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TH3210 - Script Analysis
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Fundamental analysis course to develop skills needed to interpret dramatic material for direction, performance and design. Investigation of thought process involved in discovering the structure of script and in breaking it down in terms of Action, Objective and Motivational Units. Preparatory to transforming a script from page to production. This course is a prerequisite for all directing courses. Falls. Prerequisite(s): Theatre majors only.


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"Clifford's Big Heart/Cleo's Valentine Surprise"
CLIFFORD'S BIG HEART: Clifford looks for the biggest and reddest Valentine's Day present for Emily Elizabeth. He first picks up a truck and then dog bone art work. He soon learns that he is the best gift! CLEO'S VALENTINE SURPRISE: The dog gang is celebrating Valentine's DayCleo has been hiding dog bones and red bows all around town in order to surprise Clifford and T-Bone with the best present. D
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PITTSBURGH -- Here are some early observations and ruminations from Eagles-Steelers game:
Targeting Asomugha
With Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie blanketing Mike Wallace for most of the first half, Ben Roethlisberger continued to look and throw at Nnamdi Asomugha.
The Eagles cornerback has increasingly been targeted by opposing quarterbacks this season. Roethlisberger hit receiver Antonio Brown for a couple of medium-length pass completions and then found the receiver in the end zone after he beat Asomugha.
Brown, though, couldn't hold onto the ball, and Asomugha dodged a bullet. In the second half, he was again on Brown when Roethlisberger hit the receiver for six yards on third down and six.
More Havili
Stanley Havili's growing role in the Eagles' offense was on display on Sunday.
The Eagles continue to use the fullback in multiple packages and not just as a lead blocker. He lined up as an outside receiver, as an extra tight end and was used in the running game and the passing game.
The Eagles rave about his versatility, and his blocking was late developing. Havili is turning into a complete fullback.
Inconsistent punting
When the Eagles signed Mat McBriar two weeks ago, special teams coordinator Bobby April said he wanted consistency. It has not come yet.
McBriar, a two-time Pro Bowler, might be a better long-term answer than Chas Henry this season, but there haven't been immediate benefits. His 56-yard punt went into the end zone for a touchback, and he missed on a 39-yard punt that could have pinned the Steelers deep into their territory.
He had four punts Sunday for an average of 44 yards.
In and then back out
The Steelers got healthy during the bye and welcomed safety Troy Polomalu, linebacker James Harrison and running back Rashard Mendenhall back into the fold for Sunday's game.
But Polomalu re-injured his calf in the first half and did not return. The Steelers also lost linebacker LaMarr Woodley, their best pass rusher in their first three games, to a hamstring injury. The Eagles did little to capitalize on their absence in the first half.
Work in progress
Rookie linebacker Mychal Kendricks deserves the praise he's earned this season, but he whiffed on two one-on-one tackling possibilities in Sunday's first half.
The first was a Roethlisberger run when Roethlisberger faked a pitch that Kendricks bit on. It was a human reaction, but it looked like Kendricks thought the option was actually an option, and he missed a difficult shoestring tackle on Mendenhall's 13-yard touchdown.
Best for last
Tight end Brent Celek caught a clutch 2-yard touchdown pass to put the Eagles ahead in the fourth quarter. Earlier in the game, however, with their offensive line battered and facing a blitz-happy Steelers defense, the Eagles had to keep Celek in to block.
Celek provided a lot of help for left tackle Demetress Bell against Harrison. But with Celek staying in, Michael Vick didn't have his second-leading receiver as an option. The tight end had only one pass thrown in his direction in the first half - a throw away - and didn't record a catch until the third quarter. Celek finished his day with three catches for nine yards.
Not enough pressure?
The Eagles defensive line had only five sacks in the first four games this season.
The reasons, we were told, were because quarterbacks were getting rid of the ball quicker and opposing offenses were helping their lines by chip blocking. There was certainly some of that again on Sunday, but the Birds' front four was not generating enough pressure for most of the first half.
Brandon Graham, who has played well enough to warrant more snaps, was the only defensive lineman that was consistently getting in Roethlisberger's face.
Trent Cole and Jason Babin were almost non-existent in the first 30 minutes, especially late in the second quarter as the Steelers scored 10 points on their final two drives.
In the end, the Eagles did not sack Roethlisberger at all.


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Long before the Internet came along and ruined our ability to experience anything and simply enjoy it, Gary Larson drew a "Far Side" cartoon of a cow staring blankly at a table, upon which is a set of poorly made, nonsensical tools. The cow's brow appears furrowed, as if it is unable to decide which one to use. The caption reads simply: "Cow Tools." Larson's logic behind the gag was this: How hideous and apparently useless would a cow's tool set be?
Unfortunately for Larson, one of the tools vaguely resembled a saw, causing confused readers to seek out human analogs in the rest of the tool set in order to decipher the gag. Predictably this misreading led to frustration and a subsequent outpouring of angry reader mail. According to Larson's "Prehistory of the Far Side," it is arguably the most loathed "Far Side" strip ever, which says a lot: the comic was often intentionally obtuse
A recent rap lyric has elicited a cow-tools-esque reaction on the Internet. To be precise, though, we should call it a mondegreen: the term for misheard song lyrics that give rise to new words or meanings. Sylvia Wright coined the term in an essay for Harper's in 1954, recounting a frequent mishearing of a lyric from "The Bonny Earl O'Moray" that she experienced as a child: "Laid him on the green," to her young ear, became "Lady Mondegreen." (Other frequently cited, if not quite current, mondegreens include, "Secret Asian man," "Chicken to ride" and " 'Scuse me while I kiss this guy.")
The mondegreen we're discussing today is "fanute" — rhymes with salute. French Montana, a rapper from Morocco by way of the Bronx, seems to say it on Rick Ross's "Stay Schemin'," a recent mix-tape hit. Type "fanute" into Twitter's search, and you'll probably see a new tweet surface every 30 seconds or so, with someone misquoting the lyric in question (sometimes ironically) or asking what "fanute" means or just jokingly using it in a sentence. All this was uncovered by a writer, Joe Coscarelli, who discovered that "What does 'fanute' mean?" was a recommended Google search; the query was that popular. The word has taken on a life of its own since, and as with many slang terms we adopt into our vocabulary, the line between ironic and sincere usage is never entirely clear, as irony frequently leads to sincerity. "I've come so far in the last two, three years. But one never stops improving, so I'll continue to fanute," someone tweeted, seemingly sincerely; when someone else tweeted on June 28, "Fanute that health care, dawg," it was done obviously a bit less so
So what is the true meaning of "fanute"? Most likely in an effort to save syllables, or out of pure laziness, French Montana omitted most of the hard consonants from the words "from the hoopty coupe to that Ghost, dog" leading to the mondegreen "fanute the coupe to that Ghost, dog." Fanute is not unlike Larson's cow's "saw": "fanute" is a figment of the viewer/listener's imagination, and because of the way the sentence is structured, "fanute" appears to be a transitive verb, thus sending the listener on a potentially vexing quest for meaning where there is none to be found. A music blogger who goes by Mobb Deen, who has a bit of an obsession with this particular mondegreen, has since defined "fanute" as: 1. v., To convert; to turn less into more via "swag." Or 2. Anything you want it to mean
Not everyone is satisfied with this chaos, however, and one site in particular, RapGenius, has harnessed the power of the masses to guarantee that you never embarrass yourself at a party with a rap mondegreen again. It's a wiki-style site that posts song lyrics and invites users to offer explanations for potentially obscure references or difficult-to-understand phrasings. At RapGenius, you'll find Montana's lyrics transcribed properly, and you'll also find an explanation in a pop-up window: " 'Ghost, dog' refers to the extremely expensive Rolls-Royce Ghost, which Montana now claims to be driving in place of his old, beat-up car." It is even accompanied by an image of the Rolls-Royce. This read of Montana's lyrics — most likely 100 percent correct (and fanutelessly dry) — was added by the user SameOldShawn, whose "Rap IQ" on the site has surpassed 100,000 points. RapGenius ranks its users, and at 10 points per "good" explanation and 20 points per "great," you can safely assume that SameOldShawn keeps busy supporting RapGenius's efforts
The perhaps fallacious assumption at the Web site's heart is that every rap lyric has a meaning and that the meaning of every rap lyric should be unearthed. It's true that rap is routinely made up of arcane local vernacular, references to pop culture, snippets of other rap lyrics and even music-industry, inside-baseball jargon. Yet part of the joy of listening to a lot of rap music is having all this unfold for you as you become more familiar with it. And furthermore, you need look no further than the work of Das EFX, Cam'ron or Ghostface Killah to find that between the playful nature of the genre and its formal strictures, plenty of rap lyrics have absolutely no meaning at all. Cam'ron claims, in the opening line to "Get Em Girls," that he can "get computers 'putin' " What can we possibly do with that?
Victor Vazquez from the Brooklyn rap duo Das Racist once referred to RapGenius as "white-devil sophistry" on a song called "Middle of the Cake." And yes, that lyric, too, is dissected on RapGenius — pull it up, and you'll find a freestyle rap on video from an editor of the site, shirtlessly and awkwardly refuting the claim. If the RapGeniuses are sophists — like the sneaky Greek philosophers who perniciously used logic to lead followers to illogical conclusions — then their wrongheaded conclusion is perhaps that all of this can, or should, be explained in a linear, X-means-Y fashion. Which means that in this online world of prescriptive listening, there is no room for fanute
RapGenius is part of a broader effort in recent years, both online and in print, to organize rap lyrics into something more useful to listeners, as if rap lyrics qua rap lyrics were utterly useless. In 2010, Yale University Press published the Anthology of Rap, which canonizes dozens of rap songs — or more specifically, their lyrics — as a sort of poetry. Not only does the anthology include verses "that were almost certainly not written by the performer credited — ghostwriting has been and always will be part of the genre — it warrants mentioning that the anthology contains more than a few transcription errors of its own, chronicled by Paul Devlin in Slate. For example, Devlin points out that the transcription of 50 Cent's lyrics from "Ghetto Qua'ran" would have it that George Wallace, the segregationist four-time Alabama governor, was dealing cocaine in Jamaica, Queens — instead of Gerald Wallace, the drug dealer 50 Cent actually references. (Alas, no RapGeniuses were present to correct them.)
This isn't merely a detached academic's game, however. Jay-Z put out the book "Decoded" in 2010, in which he "decodes" the lyrics to a number of his better-known songs, while tying them back to his life story. The notion that Jay-Z's lyrics need some sort of Rosetta Stone is somewhat strange, though — he is indeed talented, but he is also an incredibly accessible lyricist
Whereas "Decoded" and RapGenius at least encourage the exegesis of lyrics, elsewhere online, rap lyrics are treated more like a form of structured data. RapMetrics, for instance, is a fascinating project by a chemical-engineering student named Liban Ali Yusuf; it is both a rhyming dictionary and a source of more-provocative analytical projects. In one, Yusuf sifted through lyrics by white and black artists and generated a list of "white" words and "black" words. A few "black" words: Houston, mink, Impala. A few "white" words: rotting, nuggets, ninja (which: ugh). On the less sophisticated end of things, far away from RapMetrics (which is a truly impressive project) we have the circa 2008 meme of presenting rap lyrics in graphical form. For example, in one tongue-in-cheek graph designed to show the proportional relationship described by Notorious B.I.G., Puff Daddy and Ma$e on "Mo' Money, Mo' Problems," the X axis is labeled "money" and the Y axis is labeled "problems."
As lyrically dense as rap can be, it's no wonder that the lyrics present themselves as a problem to be solved, something to be organized either in wiki fashion or to be parsed like raw data. In wiki arrangement, the lyrics are treated as having no intrinsic value beyond the references they make; as raw data, they are done away with almost entirely. Both approaches belie an attitude that ultimately creates distance between the listener and the music: rap lyrics are data; rap lyrics are graphs. Rap lyrics are poetry to be read in your smoking jacket with a glass of Cognac (E. & J., sir? I recommend you fanute to the Louis XIII?). Perhaps this is reflective of a certain discomfort that rap music's ever-broadening fan base has with the genre (or a discomfort with its own outsider's unfamiliarity with the genre). It at least suggests a nascent anxiety: that to appreciate the music in a direct and visceral or even emotional way would be untoward for the effete, urbane listener. It is hard to imagine this brand of wink-wink analysis happening to any other form of music — make a graph out of Band of Horses lyrics, and see if anyone laughs
More to the point, however, is that this rigorous organization of rap lyrics into structured and unstructured data sets, into problems to be solved, exists in direct opposition to accidental mondegreens like "fanute," which can arise only from actually listening to the music, rather than fussing over it as if it were your homework. The Internet is a powerful research tool, and apparently we've decided to use it to enable crowdsourced pedantry of the most obnoxious sort. Anyone with a laptop can be as authoritative as Springfield's Comic Book Guy now, and apparently that's something to be celebrated. We can turn something that ought to be enjoyed into something that owes us an explanation for its existence, into something that must reveal its underlying worth. We can use the Internet to sniff out and suffocate every mystery from all four corners of the globe, from the grandest conspiracies to the pettiest dispute. Yet despite these attempts to control, categorize and define, there's still somehow room for mondegreens like "fanute" to break through and remind you why you like listening to rap
While "Cow Tools" is funny on its own, sort of, it's at least twice as funny with the knowledge that it vexed so many readers — even the cow looks angry. "Fanute" is similar. It's a reminder that, in the face of this wave of rationalization brought on by the Internet, we're still capable of appreciating the chaos. Now if you'll excuse me I have some fanuting to do around the house
Rap Genius breaks down an article in the NY Times calling them out on being prescriptivists when it comes to lyrics…THAT'S THAT SHIT WE DON'T LIKE!


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COLUMBIA -- University of South Carolina board members have scheduled a meeting where they will reportedly discuss replacing retired basketball coach Dave Odom.
Several media outlets, citing unnamed sources, are reporting that Western Kentucky coach Darrin Horn will be South Carolina's new basketball coach. Odom stepped down after seven years with the Gamecocks.
Calls to school officials today were not immediately returned. The board meeting is set for Tuesday.
Western Kentucky athletic director Wood Selig could not say today if Horn had accepted the position.
The 35-year-old Horn has three years remaining on his contract. That includes a buyout of $157,000 per year and a provision requiring Horn's new school to play four games against the Hilltoppers.


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Saint Patrick of Ireland..."I used to stay out in the forests and on the mountain and I would wake up before daylight to pray in the snow, in icy coldness, in rain, and I used to feel neither ill nor any slothfulness, because, as I now see, the Spirit was burning in me at that time. And it was there of course that one night in my sleep I heard a voice saying to me: 'You do well to fast: soon you will depart for your home country.' And again, a very short time later, there was a voice prophesying: 'Behold, your ship is ready.' And it was not close by, but, as it happened, two hundred miles away, where I had never been nor knew any person. And shortly thereafter I turned about and fled from the man with whom I had been for six years, and I came, by the power of God who directed my route to advantage (and I was afraid o nothing), until I reached that ship. ""I am, then, first of all, countryfied, an exile, evidently unlearned, one who is not able to see into the future, but I know for certain, that before I was humbled I was like a stone lying in deep mire, and he that is mighty came and in his mercy raised me up and, indeed, lifted me high up and placed me on top of the wall. And from there I ought to shout out in gratitude to the Lord for his great favours in this world and for ever, that the mind of man cannot measure."
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"Who are we? We find that we live on an insignificant planet of a humdrum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner of a universe in which there are far more galaxies than people." - Carl Sagan
Quote from: Asteriktos on October 28, 2009, 10:19:45 PM"Who are we? We find that we live on an insignificant planet of a humdrum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner of a universe in which there are far more galaxies than people." - Carl SaganI love Carl Sagan's speech about the Pale Blue Dot.
I have this one on my Facebook, and I really like it:"A child may ask, "What is the world's story about?" And a grown man or woman may wonder, "What way will the world go? How does it end and, while we're at it, what's the story about?"I believe that there is one story in the world, and only one, that has frightened and inspired us, so that we live in a Pearl White serial of continuing thought and wonder. Humans are caught - in their lives, in their thoughts, in their hungers and ambitions, in their avarice and cruelty, and in their kindness and generosity too - in a net of good and evil. I think this is the only story we have and that it occurs on all levels of feeling and intelligence. Virtue and vice were warp and woof of our first consciousness, and they will be the fabric of our last, and this despite any changes we may impose on field and river and mountain, on economy and manners. There is no other story. A man, after he has brushed off the dust and chips of his life, will have left only the hard, clean questions: Was it good or was it evil? Have I done well - or ill?"(John Steinbeck, "East of Eden," Part Four, chapter 34)
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Do you get your buzz from a big mug of java or a shot of espresso? Maybe a soy hazelnut latte with honey or an icy frappé dripping with whipped cream and cinnamon? Or just a cuppa joe? How about your tea — black, white, green, yellow, red bush, oolong, pekoe, chai, herbal or obscure? No matter how you dress them up, naked coffees and teas from around the world are the first and most important step to creating beverages savored daily by nearly 70% of Americans.
In fact, one-third of the world's population now drinks coffee. That's about 2 billion coffee drinkers. No other beverage (except water) is as popular.
Some of the first coffee consumers may have been goats, who didn't really care about the frou-frou options. Legend has it that a goatherd in the Ethiopian highlands where coffee is native saw his goats perk up after eating coffee berries, the fruit of the coffee tree. The goatherd told his abbot, who made a drink from the berries to help him stay awake during evening prayers.
From Ethiopia, coffee consumption spread to the Arabian Peninsula, eastern Mediterranean, Europe and the Americas. How popular is it? Well, Starbucks now operates about 17,000 cafes worldwide.
And as for modern frou-frou: The Viennese serve coffee a couple of dozen ways, including mélange (with hot milk plus foamed milk on top), Eiskaffee (cold with vanilla ice cream and, if that's not enough calories for you, whipped cream) and Kaisermelange (black with honey, egg yolk and Cognac).
Using techniques similar to those used by sommeliers, chocolate tasters and perfumers, you can learn the basics of coffee beans and tea leaves in order to define and refine your favorites. We've found a dozen hot spots for you to do your own coffee-cupping and tea-tasting while traveling around the West.
Get serious coffee instruction at
Blue Bottle Coffee'
s roastery and coffee bar, three blocks from Jack London Square, where free public cuppings are held at 2 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. This is not kicking back for a foam-decorated cappuccino — oh, no, this is weighty coffee analysis.
For the cuppings, single-source beans (no blends) are brewed black and unfiltered with the grounds floating on top so guests can check aroma, body and surface or "skin." Then the new coffee connoisseurs slurp the liquid to aerate it so taste buds on different parts of the tongue can savor the flavor.
Aeration also helps you feel the "weight" of the coffee, such as whether it's dry and astringent or thick and heavy with lots of depth. Blue Bottle Coffee, 300 Webster St., Oakland; (510) 653-3394,
San Francisco
Head across the Bay Bridge to San Francisco's lively Chinatown for tea tasting with grand claims for health and vitality.
— with the slogan "Enjoy the moment of beatitude" — lets you smell some of its more than 60 traditional and herbal teas to decide which ones you want to try.
Cost is $3 for tasting five teas; if you buy loose tea, the tasting is free. Blest Tea
752 Grant Ave., San Francisco; (415) 951-8516,
At the three
Vital Tea Leaf
shops in Chinatown, you'll be asked which health benefits you want from your tea and offered recommended free samples from a selection of 400 intriguing teas in jars neatly lining the walls. How many can you try? Tea server Carina Le answered, "You can try as many as you want until your bladder fills up." Vital Tea Leaf, 509, 905 and 1044 Grant Ave., San Francisco;
Portland, Ore.
At the red brick-walled
Stumptown Annex
, prepare for earnest cuppings at noon and 2 p.m. every day. Following the same steps that coffee growers, roasters and sellers use for evaluation, for 45 minutes you'll sniff, smell, re-smell, smell again, slurp and spit three small cups each of about five coffees — three cups to make sure one bad bean hasn't distorted the experience. Stumptown Annex, 3352 S.E. Belmont St., Portland; (503) 467-4123,
. Also 3 p.m. daily at 1115 12th Ave., Seattle; (206) 323-1544.
You'll find
Steven Smith Teamaker
in a 100-year-old building 10 blocks northwest of Portland's gentrified Pearl District. Smith, who co-founded Stash Tea and founded Tazo, said, "We're not a typical teahouse. We don't sell scones and biscuits and tea accessories. Instead, we're trying to bring people into the tea-making experience as closely as possible without them having to wear a hairnet." The tea makers talk about the "geography of the teas" — their origin, how they're processed, where natural flavors reminiscent of chestnut and caramel come from. The shop offers flights — similar to wine flights — of four teas for $5.75. Steve Smith Teamaker,1626 N.W. Thurman St., Portland; (503) 719-8752,
If atmosphere matters to you, the
Tower of Cosmic Reflections
is a traditional Chinese teahouse inside the Lan Su Chinese Garden, with upturned corners on the tile roof, red tassels hanging from square light fixtures and ornately carved window frames opening onto a pond with lily pads.
A flight of three to five teas for two people from one category (green, white, black and so on) is $14-$25. Admission to the garden is an additional $8.50 a person. (You must pay the garden admission to visit the teahouse). Tower of Cosmic Reflections, 239 N.W. Everett St., Portland; (503) 224-8455, http://www.taooftea.com
All that caffeine got you moving? Seattle by Foot offers a two-hour
Original Coffee Crawl
walking tour with local coffee history (including the favorite hangout of Frasier and Niles) and stops at three to four coffeehouses where baristas offer free tastings. You'll also pick up a little Seattle history. $22 with advanced reservations; $26 for walk-ups (cash only). Seattle by Foot,
Boulder, Colo.
A block east of the popular Pearl Street Mall, the
Cup Espresso Cafe
holds organic, fair-trade tastings hosted by Conscious Coffees, a local roastery. The free hourlong sessions, held occasionally on Saturday mornings, include blind tasting of two to six coffees from one or more regions, discussion of the samples' characteristics and guests' reactions. Cup Espresso Cafe, 1521 Pearl St., Boulder; (303) 449-5173,
After all that tasting and testing, it's time to relax at afternoon tea in the
Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse
, a gift from the people of Boulder's sister city, Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan. Floral ceramic-tile panels, intricately hand-carved columns, bright hand-painted ceilings and furniture with fine detail work derive from Persian and Tajik artistic traditions stretching back nearly two millenniums.
The formal afternoon tea, with white tablecloths and floral arrangements, presents patrons with a choice of one of 100 teas and a "three-tiered tower" of pastries, scones, cucumber finger sandwiches, small cakes and a special course of the chef's discretion. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance. Open 3-5 p.m. daily. Cost $18.95, ($10.95 for children age 9 and younger). 1770 13th St., Boulder; (303) 442-4993,


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Final Fantasy XIV players have been wondering about what specific features of their old characters they'll be able to change with the release of A Realm Reborn, especially considering that there will be three new combinations between race and gender available (male miquo'te, female roegadyn and female highlander).
Today they finally got confirmation of the best case scenario.
Okay I can dig it, JRPGs adapting..adding customization like western rpgs.
I'm glad to hear I can change my characters name. After investing hundreds and hundreds of hours into my character and considering everyone will have to remake or redesign there alt it's nice to know I'm not locked to my current name if I decide to go with a new race or sex. I like my original character but who knows with all the new options what creativity may inspire.
The male miquo'te look pretty cool I'm tempted to go with that but after playing 7 years as a rolly-Polly tarutaru on FFXI I know it's a decision to not take lightly. I might just stick with my cat girl mainly because I like their emotes and I'm just used to my current looks and from the beta so far I can recreate my cat 100%.


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Alcohol Guide
33% of men and 16% of women in the UK drink alcohol at a level considered hazardous to health. It causes physical, psychological and social problems nationwide and in 2007 led to 863,000 hospital admissions and 6,541 deaths.
Current recommendations are no more than 14 units per week for men and women. A pint of standard lager contains 2.3 units, a small glass of wine is 1.5 units and a standard (25ml) measure of spirits is 1 unit.
Our practice can refer those who seek help with alcohol misuse to local Addiction services, and the following websites may also be helpful.
Useful Websites
NHS Inform Website www.nhsinform.co.uk/alcohol-misuse
Drink Smarter Website www.drinksmarter.org
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The USA remains the world's most popular destination for international students. Universities in the US dominate the world rankings and the country also offers a wide variety of exciting study locations. State university systems are partially subsidized by state governments, and may have many campuses spread around the state, with hundreds of thousands of students.
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Yummy Themed Pillows & Totes
We absolutely love making yummy treats. Whether they're whoopie pies, cookies, cakes, cupcakes (you name it!) we love making them, and best of all, soaking up how beautiful they are before everyone ravages them up. If you think about it &mdash a lot of the treats that we make at home look like artwork. The colors, the shapes, the different textures &mdash we think they'd make great pieces of art if captured in the right way.
And that's exactly what Bonjour Mon Coussin thought as well, which is why they released these yummy pillows and tote bags. These would be really fun in a bright, retro kitchen (much like Chris & Liz's Retro Renovation) or even in a guest bedroom. They'd also make really great gifts for those sweet tooth friends of yours.
Each pillowcase is 100% cotton front with a polycotton back and 100% polyester filling. The cover is pulled closed with satin ribbons located on the back, which can also be used to hang the pillows &mdash great idea for a kids room!
A few of the pillows are also perfume pillows. They come with a fragrance that matches the image on the pillow.
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One of the most interesting characters and the oldest person in this section of the county passed away Thursday morning of last week when Mrs. Mahala Wells Huff died at the home of her son on Little Blaine Creek, three miles south of Louisa, Kentucky, at the age of 108 years and 19 days. Mrs. Huff's husband fought in the War of 1812 and her father was in the Revolutionary War. She was a former Wayne County woman, having been born across Tug River from where she died, on West Virginia soil. Mrs. Huff was known to most Wayne County folks as she lived near the Wayne- Lawrence County, W. Va./Ky. line.
The death of Mrs. Huff ended the oldest life of the most pioneer of all citizens in this part of the State. Even the log cabin where she lived with her son and where she died last Thursday was suggestive of pioneer days. It is a three-room cabin, built from logs cut from the hills' sparse woods, chinked with mortar and trimmed with heavy boards laboriously sawed by hand. The windows are burnished like the brightness of a new pane and the plank floors of the old cabin are scrubbed to a cleanliness that is like fresh butter before the milk has been worked out. And here dwelt Mrs. Mahala Wells Huff, born 8 years more than a century ago across Tug River in West Virginia within walking distance of the very cabin which has been her home for almost forty years.
Forty years, to most of us, seems quite a long period, but Mrs. Huff was a girl of 75 when she came to this hill cabin to live for the rest of her life with her son, Henderson, her only child, who is now a youth of 75 summers. With them lived Mrs. Huff's daughter-in-law, Laura; John Workman, the latter's uncle, who considered himself the youngest member of the family at 76 years, and a lad whom they had taken to raise--all of their own children having left the old home.
Although the daughter-in-law was in active charge of the household, Mrs. Huff was by no means a burden on the rest of the family. On the contrary, she made up the beds every morning--and these are old Kentucky feather beds and no light work for any chunky pair of arms--and almost always helped with washing the dishes as a part of the cooking. She swept and scrubbed the floors and turned the handle on the mechanical churn with as much vigor and a great deal more industry than any youngster of eighteen.
She did these things up until a short time before her death last week.
On Decoration Day in 1922, Mrs. Huff was named by the government as the oldest widow on its pension rolls. She was then more than 103 years old and the following war record of her departed husband was announced by the war department:
"James Huff volunteered November 5, 1813, at Knoxville, Tenn., and served until March 10, 1814, when he was honorably discharged. He served with the Fourth Regiment of General Taylor's brigade, having participated in numerous skirmishes near Norfolk, Virginia.
"The year after his return to civil life, he married Miss Ann Pennington. When she died, he then married Miss Mahala Wells, who survives him."
Age brought to Mrs. Huff a philosophy of life that is not inharmonious with the bleakness of the hills outside the little cabin, nor with the smooth, inevitable sweep of Tug River, clearly visible on a bright day off to the south as it goes to join Levisa Fork at the twin towns of Louisa and Fort Gay to make the Big Sandy River.
"I just intend to keep goin' until I die," she said in an interview a short while before her death, without a touch of the self-pity so often noticeable in similar statements from aged people.
"I enjoy living just like I always did, and I don't suppose I ever will get tired of it." She chuckled and leaned toward the big open fireplace, where four foot legs blazed forth a heat that made the whole cabin cozy, peering into the coals over her ancient spectacles, holding her brown, old hands to the warming flames.
"I've heard young people say that they wanted to die before they get old and couldn't get about like they did when they were in the 'teens, but there don't seem to be any reason for feeling that way about it when you reach old age. Of course, I don't care so much about dancing as I did once, and I'd a heap rather sit in a spring water on a ride than on a mule's back. Still I like to do my work around the house here, and then sit down and rest after it's done, feeling like I'd really accomplished something and saved somebody else the trouble."
She paused to readjust her spectacles a little further from her eyes. "After I've done a bit of sweeping, or scrubbing, or washing, and I sit down in front of the fire to rest, I feel so comfortable and peaceful that it seems I never really enjoyed living until that very minute. Most people don't know how much real fun there is in resting until they grow old, then they're afraid to do enough work to get tired, and they never appreciate what they miss."
Nor was it an uneventful life that the old venerable lady recalled.
She was born in the year 1818 in a one-room cabin on Well's Ridge in the heart of Wayne County, West Virginia. Ann and Moses Wells built the Cabin but a few years after Daniel Boone had tracked through that country and made his coonskin cap a symbol for love of adventure and courage that dare any danger to penetrate an unknown land.
She was the youngest of four children, all of whom have long since passed away, and she grew to robust young womanhood with only the vaguest conception of other mortals outside of her immediate family, who lived in the scattered cabins many miles away on Twelvepole Creek and down at the mouth of Tug River, where twin trading posts had been settled.
Occasionally she saw small boats on Tug River, when she accompanied her father hunting, and they learned from traders of a town of considerable proportions which had grown up at the mouth of Big Sandy, where it added its turbid waters to those of the Ohio River. So it was not surprising that after the death of Moses Wells the family foresook the cabin on Well's Ridge and moved to Catlettsburg, then one of the most prosperous towns along the Ohio.
Here they lived, until the mother of the family died, leaving Mahala, the only daughter, to keep house for her brothers, one of whom left home when the removal to Catlettsburg was made.
Soon after the death of her mother, Mahala Wells married James Huff, a veteran of the War of 1812, in which he served as a private in G. W. Camp's company of the Virginia Militia, and they lived in the towns of Catlettsburg and Louisa until his death. Neither the records of the government, which paid Mrs. Huff a pension as the widow of a veteran of this country's last war with England, nor those of either of the towns in which the couple lived throw any light on the Huffs.
James Huff seems to have been a riverman, but in those days most of the male residents of Ohio River towns either followed the river or aspired to do so, so that classification is too generous to give much information. The Huff home, in common with most of the homes in the border towns during the troublesome days of the Civil War, was raided first by home guards and then by guerilla fighters from both the Union and the Confederate forces.
At any rate, Mrs. Huff's Bible, with the history of her family and that of her husband carefully recorded on the yellow pages, was lost during that period, along with most of her prized family treasures, most of which were relics of the days of the revolution.
James Huff died in 1872, and six years later, by the act of a benevolent Congress, Mrs. Huff began to receive the munificent sum of eight dollars a month as a token of the services her husband had rendered his country in time of need. . . .
Meantime her son had married, and Mrs. Huff, longing for the freedom of the hills and isolated life she had known as a child, went to live with her son and his wife in the cabin that stands on the highest and the bleakest hill that borders Little Blaine Creek.
In an interview a short while before her death, Mrs. Huff said that she didn't have any prescription for longevity except except working in the daytime and sleeping at night, living where the air is always fresh and the worries of a complex civilization are the lightest. Worry, she said, was the cause of most deaths and the reason why so few people got any real enjoyment out of life.
The death of Mrs. Huff at the age of 108 years on Thursday of last week is of interest to people the whole country over, since so few people ever attain that advanced age, but her death is news of outstanding interest to readers of Wayne County News since the deceased was a native of Wayne County and had spent her entire life either in this county or near its borders.
Despite the fact that over two hundred boys representing twenty-eight different high schools took part in the Annual Voc-Ag Judging Contest at the State University at Morgantown last week, Wayne County High School took fifth place in the sweepstakes with a score of 95 per cent, which shows that the competition is becoming keener each year. The same score of 95 per cent won first place for Wadestown last year.
The first ten teams stood as follows and in the order named: Aurora, Morgantown, Masontown, Peterstown, Wayne County, Shinnston, Petersburg, Hodgesville, Wadestown, and Greenville.
Wayne ranked in team honors as follows: Second in grain; fifth in fruit; fifth in Holstein cattle. In individual honors, Minse Adkins took first place over two hundred boys from twenty-eight high schools, winning a gold medal. His score was 98.6 out of a possible hundred. This is indeed a remarkable score.
Basil McKee finished fourth in the judging of grain with a score of 92.4 per cent. This is another very good score.
Rudolph Perry stood eighth in fruit judging, and Edgar White stood tenth in livestock.
Wayne County is one of the farthest schools away from the State Judging Contest in Morgantown. However, in spite of this fact, Wayne was represented by the largest delegation of boys--to be exact, twelve in number--which makes thirty boys that have represented Wayne County over the past three years. The majority of the schools only takes three boys to do all the judging. Wayne County believes in all her boys and girls, not just a few; therefore, the twelve boys made up four teams, composed of three boys to each team. Many other boys in the Agriculture classes at the County High School were as good as these boys, but certain conditions did not allow them to attend. All the boys on the team made a good showing, or we never would have made a total sweepstake score of 95 per cent. Great pleasure is taken in introducing to Wayne County her noble sons who hold up the good qualities of our community in such a splendid fashion.
The boys' names are Roscoe Adkins, Marvin Wilson, Wallace Wellman, Edgar White, Jack Preston, Horace Tabor, Otto Tabor, Lowell Sellards, Clyde Tabor, Minse Adkins, Basil McKee, and Rudolph Perry.
The boys made the trip to Morgantown by automobile truck and were accompanied by Professor William M. Garrison, head of the Agricultural Department in the local high school and to whom a great amount of credit is due for the good showing made by the Wayne County judging teams.
Wayne County High School dropped three games in basketball over the week-end, all the games played on the home floor at Wayne.
The Wayne boys lost to Proctorsville, Ohio, 10 to 14 Friday night.
The Wayne girls' team lost to the girls of Ceredo-Kenova Saturday evening 15-22.
The Wayne boys lost to the fast Ceredo-Kenova five Saturday night following the girls' game in the feature home game of the season by the score of 13 to 19. That was a real exhibition of basketball and enjoyed by a big crowd. Wayne held Ceredo-Kenova to a closer score than did Huntington High School as C-K defeated Huntington 24-17.
Friday of this week Wayne plays Catlettsburg, and on Saturday night Chesapeake at Chesapeake. On the 24th the locals play Milton at Wayne, and on February 4th Wayne plays a return game with Ceredo-Kenova on the C-K floor.
So far this season, Ceredo-Kenova has played nine games and has won every one, their splendid record today for the season being indicated by the following scores:
C-K 21 Grayson 8
C-K 24 South Point 10
C-K 19 Hurricane 11
C-K 28 Columbia Central 20
C-K 30 Ashland Blue Devils 19
C-K 27 Hamlin 16
C-K 16 Ashland 12
C-K 24 Huntington 17
C-K 19 Wayne 13
James O. Marcum of Ceredo and Oscar Watts of Westmoreland, Wayne County's representatives in the House of Delegates at the Legislature session now in progress at Charleston, have been honored by appointment on a number of important committees.
Mr. Marcum is a member of the following committees: Humane Institutions, Labor, Railroads, Executive Office and Library, Mines and Mining.
Mr. Watts is a member of the following committees: Roads, Printing and Contingent Expenses, Game and Fish, and Arts and Sciences.
35 bills were introduced in the House Monday and 25 in the Senate. None of them were introduced by the Wayne County Delegates. Among the bills of general interest, introduced was one requiring the Bible to be read in all schools; another providing for the local distribution of automobile licenses; one to relieve from double taxation notes, certificates and bonds; one providing that trust deeds and mortgages merely be filed instead of being recorded; a bill requiring all prohibition enforcement officers to wear uniforms; a bill making every school teacher an officer of the law; a bill relating to salaries of county officers, etc. Bills are only introduced at the present sitting of the legislature and will not be acted upon until after the legislators reconvenes after a recess.
It is understood that a bill will be introduced at the present session giving the municipalities of Ceredo and Kenova the opportunity of voting themselves into the corporation of the city of Huntington, as Westmoreland did at the last session of the legislature. Some of the Huntington city officials, including Mayor Neal and Commissioner Murphy have expressed themselves as opposed to the measure, according to newspaper reports.
No action has been taken on the bill yet by the Wayne County Delegates, and a copy of the proposed bill is not available as this is written. However, it is understood on good authority that the measure provides that the corporate limits of the city of Huntington be extended to Big Sandy River, to include the municipalities of both Ceredo and Kenova.
Hon. Mont White of Williamson, who defeated J. Floyd Harrison of Wayne in the November election, was elected Speaker of the Senate. Delegate Vernon E. Johnson, of Morgan County, was elected Speaker of the House of Delegates.
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Written by Dave Pankew | Photos by Chris Robinson
When your average enthusiast with a few bucks to throw around gets a hold of a Subaru they can really make some jam easily. But when you are an enthusiast and have the backing of major aftermarket player such as GReddy Performance, the possibilities are well endless. More than three decades of high performance know-how and products galore were at the disposal of this project and the results are impressive. GReddy always debuts highly anticipated shop cars and when we heard there was a new STi on their stable, we wanted to see where the renowned Japanese tuner had taken the 5-door.
The GRB chassis STi has received a bit of a polarized response in the Subaru community. Sure, it's created for families in 5-door trim, but why is the new STi only available in wagon form? Regardless, the buying public has warmed up to it and any new STi you see on the streets usually has some degree of modifications done to it. It is not uncommon to see new STis rolling around with new wheels, aero parts and almost always an upgraded exhaust and intake. GReddy was banking on the GRB becoming a success and got to work on the JDM model, long before we even saw press vehicles here in North America.
At the core of the project is GReddy's TD06 20G turbo. The upgrade kit replaced the tiny IHI unit the car is shipped with and includes an SUS manifold to bolt up to. Air is hauled to it via a GReddy Airinx intake and post-combustion is chilled with a GReddy Spec-R front mount intercooler kit. On the hot-side, gases head down into the GReddy Spectrum Elite exhaust for that sweet 50-state legal note. GReddy also added their outstanding 10-row oil cooler kit to keep the STi lapping and an oil breather to keep oil out of the combustion chamber.
When it came to tuning, GReddy relied on its own ECU, the e-Manage. With a few tweaks to the e-Manage to deal with all the new air and the addition of the GReddy v-Manage variable cam timer, an estimated 420whp was extracted. The new found power needed an ACT HCSS clutch and a matching lightweight aluminum flywheel to get the power down.
The suspension and braking systems received a few upgrades over the capable STI gear. A prototype GReddy Type-R Full Suspension Kit was added for all kinds of adjustability in order to adapt to different conditions and uses. As well, the factory Brembos were pulled off in favor of the GReddy 6-piston/330mm brake system. The end results are outstanding handling characteristics with the brake force to scrub off speed in a hurry.
As with any GReddy shop car, the exterior is all business. The car features only a GReddy GRacer front lip for aero add-ons. Then Vinyl Mayhem stepped in to give the sponsors some love from every angle. The rollers are understated Enkei GTC Wheels measuring 18x9.5 all around with grippy Toyo Proxes R1R Tires 265/35R18s on all four corners.
The inside of the cabin is mostly Subaru but a few key moves were made. Bride racing seats replace the STi gear using Bride rails and OEM belts. GReddy offered up some of their electronics for the project including a PRofec B-Spec 2 - Boost Controller and a Full Auto Turbo Timer. The engine vitals are monitored with GReddy 60mm Warning Meters with an Innovate wideband O2 sensor to monitor A/F ratios.
Another simple and tight project that outlines the scope of what GReddy offers was put together by Marketing Director, Mike Chung. We're always eager to hear from Mike about what's coming up to next and they never fail to impress us.
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Location: Las Vegas, NV
Vehicle: 2009 Subaru STI
Power: 420whp (est.)
Subaru 2.5L EJ25 Boxer-4
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TD06 20G Turbo Upgrade Kit
SUS Exhaust Manifold Header
Type 28 Spec R Front-mounted Intercooler Kit
Airinx Air Intake
Spectrum Elite SE Exhaust System
Aluminum Racing Radiator
Oil Breather Tank
Racing Oil Filler & Hi-press Radiator Caps
10-row Oil Cooler Kit
GR-2 Full Synthetic Oil & Sports Oil Filter
GReddy e-Manage Ultimate Engine Control Unit
GReddy v-Manage Variable Cam Timing Controller
GReddy PRofec B-Spec 2 Boost Controller
ACT HCSS Clutch
ACT Lightweight Aluminum Flywheel
Enkei GTC Wheels 18x9.5-inch
Toyo Proxes R1R Tires 265/35R18
GReddy Brake System 6-piston/330mm
GReddy Racing Lug Nuts
GReddy Type-R Full Suspension Kit (prototype)
GRacer Aero Lip Spoiler
Bride Racing Seats and Rails
Innovative Wideband Air/Fuel Meter
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My friend Yoshio keeps buying me bento stuff, so I keep making him salami, so he keeps buying bento stuff, so I keep making salami - and so it goes on. The latest to arrive was this Silver Bento colours box, and I just had to show you all how much it looks like an external hard drive sitting by my computer! All it needs is a Western Digital logo and a wee flashing blue light.
My friend Craig came into the office just as I was typing that and said "Oh that's interesting, but it's not plugged in!" And was very surprised to find it was a lunch box.
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I'm geek enough to appreciate just that. It looks very handsome!
Just as I was reading that comment about Craig, Kenji walked past, saw the photo and said "someone's got an IMac and a Western Digital Hard Drive". He was also very surprised to learn it was a Bento box.
It's a great pity it won't see food for a while. Neither will the white and black pear version that's coming soon, because I'm on a concerted drive to lose 5kg and am having miso soup with an egg in it every day for lunch until I do. Seems to be working so far, and it's surprising how filling it is. No more than 200kcal too, even if I add a bit of fish. It allows me to not worry too much about what I eat in the evening.
I feel the same way about my bentos, I have three cute one that are being neglected just because I have been to busy to pack anything other than salad for lunch (no cooking and minimal prep work).
I eat salad for lunch all summer. I have a small fridge in my office and I use it to hold whatever salad ingredients I buy, so I have no prep at all. Except just before I eat it of course. Somehow in the summer salad is all I really feel like in the way of home-made lunch, although I do have to resist the temptation to buy sushi.
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Rescue crews were busy Thursday afternoon at McConnells Mill State Park when two hikers were injured in separate accidents and needed to be rescued, Chief Park Ranger Bryan Moore said.
Both woman were taken to Butler Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
In the first incident, a 58-year-old woman slipped on the North Country Trail and hit her head on a rock, causing a gash or cut.
Just as rescuers finished responding to that call, a second incident — this time on the Alpha Trail — required a second rescue. A 42-year-old woman stepped off a large rock onto the trail, turning her foot and possibly breaking a bone.
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Supreme Court Warned of Consequences for Families If Gay Marriage Is Legalized
The group behind the Manhattan Declaration, signed by more than 500,000 Orthodox, Catholic, and evangelical Christians, filed a "friend of the court" (amicus) brief reminding the Supreme Court, which is preparing to take on a number of gay marriage cases this year, of the importance of traditional families.
"Natural law, the nature of the human person, and common sense provide ample reason to preserve marriage as it has always been understood," said John Mauck, a Chicago attorney with the firm Mauck & Baker who submitted the brief, in an email shared with The Christian Post.
The Manhattan Declaration argues that God's plan for the family consists of one father and one mother, which is the type of environment in which children should be raised. It also attempts to show how the traditional male-female family institution has helped children benefit in their development and future growth. It has been signed by a number of notable leaders, including Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, and Leith Anderson, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, among others.
"The brief identifies societal circumstances around the world that have accepted homosexual marriage, resulting in a decline in societal function and a harsh increase in religious oppression," the declaration adds.
The brief also tries to dismiss suggestions that advocates for traditional marriage can be accused of bigotry or being irrational.
This coming year, the Supreme Court will examine two high-profile cases that will determine the future of marriage in America. Those cases include Hollingsworth v. Perry, which will examine whether gay and lesbian Americans have a fundamental right to marriage, as well as Windsor v. United States, which will review the federal law that defines marriage as a union between one man and one woman.
Currently, nine U.S. states, as well as the District of Columbia, recognize same-sex marriage, and although states are free to decide their own laws regarding same-sex couples, the Supreme Court has the power to change the federal definition.
In terms of public opinion, the U.S. has been warming up to more favorable positions regarding same-sex marriage. A November 2012 Gallup poll found that 53 percent of Americans favor same-sex marriage, while 46 percent remained opposed.
Conservative commentators have insisted, however, that society cannot function without the fundamental unit of the family, which they say should be preserved as a marriage between a man and a woman.
"Everything depends on marriage," said George McCormick, professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University, "because it is the fundamental unit of society, the original and best department of health, education and welfare, supplying what every other institution in society needs, depends on, for its own flourishing, but which none of those institutions can supply for themselves."
McCormick's comments came during a recent Heritage Foundation seminar in Washington, D.C., attended by Sherif Girgis, Ryan T. Anderson and Dr. Robert P. George, who wrote the book What Is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense.


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Lauren Berger, CEO of Intern Queen Inc., had 15 internships during her four years of college. She'll use that experience to help Loyola University New Orleans students land their next great internship during a keynote address Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 5:30 p.m. in the Audubon Room of the Danna Student Center. The talk, sponsored by Loyola's Career Development Center, is free and open to the Loyola community.
Named by Businessweek magazine in 2009 as one of its best entrepreneurs under age 25, Berger works with more than 500 employers across the U.S. and Canada for her internship website, InternQueen.com. Her business—and what she'll talk about at Loyola—is connecting hundreds of students with internships.
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Alison runs into Vienna at Java and brings up seeing her with Casey. Vienna shuts her up as Henry walks over. After Henry walks off, Alison tells Vienna she can't use Casey and dump him. "That's what you did." Vienna shoots back. Henry has slipped off to call and check on Barbara. She's still waiting for her test results.
The Show Must Go On.
Lisa celebrates 5o years, Katie gets uncomfortable and Vienna sees Henry and Barbara together.
Margo rushes to the Metro as the final preparations are being made for Lisa's party. Lisa is wearing a cast on her arm because she fell in the kitchen. "The show must go on," she declares. The family sits down. Bob goes up on stage and talks about being the first of Lisa's many husbands. Reading off a note, he lists her many last names as she walks onto the stage. She speaks of arriving in town and falling for Bob. She plays a video of her life. Alison plays Lisa and Casey plays Bob as they re-enact the early days of their secret marriage. Everyone claps. Lisa talks about how the marriage fell apart and Bob moved on with Kim. Lisa sings, "As The World Turns."
Katie is at WOAK having a meltdown when Chris arrives. He offers to help her out. She tells him to go and help his family. They bicker about their bickering. Vienna and Henry arrive after Chris mopes off. Vienna wonders what Katie was fighting with him about. Katie rushes off. Vienna paces around and Casey calls her to asks if she liked his scenes in Lisa's show. He asks her out but she has plans.
At Metro, the video starts again. Margo plays Nancy and tells 'Lisa' that she's a distraction and advises her to slow things down with Bob. Lisa and Bob are already married and pregnant though. She's welcomed into the family anyway. The video halts and Lisa talks about how grand Nancy is and then chats about Tom. She mentions how many times she's fallen in and out of love and then starts showing photos of her husbands.
Henry is in the office at WOAK. Barbara tracks him down. He tries to calm her cancer fears. She rattles off her regrets and then tells him she feels completely alive when she's with him and she wants more of that. He asks her to dance. After they cut a figure, she gets a call from the doctor. She's put on hold for a minute and then the doctor informs her that she's cancer free. They're thrilled, hug and kiss. As they lock lips, Vienna stares in at them. Barbara backs away. They split up. After he walks off, she spots Vienna hiding and guesses she saw them. Vienna blows up at her. Henry rushes between them. Vienna declares that Barbara's kisses don't matter because they're pregnant. She throws her arms around him. He tries to blink.
Katie runs over to Metro and asks Lisa if they can cut a segment of her show, the one featuring her. Lisa refuses. Everyone returns as Kim counts the broadcast back on. Chris arrives and watches with Katie as Lisa talks about her many men, including Bob's brother, Don. A video starts. Chris plays Don and Katie plays Lisa. They argue and call each other names before making out. Katie cringes in the audience as she watches. Chris chuckles as Lisa talks about how hot Don was. Another commercial break begins and Katie runs away from Chris in embarrassment.
Kim and Margo bring in a special guest. After they hide her, Margo talks to Tom about how Lisa never dwells on her mistakes. She wants to be like that too. They sit down and Lisa returns to the stage. She calls up April to sing a song. As she sings, Chris and Katie bicker at the back of the room. He insists that there is nothing going on between them. "Definitely. Right. Nothing. Right. Definitely," she stutters. Alison sneaks in and sits beside Casey. She tries to tell him something but stops herself. The sing stops and Lisa thanks everyone for being there for her for all of her life. She serenades her friends and they clap.
Chris chases Katie outside as she storms off. He asks her what she's afraid of.
Alison tells Chris that she genuinely likes him and doesn't want anyone to hurt him. He's not sure where this is going so she tells him that seeing Vienna is a mistake.
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Noah asks Luke about his fight with Reid.
Chris and Katie are trapped together.
Casey doesn't want to stop sleeping with Vienna.
Barbara tells Henry to get a paternity test.
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Katie Beth Pate scored a game-high 20 points, but the Lady Bisons faltered in the second half in a 70-62 loss Thursday night at Campbell.
Pate also grabbed a game-high nine rebounds and blocked a game-high five shots, one more than all of the Campbell players combined.
The Lady Bisons took control of the game early, leading from the first shot, a jumper by Catie Woods.
On three different occasions in the first half the Lady Bisons led by 12 points. The last time they held such an advantage was 7:21 of the first half when Pate scored on a lay-up to make it 23-11.
Campbell went on a 12-2 run that started with a jump shot by Dasha Green that trimmed the Lady Bisons lead to two at 23-21.
The Lady Bisons started a short rally that gave them a 29-23 lead at intermission.
In the second half the Lady Bisons continued to be in control, leading by 10 points at 49-39 on a lay-up Pate with 10:36 left to play.
Beginning at 10:24 Campbell went on a 13-3 run, sparked at the start by a jump shot by Letitia Dickson. A 3-pointer by Dickson with 7:14 left capped the run, and tied the score at 52-52.
Campbell did not lead in the game until the 5:50 mark of the second half when a lay-up by Adrienne Rieley put the Lady Camels ahead 56-54.
Campbell iced the game with a 10-5 run that started at 2:15.
The only other Lady Bisons player to score in double figures was Julie Martin with 10 points. It was only the second time this season that Martin has scored in double figures.
Courtney Boynton fell short of double figures in scoring with nine points, but she had an impressive stats line with seven assists which tied her season high, seven rebounds, also tying a season-high, and three steals.
The Lady Bisons played without Kaleigh Grossman, who has been an offensive and rebounding force in the last several games. She apparently has a shoulder injury.
Dickson led Campbell with 15 points. Green added 12.
The Lady Bisons slipped to13-11 overall, 10-7 in the A-Sun. Campbell is 8-16 overall, 6-11 in the conference.


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Stella Dugall redshirted the indoor and outdoor seasons ... will have one season of eligibilty remaining in 2012.
Dugall battled back from injury to compete in both the long jump and triple jump at the Big West Championships ... finished 10th in the triple jump with a best of 38-7 (11.76) and fouled on her attempts in the long jump ... posted a season-best of 18-9.25 (5.72) in the long jump to finish fourth at the Cal-Nevada Championships (Mar. 28) and had a season-best of 39-10.50 (12.15) in the triple jump at the Northridge Invitational (Mar. 13) ... also ran a season and career-best 14.17 in the 100 meter hurdles at the CSUN Invitational and clocked a season-best 26.10 in the 200 at the Sun Angel Classic (Apr. 10) ... finished second in the triple jump with an indoor lifetime-best 40-3.25 (12.27) at the MPSF Indoor Championships ... also was ninth in the 60 meter hurdle prelims in an indoor personal-best 8.73 and 16th in the long jump (17-8.75) ... posted a season-best of 18-1.50 (5.52) in the long jump at the Boise State Invitational (Feb. 13) ... earned MPSF All-Academic honors following the indoor season.
Reached the NCAA West Regional in the triple jump where finished 12th with a leap of 39-10.50 (12.15) ... earned a berth in the Big West Championships in five events for the team champion Matadors ... finshed second in the long jump after jumping a lifetime-best 19-5.75 (6.04) and was third in the triple jump with another lifetime-best of 41-9.75 (12.74) which was good for third ... her triple jump mark ranks fifth in Matador history ... also finished fifth in the 100 hurdles (14.30), sixth in the heptathlon with a career-best of 4,710 points and 15th in the javelin (102-1) ... ran a career-best 14.25 in the 100 hurdles at the Cal-Nevada Championships (Mar. 29) where she finished 10th in the prelims ... reached the final of the 60 hurdles at the MPSF Indoor Championships where she finished sixth in a personal-best 8.81 which is the eighth-best time in Northridge indoor history .... finished third in the long jump with a lifetime-best 18-6.50 (5.65) and was ninth in the triple jump with a leap of 38-7 (11-76).
Qualified for the heptathlon as well as the 100 meter hurdles and the triple jump at the Big West Outdoor Championships ... ran 14.87 in the 100 hurdle prelims but did not reach the final ... posted a season-best 14.67 in the 100 hurdles at the Steve Scott Invitational at UC Irvine ... finished fifth in the Big West in the triple jump with a mark of 39-10.50 (12.15) ... posted a season-best of 39-11.25 (12.17) at the Northridge Invitational ... scored 2,622 points on day one of the Big West heptathlon but did not compete day two ... finished ninth in a season-best 9.00 in the 60 meter hurdle prelims at the MPSF Indoor Championships but did not earn a spot in the final ... placed ninth in the triple jump with a Northridge indoor season-best 39-2.50 (11.95) and was 16th in the long jump (17-11.75) ... earned MPSF All-Academic honors following the indoor season.
Earned varsity letters in both track & field and basketball at Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, Calif. ... was named track team MVP as a junior (2006) and senior (2007) ... also earned All-City Horizontal Jumper of the Year in 2006 and 2007 ... the Cardinals were four-time Central Coast Section champions (2004-07) and won the state title in 2007 ... graduated in 2007 with a 3.4 grade point average.
Born November 2, 1989 in San Jose, Calif. ... parents are Phyllis and Paul Dugall ... has two sisters, Jazmine and Nia and one brother, Isaiah ... was also recruited by San Diego State and Texas Christian University ... favorite actors are Taye Diggs and Sanaa Lathan, favorite show is "America's Top Model", favorite movie is "Brown Sugar" and favorite band is Earth, Wind & Fire ... says her greatest moment in sports was winning the league triple jump title ... lists Josephine Baker as the one person in history she would like to meet ... likes to sleep, read or go to the beach in her spare time ... major is Forensic Anthropology.


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The Sept. 9-11 telephone poll of 1,038 voters revealed that 41 percent of respondents said abortion should be "legal in a few circumstances," and 21 percent said it should be "illegal in all circumstances." Only 25 percent said it should be "legal under any circumstances."
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Zamora is a city in southeastern Ecuador. it is the capital of Zamora Chinchipe province and cantonal head of Zamora Canton.
With just 16,000 inhabitants in the whole area it is one of the least populated areas in Ecuador. Zamora is the second most populous city in Zamora-Chinchipe after Yantzaza. It is located in the foothills of the Andes mountains at 970 m above sea level, on the convergence of the Zamora, Bombuscaro and Jamboé rivers. Zamora has experienced a boom in growth in recent years, attributed to the discovery of gold in the surrounding region. Zamora was originally a colonial town founded by the Spanish but was attacked by the Indians and reclaimed by the indigenous Indian groups that include the Shuar and Saraguro Indians whom you'll see from time to time milling around the neighborhood in their distinguishable black shorts.
http://www.ecuador-tierra-viva.com/mapa-sur-web-small.jpg . Map of Ecuador
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There are 10 major airports near Zamora, Ecuador.The closest major airport is Mariscal Sucre International Airport, located in Quito, Ecuador and is 274 miles from the center of Zamora, Ecuador. Another major airport is Jorge Chavez International Airport, located in Lima, Peru and is 564 miles away. Once you have landed in a nearby airport visitors can take a bus or a taxi into Zamora.
Zamora is home to a large section of the Podocarpus National Park. This park possess one of the highest bio-diversity areas on earth, contributing to the amazing beauty of this place.The area itself is cut up into two main areas, an upper pre-montane section which has sensational walking routes, the tropical cloud forest that is superb for birdwatching and the lower subtropical section, with remoter areas including virgin forest and endemic species of flora and fauna with a cost of around $5.00 to enter either area (http://www.thebestofecuador.com).
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35 Years Ago – Aerosmith Release 'Draw the Line'
Aerosmith were coming off the peak of their success when they went into the studio for 'Draw the Line.' In the wake of back-to-back classics 'Toys in the Attic' and 'Rocks,' the group were positioned to deliver an album that would have cemented their legacy alongside '70s stalwarts like Led Zeppelin. Instead, they turned in an oddly dispirited album that heralded a dramatic reversal of fortunes in their career.
The group recorded 'Draw the Line' in an abandoned convent that they rented out, but they weren't exactly behaving like saints; egos, drugs and fighting were a regular part of the band's life by that time, and the members of Aerosmith would later recall the sessions as a turning point when the music began to feel uninspired.
Not that the album was entirely bad by any means. The title track 'Draw the Line' was classic Aerosmith, and has figured prominently in their live set ever since. But much of the album consisted of should-have-been-great-but-not-quite tracks like 'I Wanna Know Why,' 'Get It Up,' and 'Sight For Sore Eyes,' all of which featured important elements of the classic Aerosmith sound, but somehow didn't quite catch fire.
'Critical Mass,' with its bizarre harmonica parts, sounded almost like a band trying to sound like Aerosmith instead of the actual group, while Joe Perry's punk-y solo offering 'Bright Light Fright' was a somewhat misguided attempt to bend with the times, and 'The Hand That Feeds' was a disjointed noisefest in search of a real song. 'Kings and Queens' was an odd departure for Aerosmith that sounded more like a Queen b-side or even a lost Rush track, which music critic Robert Christgau called "synthesized medieval pomp-rock."
Even the better tracks were hampered by a flat, one-dimensional audio production that seemed barely professional quality. Rolling Stone destroyed the album in print, saying, "'Draw the Line' is a truly horrendous record, chaotic to the point of malfunction and with an almost impenetrably dense sound adding to the confusion."
Even so, the album was commercially successful upon its release, going platinum and eventually being certified double platinum. But the band were set on a downward course, and during the recording of their next album, 'Night in the Ruts,' Perry departed the group, bringing about the end of their classic era. The original lineup would not play together again until 1985, when they reunited for 'Done With Mirrors.'
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