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Kenny Boynton snapped a shooting slump Saturday with three 3-pointers in the second half, when No. 14 Florida pulled away to beat Air Force 78-61.
SUNRISE — Florida spent the practices following the Dec. 22 loss at Kansas State going over extra film.
The emphasis? Better shot selection to make the game easier for each other.
After a sluggish first half Saturday, the No. 14 Gators (9-2) pulled away to beat Air Force 78-61 at the MetroPCS Orange Bowl Classic before 12,779 at the BB&T Center.
Up just 33-31 at halftime, Florida went 16-of-23 from the field in the second half, scoring the 16 baskets off seven assists.
"I thought we got better the last couple of days recognizing each other's strengths, talents, abilities," Florida coach Billy Donovan said. "We showed that a little bit more in the second half."
Senior forward Erik Murphy led the Gators, scoring 21 points on 8-of-10 shooting from the field to earn game MVP honors.
"I was just trying to take open shots, and if they switched on me, try to take advantage of the mismatch in the post," Murphy said. "I just felt like sometimes it was open in the post because there were some smaller guys on me."
Murphy went 2-of-3 from 3-point range and scored his remaining six baskets from inside 15 feet.
"He's capable of not just being a one-dimensional player, where he's just shooting 3s," Donovan said. "Certainly, he's a great 3-point shooter, but I think now when people are switching on him, we're finding him.
"We've got to make sure he's balanced. He's got to get 3s, he's got to get post touches. He's got to get 15-footers, he's got to get fouled and get to the free-throw line. And I thought today was really a complete game offensively for him doing those things."
Senior Kenny Boynton also broke out of a long shooting slump in his homecoming game, adding 14 points while going 3-of-7 from 3-point range. Boynton had come into the game having made just 4 of his previous 32 3-point attempts.
"I just tried to make sure the game came to me," Boynton said. "I was going over a lot of film with coach Donovan with the shots that I've been taking. I just tried to take open ones, and that's what I tried to do in the second half."
Back-to-back 3-pointers from Boynton extended Florida's lead to 43-34 early in the second half. He followed it up with a pretty feed to Casey Prather on a dunk in transition that put the Gators ahead 45-37. Boynton added three assists and four rebounds.
"It felt good, to come out and play an all-around good game," Boynton said. "We were definitely happy with the win. We had a couple of tough practices. So we're just basically trying to win out from here."
Boynton grew up in nearby Pompano Beach and played high school basketball just down the road from the BB&T Center at American Heritage High. He had about 20 friends and family members at the game, including his parents.
"This is my last time playing in college to come down here, and I had fun," Boynton said.
Air Force (8-3) stayed in the game early with a torrid start from 3-point range, making 6-of-13 attempts in the first half. The Falcons came into the game making 9.1 3-pointers per game.
"They hit 3s from all five spots," Murphy said. "Coach just emphasized at halftime to take away the 3-point line."
In the second half, Florida sacrificed some inside baskets to overplay the 3-point line. Air Force took just seven 3-point attempts in the second half, making three.
Donovan also pointed out the strong defensive play of Scottie Wilbekin, who held Air Force senior guard Michael Lyons to 11 points on 3-of-11 shooting. Lyons came into the game averaging 20.5 points per game.
"That's something that doesn't show up in the stat sheet, but Scottie was still able to impact the game," Donovan said,
Offensively, Donovan emphasized the continuation of working the ball inside to Murphy and Patric Young after the Gators took 11 3-pointers in their first 19 shot attempts. Young scored 9 of his 13 points in the second half.
"Believe me, I'm an advocate of the 3-point line, but there's got to be some level of balance," Donovan said. "In the second half, we shoot 70 percent from the field, we're inside, we're out, we get a few steals, we're offensive rebounding. We're making better reads and better decisions."
Note: UF freshman guard Dillon Graham was unavailable for the game due to an illness. Graham traveled with the team and took part in the morning shootaround but felt under the weather by gametime.
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Today's column offers you simple recipes that you can create as gifts from your kitchen. Think about what and how your friends enjoy food. Be considerate of dieters and don't tempt them with candy.
Spicer and I have been quite busy testing and tasting recipes that I thought you might want to prepare to share with neighbors, friends, co-workers and family. (I do the testing and he does the tasting!) We are truly fortunate because so many of us have so much that trying to find appropriate gifts is very stressful. The presents that mean the most to me are the ones that give evidence of the fact that someone cared enough to think about something that I might be able to use and enjoy rather than just toss another scarf or candle into a gift bag. Besides, "shopping" in your kitchen is much less stressful than fighting the crowds and traffic in the stores.
Today's column offers you simple recipes that you can create as gifts from your kitchen. Think about what and how your friends enjoy food. Be considerate of dieters and don't tempt them with candy. Instead make up a blend of Santa's Seasoning Salt that they can sprinkle on their vegetables, salads or meats that are going on the grill. For your friends who really should be watching their salt intake, make up a batch of Santa Fe Seasoning Blend – no salt involved. Finding appropriate containers for these blends might seem difficult but just spend a little time browsing in Dollar Tree … or look for the smallest of Ball's "canning" jars. You'll need containers that are airtight.
A package of Gingerbread Pancake Mix should please a busy mom or dad who want to make a special Christmas morning or weekend breakfast without having to spend a lot of time in the kitchen. I do keep a small bag of whole wheat flour in an airtight freezer bag in the freezer just for recipes like this one. The gift recipient just needs to "dump" the dry mix in a bowl and whisk in 1/4 cup melted butter, 2 1/2 cups whole milk and 2 eggs to make up the batter for 18 to 20 pancakes. You can even add a metal whisk from Dollar Tree and tie on a tag that reads "Whisking you happy holidays!" Teenagers who like to cook might enjoy this too!.
Only for Christmas, and only for very special friends, would my mother make her delicious caramels. This truly was a labor of love for her. Imagine how surprised she'd be today to realize that equally delicious caramels can be made using a microwave. The most labor-intensive task involved with this gift is in cutting up the little pieces of waxed paper that you'll use to wrap the finished individual caramels. (I've already made the mistake of thinking that Glad's Press and Seal Wrap might be a better substitute for the waxed paper – don't try it.)
More Gifts from your Kitchen ideas will appear next Wednesday, Dec. 12, so get busy thinking about who likes what and searching for cute and appropriate containers for your gifting needs.
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Santa's Seasoning Salt
1 or 2 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon ground black pepper
4 tablespoons onion powder
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 tablespoons paprika
2 tablespoons dried and crushed parsley
1/2 to 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon ground cumin
Combine all spices in the bowl of a small food chopper, food processor or coffee grinder and pulse a few times. Store for up to 3 months in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Sprinkle on eggs, vegetables or meats. For a quick chicken marinade, add 1 tablespoon Seasoning Salt to 3 tablespoons olive oil or canola oil; whisk to blend. Coat meat on both sides and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes before grilling or baking.
Santa Fe NO SALT Seasoning Blend
Whisk together:
4 teaspoons ground cumin
2 1/2 teaspoons ground coriander seeds
2 1/2 teaspoons chili powder (check the label – some contain too many additives!)
2 teaspoons dried and crushed oregano
2 teaspoons dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Store in an air-tight container. Sprinkle on vegetables, eggs or popcorn. (I used 1/4 teaspoon of this per 2 eggs for scrambling.) "Yes – I know that this may sound like a strange blending but trust me!"
Gingerbread Pancake Mix
1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup dark brown sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons ground cinnamon
1 1/2 tablespoons ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
Combine all of the above ingredients and blend well. Spoon into a freezer-weight quart-size plastic bag and carefully squeeze out as much air as you can so that package is almost flat. Add tag to read: "Empty into a large mixing bowl. Melt 4 tablespoons butter and combine this with 2 cups whole milk. Whisk 2 eggs into the milk mixture then whisk this liquid into the dry mix just to blend well. Using an ice cream scoop, drop "puddles" of batter onto a lightly greased hot griddle. Cook just until air bubbles on the top start to pop. Flip over and cook until both sides are lightly browned. Makes 18 to 20 pancakes.
Microwave Caramels
1/2 cup butter, cut into small pieces
1/2 cup clear Karo syrup
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk (about half of a 14-ounce can)
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Small pieces of waxed paper to individually wrap each caramel
Thoroughly butter the inside bottom and 2-inches up the sides of an 8x8-inch square pan. Melt butter in a large microwaveable bowl. Stir in Karo syrup, both sugars and the condensed milk. Microwave on HIGH for 6 1/2 minutes, stirring down and scraping the sides of the bowl every 2 minutes. Pour into prepared pan and refrigerate for 45 minutes – SET A TIMER! Remove from refrigerator and press a knife or spatula into the surface all the way to the bottom of the pan to form 1-inch squares. Return to refrigerator to cool completely. Remove; cut squares apart and wrap each piece in a small piece of waxed paper. Place in an airtight container and store in the refrigerator.


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Like a slow but determined zombie, Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain continues to lumber in the right direction after years of generic Halloween fare.
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Following the addition of more mazes and monsters last season, Fright Fest 2012 introduces a new standard of excellence by which all future haunted attractions will be judged at the Valencia amusement park.
A state-of-the-art makeover of the Willoughby's Haunted Mansion, a venerable but aging Fright Fest mainstay for more than a decade, raises the bar for all Magic Mountain mazes and serves as a warning shot that the Six Flags park is prepared to go head-to-head with its Southern California rivals.
With Universal Studios Hollywood and Knott's Berry Farm locked in a bruising bloodfest for local Halloween supremacy, Magic Mountain has quietly but steadily continued to increase the quantity and improve the quality of its Fright Fest mazes and scare zones in hopes of joining the battle.
The passionate and energetic Magic Mountain monsters are already better looking, harder working and more relentless than their counterparts at Knott's Halloween Haunt.
The new Willoughby's maze is equal to the movie-quality haunted attractions at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights.
The comic book-inspired villains in Magic Mountain's DC Universe constitute the best scare zone in Southern California.
And Fright Fest remains a relative bargain, with the mazes costing just $13 over the price of an all-day admission as compared with the $50-plus evening-only, separate-admission ticket prices demanded by Knott's and Universal.
But you get what you pay for and Magic Mountain still has a long way to go before it can climb out of a distant third place. Removing the older, unimaginative mazes still remaining in Fright Fest's off-the-shelf lineup would be an important first step.
Here's a look at each of the haunted mazes at Fright Fest 2012, ranked from best to worst:
Willoughby's Resurrected (new in 2012) - This completely refurbished attraction combines detailed set dressing, imaginative practical effects, inventive video projections and high-energy monsters into a fantastic maze that is head and shoulders above virtually everything else at Fright Fest. Projected onto walls and built into the sets, the 20 video animations throughout the maze are triggered by the talent, resulting in an ever-changing experience.
The best scene in the Willoughby's maze was in the library study where a video projection spelled out "murder" in blood on the wall. A headless man drew our attention as another monster popped out from a hidden door and a third jumped up from behind a desk. Repeatable triangulation scares like that are what will elevate Fright Fest to the next level.
This buzz-worthy maze is so good I'd recommend going through it again and again.
The Aftermath (new in 2011) -- The breakout best maze from last year still remains impressive with its post-apocalyptic scenes of overturned vehicles, hovering helicopters and fireball explosions in the former Batman stunt show arena.
The tireless monsters, the biggest cast of any Fright Fest maze, kept us on edge throughout the dystopian world of nomadic creatures. And I still love the fog-filled entry tunnel that left me unable to see my hand in front of my face, uncertain which way to turn and unsure what to fear.
The highlight of the night: A stilt-walking cyborg robot just outside the Aftermath entrance that looked like some kind of insect-android mutation.
Chupacabra (new in 2011) - With more monsters and an increased fear factor, this year's most-improved maze still remains light on the thematic side with painted plywood walls rather than props and three-dimensional sets. The rabid werewolf-like monsters were certainly an improvement over last year's curiously spandex-clad beasts.
The highlight: A blood-splattered woman just inside the entrance cradling an animated baby chupacabra in her arms. A great final scare from a caged chupacabra with a triggered audio roar sent visitors running out of the maze screaming in fear.
With a little more attention to detail, Magic Mountain could turn this compelling story about the legendary Latin American creature into a unique signature maze not found at any other Halloween event. Universal's La Llorona maze is a perfect example of how to make a Mexican village look spooky without becoming clichéd.
Lecter's Slaughterhouse - The deranged butcher maze, one of my least favorite from last season, was greatly improved this year with the addition of more monsters and room dividers that helped break up the scares. The manic monsters even continued their scares beyond the exit. The highlight: A ghoul hiding amid the ceiling-suspended body bags who scared me three times.
Unfortunately, the cookie-cutter Slaughterhouse maze found at almost every Six Flags Fright Fest event nationwide is made up of little more than white walls splattered with red paint. That won't work any more when compared to the Willoughby's and Aftermath mazes.
Blackout (new in 2012) - High expectations spoiled this one for me. I should have known this maze couldn't possibly compare to the renowned Blackout attractions in Los Angeles and New York City that send visitors in alone armed only with a flashlight.
Sadly, the Blackout maze at Magic Mountain just didn't work. In fact, it was a boring and pointless waste of time.
The premise was simple enough: Small groups of up to eight people holding onto a length of rope walk through a pitch black maze with the leader wielding a tiny flashlight. Aside from the occasional screams heard elsewhere in the maze, our long and winding walk in the dark was interrupted by only five whispering and muttering monsters.
The cynic in me might say Blackout was a way for Magic Mountain to cut costs on maze decoration and monster staffing. But I'm going to take the opposite approach and focus instead on the unrealized promise of this basic but potentially terrifying maze.
First I would ditch the rope and send visitors in one or two at a time, each with their own small flashlight. Then I'd bring up the lights ever so slightly so you can just make out the shadows of the monsters. And finally I'd make the maze have multiple potential paths and challenge visitors to find their way out.
Cursed (new in 2011) - Nothing can save this pathetic gypsies and werewolves maze covered in camouflage netting. Magic Mountain needs to get rid of these ride queue mazes if the park hopes to continue improving the quality level of Fright Fest.
Black Widow (new in 2012) - You know a maze is bad when the best part is the entry spiel explaining the back story. Something about a woman seeking vengeance against her no-good husband by murdering any man she meets.
This unmemorable dud consisted of little more than spiderwebs and low-wattage scares. I can think of any number of ways a spurned woman might dispatch with a good-for-nothing guy (claw hammer, power saw, golf club), but apparently Magic Mountain couldn't think of any.
What's even worse is Magic Mountain simply swapped out last year's vampire theme with a spider-lady motif without bothering to change much else in this maze.
I could actually see that strategy working if Magic Mountain wanted to turn the otherwise unused building at the top of the park into a Gothic manor twin of Willoughby's haunted mansion - with rotating mazes featuring historic period themes.
Jokester's Hideout 3D - Another candidate for the Willoughby's makeover treatment, this tired and tattered 11-year-old clowns run amok maze never changes even though it certainly needs to.
I'd love to see Magic Mountain turn this otherwise unused building into a lunatic asylum or prison of the quality of Willoughby's that could house a new madhouse maze each season.
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PURGATORY – Over there is where I flew 219 feet and pulverized my left leg into 26 pieces, the tall, earnest man tells you.
These slopes, Bryan East continues, motioning to the Columbine beginners' area to his right, "I knocked all the trees down to build this thing."
And the 59-year-old San Diego resident recalls the season that Dave Spencer, an amputee, showed up and helped launch what became the Adaptive Sports Association. East's printing business once made T-shirts for the association's fundraiser.
It takes awhile for these circumstances to merge together in your brain. East's story ties together so nicely that it seems built not so much with threads but ropes.
In a nutshell: Bryan East, who once groomed snow in winters and cleared trees in summers to create many of Purgatory's slopes, visited recently to learn how to ski on his two new prosthetic legs. So by happenstance, he's a beneficiary of what he helped make.
East is very willing to share his story in the hopes of creating more opportunities for adaptive skiers and to laud the program Purgatory started in 1983. He's also not shy about sharing, in a matter-of-fact and sometimes graphic way, the condition he's found himself in.
He and Adaptive Sports volunteer instructor Dave Trautmann are taking a lunch break on this blue-sky, late-January day.
Tips such as carving wider turns and lifting his head have allowed East to make huge strides by his third day on the mountain.
"I can't say enough about this guy and what they do up here," East says of Trautmann. "Every time they tell me something, it's something I should be doing. They have nailed it."
Trautmann says 15 years after being named Adaptive Sports volunteer "rookie of the year" at age 55, it doesn't get old. "You get hooked on it," he says.
He obviously appreciates East's grit and his positive attitude. He's also getting some insight into Purgatory's early days.
East grew up in the Denver area and came to Durango in 1971 to attend Fort Lewis College. But he had a weakness for skiing and driving snowcats and instead found Purgatory, then in its formative years. In 1972, he took a full-time job and continued to work part- and full-time until he left Durango in 1989.
He recalls felling trees to build lifts 3, 4, 5 and 8 and the runs surrounding them. And he recalls that day in 1978, his leg exploded upon impact after going off the gelande jump during a competition. His crushed leg healed, but he knew, long term, he'd have issues with it.
"I've been mentally prepared to lose one leg," he says.
East and his wife, Stacey, opened the silkscreen printing business Paradise Productions in the 1980s on County Road 203 across from what was then Sweeney's Restaurant.
Two decades ago, the Easts moved west to San Diego, where he now works as a landscape architect.
Two years ago, he developed a strep infection that, because of complications with diabetes and a condition called Charcot foot, lodged in the bones of his ankles.
The raging infection made him delirious to the point where he lost track of time and didn't recognize his wife. Then the bone infection led to a blood infection.
"At that point they basically started cutting off chunks until they found fresh meat," he says. "Then, they could stop there."
Between June 5 and June 28, 2011, he had five surgeries and lost both lower legs 15 centimeters from the middle of the knee. At that point in the grim retelling he brightens up.
"But I've got a matched set, man," he says. "They are dead on. Seriously."
And, later, he says, "I went into the hospital 6-(foot)-5, 220 (pounds) and I came out 5-2, 146."
He takes one prosthetic off and puts it back on. We hear the compression sound, an indication of the vacuum that's created to keep it attached. He also uses a neoprene wrap in case the vacuum fails.
"There'd be nothing worse than riding a chair (lift) and having your leg fall off," he laughs.
For the last 15 months, he's been perfecting walking on his prosthetics. He plays tennis, kayaks and, now, skis.
"I don't do anything different," he says. "I just do things differently. ... I have to do it the way you do it when you have no legs."
The recent ski trip to Purgatory came about from another rope in this story. The Torrey Pines Kiwanis Club of San Diego sponsors Durango trips for several groups of adaptive skiers each year. East was aware of the connection. As he lay in his hospital bed, having epiphanies about what he could do next, he thought about applying. He did, and was accepted.
He's still gushing about his teachers as he wolfs down part of a salad and sandwich and heads for the ski lift. And he's emphasizing the role he and others need to take in being advocates for the disabled and challenged. Hanging around the Adaptive Sports hut there at the base of the Columbine area will do that to a person.
"You see the kids in here with smiles on their faces," East says. "If that doesn't melt your heart, you don't have one."
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Manchester United were poised to make a sensational deadline-day swoop for Radamel Falcao after agreeing a loan deal with Monaco for the Colombia striker.
Press Association Sport understands Falcao is set to undergo a medical with a view to becoming the latest high-profile summer signing at Old Trafford.
Falcao, who was heavily linked with Real Madrid last week, had apparently also been of interest to Arsenal and Manchester City.
Monaco's Radamel Falcao could be set for a loan move to Manchester United
With Falcao, 28, valued at around £55million, a move to City might have been complicated due to Financial Fair Play restrictions.
But it seems United, who were not thought to be in the market for another attacking player, have struck a deal of between £5million and £6million for a season-long loan.
In other business, United were also hoping to finalise a deal for the versatile Daley Blind from Ajax.
It emerged on Saturday that United had agreed a fee with the Dutch club and, with him having subsequently been pictured in Manchester, the transfer seemed likely to go through.
United have already spent £131.7million this summer on four players, including British record £59.7million signing Angel di Maria.
The activity means other players could be heading out.
Midfielder Shinji Kagawa rejoined former club Borussia Dortmund on a four-year deal on Sunday while Javier Hernandez, Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley have also been linked with moves. Hernandez has been pictured in Madrid over a proposed loan move to Real.
One of the clubs linked with Cleverley, Aston Villa, have allowed midfielder Karim El Ahmadi to rejoin his former club Feyenoord.
The Moroccan, who joined Villa for £2million from Feyenoord two years ago, has signed a three-year deal to return to De Kuip for an undisclosed fee.
"I've always said that I wanted to return to Feyenoord sometime," said El Ahmadi, who played for the club from 2008-12. "That time has come."
Chelsea midfielder Marco van Ginkel looks set to follow team-mate Fernando Torres to AC Milan on loan.
The Italian club have announced that the Dutchman has arrived in the city and is to undergo a medical.
No further details have been given but reports suggest the 21-year-old will move to the San Siro for the rest of the season.
Van Ginkel joined the Blues for £8million from Vitesse Arnhem a year ago but made just four appearances last season.
Torres last week joined the Rossoneri on a two-year loan.
Premier League newcomers Burnley also entered the market on deadline day by announcing the signing of Scotland winger George Boyd from Hull for an undisclosed fee.
The 28-year-old former Peterborough player, who was banned for three matches last year after being found guilty of spitting at Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, has signed a three-year deal at Turf Moor.
Everton, who were also linked with a move for Cleverley, announced that defender Shane Duffy had joined Championship Blackburn on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee.
The 22-year-old Irishman, who had life-saving surgery after a freak training accident while on international duty in 2010, made just 10 senior appearances for the Toffees.
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Polio is still a significant problem in parts of Africa and Asia. The infection can lead to paralysis.
Polio is caused by a specific virus. You can get the virus from contact with:
- An infected person
- Infected saliva or feces
- Contaminated water or sewage
The virus enters the body through the mouth and travels to the intestines. There the virus grows and spreads quickly. The virus can also travel through the bloodstream and lymph fluid. It can then attack and destroy areas of the nervous system which leads to a loss of control of muscles and paralysis.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of polio include:
- Never receiving the polio vaccine or not completing the vaccinations
- Travel to countries where polio occurs (areas of Africa, Middle East, and Asia)
Symptoms can vary. Some may have the virus, but never develop symptoms. Others may simply develop flu-like symptoms that last about a week or so. These symptoms may include:
- Headache
- Fever
- Sore throat
- Back or neck pain and stiffness
- Muscle tenderness
If the nervous system is affected, symptoms may include:
- Muscle weakness
- Paralysis—usually affects each side to varying amounts or only affects a single side
- Muscles become flaccid (loose, floppy)
- Muscles required for breathing may become paralyzed
- Urinary problems
- Decades later, previously stable muscle weakness may worsen due to postpolio syndrome
Some people with a polio infection can experience symptoms years after the initial attack. This can include muscle weakness, fatigue, and breathing and swallowing problems.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
To look for the virus you doctor may order:
- Body fluid samples such as throat swabs, rectal swabs, or stool samples
- Lumbar puncture to evaluate cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord
Your doctor may also do blood tests to look for antibodies. Antibodies are signs that you body is aware of and fighting the virus.
Talk with your doctor about the best plan for you. There are no treatments available to get rid of the virus. Treatment will provide support while your body heals. It will also help you avoid complications.
Bed Rest
The doctor may recommend bed rest during the initial phase of the illness.
Fever Control
Medication may be given to lower fever and decrease muscle pain. These may include acetaminophen or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
Mechanical Ventilation
If the muscles you use to breathe become too weak or paralyzed, a ventilator will take over the work of breathing for you.
The virus can cause a tightening of tissue around a joint. A splint will help relax the joint and keep your joints from becoming too stiff. You may also receive physical therapy to keep your limbs moving and decrease muscle loss.
After your fever passes, exercises and therapy will help you regain mobility. They will also help to improve your muscle strength.
The best way to prevent polio is by completing the vaccine which is started during childhood years.
Most adults have already received this vaccine when they were children. But, if you are at high risk for getting this infection, you may need a booster vaccine. High risk includes:
- Traveling to areas where polio is present
- Caring for people with polio
- Working in labs where poliovirus is handled
The number of doses that you need depends on how many you have had in the past. Talk to your doctor if you are at high risk.
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(News-Register staff) Stephanie Legard, principal of Sue Buel Elementary School in McMinnville, has been named Oregon Elementary Principal of the Year.
It's the second statewide honor for a McMinnville School District staff member in the past week. Cindi Hiatt Henry, food service director, was named the top nutrition program director in the state.
Both women will be recognized Monday night at a school board meeting. The public session will start at 7:30 p.m. in the district office, 1500 N.E. Baker St.
McMinnville Superintendent Maryalice Russell was notified of Legard's honor this afternoon. She quickly arranged a surprise announcement attended by district administrators, board members, Legard's family and Sue Buel staff.
Legard said she was surprised and humbled by the honor. While she didn't want recognition for herself, she said, she was pleased to have a light shined on the good things her school is doing,
Staff members, in turn, couldn't say enough good things about Legard. "She wants nothing but the best for the kids," said Kim Mansfield, and other Sue Buel staff members agreed.
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So he hit me again, then repeated question. I was a stubborn child. Under no circumstances was I going to let my father get the best of me, even if I were wrong.
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Eventually my dad decided we both had enough, and the incident ended. I walked away proud of my ability to withstand pain in support of my pride. My father walked away devastated.
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Think the players on your favorite team are the most overpaid in the world?
Well, American sports fans, you may not be able to brag (or complain?) about that.
As the number crunchers at Sporting Intelligence reported earlier this month, European soccer teams hold the top four spots when it comes to average pay per player.
Spain's Barcelona and Real Madrid are No. 1 and No. 2, ESPN's charts show. The average annual pay on those teams: $8.7 million per player at Barcelona and $7.8 million per player at Real Madrid. They were the top 2 last year as well.
England's Manchester City and Chelsea are Nos. 3 and 4. Pay at Man City averages $7.5 million a year. At Chelsea, the average is $6.8 million.
The first U.S. team in the top 10: the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers. The team's $6.3 million average salary brings it in at No. 5. Just three U.S. teams are in the top 10 — the others are the New York Yankees, at No. 6, and the Philadelphia Phillies, at No. 9.
Last year, there were six U.S. teams in the top 10.
Nick Harris of Sporting Intelligence told NPR's Audi Cornish earlier today that the latest figures reconfirm the "relentless rise in pay of the elite end of European soccer." Stars such as Lionel Messi (of Barcelona), Cristiano Rinaldo (Real Madrid) and Carlos Tevez (Man City) earn multi-millions. And "in European soccer the difference between the best paid player on each roster and the worst paid [is] much smaller" than in American sports leagues, most notably the NFL, Harris said.
The figures also confirm what some American sports team owners understand — that soccer remains the world's favorite sport and that there's money to be made by owning some of the world's most prestigious teams. John Henry, who owns Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox, also owns the English Premier League's Liverpool. Malcolm Glazer, owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, owns Manchester United. According to Forbes, the value of Glazer's investment in Man U grew by $420 million last year alone.
If you're looking for an up-and-comer among world sports leagues, though, consider Indian cricket. All 10 teams from the four-year-old Indian Premier League show up in the top 75 of Sporting Intelligence's list (which includes 278 teams).
They all were ahead of the NFL's biggest spender — the Pittsburgh Steelers. That team's $2.9 million average salary made it No. 75.
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It's that time of year when many of the nation's top paid athletes earn their keep. Playoffs are under way in the NHL and the NBA, and Major League Baseball is hitting its stride.
But as much as American sports fans complain about the astronomical payrolls of teams like the Yankees, the Bronx Bombers have slipped in the latest world rankings of best paid teams. Occupying the list's top four slots are soccer teams in Europe. And at number one, Barcelona, the average player earns more than $8.5 million a season. The first U.S. team on the list makes an appearance at number five with the L.A. Lakers earning just under six and half million per player. Then come the Yankees. Nick Harris is the man behind these rankings. He's from the research company sportingintelligence.com, and he joins us from Scotland where the firm is based. Hello there, Nick.
NICK HARRIS: Hi.
CORNISH: So to start, European soccer teams seem like they're doing pretty well. I mean, did they start spending more or, did U.S. sports teams finally started spending less?
HARRIS: The former, I'd have to say, to keep it short and sweet. The relentless rise in pay of the elite 10 of European soccer is continuing a pace, whereas in American sports, it's basically staying level or dipping very, very slightly. So that in a nutshell is it. If we kind of put this, you know, in terms of a global investment context, some of the biggest sports tycoons from North America now investing in European football, particularly English EPL soccer clubs. John Henry, who owns the Red Sox, bought Liverpool in the fall of 2010.
And we've also got Malcolm Glazer, the longest standing American owner who owns Manchester United, one of the most famous, biggest, most lucrative, attractive football clubs in the world. So this is American tycoons switching onto the fact that soccer is the global game.
CORNISH: So tell me more about this investment money, then. I mean, is it in danger of drying up? Is this a bubble?
HARRIS: In terms of the football, this is a big debate in Europe at the moment. Some of these clubs are very much growing businesses who are really switching on now to the commercial aspects of their businesses globally. So the big Spanish soccer clubs - Real Madrid and Barcelona - are making 400, heading to 500 million euros, which will go 650, $700 million a year in terms of income. And obviously, they're able to pay out a lot of that in payroll. Just below those two in the list, we've got Manchester City and Chelsea from the EPL.
And they both got billionaire benefactors, and they've spent hundreds of millions of pounds in the last few years, basically writing off their money to invest in a football club. And that's completely unsustainable, but it's something they've chosen to do, so different stories at different clubs.
CORNISH: Now, your data is broken down in terms of average per player, per team, but how much of these numbers are reflecting one or two superstars on a team kind of inflating the whole payroll?
HARRIS: Good question. I think, as a general rule, when you look at the U.S., particularly NFL, what you'll have is two, three, four players, the quarterback and a couple of other guys making more than $10 million and then a whole load of guys on a 50-man roster who'll be earning 400,000, relatively low sums compared to those guys. However, in European soccer, the difference between the best paid players on each roster and the worst paid would be much smaller within a roster.
CORNISH: Nick, one thing I noticed is that in looking at the rankings and looking for teams I recognize or don't recognize, I saw a team by the name of the Kolkata Knight Riders. They pay their players more than the New York Knicks or last year's World Series champs, the St. Louis Cardinals. Who are the Kolkata Knight Riders?
HARRIS: Well, they're one of our cricket teams from the Indian Premier League. It was set up a few years ago, signed a billion-dollar TV deal. And there's - it's now 10 franchises. So we're eight to start with, and they're all bankrolled by Bollywood millionaires and industrialists. Perhaps a lot of people in North America don't follow cricket would not necessarily even know that this league exists, but it's extraordinary sums of money.
CORNISH: Nick Harris, thank you so much for talking with us.
HARRIS: A pleasure.
CORNISH: Nick Harris of sportingintelligence.com covers the business and finance of sports. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Photos: Renovation of the MFA's Koch Gallery
The William I. Koch Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston was renovated and rehung this summer. The room now has red damask covering the formerly bare marble walls, rail guards to protect the art, a new display of silver pieces, and a reorganization of the paintings. The room now seems "more focused."
The Koch gallery displays Hanoverian silver from the MFA's holdings, paintings, and four 17th-century tapestries from the Palazzo Barberini in Rome.
The "Allegory of Man's Choice between Virtue and Vice" by Frans Francken II, about 1635
"Boar Hunt" by Frans Snyders, 1625
A wine pot by Friedrich Kettwyck (active in 1643-1670, is one of about 130 pieces of silver displayed in the gallery.
"Saint Catherine of Alexandria at Prayer" byTitian, about 1488.
"Isabella, Lady de La Warr" by Anthony van Dyck, about 1638, is a newly installed piece in the Koch gallery. Until recently, the painting was in storage, badly in need of care, at the MFA.
Many were involved in the year-long restoration of "Isabella, Lady de La Warr."
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"Isabella, Lady de La Warr," receiving final restoration touches, is one of 40 paintings in the Koch gallery.


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Is there such a thing as, "home away from home?" When traveling with children, most parents would like to think so. The key? Familiarity. Children need to feel secure and comfortable in their surroundings. When their environment suits them, harmony follows. With that in mind, it's best to consider chain hotels or motels versus individual establishments for your accommodations.
There are a lot of reasons for the familiarity of larger chains. For one, their hotels can be found in just about every city and every town across America. And they all look alike. Kids are used to seeing their names, as well as the physical structures of the hotels, just from driving around town. Plus, most of them run national advertising campaigns that appear on television. As we all know, kids pay attention to television.
Apart from the benefits of familiarity, chains offer families a multitude of kid-friendly perks, too. Many chains feature family discounts, "kids stay free" offers, child menus, kid-friendly environments and more. The best part? It's not hard to find a great deal that suits your family's needs. Before reserving your accommodations, consider the following points:
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1. Standard Rooms. Most large chains offer two double beds or one king size bed with each standard room. Be sure to specify non-smoking when making your reservation and keep your eyes peeled for chains that feature entire non-smoking floors.
Hotels/Motels to Note: There are many hotels and motels that feature, "kids stay free" if they stay in their parents' standard room. Be sure to double-check the age limitation, as it varies dramatically from chain to chain, as well as hotel to hotel within each chain. Here are a few that allow kids to stay free of charge: Best Western, Choice Hotels, Days Inn, Doubletree, Four Seasons, Holiday Inn, Howard Johnson Hotels, Hyatt, Inter-Continental, Marriott, Radisson, Ramada, Ritz-Carleton, Sheraton, Westin.
2. Adjoining Rooms. Ah yes, privacy. When it comes to traveling with kids, nothing beats a little quiet time. Fortunately, many chains offer price breaks to those who reserve an adjoining room. Junior rooms, which are smaller rooms already priced less, are ideal. Be sure to ask for their availability ahead of time when making your reservation.
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- Hyatt offers their visiting kids a welcome pack, complete with a free cap. A few locations also feature "Camp Hyatt," a free, supervised children's program.
- Radisson has introduced the Family Magic program, which includes free breakfasts for the family, a discounted adjoining room and free magic trick booklets for kids.
2. Equipment for Rent. Try as you may, you just can't take your home on the road. You're going to find yourself in situations where you need a crib, a playpen, a rollaway bed, etc. When booking your room, first ask if these items are offered. If so, find out if they're complimentary or come with a fee.
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In Alpine skiing: Race shortened due to cold temperatures
by Richard Creaser
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JAY — The sun may have been shining, but it was the only weather effect working in anyone's favor on Friday morning. The North Country Union High Falcons held their Alpine ski meet at Jay Peak's Stateside facility in freezing cold temperatures.
The race was originally slated to allow racers two runs down the grand slalom course. The bitter cold quickly reduced the race to a single run each for both male and female varsity skiers. The decidedly unpleasant temperatures offered no particular advantage or hindrance to racers, North Country Coach Mark Rappold told the Chronicle.
"The hill and the weather are the same for all competitors so training, natural abilities and the will to get to the finish is what drives them all," Coach Rappold said.
The will to finish was perhaps never greater than it was on Friday. A brisk wind coupled
with temperatures in the single digits presented its own unique problems. Many of the racers, and even Coach Rappold himself, reported minor cases of frostbite. Coach Rappold said that the frostbite he sustained was still painful more than 24 hours after the race.
"Shortening the race may have saved some fingers and toes from severe frostbite," he said.
Justin Berthiaume was the top Falcon racer on the day taking sixteenth place with a time of 52.56 behind event winner Ryan Susslin of BFA-St. Albans. North Country's Jed Wheeler, Evan Clarke and Braxton Birchard finished twenty-ninth, thirty-second and thirty-third respectively with less than two seconds separating them on the clock. North Country's only female competitor, Jani Masi, finished with a time of 1:15.59. The top female racer was Mount Mansfield Union's Darcy Patnode.
Coach Rappold spoke highly of the development of the team since the start of the season. Though it is a young squad, with enough training he feels confident that North Country might again return to the state meet later in the season.
"I'm very pleased," Coach Rappold said of his squad. "They have come a long way since the first day of on-hill training. Miles and miles of skiing are what make great skiers and racers, so commitment to anything will make you better at it."
The Falcons travel to Hard'ack for a BFA-St. Albans hosted event on Friday, January 25.
Contact Richard Creaser at [email protected]
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