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If you coat your bacon in flour before you cook it your bacon will not shrink as much. Pam, VA
Baked Potatoes: Want a BAKED POTATO with OVEN BAKED TASTE but that's cooked in your microwave faster than lightening? Clean potatoes and poke holes in them. Get as many grocery bags (for some reason I like the Walmart bags) as you have potatoes and put one potato in each bag. Place bags in the microwave.... 6-8 minutes for one potato, add 5 minutes for each additional potato. I usually only cook two at a time and cook the 2 for about 15 minutes, but check them about 5 min before done. Use an oven mit and squeeze the potato to see how soft it is. Iift is soft enough you are done! All the moisture from the BAG puts it back into your potatoes. NOTE: THE STEAM FROM THE BAG IS VERY HOT WHEN OPENING THE BAG AFTER COOKING, BE CAREFUL AND ALWAYS BE SAFE! Renee, TX
Baking: Substitute apple sauce for vegetable oil in exact amounts. It contains less fat. Robert Brandon, Texas.
Baking Pies: When baking a pie that you have to bake with a filling, first bake the crust for 10 minutes then add in the pie filling and bake as usual. This will make the crust crispier and less soggy. Maezell, TX
Bananas: Freeze over-ripe bananas until you have enough to make bread or cake. They will turn black in the freezer and they will be very mushy but they are great for baking. Be sure to freeze them in the peel. Dianne Swan, MI
Beans: When cooking dry beans, such as red beans or any type of dry beans, place in a microwavable container (I use a 2-quart Corningware with lid) and cover with water. Microwave on high for 30 minutes to start. While you're doing this, you can prepare onions and whatever type of meat you choose to season beans. After all the water has been absorbed by the beans, I usually add just enough water to beans and microwave again until beans are soft. I also place sausage in ovenproof pan and cover with bacon. Cook in the oven until the bacon is crisp. By the time your beans are rehydrated, the meat is cooked and ready to add to your stock pot. Then season as usual. There is no difference in the taste and you can cut the cooking time by an hour or so. Betty Dudley, LA
Boiling Eggs: If you put a lot of salt in the water the eggs will shell perfect every time. Janet Stallinhs, TN
Boiling Over Pots: Place a wooden spoon across the top of the pot when boiling water. It separates the steam and keeps it from boiling over. Jim Erickson, IA
To keep boiling potatoes or noodles from running over, rub butter on rim of pan. Tabby
Bread Crumbs: Need Italian seasoned breadcrumbs? Toast old bread (center of loaf or the ends). Leave for a few minutes to get hard then tear in little pieces in blender. Add garlic powder, oregano, and onion powder, any other seasoning you want and blend till crumbed. Put in freezer bag. It's keeps for up to 6 months. Toni Katrtinecz, TN
Buttermilk: If you are out of Buttermilk, in a glass measuring cup, try mixing 1 tablespoon of regular vinegar and add fresh milk (low-fat or whole milk) to equal 1 cup of your made up buttermilk. Minnie, TX
Add 1 teaspoon lemon juice per 1 cup of milk (regular or low-fat) to make buttermilk. Steve Carroll
Cake: To make a cake lower in cholesterol (whether is homemade or from a box mix), simply use egg substitute or egg whites instead of whole eggs, and applesauce instead of vegetable oil. The cake will still be delicious and it's better for you. Applesauce is especially good in spice cake and carrot cake. S. Friel, MOTo grease a cake pan, etc., use a paper towel to dip into the shortening. This will spread easier and make cleanup faster. LaRhonda, NC
Mix 1 tablespoon of mayonnaise into the batter. Elizabeth, MO
Chicken: Want an easy way to remove skin from chicken? Use a paper towel. Grip the chicken firmly with paper towel and pull the skin off. The paper towel works like magic and clings right to the skin. Now you can healthier chicken for you and your family. Penny, MI
Before you put your chicken pieces on the grill, pre-boil them for about 20 minutes. Makes for quicker, juicier grilled chicken. Freeze the broth for chicken soup later. Add onion, carrots, celery and rice. A "free" meal. Mary Ann, AL
Chopping Food Safely: When chopping vegetables or meat, lay a damp towel under the cutting board to prevent it from sliding around. Karla, IN.
Coffee: To keep coffee from getting into your pot (automatic coffee pots) just wet the rim of the coffee filter with your fingers and stick it to the filter. Karen Espey, AL
For coffee and tea stains in plastic pitchers ,coffee cups and glass pots. Make a paste of
baking soda and rub with paper a towel. This will remove all the stains! Betty Edwards, VA
Coffee Creamer Substitute: Use Powdered Milk in coffee instead of Creamer, it will mix easier and taste great. Plus it is cheaper so you can add as much to coffee as you would like without feeling guilty. Keisha Kimbrough
Cooking Oil Substitute: Out of cooking oil simply replace it with mayonnaise. Kelli
Cooking Spray: I have been cooking for 50 years and until a year ago, I just did not discover the convenience of cooking spray. Now nothing sticks and it is useful in so many ways, like spraying the cover of yeast breads and rolls, cake pans, even cooking burgers and meats that you don't want a lot of grease in. I just cannot be without this item and thought maybe there is another old time cook out there that has just not tried using the spray. Trust me, it is a wonderful time saver. Georgene Trewatha, MO
Cookies: Refrigerate cookie dough prior to baking to prevent the cookies from spreading and going flat.
Corn on the Cob: When boiling corn on the cob, add a pinch of sugar to help bring out the corn's natural sweetness. When boiling corn on the cob, add enough milk to just cloud the water. This keeps the corn from sticking to your teeth. Leeann, WA
Cornbread: When making cornbread by the mix, if I'm out of milk I substitute powdered coffee creamer and water instead. This also works with pancake mix. Pat, TX
When making cornbread, if I'm out of milk; I substitute a can of cream style corn. Not only does it work in a pinch, it also taste really good. Donna, MS
Out of eggs when making cornbread? Add a heaping Tbs of mayo or Miracle WHip. Annette Campbell, AR
Cream Substitute: For heavy cream with making cream based sauces, use cream of mushroom soup to thicken for a sauce. If too thick thin with a little milk. Pat Zebley, MS
Deviled Eggs: Instead of spooning the filling into the eggs, which is time consuming and messy, fill a zip lock bag with the filling, cut the corner off and then squeeze onto the eggs. No mess, no fuss; when you're done, toss it in the garbage. You can use it with cake icing to decorate cookies and cakes too. Stacy Reed, AL
If your deviled egg filling is too runny add some dry instant mashed potatoes - it will thicken them and add no taste. Carol, TX
Dough: When rolling out pie dough, biscuits, etc., dampen counter top and then cover it with plastic wrap. Dampening it will prevent the plastic from moving and when you're finished; you can just roll up the plastic wrap and throw it away. No mess! Faith, OH
When cutting out dumplings I always use a pizza slicer instead of using a knife it's much faster and lots of safe fun for children. Jennifer, KY
Fish: After cleaning fish that has scales, soak fish in water with little vinegar (about 2 capful in half sink of water). This will get rid of the slime and the fishy smell. Proceed with seasoning. Gayle
Fried Foods: To stop your grease from burning simply cut the top of
an onion and add to your grease upon putting in the pot. Grease will never burn! Monica Labeaud LA
If you like your eggs over easy but the yolk breaks, try this instead; After the clear part of the egg starts to turn white, put a little water in the pan & put a lid on it till it covers the yolk. No more
busted yolks! Leanne Klingensmith, TN
Egg Salad: When making egg salad use a potato masher instead of a knife to mash/cut up the eggs. It is a lot faster and less messy. Julie Alm, MI
Egg Substitute: If you don't have enough eggs to bake a cake substitute them with a little mayonnaise. It works and you can't taste it at all. Katie, LA
For eggs in baking use Ener-G egg replacer, 1/2 cup banana, applesauce or silken tofu. Lacy Syverson, OK
Frozen Foods: Use small binder clips on bags of frozen food to reseal after taking out what I want to use. Just roll the open end down and put the clip on it. The large binder clips are good for snack and potato chip bags. Kristine DuBois, Oregon
Garlic: When chopping garlic, run your knife under cold water to prevent the garlic from getting sitcky and sticking to the blade. Amanda Meehan, NY
Grapes: Cleaning grapes is a snap when you white vinegar. Fill your sink or large bowl with cold water. Add about 1/4 cup white vinegar. Add grapes to the water and gently move them through the water for about 1 minute. Let grapes sit about 5 minutes in water. Remove and drain on clean towel. The vinegar cleans and removes all dirt and residue from the grapes. They are fresh and clean with no vinegar smell or taste. This tip came from my son's pediatrician years ago. My son's stomach was bothered by the pesticides used in fruits and vegetables. After this advice from the doctor, we never had an problems since. It works well on apples, oranges, pears and all vegetables. Penny, MI
Gravy: When making thickening for gravy, use half flour and half cornstarch. Your gravy will not lump. Evelyn Evans, IA
When making gravy, use instant mash potatoes, just add flakes to hot boiling broth and stir briskly, instead of cornstarch or flour. Diana Shockley, MD
Grease: To remove burnt grease and seasonings from pan, add baking soda then vinegar
then hot water. Boil for 10-15 minutes. Scrub with scouring pad. Alexis Johnson of MI
Ground Beef: Don't rush around when you need ground meat for dinner. Cook up a large batch when it is on sale and put it (drained) in zip lock bags, in the freezer. When you need it in a hurry, a little or a lot, just break it into sections or use more than one bag. Linda LeMaire, Biloxi, MS
Graham Cracker Crust: When making graham cracker pie crusts crush the crackers using a rolling pin in a Ziploc bag. Add melted butter and sugar to the bag and then close. You can work the ingredients together in the bag without having to wash another bowl or get your hands dirty. Kelly, NE
Hamburgers or Meatballs: Keep your hands wet with water and the meat won't stick to your hands. Makes for much easier cleanup. Kim, WA
Before you make hamburgers, wash your hands with Dawn and the meat will not stick to your hands. Vickie Jackson, AR
Hamburger Patties: Use an upside down (or lip side up) sour cream or cottage cheese lid under a sheet of wax paper to make hamburger patties. The edges of the lid help keep the patty round and when cooked, they are about the size of the hamburger bun. You can still make them as thick or as thin as you like, but they will be bun sized. Heather, IA
When cooking cheeseburgers this works great, place cheese on the burger then with turner simply place cheeseburger upside down on the bottom bun making the cheese next to the bottom bun, then to add condiments the top bun comes off clean and the cheese stays undisturbed under the meat patty and makes for easy assembly. Georgene Trewatha
When cooking hamburgers on the grill or anywhere, make a hole in the middle of the burger with your finger. The meat will cook evenly and the hole will close up; no more pink hamburgers. LaRhonda, NC
Hard Boiled Eggs: If you have hard-boiled eggs and get them mixed up with your fresh eggs, just spin them like a top. The hard-boiled eggs will spin and the fresh ones won't. Brad Goulet, WA
Shake salt in water when boiling eggs. If they crack, they will not spill into the water. Arleen Emison, TN
My brother-in-law taught me several years ago how to always peel an egg without tearing up the whites. After cracking the shell, start on the most rounded end of the egg, use a teaspoon and gently lift the shell. Rinse and use as you wish. Hasn't failed me for the past 15 years! Diana, IN
Hot Pepper Burn: Apply olive oil and you will have no burning feeling. Suman, SC
Ice Cubes: If you need to make ice in short period of time, fill ice tray cubes with warm water. The warm water freezes at much faster rate then if you filled them with cold water.
Trina Berrian, SC
We use a lot of Ice Cubes in the summertime and when it is HOT They melt fast. I now use Cup Cake tins to make My ice cubes and They last so much longer. And doesn't take as many to fill a glass. Beverly Young blood, IL
Ice Cube Substitute: Cut lemons up in pieces and freeze in a bag. Place pieces in a glass with water for a healthy glass of lemon water. Use frozen pieces of lemon like an ice cube. Maureen Wells, NY
Lasagna: Soak lasagna noodles in cold water for 15 minutes. After all other ingredients are ready to assemble, remove noodles and pat dry with paper towels. This softens the noodles somewhat and reduces the cooking time for the lasagna to half. Marsha Montgomery, TX
Leftovers: Keep two large plastic ice cream buckets in the freezer, one for leftover poultry and cornbread and one for leftover roast beef and vegetables (such as corn, carrots, etc). When full, make cornbread dressing with the first and homemade soup with the second. Small piece of onion or celery can go into either container. Claire LeMoine, LA
Lemon Juice Substitute: If don't have lemon juice, I use a tiny bit of lemon Kool-aid. Fran Scales, TN
Instead of lemon juice use 1/2 of lemon extract. Edna, Ener, TX
Lettuce: When cleaning lettuce, turn head of lettuce upside down and hit core against counter or table and then pull core out. Run water through head of lettuce to wash thoroughly and then turn upside down again to drain. Never use metal knife on lettuce, this will turn lettuce brown. Using a plastic knife to shred or cut lettuce will keep the lettuce looking fresher.
Measuring: Save the measuring spoons and syringes from children's medicines. They are better than teaspoons for liquids like vanilla or other extracts. Tracy Webber, IN
Meat: I work late evenings, so when I thaw out meat for supper, I thaw meat for 2 or 3 days and cook them all at one time. I then only have to prepare a quick vegetable, steamed cabbage, carrots, can veggie, or salad to accompany it each day. Glenda Barner, MS
Meatloaf: We (my husband & I) shop for meat at a store where we buy in bulk. When I make meat loaf I make two or three and put one in the oven and the other one or two I freeze for a later time. The day before I'm ready to bake one I take it from the freezer and put it in the fridge so it can thaw, then the next day I bake it with some carrots and potatoes all in the same pan, and there you have a good hot home cooked meal with hardly any prep time. P. Toler, NV
Milk Substitute: Use non-dairy coffee creamer mixed in water for recipes that call for milk. This is great for people that are allergic to dairy products. Anita Rogers, GA
Nacho Cheese: When serving nacho cheese in a crock pot, use a roasting bag in the crock pot before putting the cheese in. Afterwards, lift the bag out and clean up will be a breeze. Debbie Howell, MI
Non-Sticking Noodles: When cooking pasta, put a cap full of vegetable oil in the water before adding the pasta. Your noodles won't stick together. Deanna, TX.
Oil substitute: When a cake recipe calls for margarine or oil, you can use applesauce as a substitute. It works great and less calories. Taffy Ponvelle (Also from Steve O'Brien, Iowa)
Onion Hands: Do you have onion smell on your hands after cutting one? Use the metal part of the knife and rub your hands with it while under running water. Rob, MS
Want to chase away onion odor from your hands. Just use a metal serving spoon. Rub off the odor under running water. K Rose, TN
Linda, IO
After cutting an onion, spray the vinegar on your hands as well as on your cutting board and knife. The strong odor will completely be removed.
To remove onion smell from your hands, run both hands over the chrome faucet on your sink, smell is gone!
To remove onion smell from your hands, use a half-teaspoon or so of salt in your palm. Dampen it with a few drops of water and rub it all over your hands as you would soap. Rinse, and the smell will be gone. Zoe Hobby, GA
Wet hands with cold water. Sprinkle generously with table salt, pour dishwashing liquid over hands, vigorously rub hands together, getting between fingers as well. Rinse hands under running cold water!! Mary Ann, IL
Onions: The best way to keep Vadalia Onions fresh to place them in a pair of panty hose tying a knot in between each one. Fill up the legs of the hose and you can hang them by the crotch on an nail in a cool dry place. Simply snip one off when you need an onion. Kathy Hertel, Virginia.
If you have an onion that is hard to peel, because the skin is dry, just drop it in some water for about 5 mins. Sharrell Tarawneh, GA
When slicing an onion, to avoid tears, try holding a piece of white bread in your mouth while slicing, it prevents tears every time! Billie, KY
When chopping onion, you will have fewer tears if you put your chopping board under the exhaust fan on your stove or light a candle and place it near the cutting board. Sara R., WY
Before slicing onions, place the onion in the freezer for half hour. This will keep the onion from smelling and burning your eyes. Mandi, AR
To prevent tears when cutting an onion, cut the root end off last. Becky Ellison, MS
To make chopping onions a less teary-eyed experience hold two unlit matches in your mouth. Have the non-striking end in your mouth. No tears on your cutting board. Cordy, AR
Place the onion in the microwave for a few seconds and then chop it up. You won't tear up anymore. C Bergeron, LA
When I cut onions, I find that eating a piece of bread through out the time of dicing prevents watering and stinging eyes. Tracy, CT
Bite down constantly on a wooden match stick while doing your cleaning/chopping. I promise your eyes will not burn or tear. So Simple!! DeAnna Dunn, MO.
Chop onions by cold running water. You'll have 0 tears. Cachet, OH
Opening Jars: To get the lid off a jar, slide a butter knife under the lid and twist the knife. It will break the seal and the lid will come off easy. Vivian Romper, CA
Orange Zest: To always have some orange zest on hand just save your orange peels and freeze them. Then you always have some on hand. Adele Majchrzak, NY
Pasta: To stop pasta (and potatoes) from boiling over, put a little oil in the pot. This saves time watching the food while cooking and no mess on stove. Carolyn Jackson, TN
Place a small amount of vegetable oil or margarine in the water in which you cook starchy foods such as rice, potatoes, and pasta. This keeps the water from foaming up and boiling over.
Barb, MN
To keep pasta from boiling over while cooking, add a small amount of olive oil while cooking it. Clara Gantt, SC
Boil water first then add pasta, bring to second boil and stir, then cover. Then shut off stove. DO NOT LIFT LID! IN 7 MINUTES IT SHOULD BE DONE! SAVES GAS OR ELECTRICITY. Christine Vagai, TX
When cooking pasta add salt only. No oil, it serves no pupose. To prevent the water from boiling over reduce stove heat by 1/3 after you have added the pasta. It adds a minute , but the pasta will be aldente'. To prevent pasta from sticking together after cooking add a small amount of extra virgin olive oil and mix just enough to lightly coat. Erik Thompson, IA
Peanut Butter Cookies: To make the criss-cross pattern, instead of using fork tines, use a potato masher. It's easier to handle and one print will go the width of the cookie. Sandra Glover, MS
Potatoes: To keep potatoes from boiling over, place a wooden spoon across the top of the pan. Tami, MO
Pie Crust: Using a graham cracker crust? Brush it with raw egg and bake for 10 min at 350 degrees. Let cool before filling. When you cut the pie the crust will stay intact and not crumble. Mary Ann, AL
Popcorn: To assure all grains will pop store popcorn in refrigerator prior to popping. Rick, AK.
Pudding: When cooling pudding, pie filling or etc. put clear wrap on top of the mixture before cooling in the refrigerator. The wrap must be in contact with the complete surface area of the mixture. No more gooey film on top of your pudding. (Betty Gilliam, Oklahoma)
Raw Egg Clean Up: If you drop a raw egg, simply pour salt on it, this makes it is easier to clean up. Gloria Snyder
Rice Krispy Treats: To spread these bars easily into the pan after preparing, run your hands under cold tap water for a few seconds. Wipe excess water off your hands, and press the rice crispy mixture into the pan. Repeat cold water if necessary. Melinda, IA
Clogged Salt Shaker: Place about a tablespoon of uncooked rice in shaker then fill the rest of the way with salt. The rice will absorb the moisture and keep the shaker from clogging. Karen, KY
Sauce: If you put too much salt in a sauce, drop in a potato while the sauce is simmering and it will absorb much of the salt.
Soup: Don't throw away the bones from that chicken you had last night, boil the bones with a little chopped up onion and celery (don't forget the leaves) salt and pepper to taste. You have a great chicken stock for soup, veggies and rice.
Robin, GA.
Squash: To slice squash in two - first microwave for about a min. or so depending on size. Slices easy and seeds remove easier. Bill Achenbach
Stop Boiling Over Pots: To keep pots from boiling over when you boil potatoes or pasta, just spray pot with Pam first. Your stovetop will thank you. Nancy E Hess
Sweetened Condensed Milk Substitute:
1 cup Powdered milk
1/3 cup Boiling water
2/3 cup Granulated sugar
3 tbls Butter (optional)
Place all ingredients in blender. Blend until sugar is dissolved. Equals approx. 1 can sweetened condensed milk. Susan Richardson, TN
Time Saver: Work full-time? Here's a real time saver. When you do cook, cook a lot. Then freeze the leftovers in small containers. Makes it easy to just throw a single serving into the microwave when you don't have the time to cook. Pam McClung
To always have celery on hand for recipes, I put it in the food processor and puree it. Spread on cookie sheet and freeze. Break into small pieces and keep in freezer bag or box. Break off and use as needed. Donna Flint, MS
Toaster: Always unplug your toaster after use. Toasters are the #1 cause of house fires. Lisa Foley, KY
Tupperware: To keep tomato stains out of your plastic bowls (or Tupperware) when storing tomato-based dishes (such as spaghetti sauce, chili, etc.), spray bowls first with cooking spray. Cheryl Missouri
Vidalia Onion Substitute: Want a sweet onion for your hamburger and Vidalias aren't available? Cut a whole yellow or white or red onion in half and soak in a bowl of cold water (1 cup or to cover with 1/4 c sugar added). Let soak at least 15 minutes, this really sweetens the onion and takes out the bitter bite, I can eat Vidalias but not the regular and this works great, the longer they soak the sweeter they are. Georgene Trewatha, MO
Wine: Leftover red wine from cooking? Fill the red wine into ice cube trays or small ice cube-bags and put it in the freezer. That way you don't have to open a new bottle, every time you need red wine for your cooking. Per Madsen, Denmark
In a pinch you can substitute beer in place of wine for a recipe that calls for white wine. I usually double the amount of beer to wine and reduce to desired thickness of sauce. Your guests won't know the difference! Linda Dickerson, KY
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If you had to choose between funding university professors or children with developmental disabilities, which would you pick? If you chose disabled children, you clearly are not an elected state official.
The budget passed by the Republican-led state Senate directs Gov. Maggie Hassan to find $50 million in savings from personnel. The governor claims she will have no choice but to decimate Health and Human Services spending. When the Senate budget made it out of the Senate Finance Committee, she said "these deep cuts to Health and Human Services and employees will cost hundreds of jobs and put at risk critical areas, including mental health care, funding the waitlist for people with developmental disabilities, the CHINS program, and the ability to deliver basic services."
Of course, there were no deep cuts. The Senate budget spends $2.07 billion on HHS, up from $1.95 billion in the current budget. It spends more on all of the services she mentioned than is being spent in the current budget. Because the Senate proposed spending less in the next budget than she proposed, Hassan labeled the difference a "cut," but it was no such thing.
Hassan's claim that these areas of HHS will be hurt stems from the $50 million in personnel savings the Senate demands. Though the Senate's HHS budget number is tallied after taking the $50 million into account, Hassan says she will have to cut more from that department.
She expects us to believe that the state government simply has nothing else to cut. But that ignores the roughly $100 million in additional spending dedicated to the University System of New Hampshire.
Why would Hassan hold that spending harmless? Because everyone else does, too. The governor, the House and the Senate all agree that this spending is a top priority - a bigger priority than spending more on HHS, prisons, courts, etc.
That is mystifying. It would be understandable, perhaps, if the university system had instituted major reforms that would dramatically cut expenses and lower tuition. But the only concession the university system offered in exchange for that money was to freeze tuition for two years - half the time it takes to get a bachelor's degree.
Legislators and the governor are preparing to throw another $100 million at an unreformed university system at a time when most agree that other areas of state government, including agencies that serve the poor and disabled, are pressed for funds. Any time a political figure accuses another of not caring about the sick and disabled, just remember that all of them are putting university professors first.


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There is an old quote that says, "The first wealth is health." I couldn't agree more. As I get older and see my family members around me struggle with health issues, it has given me a new appreciation for a healthy body.
There is an old quote that says, "The first wealth is health." I couldn't agree more. As I get older and see my family members around me struggle with health issues, it has given me a new appreciation for a healthy body.
As a young person, I never suffered an ache or pain. I was never in the hospital except to have my daughter at the age of 23. Then in 2008, life changed dramatically. One night while running on the treadmill at the gym I experienced a sharp pain in my side and decided that an emergency room visit was in order. While there, doctors discovered a tumor in my right lung. This led to a host of tests, x-rays, scans, blood work, etc. After one year of driving back and forth to Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, a diagnosis was reached. It was determined that I have a rare disease that affects 1/20,000 people, called Sarcoidosis. Doctors originally thought that I had lung cancer. Thank goodness they were wrong. When I was told that I had this disease, I was so relieved not to have cancer that I figured what I do have was no big deal. I was wrong.
My life has not been the same since this diagnosis. Basically, the disease is an immune problem. It is also an inflammation issue. It is something unique to the person that has it and it cannot be transferred from one person to another. I have two forms of the condition. I have the respiratory disease and the skin version. It is currently in my lung, which is stable. It is also in my skin and the bone in my lower jaw. It causes a multitude of problems. This disease grows nodules, like small tumors everywhere. While they are usually under the surface of the skin, they can come up if I am at all sick with any kind of illness like a cold or other minor infection. They are very painful. If the nodules get too large, they can be removed, but they typically grow back. A common symptom of sarcoid is fatigue. If I am at all sick, it is not uncommon for me to sleep 14 hours at a time and be in bed for up to three days. There are only three medications available for what I have, but there is no cure. Two of the drugs are very strong and can create other problems and the third drug is experimental and not often prescribed.
Having been a healthy person all my life, this has been hard to handle. My doctor told me that if I had not been in such good shape to start with, it would really have me down. Some individuals that have Sarcoidosis are completely incapacitated. I hope to never get to that point. I am currently battling the condition through diet and exercise. For two years I was on a medication used to treat malaria. When my hair started falling out and my weight kept going up I asked my doctor to take me off the medicine. He did not advise it, but trusted me to get into him if signs of the disease grew worse. Signs included tumors above the skin and a horrible rash. Luckily, I've only had two incidents since April when I needed to seek medical attention.
Something good came out of this situation. I never take my health for granted anymore. I also lead a healthy active lifestyle, because my condition requires it. I've always loved to lift weights and workout, but now my motivation is larger than trying to wear size six jeans. It is about longevity and not vanity. I have also learned to slow down. If I need to take a nap, I do, guilt free. Whatever needs to be done will be waiting on me when I get up. Health truly is the first wealth. Don't wait until you have a crisis to change your lifestyle. Maintain a healthy lifestyle now and it will pay dividends later.


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Corbett: Pa. chooses federal health insurance exchange
4:50 p.m.: Pittsburgh-based insurer Highmark Inc. released a statement saying that the announcement "provides needed clarity for all health care stakeholders preparing for reform" and that Highmark will be offering products on the exchanges.
"We believe that exchanges should provide broad choice for consumers; facilitate a competitive marketplace; and hold participating insurers accountable to the same regulatory rules and requirements," the statement continued. "The exchange model should draw on the expertise of state insurance regulators who know and understand the unique needs of the local insurance marketplace."
4:35 p.m.: Sam Densico, Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry vice president of government affairs, said that due to "the many critical questions left unanswered and the lack of clarity on the financial sustainability of an insurance exchange," the chamber believes Corbett's decision is in the best interests of the state.
4 p.m.: Democrat John Hanger, who recently launched a gubernatorial bid for 2014, said Corbett wasn't earning his salary by outsourcing Pennsylvania's health care interests to the federal government.
"This is yet another example of the governor's failed leadership," Hanger wrote in a statement. "Other Republican governors have decided to create the exchanges to better insure the program will meet the needs of their citizens. Republican Governor Butch Otter of Idaho said he would rather be at the table so Idahoans would not 'be at the federal government's mercy in how that exchange is designed and run.'"
3:50 p.m.: Joseph Butera, spokesman for Susquehanna Township-based Capital BlueCross, said the insurer's PPACA preparations have included the possibility of a federally facilitated exchange.
"We share the same concerns that Governor Corbett has regarding the lack of information about costs and other requirements to run or participate in an Exchange. As a result, Capital BlueCross supports the Governor's decision to not pursue a state-based exchange at this time," Butera wrote.
"In the interim, Capital BlueCross continues to focus on complying with PPACA while also serving our customers, expanding access to health care and identifying new and innovative ways to serve the expanding individual insurance market. As we receive additional guidance from HHS regarding the implementation of Exchanges, we will adjust our programs and policies while maintaining a focus on what is best for our customers and community."
Eric Beittel, president of the Central Pennsylvania Association of Health Underwriters, said he understands the governor's decision and that it would be hard to start an exchange without having all the necessary information.
But, Beittel said, "I'm very fearful of the federal government's ability to build an exchange with Pennsylvania's best interests in mind."
And, he added, as a professional in the insurance industry, "I'm grateful that I finally know who's going to be making the decisions. At least we know who's going to be calling the shots."
Jenny Englerth, CEO of Family First Health, a community health center serving York and Adams counties, said the exchanges will be critical to reducing the number of uninsured Pennsylvanians and ensuring that health care coverage is affordable.
"Unfortunately," she wrote, "I believe that the intent of the exchanges are greatly misunderstood, by consumers and key stakeholders. The federal government will now be providing the structure for the exchange in Pa. and so residents will have opportunity to benefit from increased access to affordable coverage, which is the goal."
3:25 p.m.: Andy Carter, who just today became president and CEO of The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania, released a statement saying Pennsylvania's hospitals understand the decision "but remain disappointed that the state will not be taking the lead on an important initiative to provide access to affordable health care coverage for low-income individuals and families."
"We are encouraged that recent guidance from the federal government indicates that even with a federal exchange the Pennsylvania Insurance Department should be able to deploy its knowledge of Pennsylvania's health insurance markets and the strengths of its existing oversight of health insurers, such as fiscal solvency and consumer protection," Carter wrote.
He noted that HAP will continue to press Corbett to move forward with the expansion of Medicaid eligibility.
"Pennsylvania's hospitals supported the ACA as a means toward insuring more people, as hospitals know first-hand the benefits of individuals having health insurance coverage, particularly in accessing primary and preventive care," he wrote.
3:10 p.m.: Dr. C. Richard Schott, president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society, released a statement on the decision acknowledging that many of the state's questions about exchange costs and regulations went unanswered.
"The law does allow the decision to establish a state-based exchange to be re-evaluated by states each year," Schott wrote. "Hopefully when that time arrives, Pennsylvania will be better informed and can decide whether a state-run exchange makes more sense."
3:05 p.m.: "The Affordable Care Act was written to give states the flexibility to operate their own state-based exchanges and be the innovators of health care reform," wrote Antoinette Kraus, director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Network. "Regrettably, Governor Corbett chose to reject this opportunity and instead handed the development of this new marketplace to the federal government.
"Either way, Pennsylvania families and small businesses will finally have access to quality, affordable coverage through this new marketplace on Jan. 1, 2014."
Kraus also urged Corbett to accept federal funding to fully expand Medicaid.
2:15 p.m.: Americans for Prosperity – Pennsylvania, an advocacy group opposed to PPACA, applauded Corbett's decision.
"We thank the Governor for standing strong against the President's intrusive and burdensome healthcare law" said Jennifer Stefano, Pennsylvania state director of Americans for Prosperity in a statement posted on AFP-PA's website. "We are especially grateful to our activists, fellow grassroots leaders and coalition partners for their sustained effort to engage and educate lawmakers on the dangers of a state exchange and for creating the conditions needed for Governor Corbett to make a bold stand."
Initial report
Gov. Tom Corbett announced this afternoon that Pennsylvania will allow the federal government to operate the public health insurance exchange mandated by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
"I have decided not to pursue a state-based health insurance exchange at this time," Corbett said in a news release. "It would be irresponsible to put Pennsylvanians on the hook for an unknown amount of money to operate a system under rules that have not been fully written."
According to Corbett, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sibelius said on a recent phone call with governors that the regulations released recently were not final and more drafts were to be expected.
Corbett noted that some of the answers that his administration has been requesting for months came only this week, less than five days before the Friday deadline for a state-based exchange decision and blueprint.
In a letter to Sibelius officially announcing the decision, Corbett wrote, "I continue to have strong concerns that 'state authority' to run a health insurance exchange is illusory – when in reality, Pennsylvania would end up shouldering all of the costs by 2015, but have no authority to govern the program."
"Pennsylvanians have waited long enough for answers, and continuing this environment of uncertainty harms Pennsylvania businesses and consumers who are attempting to prepare for the changes created by the PPACA," Corbett wrote to Sibelius.
Pennsylvania is one of 28 states that has declared it will allow the federal government to operate its exchange. By law, the decision to establish a state-based exchange can be re-evaluated by states each year.
Corbett said Pennsylvania will continue to seek guidance from HHS "on the costs, impacts and flexibility involved in the different options for Medicaid expansion."
"We must work together on solutions that provide greater access to high quality and more affordable health care coverage for Pennsylvanians," he said.
Click here to read Corbett's letter.
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"They're hoping I'll get back to the big leagues soon and maybe get the chance to pitch at Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium or in San Diego — somewhere close."
"They're hoping I'll get back to the big leagues soon and maybe get the chance to pitch at Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium or in San Diego — somewhere close."
When he said that, J.D. Martin was referring to seeing local friends and family at the Triple-A All-Star Game earlier this month. He might as well have been referring to a majority of his hometown, equally eager to see the former Burroughs star back in the major leagues.
Martin is in the midst of a career season and has the resume worthy of a promotion to the Rays from Triple-A affiliate Durham. A spot on the big league roster, however, has been elusive.
Many factors have contributed to Martin remaining in Triple-A. In the simplest terms, the Rays as a team and organization are loaded with young pitching talent and there aren't enough spots in the Tampa Bay rotation to go around.
Baseball is a complex game, however, and Martin's situation is not without complexity. An article written by Robbie Knopf yesterday on the FanSided site Rays Colored Glasses goes into great length explaining why the bigs have been just out of reach for Martin this season.
That article also talks about Ridgecrest — with quotes and stories from J.D.'s father John and local residents Tom Annos and Rocky Groves. It details Martin's 12-year journey since being drafted in the first round of the 2001 MLB Draft and points out how highly regarded Martin is along China Lake Boulevard.
There are those that are frustrated and puzzled as to why Martin's success hasn't led to the majors, but J.D. himself isn't one of them. Martin used the word "awesome" more than once to describe his feelings about the Rays organization and playing for the Bulls.
"We have a great team, and even when we lose it's still the same," he said. "All the guys are great, everyone is in a great mood and it's a great mix of guys — we have fun and just enjoy what we're doing."
It's clear that Martin is in a good situation this season, even if it's one that doesn't provide the clearest path to returning to a major league mound. Still, both the right-hander and his hometown wouldn't be upset if the opportunity arose.
J.D.'s brother and Burroughs pitching coach Kevin Martin is looking to drum up support and show some love for his strike-throwing sibling by urging locals to comment on the FanSided article mentioned above. With enough comments from the community, Kevin hopes that a grassroots approach could spark more intrigue about J.D. outside of Ridgecrest's city limits.
The article's title? "As JD Martin Awaits Another Big League Opportunity, An Entire Town Waits With Him."
We certainly are.


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Indiana High School Students, Parents Seek Gay-Free Prom
Students from a high school in Indiana have teamed up with parents, pastors and even a teacher, in order to have a "traditional prom" that would prohibit gay students from attending, Indiana's NBC affiliate station WTWO reports.
The group from Sullivan High School in Sullivan, Ind., met at Sullivan First Christian Church and urged that LGBT students be excluded from attending the dance.
"If we can get a good prom then we can convince more people to come and follow what they believe," Kynon Johnson, a student, told NBC 2. Others said there are students who want a straight only prom but are afraid to speak their mind.
"We want to make the public see that we love the homosexuals, but we don't think it's right nor should it be accepted," Bonnie McCammon, a student, said.
A special education teacher in the community, Diana Medley, said she also supports the anti-gay prom.
"I believe that it was life circumstances and they chose to be that way; God created everyone equal," Medley said. "Homosexual students come to me with their problems, and I don't agree with them, but I care about them. It's the same thing with my special needs kids, I think God puts everyone in our lives for a reason." She added that she doesn't believe gays have a purpose in life.
"No I honestly don't. Sorry, but I don't. I don't understand it," Medley said. "A gay person isn't going to come up and make some change unless it's to realize that it was a choice and they're choosing God."
When the New Civil Rights Movement reported the story, the website wrote that Medley "should be placed on immediate suspension and steps should be taken to ensure she receives the counseling she needs before she is allowed back into a classroom. She has no business teaching or counseling any student right now if she places her personal religious beliefs above her job and fiduciary responsibilities to children, and if believes that gay people have no purpose in life."
Dan Savage, the creator of the "It Gets Better" campaign, also took issue with the possibility of a prom without LGBT students and wrote on his website, "There's no way to stop the haters at Sullivan High School from holding an independent prom for the special bigoted kids. But here's what we can do: we can make a noise so loud enough that all the queer kids at Sullivan High School hear it. Those kids need to know that there are people -- a lot of people -- who think this shit is wrong."
Meanwhile, a Facebook page has been launched that urges Sullivan High School to hold a prom for all students, however. As of this writing, the page has nearly 3,700 likes.
"This page was created in response to a small group of parents and students in Sullivan, Indiana who are opposed to LGBT students attending their public high school prom," the page's "About" section reads. "Thank you to Sullivan High School is doing the right thing!"


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Since The Green Hornet first appeared on radio in 1936, he has made the transition to motion pictures, comics and television. Very little has been written about the masked marvel - and what has been recorded in magazine articles and encyclopedias prior to this publication has never explored the character as deeply... or accurately. For the first time, the complete story of this crime fighter is unmasked, as prolific TV and radio historians Martin Grams and Terry Salomonson usher you into the Black Beauty.
A complete history of the radio series from the creation to conception sketches, reprints from production files to the untold adventures, biographic details of the cast and the characters they played (including Mike Axford, Kato, Gunnigan, Lenore Case, Linda Travis, Ed Lowry, Clicker Binney, Commissioner Higgins, etc.) and background information is all provided under one cover.
Also included are details of the two cliffhanger serials produced by Universal in the early forties, the unaired 1952 television pilot, the long-running popularity of the comic books and the William Dozier television series (1966-67) starring Van Williams and Bruce Lee. A complete episode guide documents every adventure including unproduced scripts and plot ideas. Whether you are a casual fan or a serious enthusiast of the series, here is everything you want to know about The Green Hornet!
Numerous magazine articles, web-sites and reference guides have reprinted the same errors over the past two decades. The authors of this book have spent more than a decade researching this subject through various archival materials belonging to the family relatives who were responsible for the formation of the series. No matter what you have read in the past, this book is certain to correct all the myths and mistakes that continue to get reprinted.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding is officially set to take place in Italy, not France.
Great. Now I have to change my flight AND my hotel.
City officials of Florence confirmed to the Associated Press on Friday that the couple will marry at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, and not in a French palace, as was originally assumed.
There's a joke about the word "assume" and these two I'm not prepared to attempt at this time.
The couple fueled that assumption when their wedding invitation leaked last week, revealing the dinner on the "eve of our marriage" would take place in Paris.
The rapper and reality star are reportedly spending 300,000 euros to rent the scenic Italian property that dates back to the 16th century. Which is -- add this, carry the 5, bring down a zero, carry the one -- more money than I make.
Actually, it's about $400,000 in U.S. money, which is only the tip of the Italian iceberg when it comes a bill that reportedly is in the neighborhood of $30 million.
I hope they don't mind if I buy my gift at Target.
Entertainment Tonight was the first news outlet to report the big news Thursday night, but sources told Us Weekly that the two have more surprises.
"Kim and Kanye have told all guests different info," a source said. "No one knows all of the details."
How mysterious. They probably don't even know ...
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Stanczyk, was not aware that the US Government once contemplated the sale of Ells Island.
Slav Invasion ???
The 9 Feb 1958 article (from Daytona Beach Morning Journal — in Google's Newspaper Archives) spoke about the condition of Ellis island and some of the cost drivers. Then the author diverges a bit into opinion and claims Ellis Island was a "scandal ridden bedlam" and that between 1900-1914 was the great "Slav Invasion apparently from Southern Europe and the Balkans — whew, for a minute there I thought they were talking about Czechs, Poles, and Russians.
Still this besmirching of the Southern Slavs in 1958 seems to be similar to today's brand of xenophobia and is even filled with speculation … "How many persons turned away were lunatics?". No, who-what-when-where-and-why in that journalism.
Dick Eastman's Online Newsletter also had a blog on Ellis Island recently (3/9/2012) … The 9 March 2012 MailOnline (UK periodical) had a article on Ellis Island with some eerie photos of before the island was made into a National Park. Please do go take a look at the pictures.
These two articles provide quite a context for Ellis Island after it was retired and before it was to become a National Park.


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Posted on December 18, 2009
If you shopped at the Book Fair up between, oh, 1998 and 2008, and wandered into the Chicago section, chances are you encountered Helen "The Cemetery Lady" Sclair, expert on Chicago history, the culture of mourning, the death care industry, and all other matter pertaining to our demise and its earthly aftermath.
If you didn't, I am feeling sorry for you. Because Helen suddenly moved on to research the matter from another angle, and is probably now having a long chat with Richard J. Daley, or the author of the gravestone verse "A precious one from us is gone", whom she was never able to track down while she lived.
So you will never be hailed with "What is your interest in Chicago, miss?" or "What is your ethnicity, young man?" (The ethnic variations in funerary and burial practices fascinated Helen, and led her to investigate the matter with any acquaintance. This brought her a certain respect among more than a dozen of Chicago's remaining ethnic neighborhoods, an insight into the different worlds which still exist in our melting pot, and proposals of marriage from several cab drivers.)
Never more will you be ordered away from the Collectibles section for carrying flowers (don't drip on the books, sir!) nor will you be told that the fifty dollar book you just picked up is worthless from a research standpoint. (Helen was rigid in her disapproval of books which she felt exhibited insufficient or shoddy research. She always preferred to sell you a good book for five dollars rather than a bad one for fifty. I tried to talk her out of all this integrity to no avail.)
No longer are you likely to walk into Collectibles and hear someone burst into full-bodied song. (She was supposed to study opera under Ernestine Schumann-Heink after college, but circumstances prevented it.) No more will you find someone who will engage you in conversation on the least-impressive celebrity tombstones in Graceland or the perfidy of elected officials (any elected official would do) or the shame of lax regulation of cemeteries in Illinois. (She felt no gratification when the scandal at Burr Oak proved her correct. She felt sorry for the families of the deceased and sorrier for the families of people in other cemeteries which were doing similar, if not worse, things.)
It is always a pang when one of your best friends passes beyond the rose. But I find myself feeling sorriest for the people Helen will now not meet, instruct, and entertain. "A precious one from us is gone, a voice we loved is stilled; a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled."


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Opal Steen, age 101, a resident of Chillicothe, Mo., died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at Indian Hills Retirement Village, Chillicothe, Mo.
Opal was born the daughter of Charles and Belle (Starr) Benskin on Dec. 20, 1911, in Grundy Co., Mo.
She was united in marriage to Lee Steen on Nov. 8, 1933, in Hamilton, Mo. He preceded her in death on May 26, 1996.
Opal was a member of the Baptist Church. She was very active in the church and was a member of the Women's Missionary Union. She loved knitting, crocheting, and reading.
Survivors include one daughter, Aggie Steen, of Chillicothe, Mo.; one brother, Earl Benskin and wife, Elizabeth of Chillicothe; one sister, Lucille Bradford, of Kansas City, Mo.; two grandchildren, Andrea Jonson, of Kansas City, Mo., and Cameron Jonson, of Topeka, Kan.; two great-grandchildren, Tori and Braxton Jonson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; one son, Tim Steen; one brother, Russell Benskin; and sister, Irene Boyd.
Funeral services will be held at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at 11 a.m. A scheduled family visitation will be Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, from 10 to 11 a.m., at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe. Friends may call at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, from 12 noon until 5 p.m.
Burial will be held at Edgewood Cemetery, Chillicothe, Mo. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimers Association, and may be left at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P.O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.lindelyfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo.
Chillicothe resident Opal Steen, 101, died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013
Opal Steen, age 101, a resident of Chillicothe, Mo., died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at Indian Hills Retirement Village, Chillicothe, Mo.


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Ever wanted a full DBLP database file containing all publication information for a given author (presumably yourself)? DBLP is a computer science bibliography database. Journals tracked on this site include VLDB, the IEEE Transactions, the ACM Transactions, and conference data.
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dblp2bibtex [OPTIONS]
A Haskell utility to generate bibtex files for an author identified with a DBLP URI
Common flags:
-g --generatebibtex=Author URI Get bibtex file for given URI
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BHS girls b-ball wins 66-13
ROSAMOND — The Burroughs girls basketball team is now 3-0 in early-season play.
The Burros faced their first road test of the season and passed with flying colors in beating Rosamond 66-13 on Tuesday.
"They have a new coach and are just trying to get things together right now," BHS Coach Robert Campbell said of the Rosamond team. "We came out and did what we needed to do."
The Burros move on to play Highland at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Burroughs Barn.
For full stats, read tomorrow's edition of The Daily Independent.
Cerro Coso wins consolation championship
WOODLAND HILLS —The Cerro Coso women's basketball team won the consolation championship at the LA Pierce Tournament this weekend.
The Coyotes beat LA Trade Tech 68-51 and beat Compton College 73-59 to move to 2-5 on the season.
Taylor Boske had 23 points in each of the wins to lead the team. Rodnetria Autry added 21 points and Aniya Jones scored another 18 in the consolation championship.
Kady Meyn grabbed 18 rebounds as the Coyotes got their first two wins of the season.
The Coyotes are adding Megan Hyatt to their roster to add a bit more height to the squad. She will be available after the break.
Cerro Coso moves on to play in the Irvine Valley Tournament Dec. 6-8.
OTHTC Turkey Trot a success once again
Over 400 runners, walkers and dogs participated in the Over the Hill Track Club Turkey Trot. All navigated the three-mile course with Brandon Haugen crossing the finish line in 16:23 for first place male. Kristy Park was first female in a finishing time of 22:10. Both received the coveted Rubber Chicken awards for their efforts. The next event hosted by the Over the Hill Track Club will be the High Desert Ultra 50K/30K on December 2nd. Check the Cub website at for more information on upcoming races.


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In the past, when a prisoner acted up at the Hudson County Correctional Facility in Kearny, officers had to deal with it en masse, sometimes using nine or more people.
According to Jail Director Oscar Aviles, this posed a number of problems – including injury to the prisoner and officers.
To this end, three years ago, the county implemented a new program, sending a group of officers out to get specialized training that would not only allow the county to use less officers in critical situations – and thus reduce injuries and accusations of use of excessive force – but also reduce the cost associated with insurance coverage.
In fact, those trained in these skills for dealing with such situations get additional coverage up to $2 million from the U.S. Corrections Special Operations Group, which provides the training.
The group not only trains the officers, but continues to serve as a consultant, providing evaluation, as well as technical and tactical safety advice.
"I have reviewed the transcripts and now have even much more serious concerns about this project." – Freeholder Bill O'Dea
While the $57,000 price tag for the additional training did not seem too steep to the freeholders when reviewing the proposal last month, the absence of 25 correctional and the overtime costs associated with covering their shifts while they are trained had some freeholders questioning what benefit the squad provided. Hudson County has the only county jail in the state with such a unit.
Aviles said the county needs about six new people for the squad and sends extra officers several times that to cover those who might drop out or those who fail. Many do not get through the entire six weeks of training and thus return to the workforce.
The company that provides the training gives legal and insurance coverage for the unit, reducing the county's liability risk in critical situations. The officers are better trained in those specific techniques needed, and so it takes fewer officers and lowers the risk of excessive violence charges.
This squad is not only available for duty at the jail, but also to offer mutual aid to other law enforcement group in Hudson County and outside the county, Aviles said.
The squad deals with riot control, high risk security patrols, correctional hostage rescue and high risk inmate transport, and similar squads do operate out of all of the state prisons, Aviles said.
Hoboken development a concern
Freeholder Bill O'Dea has raised concerns about the depth of a new residential development in Hoboken, asking for a review of the county Planning Board's approval in wake of Hurricane Sandy's flooding in that area.
The county gave approval earlier this year to Advance at Hoboken LLC for a project located at Willow and Clinton Streets for an easement that broached on the county-owned 14th Street Viaduct.
The firm proposed to construct 140 dwelling units in a new mixed-use seven-floor building plus a penthouse, including three to four levels of underground parking, with as well as 21,725 square feet of ground floor retail space.
"I have reviewed the transcripts and now have even much more serious concerns about this project," said Freeholder O'Dea. "The project needs a higher level of quality in its construction and flooding. Back in 2010 there was a requirement of raising the site because of flooding in that area of Hoboken. Has the need for the site to be raised even higher due to flooding in 2011 and post Sandy been analyzed yet? The project talks about going down four levels for parking. How might that impact future flooding, including the flooding of that underground facility?"
He continued, "The proximity of this structure to the 14th Street viaduct, where tens of millions of dollars are now being invested, raises a bigger concern also. The building will require piling – piles being driven in a close proximity to our viaduct. Has the planning board or planning staff considered and weighed in on these matters? Post-Sandy? The issue was certainly exacerbated by the recent super storm."
The Freeholder Board is being asked to vote on the easement at its next meeting, and O'Dea said he wants to delay it until some of the questions are answered. He also wants more information about what the general contractor is being used for on the project and some record of the contractor's experience in doing such project.
"Before we bring this to our committee and have the developer present, we need to have an internal discussion, as well as one with Hoboken, on these and other issues," O'Dea said.
"If that means that we discuss this internally at the first meeting in December and then bring in the developer, assuming we address these threshold concerns, at the second meeting in December, so be it."
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The offense IMO is showing some progress. The 97 yard drive was one of the best drives that you're going to see. They looked deep more then they have before just have to get timing down which takes gametime tries.
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The offense still being a work in progress they show you at times what they can be then at others they look like last year. The redzone offense in the 2nd half was poor a lot of that was playcalling. That has to be better
The defense at the start. They just didn't look the same. I don't think they were ready for the offense Houston ran. But the good news even in that is they clearly were able to make the needed adjustments. That's something they wouldn't have been able to do last year with that joke of a coaching staff.
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