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Taising grinned broadly as he looked out over the skyline of Ba Sing Se, where millions of points of lights flowed over the night time landscape and congratulated himself on a job well done. He had it all, now. The city was moving where he pointed, the charitable contributions were rolling in, and he even had this snazzy 'official' office and a brand new suit as his status symbol as a political leader.
Political leader! The title, handed to him during the myriad of television and radio he had given over the course of the past month just seemed to be the icing on the cake. But Taising wasn't a stupid man, not by a long shot. He knew that he would have to measure his rants and his edicts carefully, lest his legion of brainless fans start demanding more than protests. He had already heard the stirrings of it, some of the more extremist members of his group demanding action against the Avatar that went well above the level of waving a few signs and shouting a few slogans. The idea of actually having to hurt a little girl, guilty of crimes only because of circumstance of her birth, didn't appeal to him.
His musings were interrupted when his office door opened. Po, one of his best and brightest right hands--and who had been a loyal lap dog since middle school-stepped into the room. Taising swiveled in his chair, the ice in his glass of alcohol clinking. "Yeah?"
"There's a kid here to see you," Po said.
Taising looked at him incredulously. "You think I'd want to talk to some kid?"
Po grinned. "You'll want to talk to this one."
Taising shrugged, which was signal enough to let the kid in. Taising wasn't impressed by what he saw. Short, fat, his eyes and face eager. Yeah, fan boy. Kid just wanted an autograph. The political leader turned a scathing eye on Po.
Po smirked, looking at the boy. "Tell him what you told me."
The boy nodded, then seemed to fall dumb. He blinked several times, he was suddenly starting to sweat.
"I ain't got time for this," Taising said, starting to swivel his chair toward the window again.
The boy squeaked. "My name's Otoshi Jintaro. Nanaki's my sister, and she's staying at Miss Chu's tea shop on Main and Seventh. I told some of your people and they said I should come tell you."
Taising brought his chair to a halt, turned it slowly back to face the boy who was now grinning like a stupid, drunk elephant.
Taising felt a sudden coldness. This idiot had just handed his extremist members the key they would need to not just protest the Avatar, but to end her.
Hours later, Taising was standing on the balcony. Under him, the great city of Ba Sing Se was abound with lights under a moonless night. He gripped the railing lightly with one hand, his other free to hold a smoldering coffin-stick which, though burned halfway down, wasn't yet brought to his lips.
The door behind him opened, and Po stepped out to join him.
"How did it go?" The huge man asked.
Taising shook his head. "The kid's an idiot," he said. "He may think he hates his sister, but he doesn't. He's just too stupid to think she might actually get hurt."
Po remained passive.
"I met at the meeting," he said.
Taising frowned. He related at length the impromptu meeting that had been called. More than three dozen Unbelievers had packed into the room, most of them demanding immediate action against the Avatar, now that it was known where she was hiding. Try as he might, Taising had been unable to keep order. Finally, in frustration and anger he had shouted, asking them if they expected him to go out and ace the kid.
He was silent for a long time. Finally, Po sniffed and adjusted his glasses.
"And?" He asked.
Taising flipped the coffin-stick off the balcony.
"They thought it was a good idea," said. "They said yes. That's exactly what they want me to do."
He turned and looked at Po.
Po looked back, unmoved.
"Then that's what you'll have to do," he said. Bowing once, he turned and went back inside.
Taising looked up at the black sky overhead and wondered, for just a moment, if the Avatar was looking at that sky too and what she would have advised him to do.
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In 1960, the Lakers narrowly averted being part of a major air disaster when their DC-3 charter crashed in an Iowa cornfield. Nobody on the plane was hurt.
50 years ago today, in the early morning hours of January 18, 1960, the then-Minneapolis Lakers only barely averted a tragedy of catastrophic proportions. The Lakers were coming home from a game in St. Louis when about 10 minutes into the flight the generator in the team's DC-3 charter failed, leaving the pilots without lights, heat, navigation devices, and radio power.
Unable to return back to Lambert Field in St. Louis because of the number of planes backed up over the airport, the pilots continued, hoping to navigate their way towards Minneapolis by starlight. They lost course, and soon had serious worries about fuel.
Roland Lazenby writes about that night in his outstanding history of the team, "The Show: The Inside Story of the Spectacular Los Angeles Lakers in the Words of Those Who Lived It:
"A few days earlier, Jimmy Krebs's new Ouija board had warned that the plane would crash, which was something they now remembered. As the engines droned on, the cabin got colder and quieter. The passengers wrapped themselves in blankets and measured their breathing in the unpressurized plane.
The flight to Minneapolis, normally two hours, stretched to three, then three and a half. Ice formed, first on the wings and windows, then in the cabin itself. Worry became fear. Knowing they were about out of fuel an nowhere near Minneapolis (pilot Vernon) Ullman decided to take the plane down and look for a place to land. As they descended, his copilot opened the cockpit window, reached out, and scraped the ice from the windshield. Fortunately, the terrain was flat. Shining the flashlight out of the cockpit window, the pilots spied a hamlet and a water tower, which read Carroll, Iowa. They would later discover that they had strayed about 150 miles off course, but at the moment that wasn't the issue. Ullman began buzzing the town, hoping to awaken someone who might turn on the lights at a local airstrip. It soon became obvious there was none...
...About 300 feet up, the plane began following a car on a road, its lights barely visible through the storm. But then the car headed up a hill, and Ullman abruptly pulled the plane up, sending jitters through the passengers. (Elgin) Baylor decided to take his blanket and lie down in the aisle at the back of the plane. If I'm going to die, I might as well die comfortably, he thought as he braced himself against the seat supports on either side. Krebs began making public vows. If the plane landed safely, he'd quit cheating at cards. He'd play hard on the court. And throw away his Ouija board.
The plane made several more passes, each one goosing the passengers' anxiety higher. At one point, Ullman pulled up to avoid high-tension wires. On the final try, the pilot cut the engines and the plane floated into a cornfield. The crop had been left uncut, and three feet of snow rested on top of the corn. Touchdown was pillow soft...
...The passengers cheered and upon emptying from the plane engaged in a joyful snowball fight. Soon they calmed down to realize they had a mile hike across the cornfield in crotch-deep snow to the road. Nobody seemed to mind..."
The citizens of Carroll (all 10,000 of them, give or take) are honoring that night with a social hour and dedication. The cornfield itself is now a subdivision, meaning the monument will have to be placed in a nearby park. While the potential loss of life- 23 people were on board that plane- is always paramount, it's also amazing to think how the course of sports history could have changed that night.

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Deutsche Bank Raises 2012 Brent Crude Oil Forecast
Deutsche Bank (NYSE: DB) lifted its 2012 outlook for Brent crude oil.
For 2012, the bank now projects Brent crude oil to average $113 per barrel, versus its earlier view of $107 per barrel.
The bank expects Brent to average $113.50 per barrel in 2013.
Deutsche Bank shares closed at $40.21 yesterday.
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Ever since she was child, Jem has kept a secret: Whenever she meets someone new, no matter who, as soon as she looks into their eyes, a number pops into her head. That number is a date: the date they will die. Burdened with such awful awareness, Jem avoids relationships. Until she meets Spider, another outsider, and takes a chance. The two plan a trip to the city. But while waiting to ride the Eye ferris wheel, Jem is terrified to see that all the other tourists in line flash the same number. Today's number. Today's date. Terrorists are going to attack London. Jem's world is about to explode!
Thoughts: So far I've seen many "Eh it was okay" sort of reviews for this book and I must say I completely disagree! I must the only sane one (or crazy one, haha) out there. I really enjoyed this one, and although there are quite a few other reviewers out there who disagree, I completely respect everyone's opinion. I must say though, that I could not put this book down.
From the start, I was intruiged by Jem, she was an interesting and isolated character that I couldn't help but like her. She reminded me a bit about me, and maybe that is why I was able to like it from the beginning. Not only did I like her, but I liked Spider too, as weird as he was. The other characters in the book were also well written and described in my opinion, and although I didn't like them all, I was able to connect with the story better because of each one.
Now, my favorite part of the book was the actual "power" I guess we could call it, or "curse", that Jem had. I would be terrified to be able to see the date of people's death's and like her I would isolate myself from the world. It starts off a bit slow, but I didn't think it was bad, more of an introduction to the book and then the pace picks up and its twists and turns from then on. The ending, I thought, was fantastic. Just like I like them, with something you weren't expecting.
And there you have it. I thought it was great. I also wanted to point out that the book reminded me of the music video of "Savin Me" by Nickleback. Here it is for your viewing pleasure :)
Favorite Line: "He was ready to go. We could dive off there together. His number would be right, after all, and I'd join mine with his."
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Painkillers Likely To Be Removed From MarketFeb 16, 2005 | www.sun-sentinel.com
Doctors who authored a sweeping series of studies summarizing the dangers of the painkilling drugs called COX-2 inhibitors say all of the medications are at risk of being removed from the market.
With Wednesday's opening of a three-day Food and Drug Administration meeting that will weigh the fate of the drug family, the New England Journal of Medicine released a string of reports a month early, confirming what preliminary studies have already seen cardiovascular dangers linked to Vioxx, Celebrex and Bextra. Although Vioxx was voluntarily pulled from the market in September by Merck & Co., its maker, the other Pfizer products remain.
Researchers believe the drugs cause cardiovascular damage by adversely affecting the chemistry in the endothelium the lining of blood vessels. By contrast, aspirin confers protection, scientists say. The COX-2 drugs, on the market only since 1999, had been dubbed "superaspirin" and were designed to be safer than the old medicine cabinet standby.
In the research reported Wednesday, the cardiovascular dangers of Vioxx and Celebrex were confirmed in two studies whose aim was preventing new colorectal polyps in patients previously treated for the precancerous growths. A third study of heart surgery patients on Bextra showed an increased rate of death and other adverse effects as a result of the drug.
Dr. Jeffrey Drazen, editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, wrote in an accompanying critique that it is "reasonable to ask whether the use of the drugs can now be justified."
In addition to the heart attacks and strokes reported last year among patients on Vioxx in the polyp study, Dr. Robert Bresalier, lead researcher, said further investigation uncovered hypertension, pulmonary edema and congestive heart failure. Those problems did not occur in as many patients nor with the frequency of the heart attacks and strokes that ended the study last year.
Bresalier said Vioxx nearly doubled patients' cardiovascular risks.
"We just have to sit back now and when the smoke clears try to assess the risk versus benefit with these agents for a whole spectrum of diseases," Bresalier said of cancer, heart disease, arthritis and Alzheimer's. COX-2 inhibitors have been approved only for chronic pain and were being tested in cancer prevention and treatment. Another study, now halted, was investigating the merits of COX-2 therapy for Alzheimer's.
Dr. Scott Solomon of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and lead investigator of the second polyp-prevention study in which patients received Celebrex or a placebo, said the jury's still out on whether the medication prevented polyps. Those results, he said, won't be known for at least three months. "Right now we just know the risks. All drugs carry risks and we need to weigh those against any potential benefits."
The third study, at the Texas Heart Institute and led by Dr. Nancy Nussmeier, found that in heart surgery patients, 7.4 percent had heart attacks, experienced kidney damage, developed ulcers or had problems with wound healing.
Doctors Bruce Psaty and Curt Furberg, who wrote a second editorial about the studies, said that in the face of the news "physicians are dismayed, pharmaceutical companies are embarrassed and financially threatened, and patients are injured."
In a phone interview Tuesday, Psaty, a professor of medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle, said COX-2 drugs have many problems.
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If you are plumbing the drain under a sink using a kit, the straight pipe may not be long enough to reach the waste drain in the wall. A drain kit is designed for a typical drain, and some drain situations are not typical. A straight pipe that is too long can be cut, but one that is too short must be extended. All the parts you need to extend a drain pipe can be purchased from any home improvement store.
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Measure the distance needed for the pipe to make the connection. Measure the pipe and subtract its length from the length needed.
Cut a length of pipe about an inch shorter than the result from the previous step. The inch is to accommodate the length added by the coupling. Use a hacksaw to cut the pipe as square as you can.
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The East Baton Rouge Parish School Board plans to debate at a special meeting Thursday whether to start advertising for a new superintendent with Bernard Taylor's three-year contract ending June 30.
"I don't think it hurts us to get out early. It might hurt us to wait," board President David Tatman said.
The meeting, which was announced Tuesday afternoon, starts at 5 p.m. at the School Board Office, 1050 S. Foster Drive.
The move makes it more likely that Taylor will leave when his contract ends in June. In December, several board members pushed to extend Taylor's contract but the effort lacked enough votes to pass and the item was withdrawn. Six months earlier the board voted 10-1 not to extend his contract when it expired.
State law requires that school boards faced with a vacancy and who want a permanent superintendent must, at a minimum, run at least two ads in the designated official journal, in this case The Advocate, at least 30 days before filling the job. The ads must run at least a week apart.
Tatman said he's not sure how broadly the job will be advertised, but may well include publications other than The Advocate.
"Our intention is not to do the bare minimum," he said.
The parish School Board has typically hired search firms to conduct nationwide searches when it needed to find a new superintendent. The last local-only search was in January 2002 when the board promoted Clayton Wilcox from interim to permanent superintendent, picking him over 10 other applicants who had responded to ads in The Advocate.
Tatman said he picked three board members to serve on a new "Superintendent Search Process Committee" that will report back with recommendations, perhaps as early as the board's Feb. 19 regular meeting, on how best to go about a search. The three members are Barbara Freiberg, who was elected board vice president Jan. 15, Connie Bernard and Tarvald Smith, who unsuccessfully sought to be board president or vice president.
"This is about being transparent and open to the public," Tatman said.
Tatman said the committee, among other things, will make recommendations about how widely to advertise the job and the deadline to apply.
Smith said he envisions having a process that ends with a group of finalists who take part in public interviews.
"I am definitely not for anointing anyone, no matter how good they are, without going through a community vetting process," Smith said.
Both Tatman and Smith said they would like someone who could start before Taylor leaves so the two can work together to ease the transition.
The board also has the option of picking an interim superintendent, obviating the legal requirement for advertising the job. The board went this route in 2004 and again in 2012. Tatman said he prefers to find a permanent superintendent, but hiring an interim is still a possibility if necessary.
All options are still on the table, Tatman said, though he expressed doubt the board would conduct a national search as it did when it hired Taylor in 2012.
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dextermattypo in previous post i meant 1 year. BTW if we could edit our post I could of corrected it Although 12 years warranty would be nice!!!!
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How long should I have help with young children after a mommy makeover?
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No heavy lifting...
Caring for small children is a difficult problem for a lot of moms undergoing a mommy makeover. It's hard to avoid lifting and doing the things that need to be addressed on a day to day basis. The general rule is no heavy lifting (>15 to 20#) or vigorous exercise for ~ 4 – 6 weeks depending on healing. I am impressed that you have managed to arrange help for the first 3 weeks! Many patients don't plan that well and end up being too active too soon and slow down their recovery in the process. You should be in pretty good shape at the end of 3 weeks. The only worry would be your youngest….at 20 lbs she'll still be above the recommended lifting weight. My recommendation would be to start working with her now to practice for when that time comes. Decrease the number of times you lift/carry her in a day, any activity that she can do for herself you should encourage, and find ways to bring things down to her level instead of you picking her up to yours. As long as you are conscientious of your limitations and plan ahead you should be safe to be the primary care giver for your children 3 weeks post op!
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All the best,
Dr. Results
Miami, FL
Help with childcare following mommy makeover
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How long should I have help with young children after a mommy makeover?
Since you considering undergoing a major operation which again involves a significant physical AND emotional recovery ( often underestimated by surgeons and patients alike), a few words I provide to my patients may be helpful to you as well:
1. Make sure you are doing the procedure for the right reasons (for yourself) and that you have realistic expectations. Be aware that an improvement in the "problem area" may not translate to an overall improvement in your life situation. You are bound to be disappointed with results of the procedure if your motivation for doing the surgery is not internally driven.
2. Time your surgery carefully; generally, it is not a good idea to have surgery done during or immediately after a stressful period in life (for example divorce or death of a loved one). The additional stress of surgery will undoubtedly be more challenging to deal with if a patient's emotional reserves our already exhausted. Remember, that an improvement in your physical appearance will not translate to an improvement in your life situation.
3. If possible speak to patients who have undergone similar procedures and query them about the toughest times of their recovery period. Any practical hints previous patients can provide may be very helpful.
4. Make sure you are aware of potential complications that may arise how to reach your surgeon if necessary.
5. Make sure you have a strong and patient support system (several people if possible) in place who have time/patience to take care of you. Arrange for professional nursing if any doubt exists regarding the availability and/or stamina of your caretakers.
6. Be patient with the healing process, understanding that it will take several weeks to months to feel "normal" again. It may also take many months/year to see the end results of your surgery.
7. Be prepared to distract your mind with things of interest such as books, magazines, and movies.
8. Expect less of yourself; do not go back to work, school or chores too early and let others take care of you (for a change).
9. Pick your surgeon carefully (a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon) and trust in his/her advice. Keep in close communication with your surgeon and do not hesitate to communicate questions/concerns and the emotional swings that you may experience.
10. Resume all medications that you were using preoperatively when cleared by your plastic surgeon and stop the use of narcotics and sedatives as soon as feasible after surgery.
11. Keep in mind the end results as you go through the tougher emotional times after your surgery.
I hope this, and the attached link, helps. Best wishes.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_mommyMakeover.htm
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Best regards,
Dr. Lane F. Smith, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Las Vegas, NV
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Building off a platform of reports, databases, blogs and crowdsourcing, Jeanne Pinder and ClearHealthCosts have a mission to be the best online source of health care pricing. After launching a beta site CHC began reaching out to those that really care about the costs of health care: the 20- and 30-something women who are the chief health and wellness officers of their families.
Sharing Health Prices Gets TractionNovember 25, 2014
ClearHealthCosts Founder Jeanne Pinder reports that her Knight Foundation prototype project, partnering with KQED in San Francisco and KPCC public radio in Los Angeles has been "a smashing success."
The launch pages on both radio stations prompted hundreds of shares of prices for medical procedures and thousands of people searched the databases.
A Journal of American Medicine editorial endorsed the idea of price transparency. The editorial called us "bold" and a supplier of "essential information," and called for more of the same, Pinder said.
NPR's Shots blog also featured the project in a post.
WWe also were cited as an unimpeachable source of neutral pricing information in a contract dispute between Stanford Health and Anthem Blue Cross," Pinder said. CHC also got more great press in Politico, Nerdwallet, Yahoo Finance.
Pinder said she hopes have some other "clone" partnerships to announce soon.
"The Healthcare Industry and the U.S.S.R." – Jeanne PinderMarch 4, 2014
What do the U.S. healthcare market and the U.S.S.R have in common? According to Jeanne Pinder, both have some walls that need dedicated people to them tear down – and build something new in its place.
Jeanne Pinder: How Can Media Start Ups Bring in Revenue?February 12, 2014
J-Lab, American University's SOC and MAME programs, The National Press Club sponsored the New Media Women Entrepreneurs: Making New Ideas Happen summit. The summit featured 11 talks on how to make a start-up work. Watch the other talks on Vimeo.
Jeanne Pinder told us what she has learned from ClearHealthCosts and other experiences about how media start ups can make money.
Making Your Start Up Work: Bringing in Revenue – Jeanne Pinder from J-Lab on Vimeo.
New Partnership with WNYCMay 3, 2013
ClearHealthCosts.com founder Jeanne Pinder is partnering with WNYC to map both the costs of birth-control pills and mammograms with crowdsourced information in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Check out the maps here: http://wny.cc/104wlrB.
She talked about the new initiative on the May 3 Brian Lehrer Show. The cash or self-pay prices for birth control pills at various pharmacies in the New York region can vary widely, she says in her blog. Costs for one pill, Tri-Sprintec 28, ranged from $9 to $63; another, Yaz-28, ranged from $68 to $112, she reports.
Bright Lights, Big City: The NYTech MeetupSeptember 4, 2012
We've been crazy busy!
We just participated in Women's Demo Night, sponsored by New York Tech Meetup and Change The Ratio. You can read all about our well-received pitch here!
That experience caused us to go live with a not-quite-finished product at clearhealthcosts.com, but the splash we made was exciting enough to the audience that we got a pitch spot scheduled for Sept. 11.
Lessons Learned: It's the Design, Stupid.May 22, 2012
Web site design is really complicated. This is both obvious and not so obvious.
When I launched ClearHealthCosts, I had no experience in building Web sites or hiring developers. It's called on-the-job training.
Right out of the box, I got a bid of $20,000 to build the site. I didn't take it — that would have eaten up the entire first grant that we won, and I would have been dead in the water.
I have a friend who did pay $20,000 for a web site, and he's happy with it. (He works at a completely grant-funded nonprofit.)
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ST. PAUL In her senior-level debut at the Visa national championships on Thursday, Jordyn Wieber distinguished herself in an all-star cast of world and Olympic medalists.
Wieber, 16, scored 59.85 points in all-around preliminaries to take a comfortable lead into Saturday's finals. She displayed a powerful vault, scoring 15.8, and dodged the falls that plagued returning U.S. all-around champ Rebecca Bross on uneven parallel bars and balance beam.
Alexandra Raisman scored 58.0 points for second place in all-around and 2008 Olympian Chellsie Memmel scored 57.35 for third place.
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"It's an honor to compete with the girls who have been on the Olympic team," Wieber said of Shawn Johnson, Memmel and Alicia Sacramone.
Wieber, of DeWitt, Mich., looked comfortable leading the way, especially on vault and floor exercise, where she had the top score of 14.9. Barring injury, Wieber is on track to make the world team that will compete in Tokyo in October.
Memmel, 23, is a tough competitor on the uneven parallel bars, which works in her favor to make the world team.
"I'd love to be on another world team," said Memmel, world all-around champ in 2005. "If they can use me, I'll be there."
Internationally, the U.S. is weak on uneven bars, especially with 2008 Olympic all-around champion Nastia Liukin not competing and still undecided about returning to the sport. Memmel could give the team a much-needed boost. She scored 14.4 on bars, and her best showing was on balance beam with the night's high score of 15.25.
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Three years removed from winning a silver medal in all-around at the Beijing Olympics, Johnson showed flashes of her old form on vault, uneven bars and beam, the event in which she won Olympic gold in 2008. She showed tremendous improvement since last month, when she had falls from bars and balance beam in a meet in Chicago.
"I stayed on beam and didn't fall on my face on bars," she said with a laugh.
On a serious note, she said, "I'm by no means where I want to be. I'm just at the beginning."
Johnson has had to pace her workouts carefully since returning from reconstructive knee surgery in February 2010, and that has prevented her from repeatedly pounding out routines in practice as most elite gymnasts do.
She plans to eventually compete in all-around but is not doing it at nationals, leaving out floor exercise as she refines her routine.
An injury also has limited Bross in the last year. She had ankle surgery in fall 2010 and is slowly regaining form, said her coach, Valeri Liukin.
"This was bad but there was an explanation," Liukin said of Bross' falls. "I'm not nervous about it."
Liukin said he is planning Bross' workouts to peak at the world meet. The world team will be picked next month by team coordinator Martha Karolyi and the women's selection committee.
Bross is still in good position to become a member of that select group as a six-time world medalist.
She turned in the second-best score in floor exercise at 14.85 and offered no excuses for her miscues.
"You have to move on and fix what went wrong," she said, "and make things better."
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Democrats in Congress kicked off a major effort today to secure Medicare coverage of prescription drugs, one of the biggest expenses for millions of elderly people.
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Most employers who provide health benefits to employees help pay for prescription drugs. But Medicare generally does not pay for drugs used by patients outside the hospital.
In offering the Democratic proposal, Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts said Medicare's failure to cover prescription drugs was ''the greatest single gap'' in the program.
Many elderly people receive drug benefits through health maintenance organizations or private insurance that supplements Medicare. But Representative Pete Stark, Democrat of California, said there was a growing clamor for Medicare to cover drug costs because H.M.O.'s were cutting back drug benefits, and private Medigap insurers have sharply increased premiums.Continue reading the main story
Under the proposal, a Medicare beneficiary would have to pay a deductible of $200 a year in drug expenses, but Medicare would then pay 80 percent of the cost of each prescription. The Government would pay $1,200 of the first $1,700 in annual drug expenses. It would provide additional coverage for people with very high drug costs, so no beneficiaries would have to spend more than $3,000 of their own money each year.
The Democrats said they did not yet have an estimate of the cost of their proposal. Beneficiaries would pay some through higher premiums. Other possible sources of money include higher tobacco taxes and the anticipated Federal budget surplus. In addition, Democrats said, proper use of drugs could save some money by reducing the need for more expensive treatments, hospitalization and nursing home care.
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The Government would award contracts to private organizations to manage drug benefits for Medicare patients. These private entities could include groups of retail pharmacists, insurers and specialized companies like PCS and Medco. PCS, now a subsidiary of the Rite Aid Corporation, and Medco, a unit of Merck & Company, manage prescription drug care for employers, labor unions and health plans.
Republicans agreed that many elderly people needed help with drug bills but said the Democratic plan was likely to prove very expensive. Drug companies welcomed the Democrats' effort to use private ''pharmacy benefit managers,'' but said there would be far too big a role for the Government.
One of the drug companies' big concerns is that Medicare would be a huge purchaser and could command discounts similar to those available to other big buyers, like H.M.O.'s and large employers. Indeed, the Democrats' bill says Medicare beneficiaries shall receive drug discounts comparable to those provided to ''large private sector purchasers.''
Elizabeth Dichter, executive vice president of PCS Health Systems in Scottsdale, Ariz., said the Government's ability to achieve such savings would depend on how much latitude it gave to the managers of Medicare drug benefits. The Democrats would allow companies to establish lists of preferred drugs and to recommend low-cost generic versions of brand-name medications.
Drug companies have long been nervous about Medicare coverage of prescription drugs because they fear it could lead to Federal regulation of drug prices.
Carl B. Feldbaum, president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group, praised the Democrats today for ''backing away from the type of price control legislation they proposed in 1993-94,'' as part of President Clinton's plan to redesign the health care system.
But Mr. Feldbaum said the Democrats' bill gave the Secretary of Health and Human Services ''quite extensive authority to set rules for Medicare drug benefits, without much guidance from Congress.''
Representative Bill Archer, the Texas Republican who is chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, expressed cautious interest in the Democrats' ideas. ''I look forward to working in a bipartisan way to provide some form of prescription drug coverage to Medicare beneficiaries,'' Mr. Archer said.Continue reading the main story


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Alexco reports Yukon Assays including 118 g/t silver, 0.589 g/t gold over 11.4m
Alexco Resource Corp AXR:CA announced assays from the Onek Historical Mine Area in the Keno Hill Silver District, Yukon. Results include 0.589 g/t gold and 118 g/t silver over 11.4 metres (including 0.802 g/t gold and 303.2 g/t silver over 3.5 metres), 0.639 g/t gold and 229.6 g/t silver over 5 metres, 0.828 g/t gold and 142.8 g/t silver over 5.1 metres, 0.556 g/t gold and 397.4 g/t silver over 0.9 metres.
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2003 Jeep Wrangler Top Comparisons
Users ranked 2003 Jeep Wrangler against other cars which they drove/owned. Each ranking was based on 9 categories. Here is the summary of top rankings.
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Displaying 11 - 20 of 36 2003 Jeep Wrangler reviews.
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2003 Jeep Wrangler XReview
Great Suv — This thing looks and runs great! It has been a great vehicle for me from day one. Never even needed to think about taking it to a repair shop. The aftermarket parts selection is unbelievable. My only regret is that I haven't been more active in shrinking my wish list...but hey, I guess I just left that up to the next owner!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: 4x4, convertible, reliable, modification availability. Its a Jeep!
Cons: gas mileage
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2003 Jeep Wrangler RubiconReview
The Jeep Rubican Is A Joy Ride —
Its a Jeep! It is extreamly fun, and definatly a head turner. First and foremost Jeeps are not built for fuel economy, speed, and luxury they are built to OUT LAST ANYTHING, look good and to have fun off-roading. It handles great! The brakes are good for how large the tires are. The acceleration is good dont expect to win street races. The build quality is the best in the world. Jeep engines will outlast everything else on the car. The only thing you will have to fix is the alignment and the balance after some time. The Apperance is extreamly customizable to the owners liking. My jeep has a army look of green body, blackout rims, and a tinted top. The inside of my jeep has no carpet, jusat a few rubber mats. The seats are good. Cost of ownership-Every week you might have to fill up 2 times depending on the gas tank size. So that tag is about 70 to 90 $$$ a week.Maintenance is very cheap. FUN FACTOR!!! My rubican is an absolute joy ride everytime I drive. NOTE: Jeeps are not a soft ride with a large lift and big tires. expect to feel alot of the rode if not everything BUT hey thats what a jeep is all about!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: Best choice I have ever made on a car.
Cons: The top is sometimes difficult to handle by myself.
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2003 Jeep Wrangler SportReview
Its Not A Jeep, Its A Cheap — very disapointed with this piece of crap, i never recommed to buy this, the convertable is nice but to put the top down or up takes 5 minutes so its stupid, stay away from those nightnare, trouble making machine JUST DONT BUY ONE
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: nothing
Cons: terrible soft top
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2003 Jeep Wrangler SportReview
Fun But Unpractical, Gas Guzzling Vehicle. Definitely Not A Daily Driver! — Fun vehicle for cruising with the top down. Not very responsive acceleration. The gas mileage is not very good 14 city/ 19 hwy. Basically if you are looking for a fun second car that you won't need as a daily driver, then the Jeep is a perfect vehicle for you.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Fun to drive with the top down , unique look
Cons: Bad gas mileage, rough ride, not enough room, slow
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2003 Jeep Wrangler SportReview
I Have Always Wanted A Jeep And This One Has Not Disappointed Me. — This is a fun car to drive. No power, but plenty of just pure, top-down fun. Not expensive to own, except needs both tranny's serviced regularly. If you want a car that works well in all kinds of weather, this is it. Not meant for smooth ride. Meant for fun.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: Fun, fun, fun!!!
Cons: If you're looking for speed, forget it.
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2003 Jeep Wrangler SaharaReview
Agreat Little Truck For Playing Aroud In The Bush. — Fun little go anywhere truck. Solid feel to it. Kinda hard on gas but parts are cheap and easy to find. With slightly larger than stock tires this thing really gets around. Good ground clearance. Not the smmothest ride but nott too bad considering the short wheelbase.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Climbs like a mother. Very maneuverable
Cons: Hard on fuel and bouncy. Nothing for storage space.
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2003 Jeep Wrangler RubiconReview
Nice As A Camping Or Weekend Trail Ride, But Not Something You Would Want To Drive To Work Everyday. — Gas mileage isn't the best but the jeep is fun as hell to take off-road. Highway travel is not a strong suit. Slow to get up to speed and is like driving a box down the road. If thinking about getting on though, make sure its the 4.0L inline six.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: Fun in the woods
Cons: Gas migeage sucks
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2003 Jeep Wrangler XReview
Wont Own Any Other — 3rd one now, and will continue to buy more! :) goes where I want, and never fails me...great in the summer with the top down and great in the winter for you dont have to worry about going anywhere in the snow!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: fun to drive, go anywhere
Cons: noisy bad mpg's!
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2003 Jeep Wrangler XReview
Jeep — Handles great, good power and acceleration, I love that its a manual trans...and it looks good. Only bad thing would be gas mileage. It has not been expensive to maintain by any means. I spend money on it because I want to, usually, not because I have to.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Loud Exhaust + Lift kit
Cons: Gas Mileage
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2003 Jeep Wrangler XReview
Get A Jeep :p — acceleration isnt good braking is good handling at low speed is in sane, can make a u turn in a 2 lane, jeeps dont need to be repaired they're build to last and be run ino the ground, black inside, silver outside, soon to be 4.5in lift with 33in. tires
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: offroading
Cons: doesnt accererate fast and tips if u turn at high speeds
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Great Fun Car
Love the car, glad I had the opportunity to drive one. Just a real feel good car :-) Up high and easy to drive, it can snow, rain, sun shine, the car is ready and so the driver. The top can be down in... Read More
Smooth Ride
Black paint Doors 2 Soft top convertible Passenger seats 4 City economy17 (Est) mpg Highway economy21 (Est) mpg I am amazed at how solid and smooth the ride is- This vehicle is easy to drive, has a t... Read More
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The debate about having cameras in court has been going for some time now. The basic point, that justice should not only be done but should also seen to be done is an important one (if a very literal interpretation of the point), holds true. We are so used to seeing the goings-on in Parliament on TV; the growth of interest in the work of Parliamentary committees and inquiries has led to their broadcast; and with tweeting is now allowed in courts so long as it complies with the Lord Chief Justice's guidance. We have instant updates from journalists, bloggers, and interested observers to these proceedings, so why shouldn't there be cameras in court, broadcasting proceedings?
I went to a debate held by the Media Society at the ITN building on Gray's Inn Road on this topic on 18 October 2011, and my note on the proceedings is as follows:
On 6 September 2011, the Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor Ken Clarke announced that the blanket ban on filming in courts was to be lifted as a way to increase public understanding of the justice system. The plan is to broadcast the sentencing remarks of Court of Appeal judges, with a later move to those in the Crown Court. Witnesses, jurors, and deliberations would not be broadcast.
This move came after the criticism of sentencing and reasoning in light of the August riots. However, the notion of filming in court has been mooted for a long time, and the debate on the topic is not new. In light of this announcement, the Media Society held a panel discussion on cameras in court.
Alastair Stewart, ITN newsreader of long standing, was the Chair for the event, and the following were the panellists:
John Battle (ITN Head of Complaince);
Simon Bucks (Sky News);
Fran Unsworth (BBC); and
Stewart started with a few remarks about the background to the topic, point both to Clarke's announcement and the UKSC's broadcasts. He also noted that Scottish courts sometimes allow it for cases of public interest, but there has been varied success with the scheme. He continued by saying that while TV has a role in increasing confidence in the criminal justice system, some critical thinking needs to be done about how to make it work to the tastes of the parties involved, both those involved in the proceedings, and those broadcasting them.
Following a video by Mark Austin which set out an introduction to the debate as well as some initial points for both sides, the discussion got underway.
[AF note: two things stood out for me in the video: firstly, I never knew that the debate about film and photographs in court dated from the Dr Crippen trial in 1910, with photography being banned 15 years later; and that the first major push for the debate in modern times was as a result of the Louise Woodward trials in the US].
Whittingdale started by commenting that he was surprised it has taken this long to get a point where courts proceedings will be televised, considering how simple, easy and natural it seems as part of the #Leveson inquiry. His comments followed along the same lines as a speech given by the Master of the Rolls about proceedings and judgments being given in public already, noting that the public don't scrutinise them by visiting courts. He noted that the arguments for cameras in court are very like those made for the televising of Parliament, and that the behaviour of MPs has not changed much [AF note: there always seems to be a lot more people in the public gallery in Parliament than in a court though]. Certainly, the now very well-known footage of Murdochs Senior and Junior in front of the Select Committee commanded a huge audience, but perhaps this was due to the range of interest in the subject matter, as few people would have seen it otherwise.
Moving on to Sir Ivan Lawrence QC, his rebuttal focused on the notion that Parliament is not concerned with the activity in courts, and the courts are targeted on individuals, not issues. As such, the two cannot be held to be the same. His fear is that the proceedings could be tainted:
- advocates are very unlikely to grandstand, but there is always the temptation;
- justice is a delicate matter, and the perceptions of the non-lawyers involved may mean they are less willing to take an active role; and
- judges will be constantly thinking about whether something can be broadcast or not.
An important pointt Lawrence raised is that there is very little considered when someone is acquitted, as the media simply does not allow the stigma to to fall away.
Fran Unsworth of the BBC followed by saying that it is a valid experiment as it supports open justice, and naturally the BBC has a role in educating people. She noted that England and Wales is lagging behind other jurisdictions, even though this type of broadcast improves transparency. The question is whether a reporter should take this role or whether people should have direct access to it.
Unsworth felt that there is a sense of double standards, as tweeting is allowed in court but cameras are not, though of course camera equipment technology has improved dramatically so it would not take up nearly as much space as feared. She felt that the proposals were too limited as the the public would be bored and the chance wasted. Any worries that hearings would become a media circus should remember that US trials like the OJ Simpson trials were unique for obvious reasons.
Simon Bucks of Sky News followed; he pointed out that broadcasts of the House of Commons have been the norm for nearly 22 years, and now it all seems innocuous and unsurprising. That the trials for Parliamentary expenses fraud were not broadcast, despite the public interest (both meanings), was strange, as it is a core part of democracy to see such events. It must be remembered that people with day jobs or who works away from courts location do not have access to justice in the sense of a viewer or a consumer. Bucks continued by saying that broadcasters have been running a steady campaign for years on this topic, and saw the riots hearings as a perfect example of what could be achieved.
Professor Barendt admitted straight away that he comes at the concept as a sceptic, especially noting that the progression to the Crown Court could be more interesting, as the participants are usually more unwilling. His main concern that is the broadcasters will use their discretion to cover more newsworthy trials, and not local or civil matters. He wonders whether it would leave to mandatory gavel-to-gavel coverage as in the USA, or only extracts; the choice requires an editorial distinction. He agreed that we need to think about the reputation of an acquitted defendant given that the media can shape views and ideas.
John Battle started by mentioning that he has also been heavily involved in the background to the campaign, having met the Lord Chief Justice years before on the matter (prior to Judge LJ being the LCJ). However, he stated very simply that filming is not a revolutionary idea; the courts the British public don't get to see are their own, and the images available are scarce and very selective.
Returning to earlier concerns, he believed that there is very little evidence to support worries about disruption to advocates, and no evidence about the loss of protection for vulnerable witnesses. Judges will also be able to control the filming, in line with the rules for protected applications. He went on to say that the experiment can help feed the debate and assure those in proceedings what will happen. There will be better reporting of trials, and will also show the public just how informed and knowledgeable both judges and counsel are.
Questions from the floor:
Joshua Rozenberg asked why the Lord Chancellor has agreed to this now; are the government concerned the public aren't well-informed? And would reporting on TV show the judges as capable of supporting and sympathising?
JW responded that he wasn't sure why, but there is a definitely a growing feeling for openness in this government, something JB agreed with. IL is supportive of broadcasting judgments, something EB agrees with but there is a caveat that the media need to work closely with the LCJ to ensure standards on both sides are maintained, especially as the media needs to respect a judicial decision to not have a camera in court. FU believes that the plans do not go far enough, and that the audience would benefit from hearing the arguments.
Bob Satchell of the Society of Editors said that he feels it is a bit innocent to believe that the word rapist would no longer be used in association with an acquitted defendant. IL agreed, saying that a lifetime of working in courts says that the public don't see someone as acquitted, but as an acquitted rapist. JB says that legislation would be required to ensure that it is done fairly, but the regulators already exist to protect defendants; he also wonders why the statements and summing up could not also be included to give a more rounded picture. JW believes that this trial would increasingly remove the stigma as they can understand why a decision was reached. SB points out that the proposition would be introduced incrementally, and that the nature of media coverage is selective.
A question asked about whether legal terminology and arguments would be explained. FU felt that that is not what is of interest, but the principle of broadcasting remains. She felt it is like Parliament, some of the debates are electric, but most of it is boring.
In response to a point raised by Stewart again about liberty and reputation, IL stated that it is important to ensure that the stream of justice is not polluted. FU says that people are selective already in what they write, so they should not expect anything different about broadcasts. IL points that this may also make an increasing problem with juror research worse.
After some personal comments directed at IL, EB defended his co-panellist and espoused the view that there is no right to see a criminal trial, which could be supported by a very narrow reading of Article 6 ECHR. FU accepts that this is true, but states that the judge would have control; the important thing to consider would then be why the trial could not be viewed.
A question from the floor made a point that journalists would select trials based upon what they think, so would it better to consult the public on what they wish to see? IL reiterated the point that most court proceedings are dull, and dipping in and out gives a poor understanding of how proceedings work. FU for the most part agreed, saying that people need to be allowed to choose themselves. However IL thinks that it is more a practical issue which would add to judicial workloads. SB mentioned a red stop button for judges to stop a live stream and wondered whether this would be an option for criminal trials. JB points out there still need to be a clear delineation between editorial and judicial controls.
Mark Stephens of FSL pointed out that the Commonwealth has evidence related to broadcast proceedings, and notes that the populace of each country was just as concerned as those here, but the broadcasts work. He points to a prosecutor following the Vancouver riots who felt it was important to have justice seen to be done, and done openly. EB responded by saying that selectivity is a very unattractive proposition, and it was noticeable that a media conference in Beijing pointed to the criminal justice system in England and Wales as lacking in freedom of speech.
A question from the floor about how filming courts could make celebrity defendants and glamourise the facts was responded to by SB saying the visual consequences may act as a deterrent. FU says that it would make no difference to the impact of a case, as such as case would be well known enough anyway; the paper press creates the marketability.
Another question from the floor made a point about scrutiny of justice, and the need to distinguish between open and transparent democracy and how journalism works [AF note: this is also something I thought about, will there be a need for legal pundits to explain the rationale behind judgments?]. Another question asked whether reporters would use footage to increase their ratings. JW said that it would be a slow process of increasing access, as there is a clear need to work out how the system would work, but JB said that it is important it happens as the open justice system here is very weak. JW continued by saying that the Murdoch pie incident in itself was good news, but the irritation comes from the fact that a pie could make it into a Select Committee hearing.
IL moved the discussed back to selectivity and pointed to current examples in the news about a focus on views concerning a defendant and their families, and the witnesses, which could be viewed by jurors. JB disagreed with this, pointing the trial of Conrad Murray in the USA, and the role of jurors and their oath in proceedings. However, EB and IL pointed out that people can get their information about cases from papers anyway.
Some final remarks:
EB feels that TV coverage of trials will exacerbate unfair influence on the criminal justice system, but the coverage itself will be more sensational than the trial.
IL believes that there has been no public demand for this, as the public see there are dangers to justice [AF note: or they may just see it as too dull].
Finally, JW believes that the trial will go ahead and will be extended, especially with improving technology. A mention in the Queen's Speech could show proper commitment to the process.
Where are we now?
Now we have the campaign reaching a new strength, with BBC, Sky, and ITN writing to the heads of the political parties to gain their support for broadcasting courts. It cannot be denied that the principle is a sound one, but my concern is more about the practicality. Putting aside all the worries about grandstanding and witness protection, for which I am sure protocols would be developed, what good would broadcasting court proceedings actually do?
Watching my Twitter timeline, at times it is fascinating to see that people tune into web broadcasts of the Supreme Court and Parliamentary proceedings while they are at work. However, these are people with an interest in the matter at hand, be they wanting to see the outcome of a trial, or just marvelling at the levels of advocacy. How many of the people the broadcasters say cameras in court will reach actually care? My guess is not many. Also, how many people will be able to watch court proceedings live? How many will watch them on catch-up TV? Probably more for the latter, but still those not able to catch it will go for one of the excellent round-ups that is provided by other sources. I can't quite imagine people wanting to avoid news of a verdict in a case quite the same way as avoiding the football scores.
Another concern is that courts are odd places at times, with some very archaic expressions and behaviours still used in the more traditional proceedings. Would the broadcasters just leave their audience with the proceedings, or would they provide a talking head or two to explain what is being broadcast? A lot of the court proceedings broadcast already are watched by practitioners or those with a good understanding of what is happening, but to watch Supreme Court tv with a bare understanding of what is happening will not improve anyone's knowledge or experience of the justice system. There are excellent bloggers out there explaining the law, cases and developlments; The Judicial Office is getting extremely good at putting cases and remarks of interest on its website for people to find; and the Supreme Court publishes its judgments with press releases and summaries to help explain the decision reached. There so far has been no comment by the broadcasters about what they will do with the information gleaned from the broadcast. Each has used experts in the past to discuss important cases and developments, but there was no mention of such explanation in the debate, nor in any subsequent media (if someone can find it, please do show it to me). The public will still be left with the same information; it will be presented in a new, instant way, but still with the same level of understanding of what is happening and what is being said.
While I agree with the principle that justice should be seen to be done, cameras in court as they stand simply appear to be improving democracy in style only. Transparency has become a watchword of this government, turning something fundamental to popular democracy into a tickbox exercise. It is my belief that it is not the presentation of the information that matters, it is what you do with it and how we understand it that matters.


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Introduction: Clay Shiver: No Thanks, Playmates Florida State University's sports information department had big news for Clay Shiver early this year [1995]: Playboy magazine had selected him for its preseason All-America football team. But quicker than he snaps the ball, the 6-foot-2, 280-pound center said, "No thanks."
"I couldn't see any good coming from being in the magazine," says Shiver, who has his eyes on the pros after graduation. "My mind was made up before it was offered to me."
The FSU business major adds: "It's almost funny how God works these things out even before we're faced with them." That's how it happened for Shiver. Two weeks before he received the news, Shiver prayed about his response because the Seminoles' chaplain, Clint Purvis, was convinced he would be named to Playboy's team. Purvis asked Shiver what he would do. "I trust Clint a lot," says Shiver, who leads opening prayer and Scripture readings at First Baptist of Tallahassee's college worship services. "He knew I was going to be selected. It was like the Lord spoke to him."
Although the talented player realized this "honor" is one of the highest preseason awards a college football player can receive from sportswriters, it also meant an endorsement of Playboy. Clay didn't want to embarrass his mother and grandmother by appearing in the magazine or give old high school friends an excuse to buy that issue.
"Clay really gave up being named 'the best player in the country' at his position. It was a witness to people in the football program who wouldn't have known about Clay's faith," says Purvis, minister to students at First Baptist. "One Christian teammate said, 'I don't know if I could have turned it down.' "
But Shiver, an on-field leader with spiritual insight, cites (Luke 12:48), "To whom much is given, much is required."
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