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Today I slept in and then went to town to get my hair cut and fill my truck with gas. It was noon when I left my house to go do some coyote calling.
When I got to the ranch and went through a gate leading into a steep canyon I noticed the wind was blowing down the canyon. It is normaly blowing up the canyon so I decided to hide my truck behind some big junipers and then walk up the canyon and call into two canyons that meet at the road I walked up.
I set my Fury, SP-55 Speaker, Contour Roam Video camera and a Foxpro Decoy right by the ranch road and then sat down in the edge of a juniper about 15 yards from the caller. I selected Bay Bee Cottontail and raised the volume to 35 and then made sure my camera was on. When I looked up accross the road at the ridge splitting the two canyons I thought the whole ridge was moving.
There was two coyotes hard charging off the mountain about 75 yards away and the Fury had not been playing Bay Bee Cottontail more than 15 seconds. So I started taking pictures. I couldn't really see the coyote I was trying to take pictures of very good at all and once the coyote got by the Foxpro I dropped my camera and grabbed my shotgun.
I am glad I shoot Sporting Clays because the shot on this coyote was just like some of the rabbit targets I have shot in Sporting Clays. The coyote was hauling *** about 12 yards from me and it was about 5 yards from going behind the juniper I was sitting in. So I swung my shotgun from behind the coyote at a fast speed and as soon as my barrel reached the coyotes neck I pulled the trigger. Now I know that my 3" 1-1/2 oz reloads of Federal Heavyweight #2 shot will kill a coyote at 12 yards.
When I shot the above coyote the Foxbang feature on my Fury kicked in and started playing "Coyote Pup Screams" on full blast volume 40. I didn't see the other coyote get by me but I heard it screaming back challenges towards my Fury that had Coyote Pup Screams playing. I didn't think that coyote that was now down hill and down wind from me would come back to the caller.
This coyote was screaming back at my Fury and I could tell he was getting closer. I looked accross the road and saw dirt flying in the air out from behind a juniper and I could hear the sound of the coyote comming from where I saw the dirt flying. That male coyote was scratching the ground and screaming at the same time.
A few seconds later he ran up the ranch road towards my Fury and stopped about 30 yards from me. That is when I found out my #2 Federal Heavyweight shot reloads work on coyotes at 30 yards.
Here are the two coyotes that showed up so fast. It all happened so fast I really didn't know if I had got any pictures of the coyote by my Fury.
The next stand was a shotgun stand also. The Fury had not been going more than about 6 or 7 minutes when I noticed a coyote comming uphill from the down wind side.
This coyote was heading for my down wind so as soon as it went behind a oak tree I set my camera down and raised up my shotgun.
My #2 reload dropped the coyote right in the middle of this picture. I stepped it off and it was 42 big steps.
I was pretty sure it was going to be a good day, two stands and 3 dead coyotes.
On my way to the next stand I saw a coyote in with some cows and calves. I got out of my truck with my 22-250 and layed down in the prone position with the bi-pod. The coyote was not in a hurry so I did one long mouth howl and the small male stopped to look back at about 150 yards away. My 22-250 put him down in his tracks.
My next three stands were blank stands.
On the next stand I made a stand I didn't have much confidence in. The wind was now blowing up the hills but I wanted to have some open area to take pictures if anything did come in. So I pointed my CS-24 at the hill top that was about 50 yards in front of me and pointed the SP-55 Speaker the opposite direction. So I was hopeing to call a coyote over the hill in front of me but I was pretty sure that a coyote would come from the down wind side because the wind would carry the sound farther that way.
I am pretty sure my CS-24 had only been playing about 5 minutes when a coyote came over the hill from the up wind side and it ran right by my CS-24 and the Foxpro Decoy.
As soon as the coyote went by the CS-24 and decoy I dropped the camera and grabbed the shotgun.
The last stand of the day was a blank but I did hear two different groups of coyotes.
It was another great day, I got my hair cut and got 5 coyotes..
I will post some video footage later, it is not great footage but it is better than nothing.


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Grace Gaeng will be in her first season as assistant lacrosse coach at the University of Cincinnati in 2015. Gaeng played collegiately at High Point, as well as Maryland.
"I'm really excited to welcome Grace to our Bearcats family," said Oliver. "She brings a lot of different experiences to our program and will fit right in. Her enthusiasm, creativity and work ethic will all impact our program immediately. I'm looking forward to looking with Grace as we continue to build something special here at UC."
As excited as Oliver is to have Gaeng on board, the new assistant is equally excited to get started at Cincinnati.
"I want to thank Gina Oliver, (assistant coach) Shannon Witzel and the entire athletics department for their support in offering me this opportunity to join the UC women's lacrosse program," Gaeng said. "I'm honored to be a part of a University that is so strong academically and athletically. Gina and her staff have set a very high standard and I'm excited to help the program reach its goals."
Gaeng played on the lacrosse team at Maryland for two seasons, redshirting as a freshman before playing nine games and helping the Terps to the NCAA Tournament and a second consecutive ACC title as a sophomore. She transferred to High Point as a junior and had an immediate impact for the Panthers.
In 2011, Gaeng was named National Lacrosse Conference (NLC) Player of the Year and Attacker of the Year after leading the conference in points (78) and assists (25), while ranking third in goals (53). She finished ranked in the top-30 nationally in all three of those categories and was one of just three players in the country to rank among the top-25 in goals and assists. She earned a pair of NLC Player of the Week nods during the season and was featured in Sports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd" column on May 30, 2011.
As a redshirt junior, Gaeng notched 67 points (30 goals, 37 assists), while also winning a team-best 47 draw controls. She earned second team All-NLC honors. During her senior campaign in 2013, Gaeng led HPU to the Big South tournament championship and an NCAA Tournament bid, again earning second team all-league accolades. She was second on the team with 46 points (26 goals, 20 assists) and again led the team with 34 draw controls.
Since graduating from High Point with a degree in graphic design in 2013, Gaeng has worked in graphic design and creative services for Tommy Hilfiger, Twitter and BBC America. At HPU, she served as co-president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and was also actively involved in the Friends of Jaclyn project, Open Door Ministries and Operation Christmas Child. She has also worked as a counselor and coach at various lacrosse camps throughout the country. The Bel Air, Maryland, native is a product of The John Carroll School.

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Discussion in 'October 2006' started by max, Oct 8, 2006.
3rd pre-season game. 1s back-back of the pre-season.
Checking all of the schedules I can find, this game does not appear to be on TV. Good time to remind everyone that NBA League Audio Pass is free during the preseason if you would like to listen to the call of the game. Just go to NBA.com and look in the left side menu for League Audio Pass. Also WDFN 1130AM Detroit may be streaming coverage. You can get that at Sports Radio 1130 WDFN The Fan | Detroit Both sites will probably require you to sign up for an account. Personally, I like listening to games because I can keep doing other things at the same time and there are less adverts than on TV. Of course, Chat will be open.
Yes does not look like its going to be on TV. Sometimes at the last minute channel 4 adds it but this is only the pre-season.
if you are looking for chat...use the quick links on the bar
Game notes from ESPN Some things that stood out: Chauncey 1 assist and 4 T.O.s Delfino had 5 assist Memphis scored 8 times in the paint to 1 for the Pistons Amir fouled out in 15 minutes Jmax shot 2 for 12 but made 12-16 FT's
from the boxscore: - Hunter didn't play, nor did Mohammed - Very decent percentage on free throws by Maxiell - Good rebounding by Mcdyess and Maxiell - Although they logged about the same amount of minutes as the benchplayers the starters had very few shot attempts
Amir Johnson shot 4 for 5. Would have liked to have seen that. I don't mind the foul trouble, he will learn that in time. Shows he is being aggressive. Looks like Sheed and Dyess are sufforing from foul trouble as well. We may need that bench this season.
Wonder what Detroit's impression was of young Rudy Gay.
Sheed says he is quick and knows the game, but doesn't present any matchup problems for the Pistons.
Linwood, who is that a picture of in your avatar?
That's Rick Carlisle after hearing the news that the Pacers a strip club. That job seems to have really aged the poor guy!
why do you guys think nazr and hunter didn't play? just to rest and get the young guys some minutes? do you think jmax will be getting minutes over davis in the regular season?
Originally, rumour had it that Flip was not going to play the starters in the back-to-back, and then that he would start subbing a lot sooner. I'm really surprised to see Hunter and Mohammed get the night off. You would think that Sheed and Billups would be the guys most likely to sit on night 2 of a back to back.
Mohammed cramped up some time in the Minnesota game I believe.
Good call himat. Ramadan may have had some influence then.
That's what the radio announcers said. It was probably listed as a coach's decision because Nazr could of still played, and it wasn't a big injury.
Dehydration is a big cause of cramping. If Nazr is observing the fast, he's not drinking any water.
would he be allowed to drink his own urine?
Is that a real question?
i hope not. but now it is. would that technically be permitted under islamic law? they say its 2x as strong as gaterade.
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Hellooooo! Holy craziness it's been awhile since I've updated. I am SO sorry.. I think I said last time I was going to be better about blogging.. then over a month went by.. YIKES! I have SO many projects that I didn't get a chance to share on my blog. Hopefully you've at least seen them on the blogs of the companies I design for. Thankfully, pregnancy is done torturing me and I am feeling SO much better.. back to crafting and all that jazz.. feels good! Now that school is back in session I have time to get back to the good stuff.. crafting, trash TV, and crafting. No more excuses! I have had oodles of emails asking where I am.. if I still blog, etc. yes, people.. I am here.. I'm alive!
So, today I have two LYB projects to share with ya! Right now at LYB we are showing off the delicious fall themed collection, 'Feels Like Home'. This collection actually reminds me of my grandma's house on Thanksgiving. I can almost smell the turkey and gravy! So with Thanksgiving on the mind, I created a 'thankful tree'. This is meant to be a centerpiece and everyone can write something they are thankful for on each leaf. I added a spool to it to make it a little taller. It's gotta stand out, right? For more details on this project and my supply list, check out THIS LYB blog post.
I just love those accordion folded leaves in the Feels Like Home paper crafting kit! So different.
Next up was a project shared over at the LYB recently.. it's an altered tray for holding embellishments. I got this tray on sale at Michaels.. really wish I grabbed an extra though (it's by Graphic 45). I created this with some of the Naturals collection and a touch of Vintage Summer.
And there ya have it!
Whew! Look at me.. made it through a blog post!
Again, I am SO sorry for slacking. Some people mentioned that they've stopped by several times only to see I haven't updated. You don't have to do that though! You can subscribe to get my blog posts delivered right to your inbox!.. or follow me on bloglovin! (check my sidebar).
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The Journal of African Archaeology is an international peer-reviewed periodical appearing half-yearly since 2003. It publishes original papers addressing recent research and developments in African archaeology and related disciplines. The journal's main purpose is to provide scholars and students with a new pan-African forum for discussing relevant topics on the cultural dynamics of past African societies.
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Upgrades: Lapco clamping feedneck(requires a 9/64 allen key, which won't be included unless otherwise negogiated)
Known Problems: Many scratches, the worst are pictured, some barrel wear, but nothing that affects performance
Asking Price: $100
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Trades of interest: Mainly looking for cash, but I like Automags. I won't be able to add any significant cash.
Location of item: Bay Area, CA
What is Included: Gun, box, everything it would stock(stock feedneck, tools, manual, a few orings+other spares, barrel sock), barrel, upgraded feedneck
This is a great gun, if you encounter any problems with it after buying it, feel free to PM me on this site. This was my first gun, but I've moved on to both an Azodin KP and a Marq Hybrid Mummy, so I have no use for this gun anymore. Video of me playing with this gun here: http://www.youtube.c...h?v=XP9WZpLa7wg I'm in no rush to sell. Thanks for reading.
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Attorney Wants Town to Remove Kiwanis Cross
A Boston attorney is demanding that a Massachusetts town remove a 53-year-old cross from a traffic island because it overhangs a state right-of-way by approximately six inches and therefore he claims it represents a violation of the separation of church and state.
The cross was erected by the Middleboro Kiwanis Club in 1959. The 12-foot statue is made of brick and includes the word "worship". It serves as an unofficial welcome sign for travelers entering Middleboro along Route 28.
A spokesperson for the Massachusetts Dept. of Transportation confirmed to Fox News Radio that the attorney supplied photographs of the "religious symbol" and filed a complaint demanding that the cross be removed.
The attorney happened to be driving through town, saw the cross and reportedly became offended.
State officials reviewed the matter and determined that one arm of the cross overhangs the state right of way by about six inches.
"MassDOT engineers determined that the cross does not pose a safety hazard," the spokesperson said, noting they have offered to assist the town in relocating the cross off public property.
Al Rullo, chairman of the Middleboro Board of Selectmen, told Fox News Radio that the statue is actually anchored on town property – and said he's dumbfounded that someone would have a problem.
"We don't think it's offensive to anyone," he said. "This is not hurting or embarrassing anybody."
The American Civil Liberties Union told television station WBZ that even if a fraction of the cross was on state property it would violate church and state separation laws. The ACLU told the television station that there are two options – either remove the cross or open up the traffic island to all forms of expression.
Rullo said the state has not officially contacted the town – so for now – the cross is staying put.
"That cross has been there for 53 years," he said. "It's fairly generic in nature. It doesn't specify one religion over another. It just has the word worship on it."
Local residents are overwhelmingly in favor of keeping the cross — and many believe the attorney is just making a mountain out of a mole hill.
"I'm not a Constitutional lawyer, but this issue of separation of church and state has been carried to an extreme," Rullo said. "The government can't give preferential treatment to one religion over another. They didn't want a state sponsored religion."
He said the Kiwanis Cross does not constitute a state-sponsored religion.
"As far as I'm concerned, local policy has never been influenced by the presence of that cross," he said. "Local policy has never favored one religion over another."
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New program from PBS which follows the uncovering of the Buddha relics from the time of King Ashoka. Excellent and superbly done. You may watch directly from the PBS website for free. Not yet downloaded to Youtube.
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Program: Secrets of the Dead
Episode: Bones of the Buddha
When colonial estate manager Willie Peppe set his workers digging at a mysterious hill in Northern India in 1898, he had no idea what they'd find. Just over 20 feet down, they made an amazing discovery: a huge stone coffer, containing five reliquary jars, more than 1,000 separate jewels and some ash and bone.


text: Obama to open school year with address to students President Barack Obama will address the nation's students in a live address Tuesday, September 8. The address will be broadcast live on the White House Web site, http://www.whitehouse.gov at 12 p.m. EST. In a letter to school principals announcing the address, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan wrote: The President will challenge students to work hard, set educational goals, and take responsibility for their learning. He will also call for a shared responsibility and commitment on the part of students, parents and educators to ensure that every child in every school receives the best education possible so they can compete in the global economy for good jobs and live rewarding and productive lives as American citizens. "This is the first time an American president has spoken directly to the nation's school children about persisting and succeeding in school," wrote Duncan. "We encourage you to use this historic moment to help your students get focused and begin the school year strong." Secretary Duncan's letter to principals and links to lesson plans. Please note that the time of the President's address, originally announced for 1 p.m., has changed to 12 p.m. EST.


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Daniel Turner to Explore Other Opportunities After December Graduation
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Green Bay men's basketball senior Daniel Turner will graduate from UW-Green Bay this December and leave the program to explore other opportunities to finish his college basketball career, Turner and head coach Brian Wardle announced on Wednesday. Turner, who suffered his second ACL injury in February, is currently in the rehabilitation process and has one season of eligibility remaining.
Turner, a native of McCordsville, Ind., is set to graduate in December with a bachelor's degree in business management and an economics minor. He entered the fall semester with a staggering 3.97 grade point average.
"I have made this tough decision because I am graduating in December and will not be able to make it back on the court this season due to the extended time needed for my knee rehabilitation process." said Turner. "I want to explore some other opportunities for my final season of athletic eligibility, especially seeing if there is an opportunity to play with my younger brother.
"I want to thank the University, the athletics department, Coach Wardle and the coaching staff. Through my career I have grown a lot, learned a great deal, and matured immensely. Green Bay has been my home for the last three and a half years, and I have met many good people, made special friends and established great connections. I am thankful to the many people who have helped me throughout my journey, and I would never close any doors to making Green Bay my home in the future.
"This year's team is very special and has great potential. I have built strong relationships with many of the players and wish them the best of luck in their future. This season should be a great one for the Phoenix!"
Turner started 26 games as a freshman for the Phoenix in 2010-11 and averaged 6.6 points and a team-high 5.8 rebounds per game. His 180 rebounds rank as the fourth-most by a freshman in program history behind only Jordan Fouse, Dennis Woelffler and Ron Ripley.
As a sophomore and junior, Turner was limited to just 14 games each season due to injuries. Turner suffered a torn ACL in his right knee on Dec. 31, 2011 at Valparaiso, ending his sophomore season. In 2012-13, Turner's junior campaign was cut short after 14 games due to a torn ACL in his left knee.
Turner has been extremely active on campus and in the community during his time with the Phoenix. A member of the Horizon League Honor Roll in each of his semesters, he has also been a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Athletes in Action and the Society for Human Resource Management. He has also worked as a campus tour guide for the Office of Admissions.
During the past two summers, Turner has completed internships with Schreiber Foods in Contract Manufacturing and for Hagemeister Park in Marketing and Management.
"Daniel Turner has been a big part of this program's foundation, improvement and growth during his time at Green Bay," said Wardle. "Although injuries have prohibited him from producing as much on the floor in the past two seasons as he would've liked, he has produced in many other ways off the floor. We are very appreciative and grateful to him for his time in the program, and we wish him the best of health in the future. He is a competitor and he loves the game. We hope that he can find a perfect place to finish his college career healthy and enjoying the game of basketball."Daniel is a young man who has been very active and involved in this community during his time here, and I could definitely see him back here one day making an impact in Northeast Wisconsin."


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'"I think it's more important for Austrian hockey," Vanek said, down-playing what being selected meant to him. "The kids see that it's possible to make it to the NHL and make it to an All-Star game. I think that's a bigger impact."'
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20 inches falls on ski area
November 1, 2004
A series of winter storms that blew into the Yampa Valley from Utah beginning late last week piled up an unofficial 21.5 inches at the Steamboat Ski Area and sent Nordic skiers scrambling for their waxing tools.
The Steamboat Ski Area received 8 inches of snow at mid-mountain Friday, ski area spokeswoman Heidi Thomsen said. That storm was followed Saturday with 4.5 inches. By Sunday morning, there was another 2 inches and by Monday morning, another 8 inches of snow had fallen.
Taylor Fletcher, a Nordic combined skier with the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, said the groomed skiing on Bruce's Trail on Rabbit Ears Pass was up to winter conditions.
"There weren't very many dirty spots. Maybe just one," Fletcher said. "It was just like down here (at Howelsen Hill) in mid-December."
Bruce's Trail was designed to offer early season cross-country skate skiing and is groomed by volunteers using a snowmobile and corduroy attachment.
As quickly as the storm clouds cleared Monday morning, the National Weather Service in Grand Junction began predicting ideal conditions for making artificial snow. The forecast low overnight Monday was 3 degrees, and temperatures are not expected to get out of the 30s today.
The low tonight will get down to 9 degrees, followed by a slight warmup to 15 degrees overnight Wednesday, then back into single digits Thursday night. Temperatures in the teens will allow snowmaking crews on Mount Werner and Howelsen Hill to get the most out of their guns.
The Steamboat Ski Area is scheduled to open Nov. 24, but it's already ski season on Rabbit Ears Pass, where parking lots at the West Summit and further east along U.S. Highway 40 at Bruce's Trail were crowded during the weekend.
The Steamboat Ski Area doesn't officially begin counting snowfall until November. However, resort officials can't resist tracking surprise autumn snowstorms. Steamboat received 3 inches of snow in October 2003 and 16 in October 2002. The largest October snow total since the mid-1990s was the 26.5 inches that fell in 1996. For the succeeding four years after that, Steamboat did not record October snow.
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Every week Sharon from MomonDealz brings us a kids craft that is fun, educational, and frugal. Dr. Seuss's birthday is March 2nd and my son really loves these popular books. I always had a great time incorporating this day in my classroom and am really excited to now get to do Seuss themed crafts with my children. For the picture frame above, I simply took pictures of the boys reading and then added a Dr. Seuss quote at the top and the word "READ" at the bottom.
One Fish, Two Fish Hand Print Fish
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1. Paint your child's hand and have them put their prints all over the paper. We did a red fish and blue fish in reference to the book and my 3 year old also insisted on a yellow fish!
2. Add eyes and a mouth to your fish. Then add anything else your child would like. Will wanted our fish to have bubbles but you could add stars or hats to the fish to coincide with the book.
Educational Activites: Instead of giving you different ideas for school subjects, I thought it would be more fun to give you different crafts for Dr. Seuss books.
- One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish: Divide a piece of paper into 8 squares and put random numbers in each square. Give your child goldfish and have them put the correct number of fish in each square.
- Green Eggs and Ham-Create crafts from egg cartons like this Egg Carton Game or simply enjoy a lunch or dinner of green eggs and ham!
- The Foot Book -Trace your child's foot onto paper and cut it out. Use to "measure" things around the house. This is a great way to teach nonstandard measurement.
- Dr. Seuss's ABC-Make an ABC book with your child. Have your child illustrate things around the house that start with each letter or they can cut pictures out of magazines for each letter.
- The Lorax -Discuss with your child the ways to protect the Earth including recycling and reusing materials. Complete a craft using materials around the home such as this Paper Towel Plane!
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Macau Gaming: October Was Another Record, But Shares Likely To Trade Sideways Till 2014
Macau hit another record in October but J.P. Morgan analysts warn the stocks are likely to trade sideways till next year. The broker has a Buy rating on Sands China, MGM China, Wynn Macau, subsidiaries of U.S. casino names Las Vegas Sands (LVS), MGM (MGM), and Wynn (WYNN), as well as Melco Crown (MPEL).
In October, revenue growth was broad-based and every operator was a winner. RBC Capital Markets analysts John Kempf and Michael Johnson give us the detailed numbers:
Macau's gross gaming revenue grew 31.5% in October, driven by robust mass market and rolling chip growth, and a favorable VIP win rate. Overall, mass market table revenue improved 45.4% during the month, while VIP revenue increased 27.7% Y/Y.
What was impressive about the month was the breadth and depth of the strength across all operators and metrics. Every operators posted an increase in mass table revenue of at least 25%, while rolling chip volume was up double-digits for 5 of the 6 operators. We acknowledge that October is typically a strong seasonal month because of Golden Week, and the higher win rate abetted the increase, but these are still astounding numbers based on a somewhat difficult comparable month.
While Macau sees no sign of slowing, near term, the stocks are likely to trade sideways, largely because of technical issues. Here are J.P. Morgan analysts Kenneth Fong and Daisy Lu:
Near term: we believe that the sector is likely to trade sideways into the year end after the recent sharp rally. This is because 1) there is no big revenue number after seasonally strongest October; 2) investors will closely monitor the revenue trend for next two months (especially the higher base of December) to set their base case growth expectation for 2014; and 3) historically, investors tend to pare down high beta names into year end.
But the analysts believe the stocks will have another run next year and suggest we buy the names when the fourth quarter trades weakly:
Into 2014, we see room for the sector to outperform. This is because street's growth expectation is still reasonable and achievable at 10-15% (vs 2H13 +20%) and stocks are trading at an undemanding 18x 2014E P/E with +20% earnings growth. We see now a good opportunity to gradually accumulate.


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Burke, Hardaway Jr. Named to NBA All-Rookie Team
May 22, 2014
NEW YORK, N.Y. -- Former University of Michigan men's basketball players Trey Burke (Columbus, Ohio/Northland HS) of the Utah Jazz and Tim Hardaway Jr. (Miami, Fla./Palmetto Senior HS) of the New York Knicks were named to the NBA All-Rookie first team today (Thursday, May 22) following the announcement from the league. The duo becomes the first Wolverines to earn the NBA accolade in 16 years.
Joining Burke and Hardaway Jr. on the first team included Michael Carter-Williams (Philadelphia), Victor Oladipo (Orlando) and Mason Plumlee (Brooklyn). The second team included Kelly Olynyk (Boston), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee), Gorgui Dieng (Minnesota), Cody Zeller (Charlotte) and Steven Adams (Oklahoma City).
Burke, who was third in the NBA's Rookie of the Year voting, finished the season averaging 12.8 points, third best among rookies, 5.7 assists, second best among rookies and 3.0 rebounds per game. After missing 12 games at the beginning of the season due to a broken finger, he made franchise history with the Jazz, becoming the first player in team history to win multiple Rookie of the Month awards, as he earned the Western Conference honor in both December and January. Burke recorded 12 games with 20-plus points and dished out 10-plus assists seven times.
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Hardaway, who was fifth in the NBA Rookie of the Year voting, averaged 10.2 points per game, fourth-best among all rookies, and shot 36.3 percent from three-point range. He scored in double figures in 40 games while also shooting 82.8 percent from the free throw line. He was selected to play in the Rising Stars Challenge on NBA All-Star Weekend, where he scored 36 points. Hardaway played 23.2 minutes per game, sixth best among league newcomers, despite making just one start on the season.
Burke and Hardaway helped guide U-M to the 2013 Final Four before leaving early for the NBA Draft. Burke was chosen ninth overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves before being traded to the Jazz, while Hardaway was taken 25th overall by the Knicks.
Burke, who was the consensus 2013 National Player of the Year, finished his career scoring 1,231 points, the most by a U-M sophomore. He added 416 assists in his two seasons, which ranks seventh all-time. He holds the U-M single season record for assists (260). Hardaway closed scoring 1,532 points which is 18th all-time, while ranking sixth all-time in career three point field goals (202) and three-point field goal attempts (589).
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Discussing the weeks and months leading up to the midterm elections on the November 7 broadcast of NBC's Today, NBC special correspondent Tom Brokaw stated, "Both parties have been rocked by the unexpected," and then compared "[Sen.] John Kerry's [D-MA] clumsy joke about education and service in Iraq" to "Congressman [Mark] Foley [R-FL] and the congressional page scandal," as well as "the Ted Haggard story."
As Media Matters for America has noted, Kerry said he intended his remarks at an October 30 campaign event in California to be a criticism of President Bush, but they were misrepresented by the White House and other Republicans as a denigration of U.S. troops in Iraq. Foley, on the other hand, resigned from Congress in September after ABC News reportedly confronted him with sexually explicit instant messages he allegedly sent to underage congressional pages; in the wake of Foley's resignation, questions arose about conflicting statements by members of the House Republican leadership about when they learned about Foley's communications with the pages and what action was taken. Rev. Ted Haggard, founder and former senior pastor of the 14,000-member New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, allegedly solicited a male prostitute for sex and drugs.
From the November 7 broadcast of NBC's Today Show:
BROKAW: Both parties have been rocked by the unexpected. The Republicans by Congressman Foley and the congressional page scandal; the Democrats by John Kerry's clumsy joke about education and service in Iraq. And the Ted Haggard story; who knows what effect that will have on the important evangelical vote. The bloggers and the cable news outlets had a field day, but by tomorrow the big question will be the same one that defines the war in Iraq: Do we stay the course or change direction?
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By: Mehroz Baig
"It's hard to imagine fallible human beings creating machines that are infallible," Eric Schlosser said in reference to nuclear weapons. Schlosser is an investigative journalist and author of Fast Food Nation and, most recently, Command and Control, which examines nuclear risk. "Nuclear weapons are highly complicated machines and like all machines, they can go wrong," he added.


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Reg HP or LP: Regular HP
Condition: 7.5/10
Born date: September 2009
Re-test date: September 2014
Area Stamps: DOT and TC (So US and Canada I believe)
Known Problems: Small chip of black paint near bottom, scratches on the side, neither affect performance of tank and are not noticeable with a cover.
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The problem is, I live in Japan & don't have the time to return to England to take the DELTA course. So I think distance learning is the best. But, even through distance learning DELTA, you have to return to England for two weeks or so to teach observed/graded lessons which I also don't have the time or financial resources for. So, I'm thinking the TESOL Diploma is the next best thing as it's cheaper and doesn't require lessons observed/graded.
Has anyone taken the TESOL Diploma distance course? Or even the DELTA distance course? How was it for you? I mean, how did you get on with it? How do you rate the TESOL Diploma? Did you have to have observed lessons, or not?
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I think when the epoxy dries for good it will hold OK, but does anyone have any suggestions for reinforcing the break from the inside. The only good thing about the break is that it's in a spot that doesn't hinder wearing the mask, so I can pretty much lay on any technique good and heavy. Please, any suggestions are very welcome and needed. Thanks in advance guys.


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Rebecca Kiessling Can Better Explain Mourdock's Distorted Comments on Rape
posted at 6:32 am on October 25, 2012 by Matt Vespa
Yes, I still think that Richard Mourdock could have used a better anecdote to convey his pro-life stance, but the fact remains that most people would agree with him. I probably should backtrack a bit. I admit my passion sometimes gets the better of me, and I'm trying to keep my hopes up that Republicans can retake the U.S. Senate. However, to label this as Akin-esque may have been overblown and a bit sensationalized. "A tempest in a teapot," according to Ed Morrissey, who commented on this development on his show yesterday afternoon.
However, perusing through some blogs, I came across a story, which strikes at the heart of this issue. It involves a woman named Rebecca Kiessling, who was the product of a rape – and would have been aborted if it had been legal. She was put up for adoption, and eventually found out the circumstances surrounding her conception.
On her website, she wrote that:
although my birthmother was thrilled to meet me, she did tell me that she actually went to two back-alley abortionists and I was almost aborted. After the rape, the police referred her to a counselor who basically told her that abortion was the thing to do. She said there were no crisis pregnancy centers back then, but my birthmother assured me that if there had been, she would have gone if at least for a little more guidance. The rape counselor is the one who set her up with the back-alley abortionists. For the first, she said it was the typical back-alley conditions that you hear about as to why "she should have been able to safely and legally abort" me — blood and dirt all over the table and floor. Those back-alley conditions and the fact that it was illegal caused her to back out, as with most women.
Then she got hooked up with a more expensive abortionist. This time she was to meet someone at night by the Detroit Institute of Arts. Someone would approach her, say her name, blindfold her, put her in the backseat of a car, take her and then abort me . . . , then blindfold her again and drop her back off. And do you know what I think is so pathetic? It's that I know there are an awful lot of people out there who would hear me describe those conditions and their response would just be a pitiful shake of the head in disgust: "It's just so awful that your birthmother should have had to have gone through that in order to have been able to abort you!" Like that's compassionate?!! I fully realize that they think they are being compassionate, but that's pretty cold-hearted from where I stand, don't you think? That is my life that they are so callously talking about and there is nothing compassionate about that position. My birthmother is okay — her life went on and in fact, she's doing great, but I would have been killed, my life would have been ended. I may not look the same as I did when I was four years old or four days old yet unborn in my mother's womb, but that was still undeniably me and I would have been killed through a brutal abortion.
According to the research of Dr. David Reardon, director of the Elliot Institute, co-editor of the book Victims and Victors: Speaking Out About Their Pregnancies, Abortions and Children Resulting From Sexual Assault, and author of the article "Rape, Incest and Abortion: Searching Beyond the Myths," most women who become pregnant out of sexual assault do not want an abortion and are in fact worse-off after an abortion. See http://www.afterabortion.org .
So most people's position on abortion in cases of rape is based upon faulty premises: 1) the rape victim would want an abortion, 2) she'd be better off with an abortion, and 3) that child's life just isn't worth having to put her through the pregnancy. I hope that my story, and the other stories posted on this site, will be able to help dispel that last myth.
Her story and her activism has influenced some prominent members of politics, like Mike Huckabee and Gov. Rick Perry, and it does ask a great question to those who believe in the rape and incest exception – which is why is her life, or any life conceived through rape, valued less in the political discourse of this issue? It's a macabre question, but it does, or at least should, point out that life shouldn't be put on a graduated scale.
Rebecca is now a pro-life activist, lawyer, happily married, and is a mother to five children.
I admit that I was pro-choice in college, but it wasn't due to any liberal sensibilities. I don't like government killing enterprise with regulations and I don't like government interfering with people's personal lives. I took the regrettably nonchalant position that it was a procedure between a doctor and a patient and that government shouldn't interfere. In short, I just wanted government to stay away from Americans' personal lives and the means in which they earn a living. However, this story, and many like them, changed my opinion. As an adoptee myself, although I don't know the circumstances of why my birthmother gave me up, I empathize with the pro-life argument completely. In this case, why was Ms. Kiessling the first to be eliminated for something she wasn't responsible for?
Furthermore, seeing the antics at the Democratic National Convention, and the obsession that Democrats and liberals have when it comes to abortion – I simply disgusted. It begs the question, when did abortion become the only legitimate issue concerning women's rights? Furthermore, when did abortion become a woman's only acceptable form of choice? The debate continues.
It's a question liberals either ignore, prevaricate, or scoff at – which is unconscionable. How is Kiessling's message of everyone deserving a right to life controversial?
While I still maintain that Mourdock could have framed his position better, due to the political minefield that exists when you bring up these issues; he's not wrong at heart. However, such issues become trivialized, distorted, and diminished in importance when conservatives fall into the whirlpool liberals have set up for them on these wedge issues. As Obama lags behind the polls, he wants to make 2012 an election solely about 'war on women' nonsense.
Nevertheless, while some in the media obsess about whether Mourdock implied that rape is morally permissible, they should probably read Kiessling's story first before reporting on anything. I sure wish I had.
These issues aren't front and center during this election cycle, but they still need to be addressed. I just want to repeal Obamacare first before we tackle them – that's all.


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A child prodigy studying piano and composition since the age of six, Faina Lushtak's concert performances have inspired audiences in her native Russia and throughout Austria, Italy and throughout the United States. Lushtak will perform a guest piano recital at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 18 at the University of St. Thomas' Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon.
Lushtak was born and raised in the Soviet Union. She graduated from the Stolyarskii Special Music School for Musically Gifted Children and later earned her degrees in piano performance and composition from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory. Lushtak became a faculty member of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and performed throughout the Soviet Union until emigration to the United States in 1978.
She has performed both as a solo recitalist and as guest artist with numerous symphony orchestras under the batons of distinguished conductors.
A dedicated teacher, Lushtak is the Downman Professor of Music at the Newcomb Music Department of Tulane University, where she heads the piano division and is music director of Tulane's Concert Piano Series. Lushtak was on the faculty of the Schlern International Music Festival in Italy and is a Steinway Artist.
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Just a reminder: As we mentioned a couple weeks back, on November 12, 2009, all current World of Warcraft players must merge their World of Warcraft accounts with a Battle.net account in order to log in to the game. As our way to say "thanks" for taking a moment to go through the process, all accounts that upgrade to Battle.net will receive a brand-new penguin in-game pet. On November 12, all World of Warcraft players will need to log in to the game using a Battle.net username and password, and anyone who wishes to create a new World of Warcraft account will need to start with a Battle.net account.
Creating a Battle.net account is simple and free. To merge your existing account with a Battle.net account and receive your penguin in-game pet today, visit https://eu.battle.net/account/management/wow-account-conversion.xml. For more info, check out the Battle.net site or read the FAQ.
Igromir arrives next week! We are glad to provide our guests with a handy schedule for easy planning. Please pay special attention to Friday, November 6, when J. Allen Brack and Chris Sigaty will discuss the recently announced World of Warcraft expansion, Cataclysm, and the hotly anticipated strategy title Stacraft II.
Visit our dedicated Igromir webpage for the events schedule, further coverages and pictures... and much more!
Our blazing summer sale is coming to an end, so this is your last chance to capture great savings on epic gear. Blizzard Apparel is available with discounts of up to 20% off for only a few more days. It's truly now or never if you want to get geared up for the cold weather in exclusive Blizzard gear. Visit the Blizzard Store and don't get left behind when this sale ends.
Windlass Studios has just introduced a new line of licensed collectibles inspired by World of Warcraft.
The first products of this line are Horde and Alliance-themed tabards and banners, each custom dyed and embroidered with iconic symbols and heraldry from the game. A full-sized latex rubber replica of the runeblade Frostmourne is also coming soon, and other products are in development as well. Check out the new collectibles at the Windlass Studios website.
When: November 5-8 2009
Where: Moscow, Russian Exhibition Centre, Pavilion 57
We're pleased to announce that Blizzard Entertainment will be attending IgroMir 2009, the premier gaming event in Russia, in Moscow this November.
We are delighted to invite everybody to our booth at IgroMir (site in Russian only) when the event is open to the public between the 6th and 8th November. Visitors to our booth will be able to take part in various competitions, and also play two hotly anticipated Blizzard Entertainment games: our real-time strategy title StarCraft II, and the World of Warcraft: Cataclysm expansion.
Our recruiters will be at the booth ready to answer your questions about recruitment and working at Blizzard Entertainment. Blizzard Europe currently has numerous open positions in quality assurance, localization, customer support and other departments in our offices in Velizy, France (near Paris) and Cork, Ireland. We're looking for speakers of various languages including Russian. Bring your CV along and talk to us about our employment opportunities.
We have just released the fourth installment of our StarCraft II Battle Reports, a series of videos created for the official website in order to give you a closer look at the fast-paced, intense, and exciting-to-watch multiplayer matches of StarCraft II. In this latest battle report, you'll see two of Blizzard Entertainment's best players go head-to-head as the protoss and terrans while our commentators, StarCraft II lead designer Dustin Browder and eSports team member Robert Simpson, dissect and analyze the on-screen action for you.
The SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse has served as a high-quality input tool for players since its introduction, but it's about to become even more useful. A new software update will allow users to customize the mouse's functionality directly from within World of Warcraft's interface, making macro programming easier and removing a layer of software translation to offer faster response speeds. This will allow players to bind macros to any of the mouse's 15 buttons without ever leaving the game. The in-game integration is available now, check out the SteelSeries website to learn more about the mouse or find where to get your own.
This edition of the Q&A features some questions sent in by our fansites. If you haven't done so in the past, go check out those fansites for great news and articles about StarCraft II!
In keeping with our effort to grow and support our global gaming community, we're happy to announce that Blizzard.com is now available in the Italian language! Visit Blizzard.com in Italiano. Diamine, era ora! *
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In addition to our English Warcraft Twitter feed (@Warcraft), you can now follow all of your favourite World of Warcraft news on Twitter in German, French, Spanish and Russian. Becoming a @Warcraft follower will allow you to get your share of updates, community creation highlights, forum posts and news related to the Warcraft series. Stay tuned for more European language versions of our @StarCraft and @Diablo Twitter feeds.
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People who attend the Facilitator Workshop learn tips for successfully conducting their own Educator Workshops. Facilitators receive all the resources needed to plan and conduct their workshops, plus ideas for making their workshops fun and relevant. Two or more facilitators usually work together in offering these hands-on Educator Workshops. Our goal is to enhance quality wildlife education in Georgia.
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'Briere beat goalie Kevin Weekes to the glove side on a rush to give the Sabres their fifth win in a game in which they trailed by at least two goals. Buffalo also avoided its first losing streak of the season. The Sabres (12-1-1) failed to earn a point for the first time Saturday in a 4-1 defeat against Toronto.'
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Wayne Law to host poster exhibition about historical boycotts
DETROIT – Wayne State University Law School's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights will host an exhibition featuring posters from more than 20 historical and contemporary boycott movements.
Boycott! The Art of Economic Activism, which is free to the public, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, through Friday, June 20, in Room 1244 of the Keith Center.
A free opening reception with refreshments is planned from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 16. Reservations are requested for the reception. To register, call (313) 577-3620 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Parking is available for $6.50 (credit and debit cards only) in Structure One across West Palmer Street from the law school.
The exhibition of posters from the 1950s to the present includes such movements as the Montgomery Bus Boycott; United Farm Workers' grape and lettuce boycott; divestment from South Africa to protest Apartheid; boycotts of corporations using sweatshops; and the Palestinian call for Boycott, Divest and Sanctions.
The traveling poster exhibition was created by the American Friends Service Committee and the Center for the Study of Political Graphics. This exhibition uses the posters to demonstrate the effectiveness of boycotts as a nonviolent tactic to end injustice and oppression.


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Despite the risks to the world's biggest freshwater fish, Laos has rejected calls for a dam moratorium on the lower reaches of the Mekong because it wants cheap power to develop its economy. The south-east Asian nation moved this week to secure regional approval for the first major hydropower plant on its stretch of the river in the face of protests from international conservation groups.
The MMRC – made up of representatives from Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand – will now assess the environmental impact of the project, but conservation groups fear the procedure is flawed and have called for a 10-year moratorium on hydropower on the river.
Four of the world's 10 biggest freshwater fish migrate up the Mekong to spawn. Among them is the Mekong giant catfish, which is the size of a bull shark, and the Mekong stingray, which can weigh up to 600kg.


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March 23, 2014
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Tennessee closed the opening weekend of the 2014 outdoor track and field season Saturday at the John Mitchell Alabama Relays.
Junior Tavis Bailey became a part of Tennessee track and field history when he broke a 22-year old school record in the discus. On his sixth and final throw Bailey went over the 60-meter mark for the second time on the day with a landing of 61.72 meters (202 feet, 6 inches). Bailey's mark is currently second on the NCAA list.
"We came in to get the outdoor season going and had some good performances," Tennessee director of track and field/cross country J.J. Clark said. "Tavis coming in and setting a school record was great. We had some good performances across the board and PRs in various areas. We hope to keep the ball rolling as we head into Raleigh next week."
The Lady Vols were led by senior Aslynn Halvorson. Halvorson grabbed third in the women's discus with a mark of 48.06 meters (157-8). Sophomore Emily Yarnell took fourth in women's 100 meter invitational in 11.61. The pole vault duo of Erin Champion and Linda Hadfield took third and fifth respectively to open their outdoor season.
Terrance Livingston started his final season as a Vol with a third-place finish in the men's 400 meter invitational section at 47.13. Livingston led off on the men's 4x400 meter relay that took fourth in 3:11.82. The men's 4x100 meter relay was also fourth with an opening 40.79 clocking.
Jeremy Dickie and Kyle Walter went 1-2 in the third section of the 800 meter run with 1:53.83 and 1:54.25 marks.
The Big Orange will travel to Raleigh, N.C., next weekend for the Raleigh Relays on March 28 and 29.
Discus: 3. Aslynn Halvorson, 48.06m/157-8
Pole Vault: 3. Erin Champion, 3.97m/13-0.25 | 5. Linda Hadfield, 3.87m/12-8.25m
Long Jump: -- Brielyn Rogers, f
100m INVITE: 4. Emily Yarnell, 11.61!
400m INVITE: 8. Emily Yarnell, 1:02.41
800m: 6. Amirah Johnson, 2:13.01 | 13. Julia Petree, 2:15.59 | 15. Kelsey Kane, 2:16.11 | 27. Laura Morse, 2:23.09!
4X400 relay: 10. Tennessee, 3:49.87
Discus: 1. Tavis Bailey, 61.72m/202-6! | 14. Matthew Hoty, 48.82m/160-2
4X100 relay: 4. Tennessee, 40.79
400m INVITE: 3. Terrance Livingston, 47.13
800m: 12. Jeremy Dickie, 1:53.83! | 14. Kyle Walter, 1:54.25!
4X400 relay: 4. Tennessee, 3:11.82
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Mila Kunis has learned this is the best way to be out with Ashton Kutcher. Have him quiet.
Want to know who Mario Lopez lets hang out with his girls? Joe Francis. Tells you all you need to know.
I'm getting excited about the return of Mad Men and love their billboards.
Michelle Williams takes a bow at her debut in Cabaret.
Nicole Richie and Joel Madden in what looks like a wedding type photo.
Peter Facinelli trying to recapture the 50's with Jamie Alexander.
Russell Crowe is in Brazil.
Ryan Reynolds and a very shy Blake Lively in Vancouver.
I love this photo of Reese Witherspoon. Probably had a few glasses of wine before this.


text: Someone once told me that each lb of honey is lifted on average 15 times before it gets to the consumers hands. After bottling up a few hundred jars and bears this month, I've got to agree, it's atleast 15 times.What we need is a new strain of bees - bees that can extract the honeyand bottle it. My back is killing me. I guess it could be worse, they could be like cows and have the honey milked from them.


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There was something fishy about this reporter's sore throat
By JASON SCHREIBER
Sunday News Correspondent | September 07. 2013 7:02PM
It all started back in the middle of June, when I began feeling pain on the right side of my throat whenever I yawned.
I tried to ignore the pain at first. It began a few weeks after I battled a cold, and I assumed it was just a leftover from the virus.
Work, kids and preparing for vacation helped distract me, but then it happened: Vacation arrived, and while walking to Times Square during a trip to New York City, I turned my head to get a good look at the cab driver asleep in his taxi with his feet dangling out the driver's side window.
I continued to feel it as I moved my head around. I didn't know what was wrong, but I tried not to think too much about it. Sometimes physical ailments only get worse when you focus too much on them, so I carried on with vacation.
I dreaded going to bed because the discomfort always seemed worse when I placed my head on my pillow. On a few occasions, I grabbed a flashlight, stood in front of the bathroom mirror, opened my mouth, and poked around in my throat. I couldn't see anything.
And I began to wonder if it was all in my imagination.
After two months of worrying about my throat, I finally decided it was time to see my doctor. I just couldn't stand it any longer. I had to know if there was something wrong.
By late last month, I was wondering if my throat issue had something to do with my posture. I don't have an ergonomic chair, and I'm always slouching when I type. Maybe if I sit up straight, it'll realign something? I tried, but no luck.
I didn't know whether to be relieved or freak out.
He then grabbed a metal instrument and stuck it down my throat, wiggled it around, and withdrew an offending object.
Yes, a fish bone.
"Well, that was a first," Dr. Danielson told me.
It was a first for me, too. A fish bone stuck in my tonsil was not on my list of possible reasons for my summer of throat trouble.
Held prisoner by this bone all summer, I was free at last.
Had I suspected a bone, I would have gone to the doctor right after I began feeling pain. Instead, I spent my summer worrying.
One last thing. To those attending the final day of the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival today, please chew with care.
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