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Peruvian football is not normally under the spotlight at GiveMeSport, but this weekend's clash between Real Garcilaso and Inti Gas something out of the ordinary.
Garcilaso secured a 4-2 win to stay on the pace in the Primera Division title race, but it was the Inti Gas manager, Rolando Chilavert, who became the unlikely star.
The Paraguayan was standing on the sidelines when the home side's left-back closed down on a loose ball and that was rolling out, when Chilavert made the bizarre decision to stick his leg out.
It was all a bit confused as the Inti Gas players crowded around the referee but it ended with their boss being dismissed.
Watch Into Gas manager Rolando Chilvert get sent off for tackling an opposition player below (thanks to 101GreatGoals for pointing it out)...
Chilavert's inadvisable actions took the headlines but the match also contained some great football and it would be a shame not to acknowledge it.
Three separate brilliant free-kicks were scored in a game that was never far from drama.
Watch the highlights below and check out the three terrific free-kicks…

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By AnnaMaria Andriotis
The housing bust isn't over yet. Home prices hit their lowest levels since 2006, and experts say more losses could be on the way — in particular for the nation's priciest properties.
New figures from the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices released today show prices fell for the fourth straight month in December. Of the 20 metropolitan areas tracked, prices in all but one city fell over the past year. And in several cities a new trend appears to be unfolding: home prices stopped falling among lower-priced homes while price declines are picking up among the more expensive ones.
"Price declines are now getting into the higher-priced homes," says Jack McCabe, an independent housing analyst in Deerfield Beach, Fla.
In Minneapolis and Boston, for instance, prices among the cheapest homes increased by 8% and 3%, respectively, from June through December, while the most expensive homes fell 3% and 2%, according to the latest seasonally-adjusted data. And in Chicago, prices for the most affordable homes rose 2% while the priciest homes dropped 2%.
To be sure, the declines are still small compared to how much the lowest-priced homes fell since the start of the downturn. That was largely due to the higher foreclosure rate among less-expensive houses. And in some cities, like Denver and Phoenix, prices among the most expensive homes were fairly flat during the last six months of 2011. But S&P/Case-Shiller data shows that fewer of the higher-tiered homes have been able to maintain their prices.
To date, homeowners in expensive neighborhoods have been better equipped to handle the housing downturn than those with the lowest priced real estate within the same city, says McCabe. Well-off homeowners who lost their jobs were more likely to have savings or retirement accounts they could dip into to pay their mortgage, says Brad Hunter, chief economist at Metrostudy, a housing market research and consulting company. Many of them also had valuable assets to sell, such as jewelry or cars, to stay afloat. But with the job market still weak, those still trying to find work could be running low on ways to pay their mortgage, says Hunter. A growing alternative could be to go into foreclosure, experts say, which would in turn lower prices of nearby homes.
Separately, new refinancing challenges could exacerbate the troubles for the more expensive housing market. Last year, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lowered caps on jumbo mortgages – larger loans that exceed $417,000 in most markets – to $625,500, down from $729,500. With these agencies giving out smaller loans, homebuyers who need bigger mortgages could have to turn to private lenders who typically charge higher interest rates, says Keith Gumbinger, vice president at HSH Associates, a mortgage-data firm. Because of the higher costs of financing, those buyers could make lower offers or choose not to buy for now, he says.
Meanwhile, homeowners with jumbo loans looking to refinance before rates rise could be out of luck for at least the next few months. The settlement the federal government reached with several banks this month may lead to more refinancing opportunities for these borrowers, but those details are still months away, he says.
It also remains to be seen whether banks will speed up the foreclosure process for high-end homeowner who've stopped paying their mortgages. These owners have remained in their homes for longer than those with smaller mortgages, according to a Wall Street Journal article published today. Borrowers with loans of at least $1 million were in default for an average 792 days last year before banks repossessed their homes, while those with loans under $250,000 were in default for an average 611 days, the Journal reports. Should banks take back those pricey homes, neighboring home values could fall further.


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LAST SEASON: 35-37-10, 80 points. Missed playoffs by finishing 13th in Eastern Conference.
COACH: Randy Carlyle, 2nd season with Leafs, 6-9-3; 8th overall, 279-191-64 in NHL.
ADDED: LW James van Riemsdyk, C Jay McClement.
LOST: RW Colby Armstrong, D Luke Schenn, G Jonas Gustavsson.
PLAYER TO WATCH: The focus in Toronto continues to be on the turnstile in goal, a position that's been unsettled since Curtis Joseph led the Leafs to their last playoff berth in 2004 (yes, two NHL lockouts ago). Unless the Maple Leafs do go ahead and make a push to trade for Vancouver's Roberto Luongo, they'll settle on the tandem of James Reimer and Ben Scrivens.
OUTLOOK: Unsettled as usual. The Maple Leafs couldn't even get out of the lockout without making headlines by firing GM Brian Burke last week. Toronto has more than enough offensive punch, particularly with the addition of van Riemsdyk. The question always remains whether they have enough defense and goaltending to end what's now a seven-season playoff drought.
LAST SEASON: 49-29-4, 102 points. Lost to Washington 4-3 in first round.
COACH: Claude Julien, 6th season with Bruins, 228-132-50; 10th overall, 347-218-10-73 in NHL.
ADDED: D Dougie Hamilton (rookie). F Chris Bourque.
LOST: G Tim Thomas (suspended). F Marc Savard (concussions).
PLAYER TO WATCH: G Tuukka Rask. With Thomas, the two-time Vezina Trophy winner, opting to take a year off, the Bruins will rely on former backup Rask as the primary goaltender. He won the job from Thomas in 2009-10, posting a 1.97 GAA. Anton Khudobin will be the backup.
OUTLOOK: The Bruins are essentially the same team that won the Stanley Cup two years ago - with the important exception of Thomas. The enigmatic Conn Smythe Trophy winner from the title run surprised the team by deciding to take a year off to rest. He will be placed on the suspended list.


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Creighton University men's head basketball coach Greg McDermott was named the United States Sports Academy's 2014 Alumnus of the Year for helping elevate the Bluejays program to the national spotlight in his first three years there.
McDermott, who graduated with his master's in Sports Management in 1994 from the Academy, guided Creighton to its first NCAA tournament in five years in the 2011-12 season and made it there again this past year reaching the third round both times. He's the first coach in Creighton history to post 20 or more wins in each of his first three seasons.
"The United States Sports Academy afforded me the opportunity to earn my master's degree at a time in my life when attending full-time graduate school was not a possibility," McDermott said. "I couldn't be more pleased with the well-rounded education I received, and the many relationships I developed as a result of the experience."
McDermott, known as a top recruiter and tactician, is no stranger to success. During his 19 seasons as a college basketball head coach, his teams have made seven trips to the NCAA tournament, including one Sweet 16 appearance. He is 80-30 (.727) in his three seasons leading Creighton and owns a 360-225 (.615) career record.
McDermott, a former 6-foot-8 college center for Northern Iowa, began his coaching career as an assistant at the University of North Dakota in 1989 and earned his first head coaching position in 1994 with Wayne State, a Division II school. He has also coached at North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and Iowa State.
His meteoric rise in the coaching ranks began at his alma mater, Northern Iowa, where he took over a program in 2001 that had failed to post a winning season in four years. Northern Iowa had only made the NCAA tournament once before but McDermott led the Panthers to three straight appearances. He also led the school to its first ever national ranking in 2006.
Now at Creighton, Coach McDermott admits coaching for the Bluejays has been a "wonderful experience." Not only has the Omaha, Neb., university ranked among the top in the nation in average home attendance but his son, Doug, who's entering his senior year and who is a two-time first-team All-American, has played for him.
"It is very gratifying to coach Doug and have him be a key contributor on a very good team," he said. "It has been a wonderful experience for our entire family."


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OT: Friday POSBANG (what are you listening to?)
Happy Friday everyone! Right around now is when the winter doldrums reach their peak. Areas close to Lake Michigan should see more than half a foot of snow in the next day, and the UP will get in excess of a foot, because obviously. Looks like cross-country skiing is in the works for me this weekend. What are your weekend plans?
From time to time it's nice to refresh our stale music libraries with a few fresh songs or artists. I always enjoy hearing something a little off the beaten path. We've all heard the Beach Boys, Metallica, Toby Keith, etc. How about your favorite, less-well-known bands? I offer two:
Chaotech: A rather interesting metal outfit out of Helsinki, Finland. They've come out with one EP, €xi$t, and a couple singles. I strongly recommend listening to the EP straight-through in its entirety if you happen to be a headbanger. Tracks "Apparatus of Reason" and "Decreation" are particularly noteworthy (both Soundcloud links).
Barilari: Argentinian rocker. Adrian Barilari was one of the founders of the heavy metal movement in Argentina back in the 80s as a member of the group Rata Blanca. His current solo project is reminiscent of perhaps early-80s Iron Maiden. In addition to "Abuso de Poder" embedded below, I also suggest the track "Algo Magico"
Anyways, given the diversity of tastes on the board, it's pretty likely that if you suggest some of your favorite music (of any type or genre), at least one other poster will appreciate it. Happy listening!
Edit: By the way, a posbang thread isn't a posbang thread unless you posbang people. So posbang away!


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Kari Tervo
Kari Tervo is a zine-maker who lives in California, U.S.A.
Tervo was raised in the remote Upper Peninsula of Michigan, U.S.A. She grew up in Dodgeville, MI (pop. 500), where she created Shards Of Glass In Your Eye! in 1995. She attended the University of Michigan, where she majored in psychology. She earned a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Maryland in 2004, where she concentrated on research in schizophrenia and neuropsychology. She is currently a forensic neuropsychology consultant and zine-maker.
Tervo created her first zine in 1987, when she was in 6th grade. Each issue had a run of one copy, created with 1/8 sheet notepaper and colored ballpoint pen (that four-clicker one!). "The Tervo Times" was a humor-and-gossip "newspaper" about current events, book characters, and classmates. Tervo distributed each of the two issues to that girl who sat in front of her.
Tervo uses writing as a means of turning her socially-inappropriate impulses into something tangible and productive. When she's not writing, she enjoys electronic dance music, making handcrafted worry stones, and amateur photojournalism. Historically, she has excelled at spelling bees. She lives in Los Angeles.
At this point in time, she appears to be constitutionally incapable of writing a zine without an exclamation point in the title. It just seemed like they were called for.
Series Zine
Shards of Glass In Your Eye! (this page includes reviews)
Topic Zines
Other Zine Publications
The Spring, 2011 issue of Photocopy Press re-printed Tervo's body-image essay, "In Defense of Thin Women," in its entirety. The essay had previously been published in Shards of Glass In Your Eye! #3.
The June, 2013 issue of Xerography Debt included a column by Kari Tervo called "Trader Schmoes." The column discussed zine-trading etiquette, and ended with a public service announcement in the form of a rap song.
Gag Me With A. . . #9 (August, 2013) by MC Sunflower Jones Productions included a poem by Tervo entitled "Sizzle Trap."
What's Your Damage? (September, 2013) by MC Sunflower Jones Productions included a poem by Tervo entitled "House Inspection."
Other Creative Interests
Tervo is a member of the public-speaking group, Toastmasters, International. She has served a number of functional roles and has won several club awards for her prepared and impromptu speeches. In May, 2013, she gave a prepared speech about zines entitled "Zines 101: Welcome to Your World." In August, 2013, she won a Toastmasters Best Speaker award for a speech based on "Public-Speaking Smackdown!", a piece in Shards of Glass In Your Eye! #10 Additionally, Tervo enjoys karaoke, and won a local karaoke contest in May, 2013 for her rendition of Flo Rida's "In The Ayer." Other creative interests include participating in poetry readings, writing rap songs, and engaging in elaborate lottery fantasies.
Volunteer Project
Zines for Troops! collects zines and sends them to military members and injured veterans. The project operates under the auspices of non-profit organization Operation Paperback, which provides free reading materials to U.S. military members worldwide. People who donate zines receive two custom 1" buttons and their name on an Honor Roll on We Make Zines.
- firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Kari Tervo, P.O. Box 7831, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
External Links
- Kari Tervo on We Make Zines
- Kari performing Public-Speaking Smackdown! from Shards of Glass In Your Eye! #10
- Kari's Zine Shop, Sweet Mayhem Zinery


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Our Goals
NCCF's extensive research programs benefit multiple constituents, including researchers, policy-makers, early childhood teacher educators, Head Start teachers and directors, practitioners, families, and the general public. From inner-city neighborhoods to rural preschools and public schools, from state capitals throughout the U.S. to ministries of education in developing nations, our work has three primary goals:
- the production of the highest quality and most relevant policy research;
- the preparation of the next generation of leaders, through training and fellowship opportunities; and
- the construction of effective social policy.
Working with NCCF's two co-directors, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Ph.D., and Sharon Lynn Kagan, Ed.D., the organization is made up of dedicated, creative individuals, among them research scientists, graduate fellows (doctoral students), graduate students (master's candidates), research assistants, and administrative staff.


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Vargas gets glowing reviews for first Royals win
KANSAS CITY -- When it came to reviewing the pitching performance of Royals left-hander Jason Vargas, his most important critic was succinct.
"Wow!" said Royals manager Ned Yost,View Full Game Coverage
KANSAS CITY -- When it came to reviewing the pitching performance of Royals left-hander Jason Vargas, his most important critic was succinct.
"Wow!" said Royals manager Ned Yost,View Full Game Coverage
Vargas certainly was boffo, five-stars, dazzling and all those other Hollywood descriptions as he pitched the Royals to a 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night.
Though eight innings, he had a three-hitter working and Yost let him take a shot at completing a shutout for the Kauffman Stadium crowd of 12,087. But Ben Zobrist led off the Rays' ninth with a home run.
"It was right over the heart of the plate. He put a good swing on it and that's all she wrote," Vargas said.
In fact, that was end of Vargas' night and closer Greg Holland had to write the finish to it.
Shortstop Alcides Escobar lightened the burden of a 1-for-19 start to his season with a bases-loaded double that vaulted Vargas into a 4-0 lead in the sixth inning. Until then the Royals were clinging to a 1-0 edge.
A cloud was cast over the victory when Royals second baseman Omar Infante was struck and cut in the jaw by a pitch from Heath Bell in the seventh inning and was taken out of the game. He was undergoing tests to determine the extent of his injuries.
If there were doubters about Vargas when the Royals signed him as a free agent over the winter, they should be feeling better by now. In his first two starts Vargas had given up just two runs in 15 innings for a 1.20 ERA.
But this was his first victory for Kansas City.
"He pitched great but he also gave our bullpen a much-needed break," Yost said. "His ability to command a baseball and change speeds was very evident today but he works in such a professional manner on the mound. He works quick, he keeps everybody in the game. He's around the strike zone. He can pitch effectively in, he can pitch effectively away, change speeds and really keep a good offense off-balance."
Vargas began the game with two strikeouts which, curiously, happened to be his only two of the game. Zobrist and Evan Longoria each had two of the four hits against him. Vargas walked just one.
"He was just locating really well. Mixing up his pitches really well and keeping the ball down," the Rays' Wil Myers said. "I didn't see too many mistakes that he made over the plate. When he leaves the ball over the plate, he's hittable. But he pitched well today."
Vargas spread the credit around.
"The defense made some great plays tonight, some huge plays. It could've been a lot different game," he said.
Center fielder Lorenzo Cain caught seven of the 12 fly balls hauled in by the outfield. Right fielder Nori Aoki made an excellent running catch in the first inning as well.
"They can go get it out there. If Cain doesn't catch some of those balls that go to the track it could've changed the complexity of the game," Vargas said.
Escobar gave Vargas the margin he needed to go after his sixth shutout of his career.
"You need a little leeway to do that," Yost said. "That big double allowed us the opportunity to put Vargy back out in the eighth and in the ninth inning to see if he could get through it. So it was a huge hit for us."
Aoki's leadoff triple and Eric Hosmer's single gave the Royals a 1-0 lead in the first inning against left-hander Matt Moore. That's all they got against Moore who had to leave with a sore left elbow during the fifth inning.
In the sixth, Alex Gordon got a one-out single off Cesar Ramos and right-hander Heath Bell took over. Salvador Perez singled and, after Mike Moustakas struck out, Lorenzo Cain beat out an infield hit to load the bases. Up came Escobar, who drove Bell's 1-0 pitch against the lower half of the left-field fence.
"I was looking for a fastball and he threw a fastball on the second pitch," Escobar said. "I hit the ball good, but not really good -- the important thing was it was a double with the bases loaded."
Yep, and so when Vargas got through eight shutout innings on 108 pitches, he got a chance to go for it.
"You never know until it's all said and done, but if you don't try, you can't get one," he said.
Yost told him to hurry his project along.
"I told him I was to going to give somewhere between 115 and 120 pitches so get your work done quick," Yost said.
Meantime, Holland was moving around in the bullpen, just in case.
"I like to keep my body loose regardless because you never know what situation is going to arise," Holland said. "They called down in the eighth and said, 'If it's a save situation, Greg's in.' So I got on the mound and made a few throws and, fortunately, one of the only mistakes Vargy made all night was on the solo home run. But at that point I was hot enough to throw six or eight pitches and go in the ballgame."
So Holland trotted to the mound and, although he gave up a run on two hits, notched his third save.
Actually, he preferred his view as a spectator from the bullpen while Vargas was working.
"I could get used to that, in fact the whole bullpen could," Holland said. "We could get fat down there eatin' snacks."


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Charging 5 pennies for a bag of hard candy!? Horsepucky!
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Horse shit. The excrement of an equine. Not to be confused with "horse pukky" which is in fact a test of a person's spelling ineptitude.
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Martinez's Career Passing Day Powers Huskers
Lincoln - Taylor Martinez threw for a career-high 354 yards and five touchdowns to propel the No. 17 Nebraska football team to a 49-20 victory over defending Conference USA champion Southern Miss on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska notched its nation-leading 27th consecutive season-opening victory, while opening its 50th straight season of home sellouts with its NCAA-record 319th consecutive sellout (85,425) at Memorial Stadium. The Huskers also handed Ellis Johnson his first loss as the Golden Eagles' head coach.
Martinez, a junior from Corona, Calif., who became the first Husker quarterback in history to start three consecutive season openers, threw for a career-high 354 yards while tying his career best with five touchdown passes to five different receivers. The 354 passing yards marked the ninth single-game passing total in Nebraska history.
With Martinez confidently at the controls, the Huskers rolled to 632 yards of total offense, including 278 rushing yards on 45 carries. Martinez needed just 10 rushing yards on six carries to finish with 364 individual total offense yards for the fourth-highest mark of his career.
Nebraska's huge total offense day came without the services of senior I-back Rex Burkhead for a majority of the game. Burkhead had three carries for 68 yards and a touchdown in NU's first three offensive series in the first quarter, before leaving the game with an injury.
Sophomore I-back Ameer Abdullah enjoyed a banner day in place of Burkhead, rushing for a team-best 81 yards on 15 carries, while adding NU's final touchdown of the day with a leaping 11-yard touchdown catch from Martinez. Abdullah finished with four receptions for 39 yards, while adding 41 yards on three punt returns to finish with 161 all-purpose yards.
Abdullah led a stable of young running backs that included Imani Cross (11-62), Braylon Heard (3-34-1 TD) and Mike Marrow (4-15).
Before Burkhead's early exit, the senior I-back from Plano, Texas, sent the crowd into a frenzy by racing a career-long 57 yards for a touchdown to give Nebraska a quick 7-0 lead just 1:18 into the game.
After the Blackshirts forced a punt on USM's first possession, the Huskers jumped to a 14-0 lead on Martinez's 26-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Bell with 7:07 left. The drive included a 27-yard connection between Martinez and Quincy Enunwa. Enunwa led the Husker receiving corps with six receptions for 70 yards on the day.
NU went 3-for-3 on third-down conversions on the drive, while Martinez helped the Huskers convert 12-of-15 third-down plays for the game.
But Nebraska's 14-point lead was short-lived, as Tracy Lampley took Brett Maher's kickoff from the goal line 100 yards for a touchdown to cut NU's edge to 14-7 with 6:48 left.
The Huskers drove deep into the USM red zone on their next drive, before a sack and an offensive pass interference penalty stalled the drive. Maher's field goal attempt was no good, and the Golden Eagles took advantage. Dominique Sullivan capped an 11-play drive with a 24-yard touchdown catch from Chris Campbell that tied the score at 14 following the extra point with 13:09 left in the half.
Martinez and the Huskers responded with an 11-play drive of their own, powering their way 59 yards capped by Jake Long's nine-yard touchdown catch with 9:09 left in the half. Long was Martinez's ninth different receiver with a catch at that point, as the junior quarterback opened the game 12-for-14 for 139 yards and two scores in just over 20 minutes of action.
The Blackshirts then forced a quick three-and-out, but after driving into the USM red zone again, Maher missed his second field goal of the half. The Golden Eagles cut the lead to 21-17 on their next possession, capped by Corey Acosta's career-long 45-yard field goal with 1:44 left.
Martinez kept the Husker offense firing on all cylinders, coordinating a five-play, 77-yard drive in just 34 seconds, capped by a 29-yard scoring strike to Steven Osborne. The touchdown catch, which was the first of Osborne's career, pushed NU's lead back to two scores at 28-17 to end the half.
Martinez finished the half 18-of-23 for 247 passing yards with three touchdowns, with completions to 10 different receivers.
Martinez kept firing in the second half, going over the 300-yard passing mark for just the second time in his career with eight minutes left in the third quarter. He connected with Kyler Reed on an 18-yard scoring toss with 7:36 left in the quarter for his fourth passing touchdown of the game, while pushing his yardage total to 322 and giving NU a 35-17 lead. Reed finished the day with five catches for 57 yards.
The Huskers went up 42-17 on Braylon Heard's 10-yard scoring sprint with 2:44 left in the third quarter.
After an Acosta field goal cut Nebraska's lead back to three scores at 42-20, Martinez ended any Southern Miss comeback hopes by finding Abdullah with an 11-yard touchdown strike to cap the scoring.
Nebraska's defense limited Southern Miss to 260 total yards, including just 75 passing yards. USM did manage 185 yards on 47 rushes, but three Golden Eagle quarterbacks combined to go just 7-of-19 through the air.
Nebraska hits the road for the first time next week when the Huskers head to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., to take on UCLA. Kickoff between the Huskers and Bruins is set for 6:30 p.m. (central) with live national television coverage provided by FOX.
Scoring Summary
Final: #17 Nebraska 49, Southern Miss 20
Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012
Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, Neb.)
First Quarter (NEB, 14-7)
NEB - 13:42 - Rex Burkhead 57 run (Brett Maher kick) - 4 plays, 69 yards, 1:18, NEB 7-0
NEB - 7:07 - Kenny Bell 26 pass from Taylor Martinez (Maher kick) - 10 plays, 85 yards, 3:06, NEB 14-0
USM - 6:48 - Tracy Lampley 100 KOR (Corey Acosta kick) - NEB 14-7
Second Quarter (NEB, 28-17)
USM - 13:09 - Dominique Sullivan 24 pass from Chris Campbell (Acosta kick) - 11 plays, 73 yards, 4:41, 14-14
NEB - 9:16 - Jake Long 9 pass from Martinez (Maher kick) - 11 plays, 59 yards, 3:42, NEB 21-14
USM - 1:44 - Acosta 45 FG - 11 plays, 49 yards, 3:10, NEB 21-17
NEB - 1:03 - Steven Osborne 29 pass from Martinez (Maher kick) - 5 plays, 77 yards, 0:34, NEB 28-17
Third Quarter (NEB, 42-17)
NEB - 7:36 - Kyler Reed 18 pass from Martinez (Maher kick) - 7 plays, 77 yards, 2:35, NEB 35-17
NEB - 2:44 - Braylon Heard 10 run (Maher kick) - 6 plays, 63 yards, 2:34, NEB 42-17
Fourth Quarter (NEB, 49-20)
USM - 13:03 - Acosta 37 FG - 10 plays, 55 yards, 4:41, NEB 42-20
NEB - 7:47 - Ameer Abdullah 11 pass from Martinez (Maher kick) - 10 plays, 75 yards, 5:16, NEB 49-20
Final: #17 Nebraska 49, Southern Miss 20
Attendance: 85,425
Time of Game: 3:13
Game Start: 2:36 p.m. (central)


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Some facts I've unearthed today while doing some research on another project.
Seattle has never had the #1 overall pick. They've had the #2 overall pick twice and both times they took a player from Notre Dame (DT Steve Niehaus in '76 and QB Rick Mirer in '93).
Seattle didn't draft their first USC player until 2002 (DB Kris Richard).
Seattle has drafted more players from Miami, FL (12) than any other school. Washington is second with 10.
Seattle has drafted more players from Idaho schools (10) than from Oregon schools (9).
Kicker is the least-drafted position (4).
Seattle drafted at least one defensive back for 11 straight years ('84 to '94). The second longest streak is running back for 10 straight years ('83-'92).


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|Dr. Bob you are a whiner !!
Jun 20, 2008
I always here you bitching about how the current president is battling the HIV epidemic, but compared to 90% of the world it seems to me that we are doing well. We have all the top therapies available, we have great doctors, we research the virus and provide other continents with antiretrovirals, what more do you want. I'm not trying to hurt your feelings, maybe I'm wrong, if I am can you PLEASE let me know what more can be done?
Response from Dr. Frascino
Rather than "whiner," I would prefer "faultfinder," because I find great fault and ineptitude when it comes to "W." In fact, medically we would diagnose him with "cranial-rectal inversion," which, of course, means he has his head up his butt. As for your comments:
1. "We have all the top therapies available." That "we" doesn't include those on waiting lists for the ADAP (AIDS Drugs Assistance Programs). And poz folks may have difficultly accessing any drug therapy if they are one of the 50 million Americans who are uninsured or the additional 25 million who are underinsured.
2. "We have great doctors." Again, great doctors can't help if you can't afford them or the therapies they prescribe.
3. "We research the virus." Not nearly enough! Progress could and should be much faster, but is limited by Bush's budgets, ban on stem-cell research, and the $5000.00 per second he is wasting on the Iraq debacle.
4. "We provide other continents with antiretrovirals." Giving credit where credit is due, Bush has made some progress in this area. Too bad he attached so many completely unreasonable strings to the aid. One third of the funds have to be used for abstinence-only sex prevention programs. (See below).
Now let's turn back to Bush's domestic HIV/AIDS program. Bush's fiscal year 2009 budget proposal would reduce funding for the Health Resources and Services Administration, which administers the Ryan White Program, by $1 billion from fiscal year 2008 levels! In addition, he calls for renewing the ban on city funding for needle exchange programs in Washington D.C. HIV experts agree the U.S. efforts to combat HIV/AIDS at home are uncoordinated with no national plan for comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment and support. Approximately half of the people in the U.S. who need HIV treatment are not receiving it due to a variety of factors (uninsured, underinsured, etc.). The number of new HIV infections each year in the U.S. has not decreased in over a decade, despite the fact HIV is now a totally preventable illness. This proves our prevention efforts are woefully inadequate. I could continue finding fault with Dubya's handling of the domestic response to HIV/AIDS, but I'm sure you would probably just consider it excessive whining instead of further elucidation of Bush's blunders. Consequently instead I will merely reprint below a small sample of additional comments from the archives.
Thanks for the "God Bless!" Ever wonder if the higher powers bless Dubya in light of his views on capital punishment, torture, the Iraq debacle and his inadequate response to HIV/AIDS? However, to bless or not to bless is not up to us, but pointing out Dubya's blunders certainly is!
Dr. Bob
HIV/AIDS Fight Remains High Priority for United States? Feb 27, 2008
Hi Dr.
Take a look to this statement http://www.america.gov/st/health-english/2007/May/20070522175313atiayduj0.4688532.html and tell us what do you think about it, is it true? I think that we are lossing the battle against VIH/AIDS, but then I remember your words "be positive" at all, just wait and will see that God has mercy for us.
Youve helped me in the past and now I read your posts everyday, is better than the newspaper. Regards.
A big fan. E.L.
Response from Dr. Frascino
Hi E.L.,
The truth is that Bush's much-lauded Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has succeeded on some levels by providing life-sustaining antiretroviral drugs to some of those in need in selected countries. However, PEPFAR's abstinence-focused prevention programs have put many more lives in jeopardy. How does one judge a policy that sustains lives by providing treatment to some, but then promotes increased HIV-infection rates (and ultimately increased HIV/AIDS deaths) by insisting on policies that sabotage prevention? Under current policy one third of all PEPFAR money allocated to HIV prevention is specifically dedicated to abstinence-only campaigns often run by Bush's evangelical allies. These programs have been proven in study after study to be ineffective. HIV activists have spent the last two decades trying to show that condoms aren't just for prostitutes and the promiscuous. Bush has essentially undone much of this work!
Bush's record on combating the HIV/AIDS crisis in the U.S. can be added to a long list of his spectacular failures. From his waste of billions of taxpayer dollars on ineffective abstinence-until-marriage sex education programs to his failure to allow funds to be used for needle-exchange programs, which have been proven to reduce HIV infections, to his yearly budget cuts for HIV prevention and treatment programs, his legacy in this arena, like so many others, is one of failures with tragic consequences. The CDC will soon be revising the rate of annual new HIV infections in the U.S. from 40,000/year to 60,000/year! "You're doing a heck of a job, Bushie!"
Dr. Bob
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Nokia is set to launch its flagship Windows Phone, the Lumia 920 in China with the country's largest wireless carrier, according to sources familiar with company plans. Nokia plans to reach an agreement with China Mobile to release a Lumia 920 compatible with the country's homegrown TS-SCDMA technology, which the carrier makes use of. This partnership will see both companies refresh the relationship that saw China receiving the Lumia 800 earlier this year.
We previously reported that the Lumia 920 was headed to China Mobile back in September. Now, that launch looks imminent as we reported it launching for December 6th on the carrier.
The Lumia 920 has proven to be a popular choice among experienced Windows Phone enthusiasts, as well as new adopters. The Lumia 800, when the device launched in China, reportedly overtook Apple's iPhone in marketshare, which shows the powerful brand awareness that Nokia maintains. The Lumia 920 is a heavy upgrade on the previous generation of Lumia Windows Phones, which could continue the trend we've been following where it's almost impossible to locate one for purchase.
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The Next Unreal Tournament: Totally Free, Developed By Public
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Nerval's Lobster (2598977) writes "Epic Games is rebooting Unreal Tournament, but not in a typical way. A small team of veteran developers will begin work on the next edition of the popular, multi-player shooter, in collaboration with pretty much anyone who wants to participate. "From the very first line of code, the very first art created and design decision made, development will happen in the open, as a collaboration between Epic, UT fans and UE4 developers. We'll be using forums for discussion, and Twitch streams for regular updates," reads a note on the company's blog. All code and content will appear on GitHub, and development will focus on Mac, Linux, and Windows. What's the catch? According to Epic, it'll take months to forge a playable game. "When the game is playable, it will be free. Not free to play, just free," the blog adds. "We'll eventually create a marketplace where developers, modders, artists and gamers can give away, buy and sell mods and content. Earnings from the marketplace will be split between the mod/content developer, and Epic. That's how we plan to pay for the game.""
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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - TV viewing Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in TV viewing Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message flakfizerJoined: 12 Nov 2004Location: scaling the Cliffs of Insanity with a frayed rope. Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 2:40 am Post subject: TV viewing Study Finds Japanese Watch Most TV Tue Apr 12, 4:08 AM ET Entertainment - Reuters TV By Peter Kiefer CANNES, France (Hollywood Reporter) - The average level of television consumption increased on nearly every continent last year, but a new study has found that Japanese viewers watch more TV than anybody. The newly released report from Eurodata TV Worldwide, the focus of a panel discussion at the MIPTV convention in Cannes, also found Americans' daily dose of TV climbed by three minutes last year to an average of four hours and 28 minutes -- nearly 90 minutes above the world average. The Japanese watched the most television last year, clocking in a daily average of five hours. Americans were second, followed by Argentinians and the Greeks, who consumed four hours and 25 minutes and four hours and four minutes, respectively. At 2 1/2 hours daily each, China and Sweden watched the least amount of television last year. Even though dramas accounted for 46 percent of viewers' time overall, and made a comeback stateside, American fiction failed to dominate outside of the domestic marketplace as it has in years past. However, shows such as "Friends," "CSI" and "ER" maintained popularity in many regions. American blockbusters continued their international appeal, with "Shrek" and "Titanic" sticking out, the report said. The spike in various countries' consumption was due in large part to a blend of both news and sporting events, including the Iraq war, the U.S. presidential election, the Athens Olympics, the European Football Championships and the qualifying matches for the 2006 World Cup. The MIP conference heard that the Eurodata document reveals that 46 percent of viewing time was dedicated to drama, 36 percent to other entertainment categories (talk, comedy, and variety shows) and 18 percent to news. Additionally, in terms of new formats, NBC's "The Apprentice" appeared to have found the most purchase globally. A total of 2,300 new programs were launched in nine countries last year. Reuters/Hollywood Reporter I think that the popularity of computer games is what kept Korea from being number one. Small shop owners and "security guards" must watch 16 hours a day. It's a bit surprising to see that even in the countries with the lowest averages, people still average 2 1/2 hours a day. Back to top keithinkoreaJoined: 17 Mar 2004 Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 8:35 am Post subject: 2 and a half hours a day is shocking and Japanese folks and Americans should be ashamed of themselves. I rarely watch television, it is generally mind numbing crap. There are a few good shows (I loved the office) out there but a lot of TV is really not worth watching. I'd rather surf the net or read a book, drink beer with friends and play my guitar, write some music, go for a walk, play some pool than watch TV. I only really watch a little TV and it's generally to try and learn a little Korean, either that or the news or if there is a good film on which is a rarity in Korea. The only other time is if there is an important football match on, such as a big European match or a world cup qualifier. My TV only really gets used when my GF comes over as she's a sucker for those Korean detective reality shows and a few of the daft dramas they have over here. TV sucks. Back to top R. S. RefugeeJoined: 29 Sep 2004Location: Shangra La, ROK Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:02 am Post subject: edit.Last edited by R. S. Refugee on Tue May 17, 2005 9:56 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top stumptownJoined: 11 Apr 2005Location: Paju: Wife beating capital of Korea Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:25 am Post subject: It's hard to imagine that anyone watches more TV than Koreans. In every place that I go to, there's a TV and someone watching it. The dry cleaners, the gimbap place, the subway, the KTF phone center, the bus station, I mean you name it. Pretty much in Korea, everywhere you go there's some sort of TV broadcast. In my new apt, theres a little flat screen next to the elevator, as if waiting those 10 seconds for the elevator to come down a few floors was so grueling. Back to top Tiger BeerJoined: 07 Feb 2003 Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 5:39 am Post subject: I can see how the Japanese would have to watch a lot of TV. To do anything in that country is so damn expensive.. its one of the few non-costly things you can do in that country. Back to top guanghoJoined: 19 Jan 2005Location: a spot full of deception, stupidity, and public micturation and thus unfit for longterm residency Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 6:56 am Post subject: I haven't watched television in 6 months... Back to top animalbirdfishJoined: 04 Feb 2004 Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 8:19 pm Post subject: How does anyone find enough time to watch 2+ hours of television a day? That takes a dedication I can't imagine. Back to top R. S. RefugeeJoined: 29 Sep 2004Location: Shangra La, ROK Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 8:29 pm Post subject: Re: TV viewing flakfizer wrote: ... It's a bit surprising to see that even in the countries with the lowest averages, people still average 2 1/2 hours a day. I probably averaged 2 1/2 hours a day until I discovered this discussion board. Now, I haven't watched any in over 6 months!!! That may be a lifetime first. I'm fairly certain that there are some around here who wish I would get hooked again. Sorry. Back to top Ya-ta BoyJoined: 16 Jan 2003Location: Established in 1994 Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 7:20 pm Post subject: After 10 years in Korea, with 3 of those with no TV at all to watch, I was kind of excited about being able to watch TV again--with a selection of channels. Boy was I in for a disappointment! We have 40 channels on our cable service. Not a darn one worth watching. My biggest disappointment was The History Channel. I've been home 4 months and they have shown at least 3 different programs about Armaggedon so far. There is the rare worthwhile program, but it is very rare. Do you remember those cheesy history movies you had to watch in junior high? The directors seem to have found a new home at The History Channel. One other example while I'm on this rant. Did you know that the only things that have happened on the continent of Africa are: the construction of the pyramids, that the Ark of the Covenant may be in Ethiopia, that Solomon's lost gold mines may be in Zimbabwe and that there was a war in North Africa in the early 40's? That's it. Grrrrrr. 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38th volume out june 24. From this volume, cover will have new design. And look like will have a reimpression of old volumes with this new cover design. More information in Young Animal #08 (april 8).
Edit: And it was SO obvious that they would release this Volume around the time the new Anime starts, to once again promote the anime series. Just makes me think more and more that the monthly shedule was used to match the announce date for the new anime series.
at least we still have the double sided posters...and they better be good.
i don't mind the new guts illustration as much as others but don't think it should be the face of the new volume
More likely: Griffith staring emotionlessly off the balcony (at Rickert). Tea party.
Puck Vs Albatross dramatic reenactment.
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Draw a straight line across the Adriatic Sea from Venice and you hit the Istrian Peninsula in northern Croatia. The two share a similar climate, but the peninsula's medieval villages along hillsides and the coast are less traveled than their Italian counterparts.
Pure Adventures based in Scottsdale, Ariz., organizes a self-guided tour for bicyclists that covers about 180 miles from north to south. The trip begins with an orientation and briefing before the first ride from Buje to the walled town of Groznjan and on to a hilltop village (yes, it's uphill) called Motovun for the first night's stay. "This interior area produces olive oil, truffles and some wines, and is often compared to Tuscany, though far less developed," writes company founder Loren Siekman.
Over the next seven days, the route dips down to Vrsar, Croatia's surf city, the Lim fjord, Fazana at the tip of the peninsula, and the coastal resort town Rovinj. The itinerary is rated moderate; maps on the company's website show daily mileage and elevation gain. This is a go-at-your-own pace cycling tour where hotels and luggage transfers are taken care of.
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Price: $1,969 per person for two, $1,849 per person for group of four. It includes hotel stays, breakfast, transfers, route book with cycling maps and orientation. Bike rental costs an extra $160 per person. International airfare to and from Venice or Ljubjana, Slovenia, also is not included.
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I am a current orthodontic resident, and passionate advocate for better oral heath and public knowledge. I will be starting a video blog on mouthmop.com that hopefully will be both exciting and informative (please excuse the current state of the domain, I just bought the domain and dropped a theme on there).
Although anyone interested in sustainable oral health will likely enjoy the amazing content I'll be putting together, the target audience will be mothers. They are the most important link in the chain of healthy smiles, and many posts will focus on helping mothers provide a strong foundation for their childrens' oral health. Unfortunately, I do not have any content developed or posted yet since I am currently gathering materials.
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My wife a 27 year old female, generaly healthy, used to work out everyday, but one day when we were on vacation in Brazil she started to feel weak on her legs, and something would shoot down her legs. We got back to the US. and I took her to the doctor, at first they thought it was a herniated disk which she does have but after a while she started to get weak all over her body; at that point they started to think it was something else because herniated disks do not cause weakness all over the body.
A couple of weeks passed by and they did not know what it was, and I took her to many different Docs. Finally she just would not hold her own weight so I called the Ambulance and they picked her up and took her to ER.
Initially she was treated for GBS (Guillian-Barre Syndrom) with Immune globulin Intraveneous. At first it appeared to work, but a week later after she started physical therapy, and right after her therapy she started to feel extremely tired, weak and also she would feel something running thru her body ( some type of tinggling sensation that would run back and forth thru her arms and legs, and also her head. She also, felt her head was extremely heavy.)
At this point she has been in the hospital for about a month and she goes from feeling much better(where she is able to hold her head, she can feed herself, sit up by herself and put herself on the wheelchair, to not been able to do all of the above plus feels tired when chewing her food she would chew two to three times and she needs to rest) and all this can happen in one day or even a couple hours. And lately she has been feeling burning feet, and legs, plus she has started to feel some pain of her legs.
Here are all the symptoms that she has been feeling for the past 3 weeks. Weak arms, and legs all the time, also, she feels fatigue all the time. She also gets more fatigue and weak if she walks a little bit, does not sleep, talk for a while, or does not eat for a long time. Also, when she is extremely fatigue, and weak she gets paralyze from all of her lymbs and face for about 30 minutes or sometimes it could last 4 to 5 hours.
At this point the Doctors have done so many test and they do not know what she has. If someone know anything or can think of anything we would greately appreciate any feedback. Thank very much in advance


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Extremely Sorry Wins @ LA Skate Film Festival
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Flip is stoked to have been a part of such an amazing film festival and we look forward for many more LA Skate Film Festivals to come! Thank you to everyone who supported Extremely Sorry. 5 years of blood, sweat, tears and pure carnage went into making this video and we're very proud what came out of it. Congratulations to Baron for winning the Best Soundtrack award!
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I can only speak for myself, but when summer rolls around I'm painfully more aware of the fact that I have yet to find a workout routine and diet plan that I can be consistent with. I was always envious of those celebrities with their full time trainers and chefs, until I realized that I didn't have to be a celebrity to enlist the help of a professional. This is exactly what I did when I got together with celebrity trainer Juliet Kaska to get some fitness and wellness tips to share with you lovely readers.
Ms. Kaska's career began shortly after she hired a trainer for herself and saw the complete transformation hard work could conjure. She became a certified trainer first through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and later through the American Council on Exercise. After her certifications, she taught Pilates and Dharma Yoga; all of this experience prepared her for her first celebrity clients. Her clients prefer her to exercise discretion in addition to all of her tried and true routines, so mum is the word on name dropping her elite clientele; but she can say that her celebrity client list developed when she began working with cast members from the FOX hit television show The OC, and numerous contestants on Dancing With the Stars.
The lovely Ms. Kasksa, a petite brunette with a Tinker Bell physique, decided to sit down with me and shed some light on the best way to achieve and maintain a healthy body for our demanding summer commitments and beyond. The first thing to remember about exercise is to keep it interesting. Whether you're running the stairs of your fabulous 3 story Hollywood Hills mansion, taking a tango class, a kick-boxing lesson, signing up for Karate, or joining an intramural dodge ball group; making an exercise routine fun can be half the battle.
Cardio and weight training are very important components of an exercise routine, because cardio burns the fat and weight training builds lean muscle that helps invigorate the metabolism. Some people let their lack of gym membership deter them from getting active, but the truth is that you don't need any equipment to get a good work out in. According to the fitness guru du jour, "Working out with no equipment and no gym is the easiest thing in the exercise world to accomplish. Between readily available DVDs, YouTube videos, www.ExerciseTV.TV, and downloading a workout application for your smart phone there is no excuse not to have a workout at your fingertips." She even shared with me a work out so simple and devoid of equipment and technology that even a cave-man could do it:
Juliet's Simple, Yet Effective Workout:
- 4 sets of 100 jumping jacks interspersed between the following exercises:
- 3 sets of 10-20 pushups
- 3 sets of 10-20 dips
- 3 sets of 30second to 1 min plank holds
- 4 sets of 25 crunches
- 2 sets of 25 crunches to the side (total 50 per side)
- 2 sets of 50 lunges per leg (total 100 per leg)
- 3 sets of 20 squats
The hardest part of health and exercise is getting started, but sometimes even harder than that is keeping the momentum and maintaining the routine. Ms. Kaska shared that so many people get overly confident when they achieve their weight loss goals, become complacent, and end up gaining the weight back, sometimes with interest! Ms. Kaska divulges that the key to maintenance especially when it comes to diet is gradual change, weaning yourself off of high caloric habits slowly so that you can establish a realistic routine that will actually last. When it comes to maintaining results due to exercise, rapid change is the better solution; changing your exercise routine at least every twelve weeks avoids the effects of 'plateau-ing' which, let's face it, can really put a damper on anyone's will to be fit.
So far I'm hoping everyone is now motivated enough to don their Lululemon athletic wear and grab their Nalgene water bottles in preparation for some serious caloric arson, but we have only covered one side of health; the physical side. Fitness is important but it is only skin deep, Ms. Kaska dedicates herself to achieving wellness for her clients as well, the mental aspect of a person's health. She shares that the attitude one has toward their workout, diet, and overall fitness plan has a huge influence on how effective it will be. The two tips she gave me to feeling good about your fitness routine are to ditch the standby basketball shorts and oversized t-shirt for workout ensembles that look good and make you feel good about yourself, and to allow yourself one rewarding splurge day a week to give yourself a break from dieting. Following these simple tips will allow your fitness routine to feel a lot less like a chore and much more like something you can accomplish every day.
Ms. Kaska and her JK Zen Fitness team are located in the Los Angeles/ West Hollywood area. Just a few months ago, Juliet and her fitness team partnered with ACTIVATE Drinks to bring an opportunity for the West Hollywood community to attend free ACTIVATED fitness classes at the Boulevard Health Club. According to Ms. Kaska, everyone who attended had a blast, "They got a unique blend of Pilates, Yoga, and high-intensity circuit training; while laughing hysterically. It was truly a COMPLETE workout…I loved teaching that class!" ACTIVATE is a unique vitamin water energy drink that is transformed when the cap is twisted and vitamins and subtly natural flavors are released into the reverse osmosis water. They come in varieties like Exotic Berry, Fruit Punch, and Passion Fruit, but have absolutely no calories or sugar. ACTIVATE has recently been reformulated. The new and improved ACTIVATE beverages offer enhanced taste, balanced vitamin content for optimal performance, non-genetically modified ingredients, and the ability to customize the beverage that best matches fitness goals. Ms. Kaska encourages her clients to drink ACTIVATE because it enhances vitamin intake while hydrating, replenishing electrolytes and avoids needless calories. For more information on the uniquely delicious ACTIVATE beverages visit www.activatedrinks.com, and for more information on Ms. Juliet Kaska visit www.jkzenfitness.com. It's never too late, let's go get active!


text: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 PTs Featured in Washington Post Fitness Column Today's Washington Post features APTA members Carla Colella, PT, DPT, and APTA Media Corps member Mary Ann Wilmarth, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC, Certified MDT, in a MisFits column about getting back to regular activity following an injury with the help of a physical therapist. The author, who sustained an injury last year that kept him from exercising, says, "… as experts in movement issues, physical therapists get right to work helping patients like me by teaching us strengthening, stabilizing and stretching exercises even as they look for the problem." APTA's consumer Web site, www.MoveForwardPT.com, is also mentioned in the article, and readers are encouraged to visit the site to find a physical therapist near them.


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Reacting to Hunter's legislation, San Diego attorney Jim McElroy, representing the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which is opposed to the cross at the Mt. Soledad War Memorial owned by the federal government, said, "You can't pass a law that abrogates the U.S. Constitution. For 25 years the courts have ruled that government should not take sides in matters of religion, should not endorse or support one religion over all the other religions."
McElroy argued there's a qualitative difference between crosses on individual gravesites and the one at the Mt. Soledad Memorial.
"A 40-foot-high, 20-ton cross completely dominates the memorial and sends a message of government endorsement of religion," he said, adding the problem of the cross's constitutionality "can only be solved by either moving the cross or having the federal government transfer it in some manner."
The Soledad cross has been the subject of litigation for 24 years with a lawsuit initiated by the late Philip Paulson, a Vietnam War veteran who alleged that a Christian religious symbol was inappropriate at a public monument.
A 2011 ruling from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the Soledad cross violated the First Amendment's ban on government favoring one religion over another.


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Sunday, May 6, 2007
The Greatest Hamburger Commercial Ever Made…and NO it's not that creepy "where the beef?" lady!
15 comments:
Actually, the styrofoam containers were three and a half pounds each, and it is estimated that the distribution of the packaging materials for the McDonalds "McDLT" is entirely and solely responsible for the hole in the ozone layer and global warming.
- May 6, 2007 at 7:15 PM
- Chef John said...
...and all this time I thought it was my hair spray!
- May 7, 2007 at 12:15 AM
- jonknee said...
I'm going to be thinking of this the next few times I watch Seinfeld. The best tasting lettuce and tomato hamburger ever!
- May 8, 2007 at 11:22 AM
- Gulfdiver said...
Me thinks John needs less time on YouTube~ and more time in dah kitchen!... this was just too silly! (But I liked it!)
- May 8, 2007 at 10:58 PM
- Chef John said...
hey, it's labeled "weekend filler" for a reason! ;)
- May 9, 2007 at 4:03 PM
- Dominic said...
This is fantastic. My girlfriend and I were just (like two days ago) talking about how absurd the McDLT was, but I didn't remember it was Jason Alexander in the spot. We were kids of the 80s so this brings us back. The styrofoam packaging was even worse than those old cd long boxes. Thanks!
- May 9, 2007 at 5:10 PM
- Chef John said...
My pleasure. lol, yeah what was the deal with those boxes?? why was half of it empty? ...sounds like an old Jerry Seinfeld routine. ah, the eighties...
- May 9, 2007 at 7:30 PM
- Dominic said...
your blog is great. We just came across it. This is our's
- May 10, 2007 at 8:20 PM
- Chef John said...
Thanks... lets trade links!
- May 11, 2007 at 4:40 AM
- MeltingWok said...
Oh no, Georgie had hair !! I'm still watching Seinfeld reruns now, will be thinking bout this for a while..oh, I'm thinking bout that toupee episode, anyone ?
- May 12, 2007 at 12:47 AM
- Chef John said...
That's why i wear a chef hat!
- May 16, 2007 at 7:48 PM
I love this! I was young when the sandwich came out, but I remember eating one! My Aunt had to help me hold it together. It was so messy!! I love this commercial - some of the best dancing ever and those outfits! LOL!! Didja see the woman with the fannypack?! I LOVE THE 80s!! I miss this sandwich. :o) Thanks for digging up this video! I hear there was another one, with "color-coordinated" outfits? Red for the hot and blue for the cold? Anyone know where it can be found?
- April 30, 2008 at 6:50 PM
- Chef John said...
I havent heard of that one. let me know if you find it!
- April 30, 2008 at 6:56 PM
Actually the recycled styrofoam containers were used to make those hard plastic park benches and other items used in areas of conservation. It was cost analysis that ended the use of those styrofoam containers.
- February 3, 2009 at 7:17 PM
- Mike Davey said...
I prefer the Jack in the box commercial:
"My opponent is a milkshake hating extremist."
- April 9, 2017 at 3:54 PM


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East Central University senior Shelby Simmons has been named the Great American Conference Player of the Week for March 19 after helping the Lady Tigers (22-6, 8-2 GAC) to a 6-0 record last week against Oklahoma Baptist and Ouachita Baptist.
The North Richland Hills, Texas, native hit .591 for the week, with 13 hits in 22 at-bats. Simmons scored five runs, added four RBIs, had a double and triple and a slugging percentage of .727.
Simmons is currently leading the Lady Tigers with a .533 average for the season, playing in 23 games and recording 40 hits and 16 RBIs.
ECU will return to action, Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 with double-headers against Southern Arkansas at Lady Tiger Field. Friday's games are scheduled to start at 2 p.m., with Saturday's at noon.