Brief Look at History
The Military Health System spends millions of dollars on research every year. This investment has led to breakthroughs in the prevention and treatment of a wide range of illnesses and injuries. We are a leader in medical advances, often serving as the first responder to pressing global medical needs that impact not only our service members but civilians as well.
Nowhere has this been more apparent than in our contributions throughout our history to the development of life-saving vaccines, including more recently, hepatitis A, adenovirus, influenza, measles, mumps and rubella, meningococcal disease, Japanese encephalitis and hepatitis B. These successes fuel our latest efforts to develop new vaccines, including promising research that shows malaria and breast cancer vaccines may be just around the corner. I am excited to see how the fruits of our labor will help us in the future to eliminate what are common diseases today.
We have also made exciting progress over the years in the care that injured servicemembers receive on the battlefield and at home. We now use large planes for medical evacuations that have emergency care units onboard to provide critical treatment in flight. We have also made major advancements in reducing blood loss — a primary cause of combat death — by continually exploring new treatments. Our ability to provide immediate care to combat casualties as a result of these innovations has enabled us to achieve the highest rate of survival from injuries in the history of warfare.
Our success doesn't stop at the battle lines though. We have also made substantial progress in supporting our wounded servicemembers by advancing surgical techniques to rebuild extremely disfigured faces, devising new methods for healing and repairing burns from improvised explosive device blasts, developing new prosthetic devices controlled by brain signals and performing limb transplant surgeries.
We have also learned much about traumatic brain injuries in recent years, paving the way for a broader understanding of these injuries. One critical advancement was the creation of concussion care centers in Iraq and Afghanistan to provide immediate specialized care to troops, increasing the chances of a full recovery.
Everything we achieve in the military has a trickle-down effect. What we have accomplished these past 50 years, most notably during the past 12 years of war, will continue to have a lasting impact on the prevention and treatment of illnesses and injuries well beyond the military. I expect in the coming years, if not already, we will see many of the medical advancements made and lessons learned during our most recent wars become standard practice in our military and civilian clinics.
Moving Beyond the Battlefield to Ensure Continued Medical Readiness
The Military Health System is charged with ensuring that our servicemembers are medically ready to deploy anywhere in the world at a moment's notice and that our medical forces are ready to deliver world-class care in all those places and at home.
Maintaining clinical wartime skills in the absence of war is critical. As our record of success makes clear, our medical personnel have learned a great deal about saving lives on the battlefield and rehabilitating wounded servicemembers. With this in mind, we aim to remain at the forefront of medical simulation technologies and teaching methods to allow our medical troops to practice high-risk procedures and experience the kinds of clinical encounters seen in combat. We will also be focusing on bringing care back into our medical treatment facilities that has migrated to the private sector to ensure that our military healthcare providers and staff get to see the kinds of cases necessary to maintain their skills.
We also recognize that 12 years of war have exacted a physical and mental toll on our servicemembers and their families. Never in our history have we spent so much time figuring out how to maintain psychological health and how to treat those with psychological wounds. Currently many cutting-edge ideas for treating post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and suicide are being studied at our research centers.
We will continue to build the resilience of our servicemembers and their families to help them cope and thrive no matter what challenges they may face. We will remain committed to providing mental health care well after all our troops come home to ensure they remain resilient and ready.


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Inverness Victorian Market in the Old Town has a wide range of shops, including needlecraft supplies, handmade chocolates, a joke shop, hobby and craft supplies, gift shop, jewellers, tartans, and health shop.
James Pringle Weavers – Part factory tour, part outlet: find out how some of Scotland's finest woollen wares are made, then buy what you like.
Castle Gallery (on Castle Street) for contemporary fine and applied art.
Jennifer Welch Gallery (on Kenneth Street) for work by contemporary Scottish artists.
Leakey's Bookshop in Church Street is the largest antiquarian book shop in Scotland, with a roaring log fire and café.
Judith Glue (located on Bridge Street) for fine knitwear, jewellery, accessories and handcrafts.
Hazel Passmore (25 Inglis Street) for beautifully designed contemporary jewellery.
McEwens Of Perth (11-17 Church Street) for ladies & gents fashion, homewares, cookshop & gifts.
Riverside Gallery (on Bank Street) for original oil paintings and watercolours.
J Graham & Co (on Castle Street) specialists in shooting and fishing equipment.
Duncan Chisholm and Sons (on Castle Street) for fine kilts.
Eastgate Centre has over 60 high street stores, including Debenhams, Marks & Spencers, Zara, H&M, Monsoon, Boots, Waterstones, Next, HMV, Game, La Senza, Phase Eight, and East.
Highland House of Fraser on Huntly Street for kilts and Highland dress.
Hector Russell on Bridge Street for Scottish gifts and clothing.


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Since earlier this week, the trading stalls fourm had an SQL error when it was opened. I've tried to delete it and empty it into another fourm, but it couldn't be done becuase of the same SQL error in the Admin CP. Posts can be made in the new fourm and when the old forum gets working, it will be emptied into the new ones.
One new rule: If you are going to sell items, please buy a shop. Auctions, graphic sales, ect can be sold in the fourm.
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EUTAW, Alabama -- A Greene County Commissioner today said 1,174 people are out of work because of Monday's raid of electronic bingo halls.
"We will open and reopen again until the state gets tired and does the right thing," said commissioner William Underwood.
Electronic bingo operations at the Greenetrack casino in Eutaw were suspended when agents for Attorney General Luther Strange and Alabama State Troopers raided that casino and three others in Greene County Monday morning, an attorney for Greenetrack said in a press release.
In the Greene County Courthouse for a 2:30 meeting about the raids on four area casinos Monday morning. pic.twitter.com/2cNgFd2e8g— Stephen N. Dethrage (@sndethrage) April 1, 2014
Casino owners are holding a press conference this afternoon. Greenetrack CEO Luther "Nat" Winn was among those attending.
This post will be updated as more information becomes available.
Note: Luther Strange was not in attendance, as was previously mentioned in the article.


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Douglas County 911 says an issue affecting landline phones' connection with the service has been resolved.
The issue was reported late Thursday. As off 11:30 p.m., dispatchers reported the problem had been resolved and landline phones were getting through properly.
Cellphone calls to 911 were not affected.
If you have an emergency, and you can't get through using 911, call 402-444-5802.


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The U.S. Open is always the most grueling Grand Slam in the game, and the 2013 edition promises to be no different.
The final major of the season gets underway Monday with the sport's biggest names assembled alongside a dizzying number of critical questions simply begging for answers.
Is the women's most dominant player ready to regain her mojo? Will one of the sport's big three on the men's side separate himself from the others and lay claim to being the best player in the world?
Will an American renew confidence in the stateside state of men's tennis? Can the sport's star of the summer move on from history enough to make more of it in Flushing Meadows?
Those are just a sampling of some of the storylines just itching to unfold at the USTA Tennis Center over the next couple of weeks.
There will be twists and, undoubtedly, turns no one saw coming. Ultimately, they will lead to a pair of celebrated champions and plenty of answers that will put a bow on an intriguing season and provide plenty of momentum toward 2014.


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The linen closet can be like the junk drawer of the house. It's the place you just put anything and everything because you can close the door and not worry about it.
Linen closets are home to a lot of different things, and getting it organized can be quite a task.
To get started organizing, take everything out. First, make a pile for things you don't need or can be stored somewhere else. Once you see what all needs to go in, sort it in piles, refold it stack it neatly in the closet. Your basic items that need to be in there are sheets, blankets, pillows and table linens. If room permits, you can store cleaning supplies, ironing supplies, bathroom supplies too.
I found a great article in Redbook magazine to show you what a great finished product looks like. This picture just makes me happy. This is a really easy and doable project. It shouldn't be too time consuming, and you'll love the result!
The old saying "a place for everything and everything in its place" is my mantra. I'm a self-proclaimed neat freak, organizer, labeler and planner. Each week on this blog, I will be sharing a few ideas or projects that are helpful, easy and will hopefully help you simplify some things in your life. If you have any questions or ideas you'd like to share, please email me at email@example.com.


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SPRINGFIELD – The incumbent mayor and his two challengers sparred on issues ranging from the fight against crime to the challenges facing the Springfield school system during the first televised debate of the 2011 election this week.
The round-table debate was sponsored and videotaped Thursday in two, half-hour sessions by WGBY-57, and was to be broadcast Thursday and Friday nights. The debates featured Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and his challengers, School Committee member Antonette E. Pepe and City Council President Jose F. Tosado.
The preliminary election Sept. 20 will eliminate one mayoral candidate, while the top two vote-getters move on to the Nov. 8 election ballot.
Sarno repeatedly defended his efforts on the issues of crime, education and finances, citing difficult times as Pepe and Tosado said the effort was inadequate.
After Sarno spoke of the need for more parents to become more responsible for their children, in response to a question about public safety, Pepe said it was time to "stop whining about the parents." She called more action, more police interaction with the neighborhoods, and for the police commissioner to be held accountable.
Springfield Mayoral Debate - Part 1 from WGBY.
She said there has been "a lot of talk and a lot of cheerleading,".
Sarno said his task force of new law enforcement agencies is getting results, including gun sweeps, gang sweeps and narcotics sweeps.
Tosado said Sarno's record on crime is "horrendous," and said he has a plan that includes proposals for a gun court and gun squad to focus on gun violence.
Referring to the mayor's recent announcement of a "zero tolerance" policy on crime, Tosado asked: "What was it before.. 50 percent?"
On education, Sarno said there has been "pockets of success" but adding that more needs to be done. He said there has been headway in addressing truancy, praised the results of the Springfield Promise scholarship program, and said the schools must continue to reach out to parents and the community.
Both Pepe and Tosado were critical, saying that 10 of the 44 schools in Springfield are Level 4 underperforming schools and the school system if rife with problems. Both were critical of Superintendent of Schools Alan J. Ingram, who has announced he will resign at the end of his contract, June 30, 2012.
Tosado said he would call for a complete audit of the schools and how it spends its money, and said there is a need for more guidance counselors, and a greater effort to deal with the "whole student."
Pepe said there is too much money spent on school administration and not enough done to reduce overcrowded classrooms and reduce counselor's workloads.
Sarno said he has kept the city's finances stable, including nearly $35 million in reserve funds and an improved credit rating with Wall Street despite the worse economic times since the Great Depression.
In addition, he said he has helped keep jobs in Springfield and bring new jobs, including tax incentives to help Titeflex and Smith & Wesson.
Tosado said he would focus on helping the small businesses of Springfield grow, and reducing crime to make Springfield more attractive to outside firms.
Pepe said the city must clean up crime to bring in business and needs to provide a one-stop process for businesses needing information and assistance.
While Sarno said the tax levy was lowered under his administration, Tosado said the reduction was small and was at the urging of the City Council. Pepe said the business tax rate is the highest in the state.
Sarno said there has been some headway on long-dormant projects such as Union Station and 31 Elm St., despite the poor economy.
While Pepe criticizing the sale of the old School Department headquarters at 195 State St. for $1, Sarno said the only other proposal for the vacant building was for subsidized housing, and "I put my foot down."


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Grass Lake vs Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central
Friday, November 09, 2012 10:32 PM
Grass Lake assistant coach Mike Hansen takes a moment to himself before the start of the game against Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central at Grass Lake High School on Friday night. Monroe St. Mary won the game, 28-21. (J. Scott Park | Mlive.com)
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ANNISTON, Alabama -- An Anniston man was arrested yesterday on three burglary charges after police say blood evidence linked him to a series of break-ins.
Capt. Allen George said in a news release James Leonard Johnson, 47, was arrested Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. on three outstanding warrants of third degree burglary. Johnson was a passenger in a vehicle stopped for the driver not wearing a seat belt.
George said the charges are linked to three separate burglaries at Raymond James Financial in the 500 block of Quintard Avenue that occurred last May 4, May 26 and Aug. 11.
Physical evidence collected at the scene, including blood, was submitted to the Alabama Department of Forensic Science for DNA comparison, police said. DNA samples matched that of Johnson, George said.


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[ Mods. I didn't know if this should be posted here or in the Projects forum, but since it is Cub-specific I put it here. ]
Had been thinking about building one of these for a while and finally did so over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Found a piece of pipe that slide into and rotated easily in my engine stand...
Welded on some "ears" and "antlers"...and it was done.
Took me longer to layout the lengths of the supports than to assemble it.
It rotates 360 degrees, so if used for painting you can paint top and bottom at the same time.
Another nice thing is that it doesn't require much storage space...pull it out of the stand and hang it up.
Test before painting.


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twilight Examiner made a list of top things we , twi-fans have to look forward to in the coming year ,2012..Iam looking forward to EVERYTHING :D
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This This Starburst Chocolate Long Sleeve Palysuit drops from $32 to $18.80 at Dwell Studio. This is the best price we could find it anywhere else. It comes in sizes 0-12 months and is made of 100% organically grown cotton. It features ribbed cuffs and snap closures. Also check out the Zinnia Rose Print and the Cars Print for the same price. 2-Day shipping adds $4.99. There's no sales tax (except MA, NY, UT and KY).No longer available


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Our final day in Montecatini and, day eight of our grand tour of Europe, started early, as we had a 90-minute bus ride to Bologna Airport for the flight to Budapest.
Before setting off, a weary group of journalists chatted down the back of the bus and joked about somebody always leaving something behind.
Suddenly, TV3's Tommy Martin popped up out of his seat and sprinted away mumbling about something in the wardrobe. He returned with the "good work suit" to much laughter from the giddy, sleep-deprived hacks.
The journey to Budapest was not without its problems, as there were baggage issues for TV3, BBC and Sky as they tried to bring their cameras on board the Ryanair flight. All it took was a handover of cash and all was resolved.
The bus booked to take us from the airport then failed to show, but a well-organised taxi operation managed to rectify the situation.
After the moderate standard of accommodation in Tuscany, it was a relief to have a strong wi-fi connection and, more importantly, functioning air conditioning, which was much-needed in the sweltering urban heat of Budapest.
An indication that the tournament was drawing near was the expanded press corps, with several newspaper reporters joining their colleagues from Montecatini.
It was my first trip to Budapest and it is a place I would like to return to. One full day is not enough to see what a city this size had to offer.
Some sampled the local baths, while others took in the main sights, and in second city of the former Austro-Hungarian empire, there was quite a lot to see.
The former Nep Stadium is just a short and cheap metro journey away from the city centre. The renamed Frence Puskas Stadium is far from its best and there are numerous reminders of Hungary's glorious football past hanging on the walls
The weather changed dramatically in the hours before kick-off and there was an electric atmosphere both inside and around the stadium.
As the Hungarian fans chanted at each other from behind both goals as a biblical downpour soaked them to the skin, lightning flashes lit up the night sky and thunder crackled overhead.
It will please many people to know that the torrential rain was blown into the press area by the prevailing wind, with journalists shielding their laptops or scurrying for cover further up the stand.
There were dark clouds for Ireland on the pitch and they were given a first-half chasing by a young Hungarian side. The watching Croatian manager Slaven Bilic will not lose any sleep ahead of Sunday's Group C opener.
In a tense press conference afterwards, Trapattoni's tactics came under review and he admitted that the days could be numbered for his rigid 4-4-2 formation, well, that's what we think he was claiming.
The team arrived in Sopot on an overnight charter flight, while the poor hacks had to settle for two flights and a three-and-a-half stopover in Warsaw International Airport.
The wait gave us time to scour the airport for seats near plug sockets and digest last night's performance and the players' reaction to it.
There is a lot to do be done by the players this week in Poland, both on and off the pitch. The opening game against Croatia just five days away, the real work starts now for all of us.


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The six smokejumpers from a base in Redmond found the site Monday evening, when there was a rash of lightning strikes.
Jackson County sheriff's spokeswoman Andrea Carlson says the smokejumpers notified authorities, who hiked into the remote site in the Rogue River-Siskiyou (SIS'-kee-yoo) National Forest. They seized two guns and more than 1,000 little pot plants.
Carlson says the site near the community of Applegate was being cultivated by growers for Mexican drug gangs, and it's been used before.
She says the smokejumpers saw some people but weren't sure whether they were pot growers, so no one was arrested.
The smokejumpers extinguished the fire after it burned less than an acre.


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Two Easter eBooks Capture Spring Crafting Fever
Free eBooks from FaveCrafts.com provide creative inspiration for Easter.
March 23, 2010—Northbrook, IL—The upcoming Easter holiday will provide many people with an opportunity for creative crafting. Whether to celebrate the Christian holiday or the coming of spring with eggs and bunnies, crafters are looking for inspiration for Easter. The popular crafting website FaveCrafts.com has published two Easter eBooks with free craft projects, decorating ideas and even recipes. The eBooks are FREE to download at FaveCrafts.com.
Easter is sure to be a popular crafting occasion for all ages. According to a recent report from the Craft & Hobby Association, the craft industry continues to flourish despite a depressed economy in recent years. Between 2008 and 2009, the industry enjoyed an 11% increase in sales. Whether to make homemade gifts or engage in a therapeutic activity, people are crafting more and more.
The first, Hop into Spring: Easter Craft and Recipe eBook, is a 95-page guide to celebrating Easter with 6 craft categories and a bonus section of Easter recipes from RecipeLion.com. Find 8 Easter card crafts like the Glitter Chicks Card (pg. 12), 11 Easter egg decorating projects such as the Needle-felt Easter Eggs (pg. 22), and 8 simple Easter Home Décor ideas like the Colorful Easter Place-card Holders (pg. 57).
The second, Easter Crafts: Blogger Edition 2010 eBook, is a 45-page collection of Easter craft projects from talented craft bloggers. Readers will find 19 craft projects for Easter decorating and gift-giving using inexpensive, household materials. Crafters can make the Braided Easter Eggs (pg. 6) with recycled water bottles or learn how to use vegetables and foliage to dye Easter eggs naturally (pg. 25).
The Easter Crafts eBooks can be downloaded for FREE from the Easter category at FaveCrafts: http://www.favecrafts.com/Easter.
Caley Walsh
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FaveCrafts.com is an exciting resource for all things craft - from expert tips to project ideas for every style and skill level. We also publish Quick & Crafty, a free e-mail newsletter, publish crafting eBooks, and create crafting related product promotions, contests and giveaways.
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