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You start off with a full beer.....by the end of three rounds you will be done with the beer. It works best with bottles.First Round:I dedicate the first drink of the night to Cardinal Puff. Tap table once with one finger (both hands), tap table underneath once with one finger (both hands), snap fingers once (both hands), pick up beer with one finger and thumb, hit the table with bottle and then tap bottle in the air, then DRINK as much as you can. Everyone in the circle repeats until finished with that round. If anybody messes up in this round they must finish that beer and start with a new one.Second Round:Everything is done twice....I dedicate the second drink of the night to cardinal puff puff, two taps, two snaps, two fingers on beer, two taps, drink as much as you can. Everyone repeats in the circle until the round is finished. If anybody messes up then you have to finish that beer and start over.Third Round:Everything is done three times, I dedicate the THIRD AND FINAL DRINK of the night to cardinall puff, puff, puff, three taps, three snaps, three fingers on beer, drink the rest. Suck the foam out cause if one drop hits your head when you put it there....you have to start over. Pour bottle on top of your head and say "Once a cardinal always a cardinal drink to the last drop!"Now during the course of the evening if anyone asks you if you are a cardinal after you have finished playing this game your answer is "you bet your sweet ass I am a cardinal". If you don't respond correctly then you have to finish a whole beer on the spot.


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An extensive compendium of subjects of interest to Yiddishists everywhere — from news to schmooze. They publish a free online monthly newsletter with links to all things Yiddish, as well as a listing
of prominent Yiddish and English-language newspapers and magazines published in the United States, Israel and France.
A national weekly newspaper offering diverse coverage and opinions in Yiddish.
A national weekly English-language Jewish newspaper covering news, arts and letters;
offers insightful, thoughtful opinions.
An energetic, irregular blog providing articles and strong opinions on an eclectic mix of topics.
One of the largest online publications, featuring more than two thousand contributors
espousing a myriad of viewpoints on most every subject, with a bisl Yiddish here, here and here.
International Association of Yiddish Clubs
Provides a network for Yiddish groups to exchange educational and cultural materials;
lists Yiddish clubs around the United States and abroad.
An online publication from Israel providing extensive writings on a multitude of Jewish subjects.
Survivor stories include Chayale Ash, Adam Cintz and Edith Tarjan;
see also this Eastern European story and this reminiscence.
Information on all things Jewish, including the history and development of Yiddish.
Offers many Yiddish links.
A site dedicated to the promulgation of Klezmer music and Yiddish events in Northern California.
Lists cultural sources, including classes.
Offers an extensive one-month summer program in Yiddish language and literature,
for beginners to advanced, and credit courses at Vilnius University.
Encourages Jewish life, especially through Yiddish culture and education,
and the pursuit of social and economic justice.
Workmen's Circle Jewish Book Center
Offers books, CDs and tapes in Yiddish, English and Hebrew about a cornucopia of Jewish subjects.
The Yiddish Book Center has worked to rescue more than a million Yiddish and other modern
Jewish books, and open up their content to the world. Free online access to 11,000 books.
A guide to the Roman spelling of Yiddish words; offers helpful Yiddish grammar tables,
and an easy-to-use online Yiddish dictionary.
A look at contemporary Yiddish language culture through the eyes of Chayale Ash,
a Yiddish actress and Holocaust survivor, and Philip "Fishl" Kutner, editor of Der Bay.
A collaboration between brother-and-sister team Shaul and Shulamit Seidler-Feller. As the name implies,
a new word is added every week, along with photos, comprehensive definitions and etymologies.
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
A resource center for Eastern European Jewish Studies, Yiddish language, literature and folklore,
and the American Jewish immigrant experience.
(On The Oy Way and Yiddish, unless otherwise indicated)
December 2014
December 4, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
November 2014
November 2, Participated at the annual Yiddish Cultural Festival in Palo Alto, California where The Oy Way was on display.
March 2014
March 29, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
December 2013
December 4, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
November 2013
November 10, Invited to speak at the 62nd Jewish Book Fair in W. Bloomfield, Michigan: was unable to attend.
November 2, 2013. Invited to speak at the Author Faire 2013, at the San Jose Public Library.
August 2013
August 7, Spoke at the Jewish Community Center, San Francisco.
March 2013
March 23, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
March 5, Spoke at Temple Beth Israel, Carmel.
February 2013
February 25, Spoke at Senior Connections, Temple Beth El, Aptos.
December 2012
December 15, Spoke and signed books at Inklings Books, Capitola.
December 2, Spoke and signed books at The Greek Restaurant, Santa Cruz.
November 2012
November 28, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
November 15, Spoke to the Beth El Senior Friendship Club, San Mateo.
November 13, Spoke at the Alef Bet Judaica Bookstore, Los Gatos.
November 11, Spoke to the Silicon Valley Holocaust Survivors Association, San Jose.
October 2012
October 30, Spoke at Congregation Beth David, Saratoga, California.
October 28, Spoke at BJE Jewish Community Library, San Francisco.
October 21, Spoke at Bird & Beckett Bookstore, San Francisco.
June 2012
June 22, Participated in an Authors Reception Fundraiser at the Capitola Book Café, 1475 41st Avenue, Capitola.
May 2012
May 17, Spoke at Jewish Family and Children Services, San Francisco.
May 9, Spoke to the Café by the Bay Holocaust Survivors, San Francisco.
April 2012
April 27, Spoke at Hillel of Silicon Valley, San Jose.
April 9, Spoke and signed books at the Capitola Book Café, Capitola.
March 2012
March 23, Presentation made at Tai Ji workshop, Esalen, Big Sur, California.
March 15, Participated in a Book Authors' Reception in the Main Library, San Jose.
March 11, Spoke to the Silicon Valley Holocaust Survivors Association, San Jose.
March 8, Spoke at Congregation Shir Hadash, Los Gatos.
August 2011
August 28, Made a presentation on Yiddish-speaking Holocaust survivors and The Oy Way, at the International Association of Yiddish Clubs annual conference in Michigan.
From 1984 to 2011
Have made more than forty presentations at numerous venues throughout the United States, Israel, Great Britain and Australia on a variety of topics including:
"The Jewish Press in America," based on the chapter I wrote for the Encyclopaedia Judaica.
"Gathering of Friends," the relationship between Holocaust survivors and former Japanese American internees based on working with both groups.
"The Jews of Lithuania," based on travels through Eastern Europe and articles written on the cities of Vilnius (Vilna) Kaunas (Kovno) and Klaipeda for Hadassah magazine.
"Holocaust denial advertising in college and university newspapers," based on ten years of research and more than 200 interviews. Original research is archived in the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC.
"An Incredible Odyssey," based on travels searching for family after both of my parents died seven weeks apart in 1981. In the process, met and learned about my family in cities and villages throughout the United States, Canada, Israel, Great Britain, Hungary, Romania, and Australia. I have published articles on the journey, and these stories are the basis of an upcoming book.
January 2012
The Oy Way is published and ready for distribution.
November/December 2011
Design and layout are completed.
The Oy Way writing is completed and edited.
A Tai Ji group at Esalen in Big Sur, California successfully tests movements.
November 2011
Amy Gotliffe completes all photography at various locations.
Website is updated to include "What's Nu?" "What's Being Said?", and "Who Is Who?".
October 2011
All movements are written and approved by Yiddish advisor, Philip "Fishl" Kutner.
September 2011
Web site notification is sent to more than 1500 email addresses.
August 2011
Promotional brochure is printed.
International Association of Yiddish Clubs Annual Conference, Novi, Michigan.
Introduction of The Oy Way at our display booth for test marketing.
Presentation session made with audience doing movements.
The next day, approached by an 84-year-old man in the hall. He goes into an Oy Way movement stance, says "gey avek," laughs, and walks away.
July 2011
Stephen Pollard creates the web site, and the promotional brochure is written.
January 1999
Original, 12-page, version of The Oy Way is produced in limited numbers and Copyrighted on January 1st.
The Oy Way Is Found in These Libraries
San Francisco Jewish Library
San Francisco Public Library
San Jose Public Library
San Jose State University — Hillel Library
Cong. Beth David Library, Saratoga
Santa Cruz Public Library
Cabrillo College Library — Aptos
Palo Alto Public Library
Berkeley Public Library
U. California, Berkeley, Jewish Studies Library
Henry Miller Library — Big Sur
Harrison Memorial Library — Carmel
Marin County Free Library — San Rafael
Hebrew Union College Library — Los Angeles
Riordan Main Library — Los Angeles
Simon Wiesenthal Center Archives — Los Angeles
Charles Young Research Library, UCLA — Los Angeles
Broward County Library — Ft. Lauderdale
Collier County Library — Naples
Holocaust Museum and Education Center of Southwest Florida — Naples
West Palm Beach Library
Miami-Dade County Public Library — Miami
Brandeis University Library — Waltham
Yiddish Book Center Library — Amherst
Detroit Public Library
Wayne State University — David Adamany Library
Michigan Holocaust Center Library — Farmington Hills
Jewish Community Center Library, W. Bloomfield
Las Vegas-Clark County Library
Columbia University Library
Hebrew Union College Library — New York City
New York Public Library – 42nd Street, New York City
Mendel Gottesman Library — Yeshiva University — New York City
YIVO Archives Library — New York City
Cleveland Public Library
Hebrew Union College Library — Cincinnati
Philadelphia Free Library
University of Pennsylvania, Jewish Studies Library
Jonsson Central Library — Dallas
University of Texas Library — Austin
"This delightful book is a tasty forshpeis (appetizer) to the uniquely expressive world of Yiddish. Packed with subtlety and nuance, Yiddish conveys words pictures unlike any other language.
The Oy Way is a great way for newcomers to Yiddish, as well as those who have spoken it for decades; to enjoy the pleasure of this mama loshen (mother tongue) in a most enjoyable and different way."
Eugene Driker
Chair, Yiddish Book Center
"I thoroughly enjoyed your very funny and meditative book, The Oy Way."
Aaron Lansky
President, Yiddish Book Center
"I have used The Oy Way this semester in two of my Yiddish beginners classes, as a segue or a warm-up to the lesson. The students love laughter and the expressions lend themselves to a smile. The "beygn" and "shteyn" stances plus your photos add to the fun of our learning. Thank you for sharing your book."
Ruthie Solomon
Assistant to the Editor, The Yiddish Forward
"I thought it was very funny."
Dan Friedman
Managing Editor, The Forward
"We've all had a good laugh reading through The Oy Way. It was delightful, and we certainly need to learn to relax."
Matthew Fishbane
Senior Editor, Tablet magazine
"It works! After reading only a few pages of The Oy Way and following the easy-to-understand instructions, I laughed so hard that I could say "gey avek" to all my mental and physical pain. I love the photos too."
Judith A. Sokoloff
Editor, Na'Amat USA Women magazine
"Should be more than a hoot and enlightening to many."
Chungliang Al Huang
Founder-president, Living Tao Foundation; Author or co-author of a dozen books about Tai Ji and Eastern philosophy
"The Oy Way combines some form of physical relaxation therapy with Yiddish vocabulary and phrases. Partly in jest, partly seriously, the author describes movements and exercises that are meant to lead a person down the "path of most resistance." So if you're looking for something entertaining, therapeutic, and Yiddish-related, this might be the book for you."
Shaul Seidler-Feller
Co-creator of Yiddish Word-of-the-Week
""Humor research has concluded that 20 seconds of hearty laughter is equivalent to 20 minutes on a rowing machine. With The Oy Way, you can enjoy both simultaneously."
Paul Krassner
Author and Satirist
"Sure to be a hit with Judeo-yoginis and spiritual fitness buffs of all faiths and persuasions."
Stephen Kessler
Author of Tell It to the Rabbis and The Tolstoy of the Zulus
"This is going to be an excellent book to give as a present."
Jay Coleman
Writer, editor, founder of Coleman Communications
"Lessons from the Oy Way Master himself."
Dave Mora
Novelist, editor, co-founder of Core Fitness Company
"I love it! Can't get over the humor!"
Peter Garrone
Artist and writer, New Jersey
"If I never get through the actual gestures . . . I will exercise my stomach muscles through stress-relieving laughter."
Tim Mitchell
Art director, graphic design lecturer, San Jose State University
"The Oy Way great idea. Lets you know how to put your Yiddish into action."
Katherine Forrest, MD
Co-founder, The Commonweal Institute
"This is fantastic!"
Brian Halprin
Architect, Michigan
"What a "vunderlekh" book it is! I really had a good laugh."
Marjorie Gottlieb Wolfe
Author and Yiddishist
On Library Shelves
The Oy Way is now found in more than thirty libraries around the country, and here's what librarians have said about the book:
"A sheynen dank for the gift of The Oy Way. I'm impressed by the good work that went into it."
Howard Freeman
Director, BJE Jewish Community Library, San Francisco
"Thanks for the smile – I enjoyed reading your book!"
Teresa Handleman
Collection Development Librarian, Las Vegas Library
"Thank you for very much for donating this delightful volume, I know it will be enjoyed. I couldn't phrase it any better than p. 82 (of The Oy Way): Zolst leben un zayn gezunt!"
Jason Honig
Collection Development Office, San Francisco Public Library
On Your Book Shelf
The Oy Way is available on line at https://www.createspace.com/3782405, and amazon.com.
Harvey Gotliffe Author, Educator and Oy Way master; see here, here, here and here
Carmen Sarah Santos Ballesteros Gotliffe Movement testing and evaluation
Amy Gotliffe Photographer
Stephen Pollard Design and syntactical enhancement
Philip "Fishl" Kutner Yiddish usage advisor
Dr. Stanley Halprin Medical advisor — movement suitability; Marketing Manager, Eastern Region
The Oy Way offers a philosophy that combines meditation, exercise, and humor, set forth in easy-to-learn Yiddish. It will be a great pleasure to read and follow — even if it's just a bit at a time.
When Yiddish was brought to America by Eastern European Jewish immigrants in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the vulnerable language could have languished and died. But today, alts iz gut (all's well).
A crossword puzzle's answer to "Jewish dough" was gelt, a national bank's advertising headline reads "1.35% APY vs. Bupkus," and in the movie Come Blow Your Horn, Frank Sinatra sang "I'll give you the whole megilla in a one-word speech." Yiddish has become a venerable part of our conversation, our music, movies, media, and dictionaries.
In an increasingly hurried, harried, and hectic electronic world, simple Yiddish expressions offer profound wisdom and have helped provide physical, emotional, and mental stress relief to true believers. Individuals became their own sages and have survived and even prospered by inculcating these beliefs into their daily lives — beliefs that have been reconfigured into prophetic sayings.
The Oy Way offers a meshuge (crazy) philosophy that combines meditation, exercise, and humor set forth in easy-to-learn Yiddish. It will be a mekhiye (great pleasure) to read and follow — even if it's just a bisl (bit) at a time.
However, shlepn (dragging) children or grandchildren to after-school activities is not a beneficial form of exercise. Being in mitn drinen (in the middle of) a crisis at work doesn't help to lower stress, especially when there may be too much shrayen (hollering). Someone seeking an unconscious escape can't lower their cholesterol by nervously nashn (snacking) fat-laden foods.
The Yiddish found in The Oy Way blends a rhythmic, flowing form of moving meditation with a unique way of thinking. At times, these expressions introduce turmoil in the midst of tranquility, and then impose humor into the resultant chaos and disorder.
This form does not guarantee inner peace, but knowing that others may be sharing the same resultant agony brings solace to some. The true believer can inadvertently be led on a journey down the path of most resistance.
It is a special journey everyone can follow, even if your mind is closed, as long as your heart is open.
It is The Oy Way.

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Venezuela opposition leader surrenders to police on charges related to deadly protests
Speaking with a megaphone to more than 5,000 people, Lopez said that he doesn't fear going to jail to defend his beliefs and constitutional right to peacefully protest against President Nicolas Maduro.
"If my jailing serves to awaken a people, serves to awaken Venezuela ... then it will be well worth the infamous imprisonment imposed upon me directly, with cowardice, by Nicolas Maduro," Lopez told a sea of supporters who, like him, were dressed in white to symbolize non-violence.
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The rallies came one day after Maduro's government gave three U.S. Embassy officials 48 hours to leave the country, claiming they were supporting opposition plots to topple his 10-month-old administration. The U.S. has denied that.
The Venezuelan government accuses the Obama administration of siding with student protesters it has blamed for the violence and stirring up unrest to regain dominance over South America's largest oil producer.
In Washington, the State Department on Tuesday said allegations that the U.S. is helping to organize protests are "baseless and false" and hinted that it will soon take retaliatory action for the diplomats' expulsion.
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Foreign Minister Elias Jaua said Monday that the three senior U.S. consular officers are being expelled because they tried to infiltrate Venezuelan universities under the cover of doing visa outreach. Maduro has expelled American diplomats twice before.
Hundreds of students have spent the past week in the streets of Caracas alternating between peaceful protests by day and pitched battles with police at night in unrest fed by hardships that include rampant crime, 56 percent inflation and shortages of basic goods.
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On Monday, a fourth victim, a 17-year-old boy, was killed when an unidentified vehicle accelerated into a group of student protesters in the state of Sucre.
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For the first time in my life I packed my bags and got on an airplane to go somewhere hot NOT for a race or a training camp. It was weird to travel somewhere just to relax and have fun but it was definitely needed! Specialized invited the team to the Ironman World Champs in Kona to help promote the release of the new Shiv. It was cool to have most of the Specialized athletes together, I got to know each of them a lot better and it was a really cool event. They also gave us each our own Shiv, so I got to try out a TT bike for the first time ever. I was nervous since it feels quite different than a road bike, but as soon as we got onto the highway I got much more comfortable. These bikes can fly!
I felt so spoiled and lucky all week long and a few years ago I never would have dreamed having such a unique opportunity. I was swimming the Ironman course with Emma Snowsill and Jan Frodeno, hanging out at the Oakley house getting a bunch of new goodies, riding the fastest triathlon bike ever made, having breakfast at Lava Java with some of the best triathletes on the planet and meeting lots of cool people!
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I love fusion cuisine – the mixing of the best parts of two different cultures on one plate. It takes a lot of creativity to come up with something that works.
A month or so ago, I came upon this photo of the "Blaxican Food Truck" (Mexican & Soul Food) and this conversation on Reddit.
There was talk of jalapeño mac-and-cheese, BBQ steak tacos, and collard green quesadillas.
When I saw yesterday that CNN had interviewed the owner of the truck, it reminded me that I wanted to write about this here.
(Here's CNN's interview)
However, there are all kinds of Latin American fusion foods to explore.
Taka Taka in New York features Mexican Sushi and Japanese Tacos. On the menu? Cilantro shrimp tempura; Fried rice roll with hamachi, tuna, avocado and jicama with spicy sriracha mayonnaise; and Fried tuna carnitas in a yuzu-soy marinate with guacamole and pico de gallo in corn tortillas.
Chino Bandido in Phoenix allows you to mix various Chinese and Mexican ingredients. Chico & Chang in Atlanta also serves Chinese and Mexican food but they don't seem to be mixed based on the menu which lists the cuisines separately.
And then most everyone knows about Kogi BBQ which were all anyone talked about a few years ago when people discovered their Korean-style tacos.
I think the most delicious out of all of these is Mexican Sushi. The combination seems like it was inevitable. Carlos and I love sushi and our two favorite local sushi chefs are both Mexican. In fact, Latinos work behind the scenes at all our favorite Asian restaurants – Chinese, Japanese, Korean.
In comments here on Latinaish, I once mentioned that many of the Latino employees at our favorite Korean market speak Korean.
…We have a Korean Market on the outskirts of D.C. where I make regular visits. (I love Korean food and got Carlos hooked on it too.)… Well, almost all the people that work there are Latino. It's hilarious because one time at the fish counter Suegra told me what she wanted, I turned to the fish counter manager who was Korean. I greeted him in Korean and then told him Suegra's order in English. He turned to the guys behind him and told them the order in Spanish. I was like, "Wait a minute! Suegra should have just ordered herself?!" …Also, I've heard some of the Latinos there respond to the manager in Korean. It's pretty cool!
I actually read a story about this Honduran guy who came to the U.S. and began working in a Vietnamese restaurant. He started out washing dishes and ended up learning Vietnamese and working as head chef. [Read more here.] Chévere, right?
As for the Mexican Sushi, unfortunately, I'm a little too far from New York to just pop in at Taka Taka for lunch … pero hay esperanza! Our friends at Tiki Tiki posted a video to their Facebook page that teaches you how to make "Sushi Mexicano." (I recommend giving Tiki Tiki a "Like" – they're always sharing fascinating and hilarious content.)
Here's the video by the very amusing "El Guzii"!
This looks like a lot of work but these fusion restaurants seem to be only in major cities, so it's a good option if you want to try it. Then again, I found this restaurant in our area.
Felicio's authentic Mexican and Italian food. The nice thing about this one is that the Italian and Mexican flags have the same colors so I'd assume there was no arguing over the logo or the decor. I actually haven't eaten here yet, (Carlos has refused), but I think that this isn't actually true fusion and that the menu items are separate.
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The context: Stax/Volt staple William Bell had already cut his most enduring hit—1961's "You Don't Miss Your Water"—before a stint in the military sidetracked his career. When he finally got a chance to make a belated debut album in 1967, he entered a market where his simmering country-soul style had been usurped by Motown, rock, and proto-funk.
The greatness: Bell divided The Soul Of A Bell into two halves, spending the first six songs revisiting the stately paced laments that first made his name, and stringing them together like one long, dignified expression of loss. Then, for side two, Bell picks up the pace, drawing on the talents of Stax cohorts like Isaac Hayes and David Porter to bring Southern grit to the swinging R&B style of the day. The conscious link between soul's past and future arguably makes The Soul Of A Bell a concept album that predates the soon-to-come efforts of Hayes, Marvin Gaye, and Sly Stone.
Defining song: The Hayes-penned "It's Happening All Over" describes the rekindling of an old flame to a horn-pumped, call-and-response spiritual arrangement, and Bell rises to the challenge of singing about sexual arousal while using the language of gospel. With his rich, sandy voice, Bell could sing about kicking puppies and still sound like the nicest guy in town.


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If you were born between 1946 and 1964, you are part of the Baby Boomer generation.
If you were born between 1946 and 1964, you are part of the Baby Boomer generation.
Boomers currently make up 28 percent of the total population, and that population is aging. Starting in Jan. 1, 2011, and for the next 19 years, there are 10,000 people turning 65 years old every day. Boomers are part of the largest, best educated and most influential generation America has ever known. But, they are not the healthiest generation. Boomers, in general, are fatter and sicker than their predecessors at the same age. According to JAMA Internal Medicine, 39 percent of baby boomers are obese. This is more than any other age group. Obesity may be the reason 16 percent of this generation has diabetes, 11 percent has cancer, 43 percent has high blood pressure and 74 percent has high cholesterol.
Elderly Americans are living longer than ever before, so the boomers may have many years to enjoy in retirement. Nutrition needs change as we age, therefore diet can play an important role in just how healthy those retirement years may be.
Our metabolism and activity levels tend to decrease as we age, resulting in the need for fewer calories. Obesity is a leading risk factor for many chronic diseases, like diabetes, kidney disease, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. By achieving a healthy weight, you can help put these diseases at bay. Choose nutrient-rich, calorie-smart foods, like whole grains, lean meats and fish, and lots of fruits and vegetables. Limit sugars, fats, and sodium. Excess alcohol also can lead to extra unwanted pounds.
We gradually lose muscle mass as we age, in part because of decreased activity. Loss of muscle mass makes it more difficult to perform activities of daily living; increases the risk of falls and fractures; and makes recovery from illness more difficult. To maintain as much muscle mass as possible and keep bones strong, it is important to get adequate protein, calcium and vitamin D in your diet. Choose lean meats and low-fat dairy products and try to incorporate some kind of protein in every meal. Add some weight bearing and resistance exercises to help build muscle and bone. Strength training can increase muscle mass and decrease body fat. Flexibility exercises can help with balance. Aim for 30 minutes to 60 minutes of exercise daily.
Digestive issues are a common complaint among seniors. If constipation is a problem, try adding more fiber to your diet. Fiber comes from whole grains, fruits and vegetables. A high-fiber diet can help prevent constipation, diverticulitis, colon cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Adequate fluids are important, as well. Aging can cause our thirst sensation to decrease, our kidneys to become less efficient, and some common medications may cause fluid loss. Sometimes, fluids are intentionally limited because of fear of incontinence or desire not to have to go to the bathroom so often. Make a conscious effort to drink six to eight glasses of water a day.
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Health issues, such as taste or smell changes, medication side effects, poor dental status causing chewing or swallowing problems, appetite changes, limited mobility, vision changes, confusion or forgetfulness, and loneliness or depression all can affect nutritional status and overall health. It's important to report any changes or difficulties you have to your health care provider. Retirement also means a fixed income and it's estimated that at least 10 percent of seniors do not have money to buy enough food or for transportation to obtain food. Senior meal centers, co-op share programs, food banks and food stamps all can help by providing low-cost or free food to individuals who need it.
Although obtaining a healthy weight is desired, don't over-restrict food to lose weight. This is a common problem with seniors who may be afraid to eat certain foods because of health concerns. The benefit of a restricted diet becomes less and less as we age. In fact, being underweight is more of a risk for disease and premature death than being overweight. Being underweight makes it harder to fight off illnesses, to heal properly and to defend against disease. Focus on eating a heart healthy diet, filling half of your plate with vegetables, one quarter with meat or protein, and one quarter with starch, like a potato, rice or pasta. Add a serving of fruit and a glass of low-fat milk or water to round out the meal.
No one wants to get old, but it's going to happen. Making changes now can help you maintain your health into your retirement years.
Anita Marlay, R.D., L.D., is a dietitian in the cardiac rehab department at Lake Regional Health System in Osage Beach, Mo.


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I like to think about the wine I'm drinking. I also like to think that doing so keeps me out of rehab. Given the alcoholism in my family, I shouldn't be so flip. But I do think that the cerebral potential inherent in enjoying wine can be a self-reflexive safeguard against abuse. But maybe I'm kidding myself? Time will tell. Perhaps this is less about fun things to do with wine, learning about terroir and polyphenols, and is, actually, a count down to my intervention. Again, time will tell.
But in the meantime, I propose to use this space to document the wanker experiments that I always seem to be running. These experiments -- and I use the term loosely -- range from the practical to the esoteric. They can be conservationist ("Is preserving an open bottle with inert gas worth the hassle?"). They can be educational ("What can we learn from a side-by-side tasting of neighboring vineyards?"). They can be absurd justifications for drinking on a Sunday morning ("What wine pairs with eggs?"). Whatever they may be, this space will serve as the chronicle of these experimental efforts.
(A note on the photo: this was a spectacular bottle of 1985 Confuron-Cotetidot Clos de Vougeot that we picked up from Philippe Renaud at his shop in Beaune, Mon Millésime, during a recent trip to Burgundy. It was while drinking it that I pitched the idea for this blog to my wife and insisted that it would require a new wine storage fridge for the garage.)
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JAKE GYLLENHAAL has declared himself an "idiot" for allowing cops to zap him with a stun gun in preparation for a movie role because the jolt left him "screaming like a child".
The actor plays a police officer in new drama End of Watch and he went through some intense training for role, including patrolling the mean streets of South Central Los Angeles with local cops.
He also agreed to be subjected to a shot from a Taser gun to gain first-hand experience of how the weapon works, but he regretted his decision.
Gyllenhaal tells talk show host Graham Norton, "The police offered us the chance to either be pepper sprayed or Tasered. We are actors and not the sharpest tools in the shed so we decided to go for quick and painful rather than long and painful.
"I was an idiot and there was no logical explanation why we did it but I think experiencing things does influence the realism in the movie. It felt terrible. They said they would do it for five seconds and I was screaming like a child pretty quickly. It felt like it was forever and it lasted a second and a half!"


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Thanks For The Props, SI!Posted by jstevrtc on July 14th, 2011
The editors and correspondents here at RTC were quite a happy bunch today upon taking a gander at Sports Illustrated's Twitter 100. SI polled 50 of their reporters, editors, and writers and, after distilling the numerous possibilities, they refined it down to a list of the 100 Twitter accounts the queried 50 consider "essential to their daily routine for finding news, information and entertainment from the sports world." It looks like SI finally took note of the 300 subscriptions to the magazine we maintain, and the weekly bribery money we send to Davis, Winn and Glockner finally paid off, because…we're on the list.
Our Twitter feed is manned pretty much 'round the clock by at least one of our three executive editors, but the Twitter feed wouldn't be worth anything if the site itself wasn't something we thought was worth our readers' time, and much of the site's quality is due to our cadre of correspondents around the country covering every conference for us. It may be one guy out of only a possible three doing the tweeting at any given time, but we count this as an honor for the whole RTC crew.
The 2011-2012 season — our fifth — will be here before we know it, and we think we've got some fun stuff in store for our faithful. We'll keep tweeting as long as you keep engaging us in conversation, since that's the point of this whole endeavor. So, many thanks, SI. We greatly appreciate the mention, and we're proud to be on a list with so many people whose work (and tweets) we've long admired.


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Dr. Boccuto's medical career began when he graduated with his Medical Degree in 2002 from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Rome, Italy. He then completed specialized training in medical genetics at the same university, training for years under Prof. Giovanni Neri with a focus on hereditary cancer, overgrowth syndromes, and intellectual disability syndromes.
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From the year 2000 to 2010 the number of manufacturing jobs in America fell by about a third. The rise of outsourcing and offshoring and the growth of sophisticated supply chains has enabled companies the world over to use China, India and other lower-wage countries as workshops. Now, the global financial crisis has people thinking it is time their countries returned to making stuff in order to create jobs and prevent more manufacturing skills from being lost. These factors, and technologies like robotics, 3D printing and artificial intelligence could help bring about a Third Industrial Revolution.
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BT to fibre up another 163 exchanges, coy on exactly where
Keen to bag more UK.gov funds to lay cable across Blighty
BT has indicated another 163 exchanges will deploy fibre in 2013 as part of its £2.5bn broadband upgrade for two thirds of the UK.
The national telco said the rollout will lead to more than one million homes and businesses witnessing hordes of BT Openreach engineers laying high-speed optic cabling mainly to street cabinets. Individual premises typically hook into these junction boxes for internet and telephone connectivity, although fibre can be taken directly into properties if BT allows it.
The Register asked the company to provide a breakdown of how many homes and businesses can expect Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) tech rather than the much more widely deployed Fibre-to-the-Cabinet (FTTC) upgrade. However, the company hadn't immediately got back to us with a response at the time of writing.
We do know that BT - on a national level - plans to bring FTTC (with downstream speeds said to be up to 80Mbps) to roughly 75 per cent of homes and businesses, while the remaining 25 per cent will be lucky enough to get FTTP that is expected to offer theoretical downloads speeds of up to 330Mbps.
BT said it "passed" more than 11 million properties to date with its fibre upgrade. As a disclaimer about the work, the telecoms giant noted that "some premises within the selected exchange areas will not initially be able to access fibre-based broadband".
The company said this was due to "the current network topography, and the economics of deployment". Alternative options for providing connectivity - which presumably could include satellite tech - are being mulled over by Openreach, BT said.
It also said that the rollout plans were "subject to an acceptable environment for investment", and said its fibre would be - as usual - offered on a wholesale basis to rival telcos.
BT's Mike Galvin said:
We have now announced the bulk of the exchanges we will be deploying fibre to under our own steam but we are keen to go even further with the help of BDUK [Broadband Delivery UK] funding. We will continue to engage with local government and communities to try and give as many people as possible access to the benefits of fibre broadband.
At present, BT is the only company to have successfully bid for a slice of the BDUK pie of taxpayer-funded cash, set aside for local authorities to improve broadband ideally in rural areas. The only other company that the government had initially deemed suitable for seeking the public sector subsidy was Japanese tech giant Fujitsu. However - as we recently reported - that outfit has been effectively frozen out of UK.gov contracts across a number of departments.
It's a move that's left Culture Secretary Maria Miller with something of a dilemma, given that Brussels is withholding its approval of state funding while it investigates BT's tight grasp of the £530m BDUK cash mountain. If the Department for Culture, Media and Sport was to outright exclude Fujitsu from chasing broadband contracts, the government could be left exposed to unhappy competition watchdogs in the European Commission.
Instead, the DCMS has told El Reg it is very carefully reviewing Fujitsu's conduct in chasing procurement deals. ®
Unusually, BT did not furnish us with a full list of the 163 exchanges earmarked for its latest fibre rollout. Instead, the company preferred only to mention a few locations by saying that the upgrades were "spread across the UK from Torquay, in Devon, to Kilbirnie in Scotland".
Vulture Central's networks desk notes that customers can always attempt to check the project's progress via BT's "Where and When" website. And our cockles are warmed by the fact that anyone typing in the postcode E1, for example, will no longer be redirected up Mount Everest. Well done, lads!
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The proposals now on the table for solving that daunting combination of tax increases and budget cuts known as the fiscal cliff have a distinctly pre-Election Day tone about them.
The proposals now on the table for solving that daunting combination of tax increases and budget cuts known as the fiscal cliff have a distinctly pre-Election Day tone about them. If voters sent a message to Washington last month about intransigence and nonpartisan cooperation, Washington didn�t get the memo.
The Obama administration�s initial offer, defended on Sunday news programs by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, is lifted straight from the president�s 2013 budget message � raising taxes for households with annual incomes above $250,000, public works and stimulus spending to cost $250 billion at a minimum and presidential authority to increase the federal debt limit without approval of Congress.
On all counts, but particularly the first and last items, that plan is a non-starter, say Republicans, who insist that tax rates shouldn�t increase for anyone, that Bush-era tax cuts should apply to everyone and that entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security need to be adjusted to trim costs.
Instead of talking out their difference, both sides seem content to talk about their differences � and talk about them in ways, and in venues, that echo the weeks before Nov. 6, rather than emphasize that mere weeks remain to fix this financial crisis.
President Obama took his case for taxing the rich on the road Friday, blaming Republicans for �holding middle-class tax cuts hostage� in an effort to keep tax rates low for upper-income Americans. Geithner turned up the heat Sunday on ABC�s �This Week,� calling a 2 percent increase in the tax rate for high earners �an essential part of any deal.� Sunday, the Obama political team urged supporters in an email to pressure Congress to extend tax cuts for households making $250,000 or less.
The administration appears to believe that, should a deal fail to materialize by the Dec. 31 deadline, that Americans will blame Republicans, as the lapdog of the wealthy. Given Obama�s efforts during the campaign to exploit class envy, that could well be the case. It is as likely, however, that most Americans will blame both Democrats and Republicans for their inability to complete the people�s business. They are tired of the bickering, of the posturing and pure bullheadedness; and ideology sounds like more excuses.
Unless a compromise is reached this year, the Bush-era tax cuts will expire, increasing the tax bill for a middle-class family of four by about $2,000 a year, and $109 billion in automatic spending cuts will take effect Jan. 2. Wall Street could react badly, sending an ailing economy toward a relapse. On Main Street, small businesses would feel the pinch.
If Democrats and Republicans do find middle ground, they will have faced up to the fact that only a combination of spending cuts and revenue increases can defray annual trillion-dollar budget deficit. There will still be pain, but it will be made more tolerable by the sense that Washington has turned a corner toward cooperation.


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Flu Fighter is a fun, classic-styled puzzle game that's perfect for quick games to pass the time, or long challenges to improve your skill.
Here's the deal: You're a big-shot doctor, and you're pretty darn good at it. A patient comes in and complains of a headache, chills, fever, and coughing. After a closer look, you know what it is. THE FLU! Time to jump into action and administer the antivirus.
Use your antivirus capsules to eradicate the influenza viruses. Match FOUR or more colors either horizontally or vertically to delete them. Each level is complete when all of the viruses have been defeated. You can score more points with combinations, by deleting several sets of colors in one move.
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Mike Birbiglia, er, "Matt Pandamiglio," is a mostly unsuccessful comedian working as a bartender at the club where he occasionally goes on stage. He is also sort of unsuccessful in his personal life — he is living with Abby (Lauren Ambrose), a woman he deeply cares for but doesn't love enough to marry, but their uncertain status is starting to wear on her. And, perhaps, on him, as Matt finds himself sleepwalking, or really, sleep-injuring himself by jumping off things. He decides to tell her that they need to take a break, though he'd like it to be the kind of break where she doesn't sleep with anyone else. When he isn't quite able to get that idea out, he instead finds a way to never be around. After meeting an agent, he gets himself booked in a variety of tiny comedy shows — no show too small, no destination too far away. On the road, he figures out that while his standard set — an embarrassing mash of bits about Cookie Monster and the A-Team — is awful, his stories about his relationship make for more winning material. After the first line — he says he doesn't want to get married until he's sure nothing good is ever going to happen to him again — gets one of his first non-pity laughs, he decides to dig in to the stuff about not wanting to get married and other relationship things that he probably never wants Abby to hear him say. But, as comedian "Marc Mulheren" (yes, that'd be Marc Maron) tells him, they're not at home, they're on the road.
While I'm pretty sure the infamous La Quinta Inn incident does not, in this movie, happen in "Walla Walla, Washington" as it did in real life (he repeates the location in his stage telling of the story like a refrain to a song), it appears here — with a dream that gets "Matt" anxious and walking around his hotel room in his sleep — pretty much the way I've heard him describe it on This American Life. If you've listened to the show for any length of time, you've probably heard Birbiglia and his distinct delivery (hipster drawl? laid-back anxiety?) in stories about sleepwalking and relationships. And, yes, a lot of that is repeated here. But if you're a fan of his stories, I think it works, even if there aren't a lot of surprises. There are some nice details to keep you occupied even if you've heard the story about the jackal. We get a nice sketch of Matt's relationship with his parents (played by Carol Kane and James Rebhorn). We get a sense of the complicated nature of the relationship between Matt and Abby — it is believable that they might like each other but not love each other. And we get a great look at the backstage unglamorous life of a working-stiff comedian. Scenes where Matt has to, for example, emcee a lip-sync contest with two entrants (and frankly, he got lucky with that assignment) or where he rejoices in the freedom of a crappy hotel room are delightful and make the movie worth it even if you are familiar with the story and how it's told. B+
Not rated. Directed by Mike Birbiglia and co-directed by Seth Barrish with a screenplay by Birbiglia, Barrish, Ira Glass and Joe Birbiglia, Sleepwalk with Me is an hour and 30 minutes long and is distributed by IFC Films (and is available via video on demand in the "same day as theaters" section).


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Vonn Crashes While Prepping For Return To Racing
Lindsey Vonn takes a downhill training run at the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center at Copper Mountain on Nov. 6, 2013 in Copper Mountain, Colo.
DENVER -- Reigning Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn has crashed while training ahead of her return to racing following major knee surgery.
U.S. Ski Team spokesman Tom Kelly says Tuesday that Vonn is being evaluated at a hospital after being taken off the slope at Copper Mountain, Colo., on a sled.
Kelly says he is not sure whether Vonn hurt her surgically repaired right knee.
He adds: "We have no reason to believe it's anything significant right now."
The four-time overall World Cup champion tore her ACL and MCL in a crash at the world championships in February. She has been aiming to return to Word Cup competition next week in Beaver Creek, Colo.
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The 57th Street Action Center has been operating as the central emergency distribution hub for the Arverne Queens area at the Ocean Bay Apartment houses since Hurricane Sandy struck the NYC area. The center distributes food, supplies, medical, and legal services to those still living in unhealthy environments. There are still 10,000 people living without power in Rockaway alone and the action center is under the threat of being closed down by its landlord, the New York City Housing Authority.
Action Center Director Aria Doe met with the New York Housing Authority yesterday and was told on December 28th "we have to have everything cleared out of the building so they can do "cleaning". They won't work around the distribution, and want us out. We were told to stop taking donations, to send all that we have to the Mayors programs, to close the medical and legal clinics and to send our folks to medical units 40 blocks away"
It seems only too obvious that the City is attempting to stop the visual lines that show continued incompetence in dealing with post Sandy recovery. NYCHA will not give a clear timeline for when the cleaning is to be over and when the Action Center volunteers can return. "NYCHA has the opportunity to drag this out as long as they want to, and hinted in the meeting that was what was going to happen. They have been known to take 6 months to change a lock." said Ms. Doe. "We cannot abandon our people now. It is even more critical that we have a presence in the community with the cold weather, escalating health hazards, and historically, what takes place in the dark to the poor, when no one is standing watch."
The Action Center still has between 600 and 800 residents coming through their lines on a daily basis. Ms. Doe spent last week surveying the lines of residents coming for help. When residents were questioned with "why do you still come to the line day after day" here were some of their answers.
1. I have no gas without the hot food my family and kids will not eat properly.
2. I need follow-up medical care and I can't get it.
3. I need bottled water because I am afraid to drink the rusty water in the housing units.
4. I have no heat, the blankets and clothing helps provide it.
5. I am unable to clean my cloths, the kid's cloths, etc.
6. I constantly need the cleaning products because no one has come to fully clean the apartments.
7. I cannot afford to make a co-pay of $45 dollars at the clinic and have no money for medicine and to see a doctor.
8. I lost my job and have nothing without what you are providing.
9. FEMA denied my claim and I have nothing without what you provide me.
10. Everyone in my support system was effected so those I would go to for help need help themselves.
11. I work but have used all my money for transportation, and to replace what was lost I can't get what I currently need without you.
12. I am old and can't walk 40 blocks away to other services.
13. I need help to understand what is going on.
14. You are the only people who will listen and try to help us
The only train (the H) is not working consistently, most residents who had cars lost them, and many are sick with small children, and have to stay close to one another at home. They lack cab fare, and can't transport the needed supplies on buses.
"I just know our voice, presence and real time relief is still needed so we can't abandon our residents. We need to once again make the impossible possible and show without a doubt we can't be stopped" says Ms. Doe pleading for help from anyone who can offer it.
Ms Doe and her team of volunteers are tirelessly seeing a new home for their distribution center and praying that someone at NYCHA can postpone their imminent shut down.


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HTCs delays in releasing Linux source code are unacceptable
The Taiwanese smart phone maker HTC is widely known to be delaying its Linux kernel source code releases of their Android products. Initially, this has been described to to the requirement for source code review, and making sure that no proprietary portions are ending up in the release.
While the point is sort-of moot from the beginning (there should be no proprietary portions inside the Linux kernel for a product that wants to avoid entering any legal grey zone in the first place), I was willing to accept/tolerate it for some time.
At one point more than one year ago, gpl-violations.org actually had the opportunity to speak in person to senior HTC staff about this. I made it very clear that this delay is not acceptable, and that they should quickly fix their processes in order to make sure they reduce that delay, eventually down to zero.
Recently, I received news that the opposite is happening. HTC still has the same delays, and they are now actually claiming that even a 120 days delay is in compliance with the license.
I do think neither the paying HTC customers, nor tha Free Software community as a whole have to tolerate those delays. It is true that the GPLv2 doesn't list a deadline until when the source code has to be provided, but it is at the same also very clear what the license wants: To enable people to study the program source code. Especially in todays rapid smart phone product cycles, 120 days is a very long time.
So I hereby declare my patience has ended here. I am determined to bring those outrageous delays to an end. This will be one of my new year resolutions for 2012: Use whatever means possible to make HTC understand that this is not how you can treat Free Software, the community, its customers, the GPL and in the end, copyright itself.


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(Reuters) - Barnes & Noble Inc's chairman, founder and top shareholder Leonard Riggio said on Tuesday he has suspended his efforts to make an offer for the company's retail business.
"While I reserve the right to pursue an offer in the future, I believe it is in the company's best interests to focus on the business at hand," Riggio said in a statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. "Right now our priority should be to serve the more than 10 million customers who own NOOK devices, to concentrate on building our Retail business, and to accelerate the sale of NOOK products in our stores, and in the marketplace."
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Today, dear readers, is an exciting day. It marks the official release of a groundbreaking new book on sex offender treatment, one that may signal a pivotal turning point away from punitive practices toward a recognition of offenders' essential human dignity and the universality of crime desistance.
Scholars D. Richard Laws and Tony Ward have taken on a huge task in Desistance from Sex Offending: Alternatives to Throwing Away the Keys. They hope to bring mainstream criminological theories about crime desistance to an insular, risk-obsessed fringe of forensic psychology that has remained remarkably uninterested in the fact that offenders desist from crime, or the process through which that occurs.
Desistance provides a superb, highly readable overview of the criminological literature on desistance, the age-crime curve, and offender reintegration research, focusing heavily on the seminal works of Sampson and Laub and Shadd Maruna. The authors propose the Good Lives Model as a theory that can bridge the looming chasm between desistance theory and forensic psychology practice with sex offenders.
The voices of dissent against the dominant, pathologizing discourse of deviance are growing louder. The publication of this trailblazing book is yet another in a series of signals that the reign of penal harm may be losing steam, creating opportunities for implementing progressive reforms.
Desistance is essential reading for clinicians, researchers, academicians, attorneys, and anyone interested in the application of contemporary social science theory on desistance to sex offender rehabilitation .
The timing is propitious, coinciding as it does with next week's annual conference of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) in Phoenix, Arizona. At least one conference seminar, by Pamela Yates, Ph.D., will focus on applying the Good Lives Model to sex offender treatment. If you are attending the conference, buy this book early before it sells out.
We can only hope that the spirit of reform embodied in Desistance truly catches on, rather than being coopted by the entrenched forces of risk management.
NOTE: I am writing more detailed and formal reviews of Desistance for publication, and will link to those as soon as they are available. Also see my online review at Amazon (and please, as always, remember to click on "yes" if you like the review).


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Who is the most famous person to come out Morenci?
Old timers might point toward E.D. Stair—as in Stair Public Library, Stair Auditorium and Stair Gymnasium. After growing up in Morenci, Stair became the owner of the Detroit Free Press and served as publisher throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
The auditorium and gymnasium have both faded into memory here, just like the man behind the name of the library.
Today, the name Tony Scheffler is the one some residents are citing as Morenci's claim to fame. After all, it's right there on Wikipedia and various sports profiles. Tony Scheffler: home town, Morenci, Mich.
Every now and then someone will stop in the Observer office to point out this fact. Last week Ron Eller came in with Scheffler's profile printed from Yahoo Sports.
First of all, who is this Scheffler guy? If you're not a professional football fan, you've probably never encountered the name.
Scheffler was an All-State football and baseball player at Chelsea High School, graduating in 2001. He earned a marketing degree at Western Michigan University (3.63 GPA) and was a three-year letter-winner in baseball. He set records at WMU as a tight end on the football team and ranked third nationally in receptions per game.
He was a second-round draft choice of the Denver Broncos in 2006. Now in his second season with the NFL, his career continues to blossom.
But back to this Morenci connection. Is Tony Scheffler really from Morenci or is that just an error?


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at 740 Heinz in West Berkeley
Thanks to Curtis Manning and the Daily Planet for publishing his well reasoned argument, with lots of specific detail, for all the reasons why what the city is trying to pull with 740 Heinz subverts the 'no' vote against the West Berkeley development measure on the November 2012 ballot. It seems clear that our public servants, including city staff and elected representatives do not pay actual attention to the laws and actual facts when they make zoning adjustments and approve developments that contravene the people's will. Mr. Manning's detailed analysis should have prevented the city council from blithely approving Wareham's new proposal which greatly alters the zoning of West Berkeley. Shame on them.
It is so sickening to see Berkeley's putative leaders and civil servants repeatedly and, imho, with a disingenuous phoniness, repeatedly try to override the will of the commons, of the citizenry. The measure lost, yet the Zoning Adjustment board allowed Wareham's new design which aligns with the failed measure. Do votes mean anything to our elected leaders and city staff?!! It would seem not. It seems like all that matters is a mindless belief that more development is always better.
I've been thinking lately, and, trust me, I am not a student of the Christian Bible, of the story in the Bible where Moses leads his people out of Egypt through the miraculous parting of the Red Sea. For one shining moment, his people trust him completely. Then the leader, seeking only to do what is right, goes into the desert for forty days and nights, to commune with his God. When he returns, allegedly with the ten commandments etched on two stone tablets, his people have put together all their gold, created a golden calf and are worshiping it. Is that what he led them through the Red Sea for, to worship gold?
When is Berkeley going to start making public decisions with integrity, transparency and in alignment with the view of the voters? Real estate developers and business people seem to have more 'rights' with our city than we the people do. Our public servants and many of us seem to worship a golden calf, the illusion that all growth is good growth and all development is right. It's not just a quaint, old-fashioned thing, the idea of a democracy that respects the will of the people. The idea is that there is wisdom in democratic voting. Instead of trying to find ways around our vote against the West Berkeley Measurement (was it 'T"? -- I lose track of the alphabet when I think of voting measures), our city staff and council should be bending over backwards to honor the defeat of Measure T.
I don't have it in me anymore to write cogent, detailed arguments like Mr. Manning's that deconstruct the chicanery passing as public process for 740 Heinz, so thanks to Mr. Manning and thanks to the Daily Planet for publishing his work.


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