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ANOTHER betting shop is to open in Southall despite residents raising concerns with the police.
Ladbrokes applied for a betting premises licence at 28 South Road, which was given the go-ahead by Ealing Council's licensing sub-committee on Wednesday.
PC Les Smith, licensing officer for Ealing Police, submitted a report to the sub-committee saying that Southall residents have raised issues with police over the impact made by betting in the area.
The report says: "This area has had a number of reported crimes ranging from theft, assaults, robbery and possession of drugs. This has had a serious effect on the local community and has been highlighted to police as a community issue. The concerns have been raised in relation to betting and gambling premises at ward panel meetings."
Southal pensioner Tony Whittle, a long-time resident of the area who lives just off the Broadway said: "We have a place round the corner from us and it just seems like a place where people waste their time and money.
"The sort of people who go to these shops aren't the type of people you want to socialise with, and the shops could attract anti-social behaviour and be a problem in a community like Southall."
The licensing sub-committee granted the licence for South Road, subject to police conditions including installing CCTV and ensuring safety measures like risk assessment and staffing levels.
It also granted a separate application to vary a premises licence at a Ladbrokes in Southall Broadway on condition that the business will continue with at least two staff members on site until a risk assessment and staff levels are approved by police.
A separate application to vary a premises licence in King Street was deferred at the request of police.
Of the 87 betting shops across the borough, 19 are in Southall.


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Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9PA
- Distance10, 5 and 2 km
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Come and join us at the third Waterbeach Running Festival on Saturday 12th May 2018. Choose from 10k and 5k races, 2k Fun Run and a 100m toddle for under 5s. The 10k, 5k and 2k will all be gun start and chip timed finish and the course is on flat, traffic free, mainly well surfaced tracks around the disused Waterbeach Barracks. Enter online before midnight on 7th May or pay a bit more to enter on the day. You must enter at least 30 minutes before registration closes for your chosen distance if entering on the day.
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The frantic anecdotes of a scribbling single mom, with 2 young adult sons, 2 jobs, 2 dogs and one life to fit it all into!
Having a Lovely Time, Dad- Wish You Were Here!
It's almost time for Christmas vacation. I won't be back at the nursing home for 3 weeks. "What will we do if there's a...well, um..." The social worker's voice trails off and she give me an apologetic smile.
"Emergency?" I say, supplying the word she doesn't want to use.
"Well, yes," she says, sighing. "Three weeks is a long time."
I smile at her. "If something goes wrong around here, call me at home and tell me to get up off the couch and get down here."
I tell her this because this one home tries very hard to do their best for their residents and because of this, I don't mind if they call me. They won't be trying to cover their liable tails after some neglectful incident- they'll be trying to avert a crisis.
I tell her how hard I know they are working- how I see it every time I visit and it makes me feel good. And then I confess I can't go back to the home we both left because it is too hard. "I feel so guilty about it," I say.
Jan shakes her head. "You can't, you can't, you can't" she murmurs over and over, until I realize she is also telling herself.
I stand up, ready to leave but I don't go because I know there's one more thing I need to tell her. "I know this Christmas will be hard," I begin. "At best, strange, without your dad."
She nods. Her dad has been gone for 7 months and mine a year and almost 3 months. I know how much she loved her dad.
"We took flowers to the gravesite yesterday," she begins but breaks off and shakes her head.
"But he's not there, is he?" I whisper.
Tears fill her eyes. "I know he's in a better place," she tries. "But I feel mad, too. So much has happened and keeps right on happening. I want to say, 'Why'd you leave me to deal with this?' But I know it's not his fault."
She begins to cry. "It's the weirdest things. Like he had an old Plymouth Volare. Thirty years old with 54,000 original miles on it. He did all the work on that thing. Then when he got sick, he couldn't work on it anymore but he wouldn't sell it." She pauses a moment, gathering the strength to talk. "We sold it last month. We had to. You can't hang on to everything and Mama needed the money. Anyway, the man came by the other day and that Volare looked so good. He said he'd put 24-hundred dollars into it and it looked perfect. But things like that...they just tear me up."
I know. I tell her about cooking with the Eldest Unnamed One, just like I used to do with Dad. "Even though it's neat to see the generations continue and see my Dad in my boy, it still hurts because I miss my dad and it's not the same."
I am dangerously close to losing it myself but I "hold the tail," so I can stick with her. But later when I walk to the car, it is all I can think about, all I can feel.
I miss my dad but I live on, trying to follow the things he taught me. Doing it, in part for him because that is what he would want, I think. He would want me to pass the essence of who we are and what we are about on down from one generation to the next. He would want me to let the love he gave me flow on to my sons and their children and the host of others who will follow us.
But it just isn't the same as having him here.
Don't get me wrong- I'm having an exceptionally good time with my boys and my friends, but I'm just aware of how much he would enjoy all of this and how much I would like one of his hugs.
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Something in what you wrote has reminded me that I have been reading you for at least the past eighteen months.
I suppose I am captivated, and so I must say to you, Merry Christmas, and by all means continue on in what you do as you do it quite well.
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Back at you, Random. Any more picture/stories to share with us? I'm so glad to know you're out there. Merry Christmas! Nancy
I am less sure about the stories, but I will always have more pictures.
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I LOVE your photographs, especially the one from Dec. 18- http://reasonwithin.blogspot.com/2007/12/ok-so-here-i-am-with-you-people-again.html.
Bad picutre of me, beautiful picture of Sydney. She was just too cute in my cap, I had to grab the camera.


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I enjoy all styles of cooking, and love to cook with fresh organic ingredients, often home-grown from my garden. I cook for my family and friends, and love to create new recipes and dishes based on seasonal products available to me. My partner and I frequently visit artisan markets for different products that aren\'t on the supermarket shelves, which enhances our cooking. These may include foods such as pesto, beetroot, cheeses and much more. I especially love french cuisine and my English chef idol has to be Keith Floyd and his french oppo Raymond Blanc!
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- Quarter teaspoon of Salt
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- Teaspoon of Vinegar
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Sprinkle the Tenderstem® broccoli with sea salt and steam for 3 minutes
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Diabetes and Allergies
Type 1 diabetes and allergies are both disorders of the auto-immune system. Yet these two medical conditions are most probably controlled by entirely independent sets of genes. People with diabetes do not necessarily have allergies and vice-versa. Take a look, if you have a penchant for medical statistics, at the following link I accessed earlier today:
Type 2 diabetes develops for reasons completed unrelated to the immune system. You may have all your white blood cell counts in order but enjoy normal glucose metabolism. However, what about the reverse? A person with diabetes who also suffers from allergies can present special problems for clinicians. Sneezing and a cold can play havoc with blood glucose levels and affect diabetes medication dosing as well.
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Allergy management, especially the preventive aspects, matters for everyone, but is especially important if you have any form of diabetes.


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A scientist assails superstition and irrationality.
After evolutionary biologist Coyne (Ecology and Evolution/Univ. of Chicago; Why Evolution Is True, 2009, etc.) published a widely read book presenting evidence for evolution, he was astonished to find that "the proportion of creationists in America didn't budge," hovering between 40 and 46 percent. Faith, he concluded, "led them to discount and reject the facts right before their noses." In his latest book, the author takes on the problem of faith directly, arguing that "understanding reality…is best achieved using the tools of science, and is never achieved using the methods of faith." Although he makes a clear and cogent argument, he may find that, once again, he is preaching to his own choir. Coyne defines science "as a collection of methods" yielding knowledge that can be rejected or confirmed through testing. Religion derives its authority from belief in "a god, gods, or similar superhuman power." Coyne focuses on religions "that make empirical claims about the existence of a deity, the nature of that deity, and how it interacts with the world," in particular Judaism, Islam, and especially Christianity. Discounting the efforts of accommodationists, who strive to find common ground between science and religion, Coyne asserts that the two are incompatible "because they have different methods of getting knowledge about reality, different ways of assessing the reliability of that knowledge, and, in the end, arrive at conflicting conclusions about the universe." He notes that evolutionary biology is a special focus of incredulity or outright attack by the faithful, but he sees that other areas as well—e.g., stem cell research, vaccination, euthanasia, homosexuality, and global warming—have been undermined by religious claims. Coyne celebrates a world without faith, claiming that there would be no loss of compassion and morality, only of pseudoscientific thought that can "do real damage to our species and our planet."
Deeply religious readers may not even pick it up, but this is an important book that deserves an open-minded readership.


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Each year in June, students in some middle schools and most high schools across New York State will take Regents exams. These standardized tests determine whether students have met the required educational standards to receive a high school diploma. Students and parents may anticipate these assessments with a degree of worry, but understanding what they're all about can help alleviate the pressure that families feel about these educational hurdles.
First administered to high school students in June 1878, the Regents exam system replaced a patchwork of learning goals and curricula, which differed across New York State, with a single set of academic standards for all students. One of the principal goals of the exams was to ensure that students graduating from NYS high schools would have the necessary core knowledge to move on to college or directly into the workforce following high school.
Regents and the Common Core
Today, NYS is undergoing another transition as it aligns these (and other) state assessments with the Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS) that the state adopted in 2010. Students who are now taking Regents exams may have received instruction based on either the old learning standards or the newer CCLS. To accommodate both sets of students, the CCLS-based tests are being phased in over time to enable students to take whichever version is suitable for the learning goals of their courses. For example, the Common Core–aligned English Regents exam was first released in June 2014, though students whose English instruction was founded on the previous set of learning standards will be able to take the old version through June 2016. Similarly, there are two exams for Algebra, and students may sit for either version through the June 2015 administration. For a limited time, some students will even have the option of taking both exams and applying the higher score toward their Regents diploma.
To learn more about the schedule that the New York State Education Department is following for old and new exams, read the NYS instructions to superintendents regarding the schedule for phasing in the new tests.
Goals of the Regents Exams
The Regents exams mark a major milestone in students' educational lives. They are accordingly designed to achieve two important goals.
Assessing Student Achievement
Just as state assessments for students in third through eighth grades are used to measure student achievement annually, New York State's Regents exams provide comparable feedback for high schoolers. Families and educators are able to learn whether students have met the standards that are considered essential for the next step in a student's life, whether this is enrolling in college or beginning a career directly after high school.
There are four required subject areas that students are tested on: math, English, science, and social studies. In order to receive a Regents diploma, most high schoolers must pass a minimum of 22 credits in required courses and receive a score of 65 or above on at least five Regents exams. Note that there are a number of other standardized tests, such as AP exams or particular SAT subject tests, that can be substituted for Regents exams. To see a list of options, visit the New York State Department-Approved Alternative Assessments list.
Students may begin taking Regents exams as early as middle school — if they are enrolled in high school–level courses — though most learners take the tests as they complete the relevant subjects in high school. Students also have the option of retaking, as often as needed, any test on which they do not attain a passing score of 65 or above.
Measuring Teacher and School Effectiveness
In addition to providing students with feedback on their academic achievement, Regents exams are used as a tool to hold schools and teachers accountable for student performance. Aggregate test results are reported on annual school report cards, such as those found on the high school profiles on Noodle. These results help highlight schools that are in need of further support to ensure that all of their students meet essential academic standards.
Student Profiles and Regents Exams
While a great many young New Yorkers take the Regents exams each year, not all are required to. Typically, for instance, public school students do take the exams, and private school students may — but there are exceptions in both cases.
Public School Students
Nearly all public schools in New York are required to follow the Regents exam system. The notable exception is a group of 28 public high schools, most of which are located in New York City, belonging to the New York Performance Standards Consortium. The consortium has permission from the New York State Education Department to use alternative forms of assessment, including student research papers, essays, projects, and science experiments that comprise portfolios of academic work. These, in turn, are evaluated by teachers qualified in each required subject area. Students who attend Consortium schools are, however, required to take the Regents English exam.
Private School Students
Many private and parochial schools require their students to take the Regents exams, though not all participate in the system. Some argue that their own year-end assessments are more rigorous than the Regents exams and better align with the high academic standards these schools have set for their students.
Special Needs Students
Like their non-disabled peers, students with disabilities are also expected to take Regents exams. While NYS once offered learners with Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs) or 504 accommodations the option of taking Regents Competency Tests (RCTs), which evaluate basic proficiency in English, math, science, and social studies, this option was eliminated for students who entered ninth grade after 2011. The reasoning behind the decision was that, with relatively few exceptions, students with disabilities are just as capable of meeting the same benchmark academic standards as non-disabled students, and that offering this alternative assessment system implicitly encouraged schools to treat these learners as less able, a course of action that in turn limited their future academic and professional choices.
Students with IEPs or 504 accommodations who no longer have the option of taking RCTs but whose disability makes it difficult or impossible to achieve passing scores on all five Regents exams have two alternative pathways to attain a high school diploma. The first is known as the "Low-Pass Safety Net Option," which enables students who can score between 55–64 on all five Regents exams to earn a Local Diploma and graduate from high school. The second alternative for gaining a Local Diploma is called the "Compensatory Safety Net Option," and it allows students to offset a score of 45–54 on any exam besides math or English with a score of 65 or above from one of the other Regents exams.
English-Language Learners (ELLs)
Because all Regents tests are, to a large degree, language-based, students who are English-language learners may struggle to attain scores of 65 or above on all five required tests. For these students, it is still possible — if an appeal is granted by their local school district — to earn a Local Diploma by scoring 65 or above on four exams and 55–61 on the English exam. Alternatively, ELL students can score 65 or above on three tests, 62–64 on a fourth, and 55–61 on the English exam, again with an approved appeal from their local school district. To read more about the details of these options, visit the New York State Diploma Credentials guide. For information about the appeals process specifically, there is further information on the New York State Education Department website.
Types of Regents Diplomas
There are two levels of Regents diplomas offered in NYS:
Regents Diploma
This type of diploma requires a score of 65 or above on all five of the following exams:
- Comprehensive English exam or English Language Arts exam (aligned to Common Core standards)
- Any single math exam, such as Integrated Algebra or Algebra I (aligned to Common Core standards), Geometry, or Algebra II/Trigonometry
- Any social studies exam, such as Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government
- Any science exam, such as Earth Science, Living Environment, Chemistry, or Physics
- Any additional Regents exam approved by the state
Regents with Advanced Designation Diploma
A mark of higher achievement, this diploma requires a score of 65 or more on a total of nine exams:
- Comprehensive English exam or English Language Arts (aligned to Common Core standards)
- All three math exams, including Integrated Algebra or Algebra I (aligned to Common Core standards), Geometry, and Algebra II/Trigonometry
- Any social studies exam, such as Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government
- Two science exams, such as Earth Science, Living Environment, Chemistry, or Physics
- Any additional Regents exam approved by the state
- Any one Language Other than English (LOTE) exam
- NYSED no longer offers Regents exams in foreign languages, but students may complete six course credits in the language and take a LOTE exam developed by their local district to fulfill this requirement.
- Students can also earn an Honors designation on either the Regents or Regents with Advanced Designation if they score 90 or above on all required exams. In addition, there are specific recognitions in arts, math, science, and continuing technical education (CTE) for students who meet the criteria in these areas.
Details of the Different Exams
Most written Regents exams take up to three hours to complete. The Earth Science exam has an additional laboratory component, which is taken two weeks before the written exam and consists of six tasks six minutes each.
Test questions fall into the following categories:
- Multiple-choice
- Essay
- Open-ended, in which students calculate the answer to a question and must show both the numerical answer and the work they used to arrive at the answer
- Constructed-response, in which students must calculate answers by constructing graphs, formulating hypotheses, evaluating experimental designs, or drawing conclusions based on given data
- Extended constructed-response, which require students to apply knowledge and skills to real-world problems Below is an overview of the exams required for the Regents diploma. Unless otherwise stated, schools decide when their students will take each test.
Want to get prepped to ace the Regents exams? Continue reading Yamini Pathak's expert advice about preparing for the Regents.
- Barron's NYS Regents Exam Preparation. Retrieved May 18, 2015 from Barron's NYS Regents.
- Fertig, B. Regents Wrestle with Teacher Evaluation Law (May 18, 2015). Retrieved on May 20, 2015 from WNYC, SchoolBook.
- History of Regents Examinations: 1865-1987. (n.d.). Retrieved May 18, 2015, from New York State Education Department.
- Jeng, K. The Importance of the Regents Exam (June 12, 2012) from Blueengine.org.
- Johnson, CS. History of New York State Regents Exams (December 31, 2009). Retrieved on May 18, 2015 from ERIC.
- (n.d.). Retrieved May 24, 2015, from New York City Department of Education.
- New York State Alternate Assessment. Retrieved May 18, 2015 from NYSED, Office of State Assessment.
- Part 100 Regulations, Diploma Requirements. Retrieved on May 18, 2015 from New York State Education Department.
- Willens, P. FAQ on Regents Tests (June 10, 2013). Retrieved on May 18, 2015 from WNYC, SchoolBook.
- Yearly Testing, LOTE. Retrieved on May 18, 2015 from NYC Department of Education.


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The Bivins family conjures many memories of Texas Panhandle residents.
They were pioneers, ranchers, philanthropists, civic-minded public servants and an elected official. Two members of this famous family have spent time in front of PanhandlePBS cameras. And on Sunday, their interviews will be rebroadcast on public television.
It'll be an interesting look back at two influential Panhandle icons.
Face to Face, hosted by Ellen Robertson Green, will be shown at 3 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday. The first segment will feature an interview with the late Teel Bivins, the former state senator from Amarillo who went on in 2004 to become the U.S. ambassador to Sweden, a post he held for roughly 19 months before ill health forced him to resign.
I have many fond memories of Bivins, starting with my first meeting with him in 1995 after I arrived in Amarillo to become editorial page editor of the Amarillo Daily News and Globe-Times. He was candid, forthcoming and brutally honest about some personal issues affecting him and his family. We forged a constructive working relationship and, after he left public life, a personal friendship that culminated in a farewell visit at his home just three weeks before his death in 2009.
I didn't know his mother, Betty Bivins Lovell, nearly as well. She, too, was a player in the community. She oversaw the Bivins Foundation and worked tirelessly to make the community a better place. She was the matriarch of a family devoted to public service.
The Teel Bivins interview will air at 3 p.m. Sunday; the Betty Bivins Lovell interview will air at 3:30 p.m.
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What we want to talk about is ghosts and their reality but true to form we must bracket ourselves to the manifestation of reality. The entrance of the ghost into the real has a strange sense of acceptability to it, more so than synchronicity in some ways. When people reject ghosts, do they say that no one ever experienced such a thing? If so they say that many people talk about such phenomena but non of them ever really saw or experienced anything peculiar.
A lady was speaking and saying how her dog was barking and growling and an empty corner of the room. Then she speaks more of it to inquiring voices. Her son has seen an old woman in the house and there is black shape that sometimes appears. Things have fallen of tables and towels off towel rails. A visitor has been to the house and without it having been mentioned started speaking about an old woman who is here.
Is this just a gibberish that comes out of the mouth of the lady reporting this story? From the rationalist's perspective who has never been close to such experience the incoherence of the experience is somehow repressed and denied reality. But the grammar of ghosts is sound and historically very real. This of course proves nothing, but it is fascinating how something so apparently not-real persists as a topic people seem to be able to talk about meaningfully.
'There are ghosts in my house' immediately has sense, but what kind of sense? Should we say that you do not and that the speaker is confused.
This though must be wrong. It is wrong because it presupposes the that the falsity turns on the existence of ghosts, that 'ghosts' designates something. But 'ghosts' does not designate that there are any ghosts. In a sense, like in so many instances, logic does not function here at all -this though is not the glib statement it appears to be, this does not say melodramatically in the realm of the paranormal there is no logic, rather its says that where the proposition about the existence of ghosts turns on whether there are ghosts or not we cannot answer this properly because there is no way to adequately say what a ghost is (an instance of severe incoherent coherence insofar as at the simple level there is a passing-over of the word ghost which gives the appearance of its being-understood). It says only that someone experienced something they took to be something paranormal. Because of the φantastical nature of existence this belief might always stay with the monad (I once lived in a house that was haunted). The event has retreated temporally and in its original instance happened only within the immanent sphere as such came from no-where. A science that taxonomises paranormal phenomena and differentiates strongly between a 'real' event and a non-event is possible but a) this is not currently available and b) is still subject to the skeptical issues that the monad faces in processing rupture-events like these.
From a realist/rationalist we know that there can have been no real ghosts and only a series of incidents which lead the person to believe that this was the work of an intentional entity, a cold patch, an accident, a wind that blew fiercely. But now it looks a bit like a synchronicity. The incidents are conjoined in such a way that we interpret them as a presence and how are we able to deny this apophansis? Well to deny it we must be able to know that the ground of reality prohibits this possibility. But we cannot know this ground properly -in a sense strong enough to discredit an entity of this slippery epistemological kind- so we cannot outright deny the ghost its existence (the skeptical problem again). As such the positive ghost belief is a φantasy -as we have previously mentioned.
The φantasy can be disclosed in its possibilities. What we can do is describe the options available for its being? That is, we can consider the options that explain the phenomena. These are i) the psychological explanation ii) the souls of the dead explanation iii) other beings manifesting as the souls of the dead iv) a pneumatic accretion of some kind.
i) Says that whilst the phenomena were actually perceived, they were purely in the subject to such an extent that even if there were someone else watching they would see nothing happening (presuming here the instance of strong phenomena and not just circumstantial). We take this to mean the affirmation of the solid reality of existence and the prohibition of the possibility of it being a reality tunnel occupied only by the monad -and another alternate reality. Thus the whole experience is the meaning of the term hallucination.
ii) Affirms that there is at least the possibility that an aspect of the human form may become disconnected from the body upon the body's demise and carry on some form of existence which is capable of interacting with the solid physical space (such as it manifests to the monad). This does not imply that the aspect has intelligence like the actual lived person -though it may do- it does affirm the φantasy that there is some connection
iii) Affirms that there is the possibility that there exist other kinds of autonomous entities which may -for reasons unknown- take on the informational content of a deceased person. This informational impersonation can also interact with the physical space occupied by humans.
iv) Affirms that the informational aspect of existence which we call pneuma, accretes in various ways to form the beings which we call ghosts. Note in the strong theory of pneumatic accretions the pneuma is thought to interact with existence in incoherent yet actual ways (as opposed to being a passive conceptualisation/means of grasping). The monad accretes pneuma of itself and of others. The pneumatically accreted phantom could in one instance be thought of as formed by the intentional structures of the monad. That is, possibly e.g. the bereaved self-accretion continues to form the accretion of the deceased so strongly that they persist in some ontic manner. The accretive theory also entails aspects of (ii) and (iii) for since the accretive theory says that the self is an accretion therefore the the disconnected actual part of the self from (ii) is the accretion liberated from the physical substrate. The difference here being a) a kind of being is given to the substance of such beings (pneuma) and b) the accretion is not constituted by the other but rather thought to exist autonomously. The subsequent question as to whether or not there is any other part to the non-physical separate (commonly called the soul) to the accreted self is of course another φantasy which cannot be answered furthermore it is of course possible that it is the accreted self's ability to exist independently of the physicality which might give rise to the notion of soul. This thesis emphasizes the notion that whilst magick may be actual it in no way gives existence any more sense of meaning. The informational accretion of the self, we might postulate, only survives adventitiously.


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The Arizona Cardinals have had two winning seasons in the past 24 years. But they are in the Super Bowl. Actually, if you go back far enough — say, one city and three decades ago — these Cardinals look a lot like the Cardinals two Rockford men played on in the mid-'70s.
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Steelers vs. Cardinals: Head-to-head
Signature plays
The road to the Super Bowl
Handicapping the QBs
Playoffs bracket
The Arizona Cardinals have had two winning seasons in the past 24 years. But they are in the Super Bowl.
"The only thing they remind me of about the old Cardinals are the numbers," Mel Gray said.
Actually, if you go back far enough — say, one city and three decades ago — these Cardinals look a lot like the Cardinals two Rockford men played on in the mid-'70s.
Mel Gray, now Auburn's girls track coach, was the Larry Fitzgerald of the St. Louis Cardinals.
The primary target of all-time Cardinals passing leader Jim Hart, Gray made four consecutive Pro Bowls from 1974-77 and was first-team All-Pro in 1975, when he led the NFL with 11 touchdown receptions.
Jerry Latin, who led Rockford East to the 1970 NIC-10 title, was a backup running back for the Cardinals from 1975-78.
Until now, the mid-1970s were the Cardinals' heyday. The Cardinals, who started out in Chicago in 1920, have won as many as 10 games only six times in 89 years, including three years in a row from 1974-76, when they were a cumulative 31-11.
They haven't won 10 games since. Not even in this Super Bowl season, when they won their first division title since Gray's All-Pro season of 1975.
"They've gone further than even when I was with them. I commend them on a job well done," said Gray, whom the Cardinals flew out to Arizona this year to serve as their honorary captain in a game against the Cowboys.
"They are better than we were. They are in the Super Bowl. I'm happy for them. My only regret is I played 12 years and never made it."
Coached by Don Coryell, whose offense became known as "Air Coryell" when he left the Cardinals to coach Dan Fouts and the even-more pass-happy Chargers in 1978, the Cardinals of Mel Gray and Jerry Latin were much like today's Cardinals. Until the playoffs, when the current Cardinals improved greatly on defense overnight.
"Offense wins games, but defense wins championships," Gray said. "They're flying around, not afraid to hit anybody."
Gray follows the Cardinals much closer than does Latin, who also starred at Northern Illinois University.
"Those days are long gone," Latin said. "I don't watch a lot of football. I like to golf, so I watch a lot of golf. But I do watch the playoffs.
"It's good to see the Cardinals in the Super Bowl. I was surprised to see them make it. They've been an underdog team all year. I don't really think they will beat Pittsburgh, but it would be nice to see those guys win."
Even Latin's playing memories have grown fuzzy.
"My best memory was the last game of my rookie year, when I ran 57 yards for a touchdown," Latin said. "It was the longest run from scrimmage that year in the whole NFL."
Did he break any tackles on the run? Did he make any fancy cuts?
"I can't even remember," Latin said. "It was so long ago."
So long ago that he doesn't even own any Cardinals clothing.
"I've got my old NIU hat, though," Latin said.
Although Latin is a Rockford native, Gray moved here nine years ago to restart a relationship with his college sweetheart. She called Gray after hearing that his father died and he moved to Rockford in October 1999.
"When it started snowing, I got out of here as fast as I could," said Gray, who teaches special ed as a paraprofessional at Lincoln Middle School.
The California native moved to Santa Rosa, Calif.
"Then it snowed in California for the first time in 30 years and I came back," said Gray, who then married the woman he had first dated in college at Missouri.
Gray will stick it out with the snow in Rockford this weekend rather than fly to Tampa Bay for the Super Bowl.
"But I will be right there with them in spirit," said Gray, who likes the Cardinals' chances.
"They've got to step it up a notch, but Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin are great receivers. If the offensive line can protect Kurt Warner, I think he can pick the Steelers apart.
"Fitzgerald is much taller than I was. I wish we could have played together. That would have been a heck of a duo. As it is, I'll just have to give them credit. They are doing everything right."
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The cat hurled in the night, which isn't rare or unusual. However, all three kids had to fuss about the hurl this morning even after the hurl was cleaned. Eventually they brushed their teeth.
I'm going to squish grout between my toes later because I'll be tiling my kitchen floor this morning. Yeah, I only started this project a year ago. Cement slab living has it's perks. That's why I'll be tearing up my impractical beige carpeting soon.
Since I've moved the fridge to the living room, because you should tile under your appliances too, my children haven't been able to stay out of the thing.
I took my youngest for a check up with the new doctor in town. McDreamy has moved to McBendover. McSigh. Next week I'm going in for an ear infection that I'm not even suffering from yet.
I'm homesick for Utah. The previous mullet has nothing to do with it.
It's tiresome to be told, since my husband is a war veteran, that we should listen and support conservative media or conservatism as it is now. Inflammatory is inflammatory and military service doesn't make a person more susceptible to that asshattery. Especially since most people who tell me this never served.
Justin brewed me a lovely pot of a new brand of coffee before he left for work. I've peed at least six times since having a cup.
My oldest son wants a drum set. Cue laughing now.
More minutia, less thinking.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Morning Minutia XII
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You should make one of those.
Asshats would totally fly off the shelves.
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The drumsets are tolerable if and ONLY if you shell out the $$ for the electric kind that they can pound on and listen to results on earphones.ReplyDelete
Good luck with the tile. We had a guy come in and do it, and it STILL meant our fridge was ion the front room for a week. Was worth it though.
You must let the boy explore his musical side. What if he bees famous? And YOU TRIED TO STOP HIM? Off to Shady Acres with you.ReplyDelete
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Tuesday, 19 October 2010
European Tour Diary: Day 5 - Oslo, Norway
Fail plain miserably due to not really being able to sleep and pretty much have to go straight to the venue. Really cool place though, the Rockefeller, and we're all excited to play again after a few days off. It's only really now that the tour begins properly! 28 dates after tonight I think. Seems like a lifetime. When we get there, we are amazed to find that three Norwegian fans have come and have been waiting for us with some presents. We can't believe it, and we hang out and take some pictures and chat for a while. Norway and Sweden seem pretty strict on age restrictions and tonight's show is an 18+, so they can't get in which really sucks. I try to figure out a way to do it but as a support act we don't really have much weight so sadly we can't make it happen but they hang outside for a while anyway and we talk. Next time guys, I promise, and thank you so much for coming to say hi, and the Norwegian chocolate.
We set up, and I leave the guys to sound check while I go to do another radio interview, on my own this time, for Radio Tango, Norway's rock station. I get taken by cab (check me out) to the station and go up to the15th floor where I'm to do the interview. The view is immense, and it looks like mountains and rivers snaking off to the horizon in different directions surround Oslo. Pretty stunning stuff. Unfortunately, since I had my phone stolen in London a few weeks before, I have nothing to take pictures with so you'll just have to take my word for it.
The interview with a lovely Norwegian woman called Marie is fun and easy enough, and I head back to the venue to get ready. The venue fills and we play our set. It's fun, but the crowd do seem a little muted tonight, at least for us. That's understandable, most people probably have no idea who we are, and people just want to see Danko Jones so it's to be expected, but we give it all we got and make some new friends in the end.
It's Ben's birthday at the stroke of 12 we go for just a quiet few drinks, and plan to go out properly once we go back to Sweden tomorrow. We walk back to the hotel and pass out.
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thank YOU for staying outside talking to us! so nice talking to you. hopefully it wont be long until next time! xReplyDelete
what marie said. it was so awesome meeting you! XReplyDelete
- Helena21 October 2010 at 17:34
Gosh Im so jealous :O It's wierd 'cause when All Time Low played at Debaser Medis it was a 13+ limit. Pleeeace come back <3ReplyDelete
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Listen to T.Y.'s new freestyle over Playboi Carti's "Magnolia."
Jet Life spitter T.Y. is getting ready to release a new project soon called The Good Grind Young, but before he does so he's got a new track to share with us in the meantime. Following up his latest video for "They Know," the New Orleans artist decided to come through last week & share a new remix over Playboi Carti's popular hit single "Magnolia," which we're highlighting for y'all today.
Released as a short visual, check out T.Y.'s take on the Pierre Bourne-produced cut and let us know what you think. Video directed by Dextsr8dope of Dope Media.
Take a listen below and enjoy the song.
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- 16 thin slices bread (I used Pamela's bread mix in the bread machine, but obviously if you don't have those issues you can do this much more easily. It called for day-old bread, but mine was hot and straight from the machine and it did fine.)
- 1 lb ham, cut into bite-size pieces
- 16 slices Swiss cheese
- 16 slices American cheese (I used 10 swiss and about 15 cheddar. You just really can't go wrong with cheese though.)
Then mix:
- 8 eggs
- 2 cups milk
- 1/2 tsp onion salt
- 3/4 tsp dry mustard (I couldn't find mine so I put a big shot of French's in there. Yum.)
Pour the wet mixture all over the dry stuff and stick it in the fridge awhile, preferably overnight. In the morning, take it out and let it sit out up to 2 hours to get to room temperature, then bake for about 30 minutes at 350 till brown and bubbly.
It is very, very delicious. My kids both ate 2 plates. I will say, though, that most of the daycare kids thought it was weird. :)


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Kate's General Care and Washing Instructions
Keep in mind these are my (Kate) suggestions. They're not set in stone. I have no idea what you've been cleaning or how frequently. This is the method that works for me.
How and When to Clean your e-cloths
NOTE: Some of the dusting, pet and auto products can NOT be washed in hot water and/or put in the dryer and/or boiled. Please see laundry instructions on individual product pages before following the steps below.
- If you've used your e-cloth microfiber cloth for light cleaning (eg. wiping the table, a small spill, the stove top, the outside of appliances, cupboards, etc.) rinse the cloth out in HOT water with a bit of dish soap. Give it a good rinse afterwards with HOT water to get the soap out. Then hang it to dry and you're good to go again.
- If you've used your e-cloth to clean areas where the bacteria level is high (like around the toilet, to clean raw meat juices, the garbage can, etc.), you need to wash it in your washing machine. I always rinse it in my sink in HOT water with a bit of dish soap first for good measure (because it could be days before I actually throw it in the wash). Like I said above, rinse again to get the soap out.
- If you've been dusting with your ecloth, just brush it off or shake it out (outside) and you're good to go again.
- If your e-cloth starts to stink, try boiling it for 10 – 15 minutes with a bit of dish soap (again, rinse the soap out afterwards)
- If your e-cloth starts to get stiff, try boiling it for 10 – 15 minutes with a bit of dish soap (again, rinse the soap out afterwards).
- If your e-cloth starts to look really dirty – this is normal and mostly unavoidable over time. The microfiber grabs the dirt and just doesn't like to let it go. Hot water will open the fibers and release more of the dirt/grease so try boiling it for 10 – 15 minutes with a bit of dish soap (again, rinse the soap out afterwards). This is why I recommend always washing in HOT water.
- In my opinion, you should be laundering your e-cloths at least once a week. By "laundering", I mean a proper wash in the washing machine on the HOT setting.
- Ideally, you'll use a small amount of a detergent that dissolves easily and has no fillers. You want all the detergent to wash out of the cloth. If you're looking for a good, non-filler, concentrated detergent that dissolves easily and rinses away completely, look no further than one of a million cloth diapering sites. Here is a good link that provides a lot of information on detergents that are reasonably priced and easily accessible. In my opinion, if it's good enough for cloth diapers and a baby's sweet cheeks, it's good enough for your e-cloths. That being said, you can use ANY detergent as long as it does not contain bleach or fabric softener.
- Wash and dry (yes, you can put your e-cloth ® microfiber cloths in the dryer) your e-cloths with non-lint items.
- Do not use bleach (it destroys the fibers) or fabric softener. If you accidentally wash or dry your cloth with liquid fabric softener or a dryer sheet, DON'T WORRY. You haven't ruined the cloth. It may not work perfectly the next time you use it (especially if you're dusting since it won't have any "charge" to it) but the softener will be washed out over the next few washings.


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Good Morning! Happy St. Patrick's Day! Even if you aren't Irish, I hope you enjoy today — whether it be with some bagpipes, a green beer or a Shamrock shake from McDonald's! Ironically enough, I didn't go with a St. Patrick's Day card or a green card for my oldie but goodie at Catch the Bug.
I'm working on some cards for a friend and Stella was one of the images she liked — what's not to like with all of that attitude? When I colored her up, I wasn't thinking of what papers I would use. I ended up with a really nice combo — Rich Razzleberry and Lovely Lavender from Gina K. The designer papers are from Basic Grey Kioshi and Cosmo Cricket Pixie-Licious. They work quite nicely together. Although Stella has her fantastic sentiment, I decided to just stamp the front with a sentiment from PTI. Stella's sentiment is on the inside. A white organza bow and some pearls finish it off.
Challenge Submissions
Crafty Ann's Challenge — #36 sketch
Birthday Wishes from Stella
Stamps: Bugaboo Stamps Stella Birthday — Alternative; PaperTrey Ink Mega Mixed Messages
Paper: Rich Razzleberry, Lovely Lavender (Gina K), Select White, Basic Grey Kioshi, Cosmo Cricket Pixie-Licious
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Other Stuff: pearls, ribbon, Nesties, Cuttlebug Polka Dots
Thanks so much for stopping by today!


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Time Travel
Undoubtedly, Superman is also this Mama's favorite superhero! I'm forever fascinated by The Man of Steel, especially when he flies around the globe against time to save Lois Lane. However, even more than his cool outfit or his ability to fly faster than a speeding bullet, Superman's most marveled feature is his secret identity as Clark Kent. In examining Superman's ability to conceal his secret powers, I have begun to look closer at the hidden talents that I fear I may have missed as Max has been journeying through his early childhood development.
In the span of the last 6 months, he traveled out of the realm of solo play to actually being able to incorporate the feelings of his peers and even anticipate his own in regards to mine. The other day, as I prepared my make up, though unsolicited he walked into the bathroom doorway to check on me and even gave me positive feedback which surprised me to the point of jagging my eyeliner when he said, "Lepa Mama!" It still tickles me that we've grown so fast forward to a stage where he can not only occupy himself while I take a bathroom break, but also comfortably and spontaneously engage in conversation with me in both English and Serbian.
Our time in the Balkans was indeed well spent in empowering Max's bilingual discourse. However, our return flight back to the states perhaps initiated it's own time lapse and not just because we were flying against the easterly winds. When we did finally arrive back home after a 24 hour delay in Istanbul, in enthusiastically reuniting with his toys, Max seemed to spontaneously re-engage in English to accompany his almost lost and treasured American home setting. As the week continued, he even reverted to answering Daddy exclusively in English. I privately began to fear that all of our dual language progress had perhaps been derailed.


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Activating Feelings
Do you know what Joy feels like? What Forgiveness feels like? What Love feels like? Or do you have some inexplicable, intangible, confusing idea of what they're supposed to feel like, but with no real experience of them, as I did?
Imagine the energy of feelings being like a radio signal. In order to experience it, there must be a receiver, the radio. Ok, so you've got the radio, but no antenna or the antenna got broken somewhere along the line. Maybe the tuner is out of whack and needs calibrated. You might get a fuzzy signal or no signal at all.
Before you can experience something you must first know what it feels like, be able to receive the signal. People can spend a whole lifetime thinking they know what something feels like, but really not knowing at all or misunderstanding. It's easy to end up wandering, looking for a particular experience, a feeling, and test out all sorts of things. We mimic what others are doing, what we read in books and see in movies. Sometimes it fits. Often it doesn't.
It feels a bit like tuning into a radio station and getting a lot of static, with a few clear words here and there. This happens because the receivers to match these feeling frequencies are either out of range, are weak or out of calibration. Think of someone you know who has been down, feeling totally unloved. It is clear to you that this person is well loved, you see all the people around them who love them, but they just can't see it or feel it. The "love waves" are flying all around them but their antenna is broken or missing, or the tuner is in need of calibration. For this person to tune in to and fully receive the "love waves" that are already there, their antenna needs repaired and/or installed and activated and the tuner for the "love channel" calibrated.
This is done energetically, and calibrated, or clarified, to the perspective of the Creator Energy. This takes us up and out of the density and duality so we can see and experience a higher frequency of love (to use this example). After an activation, repair, and "tuner calibration", it is time to experience this new frequency. The experience can show up in a variety of ways, unique to each individual being.
A Little Story:
After doing some belief work to reclaim my "NO", I had to do the feeling work. The belief work was awesome, and the fear of saying no was gone. But I still didn't know how to use it properly, nor was it properly respected. I didn't know what any of that felt like. I also did the same type of work with my "YES", which is equally as important. After activating, instilling and calibrating the feelings of my "yes" and "no" and having it respected, my whole world shifted. There were fewer requests made of me to which I said "no", and I got to say "YES" – and mean it – a whole lot more. That felt amazing! It is wonderful to be able to say "YES!" with my whole heart and without resentment. It has even expanded to if it's not a hell yes, then it's no in more and more circumstances. Invitations, purchases, events, anything that really takes time and energy continues to be refined to the doctrine of "Hell Yes!" It all began with being able to recognize and receive my own YES and NO clearly.
Creator/Source/ All That Is Perspective
The ability to activate feelings and feeling receivers is truly one of the coolest things ever. If you are like me, empathetic, clairsentient, and rooted deeply in feelings….you will love this.
The key to understand in this work is that we aren't just activating receivers and feelings from anywhere.
This is done through and by Creator / Source / the All That Is.
As a practitioner, I simply tune in and see what you need and ask Creator to do the activating, with the highest truth and perspective.
Imagine if you…
Know what it feels like to be in love, in the healthiest way
Know what Joy feels like as a normal, grounded, consistent vibration in your daily being
Know what Happiness feels like, without "floating away"
Know what it feels like to live without holding resentment and grudges
Know what it feels like to see and experience kindness out in the world every day
Know what it feels like to make a six-figure (or seven!) annual (or monthly!) salary
…All from the perspective of the All That Is, and that yours were the same. Do you think it might shift how you experience life here on Earth?
Activation, Repair, Calibration
Activating Receivers is simply turning on the energetic (and physical cellular) receivers. Sometimes they are present, simply inactive. Sometimes a client will need them instilled so then we do both instill and activate.
Repair is much like the broken antenna. Something happened that "broke" the receiver. So it picks up some of the signal, and uses a load of energy trying to tune in. Also like a broken antenna, it can hurt you if you aren't careful with it. This is simply the defense mechanism in over-protection mode. This is best described in broken-heart situations. The first sign of hurt coming down the pike and it is dukes up and spikes out to protect the still-healing heart. There is also a feeling present in these situations where the sense of wholeness is missing. A little tender care with Creator's perspective, understanding and compassion sets in healing at the deepest depths, facilitating wholeness and renewal.
Feeling Receiver Calibration is really good for things like "love hurts", feeling foolish or childish when you're really happy, and feeling "greedy" if you serve yourself dinner first. When love is entangled with hurt, that's what we get. Feeling foolish when happy causes happiness to be rejected and pushed away. It's the tuner tuning into the wrong station, or the station isn't what you expected or thought it would be. The tuner needs to be re-taught the right frequency to pick up so love picks up love, joy picks up joy, kindness picks up kindness and so on.
Learning to Live Without
Activating the feeling of what it feels like to live without something is just as important as bringing in those feelings that are wanted. If we don't know how to live without something like fear, or drama, we'll continue to invite it in and create it ourselves. It's like the radio where the channel changer is broken. The knob moves, it indicates a different station, but the receiver is stuck on the station we're trying to change away from.
Do you know what it feels like to live without compulsive anger, fear, conflict, frustration? What about knowing what it feels like to live without compulsively saying "yes" when you really want to say "no"? Does the thought of saying "no" put a pit in your stomach and a catch in your throat? For me, that came from never having my "NO" respected and honored or knowing what it felt like. Now, the thought of saying "no" just is. It's neutral most the time.
Activating the feelings of living without those that keep the nervous system cranked up, the hurtful, painful, frustrating and obligatory feelings is a huge part of raising your frequency and overall vibration. When our tuner is stuck on the dense feelings, there isn't much room for the lighter feelings. Imagine your radio was programmed to most stations you were either indifferent to or outright disliked. Now imagine living your life where those uncomfortable stations exist, but you are barely affected by them. Your "feeling dial" is highly calibrated to the highest truth, perspective and understanding of the awesome feelings and experiences you want, and you know how to tune right in. Can you imagine that?! It is a journey, one so worth taking.
Supercharge Transformation & Alignment
I got to supercharge my transformation from a radio dial full of stations that made me want to climb the walls to alignment with stations that feel good, serene, joyful, determined, kind, connected and loved. You can too.
It is a true pleasure and joy to share this work with others. Tuning into feelings from Creator's perspective, aligning with that vibration and taking that out into the world…the best adventure I've been on.
I invite you to join me.
Supercharge your transformation and alignment with your soul, your purpose, and the All That Is. Tune in to what that feels like from Creator's perspective. A whole new world of experiences open for you when you do.
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From High Technology to Vocational Technology: Preparing African Americans for 2000 and Beyond.
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A growing realization in the African American community is that its biggest challenge will be to survive in the high performance world of the future that will require technological skills and lifelong learning and development. With the recognition that more African Americans are needed in the sciences comes an awareness that African American students who attend predominantly white campuses that house the leading science programs experience considerable adjustment difficulties. The momentum of opportunities for African Americans in math- and science-related fields is increasing now, due to the national goal for the United States to become first in math and science by the year 2000. African Americans can fill the employment slots in science and engineering if they look for high school and college programs designed to support first-generation, low-income, or low-achieving students interested in majoring in science or mathematics. They must become more connected with high school and college counselors and advisors and identify support, enrichment, career exploration, and mentor programs. People interested in vocational training should identify programs that provide futuristic job training, and match participants with jobs. (Examples of sources of college financial aid, an outline of New York Community Trust Fund projects, brief descriptions of areas of interest of other funding sources for community and business enterprise, and 12 references are included.) (YLB)
Descriptors: Blacks, Career Choice, Career Counseling, Educational Opportunities, Futures (of Society), Goal Orientation, Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, Majors (Students), Mathematics, Sciences, Secondary Education, Student Educational Objectives, Technological Advancement, Vocational Education
Autor: Tomlinson, Louise M.
Fuente: https://eric.ed.gov/?q=a&ft=on&ff1=dtySince_1992&pg=12477&id=ED385708


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RED RIVER GORGE — The Red River Gorge area in Daniel Boone National Forest is closed until further notice after what officials said was the first black bear attack on a human in modern Kentucky history.
Tim Scott, 56, of Springfield said he was hiking on Pinch-Em Tight Trail on Sunday when the bear attacked him without provocation about 2:15 p.m.
Scott said in a telephone interview that he was standing on a ledge, his blue heeler dog with him on a retractable leash, when he realized there was something behind them. When he turned, he said, the black bear was standing on the trail.
As it ambled off, he took some pictures of it with his iPhone. He had been walking several hundred yards ahead of his wife and adult son.
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"I was going to call my wife and say, 'I don't think we ought to be on the trail with a bear,' " Scott said.
But he didn't get the chance.
He said the bear got back on the trail and "began walking towards me deliberately."
"I retreated down the trail and ducked into the woods," he said, but the bear followed.
When his dog became excited, he said, he let her go.
"She took off like a bullet," he said.
Scott said he took a few more pictures, but the bear came closer, eventually getting within about 3 feet of him.
He dropped his belt pack as a distraction and picked up a 6-foot long "very rotten pine limb."
As the bear continued to approach, he kept backing up. He tried hitting the bear with the end of the stick, then dropping his hat and cell phone case, but the bear was undeterred.
After walking backward about 70 feet on the trail, Scott said, he came to a point where he was going to have to take a step up. He had to turn his back to the bear to get a foothold.
"He lunged forward and bit the back of my calf," Scott said.
He said he tried getting behind a small tree, but it didn't provide much protection, and his stick crumbled.
The bear "grabbed me by the back of my right thigh," Scott said. "He took a couple of bites."
Then, Scott said, he "really dug in deep and began shaking me kind of like a dog would do with a toy.
"I'm down on the ground. His teeth are deep in me."
Scott said he had a knife in his pocket, but the bear was standing on it.
"I had to move his leg" to retrieve the knife, Scott said.
He opened his knife and prepared to stab the bear in the eye.
"I figured that's about all I had left," he said.
At that point, Scott said, two couples who had been hiking showed up, and one of the hikers, Anthony Gobel, slung his daypack into the bear, hitting it a couple of times. (Gobel's Facebook page, on which he describes the encounter, says he is from Indiana.)
Scott said he got to his feet, and the four other hikers and Scott's wife and son yelled at the bear and waved sticks at it. The bear did not leave.
Scott said he had "some huge holes in me." He strapped a belt around his thigh to slow the bleeding and walked back to the trail head. The bear followed at greater and greater distances until finally it was gone.
"We saw him for quite a while," Scott said.
After Scott got to the trail head, he said, an ambulance arrived within five to eight minutes to take him to the hospital in Irvine.
He was transferred to University of Kentucky chandler Hospital and received about 50 to 60 stitches, mostly in his right leg. Scott said he was released Sunday night after about eight hours in the emergency room.
"Anthony Gobel went above and beyond," Scott said. "I had two chances to survive this. One was him. One was the knife."
Campgrounds evacuated
Campers who flocked to the gorge a week before Fourth of July for rock climbing and hiking, some from out of state, were turned away at the gates Monday. Campgrounds were evacuated as state officials set traps and tried to find the bear.
"This is crazy," said Sarah Sutton, who arrived Monday afternoon with a van full of young people from Teen Extreme Camp in Bloomington, Ind. "We don't know where we're going to go."
The group planned to camp and climb for four days. U.S. Forest Service officials directed them to other recreation areas, such as Cave Run Lake an hour away and Natural Bridge State Park, which remained open just south of the Mountain Parkway.
State wildlife officials are setting traps in the area to capture the bear and, until they have caught it or know that it has left the area, the Red River Gorge recreation area will be closed, said U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Kimberly Morgan.
Scott said he thinks the bear should be euthanized: "Just like humans, there are some bad ones that need to be taken out of circulation."
But he added, "I have to defend the right of bears to be where they live. ... It was theirs before it was ours."
Steven Dobey, black bear program manager for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, said it's rare for black bears to attack unprovoked.
"The bear wasn't interested in the man's belongings. He was more interested in a predatory nature," Dobey said. "It's rare, but it has been known to happen."
Scott said the bear had a red tag in each of its ears and a stainless steel clamp in one ear, indicating it had been captured before, but Dobey said that doesn't mean the bear was known to be aggressive.
"In cases where a bear would be aggressive to a human, we would not release that animal," he said.
Officials are hoping to discover where the bear came from. Male black bears are known to wander great distances, Morgan said.
The closed area includes all National Forest System lands north of Natural Bridge State Resort Park to U.S. 460 in Menifee, Powell and Wolfe counties.
Anyone who sees a black bear in the Red River Gorge area is urged to call 1-800-252-5378.
Scott said he's been hiking in the gorge since he was a child, and he'd never seen a bear there before.
He plans to go back though and said he will "look forward to seeing the next bear there."


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Regional Headquarters, Jamaica. 15 January 2018—The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has declared 23 January, 2018, "W Arthur Lewis Day". As The UWI celebrates its 70th anniversary, its Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES) will commemorate the work of Sir Arthur, the University's first Vice-Chancellor, and celebrate 70 years of research contributions to economic policy and process in the Caribbean.
Regional Headquarters, Jamaica. 06 December 2017—At a meeting of its Finance and General Purpose Committee (F&GPC) on October 30, 2017, The University of the West Indies (The UWI) conferred the title of 'Chancellor Emeritus' on former Chancellor, Sir George Alleyne.
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Mario Toral, memoria visual de una nación (Los Conflictos) / textos, Pablo Andrade B. [and five others].
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- Spanish
- Published/Created:
- Santiago, Chile : Museo Histórico Nacional, [2016]
- Description:
- 79 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 26 cm
- Summary note:
- Memory and history, identity, pains of a nation, but also social commitment and love for life. These are some of the dimensions that are perceived and observed in the Visual Memory of a Nation mural, a work that was born to be shared and debated in the civic center of the city of Santiago, in a unique place such as the Universidad de Chile metro station, where thousands of people travel daily. Who could remain oblivious or distant to a visual narrative, epic character, more than twelve hundred square cuatrados, originated from the multiple and diverse conversations, meetings and dialogues that the artist was holding and sharing on his return to Chile. Mario Toral, the painter, the engraver, the photographer, took the public art to the wall to paint the history of Chile.
- Bibliographic references:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents:
- Presentación / Rodrigo Azócar Hidalgo -- Los Conflictos / Pablo Andrade Blanco -- La agonia evolucinaria de la martiriologia desde una historia profunda de Mario Toral / Lautarno Núñez Atencia -- La reflexion sobrwe la Araucania en el imaginario de Mario Toral / Jorge Pinto Rodriguez -- La nación y sus desgarros / Julio Pinto Vallejos -- Pasado -- Presente -- Bocetos.
- Subject(s):
- Form/Genre:
- Exhibition catalogs
- Other title(s):
- Memoria visual de una nación
- 9789567297429
- 9567297428
- 966470362
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From Bikes to Ice-Skate to G.I. Joe!
Saturday, 8th Aug, 2009 ~ Ice-skating day! Happy, happy! I love to ice-skate & with that, I dragged my ice-hockey boots down to Kallang Ice World at Leisure Park Kallang. Supposed to meet up with a few friends, but only 1 of them turned up. Joshua & Melissa was delayed at Botanic Garden which they visited after I recommended them to last evening. Zleipnir showed up & he was supposed to bring his girlfriend along, but she overslept. I can skate alone if it comes to that, but it's more fun with friends. Oh well...
Upon arriving at Leisure Park Kallang, I noticed there's a bike show going on. Being a cam-hog & love posing with vehicles, resistance is futile! xD
Yamaha Bike Show
Went around sexcitedly posing with some of those cool looking bikes. =P
Bike Show Girls? xD
Want a ride? =P
And what's a bike show without hot girls? xD
Bike Show Girls Lineup
After satisfying myself with fondling of all those terrific bikes, we went to Kallang Ice World for 2 hours of ice-skating. That day was the first time I fell after years of ice-skating. The incident happened when a little girl in front of me did a sudden stop & reverse direction without looking out for skaters around her! I tried to avoid her, but she was too near & we collided. I slipped when trying to prevent her from falling & got a bruise on my poor knee for my trouble. Not a big deal anyway as I'd got much more bruised when learning to ice-skate those many years ago. xD
Zleipnir & me @ Kallang Ice World
After ice-skating, Zleipnir & me parted company. He had to meet his girlfriend & I'm going to watch G.I. Joe, the movie.
G.I. Jane? =P
I'm not a fan of G.I. Joe, but the movie was fantastic! An adrenaline rush of blasting actions with hi-tech machineries all the way! Pure exhilaration! I love it! Surprise that a girl like me love action movies? To tell the truth, my preference of movies runs more towards actions, war or sci-fi ones. When the boom boom starts in a movie, little Hamster me who is afraid of loud thunder, cringed a lot & sometimes, jumped completely out of my skin... eh... furs, but it was Pure SEXCITEMENT! Hahaha...!!! xD
The next movie I wanna watch might either be...
or both! You were warned! Heeheehee... xD


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How to Make a Perfect Acai Bowl (Raw, Vegan, GF, Sugar-free)Thursday, December 18, 2014
Acai bowl has long been my favorite food on earth! I can eat it everyday, for every meal. And I'm addicted to Acai bowl to the extent that I might accept someone's proposal if he brings an acai bowl to me instead of a ring. Haha! This is my kind of comfort food as it tastes SO GOOD! For those who have a sweet tooth and found it hard to stop the crave for those unhealthy sugary desserts, try making this at home and you will never need any unhealthy dessert in your life. This acai bowl is infused with superfood such as chia seeds, goji berries, lucuma and of course acai powder. You can also add a handful of baby spinach if you wish to make it even healthier.
I have updated this recipe as I found that adding lucuma (I bought some fresh ones in the market and freeze it the night before, but you can use lucuma powder if you can't find the fresh ones) makes this bowl 10 times better, although the original recipe is already pretty good :P
Basic:1 Tbsp acai powder (from Organic Burst)
1/2 cup almond milk (or coconut yogurt for a creamier texture)
1/2 cup frozen banana
1 frozen ripe persimmon
1 cup frozen berries
1 Tbsp raw protein powder (I used the one from Amazonia)
Optional but highly recommended!
1 frozen lucumua (or 1 Tbsp lucuma powder)
1 Tbsp goji berries
1 Tbsp chia seeds


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Alonzo Mourning and Dwyane Wade have teamed up to win a NBA title, they're teaming up to present Zo's Summer Groove this summer, and they both endorse the new G2 (Gatorade) sports drink.
Now, separately, they're doing it big once again.
Mourning and Wade are are scheduled to appear on TNT's playoff coverage. Mourning will in studio Saturday at 2:30 p.m. with Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley for the pre-game show and he'll do halftime appearances for the Orlando-Toronto game and the L.A. Lakers-Denver game.
Look for Zo to deliver the same no-nonsense attitude he carries on the court and with local media. Hopefully someone asks Zo about today's players versus players when he first entered the league. It's sermon you don't want to miss if you're old-school.
Wade will appear in studio the entire night a week from today (Thursday, May 1). Most likely he'll be more diplomatic and clown around with Barkley, which should be fun.
One thing is sure — both players will be asked about the Heat's miserable 15-67 season, how the NBA champions from two years ago went from first to worst in almost record time, and whether Pat Riley is returning. The answer to the last question should be the most interesting. Locals already know the answers to the first two issues.kaynak : NBA