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Monday Morning Quarterback: The Good, The Bad Of Week 10
The Good
The Bad
New Orleans SaintsDallas Cowboys
A spectacular game from Drew Brees as he completed 34-of-41 passes for 392 yards with four TDs. Not only did the Saints eviscerate the Dallas defense with their huge point explosion, they had a record 40 first downs.
Former Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan had the answer for Tony Romo. The suffocating Saints defense held Romo to 10-of-24 and 128 yards. Romo was under pressure and he could not respond to Brees' sensational game.
Denver BroncosSan Diego Chargers
Peyton Manning got off to another brilliant start and that was enough for the powerful Broncos to emerge with the victory. He threw for 330 yards and four touchdowns, and he kept it clean on the interception side of the ledger.
While the Broncos were running out the clock, Manning took a hit on his ankle and said it was sore after the game and that an MRI was scheduled. Philip Rivers kept his cool after the Chargers fell behind by three touchdowns, but he could not lead the Chargers all the way back as he was held to 218 yards and one TD.
Arizona CardinalsHouston Texans
The Cardinals have played quite competitively at home this season, and Carson Palmer was solid against the Texans as he completed 20-of-32 passes for 241 yards with two TDs and just one interception. There was a relentlessness to his game that said the Cardinals were going to find a way to win.
Case Keenum had a solid statistical game – 22-of-43 for 201 yards with three TDs and no interceptions -- but he couldn't lead the Texans to a win. Their season has turned into an unmitigated disaster as they fell to 2-7 with the loss.
Carolina PanthersSan Francisco 49ers
This was an old-fashioned slugfest between two defensive behemoths. While Cam Newton did not shine, he did not lose his cool as he completed 16-of-32 passes for 169 yards. He completed a number of key throws to wide receiver Steve Smith.
Colin Kaepernick couldn't get anything going against Carolina's ferocious defense. Kaepernick was just 11-of-22 for 91 yards and he couldn't come close to leading the 49ers to any points once the Panthers took the lead.
Jacksonville JaguarsTennessee Titans
While the Jaguars were playing hard, they couldn't find their way into the win column until this game when they outlasted the Titans. Chad Henne was not spectacular, but he managed to complete 14-of-23 passes for 180 yards.
The Titans not only let an opportunity for an expected win to slip through their grasp, they lost starting quarterback Jake Locker for the rest of the season when he suffered a foot injury. Ryan Fitzpatrick completed 22-of-33 passes for 264 yards and two TDs, but Will Blackmon wrestled the ball away from him in the fourth quarter and returned it 21 yards for the game-clinching touchdown.
Pittsburgh SteelersBuffalo Bills
Ben Roethlisberger may not be able to rally the Steelers to a playoff appearance this year, but he was good enough against the Buffalo Bills as he threw for 204 yards and a touchdown.
E.J. Manuel was not terrible as he returned to the lineup, but he was not good enough to overcome Pittsburgh's resurgent defense. Manuel completed 22-of-39 passes for 155 yards with a touchdown and one interception.
New York GiantsOakland Raiders
Eli Manning is still a long way from sharp, but he did just enough to lead the Giants to their third straight win. He completed 12-of-22 passes for 140 yards with a touchdown and an interception that was returned for a score in the first half.
Terrelle Pryor has been struggling the last couple of weeks. He completed 11-of-26 passes against New York's weak defense and the Raiders have reason to question whether he can be a legitimate NFL quarterback.
St. Louis RamsIndianapolis Colts
Backup quarterback Kellen Clemens led the Rams to one of the most shocking wins of the season as he completed 9-of-16 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns in leading the Rams to the huge upset on the road.
The Colts never got going in the right direction and Andrew Luck struggled mightily as the Colts tried to come from behind. While he threw for 353 yards, he had just one TD pass and threw three interceptions.
Philadelphia EaglesGreen Bay Packers
Nick Foles couldn't match his seven-TD performance from Week Nine, but he was quite sharp in leading the Eagles to this important road win. He threw for 228 yards and three TDs and he did not have an interception.
A week after losing starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, backup Seneca Wallace went down with a groin injury after completing his first five passes. Scott Tolzien was somewhat heroic in picking up the pieces for the Packers. He completed 24 of 39 passes for 280 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.
Detroit LionsChicago Bears
The Lions almost always lose on the road against divisional opponents, but that didn't happen here because Matthew Stafford took advantage of his opportunities and threw for 219 yards and three TDs.
After Josh McCown led the Bears to an important Monday night road win at Green Bay, starter Jay Cutler was quick to reclaim his job. Perhaps he should have allowed his groin to continue healing because he looked somewhat limited in completing 21-of-40 passes for 250 yards with one TD and an interception. The Bears nearly tied the game when McCown came in to relieve him.
Baltimore RavensCincinnati Bengals
Joe Flacco started the game well as the Ravens built an early lead. He only threw for 140 yards, but he did throw two TD passes. Overall, Flacco was disappointing but his team did get the victory.
Andy Dalton appeared to be a hero when he completed a TD pass to A.J. Green that allowed the Bengals to tie the game on the final play of regulation and send it to overtime. However, Dalton threw three interceptions and was quite shoddy until well into the second half.
Seattle SeahawksAtlanta Falcons
The powerful Seahawks have rarely dominated on the road, but they took the Falcons apart in this game and quarterback Russell Wilson was quite sharp as he completed 19-of-26 passes for 287 yards with two touchdowns.
It has been miserable for Matt Ryan this year and there doesn't seem to be much he can do to turn the season around. Ryan had a decent statistical day as he completed 23-of-36 passes for 172 yards and a score without throwing an interception, but he was not able to keep his team in the game.
Minnesota VikingsWashington Redskins
Christian Ponder had one of the best games of his career as he completed 17-of-21 passes and keyed Minnesota's come-from-behind victory over the Redskins. Ponder threw for two touchdowns and had just one interception. Robert Griffin III was also on his game, completing 24-of-37 passes for 281 yards with three TDs and no interceptions.
When it looked like Ponder had found his game, he suffered a dislocated shoulder in the late going and he had to be replaced by Matt Cassel. Ponder will be sidelined, and head coach Leslie Frazier is not sure when he will return.


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Award-winning chef and owner John Sheely is back behind the stove of his self-dubbed American-Provencal bistro. Despite a gothic interior left over from the previous owners that doesn't give the place a bistro feel, the food is innovative and always superb. He is turning out such bistro staples as steak frites, a fabulous foie gras, mussels, croque monsieurs and a charcuterie platter with homemade pate. At the same time, by offering dishes like sweetbreads, Sheely courageously expands our culinary horizons. His modestly priced wine list comprises many sensational selections by the glass.
On Saturday afternoon, Burns Bar BQ is party central in Acres Homes. The crowds line up when the place opens, and they never let up until the ribs are gone. Burns Bar BQ serves their ribs well done under a sweet and subtle glaze of sauce and smoke. They're the best in the city. Patriarch Roy Burns grew up in Midway, Texas. He sold barbecue from a smoker on the side of the road until arthritis slowed him down. Fourteen years ago, he opened this restaurant and brought in some family members to help out. His brisket falls apart on the way to your mouth; it's as soft and wet as pot roast. If you judge it by the standards of white barbecue, then you won't get it. Beef that isn't falling apart simply isn't done enough according to the black East Texas aesthetic. Carolina barbecue is whole-hog, slow-smoked to stringy mush; the black East Texas style does the same thing with beef, which was always cheaper and more plentiful in Texas. Put some of Roy Burns's falling-apart brisket on a bun with barbecue sauce, pickles and onions, and think of it as Texas's answer to a Carolina pulled-pork sandwich. Suddenly, you'll understand.
Readers' choice: Goode Co. Barbeque
At Under the Volcano, you won't be burdened with tacky mint syrups or low-rent spirits. Here, they do this Southern drink right. Watch in amazement as your bartender meticulously crushes a heaping handful of mint into your glass with a long prod, splashes on some top-shelf Kentucky bourbon and kisses it with just the right amount of sugar, suga. It's an exquisite spirit, perfect for drinking on the porch on a hot day.
The huge awning outside this classic little joint on the southwest side announces that Cafe Miami is the "King of Black Beans." In this town, that's no mean feat, and the fact is, the restaurant deserves the title. Also, try a basket of fried plantains and some yuca relish bathed in lime and cilantro. They will leave your taste buds both tantalized and titillated. Other favorites include tasty Cuban sandwiches, mind-blowing ropa vieja and steaks slathered in garlic paste. Follow it all up with some smooth-as-velvet flan. This stuff heals bodies faster than a splint ever could.
Can't imagine hot coffee on Saturday morning without hot, gooey, fruit-filled kolaches? Then you owe an homage to the Original Kolache Shoppe. Fifty years ago, the fresh, doughy Czech pastries called kolaches were a treat you found in the homes of Eastern European immigrants and their ancestors, not in bakeries or restaurants. Beginning in 1956, this little East End bakery started putting kolaches on Houston's breakfast table. Baked fresh six days a week, their kolaches are still yeasty and light with a wonderfully fluffy texture, just like in the good old days. They bake an assortment of fruit-filled kolaches as well as the sausage-and-cheese-stuffed "pig in a blanket" variety. For a real eye-opening breakfast, try the ones made with the jalapeno sausage.
Once, there was a convenience store with the wonderfully cryptic name "Christian's Totem" that was famous for its awesome burgers. Unfortunately, owner Steve Christian removed the convenience store shelves, expanded and renamed it Christian's Tailgate Bar & Grill. (A religious sports bar?) But lucky for us, Christian didn't screw up the burger. You get a hand-formed patty of never-been-frozen, freshly ground beef served on a perfectly toasted bun with just the right amount of lettuce and tomato, artfully wrapped in tissue paper and balanced on the edge of a red plastic basket full of fries. Jalapenos are extra and highly recommended.
Readers' choice: Becks Prime

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I'd rather not be formally associated with male masturbatory aids
momma on the phone askin if im still trappin
+3 until phat comes through, and then gets butthurt and deletes all your posts
fleshcan... im feelin it
fuckin a though all us grandfather types on here shoulda got some free fuckin points... i see newfags with no talent or flicks of good shit posted... god damn kids are takin over... walkin on my grass n shit... fuckin youths
sucks for phat cuz hes a mod now, notorious for using cheap cans... and now isnt even eligible to get some free molotow hah i bet u could had like a 6 pack by now at least
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be more specific
do i get another point if i do?
most deifinetly. ...Im just curious if im one of those people walking on your grass... which is more like a dirt patch with a few weeds here and there... not really grass at all
well id hope not since u have twice as many posts as me lol... im talkin about the people that have turned toy bb into infant bb and intermediate into toy bb.... seems like people were moving from intermediate to big boy thread before i left and now most heads are gone and its a wave of super toys that just saw graffiti on mtv and wanna be a cool kid......
ya feeeeel meh?!
yes, in its entirety.
Lol, I thought you were takin a shot at the heads witta lotta posts, seems to be the hot topic lately. There should be a minimum maturity level... if only the internet machine could do that
yea that doesnt matter... sucks to me seeing people that just joined and have like 100 posts and 500 points or some shit haha i shoulda got some bonus points for bein old school.... we should put together a list of 'old school bs heads' and submit it to the mods requesting our mawfuckin dues paid *****!
Lol its worth a shot. If you post a picture in one of the picture gallery threads you get 5 credits a picture, so if you really want credits, just do a massive pitcure dump of whatever you got over a few days. Itll rack up them credits quickly.
But watch out for the mod nazi's, some of em, wont say names, but rhymes with mat-poo, dont want people posting too much and getting too many credits... Even tho the system was created in hopes that people to post more...
yea well its understandable.... unless its a chat thread u shouldnt just post like "good job" or some shit.... give a real crit at the very least or say why u do or dont like it
fatman can eat all the spam he wants, I dont care about that. But deleting posts that are replies to a question, or soething miscellaneous in a thread thats miscellaneous shouldnt be bothered... What he should do is watch the intermediate thread and delete all the toy bullshit that goes through it... the standard dropped to almost nothing
yea i can see that kinda... good seeing a few new people with talent though... and seeing people start to paint and get good.... i caught phil and phat2's little tiff haha and almost paint battle.... that woulda been cool to see happen


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BEACH BOYS PERFORM AT DODGERS OPENING DAY The Beach Boys and Dodger Stadium are both celebrating their 50 th anniversaries this year, so the legendary band from Hawthorne and the team with its new owners are teaming up for a season-long celebration, according to the Dodgers.
It will all begin on Opening Day, Tuesday, April 10, at the Dodgers-Pirates game with a special pre-game one-song performance by the reunited Beach Boys that includes Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks. Then the group will sing the national anthem.
Throughout the year, merchandise featuring the band's and the stadium's 50 th anniversary logos will be available. May 18 will be Beach Boys Night at the stadium when the group's surf classics will be played on the PA systems throughout the game and a special fireworks show after the game will feature all-Beach Boys songs.
The Beach Boys reunion tour, the first with Wilson in more than two decades, begins on April 24 in Tucson and includes stops on June 2 at the Hollywood Bowl and June 3 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Irvine.
BEE GEES TO REUNITE Robin Gibb, who only last week again underwent intestinal surgery, was told while recovering in a London hospital that his cancers are all in remission, reports Britain's Daily Mail. Nonetheless, Gibb has cancelled almost all future events in order to recover from the surgery, with heavy emphasis on "almost."
There are two exceptions. The first is the premiere of "Titanic Requiem" on April 10 at Westminster's Central Hall, marking the 100 th anniversary of the launch and shortly thereafter, the ship's tragic sinking. That night, the requiem, a classical piece composed by Gibb and his 29-year-old son RJ, will be performed by the Royal Philharmonic.
The project was the most ambitious of Gibb's career, so as preparation, he had a chat with his old pal Paul McCartney, who has composed several classical pieces. McCartney told him, "Don't feel you have to push it. Don't go too far with your subject matter, because you don't have to. Less is more."
At the premiere, the 62-year-old has been preparing to sing one of the work's corner stone songs, "Don't Cry Alone," which tells of "a male passenger who stands back so that his wife can be saved as the ship goes down," knowing he'll never see her again.
The other exception is a musical reunion in the studio with his older brother Barry. "We intend to record again and also work with The Bee Gee's catalog as well. We want to make an album. That will be close to the end of the year." The last Bee Gees album, "This Is Where I Came In," was released in 2001, two years before the death of the third Bee Gee, Robin's twin brother, Maurice. At the time of Maurice's passing, Robin and Barry announced the end of The Bee Gees.
COLDPLAY HEADS KROQ WEENIE ROAST Coldplay headlines SoCal radio station KROQ-FM's 20 th Annual Weenie Roast Y Fiesta, May 5 (Cinco de Mayo) at the Verizon Wireless amphitheatre.
Other performers include Calabasas rockers Incubus, veteran Huntington Beach punks The Offspring, journeyman Hermosa Beach punk outfit Pennywise and Wisconsin alt rockers Garbage, led by Scottish singer Shirley Manson.
ELTON RELATES TO WHITNEY'S DEATH Elton John, who just celebrated his 65 th birthday, says his proudest achievement has nothing to do with his membership in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or the more than 250 million records he's sold, that his single, "Candle in the Wind 1997" has sold 33 million copies, making it the biggest selling 45 in Billboard history.
No, John considers getting clean and sober 22 years ago his proudest achievement, he tells E! News. He says that if he hadn't sobered up and quit all the booze and drugs, he'd long ago have been a rock and roll casualty.
"I could have so easily ended up like Whitney Houston. It's a miracle I didn't, because I'm sure I did as much cocaine as she ever did," he says.
John also told E! that after he found fame, he was bullied by three unnamed, yet "very important people," in his professional life, even though he was a superstar. "It was about control and them being able to keep me under their thumb, and I was the perfect candidate for it. Even though I was famous and a big deal, it doesn't matter. It's who you are underneath that, and I was always kind of shy and intimidated. One was violent and the other two were mentally violent. They were very important people in my life."
To others who are being bullied, he advises, "Speak out, speak out. Snitch on them. Try to defend yourself, not like me, who hid it."
In other John news, he and his husband, David Furnish, have listed two luxury condos they own in the Sierra Towers just off the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, according to NBC New York. Both units offer spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and Los Angeles. The largest condo, one bedroom and one-and-a-half baths in 1,831 square feet is listed at $3.5 million. The smaller condo also contains one bedroom and one-and-a-half baths in 1,151 square feet and can be had for $1.6 million.
The family, that also includes John's and Furnish's son Zach, plan to move into a four-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom, 4,200-square-foot home in the 90210 zip code of Beverly Hills that was recently listed for $7.695 million.
On April 13, John returns to his on-going Million Dollar Piano gig at the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.
He'll be there through the 18 th, before heading to Minnesota, Indiana and Canada for five shows. He'll then be back in Vegas May 4-27, before he hops the pond for a tour of the U.K. and Europe from June 1 through July 21 that includes a high profile performance at Buckingham Palace on June 4 as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrating 60 years as monarch. Sir Elton will join Dame Shirley Bassey, Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Cliff Richard, Sir Tom Jones, Squeeze founder and OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) recipient Jools Holland, Annie Lennox OBE, Aussie superstar Kylie Minogue OBE, English ska band Madness, Chinese concert pianist Lang Lang, Blackpool tenor Alfie Boe and Yank Stevie Wonder.
BOWIE'S ZIGGY GETS LANDMARK Forty years after David Bowie posed on Heddon Street in the Soho district of London in the guise of his space-age persona Ziggy Stardust for a photo shoot for the cover of his iconic glam rock album, "The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars," a plaque was put up at the site noting the event, according to CBS News.
Today the once-bleak and foreboding street is vibrant and bustling with outdoor cafes.
Bowie fan Spandau Ballet singer Gary Kemp unveiled the plaque at a ceremony that was also attended by former Spiders bassist Trevor Bolder and drummer Mick Woodmansey.
The third original Spider, guitarist Mick Ronson, who was named the 64 th greatest guitarist of all time by Rolling Stone, died of liver cancer in 1993 at 46, one year after making his final public appearance at the star-studded Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert before 72,000 at the Wembley Arena in London, where he reunited with Bowie to perform "Heroes." He and Bowie were also joined by Mott the Hoople leader Ian Hunter for "All the Young Dudes," a song written by Bowie and made a classic by Mott.
The 65-year-old Bowie, who declined the Queen's offer of a Commander of the British Empire (CBE) honor in 2000 and a knighthood in 2003 and who has sold 250 million records, has pretty much retired from public life in 2006, choosing to live quietly and privately with his family in New York City.
JOE JACKSON'S TRIBUTE TO DUKE English singer-pianist Joe Jackson's upcoming album is a tribute to the man many regard as jazz music's greatest songwriter, the late big band leader Duke Ellington, according to a Jackson press release. Jackson's album of his takes on Ellington classics, "The Duke," comes out June 26, and includes a duet with punk pioneer Iggy Pop on "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)."
Among those backing up Jackson, 57, are guitarist Steve Vai, The Roots drummer Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson and jazz violinist Regina Carter.
Jackson also covers standards "Mood Indigo," and "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)" and the Duke's pianist, Billy Strayhorn's "Take the 'A' Train," that was a huge hit for Ellington and his band in 1941.
QUEEN WITH ADAM LAMBERT GIG CANCELLED The one-off gig Queen had set with former "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert has been cancelled, but they weren't the ones that did it. The huge Sonisphere Festival at Knebworth Park that could have accommodated 125,000, was cancelled by promoters who blamed the poor economy on the less than zesty ticket sales, according to a release posted on the festival's website.
Other acts on the mostly hard rock and heavy metal bill included Kiss, Marilyn Manson, Mastodon and San Francisco alt metal rockers Faith No More.
However in a post on Queen's website, drummer Roger Taylor and guitarist Brian May said, "We are working to see if we can redress the situation at some other venue."
In an unrelated story May, 64, told the British daily The Independent that he would have loved to have been a member of AC/DC, "because it's different from Queen. Queen were very eclectic, that's the word, isn't it? We just trampled over every boundary that there was, but AC/DC are in a sense the opposite. They know their style and it's incredibly pure and I have great respect for that. And every single note they play is AC/DC completely."
GEORGE JONES HOSPITALIZED Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones, owner of more than 150 hit singles, was hospitalized in a Nashville hospital where, at press time, he continues to battle an upper respiratory infection, according to the Associated Press.
The 80-year-old has cancelled all shows through April 20, when he's still set to perform at the Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, Minn. and continue on with the other 28 concerts currently on his docket through the rest of the year.
EARL SCRUGGS DIES Legendary bluegrass banjo player Earl Scruggs, who many credit as a major figure who helped shape contemporary country music, died in Nashville of natural causes at 88, report The Associated Press.
Scruggs, who joined Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys in 1945, was best known for his 21 years, from 1948-1969, with guitarist Lester Flatt. The duo's best known songs were "The Ballad of Jed Clampett," that served as the theme song for "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," an instrumental Scruggs wrote, that they recorded in 1949 and found fame courtesy of its inclusion in the 1967 hit movie, "Bonnie & Clyde," with Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty.
In 1985, they were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, and in 2004, they were ranked together at
No. 24 on CMT's 40 Greatest Men of Country Music. In 2003, he got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and in 2008, he received the Grammy's Lifetime Achievement Award.
With his banjo placed in its stand center-stage in front of his silver-colored casket, Scruggs was memorialized at his funeral before 2,300 family, friends and fans at the Ryman Auditorium, the former home of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Among those speaking and performing were Nitty Gritty Dirt Band leader John McEuen, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill, Marty Stuart, Charlie Daniels, Ricky Skaggs, Bluegrass Hall of Famer Del McCoury, popular contemporary bluegrass banjo player Bela Fleck, country singer Jon Randall Stewart and Patty Loveless.
SITCOM FOR GLADYS KNIGHT Former front-woman for The Pips, Gladys Knight, is currently kicking up her heels as a contestant on ABC's "Dancing With The Stars." This fall, the 67-year-old Motown legend will star in a syndicated sitcom, "First Family," about an African-American family living in the White House, reports the Root. Producer Byron Allen says the series has an order for 104 initial episodes.
Among the veteran comedians and comic actors in the cast are Marla Gibbs, Paul Rodriguez and Jackee Harry. Christopher B. Duncan from "The Jamie Foxx Show" plays the president, and Kellita Smith from "The Bernie Mac Show" plays the First Lady.
In addition to working on both shows, Knight has more than a dozen concerts on her schedule between now and early June.
JOAN OSBORNE COVERS THE BLUES Joan Osborne covers the blues on her new album. The 49-year-old singer, who, in 2003 joined The Dead, the band featuring the surviving members of The Grateful Dead, and hit the Top 10 in nine countries in 1995 with "One of Us," a ballad written by Eric Bazalian of Philly rockers The Hooters, just released "Bring It On Home."
Included in the dozen tracks Osborne covers are Sonny Boy Williamson's title song that Led Zeppelin brought to the attention of rock fans on its debut album in 1969; Ray Charles "I Don't Need No Doctor" that Humble Pie received FM airplay with in 1971; Slim Harpo's 1966 song, "Shake Your Hips" that The Rolling Stones covered in 1972 on "Exile on Main Street;" Al Green's "Rhymes" and the Otis Redding song, "Champagne and Wine."
NEW RELEASES Recent new albums, re-issues and deluxe box CD sets include "Thick As A Brick 2" by Jethro Tull leader Ian Anderson; "Dedicated," from Wilson Phillips; "Changed" from Rascal Flatts; a 2-CD from Johnny Cash, "Bootleg Vol. IV: The Soul of Truth;" "Number 1's Volume 1" from veteran contemporary Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman; "The Return of the Spectacular Spinning Wheel" from Elvis Costello; a 2-CD set, "With a Smile And A Song" from Doris Day; "Gibb: The Titanic Requiem" from Robin Gibb & The Royal Philharmonic; "Locked Down" from Dr. John; Live Dates II" from Wishbone Ash; an import, "Supercharged," a re-issue of a 1980 LP from R&B soul funksters Tavares; "We'll Never Forget You: Imperial Years 1963-1966," an import from The O'Jays and a 2-CD from former Japan singer David Sylvain, "Victim of Stars 1982-2012."
JERRY LEE'S LUCKY #7 Jerry Lee Lewis has taken his seventh stroll down the aisle, reports People magazine. The 76-year-old rock and roller married Judith Brown, 62, in Natchez, Miss. The wedding plans were kept so secret that his daughter Phoebe, who lives with him, was unaware that they were going to get hitched. Brown was previously wed to Lewis' cousin, Rusty Brown, who was also the brother of Lewis' third wife, Myra. Myra, the daughter of Lewis' cousin and band member J.W. Brown, was
13 when she married Lewis in 1957.
To complicate things, Lewis and Myra had to marry a second time after it was discovered that the Wildman rocker hadn't bothered to divorce his second wife when they got married the first time.
MORE DURAN DURAN Duran Duran keeps on adding dates to their American tour in support of their 13 th studio album, "All You Need Is Now" that actually came out last March.
Included in the new dates is a stop on Aug. 11 at the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa.
TOWER OF POWER & WEIRD AL SUE Tower of Power and Weird Al Yankovic are the latest in a seeming avalanche of recording stars to sue their labels over unpaid royalties for digital downloads and related items, reports Pollstar.
Yankovic is playing the San Diego County Fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds and Racetrack on July 4, while Tower of Power is appearing with War at L.A.'s Greek Theatre on May 26, before returning to play the L.A. County Fair in Pomona on Sept. 14. The soul and funk vets then head down the 5 freeway for a gig with The Average White Band the following night at Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay in San Diego.
NOW PLAYING Classic acts from the '50 s, '60 s and '70 s continue to perform. Here's what some of them are doing:
Roger McGuinn contributed many of the classic vocals and the jingle-jangle electric 12-string that gave Rock Hall of Famers The Byrds its distinctive sound on his and fellow Byrds' David Crosby and Gene Clark's "Eight Miles High;" Pete Seeger's "Turn, Turn, Turn;" Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" and so many other classics. Next week, the 69-year-old folk rocker will be in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. at the Katherine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, before heading to Irvington, N.Y., for a gig at the Irvington Town Hall Theatre.
French singer-songwriter Charles Aznavour is still dapper and continues to tour at age 87. The man called "France's Frank Sinatra," who, in fact, has recorded and performed with the late Chairman of the Board, performs a three-night stand in Montreal next week before headlining at the Gibson amphitheatre in Universal City on April 22. From there, he's off to the Big Apple for three nights at the New York City Center.
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I can't even believe I'm posting this here.I am in a daze.My marriage is virtually over. I don't want to post details, but this has happened very abruptly. I am in shock. We will be trying to work it out, meet with Father over the next few weeks, but the prognosis does not look good at this point.I can't even pray right now. I'm trying, but it's not going. Nothing except the Jesus Prayer. So if you could please lift up a prayer for me, my future plans, please do.And pray for him. He needs help, and since I can't be the one to help him, I really hope God does.Lord, have mercy!
Havent seen Ismi around here lately. Hope shes doing ok.
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The AFL has announced a rule change allowing the use of a team's substitute player as a temporary interchange while a player is being assessed for concussion.
The rule change allowing the sub to be a temporary interchange for up to 20 minutes came as the AFL also revealed updated guidelines for the management of concussion in the sport.
AFL medical commissioner Dr Peter Harcourt said key features of the updated guidelines included:
- Any player with a medically diagnosed concussion will not be allowed to return to play on the day of injury
- Sideline video review by team doctors of the relevant on-field incident as a part of the clinical assessment will be used at all major AFL venues
- The extensive SCAT3 assessment to determine whether a player is fit to return to play cannot take place for a minimum of 10 minutes after the on-field incident
- A player with any neurological symptoms or signs, video features of concussion and/or any evidence of a disturbance of mental state or cognitive function following trauma, can be considered to have concussion and must not return to play
- Where there is any suspicion of concussion, the player requires further evaluation including video footage review and assessment of symptoms, orientation, balance and cognitive function (SCAT3) prior to a final determination
- If a player is cleared of a concussion following assessment, they can be allowed to return to play, but should be monitored for the duration of the game as concussion symptoms are dynamic and can evolve over time
- Club medical officers may be required to provide full documentation of clinical assessments of concussion to the AFL medical directors for review. Full documentation will also be collected as part of ongoing research activities.


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CHARLES W. MORGAN visits New London, City Pier
May 31, 2014 - June 1, 2014
Climb aboard the last wooden whaleship in the world, the Charles W. Morgan, during the first port stop on her historic 38th Voyage. While at New London City Pier in New London, Connecticut, the 1841 whaleship will be open to the public May 24-25, 31 and June 1, 2014.
After you've explored the 19th-century whaleship, learn more about the Morgan, whales, and whaling in our 22,000 square-foot dockside exhibition. Watch a video on the history and significance of the 173-year-old vessel and view a series of panels that explain the role the American whaling industry had in this country's history; how the Morgan and whaleships were an early connector of different cultures; and how our perception of the natural world has changed since the Morgan's whaling career. Hands-on activities include knot-tying, handling samples of wood used in the restoration, and searching the Morgan's crew lists for familiar names or hometown connections.
A focal point is Spouter, a 46-foot-long, life-sized inflatable model of a sperm whale. Participate in a "What Bubbles Up?" activity by writing down your whale-related memory, question, or sketch and attaching it to a humpback whale sculpture.
Mystic Seaport interpreters will demonstrate the 19th-century maritime skills of a cooper, shipsmith, ropemaker, and whaleboat rower. There will also be live performances including sea chanteys, the interactive "Tale of a Whaler," and a condensed rendition of Moby-Dick – "Moby-Dick in Minutes." You can even try your hand at rowing a whaleboat during select times.
38th Voyage partner, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, will have an exhibit booth to explain how the National Marine Sanctuaries interpret America's maritime past, promote ocean conservation, and engage in cutting-edge research. They will show how whales feed and what they feed on, and present videos that feature information on the National Marine Sanctuary System, whales, whale research, and whaling heritage. Kids can even create their own whale hat!


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ASHEVILLE, N.C.- The Brevard College cycling team was in action last weekend in Asheville for Mars Hill's Southeastern Conference races.
The competition began with the Short Track races, and Zachary Valdez rode a stellar race to finish 2nd in the Men's A races. The freshman was followed by teammates Lewis Gaffney and Cypress Gorry in 4th and 5th, respectively. Also scoring a top-10 was Spencer Lowden in 9th.
On the women's side, Erica Zaveta took control of the race right from the start to grab another strong win. The senior was joined on the podium by teammate Sarah Hill in 3rd.
In the B races, Brevard claimed two top-10's in the men's race, with Blake Stephenson placing 3rd and Dillon Brown placing 6th. Courtney Carter took home the win in the women's B.
The men's C short track saw yet another win for BC Cycling, with Regis Bryer crossing the line for the 'W' and teammate Bennett McCoy claiming 4th.
Next was the Team Relay, which will be a new event at the National Championship this year. Each team consists of 3-4 racers, with at least one female. Teams raced on a three-minute racecourse lap, and at least two of the laps needed to be completed by a female competitor. Racers finished their portion of the race and 'tag' the next teammate.
BC fielded two teams for this event and stole the show against strong competition from teams including Mars Hill, Cumberland University, Lees-McRae, and Warren-Wilson College, among others. Brevard 'Team A' (Gaffney, Valdez, and Zaveta) claimed the win, while Brevard 'Team B' (Gorry, Lowden, and Hill) following closely behind for 2nd.
The Super D race followed, which is a quick, punchy effort, but the course is over slightly less technical or rugged terrain than a standard downhill race. There is also a much greater emphasis on the 'pedal' sections, are there were some flat and uphill parts of the course that required riders to be sprinting the whole time.
In the men's A super D, Dan Ennis took another win with a lightning fast race time, followed by Blake Stephenson in 5th and Callum McEwen in 6th.
For the women's A, Hill claimed another downhill win, followed closely by teammate Zaveta in 2nd. Courtney Carter also placed in the top-10 with an 8th place finish.
Brown tried his hand at Super D and grabbed 4th in the men's B. Bryer and Cooper Pursley placed 2nd and 3rd in the men's C, respectively.
Sunday brought the Cross Country races, and the men's A race saw Valdez take 2nd. Gorry finished in 3rd and Lewis Gaffney in 4th. Lowden rode to his second top-10 of the weekend in 9th.
Not to be outdone, Zaveta rode a very smart race to put in a great effort for the win in the women's A competition.
In the men's B race, Brown kept his steady top-10 results coming with a 6th place finish. For the men's C, Bryer took his second win of the weekend in an exciting sprint finish. Joining Bryer on the podium were Callum McEwen in 3rd and Nick Blanchard in 5th.
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In 2009, NGS/Waitt grantee Marcello Canuto explored the archaeological site of El Achiotal in Western Petén, Guatemala. It is a small site located 20 km east of the classic site of La Corona built upon a karstic ridge surrounded by seasonally-flooded lowlands (bajos).
The site's primary occupation appears to have been between 400 BCE and 550 CE, the Late Preclassic and Early Classic periods, and perhaps beginning earlier in the Middle Preclassic, between 800 and 400 BCE. Preliminary explorations revealed the presence of a royal dynasty painted on a mural that depicts royal insignia of divine kingship in a style unknown elsewhere in the Petén lowlands. Moreover, the iconographic representation suggests an affiliation with imagery associated with the earlier Olmec civilization of the Gulf Coast. El Achiotal's location to the west of the core area of Petén is perfect for understanding what relationship existed between early core Maya centers and frontier sites connecting the region with the western lowlands and the Gulf Coast. The Middle and Late Preclassic are critical periods in the history of emerging city-states in the Maya lowlands, and El Achiotal is likely to reveal exciting new data about the role that smaller frontier sites played during these changes. With its strategic location west of the core region and its unusual features, El Achiotal provides an opportunity to explore early Maya socio-political integration at a local and regional level.
As most archaeological sites in the Petén, El Achiotal has suffered severe depredation by looters. Most buildings contain very large looters' trenches, some of which reveal relatively well preserved masonry walls. The tallest pyramid at the site not only has looters' trenches but was deeply penetrated by a series of tunnels. These tunnels exposed an architectural sequence perhaps initiating as early as the Middle Preclassic period (800 – 400 BCE), but certainly dating from the Late Preclassic through the Early Classic periods (400 BCE – 600 CE). This discovery is significant, particularly because of some painted murals on their exterior, revealing styles and techniques rarely found in the Maya area.
Canuto and his team's archaeological investigations revealed interesting data that point toward an early and strong occupation during the Preclassic period, particularly during the Late Preclassic. The construction sequence identified in the tunnels inside Structure 5C-01 in the South Group suggest the initial settlement was during an early facet of the Late Preclassic, perhaps even during the Middle Preclassic, and lasted through the Early Classic. It is during this latter phase that evidence reflects the ceasing of construction activities, at least in Structure 5C-01, the temple locus at the site. To date, the results from test excavations in the plaza and patio of the South Group do not allude to a Late Classic occupation, although other areas of the site remain to be investigated.
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Justin Bieber 'shocks' strippers with his bad boy behavior
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(Yahoo!) - Justin Bieber is determined to be a bona fide bad boy, and so far he seems to be doing a pretty good job. Fresh off his eyebrow-raising visit to China's Great Wall, the 19-year-old star stopped by one of America's famed destinations — a strip club.
On Friday, October 18, the Biebs partied it up at Club V in Houston, Texas, with a bevy of scantily clad … umm … ladies?
Wearing bright red underpants, extremely low-slung jeans, and a leather jacket — which he seems to have misplaced at some point during the festivities — Justin was obviously out for a good time, reportedly "shocking" the strippers with his raunchy behavior. In case this isn't clear: That says something.
Thanks to the wonder of social media, the whole night was documented for the world to enjoy.
I've Danced For A lot Of Celebrities And They Normally Don't Phase Me But Justin just Had Me In Shock ! 😩— Diamond (@1real_diamond) October 19, 2013
I am now a @justinbieber Fan ! 😁— Diamond (@1real_diamond) October 19, 2013
He Touched My Ass I Almost Fainted 😩😩😂😂😂— Diamond (@1real_diamond) October 19, 2013
"@WhyHateEJ: Lawd RT @1real_diamond: He Was Like Its Real !! 😩😂🙌"😂— Diamond (@1real_diamond) October 19, 2013
A series of snapshots also revealed the night's progression. One picture showed the pop star getting his wrist wrapped in dollars, while another showed a massive pile of bills on the floor. We do feel obligated to note, however, that while this is a substantial pile of paper, it's comprised exclusively of $1 bills. Come on, Justin! Put some $5s in there.
Perhaps the best image from the night, however, shows Bieber chatting with boxer Floyd Mayweather (huh? why was he there?) as a topless stripper looks on, her hand partially covering her breasts.
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Nasal corticosteroid spraysSteroid nasal sprays
A nasal corticosteroid spray is a treatment prescribed by your doctor. The medicine in the spray is placed directly in the nose to help reduce symptoms and make breathing through the nose easier.
How Nasal Corticosteroids Help You
Nasal corticosteroid sprays help to reduce swelling and mucus in the nasal passageway and relieve other bothersome nasal symptoms. The sprays work well:
- For people with allergic rhinitis symptoms, such as congestion, runny nose, sneezing, itching, or swelling of the nasal passageway
- To treat nasal polyps (benign growths in the lining of the nasal passage)
Nasal corticosteroid sprays are different from the sprays you can buy at the store without a prescription. They work best when used every day without stopping. Your doctor will recommend a daily schedule of sprays for each nostril.
It may take two weeks or more for your symptoms to improve the most. Be patient. Relieving the symptoms can help you or your child to feel and sleep better and have fewer symptoms during the day.
You may also use them on an as-needed basis only, or as-needed along with regular use. Regular use, however, will typically give you better benefit.
Starting nasal corticosteroids at the beginning of a pollen season will give you the best results in decreasing symptoms during that season.
Several brands of nasal corticosteroids are available, such as Flonase or Nasonex. They all have very similar effects.
How to Use Nasal Corticosteroids
Make sure you understand your dosing instructions. Make sure you apply only the prescribed number of sprays in each nostril. You may be asked to use the spray 1 - 2 times per day.
- Wash your hands.
- Gently blow your nose to clear the passageway.
- Shake the container several times.
- Keep your head upright. Breathe out.
- Block one nostril closed with your finger.
- Insert the nasal applicator into the other nostril.
- Aim the spray toward the outer wall of the nostril.
- Inhale slowly through the nose and press the spray applicator.
- Breathe out and repeat to apply the prescribed number of sprays.
- Repeat the steps for the other nostril.
- Avoid sneezing or blowing your nose right after spraying.
Side Effects
Nasal corticosteroid sprays are considered safe for all adults. Specific types are safe for children (over age 2). Pregnant women can safely use nasal corticosteroids.
Nasal corticosteroid sprays generally affect only the nasal passageway, where the medicine is deposited, and do not impact other parts of the body. They carry a low risk for widespread side effects unless the drug is used too much.
Side effects of nasal steroids may include:
- Dryness, burning, stinging in the nasal passage. This can be helped by using the nasal corticosteroid after showering or placing your head over a steamy sink or steaming pot for 5 - 10 minutes.
- Sneezing
- Throat irritation
- Headaches and nosebleed (uncommon, but you should report them to your doctor immediately)
- More likely to have an infection in the nasal passages
- Rarely, perforation (hole or crack) in the passageway may occur. This occurs more commonly if you do not use the proper technique of spraying away from the middle of your nose.
Make sure you, or your child, take the corticosteroid spray exactly as prescribed. This is the best way to avoid side effects. If you, or your child, use the spray regularly, see a doctor periodically for examination of the nasal passages to make sure problems are not developing
When to Call the Doctor
- You have nasal irritation, bleeding or other new nasal symptoms.
- You have continued allergy symptoms after repeated use of nasal corticosteroids.
- You have questions or concerns about your symptoms.
- You are having trouble taking the medication.
Sur DK, Scandale S. Treatment of allergic rhinitis. Am Fam Physician. 2010 Jun 15;81(12):1440-6.
Wallace DV, Dykewicz MS, Bernstein DI, Blessing-Moore J, Cox L, Khan DA, et al. The diagnosis and management of rhinitis: an updated practice parameter. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2008 Aug;122(2 Suppl):S1-84.
Bahls C. In the clinic. Allergic rhinitis. Ann Intern Med. 2007 Apr 3;146(7):ITC4-1-ITC4-16.
American Family Physician. Nasal sprays: how to use them correctly. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/common/allergies/treatment/104.html.
Review Date: 10/27/2011
Reviewed By: Stuart I. Henochowicz, MD, FACP, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology, Georgetown University Medical School. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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Multiple instances
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I like to define multiple type class instances for the same pair of class and type. Sometimes I also need two instances where the order of type parameters is different.E.g. I want to define two
One instance where the first member is mapped and another instance where the second member is mapped. How is it possible?
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You can achieve the first goal if you keep class and type definitions in other modules than the instance declarations. These instances are then called orphan instances. However you won't be lucky with this solution, since you must ensure, that two modules with conflicting instances declarations are never imported together, since instance declarations are automatically imported and cannot be hidden. Even more also modules which import conflicting modules only indirectly conflict itself. The second problem cannot be solved with this approach, too.
Thus multiple instances should be avoided, and a safe way to do this is to avoid orphan instances.You can achieve this by wrapping the type in a
If you do not fear language extensions you can simplify this task considerably using the
GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving feature.
The custom instance can be defined for the class/newtype pair and it is not orphan, if it is defined where newtype is introduced.
Example: There are so many types and operations that exhibit a monoid structure,but it would not be useful to call all the operations


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Taking a moment to candidly talk about her normally-private personal life, Halle Berry opened up about her growing family during a recent sit-down with "Extra."
Sharing her joy following the birth of her five-month-old son Maceo, the Oscar-winning actress gushed, "I just feel great because I have another baby. I never thought that at my stage in life another baby — and a baby boy — was coming to me, so yeah, I'm blessed."
Enjoying some R&R before the rush of Christmas activities, Halle Berry and Nahla headed to the beach in Malibu, California on Saturday (December 21).
The "Cloud Atlas" star was all smiles in a gray sweater, high-low black skirt, and a gray and black hat while she held her daughter's hand as they walked in the sand.
Getting into the Halloween spirit, Olivier Martinez took his wife Halle Berry's daughter Nahla Aubry to pick out a pumpkin in Beverly Hills on Monday afternoon (October 7).
Not too early for Halloween shopping in Hollywood! A very pregnant Halle Berry took her daughter Nahla to look for costumes Tuesday (September 10) and it appeared as if the little girl favored a Snow White outfit. The ladies left the store empty-handed but if Nahla has her way, they'll be back!
Miss Berry and her husband Oliver Martinez are expecting their first child together. Nahla is the product of the Oscar winner's previous relationship with model Gabriel Aubrey.
Stepping out for a few errands, Halle Berry showed up at Bristol Farms in Beverly Hills on Thursday afternoon (August 29).
The pregnant "Monster's Ball" babe was joined by her daughter Nahla Aubry and was proud to show off her baby bump in her blue and white striped maxi dress.
Getting in some all-important one on one time, Halle Berry and Nahla spent some time at the park on Tuesday (August 27) in Los Angeles.
The "Call" actress kept her growing baby bump under wraps in an all-black ensemble as she and her first born enjoyed the sights of Griffith Park.
She's got another little one on the way, but Halle Berry is still making sure to show plenty of love to her daughter Nahla, before she welcomes her newest bundle of joy.
On Tuesday (August 6), the "Call" actress took her 5-year-old mini me out for a play date at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, CA.
She's always up for a round of retail therapy, and yesterday (August 5) Halle Berry took her daughter Nahla on a shopping spree.
Sporting a sleeveless black maternity top and belted distressed jeans, the "Dark Tide" dame carried a few bags and chatted with her adorable little girl, who looked cute in a colorful dress.


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42 U.S. Code § 17503 - Submission of reports to Congress
Not later than January 31 of each year, the Attorney General shall submit to the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate and the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives each report required by the Attorney General under this Act or an amendment made by this Act during the preceding year.
This Act, referred to in text, is Pub. L. 110–199, Apr. 9, 2008, 122 Stat. 657, known as the Second Chance Act of 2007: Community Safety Through Recidivism Prevention and also as the Second Chance Act of 2007, which enacted this chapter and sections 3797q to 3797q–6, 3797s to 3797s–6, 3797w–2, 3797dd, and 3797dd–1 of this title, amended sections 3793, 3796ff–1, 3796ff–3, 3797u–2, 3797w, 13702, 13708, and 15606 of this title and sections 3621, 3624, 3672, and 4042 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure, and enacted provisions set out as notes under sections 3797u–1, 3797u–2, and 17501 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 17501 of this title and Tables.
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In this new RSAnimate, renowned psychiatrist and writer Iain McGilchrist explains how our 'divided brain' has profoundly altered human behaviour, culture and society. Taken from a lecture given by Iain McGilchrist as part of the RSA's free public events programme. To view the full lecture, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbUHxC4wiWk
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'"It's a little better," Miller said. "Swelling is down, but it didn't have a lot to begin with which is good. It's a little achy and obviously it's just one of those things we have to see how it reacts."'
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United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council, Cheyenne Agency, South Dakota, the sum of $97,580.23. The payment of such sum shall be in full settlement of all claims of the said tribal council against the United States for reimbursement for expenses incurred by it and caused by, or incident to, negotiations which led up to the making and ratification of the agreement between the United States and said tribal council contained in the Act of September 3, 1954 (68 Stat. 1191).
Approved, September 2, 1957.


text: OverviewBack to top PediaSmart - Dairy Organic Complete Nutrition Beverage Powder For Kids Vanilla - 12.7 oz. Item# :113128UPC# :716514881010 Brand:PediaSmart Size/Form:12.70 oz. Ship Weight:0.97 Servings:7 Dosage:0.50 Cup(s) Flavor:Vanilla Click here to read a PDF brochure on this product Nature's One - Organic PediaSmart! Dairy Vanilla Powder Complete Nutrition Beverage For Kids 1 to 13 Years - 12.7 oz. (260g) Nature's One Organic PediaSmart Dairy has a rich and smooth vanilla flavor that kids will love! PediaSmart Dairy is the Smart Organic Choice offering excellent nutrition as a healthy, balanced beverage. Drinking PediaSmart Dairy for a quick breakfast is a good substitute for an egg, toast and orage juice. PediaSmart Dairy provides protein and calcium for strong bones and teeth. Kids also benefit from PediaSmart Dairy by receiving a steady supply of ready energy without artificial stimulants. Even picky eaters love PediaSmart's great vanilla taste. Complete Nutrition Beverage For Kids 1 to 13 Years 29 Vitamins & Minerals Free of Lactose, Gluten & Corn Delicious Vanilla Flavor The Only Complete Organic Dairy Nutritional BeveragePediaSmart Dairy offers the only organic dairy option in a complete nutrition beverage. Organic assures pure ingredients, no chemical processing and nothing artificial. PediaSmart Dairy has been nutritionally designed for children ages 1 through 13 years. Its organic chocolate and vanilla flavors are so rich and smooth, even picky eaters love its great taste! Chemicals Impact Growth & DevelopmentA new study in the journal Pediatrics associates a link between pesticides and ADHD. The potential contributor is called organophosphate pesticides and is known to cause damage to the nerve connections in the brain, which is how they kill agricultural pests. Children are most likely to ingest this chemical through their diet. Rest assured that PediaSmart Dairy contains no pesticides and is free of artificial colors and flavors. PediaSmart Dairy for BreakfastIf your child is a picky eater or avoids breakfast, PediaSmart Dairy is a good substitute for an egg, toast and orange juice. It contains all the nutrients found in a balanced meal including 29 vitamins & minerals, 7 grams of protein and organic simple & complex carbohydrates for a steady supply of ready energy. Never Skip Breakfast Again! PediaSmart Dairy Offers a Balanced Organic BreakfastA child's eating habits last a lifetime, so kids need to learn the importance of refueling every morning. Children who go to school without breakfast experience a drop in blood sugar, which leads to low energy, restlessness, moodiness and poor food choices as the day progresses. PediaSmart Dairy provides balanced nutrition similar to an egg, slice of whole wheat toast and a glass of orange juice. Studies prove that kid's who eat a balanced breakfast in the morning have higher test scores than those with an empty stomach. This is because children go 8 to 10 hours from bedtime to their morning rise, and without breakfast the body becomes fatigued and the brain is unable to concentrate. PediaSmart Dairy tastes great and is the ONLY nutritionally complete organic beverage that's perfect when there's no time for breakfast or when you need to supplement an incomplete meal. This beverage offers advantages over high carbohydrate foods like pastries and doughnuts that contain empty calories. PediaSmart Dairy is scientifically developed to maintain blood sugar levels that will successfully get your child through the morning. For Kids Who Require Added CaloriesFor children who suffer from chronic illness, growth failure, eating disorders or injuries, PediaSmart Dairy can be used as a nutritional supplement or as a sole source of nutrition under the supervision of a doctor. PediaSmart Dairy is also an option for children with a feeding tube under special direction and supervision of a child's healthcare team. This product is gluten free and suitable for lactose intolerance. Organic Quality • Same Nutrition • Comparable Price Conventional food manufacturers provide a wide selection of nutritional beverages for children. However, PediaSmart Dairy offers the ONLY organic dairy choice. The chart below outlines PediaSmart's organic advantage compared to leading brands. This product was scientifically formulated to provide complete nutrition, which means a child can consume PediaSmart Dairy and receive all the necessary protein, fat, carbohydrate and vitamins & minerals needed for a balanced meal. The food industry has defined two nutrition beverage categories for the purpose of breakfast/snacks and nutritional supplementation. The chart below compares PediaSmart Dairy to both types of products. If you are looking for a breakfast beverage or a healthy snack that provides complete nutrition, you will want to compare PediaSmart Dairy to products such as NutriPals and Carnation Instant Breakfast. If your child needs added calories, then you will want to compare PediaSmart Dairy to PediaSure and Boost Kid Essentials. Only Organic Dairy Beverage to Provide Complete & Balanced NutritionIt is important for parents to understand why balanced nutrition is critical during the growing years of childhood. The best nutrition comes from the various food groups including organic fruits, vegetables, meats and grains. PediaSmart Dairy is recommended when fresh foods are not readily available or when medical or digestive problems hamper normal growth. Below is a description of each nutrient used in PediaSmart Dairy and how these nutrients impact your child's health. PediaSmart Dairy contains 100% or more of the NAS-NRC Dietary Recommended Intake for protein, fat, carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals for children 1 to 13 years when consumed in amounts appropriate for a child's age. For use as a sole source of nutrition, seek direction from a healthcare professional. In 1000 milliliters (approximately 33 fl. oz.) for children 1 to 8 years of age. In 1500 milliliters (approximately 50 fl. oz.) for children 9 to 13 years of age. Why are Vitamins and Minerals Essential Nutrients?Vitamins and minerals are essential nutrients needed by the body to perform all of its functions, thus they are essential for proper growth, development, and body maintenance. Vitamins are organic, meaning they come from living organisms. Minerals are inorganic, meaning they do not come from living organisms but from substances such as limestone, shells, or the earth. Except for two vitamins (Vitamin D and niacin), humans cannot make their own vitamins and minerals. They must be obtained from foods preferably or supplements if needed. As important as vitamins are to the body, they can do nothing without minerals. Vitamins and minerals work together and are used as catalysts for many reactions that take place in the body. For example, vitamin C helps the body to absorb the mineral iron needed for healthy blood. The synergistic effect of calcium and Vitamin D in promoting good bone health is well known. Specific amounts of vitamins and minerals are needed for bodily functions. Too much or too little of any one of them can cause illness. The lack of Vitamin D, for example, can cause rickets (poor bone development). Too little iron in the diet results in anemia. The best source of vitamins and minerals is food. Sometimes the body needs more than a person can consume from foods. Pregnant and lactating women will usually be advised to take a daily vitamin and mineral supplement. Breastfed infants may need an iron supplement after six months of age. Postmenopausal women need a calcium and Vitamin D supplement to prevent osteoporosis. Picky eaters, especially those who won't eat specific types of foods, like fruits and vegetables, may need a daily vitamin and mineral supplement or consume PediaSmart. Whenever there is any question about the need for a supplement, it's always best to consult with your healthcare professional. Many of the signs and symptoms of a vitamin or mineral deficiency or excess are very general and can result from a variety of medical conditions. It is always important to have your healthcare professional evaluate any symptoms so that appropriate care is given.How do Water-Soluble & Fat-Soluble Vitamins Differ?Vitamins are often characterized as being water-soluble or fat-soluble. If the body does not need all of the water-soluble vitamins you consume, then the excess is excreted in the urine. However, this is not the case with fat-soluble vitamins. Any excess of fat-soluble vitamins gets stored in the body and they are not excreted. This can cause illness (hypervitaminosis). The fat-soluble vitamins are A, D, E and K. All other vitamins are water-soluble. How Does the Human Body Use Minerals?Three minerals (calcium, phosphorus and magnesium) account for 98% of the body's mineral content and are especially important for bone health. In addition to these major minerals, the body also needs minuscule amounts of other minerals called trace elements. Trace elements such as iron, zinc, iodine are essential for the body's enzyme systems to function properly. Three minerals (sodium, potassium, and chloride) are known as electrolytes because of their function in the body to conduct electrical currents. The body can regulate the balance of minerals. If a person consumes more minerals than are needed, any excess is excreted. If the body lacks a mineral, it will compensate for this lack by absorbing more of the mineral from foods consumed. Otherwise, mineral supplements are usually unnecessary except in chronic conditions where food intake is limited or when nutrient absorption is affected. There are a few exceptions to this. An infant is born with iron stores that will last for 4 to 6 months. An iron supplement (or use of an iron-fortified formula for non-breastfed infants) will be recommended to prevent iron-deficiency anemia. During pregnancy, an iron supplement is often recommended to prevent anemia in mom and to assure a good iron supply to the fetus. Calcium along with Vitamin D is often recommended to postmenopausal women to prevent osteoporosis. The following is information on the major minerals and trace elements needed by the body. Nutritional Supplement or Medical FoodPediaSmart Dairy is a good source of nutrition for children who suffer from chronic illness, growth failure, injuries or during recovery from surgery. PediaSmart Dairy is nutritionally comparable to conventional nutrition beverages such as PediaSure. It has been formulated to meet or exceed 100% of the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) and can be used as a sole source of nutrition and in a feeding tube under the supervision of a healthcare professional. The specific amount to be used daily will need to be determined based upon a child's nutritional and medical status. PediaSmart Dairy is not for children with the genetic disorder galactosemia. Not for parenteral (intravenous) use. This product is gluten free and suitable for lactose intolerance. SnackMost snacks and beverages for children are loaded with artificial flavors, colors and sweeteners and contain corn syrup or even high levels of caffeine. Consider PediaSmart Dairy as a nutritious after-school snack instead of traditional snacks like soft drinks and chips. A child will consume 255 calories drinking an 8oz serving of Coke with a 1oz single serve bag of potato chips. Compare this to 237 calories of an 8oz serving of PediaSmart Dairy, which includes protein, good fats, calcium, carbohydrates for energy and vitamins & minerals. SportsPediaSmart Dairy provides great nutrition for child athletes before practice or games. PediaSmart Dairy is well tolerated as it is easily digested and provides long lasting energy. Adult UseThere are presently no adult organic supplements on the market today. However, adults may use PediaSmart Dairy as a source of extra calories and nutrients. Although the product was specifically designed to help meet the nutritional needs of children, all ingredients in the product can be consumed by an adult. If PediaSmart Dairy is used as a supplement to an adult's daily diet, the amount to consume daily will depend upon the overall daily caloric and nutritional needs and can be determined by a healthcare provider. Frequently Asked Questions: How is PediaSmart Dairy different from PediaSure? PediaSmart Dairy is nutritionally comparable to the leading brand PediaSure; however, it is the only beverage on the market that provides complete organic nutrition. PediaSmart Dairy contains only natural and organic flavors with no artificial colors or sweeteners, genetically modified ingredients, pesticides, added growth hormones or hexane processed oils. Nature's One purchases its organic milk protein concentrate from farmer-owned cooperatives where cows are fed only organic grains and grasses from organic pastures. A recent study from the United Kingdom, soon to be published, reports on the benefits of consuming organic foods. Of particular interest is the finding that organic milk can contain up to 60% more antioxidants than found in conventionally produced milk. Antioxidants are molecules that help to prevent damage to the body's cells. Examples of antioxidants are Vitamin C and Vitamin E. Can PediaSmart Dairy be used with children under 1-year of age? PediaSmart Dairy is not an infant formula nor is it intended to be used with children under 1 year of age unless directed by a healthcare professional. Nature's One believes breast milk is the best source of nutrition for an infant. When breast milk is not available, Nature's One offers Baby's Only Organic formulas. Consult your healthcare professional before changing an infants diet. What type of packaging is used for PediaSmart Dairy? PediaSmart Dairy packaging is 100% BPA-free. Nature's One uses composite canisters that are good for the environment. They are recyclable and on average contain 50% recycled content, 35% of which is post-consumer recycled materials. Composite cans are light weight because they are made of paperboard instead of tin. This reduces environmental waste and energy used in manufacturing and transportation. As an organic manufacturer, Nature's One is concerned over the level of chemicals ingested by infants, toddlers and children and is also conscientious of how their packaging impacts the environment. Nature's One sources the highest quality ingredients and materials available to produce and package its organic pediatric products. Does PediaSmart contain caffeine? PediaSmart Dairy Vanilla does not contain caffeine. PediaSmart Dairy Chocolate contains a very low amount of caffeine (approximately 4.5 milligrams per 8 fluid ounces) which is derived from the organic cocoa powder. For comparison purposes, one 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee contains approximately 60-120 milligrams of caffeine; one 8-ounce cup of decaffeinated coffee contains 1-5 milligrams of caffeine; and one 8-ounce cup of green tea contains 20 milligrams of caffeine. How Much Sugar Is In PediaSmart Dairy?PediaSmart Dairy does not contain any refined white table sugar. The carbohydrates in PediaSmart Dairy are organic rice oligodextrin and organic evaporated cane syrup (sucrose). Carbohydrates are needed in the diet for a good source of energy used to support growth and body functions. US labeling laws require a manufacturer to show not only the total carbohydrate but also the "sugars" content in a serving of the food when there is a Nutrition Facts Panel on the label. In the Nutrition Facts Panel of a label, "sugars" refer to all monosaccharide's and disaccharides, not just to sucrose or sugar. Examples of a monosaccharide are glucose, fructose, and galactose. Examples of a disaccharide are sucrose, lactose, and maltose. The carbohydrate blend of PediaSmart Dairy was specifically developed for young children. Sucrose is a naturally occurring carbohydrate in the diet of toddlers and young children. It is found in almost all fruits and legumes and is also found in cereal grains, pastas, and many vegetables. When ingested as a part of an overall balanced diet, sucrose helps to meet part of daily energy needs to support a child's growth and development. The combination of organic rice oligodextrin and organic evaporated cane syrup (sucrose) not only meets the overall carbohydrate requirements for a growing child but also provides the pleasant flavor acceptable to children. The organic rice oligodextrin has a bland flavor and is one-fifth as sweet as sucrose. So this combination offers a level of sweetness that's not too sweet but one that is readily accepted and enjoyed by children. A pleasant and acceptable taste is an important part of offering PediaSmart Dairy to children. PediaSmart Dairy provides complete balanced nutrition and contains the appropriate levels of protein, fat, carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals needed for a child when fed according to a child's caloric requirements.Does PediaSmart Dairy contain DHA and ARA? PediaSmart Dairy contains the precursor essential fatty acids, linolenic acid and linoleic acid, which the body uses to make the non-essential fatty acids, DHA and ARA respectively. Because the body cannot make the essential fatty acids, they must be supplied by ingesting foods containing them. The amounts of linoleic fatty acid and linolenic fatty acid in PediaSmart™ Dairy are appropriate to support a child's growth and development. PediaSmart Dairy contains 1900 milligrams of linoleic fatty acid and 140 milligrams of linolenic fatty acid per 8 ounce serving. What is the fat source and content of PediaSmart Dairy? The proprietary fat blend in PediaSmart Dairy consists of organic high oleic sunflower and/or safflower oil, organic soybean oil, and organic coconut oil. These oils provide an appropriate level of linolenic and linoleic fatty acids that the human body can convert to DHA and ARA; fatty acids known to support brain and eye retina development. In addition, this oil blend provides a good source of mono- and polyunsaturated heart healthy fats. All of these organic oils used in PediaSmart Dairy are expeller-expressed. This is a natural process that basically presses the oil from high oleic sunflower and/or safflower, soybean or coconut. Conventionally processed oils use hexane solvents to extract the oils. This harsh process then requires the oil to be flashed with fire to burn off the hexane solvents. Hexane residues can remain in the finished oils. Nature's One believes that hexane has no place in a child's diet – even if only a residue. Also, USDA organic rules prohibit the use of solvent-extracted vegetable oils. So PediaSmart Dairy would not be labeled organic if Nature's One selected conventionally processed vegetable oils. PediaSmart Dairy contains 9 grams of fat per 8 ounce serving. PediaSmart Dairy contains 1900 milligrams of linoleic fatty acid and 140 milligrams of linolenic fatty acid per 8 ounce serving. Can PediaSmart Dairy be warmed or frozen? PediaSmart Dairy does not need to be warmed prior to consumption. However, if a child prefers a slightly warmed beverage, PediaSmart Dairy can be heated but care must be taken to assure that it is not too hot to burn the lips and mouth. Always check the temperature of the warmed PediaSmart Dairy before feeding it to your child. Although PediaSmart Dairy can be warmed in a microwave safe container without affecting the nutrient quality of the product, the use of a microwave is not recommended because the liquid in the center of the container may be much hotter than the outer product and container resulting in scalding or burns. Although freezing PediaSmart Dairy will not affect its nutrient content, PediaSmart Dairy should not be frozen because the physical appearance of the product will change when it is thawed making it unacceptable. Can PediaSmart Dairy be mixed with milk instead of water? The mixing instructions for PediaSmart Dairy state to use water because the protein source is organic non-fat cow's milk. If PediaSmart Dairy is mixed with any type of milk, the protein, sodium and other dietary components will be increased. This could potentially be a problem for children with medical challenges because of the increased renal solute load (dietary components that are excreted in the urine) and its effect on water balance in the body with the potential for dehydration. If a healthy child with no renal issues is well hydrated and consuming adequate water throughout the day, PediaSmart Dairy can be mixed with milk to increase calories and nutrients in the overall daily diet. Nature's One recommends a healthcare provider be consulted before preparing PediaSmart Dairy with any liquid other than water. Mixing with milk will also require extra stirring effort in order to completely mix the powder.