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As scary as it is, IMO, the teams that did the best in this draft all came from the NFC West.
Arizona Cardinals
7. Jonathan Cooper, guard, North Carolina.
45. Kevin Minter, inside linebacker, LSU.
69. Tyrann Mathieu, free safety, LSU.
103. Alex Okafor, outside linebacker, Texas.
116. Earl Watford, guard/center, James Madison.
140. Stepfan Taylor, running back, Stanford.
174. Ryan Swope, receiver, Texas A&M.
187. Andre Ellington, running back, Clemson.
219. D.C. Jefferson, tight end, Rutgers.
My Draft Grade: B+--The Cards made several picks that may add instant help and were some favorites of .net including Cooper (who may help accross the O-line), Ryan Swope (probably a second rounder if concussions don't end his carreer early), Alex Okafor (can be added to the mix of an already impressive pass rush), and, of course, Honey Badger (possibly the steal of the draft, as long as he returns to form and is not arrested and expelled before the season). They upgraded the QB position, IMO, with the addition of Carson Palmer. They would have gotten an "A" from me if they drafted more o-line help and a higher-quality RB, both of which they sorely need to help their anemic offense.
San Francisco 49ers
18. Eric Reid, free safety, LSU.
40. Tank Carradine, outside linebacker, Florida State.
55. Vance McDonald, tight end, Rice.
88. Corey Lemonier, outside linebacker, Auburn.
128. Quinton Patton, receiver, Louisiana Tech.
131. Marcus Lattimore, running back, South Carolina.
157. Quinton Dial, defensive end, Alabama.
180. Nick Moody, linebacker, Florida State.
237. B.J. Daniels, quarterback, South Florida.
246. Carter Bykowski, tackle, Iowa State.
252. Marcus Cooper, cornerback, Rutgers.
My Draft Grade: A---Sorry, but the 9'ers are stacked already and all of these picks were quality for when they were taken. I took exception to the trade-up in the first round to get Reid in the first, but looking at how many picks they had and who they were able to take later on, it didn't strike me as that bad of a move when the draft was over. I suspect that all first 5 picks will see the field this year and play good minutes, and the pick of Lattimore is another candidate for steal of the draft once he comes back from injury. The rest are all talented enough to earn a roster spot.
St. Louis Rams
8. Tavon Austin, receiver, West Virginia.
30. Alec Ogletree, linebacker, Georgia.
71. T.J. McDonald, safety, USC.
92. Stedman Bailey, receiver, West Virginia.
113. Barrett Jones, center/guard, Alabama.
149. Brandon McGee, cornerback, Miami.
160. Zac Stacy, running back, Vanderbilt.
Draft Grade: A- - Geeze...how the heck did they get Austin, Ogletree, and Baily where they did in this draft? STEALS, IMO. All of these three are impact players and have pro-bowl potential and immediately upgrade the offense. They did the best they could with where they picked in this draft, but they desprately need a sure-fire running back with the departure of Stephen Jackson.. I don't think Daryl Richardson and Isaiah Pead are up to the task of filling those shoes.
Again--NFC West= scary good after this draft. I still think the Seahawks should win it this year, but a few years down the road it will be a lo harder if those teams keep drafting like this.


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We can be bright as thorn-pricks or duller than the dullest dishwater the planet has to offer, but compared to that sun out there, our insignificance is so overwhelming we might as well give up trying to change the world and settle on reading a good book, and if a good book isn't available, read one of lesser pedigree.Failing completely to measure up to the morning, we do what we can, just as the ants scurry about toting three times their weight because that's all they know to do. Welcome to March 8, 2013. Of course, by the time you read this, if you ever do read it, this new day will be old news. Springhouse, P. O. Box 8,
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Gym memberships: what to check before signing contract
01/30/2013 7:45amIf you're looking to join a gym or fitness club, watch out. Complaints about membership contracts are way up across the country and in Utah.
Near-death experiences bring hope to readers, cash to publishers
01/30/2013 8:02amA familiar yet shockingly surreal story is being told again and again by people of all walks of life — a story of a dark tunnel, a bright light and an astounding journey to a place called heaven.
Early intervention helps overweight children
01/30/2013 10:34amIf you want your children to be healthy, start good habits when they are young — even at birth — instead of waiting until they are overweight and then trying to fix it.
Drivers who text and drive more likely to speed, drive drowsy
01/30/2013 10:44amThose who text behind the wheel are far more likely to engage in other dangerous driving practices, a new AAA study says.
Target shooting regulation, 'In God We Trust' plates and HOV restrictions
01/30/2013 1:32pmAs the first days of the 2013 legislative sessions pass, several bills have moved forward out of committess already, making it possible that HOV lanes will see more restrictions, 'In God We Trust' could appear on some license plates, and target shooting could be more restricted.
American Fork man sexually abused teen, charges state
01/30/2013 3:38pmA personal trainer has been charged with having an illegal sexual relationship with one of his teenage clients.
Poll says many Utah voters want Swallow to resign
01/30/2013 6:32pmNearly half of registered voters who believe that recent accusations against Utah Attorney General John Swallow indicate he did something illegal or unethical say he should resign, according to a poll released Wednesday.
Trooper thanks men who found severed hand, wedding ring
01/30/2013 6:47pmA Utah Highway Patrol trooper whose hand was severed when he was hit by a distracted driver last summer spoke publicly about the accident for the first time Wednesday.
Utah woman reconnects with biological parents through 'likes' on Facebook
01/30/2013 7:27pmJenessa Simons has known she was adopted since she was 2 years old. But she knew little about her biological parents until she met them — through Facebook.
Utah Pride Center pushes for marriage equality in Supreme Court cases
01/30/2013 7:47pmThe Utah Pride Center announced Wednesday that it will voice its support for marriage equality to the U.S. Supreme Court in two pending cases.
Harsh winter pushes cougars near towns; 3 euthanized
01/30/2013 8:12pmAfter one dog was killed and another badly injured by a cougar, the Division of Wildlife Resources is warning the public to keep an eye on pets.
Hatch, Lee say feds are overreaching with gun control
01/30/2013 8:31pmUtah Sens. Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch were swift to react to Wednesday's Senate hearings on gun control, saying the federal government is guilty of overreach and offering the wrong solutions.
South Jordan prevents potholes with innovative system
01/30/2013 8:34pmThanks to our recent cold snap and heavy snow some Utah roads are starting to crumble. Roads in Holladay are already breaking apart in some areas. The trouble is, most road crews can't get a permanent patch on it until everything heats up and dries out.
School bus slides off road, rolls into ditch
01/30/2013 9:09pmHeavy snow caused a Cache County school bus to slide off the road on Wednesday.
Woman who brutally beat grandchildren dies in prison
01/30/2013 10:08pmA Utah woman who was sentenced to serve 19 years in prison for torturing her grandsons has died behind bars.
Suspected kidnapper of Herriman teen makes first court appearance
01/30/2013 10:12pmA man accused of kidnapping a 13-year-old Herriman girl and harboring her from police made his initial court appearance Wednesday.
Animal clinic creates uproar after euthanizing pet dog
01/30/2013 10:34pmThe owner of an animal clinic in Tooele is getting a lot of grief for euthanizing a pet dog that was brought to him by animal control.
'Pet the deer' video prompts concerned response from DWR officials
01/30/2013 10:35pmWhen ksl.com posted a video of some excited Riverton kids playing with a deer our "Have You Seen This?" section, people responded. So did representatives from the Division of Wildlife Resources, who raised questions about how we should interact with animals in our neighborhoods.
Snow-covered cars a problem for Salt Lake City parking
01/30/2013 10:54pmThree days of snowstorms have buried cars along the Wasatch Front, and that's causing problems for parking enforcement agencies.
Gov. focuses on education in State of State
01/30/2013 11:19pmEducation and economic development are Gov. Gary Herbert's main priorities for the state this year. Herbert shared his vision for Utah during his annual State of the State address Wednesday evening at the state Capitol.
Trooper who died during search and rescue operation honored by Senate
01/30/2013 11:33pmThe Utah State Senate paused Wednesday to honor a Utah Highway Patrol trooper who fell to his death during a search and rescue mission on Mount Olympus in June.
LDS Church-owned high school in Mexico will become new MTC
01/30/2013 11:35pmAt the end of the school year, what was once a prestigious high school just outside of Mexico City will become a new Missionary Training Center.
3rd day of snow brings dozens of accidents, backaches for homeowners
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By Judith Sudilovsky
JERUSALEM (CNS) — In 1964, when Sister Frieda Nasser was 16, she was among 12 girls chosen to greet Pope Paul VI as he entered Bethlehem, West Bank, on his two-day visit to the Holy Land.
It was January, and the girls were in place at 3 a.m., waiting for the pope's 6 a.m. arrival, but with all the excitement they did not feel the cold, she recalled.
They also did not, in their youth, feel the full importance of the occasion of Pope Paul's meeting with Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras during that visit, she said. It was the first meeting between Latin Catholic and Orthodox leaders in almost 1,000 years.
But today, as principal of the Terra Sancta School for Girls in Jerusalem, Sister Nasser, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition, called the visit "very significant."
Sister Nasser will be among those witnessing the May 25 meeting between Pope Francis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Pope Francis' May 24-26 trip to Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian territories was scheduled to commemorate the 1964 visit.
"At that time I didn't understand well the (real) significance of that visit. Now, after 50 years I understand more, and we can see dialogue between Catholic and Orthodox," she said. "At that time if a Catholic boy brought home a Greek Orthodox girl to marry it was like a funeral, it was a bad situation. Today, after 50 years, if they get married there is no problem, nobody even thinks in terms of 'Catholic' or 'Orthodox.' We are Christian."
Sister Nasser told Catholic News Service today that she is able to attend a Greek Orthodox funeral, whereas 50 years ago that would not have been acceptable, as Christians were unable to participate in each other's services. Entering a Greek Orthodox Church today "is easy," she said.
"Today I enter with joy and I feel accepted," said Sister Nasser. "Children today do not realize (the changes.)"
The unity in prayer is especially noted in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, she said, when all Christians pray together in different churches throughout the week.
Sister Nasser noted that at her school today Muslims, Greek Orthodox, Armenians and Catholics all study together, and all the Christians study the same catechism.
"There is no difference," she said. "Weddings take place between Catholics and Greek Orthodox and they don't even realize it (was a) problem. It is too difficult for them to imagine."
Sister Nasser said she would like to see more movement forward in the dialogue, most importantly she said, in the recognition of one another's sacraments. She said she does not see why Christians cannot receive Communion in each other's churches.
"I would like to, if we are in agreement. Why not? It is the body of Christ for all of us," she said. "My dream is that there be no Catholic or Orthodox or Armenian, but that we are all Christians."
In an interview with the Franciscan Media Center, Archbishop Giuseppe Lazzarotto, papal nuncio to Israel and Cyprus and apostolic delegate in Jerusalem and the Palestine territories, reminisced about his own experience as a young seminarian in 1964 in the wake of Pope Paul's trip.
"I remember these days with a sense of deep expectations, a sense of something new unfolding in front of our eyes, and all of us in some way knew we would be protagonists and what would happen" would change things, he said in the interview.


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The Farr Side December Days Of Giving on Facebook was a total blast. And, judging from the number of winners, participants and "Likes" that were tallied, many of you enjoyed yourselves, too.
I would like to take this time to thank all of the area businesses and persons who generously donated prizes or their services that made playing along so worthwhile and fun. A huge thank you to the band Through The Ashes who kicked festivities off, along with nationally recording act Saliva. They donated a pair of tickets and two T-shirts to a much in-demand concert performance. This winner of this great prize was able to give the tickets to her father so that he could see his favorite bands live.
The winning continued in a special way when Mallory Adamski and Erika Ryan of Shear Perfection Salon donated three gift certificates including a hair cut/style, an eye brow arch, and 5 tanning visits. To win this prize the winner had to be nominated and then earn votes. It was neck and neck throughout the duration, but finally we came down to a winner. A young man had nominated his wife saying how much a great mother she was and what this mean to her. As fate would have it, Shear Perfection chose to award a second prize package for the person who came in second. It was a touching moment.
Granny's House had a beautiful crystal candy dish filled with goodies that went to a young mother who wanted to carry on a tradition first began by her mother, while the winner of the beautiful gift basket made by Karen Frye with Grandma Porter's Candy was won by someone who ultimately loved the recipes passed down by her grandmother, and mother and that's she's now passing on down to her own daughter. Again, the comments posted with these two great prizes were tear-jerkers. Everyone loved reading them.
Many thanks to Lee Smith of Infliction Gallery for his awesome $100 gift certificate. The winner of this prize earned tons of votes as her entry to win was about the loss of her child at just 7 months old. She is using the gift certificate to have the baby's image permanently tattooed onto her body.
Regina Armster donated two awesome massage gift certificates for Gina's Healing Hands. The winners of both certificates definitely appreciated the opportunity to win such a prize. One man was going to give his winning certificate to his mother for Christmas while the other winner's bad luck was changed by winning.
Thank you to Shelly Kindig from We Got Style for the hair cut/style gift certificates and to Barbara Weiderman of Simpy Groovy for the awesome Peace Purse. The winners of thee great prizes helped someone in need enjoy a great Christmas present this year.
Magic Creations Flowers had a beautiful wind chime for the giveaway, as well as, gift certificates from Blue Ray Beach Tanning, Sturgis Journal, It's a Dog's World, and 31 distributor Emily Landess, too. Sturgis Council of the Arts and Sturges-Young Auditorium generously donated a pair tickets and dinner for two to see Grammy-Award winning artist Kathy Mattea. The winner of this great prize will be able to enjoy this special night out on the town with her loving sister.
And lastly, Doug Bates of Designs By Vogts designed and made a beautiful door hanging arrangement that simply was amazing. The winner of this prize was so excited when she won that it it definitely made me want to do this again in the future.
The amount of community interaction and participation was amazing, which made the events that much more enjoyable for all. As with anything new, I learned a lot. There will be some minor changes next time, but for the most part everything was simply great.
I truly do hope everyone enjoyed reading the awesome posts and comments and saw this as a positive thing. I know I absolutely loved it!
Farr Side days of giving a success
The Farr Side December Days Of Giving on Facebook was a total blast. And, judging from the number of winners, participants and "Likes" that were tallied, many of you enjoyed yourselves, too.


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The placenta is an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy. Its purpose is to nourish the baby. Oxygen and nutrients pass through the placenta to the baby. Waste products pass back out to the mother's bloodstream.
Placenta previa is the placenta implanting near or over the cervix. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus that opens into the vagina. With this condition, the placenta may cover part or all of the cervix. This condition is only diagnosed after 20 weeks of gestation.
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Possible causes of placenta previa include:
- A scarred endometrium (the lining of the uterus)
- A large placenta
- An abnormal uterus
- Abnormal formation of the placenta
Placenta previa can cause problems in pregnancy and birth. These include:
- Abnormal bleeding, sometimes heavy
- Premature separation of the placenta from the uterus
- Premature birth
- Emergency cesarean (c-section) delivery
- Problems with penetration of the placenta into the uterine muscle or through the entire uterine wall
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of placenta previa:
- Previous cesarean section
- Uterine problems
- Multiple pregnancy—two or more fetuses
- Multiple previous full-term pregnancies
- Increased age
- Smoking
Placenta previa symptoms vary depending on how much of the cervical opening is covered. The main symptom is painless bleeding from the vagina. This bleeding can range from light to very heavy. It usually occurs suddenly during late pregnancy. Spotting that occurs early in pregnancy may point to placenta previa.
When the condition is present, anything that disrupts the placenta, such as sexual intercourse, or a digital exam of the vagina and cervix, may cause bleeding.
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. A pelvic exam will not be done if placenta previa is a possibility. A pelvic exam may cause bleeding. Instead, an ultrasound will be done through the vagina or abdomen to view the placenta in the uterus. If placenta previa is detected early in pregnancy, with or without bleeding, another ultrasound will be done during the third trimester to be sure it has resolved.
If you had cesarean section in the past, and the ultrasound indicates a potential problem with the placenta, your doctor may recommend an MRI scan.
Treatment depends on several factors, including the amount of bleeding and the gestational age of the fetus. Recommendations for treatment include:
- Pelvic rest—avoid sexual intercourse and tampon use if placenta previa continues into the third trimester
- Hospitalization for major placenta previa at or beyond 34 weeks of gestation
- Medications to prolong your pregnancy and help with growth of the fetal lungs with symptomatic placenta previa or bleeding at 24-34 weeks
How you will delivery your baby depends on your ultrasound results at 36 weeks of gestation. There is a possibility that the placenta previa will go away on its own. A cesarean section may be necessary if the placenta covers the opening of the cervix, there is heavy bleeding during labor, or other serious complications arise that affect the health of the mother and baby.
There are no current guidelines to prevent placenta previa.


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Here is is, people! Photographic proof at last that while I used to be cool, I am now a know-it-all phony prick in robes surrounded by sycophantic fans who worship my thoroughly wiped ass day and night. Yeah, that's right, mutha-fucka! Bow down to ME! All the way to the ground, you little weasel! Worship ME, like the DOG that you truly are! Praise my attainment of the most high ENLIGHTENMENT, you scum sucking slug! Bask in my radiant greatness and feel the glory that a worthless scurvy vermin like you could never hope to achieve in a thousand million kalpas! Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-haaaaaaa!!!!
Actually it's a photo taken at the precept ceremony I performed for Ren Kuroda. In this part of the ceremony you bow down to the teacher and ask to get the precepts. Once they are given you get to sit on the fancy chair while the teacher circles you with his head bowed praising your most high and mighty ass for taking the vows. There's video too. Go take a look.
Some people at the retreat asked if they could get copies of Nishijima's pamphlet on the precepts, which I quoted from and which you can see me holding because I don't have the ceremony memorized. It's on line at this link for free so go get it and print one of your very own!
And here's a shot taken out the window of Ren's apartment. Actually this is a temporary place till he gets the water lines fixed at his real apartment. The weird pinks and yellows in the photo aren't real. It's some kinda artifact or something from the digital camera. The window looks out over the Roppongi district. Roppongi is where all the embassies are. In the eleven years I lived in Tokyo I think I went to Roppongi all of three times. I'm not a major fan of places like this. Each night when I walk back to Ren's apt. I'm accosted by at least a dozen Nigerian guys who want me to go with them to nightclubs. It's not the least bit fun or interesting and I never have been able to suss out why it's so popular. Sex, I guess, and alcohol. But you can get those in cooler places. Go figure.
The view looks exactly like a miniature set from a Godzilla movie, particularly this one used in 1974's Terror of Mecha Godzilla.


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Apple has announced the iPad Mini, a smaller version of its full-size tablet, putting an end to months of rumors concerning the device. After Tim Cook talked at length about the iPad's success in education, and a revised iPad was introduced, Phil Schiller took to the stage to reveal the new, smaller model.
The device is 53-percent thinner than the full-size iPad, and just 7.2mm thick. It has a design that looks closer to the iPhone 5 than the existing iPad in the pictures, and features a 7.9-inch display with a 1024 x 768 pixel resolution and a pixel density of 163ppi.
To differentiate the iPad Mini from the competition, Phil Schiller spoke about the new tablet having an aluminum chassis instead of plastic, and how the larger display shows 50-percent more content than a 7-inch display when viewing the web.
Inside is a dual-core A5 processor, a battery offering 10-hours of use and a 4G LTE radio, while outside is a 5-megapixel camera, an HD FaceTime camera and a Lightning connector. The operating system is still iOS 6, and apps designed for the iPhone will upscale to fit the larger screen.
Like the rest of Apple's mobile range, Siri is on hand to help out with life, and to see the Mini fit in with the larger iPad, Apple has made a new Smart Cover especially for the smaller tablet. They're made in blue, green, pink, white, gray and Apple's special red. The tablet itself comes in black or a brushed metal-look with a white front panel.
Apple has priced the iPad Mini at $329 for the 16GB Wi-Fi model. Doubling the capacity adds another $100, and another $130 gives you 4G LTE connectivity. Pre-orders start on Friday, October 26 and it will go on sale on November 2.
In addition to the new iPad, Apple updated its iBooks Author program, which has new features including portrait templates, embedded fonts, mathematical expressions, multi-touch widgets and the ability for publishers to update their books quickly and easily. The updated app is available for free today.
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It's one thing to have bad luck (see Figgins, Smoak trade). But lately, Jack Zduriencik isn't even making trades that look smart at the time. I won't turn this into a 2000 word treatise detailing every move, but I would like to focus on two in particular. The Fister trade was inexcusable. He traded a young, cheap, cost controlled good starter that was still improving. Fister has gone on to be one of the better pitchers in baseball. Zduriencik shouldn't have traded Fister at all, there was no need to, and he traded him for a 4th outfielder. It would be like Seattle trading Earl Thomas for Clinton McDonald.
Now today, Zduriencik just traded his best low cost player (John Jaso) for Mike Morse. The very same Mike Morse that Zduriencik traded away for peanuts three years ago. Mike Morse is older, more expensive, under contract for less time, and has less total value (WAR) than Jaso. You simply can't look at this move and not think "incompetence." It has come to the point where I actually dread hearing that the Mariners are in trade talks. Zduriencik is in a serious rut.
The Fister trade has already hurt the Mariners, and it was obvious the moment it happened that it was a huge mistake. While there is a tiny chance that the Jaso/Morse trade could be Jack's version of the Tapp/Clemons deal, I'd give that a very small chance of happening. John Schneider has a knack for having trades break his way. Jack Zduriencik has not.
I don't know when Zduriencik will be fired, but I am finally convinced that he will be in the near future. Taking an MLB team from the bottom to the top is extremely difficult because of a rich get richer system. It takes a brilliant GM to pull it off, not a guy that shoots himself in the foot more often than he shoots his target.


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Washington D.C. is probably my favorite city in the country.
Behind Manhattan, that is, of course…
My girlfriend and I headed to D.C. last weekend to visit some of her college friends and get away for a couple of days. We hung out with her friends, went to a museum (the Newseum, to be exact, since I'm a big geek like that), went out to eat, went out for drinks, and just had a good time.
Which in a sense, is a challenging feat for me…
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the time I have to relax when I have it. It's just difficult for me to let go of work to fully let go. I know that holds true for so many other people, as well.
We're living in a unique time; not only are we — as a society and as a global community — in the midst of a technological and digital revolution and transition period, but it's occurring during the worst economy and job market in almost one hundred years. Times haven't been this hard since the nation was crippled by The Great Depression.
That creates an interesting, and at times, certainly unfortunate yield. Because of the challenging job market and economy, people are under even more pressure to perform at work and even excel, but without promotions or raises. After all, no one wants it to go the other way and be the one to get the axe if layoffs become necessary.
This, all the while, during a digital revolution, where to keep up with the newest technologies — ranging from something as simple as cable television (rather than a digital converter box for basic broadcast channels) to something a bit more intricate like a data package for an iPhone — incurs a monthly cost. Don't pay it and you'll fall behind the curve and get left behind. Not to mention that the technology that we all have at our fingertips also keeps us much more connected to our jobs, and our jobs much more connected to us.
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If you're a woman, don't try to play a round of golf at Augusta National.
I mean, you can try, but it ain't gonna happen. They aren't going to let you.
The golf club founded in 1933 clearly thinks it's still in the 1930's. They don't let women join the club, period. Not that their discriminatory membership policy against women was OK even then, but…
The most elite golf club in the country is also home to The Masters golf tournament which, of course, just concluded. IBM is the largest sponsor of the tournament, and traditionally, the CEO of the company is always extended an invitation to become a member of Augusta National. The computer giant, at least publically, has never voiced opposition to this policy.
But this year, there's a new wrinkle. For the first time, IBM has a female CEO, Virginia Rometty.
What an opportunity for IBM to step up and take a stand for the betterment of our society and our country — to tell Augusta National and The Masters that if they don't change their policy, IBM will pull its sponsorship dollars from the tournament.
It would have been nice if the company did so when they had male CEOs, or even if other sponsors of the tournament had done so, but there's a window here now, with a female CEO who can't be genuinely OK with this policy of gender discrimination.
As the CEO of IBM, Ms. Rometty may want to ignore being blackballed by Augusta National because sponsoring the tournament is good for business, but how good would it be if protesters decided to boycott her products?
Besides, as a female, Augusta's discriminatory policy surely has to irk her. And as a person, she has to recognize that she's now in a position to do a great deal of good, not just her gender, but our society and nation as a whole.
It's amazing to me that in this day and age, a club in the United States of America, private or otherwise, still has a … More
The Giants are Super Bowl champions again!
Great game, great win…
The same was true a couple of weeks ago when they won the NFC Championship. I watched that game with a bunch of friends at a Kodiak's in Farmingdale, and the place was packed. Everyone was clearly having a great time and enjoying the game and having fun spending time with friends…
And then, the you-know-what hit the fan…
In the middle of the third quarter, we heard the sound of a glass breaking and yelling from the other side of the bar. Our eyes found the beginnings of a fight that had just broken out, and fists flying.
A fight… at a bar… during a football game. How cliché.
Cliché or not, however, it is what happened. It took about a half a dozen staff members from the bar to eventually separate the two guys. Luckily, after being separated, they dropped it and it was done and over with.
Well, one of the two guys dropped it and was done, anyway. The other gentleman, well, not so much…
After both were ejected from the bar by some of the larger waiters — who locked the side glass door behind them — one of them proceeded to punch that door over and over again until it broke. When the police arrived shortly after (you had to know that cops were going to enter the equation here sooner or later), the story of what had caused the fight finally made its way around the bar.
And this is the part that really pisses me off…
As it turns out, the guy who just wouldn't let it go was at the bar with his sister, his girlfriend, and his buddy.
The story was that the guy who threw that first punch had been slapping around his girlfriend, and his buddy tried to get him to stop.
Apparently that effort wasn't appreciated.
Obviously, a few ridiculous things are in play here, from the fight itself, to breaking the door, to not letting it go. But what aggravates me the most, of course, is that … More
The break is over…
The holiday break that is… Not just for me, since clearly I'm back with a new column…
But for everyone… And I know this because everyone is back to being completely self-centered and obnoxious as they are during the remaining days, weeks, and months of the calendar.
Is this surprising? Drum roll please… no, not at all.
Unfortunately, this has been the pattern I've noticed over the last several years. The holidays roll around, and everyone is in a great mood and is all nicey-nice to one another… actually polite to one another… actually considerate of others. And then, as New Year's becomes more of a distant memory, so does that behavior.
Case in point: I was in the library in the days leading up to Christmas, and a man rushed in to return his books. Smiling and happy, he told every person he saw "Happy holidays! Happy new year!" whether they worked at the library or not. But then, when I returned to the library about a week and a half ago, with the holidays in the rear view mirror, I witnessed a patron throwing a fit to a librarian about, well, I don't even know what…
Shocker, shocker…
Clearly the holidays bring out the best in people quite a bit of the time, if not — dare I say — the vast majority of the time. But unfortunately, this is a temporary phenomenon. It comes and, of course, goes on a yearly basis. The consistent niceness and politeness comes every year along with the arrival of Christmas decorations and goes every year with the ending of the good sales at the mall.
I understand why the holidays always seem to bring out the civility, friendliness, and niceness in people. What just doesn't quite seem to compute in my head is why it takes the holidays to bring it out in the first place, and why it can't last all year round. I mean, if people have the ability to behave so well at one point in … More
I tell my friends I think a girl is cute all the time…
And I've never been accused of sexual harassment…
A couple of weeks ago, a 9 year-old 4th grader in North Carolina did just that. He told a friend in his class that he thought a girl was cute. In this case, the girl in question was his teacher, who happened to be out that day. His substitute teacher heard this comment made to his friend, and reported it as a complaint to the school's principal. The school's principal then in turn, suspended the 4th grader.
Take a second and think about that.
Really think about that for a second…
A 9 year-old boy… was suspended, for sexual harassment… He's 9 years old! He doesn't even know what sexual harassment is!
Unless he's Courtney Love's son or something… which certainly doesn't seem to be the case…
And yet, this 9 year-old boy, for making what in his mind was surely an innocent, innocuous comment, was punished and given a 5 day suspension.
Now, a few days later, a higher power stepped in and wrong was righted when the district overturned the suspension, expunged it from his record, sent a formal letter of apology to his mother, the principal resigned, and the boy was given additional instruction assistance for the time he forced to miss in his class.
But all of this makes me wonder: Have we taken things too far in regard to rules and regulations, and do we take the execution of them to a ridiculous extent at times?
There's been some ridiculousness at the TSA over the last few weeks as well. Three elderly women and grandmothers, all of whom were over the age of 65, and all of whom have medical conditions, were forced to submit to strip searches at JFK airport here in New York.
Really? Grandmas? You're going to go after grandmas? They're now the big threats to our national security? Is it the sucking candies or reading glasses … More
It's that time of year…
Time for the proverbial "it's Thanksgiving, so that's what I'm going to talk about" column…
But I don't want to do the usual. I kinda want to do the opposite, since I hate doing "the usual."
We'll see how that goes now, I suppose…
So, aside from the upcoming holiday, I've also been thinking a lot lately about the idea of hope. It's not a concept new to my mind, though. It's definitely something that's entered my consciousness a fair amount.
I've noticed through the years that hope is a funny thing. It's of course, not something tangible or literal. You can't touch it, or hold it. And yet, it's something that so often, gives so many people a positive mindset that they've been in search of, and are perhaps in need of.
People have problems in their lives. Come on, admit it, you do. Hell, we ALL do. Any person you meet who says they have no problems whatsoever in their life is either lying to you, or is the luckiest person on the planet. And, I've not met that person yet, or even come close. We've all got problems and issues to contend with, and that's just part of the deal and part of life.
And of course, sometimes those problems can be somewhat overwhelming, and persistent and constant, more than the average. Enter, hope.
Hope can keep people going, fighting through those difficult circumstances each day. Hoping for a better circumstance, for things to get better, for things to turn around, envisioning that arena of their life the way they want it to be… It can allow people to temporarily escape from their present reality which they don't like, and give them the push to continue on.
I know what you're probably thinking… "What a bunch of crap!" And the cynic in me would venture to agree with you, quite frankly. I mean, I'm … More
Apple is freakin' awesome.
No, not the fruit. The company.
Their products are pretty amazing, you have to admit. You can listen to music on players the thickness of two credit cards, some of which have widths as small as a large eraser. They have cell phones that do pretty much, well, everything. They have tablets that weigh nothing and do everything as well, and laptops that are just pretty cool.
In large part, we can thank Steve Jobs for all these amazing innovations and products. Of course, he passed away a couple of weeks ago from cancer but, he certainly made the most of his life while he was with us.
He had a dream and a passion, and overcame a ton to achieve it and follow his heart. He was given up at birth by his biological parents. He dropped out of college (to audit classes solely in the arena he was interested in) and didn't get a degree. He went through multiple versions of his first product before finding one that actually worked the way he wanted. Oh, and not to mention he was kicked out of his own company after he'd found success.
Not bad, huh?
Everyone (or most people at least) have a dream of what they'd like to do with their lives. Much of the time, these aspirations are a bit more traditional, like becoming a doctor or a lawyer. Other times, however, as was the case for Mr. Jobs, the dreams we aspire to achieve and what we want to become are a bit more off the beaten path. Create a brand new product, put together a new computer program, come up with new ideas for television shows or movies…
I'm talking about innovation…
and not just innovation, but genuine creativity and following your passion.
This is such a genuinely two-sided topic, because innovation can be a real roll of the dice. On the one hand, if you go after your dream and fight through the frustration and leap the hurdles and achieve it, it can be terrific — not just for you, but as was certainly the case for … More
To all of my Jewish brethren out there, Shana Tova and I hope that you had an easy fast.
It is, of course, the High Holy Days for those of us in the Jewish religion, where we celebrate the new year, and repent for our sins of the last year.
For many of us, however, it's also the first time we've been to temple since the High Holy Days twelve months ago.
I know that I'm in that grouping…
I've not always been that way, though. Up until a handful of years ago, I used to go to services a couple of times a month. Not even for holidays. Just to go…
No, I'm not apathetic, and no, I'm not lazy…
Fine, I'll just say it… I have a problem with religion.
There, are you happy now?
And to clarify, I don't have a problem with just my religion, but religion in general, across the board.
It just doesn't feel right to me. So many elements of the empirical beliefs of all religions, whether Judaism of Catholicism or Mormonism or any of the others, and the idea of religion as a whole, that I can't wrap my head around lately. As hard as I try, it just doesn't add up and make sense for me.
And let's be clear, it's not an arbitrary, non-sensical issue with religion. I have what I consider to be some genuine beefs with the concept of religion, and believing in a "higher power" and "all knowing entity" so to speak.
I have issues believing that if I simply pray for something, it will help it to actually happen. What about our own actions? Don't they matter? Doesn't our behavior, or lack thereof, have relevance? Doesn't logic suggest that our actions would be the much more dominant and overriding factor in what actually does and doesn't occur?
I have issues buying into the idea that religions have as a tenet, whichever religion you subscribe to, that G-d, regardless of which G-d you believe in, needs … More
I've been thinking a lot about loyalty lately.
Not just the last few days or weeks or so, but for a few years now it's been a consistent topic on my consciousness.
I'm what I've noticed is a bit atypical on this topic. Now, I understand that there's a reason that the "survival of the fittest" theory exists (thank you, Charles Darwin). After all, there is some logic in play there. But, at the same time, there's gotta be a line where you still feel a loyalty to your friends and loved ones, and act on it.
Doesn't there?
For me, I think it's pretty logical… If someone does something detrimental or negative to a friend of loved one of mine, I think ill of that and also think ill of the person who engaged in that behavior. And I take that approach regardless of whether the person committing the infraction, so to speak, is a friend of mine or someone close to me.
After all, wrong is wrong. Just because I'm close to someone and we have a relationship of whatever sort, that doesn't magically make the behavior acceptable.
And OF COURSE, the same concept applies to me. Logically, I'd expect my friends and loved ones to hold me to the same standards. I'm no different so…
Now, of course there are lines and limits here. Naturally, the degree that I look negatively on a detrimental action and the person who commits it differs based on what it is and how legitimately bad it is. There's a difference between bumping into someone and not saying "excuse me" and simply not showing up for a close friend's birthday without a word… Between forgetting to call someone back and constantly bad mouthing someone behind his back with facetious comments… Between being a few minutes late to pick someone up, and treating a former boyfriend or girlfriend like crap.
You get the idea…
To me, this is all just very logical. It's … More
I survived!
You clearly did too.
Damn Hurricane Irene.
The way they were talking on the news, it was like Long Island and other areas in the tri-state region might no longer exist after Irene made her way through. And they weren't totally off base in that regard, unfortunately. Some parts of Long Island, and upstate New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as well, for that matter, were absolutely annihilated by the storm.
As we've all seen in the news, countless people across the region — including many on Long Island — lost power, phone services, running water, had massive flooding, lost countless household items and precious memories… Many are still without power even now, more than a week after the storm. The list goes on and on…
Now, I know that much of the time I write about things that piss me off. Yes, I'm aware of this, it's not lost on me. Unfortunately, there are just a lot of things on that side of the fence that occur (for all of us) about which I feel comfortable sharing my thoughts. But it's nice to also be able to talk about, and for me also write about, nice things when they happen as well.
No, I don't mean the hurricane is a nice thing to write about.
I'm talking about something nice that I experienced as a result of the hurricane.
I live in the massive mandatory evacuation zone south of Sunrise Highway, and eventually I decided, unlike many other people, that I didn't want to roll the dice and flaunt the evacuation order.
When I mentioned this to a friend of mine, she told me that my mother and I could come to her place to wait out the storm. Her mother had told her that any of her friends who needed a place to stay to wait out the hurricane were welcome at their home. After some slight deliberation about what to do in general about the hurricane and the weekend, my mother and I both decided to take them up on their kind offer, and … More


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Nokia has published to the store their YouTube Video Upload app that enables users to simply and easily post their video creations to their accounts.
The app loads just fine on the Nokia Lumia 1020, which means this app may be exclusive to that device initially. Though being Nokia, we're sure that they will deliver for their other Lumia line as they're pretty good like that.
In playing with the app, we can share a few details, some of which you can see in the video demo above:
The app uploads over Wi-Fi and Cellular, with caveats:
- If on Wi-Fi, full 1080P is posted (or highest resolution shot at)
- If on cellular, it needs to be real short (couple of seconds) otherwise it prompts you to trim it down or wait for Wi-Fi
- Using the native 'Share' feature, you can send videos directly to it
- Background uploading is not supported at the moment
By default, videos are marked 'Private' though you can toggle this for each video upload. You can include the title, but no Tag support just yet.
The app is quite barebones and we're sure Nokia will fine tune it over the coming weeks, but for now, it works as advertised, giving those with the Lumia 1020 a simple solution to a vexing problem.
You can find Nokia's YouTube Video Uploader here in the Store. Nokia Lumia 1020 only at the moment.


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This weekend played host to a twisting, turning tale of hacking woe, which captured headlines primarily because of some unpleasant tweets sent from the hacked Twitter account of tech blog Gizmodo. But at the heart of the story is something far more worrying — the deception of Apple tech support, and the subsequent access of an iCloud account.
While the story appears to start with the hacking of Gizmodo's Twitter account, this was really a bonus for those hacking Mat Honan, a writer for Wired. Control of Gizmodo's Twitter account was soon regained, but it was only the beginning of Honan's problems.
Writing on his own blog, Honan describes how his iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air were systematically compromised and remote wiped using iCloud, and his Google account deleted too.
Because his Google account was linked to his Twitter account, which in turn was linked to Gizmodo's Twitter — Honan had previously written for the site — offensive tweets were sent by the hackers. This is the point where the story went public.
Honan speculated that his iCloud account, where the problems all began, had been hacked using "brute force," where someone systematically enters possible passwords until the correct one is discovered. However, this wasn't the case, as both AppleCare and the hacker have said the account was breached using "social engineering."
Trust gained using social engineering
In essence, social engineering involves a criminal lying about their identity and building trust to gain information from a third party, in this case AppleCare.
What's interesting here is that no matter how secure you think your accounts are, or how strong your password is, it won't matter if the person at the end of a telephone helpline is manipulated into handing it over to someone that's not really you.
This will inevitably cause people to rethink how they use iCloud, and whether Apple's security is good enough to protect all that important data. Before hands are thrown up in despair, Tony Bradley, writing for PCAdvisor.co.uk, has a very different story to tell concerning AppleCare. He describes a dogged refusal to handover any information at all, even with proof that he was who he said he was, indicating that either Honan's experience is isolated, or that the criminals were really, really good.
Additionally, the attack will also — once again — highlight the importance of backing up data, encrypting data stored in the cloud, and taking care over linking online accounts together.
However, although these precautions may have limited Honan's pain, they probably wouldn't have prevented it happening in the first place. Infamous social engineer and hacker Kevin Mitnick said "If you want to protect your network, you cannot rely on technology alone," and this applies here too.
Let's see if Apple has a response to this hack, and whether it will also need to work to regain its customers trust, especially as it's so close to providing iCloud email addresses.
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05/01/2013 12:05amA Clearfield High School agriculture teacher has been charged with sexually abusing a 17-year-old female student.
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Simple equation calculates financial health
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Officials identify man who fell from roof, died
05/01/2013 10:02amPolice have identified the man who died Tuesday after falling off of a roof as Nathan Wilkinson, 35, of Harrisville.
Victim identified in 1994 Ogden cold case
05/01/2013 4:55pmAn Oregon man discovered dead in Ogden in 1994 has been identified, nearly two decades after his body was discovered burned to death in an abandoned home.
Woman attacked ex-partner's grandmother over custody dispute, police say
05/01/2013 5:03pmA Murray woman was arrested after she assaulted an 86-year-old woman in an act of vengeance, police said.
Pipeline that leaked into Willard Bay fails test; more to come
05/01/2013 5:09pmChevron's oil pipeline near Willard Bay's north marina failed a pressure test Monday, pushing back the opening of the marina further.
Missing Springville teen now considered endangered
05/01/2013 6:35pmA Springville teenager missing for more than a week and thought to have run away with her 19-year-old boyfriend is now considered endangered, according to police.
Man killed in crash on I-80
05/01/2013 6:46pmA driver was killed Wednesday after crashing into a UDOT vehicle on I-80.
Utah man riding 1,700 miles through Mexico for charity
05/01/2013 7:08pmJimmy O'Lexey is one of 47 off-road motorcyclists chosen to take part in a grueling 1,700-mile ride down the Baja Peninsula. He's using the ride to help children at a Mexican orphanage.
Utah rug man helps Nepalese children by building health clinic
05/01/2013 7:58pmFor more than a decade, a Salt Lake City businessman has raised enough money to build a clinic in the country of Nepal, and it's now open to the public.
Wednesday's Child: Jamal
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Fire destroys building at Tooele Gun Club
05/01/2013 9:19pmEmergency crews were on the scene of a fire at the Tooele Gun Club early Wednesday morning.
Residents, business owners protest Sugar House streetcar location
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Gov says trade trip to Israel will be 'significant benefit' to Utah
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Cycling safety: What happens when cyclists break the rules
05/01/2013 10:15pmHundreds of new riders are hitting the streets to save on gas, improve the air and get in a good workout. But a KSL investigation discovered some cyclists are breaking the law — time and again — and riding away scott free even when they hurt someone else.
3-hour manhunt in West Point neighborhood ends in arrest
05/01/2013 10:21pmA Davis County neighborhood was on alert for hours Wednesday morning while officers searched for a man who they say ran from police. During that time, the man allegedly broke into several homes and even begged for help.
Soldier's return highlights the toll deployments take on families
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As a current client of the Victim Outreach Intervention Center (VOICe), I not only feel compelled to write a letter defending the organization, but to also relinquish my anonymity. This program's reputation means that much to me.
For the Butler Eagle to use so much space for an article that only is substantiated by a disgruntled employee and a client who obviously wasn't willing to do the work is unexplainable to me.
Having been a client of VOICe for approximately a year, I have received nothing but opportunities and, most importantly, respect.
I only can speak for myself, but upon arriving on the doorstep of VOICe, I was a physical, emotional and spiritual mess. I had no self-respect, self-esteem, much less self-worth.
Not only has VOICe provided me with a multitude of opportunities such as housing, education and coping mechanisms, it has taught me that on the road to self-sufficiency I will be able to get back my sense of self.
Being a member of VOICe doesn't mean you have won the proverbial lottery, whether you are an employee or client. Your heart is on the line.
And, guess what? My heart does count and so do I.
That's what VOICe has taught me, and I cringe to think of victims of abuse having read the article, then giving it credence.
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Chefs A' Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin On The Farm "New York, New York - GreenMarket" Chef Peter Hoffman's Savoy is a standout among New York's many restaurants, its success stemming from the purity and freshness of each meal served. Nearly every day, Chef Hoffman dodges traffic as he rides his specially outfitted bike to the Union Square Green Market, the city's largest farmers market, to gather ingredients from local sources like Keith's Farm in Westtown, NY. Recipes: Garlic Custard; Heirloom Tomato & Purslane Salad. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Vegetarian Pasta Night" Test cook Becky Hays shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Great Vegetable Lasagna. Then, science expert Guy Crosby teaches Chris about the science of cornstarch. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of whole wheat lasagna noodles. D
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Title: Sail. Tooltip: It only works a few times before you have to capsize the boat in the soap lagoon again.
I'm going to review this backwards. Rather than grudgingly admit a few things that are okay and spend the whole review talking about how awful everything is, milk, etc, I'm going to treat this comic as follows:
This is a pretty good xkcd comic. I'm not saying it's a great comic, but it is pretty good. How about a list? Everybody likes lists. That's why Cracked and The Oatmeal make money, right? And what is this, except a money-making instrument that Carl created a few years ago and still benefits from?
(1) No ppd. Hell, no dialogue at all. Let's do a quick calculation... oh right. The Ravenzomg Scale of Wordiness™ is ZERO. We always complain that Randall uses too many words. I was going to dive into the archives for you creatures, but then I hit the VERY LAST COMIC.
So many words! That's a 3.72 on the Ravenzomg Scale of Wordiness™, which is a full 372 infinities times as large! Goodness knows he's done even worse.
BUT NOT TODAY. Today we have no awkward monologuing or captions or anything. Just a simple art thing. Which brings us to
(2) The joke is actually appropriate to the medium! This joke relies on minimalist style. Which Randy employs. If the comic were any more detailed, the joke relying on the ambiguity of interpretation wouldn't work. So good job! Which leads into
(3) The absence of those usual art foibles. Sit back, reader, for Ravenzomg will do all the hard MS Paint work for you!
There are exactly zero (0) heads disconnected from bodies, zero (0) heads that have gaping holes in them. The head varies in shape and looks lumpy and weird, but that's what stick-figures are.
Also note that, at the very least, he continues his no-copy-paste rule. Every man is different, every boat is different, and while the scaling seems... wonky, we won't hold it against him. Well, I won't. You guys go ahead, 'cause you guys like that shit (you like that shit).
(4) The joke itself is okay. It's slightly reminiscent of classic XKCDs that would at the very least cause a slight rise in your lip, without the accompanying furrowed brows. It's just a cute aesthetic joke that we look at, enjoy, and move on. No source of rage.
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Let's all just appreciate the caliber of this video and the knowledge we have attained. Now look at the comic, and realize what Randall has done. He's one-upped the so-called Bubble Man!
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