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Resources on Healthcare Disparities and Undoing Racism and Oppression in Healthcare and the Delivery of Healthcare
- MAWS is committed to promoting gender inclusion in midwifery MANA Letter
- "Birth for Every Body"
- Transcript (PDF) from "When the Bough Breaks" a film segment that examines the mystery of the Black-white infant mortality gap from the film series "Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
- Dr. Camara Jones describes three kinds of racism
- "Undoing Racism in Public Health: A Blueprint for Action in Urban Maternal and Child Health" (PDF)
- "Maternal Nutrition and Infant Mortality in the Context of Relationality" (PDF)
- "Race, Stress, and Social Support: Addressing the Crisis in Black Infant Mortality" (PDF) (Note: the Joint Center is a funder of this series)
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- The Institute of Medicine's first ever LGBTQ Health Report (PDF)
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- LGBTQ Caregiver Fact Sheet for Providers (PDF)
- Sexually Transmitted Infections in Women who have Sex with Women: A Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers (PDF)
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- MAWS is committed to promoting gender inclusion in midwifery MANA Letter
- "Birth for Every Body"
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This TDA project will demonstrate the technical and economic viability of an integrated water-gas-shift (WGS) catalyst/CO2 removal/thermal management system for an IGCC power plant and a coal to liquids (CTL) plant. It will explore the best reactor design option that allows for the integration of a proven high temperature CO2 adsorbent and a commercial WGS catalyst with improved thermal management. It will also use CFD modeling to assess the potential of using filter tubes for direct evaporative cooling while simultaneously supplying the process with the reactant steam. New reactors will be fabricated to evaluate the performance of the integrated system, first in the bench-scale tests and then in a field demonstration using actual coal-derived synthesis gas.
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October 24. 2013 9:24PM
Trick or Trot road race closing Notre Dame Bridge Sunday
MANCHESTER — The Notre Dame Bridge that spans Bridge Street across the Merrimack River will be closed to traffic Sunday night for a road race and Halloween festival.
Several streets in the Mill area will also be closed off for the Trick or Trot 3K run, which is scheduled to begin in Arms Park at 5 p.m.
The course leaves the park and goes south on Commercial Street to Spring Street, where runners will head east to Plaza Drive. The course heads north on Plaza to Bridge Street, then west across the river and back again to Charles for a one-block loop back to Canal Street, then return to the park via Spring and Commercial streets.
Police are shutting down roads around the course including Spring Street from Elm to Commercial, and Canal Street from Dow to Mechanic streets from 5 to 6 p.m. during the run, which is sponsored by the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth.
Keith Tharp, marketing manager for Millennium Running, said Wednesday about 1,800 people had registered and organizers were hoping as many as 2,000 would take part on Sunday.
Intown Manchester will also be hosting the "Run for Your Life! Zombie Walk" at 4 p.m. at Arms Park during the Halloween Festival, sponsored by Coca-Cola of Northern New England.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — AmeriCorps has pulled two of its National Civilian Community Corps teams out of New Orleans after one of its volunteers was shot to death.
Eighteen-year-old Joseph Massenburg was found shot to death in a neighborhood Monday night.
The group's acting press secretary Samantha Warfield says the teams with about 18 people were sent back to their home base in Vicksburg, Miss.
Warfield says the teams had been working with Habitat for Humanity and Green Light New Orleans.
She says the organization has slightly fewer than 900 AmeriCorps members still working in New Orleans
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KEENE - A Greenland man wanted for violating bail set on a federal charge of armed pharmacy robbery was arrested Tuesday in Keene.
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Does anyone know how to fix issue with TrustedInstaller.exe when it takes a lot of CPU?
Operating system: Windows 2008 x64
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Operating system: Windows 2008 x64
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Windows Server 2008 will run TrustedInstaller.exe shortly after rebooting after installing the monthly Windows Updates.
The program will take up ~75-100% of a CPU core for up to 30 minutes or more, as it is running the malicious software removal scanning code.
While this is running on a single-core machine, certain programs or services will not work properly, such as SQL Server -- most single-core SQL Server installations will not take connections while the above is running.
So, plan accordingly. After your first reboot, expect a CPU hog.
If you're running on Amazon EC2, it may be wise to make sure to boot up as a dual-core server after installing updates, and then back down to a single-core once TrustedInstaller is done hogging a core.
You aren't alone. Others are having issues with TrustedInstaller.exe.
This one looks like the best: TrustedInstaller.exe Process 100% High CPU Usage in Vista Task Manager Fix. Hope that what's true for Vista will do for Win 2k8.
You can also try clearing solution and problem history in the "Problem Reports and Solutions" control panel, and turning off problem reporting for all users. It appears that TrustedInstaller.exe periodically polls for solutions for any logged "problems" (i.e. application or system crashes) and this tends to be resource-intensive.
Don't do any of this, just make sure you're running the latest Service Pack.
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There are at least three possible meanings to the city council votes Stocktonians rendered Nov. 6:
There are at least three possible meanings to the city council votes Stocktonians rendered Nov. 6:
� We're mad as hell and we want change.
� We're mad as hell and we want to take it out on someone.
� Or both.
We start from the assumption of voter anger, the city landscape pitted as it is with plenty of reasons such as foreclosures, budget woes, bankruptcy and criminal violence. It matters not a whit that the ousted council members - Ann Johnston, Dale Fritchen and Diana Lowery - did not cause all these problems. Or that solving them will be simple or quick.
What matters is the council members defending their seats - excepting the council's Teflon-member-in-chief Kathy Miller who won re-election - were in charge.
So come January, Michael Tubbs will replace Fritchen, Moses Zapien will replace Lowery and Anthony Silva will replace Johnston. Then they will help name a replacement for Susan Eggman, who at midterm in her council tenure was elected to the state Assembly.
If change is what Stocktonians wanted, that's what they're about to get ... sort of.
Know this: There will be no call on the voters to approve a sales tax increase to put more police officers on the street. At least not until the bankruptcy process is complete.
Silva had made that possibly politically popular but strategically impractical suggestion as he campaigned for mayor. If we were to pass such a tax tomorrow and the money flooded into the city treasury, you can bet city creditors and their lawyers would be there to fill their saddlebags.
The mayor-elect may be faunching to put his stamp on the city, but higher sales taxes should not be one of them. Neither, and we think this is just as important, should Silva go gunning for City Manager Bob Deis.
Deis has proven himself a skilled administrator who has guided the city through waters no U.S. city this size has sailed before.
Sure, his skin may be thin and he doesn't always brook fools well, but you can't argue with the quality of the administrative team he's assembled or his willingness to tell the council what they often don't want to hear.
We believe Tubbs and Zapien have the smarts to evaluate Deis' advice. We hope Silva does. We trust Eggman's replacement will.
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What is Hack-Fu?
Hack-Fu is The True Art of Information Age Fighting Art / Self Defense.
History of Hack-Fu
Since Stone Age mankind was in need for a way to survive from giant creatures with more strength than us. Mankind observe other creatures to understand what the enemies (other creatures) strength and weakness are, and learn from them. Eventually after many trial and error our ancestors understood what our strength is Brain Power, then later developed the way of Stalking and Hunting. Further development our ancestors attacked and defend our peril fortified by teamwork. Not long after Conflicts arose, man was fighting against man. Under these haphazard situations and struggles for our existence, it led eventually to the origins of preconceived self-defense techniques.
During Neolithic Age (around 4000 years ago), Kung-Fu more commonly known in the West. The earliest known form of martial arts appears in many story of the legendary Yellow Emperor, Huang Ti.
During Shang dynasty (C. 1523--c. 1027 B.C) the first evidence of Kung Fu shown the exists of forms of Kung Fu. There are prove from archaeological that in the Age of Bronze, the advancement of fighting, weaponary and tactics were developed.
During Chou dynasty (C. 1027-256 B.C), which is now known as Iron Age. The development of different philosophy of Kung Fu began to spring up. The classic Book of Odes, mentioned "Without the fist, there is no bravery" which prove Kung Fu was been practiced by some of the people of Chou.
Today, there are hundreds of different styles. Unfortunately, every styles claim to be the best style, or the ultimate way. Some styles even claim to be able to conclude the bout with one technique. The truth is there is no ultimate style. Wthout understanding any system fully, and understand the strength or weakness of all systems. The practitioner will not be able to be class as "True Fighter".
In 1752, Master Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity. As the story goes, during a thunderstorm he flew a kite with a key attached to to the tail.
In 1847, Master Alexander Graham Bell created the world of telecommunications. Two years after Master Antonio Meucci created the style of Phreak-Fu experimentation. In 1920s, people had been reports the Style of Automatic Switching were developed.
In mid-to-late 1950s, AT&T started introducing fully automatic direct-dial long distance and certain forms of trunking carriers which used in-band signalling. In order to survive in the Telco world a new breed of "True Fighter" were born. They are commonly known as "Phreaker", Master Joe Engressia (aka Joybubbles) A mathematics student which studied in USF, discovered he could whistle into a pay telephone the precise pitch with the frequency of 2600 cycle, his new technique allowed him to make long-distance calls at no cost.
During the 1970s and 1980s, The Internet was born, it began as a Cold War military technology. This new environment was a way for military computers to communicate over long distances. Other institutions, such as universities and hospitals soon were connected.
Late 1980s, consumers and commercial businesses began to interacted with this new environment. Computer user increased rapidly after the first appearance of browsers in the 1990s.
Early 1996, Over 180 countrues interconnected with more than 25 million computers through the Internet and it continued to grow at a dramatic rate.
In order to survive in the New Information Age and the Digitial World. Hack-Fu the only way of fighting and self defense was developed. Like Kung Fu, there are no superiour style. Hackers, the new breed of fighters must understand the strength and weakness of all systems in order to survive.
Like in the physical world, the true martial artist (Fighter) are ethical, and use their skills to help others. But sadly some martial artist who do not understand the way will attack helpless people online, like bully. It is our job as true Hackers to protect the weak, like our true martial artist in the physical world.
To become a £True Hacker" and master Hack-Fu, you must stay ethical and understand the strength and weakness of all system. The path to be a "True Hacker" is to never stop learning.
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Everyone suffers from mild anxiety from time to time, but chronic anxiety takes a tremendous toll on the body, draining energy resources and keeping the body in a constant state of stress. The effects of anxiety are magnified when the body is not exercised: tension in the muscles builds, breathing remains constricted most of the time, and the mind has no rest from the whirling thoughts and feelings that feed the anxiety.
Yoga helps you to access an inner strength that allows you to face the sometimes-overwhelming fears, frustrations, and challenges of everyday life. A few Yoga exercises practiced daily (especially if they are done just prior to meditation) help to regulate the breath and relax the body by gently releasing tension from the large muscle groups, flushing all parts of the body and brain with fresh blood, oxygen, and other nutrients, and increasing feelings of well-being. "Whole body" exercises such as the Sun Poses are particularly helpful because they encourage you to breathe deeply and rhythmically. Many exercises can be adapted so you can do them even in an office chair.
Daily practice of complete relaxation and meditation is also essential - even a few minutes of meditation during your work day can make a difference. This daily training in focusing the mind on stillness will teach you how to consciously quiet your mind whenever you feel overwhelmed. Meditation puts you in touch with your inner resources; this means less dependence on medications, greater self-awareness, and a fuller, happier life.
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Some have suggested after reading the wish-list that begins with Mike Miller, that he is not much of an upgrade over Kyle Kover. Nothing could be further from the truth.
There are some posters such as Seude, who point out that Miller is a big upgrade over Korver and we couldn't agree more with that assessment.
This is not to denegrate Kyle Korver, because he did a fine job for the Sixers and has been a major addition to Utah. It's just at Miller is bigger, just as good a shooter, can create his shot better and is a better defender (although he will never make any all-defensive teams).
One person questioned whether Mike Miller is a team player. He was a team player while competing for the U.S. Olympic Team last summer and with his ability to stretch a defense, should be included on this year's team (especially if this reporter was the coach).
We're not saying that Mike Miller would be the savior for the Sixers, but he would be a serious upgrade. And he'd give them much more than they received from Korver, which was pretty substantial..
One writer, JJG, said he prefers Rashard McCants. Another Jason Ringler, asks why not consider Kyle Lowry instead of Miller. Again, the Sixers need somebody who can spread a defense with outside shooting. McCants and Lowry are good players, but they wouldn't be top priorities here.
The priority remains a power forward and Josh Smith would top that wish list, but the Sixers have to have a number of game plans. We're just saying Mike Miller is somebody to strongly consider.
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the DD1203 recorder, Optorite decided to support the Double Layer format
by releasing it's new DD1205 burner. Based for one more time on the Sanyo chipset,
the new recorder is ready to face the strong competition, competition which
has already moved onto 4X writing speed for DL media.
The dual burner offers 2.4X DVD+R9, 12X DVD+R, 8x DVD-R, 4X DVD±RW
writing and 12X DVD-ROM reading. The drive also supports 40X recording for
CD-R media and 24X for HS-RW.
- Features
"Safe-BP" has achieved enough detection performance at more than 40x
speed with the improvement of the electric circuit for the detection of disarrangement
of pickup servo. When a disarrangement of this servo is detected at high speed
recording condition, a drive stops the recording immediately and restarts the
recording at lower recording speed.
Shock-BP always monitors the condition of focus servo and tracking servo and
stops the recording when it detects the change in rapid servo condition,
then, restarts the recording at the stop position after the servo condition
is recovered.
generic name for Flexible Speed and Flexible Strategy. 'FlexSS-BP' technology
automatically selects the optimum recording speed for each disc, because
some CDs cannot stand high speed recording with high recording power.
Flexible Speed
When a drive determines that it is barely tracing the placed disc correctly
due to the variations between discs, and it determines that the placed
disc cannot stand a high power laser at high speed recording, the drive selects
a suitable recording speed for the disc and continues to record.
Flexible Strategy
It measures and evaluates the recording condition of the recorded area at
the switching zones.
Developed by SANYO Electric Co., Ltd., a high density recording technology
that doubles the recording capacity of conventional CD-R media (700MB).
- Specifications
DVD 130ms and CD 100
Operating Temprature: 5°C to 45 °C
Storage Temprature -30°C to 60°C
are the drive's main specifications as given by NeroInfoTool and DVDInfoPro:
As with the DD1203, the DD1205 also uses the RPC II region control, allowing
a user to change the drive's region at most 5 times. In our screenshot there
are 4 changes left since we had to set the first.
- Retail package
retail package includes the Optorite DD1205, a quick installation
guide, mounting screws and a sound cable. There are also
Nero v6 OEM version and Sonic MyDVD. We were also pleasantly surprised to
see included, an alternative black bezel.
On the rear panel you can see the analogue and digital outputs (SPDIF), the
IDE connector
and the power input.
Removing the screws and opening the drive's cover voids the drive's warranty.
For reference reasons, we post the following pictures. You can click on the mainboard
picture for a higher resolution image:
- Installation
The drive was installed as secondary master and WindowsXP recognized
it as "OPTORITE DVD RW DD1205".
The drive arrived with firmware v100e.
Below is a screenshot from Nero Burning Rom, showing the drive's specs.
We will be comparing the Optorite drive with the previous model,
the DD1203 in order to observe the common and not so common points between
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So, Office 2013 is a desktop application with a new look (which I personally happen to like, ridiculous 'streaming' installation notwithstanding). Then there's OneNote MX - the first Metro Office application. It uses a rather interesting contextual radial menu to get things done - quite fascinating. It's in the Windows Store starting now. I've been playing with it for a bit, and I must say, there's a huge chance I'll be writing my OSNews articles in OneNote MX from now on; the ability to have multiple different text areas and pictures like in a real-world note/clipbook is very, very useful. Nice that it syncs across devices, too. Be sure to take a look - this is an indication of a possible future Metro Office.


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The Dodgers can only hope there is no play as comical Friday as there was the last time they opened a postseason series against the New York Mets.
In the first game of the 2006 division series, the Dodgers had Jeff Kent and J.D. Drew thrown out at home plate — on the same play.
"We spent the whole season in L.A., so we certainly know what a traffic jam is," then-Dodgers Manager Grady Little said after that game. "We had one right there, and it cost us."
The Dodgers lost that game by one run. They lost the series too.
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Libertyville eatery recycles global favorites into an ecclectic menu
At the White House, the Green Room is where the President greets guests. In the television world, a green room is the place where guests relax waiting for their turn in front of the camera.
In Libertyville, The Green Room is a bit of both and then some: a spot where the staff warmly welcomes diners to munch on global favorites and a place that proudly recycles elements from its former restaurant inhabitant.
The Green Room of Libertyville624 N. Milwaukee Ave., Libertyville
(847) 362-2292, thegreenroomlibertyville.com
Cuisine: American and international classics
Setting: Warm and eclectic
Entrees: $12 to $30
Hours: 5 to 9:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday; 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; bar open until midnight daily
Some of the tables, seating, bowls and silverware -- as well as some of the menu items -- are carry-overs from the location's former life as Henry Yee's Chinese Restaurant. The place has a scrappy feel, as my dining partner described it, and we mean that in the best sense. There's not an ounce of pretension in the place: repeat diners come in and sidle up to the bar, a stack of vinyl records tucked under their arms, to be spun on owner/chef Dan Temesy's turntable. Yes, turntable.
The walls have been washed in pleasant green hues, adorned by modern art as well as musical instruments and images.
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The Polynesian skirt steak was another winner. Available in 8-ounce or 16-ounce portions, the sliced meat came atop a bed of rice; the steak was tender and pleasantly sweet, brushed with a pineapple and soy-infused butter. Trying to be budget- and calorie-conscious, I ordered the smaller of the two and after one bite regretted the decision as visions of leftovers danced through my head.
I tried the Thai cucumber salad on the side, and the bit of acid from the dressing played nicely off the sweet entree. A number of other sides (house salad and Chinese long beans among them) are available.
When presented with the catch of the day, a pan-fried walleye, the fish seemed almost bigger than the plate. Cooked to a nice flaky doneness and plated with an array of seasonal vegetables, this dish was a stand out.
Less impressive was the beef and broccoli. The gravy was just so-so. Some of the other global favorites include chicken piccata, Thai-style crispy duck and General Tso's chicken.
The dessert menu holds just a single item: a mini Key Lime tart. But hey, when you've got something this good, is there really a reason to have anything else? Seriously, the flavor screamed lime without making you pucker, and the crust had crunch without being brittle. We ordered one to split three ways. We should have ordered two. Or three.
The Green Room has a variety of craft beers in bottles, cans and on tap and some reasonably priced wines by the glass in its cellar.
Since my visit, a few sandwiches (shrimp po'boy and Cuban pork) have been added to the menu and Temesy says they plan to start lunch service on Fridays and Saturdays later this summer.
We had one service misstep and we wouldn't have even known it. Turns out our artichoke fritter appetizer (nicely battered, not oily) was served with the slightly spiced rémoulade that's supposed to accompany the crabcakes. Mandarino spotted the error and brought us the rich bernaise, but frankly, we preferred the rémoulade. Other appetizers include French pate, crab rangoon (made with real crab) and chicken wings available with traditional blue cheese, sticky Thai or green coconut curry dips.
I'd be remiss if I wrapped this up without revisiting the music. The soundtrack from "The Big Chill" was playing when we walked in and gave me the feeling I'd entered a friend's den. More than one person came in toting albums that would take their turn on the turntable during the evening.
The album-listening party started out as a Monday night thing, but now you can show up any night with vinyl and they'll do their best to play a track or two.
When I go back, I'm bringing ELO.
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No. 85,159
MARSHALL G. GARDINER, Deceased.
1. The issue of whether a district court has authority to impose attorney fees is a question of law over which appellate review is plenary.
2. Kansas courts do not have the authority to award attorney fees in civil cases except those specifically authorized by statute or agreed to by the parties.
3. A court does not have the authority to impose attorney fees under its equitable power in the absence of statutory authorization.
4. The allowance of attorney fees and expenses is a matter of public policy to be determined by the Kansas Legislature.
5. K.S.A. 59-2214 is examined and discussed.
6. When attorney fees are to be included as costs, a statute specifically includes them.
7. K.S.A. 59-1504 is examined and discussed.
Appeal from Leavenworth District Court; GUNNAR A. SUNDBY, judge. Opinion filed May 11, 2001. Reversed.
William M. Modrcin and David G. Watkins, of Morrison & Hecker L.L.P., of Kansas City, Missouri, and John F. Thompson, of Davis, Beall, McGuire & Thompson, of Leavenworth, for appellant Joseph M. Gardiner, III.
Sanford P. Krigel and Karen S. Rosenberg, of Krigel & Krigel, P.C., of Kansas City, Missouri, for appellee J'Noel Gardiner.
Before GERNON, P.J., KNUDSON and BEIER, JJ.
GERNON, J.: Joseph M. Gardiner, III, (Joe) appeals the district court's award of attorney fees to Krigel and Krigel, P.C., (Krigel & Krigel) attorneys for J'Noel Gardiner. This is a companion case to In re Estate of Gardiner, (Case No. 85,030, this day decided). In that case, this court reversed the trial court's granting of summary judgment and ruled that the matter be remanded for a hearing.
Marshall G. Gardiner died intestate on August 12, 1999. He was a resident of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Joe, Marshall's son, filed a petition for letters of administration with the District Court of Leavenworth County, Kansas. Joe named himself and J'Noel Gardiner, Marshall's surviving spouse, as Marshall's heirs. In his petition, Joe argued that J'Noel had waived any rights to Marshall's estate, and, thus, he is the sole heir at law to Marshall.
J'Noel filed an objection to Joe's petition and also applied for letters of administration. Eventually the court appointed a special administrator to handle the estate.
The parties filed numerous pleadings and motions with the trial court. The court heard oral arguments and granted Joe's motion for summary judgment with respect to the validity of the marriage. That ruling was reversed by this court.
The trial court stated, then, that J'Noel had no interest or rights in Marshall's estate. Accordingly, J'Noel's motion for partial summary judgment was denied. J'Noel appealed to this court.
Krigel & Krigel, J'Noel's attorneys, submitted an application with the district court for allowance of attorney fees in the amount of $61,191.42. Joe filed an objection to the application. The district court granted in part Krigel & Krigel's application for allowance of attorney fees. Joe's objection to the application for attorney fees was therefore denied.
The district court stated that approximately two-thirds of the attorney fees were related to the issue of whether J'Noel was an heir at law. The court found that it was necessary to resolve this issue before administration of the estate could proceed. Thus, the district court found that $40,000-worth of fees should be taxed as costs against the estate, pursuant to K.S.A. 59-2214.
In the alternative, the court stated that, should the district court's award be overturned, attorney fees may be awarded pursuant to K.S.A. 59-1504. The court found that J'Noel was successful in avoiding dismissal on one of the two grounds advanced by Joe in his motion for summary judgment, i.e., the waiver of marital rights, and, therefore, a portion of the fees related to the litigation, or $20,000, should be paid by the estate pursuant to K.S.A. 59-1504. Joe appeals.
Joe argues that the district court misconstrued K.S.A. 59-2214 by holding that the statute allows an award of attorney fees to the lawyers for the losing party. The issue of whether the district court had the authority to impose attorney fees under K.S.A. 59-2214 is a question of law over which appellate review is plenary. Walker v. State, 26 Kan. App. 2d 410, 411, 988 P.2d 283, rev. denied 268 Kan. 856 (1999).
In Kansas, courts do not have the authority to award attorney fees in civil cases except those authorized by statute or agreed to by the parties. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. v. Maish, 21 Kan. App. 2d 885, 905, 908 P.2d 1329 (1995). Likewise, a court does not have authority to impose attorney fees under its equitable powers in the absence of statutory authorization. 21 Kan. App. 2d at 905-06. See Golconda Screw, Inc. v. West Bottoms Ltd., 20 Kan. App. 2d 1002, 1009-10, 894 P.2d 260 (1995).
The district court found that part of J'Noel's attorney fees were costs that should be taxed against the estate under K.S.A. 59-2214. The district court also cited In re Estate of Kern, 239 Kan. 8, 716 P.2d 528 (1986), in support of the decision to award attorney fees under K.S.A. 59-2214.
K.S.A. 59-2214 states in relevant part:
"In all probate proceedings relating to a decedent or conservatee, the court shall tax the costs thereof against the estate unless otherwise provided by this act, or unless it appears that it would be unjust and inequitable to do so, in which event the court shall tax such costs or any part thereof against such party as it appears to the court is just and equitable in the premises."
When attorney fees are to be included as part of costs, a statute explicitly includes them. Walker, 26 Kan. App. 2d at 411. See, e.g., K.S.A. 2000 Supp. 61-2709(a) (appeal from small claims court); K.S.A. 2000 Supp. 60-1610(b)(4) (costs and attorney fees in divorce action); K.S.A. 2000 Supp. 60-2006(a) (motor vehicle negligence cases.)
In Walker, the trial court assessed court costs and attorney fees for appointed counsel against an unsuccessful K.S.A. 60-1507 plaintiff. After a review of the statutory authority upon which the trial court relied, the Court of Appeals found that nothing in the statute specifically authorized the taxing of the plaintiff for the reimbursement of his own court-appointed attorney fees. 26 Kan. App. 2d at 411; see K.S.A. 2000 Supp. 60-2001(d). Absent express statutory authority, the court held that the trial court could not order the reimbursement of the attorney fees paid to plaintiff's court-appointed counsel. This court did affirm the assessment of court costs against the plaintiff. 26 Kan. App. 2d at 412.
Likewise, in K.S.A. 59-2214, nothing in the statute specifically authorizes the taxing of J'Noel's attorney fees against Marshall's estate. As stated by the Kansas Supreme Court in Divine v. Groshong, 235 Kan. 127, 141, 679 P.2d 700 (1984), with respect to another statute that utilizes the word "costs," "[t]he term 'costs' ordinarily means the fees and charges of the court--filing fees, fees for service of process and the like." See DeSpiegelaere v. Killion, 24 Kan. App. 2d 542, 551, 947 P.2d 1039 (1997). K.S.A. 59-2214 does not provide for the payment of all the expenses incurred in all probate proceedings relating to a decedent. The statute uses the term "costs."
A review of the case relied on by the district court in support of the decision to award attorney fees to Krigel & Krigel pursuant to K.S.A. 59-2214, i.e., In re Estate of Kern, provides no guidance. Kern involved an appeal from an order of a district court admitting a will to probate. On cross-appeal, the executors of the estate contended that the trial court erred in overruling their motion to assess costs and attorney fees to the principal contestant of the will under either K.S.A. 60-2007(b) or K.S.A. 59-2214. 239 Kan. at 20.
The Supreme Court agreed with the district court in holding that the contestant should not be responsible for the costs and fees of the litigation as there was no showing that it was a frivolous action or was brought in bad faith. 239 Kan. at 20. K.S.A. 60-2007(b), repealed in 1997, dealt with frivolous actions and the assessment of "reasonable attorney fees and expenses" incurred by the other party. K.S.A. 59-2214 uses the term "costs" in discussing the taxation of a decedent's estate.
It is unclear whether the court was discussing attorney fees as "costs" under K.S.A. 59-2214. Most of the language the Supreme Court quoted from the trial court's decision discusses a "frivolous action" and "good faith." 239 Kan. at 20. Nowhere does the Supreme Court state that the term "costs" in K.S.A. 59-2214 refers to attorney fees, especially those of a losing litigant. Thus, Kern lends no support to the argument that K.S.A. 59-2214 is statutory authority for the award of attorney fees to Krigel & Krigel.
Krigel & Krigel cites to several cases in support of their argument that the district court did not err in awarding them attorney fees under K.S.A. 59-2214. No case can be found that allowed attorney fees under K.S.A. 59-2214 to be awarded to a losing litigant in a case involving a decedent's estate. The only case that allowed attorney fees as costs under this statute was State Department of Social Welfare v. Emert, 205 Kan. 393, 395, 469 P.2d 435 (1970).
In Emert, the attorney fees that were assessed were those of the administrator. The probate court assessed the cost of administering a no-asset estate to a creditor who had petitioned for administration of the estate. The Supreme Court held that the probate court may, in its sound discretion, charge the cost of administering a no-asset estate to a creditor who petitioned for administration. 205 Kan. at 395. The court concluded that reasonable attorney fees are proper items of cost of administering a decedent's estate. 205 Kan. at 395.
Krigel & Krigel is not responsible for administering the estate. A special administrator was appointed to handle the estate. The administrator of Marshall's estate has already been paid $23,137.50 in fees for services through January 18, 2000. Administration fees are not the same as attorney fees of the losing litigant in a probate proceeding.
The allowance of attorney fees and expenses is a matter of public policy to be determined by the Kansas Legislature. DeSpiegelaere, 24 Kan. App. 2d at 552. Absent express statutory authority, the trial court cannot order Marshall's estate to be taxed with a portion of J'Noel's attorney fees. The district court erred in awarding attorney fees to Krigel & Krigel pursuant to K.S.A. 59-2214.
Joe next argues that while K.S.A. 59-1504 is the controlling statute, the district court erred in construing this statute to allow attorney fees to be awarded directly to the attorneys of the losing party who is not an heir at law. This question requires that this court interpret K.S.A. 59-1504, and, therefore, the standard of review is plenary. Walker, 26 Kan. App. 2d at 411.
K.S.A. 59-1504 states in pertinent part:
"Any heir at law or beneficiary under a will who, in good faith and for good cause, successfully prosecutes or defends any other action for the benefit of the ultimate recipients of the estate may be allowed his or her necessary expenses, in the discretion of the court, including a reasonable attorney's fee."
The allowance of attorney fees in probate cases is governed by K.S.A. 59-1504. In re Estate of Mildrexter, 25 Kan. App. 2d 834, 838, 971 P.2d 758, rev. denied 267 Kan. 885 (1999). The clear language of the statute indicates that four requirements must be met before attorney fees may be recovered: (1) The party who may be allowed the fees by the court must be an heir at law or a beneficiary under a will; (2) the party must have exercised good faith and have had a good cause for incurring such fees; (3) the party must be successful in his or her action; and (4) the action must ultimately benefit the recipients of the estate. When the requirements are met, the court must exercise its discretion to allow fees. K.S.A. 59-1504.
An application of these four requirements to the facts surrounding this case reveals that Krigel & Krigel is not entitled to attorney fees under K.S.A. 59-1504.
Krigel & Krigel submitted an application for fees with the district court in the amount of $61,191.42. Joe argues that Krigel & Krigel had no standing to file the application for an allowance of attorney fees because Krigel & Krigel was not a party to the summary judgment proceedings and is not an heir at law to Marshall.
The Kansas Supreme Court has held that under the first paragraph of K.S.A. 59-1504, attorney fees are to be awarded to the person who defends or opposes the probate of a will and not to the attorneys. In re Estate of Robinson II, 236 Kan. 431, 436-37, 690 P.2d 1383 (1984). The statute states that fees shall be paid to "such person." K.S.A. 59-1504.
The language that concerns the case before this court is in the second paragraph of K.S.A. 59-1504. This portion of the statute does not state that "such person" shall be allowed fees. However, the relevant language does state that any heir at law or beneficiary under the will may be allowed his or her necessary expenses, including a reasonable attorney fee. K.S.A. 59-1504. Thus, from the language of the statute, the person who should request such fees would be the heir-at-law or the beneficiary under the will and not the attorneys directly. We further conclude that Krigel & Krigel lacked standing to request an allowance of fees.
Even if Krigel & Krigel could make a direct application for attorney fees, the award was still improper because J'Noel was not found to be an heir-at-law to Marshall. The district court specifically found that J'Noel is not Marshall's surviving spouse under Kansas law. We reversed that finding and remanded for further proceedings, with directions. Whether J'Noel is or is not an heir is yet to be determined.
Joe argues that J'Noel lacks good faith because J'Noel prepared a waiver of inheritance rights prior to her marriage and with this litigation has dishonored this document. The trial court ruled on the waiver issue, and we concluded in the companion case that the trial court's ruling was the law of the case, since Joe did not appeal that ruling.
The court found that J'Noel had been successful in avoiding dismissal on one of the two grounds advanced by Joe, i.e., the waiver of marital rights. The court granted Krigel & Krigel an allowance of fees for work done on this issue. In In Re Estate of Robinson I, 232 Kan. 752, 756, 659 P.2d 172 (1983), the Supreme Court discussed the word "success" as it relates to language in another portion of K.S.A. 59-1504. The court stated that Webster's New World Dictionary, Second College Edition (1974), defines "success" as a "'favorable or satisfactory outcome or result.'" 232 Kan. at 756. The court found that "'success'" in the context of the statute, refers to the "ultimate resolution of the issue." 232 Kan. at 756.
As of this ruling J'Noel has not been successful, but neither has Joe.
In addition, as to the fourth requirement, it cannot be said that the litigation was for the benefit of the ultimate recipient of the estate.
The district court erred in alternatively awarding attorney fees to Krigel & Krigel pursuant to K.S.A. 59-1504. The propriety of any fee award may be resubmitted and redetermined at the conclusion of the estate case.


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HANG TIME NEW JERSEY — There's a lot of angst surrounding the New York Knicks and the possibility that Carmelo Anthony will leave as a free agent next summer.
In an interview with the New York Observer, Anthony said that he's looking forward to being a free agent.
"I want to be a free agent," Anthony tells me, as our cigars burn close to the nub. "I think everybody in the NBA dreams to be a free agent at least one time in their career. It's like you have an evaluation period, you know. It's like if I'm in the gym and I have all the coaches, all the owners, all the GMs come into the gym and just evaluate everything I do. So yes, I want that experience."
Though he's now in his 11th season, Anthony has never been a free agent. He signed a five-year extension with the Denver Nuggets before his rookie contract expired, and then signed another extension upon being traded to the Knicks.
Anthony didn't say to the Observer that he plans on opting out of the final year (2014-15) of that contract, but he made it clear in a Thursday morning meeting with reporters. Though he's set to make more than $23 million next season, he can turn that one guaranteed year into four (if he signs with a new team) or five (if he re-signs with the Knicks).
The Knicks gave up a lot to bring Anthony to New York. Rather than wait to sign him as a free agent in the summer of 2011, they gave up three starters and three draft picks to get him at the trade deadline. So to have him walk away three years later would be a tough blow.
Anthony made it clear Thursday that he's not exactly looking to bail on the Knicks, as Marc Berman of the New York Post writes…
"This is something when that time comes, I'll definitely explore," Anthony said. "Does that mean I'm not coming back to New York? Not at all. But it's definitely an opportunity I'm willing to explore and experience. That not whatsoever means I'm not coming back to New York or I don't want to be in New York. I don't want anyone to get that impression of what that story was. That question came different than what everyone is reading."
Indeed, it seems Anthony is heavily leaning toward staying with the Knicks, but if they take a severe step back this season, all bets are off.
Anthony isn't the only one who needs to think about this relationship between team and player. The Knicks need to figure out if they can really contend for a championship while paying Anthony $129 million over five years.
Teams can get good role players on cheap contracts these days and the Knicks found an offensive formula (pick-and-roll + Anthony + shooters = efficiency) that worked really well last season. But if any team is going to pay someone more than $25 million a year, that team needs him to help on both ends of the floor. Anthony has never shown an ability to do that consistently. And as good as the Knicks were offensively last season, they had a below-average defense. (They were above average both offensively and defensively with Anthony on the bench, by the way.)
The salary sheet will look a lot better when Amar'e Stoudemire's contract finally expires in 2015. (That guy isn't opting out next summer.) But Anthony will be 30 years old when he signs his next contract and 34 in the final season of a five-year deal.
So the Knicks might want to think twice about committing to another five years of paying max money to a one-way star whose production is guaranteed to decline as his salary climbs. There may be better ways to construct a championship-contending roster.


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Training fellowship awarded to Alzheimer researcher
The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Foundation and the Alzheimer's Association awarded the 2009 Robert Katzman, M.D., Clinical Research Training Fellowship to Joshua Shulman, M.D., Ph.D., a senior neurology resident at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Massachusetts General Hospital, for his work investigating genes that influence risk for Alzheimer's disease. The two-year, $130,000 fellowship will be formally presented during the American Academy of Neurology's 61st Annual Meeting in Seattle, held April 25 through May 2.
The Robert Katzman, M.D., Clinical Research Training Fellowship is designed to encourage Alzheimer's disease clinical research with the goal of providing better treatment, prevention or cure of the disease. Shulman's research is designed to identify genes that influence risk for Alzheimer's disease.
"Common genetic variation influences susceptibility to Alzheimer's disease and age-related cognitive decline," said Shulman. "This research may facilitate early diagnosis and highlight new targets for future therapies. I am honored and deeply grateful to the AAN Foundation and the Alzheimer's Association for supporting my further research training and career development in this important field of neurology."
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Those frustrating vomiting cats!
1. He eats too fast.
2. She has a sensitive stomach.
3. They're just hairballs, and they are normal.
4. That's just the way he is, or, as one of our clients put it, "He's just a puker."
While buying one or more of these excuses, we kept asking ourselves if one of our human family members were vomiting this often, would we accept it or would we seek a diagnosis and proper treatment?
No more excuses
Proof positive
These findings led us to the only logical next diagnostic step: full-thickness biopsies of several places in the small bowel. It was not long until the clouds parted, and we began to see things much clearer than ever before. After 100 cases, we put our findings together into a paper that was recently published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA).1
These 100 cats, and about 200 that followed, have shown us conclusively that chronic small bowel disease presents as chronic vomiting, chronic diarrhea, weight loss, or a combination of these. Only one of the 100 cats in the study had normal biopsy findings, making this diagnostic approach a "must do." In addition to the one normal cat, we had diagnoses of chronic enteritis (usually IBD) in 49%, lymphoma in 46%, mast cell disease in 3%, and adenocarcinoma in 1%. Therefore, we tell clients that the most common disease is IBD, but lymphoma is clearly the second-most likely differential. In addition, the only way to differentiate between them is with surgical biopsies.
A new hope
Understanding chronic small bowel disease is the most significant thing that has happened in our practice since the introduction of feline leukemia virus vaccine in 1985. Not only has there been a huge boost in income, but now we are able to help cats that were here-to-fore doomed to a lifetime of disease that we did not know how to diagnose or treat. As you read our JAVMA article, we hope you see how this study can impact your patient care and your practice. And see a diagnostic and therapeutic algorithm for chronic vomiting in cats.
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1. Norsworthy GD, Estep JS, Kiupel M, et al. Diagnosis of chronic small bowel disease in cats: 100 cases (2008-2012). J Am Vet Med Assoc 2013;243(10):1455-1461.
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Kentucky Benedict
Source: Recipe from Chef Jim Gerhardt
A classic Eggs Benedict dish served Kentucky style. The coffee and brown sugar in the sauce add a distinctive flavor.
Red Eye Hollandaise:
16 egg yolks
1 tbsp. water
2 lb. butter, melted and clarified
Juice from 4 lemons
2 tsp. salt
4 dashes hot sauce
Eggs Benedict:
2 qt. water
1 tsp. white vinegar
8 sourmash bourbon biscuits (see note)
1 lb. country ham, sliced thin
2 cups strong coffee
1 tsp. brown sugar
16 eggs
- Start the hollandaise by setting a stainless bowl over simmering water. Beat yolks and water until stiff peaks appear. Slowly add clarified butter, lemon juice, salt and hot sauce until blended. Set aside.
- Heat water to simmering; add vinegar and a dash of salt. Hold at a simmer.
- Per order, heat one biscuit and split. Sauté 2 oz. country ham and set on biscuit halves. Deglaze pan with 1⁄4 cup coffee. Add 1⁄8 tsp. sugar. Meanwhile, heat one portion hollandaise and poach 2 eggs in the simmering water.
- To finish, add coffee mixture to hollandaise and season. Top ham and biscuits with eggs. Nap with Red Eye Hollandaise.
Note: Sourmash Bourbon Biscuits are a Seelbach secret recipe, based on the spent grains left over from the bourbon-making process. Traditional baking powder biscuits can be substituted.


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Slipknot's Jim Root Signature Orange Gear: NAMM 2012
Orange Amplifiers have announced their first new products of 2012. In association with Slipknot and Stone Sour's famed guitarist, the Signature #4 Jim Root Terror Head and Cab have been developed to bring you Jim's full tone and complement Jim's own style and image with their formidable and attention grabbing design and the Slipknot and Stone Sour logos featured on the rear of the amp.
"With this amp, simply giving it the number I use in Slipknot seemed logical. I've not been to apt to splash either band logo or artwork all over things, but this will be the beginning of the end of that...maybe."
Both amplifiers are Modelled after the Dirty Channel on the same amp that Jim Root plays in the studio and on the road, the same amp that have helped two of today-s best in American hard rock bands acheive multiple Grammy nominations and awards: the Orange Rockerverb 100.
The Orange Signature #4 Jim Root Terror Head
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The new Jim Root cab is finished in black vinyl with a specially developed black version of the Orange basketwave grille clothe with a Signature #4 plate on the front. The cab has a closed-back design, a tight bottom end and delivers Jim's signature Orange tone.


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Photos: Pride, passion, music and fireworks at Paralympic...
The Games are over and the athletes and ...
Clean and sober, Del Bosco back on right track
Chris del Bosco is a Canadian, born and raised in Vail, Colorado, who now competes in ski cross on the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team. He will be racing in the Canada Post freestyle grand prix at Cypress Mountain which runs Feb. 5-7.
Photograph by: Vancouver Sun , Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER — From his crouched position in the Olympic start gate, Chris Del Bosco plans to look down the mountain Sunday at the steep and twisted road that led him to the Winter Games.
"If I were on a straight path," says the soft-spoken Canadian from Vail, Colo. "I wouldn't be where I am now."
Five years ago, a passerby just happened to spot Del Bosco unconscious in a frozen creek bed, suffering from near-hypothermia and a broken neck.
The cause? An alcohol-induced blackout.
"I don't know if I got in a fight or if I just fell," he says.
He knows the surgical team needed titanium rods and six screws to fuse his C-4-C-5 vertebrae. He knows his body temperature dipped to a dangerous 27.8 C.
With all that knowledge, he still couldn't put down the bottle. Or the bong.
"I guess I had to get beat up a little bit more to figure it out," he says. "That would have been enough for most people."
The battle against substance abuse is waged daily by men and women the world over. The addicted crawl into bed at night with promises of "never again," only to wake up the next morning and do it all over.
Del Bosco found a way to interrupt the loop, and on Sunday, he stands to write a beautiful story of redemption with Olympic gold waiting at the bottom of the hill at Cypress Mountain.
"I remember how bad it was," he says. "The reason I talk about it is because people were there to help me and talk about it. Maybe I can help someone out there if they hear my story.
"Even if it looks bleak, there is hope."
Hope poked through the clouds for Del Bosco in the strangest of settings.
"I was facing some pretty severe consequences with the legal system," he says. "I was like, 'If you keep doing this, you're going to end up in jail for a long time or your going to end up hurting someone or yourself.'"
A judge sentenced Del Bosco to 10 days in jail and ordered him to do more than 100 hours of community service.
He ended up tiling bathrooms for the Salvation Army and checking himself into rehab.
After a few slips along the way, Del Bosco stopped drinking on Sept. 6, 2006. He ditched the marijuana on Jul 10, 2007.
Clean at last.
"I gave up," he says. "I stopped fighting it, and I got some help. It's pretty amazing."
His story is not one of shame. It's about accepting the facts as they are and moving on accordingly.
"I think some people are wired differently," he says. "When I start drinking and doing other things, I can't stop. That took a long time to realize and a lot of severe consequences.
"It's just something that I can't do. I realize it doesn't work for me."
In his words, Del Bosco can't drink like normal men and women. But he can attack a mountain with the best of them — especially in the chaotic world of ski cross where competitors rip down icy slopes rocket over jumps and jockey for position in the tightest of quarters.
The first person to the bottom of the hill wins.
"I was born on skis, basically," he says. "I was one of those people. I didn't have to do much at all.
"A lot of other people had to work really hard to even stay close."
That might sound like bragging, but he's simply stating the truth behind incredible the incredible natural ability he so nearly wasted.
"I was young and talented and screwing off," he says. "I just thought I was invincible."
Officials kicked Del Bosco off the U.S. alpine development team at age 17 for smoking pot. Five years later, he lost his U.S. Cycling pro downhill mountain biking title after testing positive for dope.
In 2007, the Canadian ski cross team came calling Turns out his father, Armando, moved to Colorado from Quebec in the 1950s to play university hockey.
So Del Bosco, a dual citizen, signed up for one more chance at Olympic glory.
"I told him, 'one strike, and you're done,' " coach Eric Archer said of his substance abuse policy. "He agreed that was a fair rule."
Two years later, Del Bosco has no strikes against him. The 27-year-old soars into the Olympics as the X Games champion. He is ranked second in the World Cup standings.
But medal or not, Del Bosco figures he's already accomplished his major goal at these Games simply by speaking his truth.
"This is what I did," he says. "I have nothing to hide.
"I think that's the bigger story — giving hope. We're just ski racing here. It's not curing any kind of world diseases or world hunger.
"But I'm in a position to maybe reach a little broader audience than someone else might. So it's pretty cool."
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Game Dogs: Episode 10: E3
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One thing to make this better. Make the mouth's make an "o". That is all.
Right, big steal from Family Guy there and it was great :D I don't thing anyine would do bad with stuff like that. And what events from everything allready done can't be done again with a dog's perspective?
Oh, one more thing: YOU HAVE TO MAKE THIS GAME CAUSE I WANNA PLAY IT! with absolutely all the ideas the dogs have come up with so far. To the last detail. Or I will hate you for ever and ever.
So I thought I'd check in with the series to see if it had gotten any better. I guess not.
On the bright side, I can tell what's actually meant to be a joke now. Unfortunately, each of those jokes are directed towards the lowest common denominator. And that includes the Silence of the Lambs bit at the end. With this and the god-awful I Hit it With My Axe, things aren't exactly looking great for The Escapist's shows.
Done right, \m/ Satan's Retriever's \m/ seems like it might actually be a decent game. But I gotta ask: why does everyone say "Satan" as "\n/Satan\n/?" Is the hand gesture really required?
Well, the whole butt sniffing bit ruined most of the episode for me. It was hilarious at first, but then it went on too long without anything happening. At least come of with a reaction from one of the two bystanders to flesh out the scene. BAAAAAAD move there. Now you can't use that one again because the whole concept is ruined.
Other than that, it was a funny episode. The Silence of the Lambs reference was simultaneously awesome and awkward, and the scrolling disclaimer was great if you paused it.
I am sorry but that was just plain awful. Seriously.
Hoping for something better next week.
This, this was funny. Not the greatest, but not the worst of the episodes either. This is just as furry as the loony tunes that virtually everyone watched as a kid so i don't see why people are getting up in a tiff about it.
That aside I will agree that the butt-sniffing scene went on a little too long, nothing that will make me stop watching it though. I look froward to seeing more episodes, partly because I can relate to it. I worked as a web programmer for an escort service in my younger days and I can see some of the humor here, that went on with my web programming cohorts there.
Very nice Duke Nukem Reference
Ok this one was pretty funny.
the bit after the credits though...*shudder*
"Just as furry as loony tunes"? Which loony tunes episode were you watching as a kid where they sniffed each others butts for an uncomfortable amount of time and had one of the characters watching what essentially equates to porn? Before this episode I would have agreed with you since it was fairly tame to begin with...and before this episode, it wasn't the least bit furry...but once you throw sex into the mix, random anthropomorphism turns furry, IMO.
OK now you're trying to make me hate it.
Yeah, it was crudely done, and I honestly didn't find it funny at all. But hey, people here like it.
Look, I'm all in favor of trying new (preferably nonlethal) things and whatnot, but that was...really kind of creepy. Maybe it's just because I have a somewhat conservative view on sex, but...wow.
Just remember: as long as you're not on the SBIH page, you're making progress.
(Suggestion: Look into using the vast reserves of anthropomorphic dog puns that are currently known. Seriously. There's hundreds.)
I have watched this how since the beginning and always like it. This was weird but funny.And what the hell was up with pedobear there?
Meh, started out reasonably enough, but nothing special.
Also side note for those people who say this is pandering to the furries, if thats the case its doing a pretty damn awful job of it seeing as last I checked furries were pretty grossed out by the idea of butt sniffing.
I laughed. I actually laughed. The butt sniffing was money. I love jokes that go on too long. Ya know? the ones that are funny then arent funny but then it gets funny again because of the ridiculous length. bravo.
all i have to say is my jaw hit the floor at the end of the episode
I hate to admit it, but I have such low expectations from the show (which are actually rising lately due to the improvements- THAK YOU for giving Gary something else to say in the intro) that I didn't bother with the credits and went straight to the comments.
I actually liked the sniffing gag, although it grossed me out, I stilled laughed my arse off!
Poor Bob.
And Chet needs a smack on the nose with a rolled up news paper. Repeatedly. I just thank God Bethany wasn't there to wreck my head.
Really? People still find crotch/butt sniffing funny?
What's even sadder is that in a parody of the Game Dogs trailer, someone actually used the "can I, like, sniff your butt a bit?" joke.
Just as "Bad" as being shot, run over, stabbed, smashed pancake thin and "dying" (or faking it) then rising back up from the "dead". Any one of these, or more happened in any one of the loony tunes episodes.
Sheesh, lighten up.
You seriously compare crude cartoon humor to pornography, softcore bestiality and furry transvestites?
But what am I expecting... One look at your avatar says a thousand words.
Aww the sniffing crossed the line with me on that front..Aww that was disgusting and even worse when the character said she was a he. Made me actually cover my face because I can't believe you guys went with the ass sniffing and dragged it out for so long.
So I wasn't really into that episode too much until the Silence of the Lambs tribute.. That was sick and wrong with a sprinkle of awesome.
I see what you did there.
You get rid of De-Rez and Unforgotten Realms, and what do you get to replace it? Some crappy, non-funny, furry feast show. Please cancel the crap, and get us the good shows back.
Nice episode, guys. The butt sniffing thing went on a little too long... I started off not laughing, then it went on so long it became hilarious, then it went on too long and became unfunny again. I love the new intro, and I hope it stays that way.
And you get all that, plus being a pretentious dick out of a simple cartoon?? Figures..
What can I say? it struck me. And what have you been watching where crotch/butt sniffing jokes are worn out?
What can I say? it struck me. And what have you been watching where crotch/butt sniffing jokes are worn out?
What can I say? it struck me. And what have you been watching where crotch/butt sniffing jokes are worn out?
I laughed at pedobear getting frozen
The hell is wrong with the way they move?
Mr. Yee is just classic in that episode! xD Poor Bob finding that video on the computer though. It's like every time he enters the lunch room, something traumatic occurs.
Meh. Killing the penguin was hilarious though. And the last bit.
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CHAMPAIGN – Tyler Griffey made the easiest and biggest shot of his career.
The senior forward took an inbounds pass and made a wide-open layup with 0.9 seconds to play to give Illinois a 74-72 victory over No. 1 Indiana on Thursday night, the fifth straight week the nation's top-ranked team lost.
Hoosiers coach Tom Crean, whose team has been No. 1 for a total of seven weeks this season, doesn't have a reason for the recent weekly changes on top of the poll.
"I can't answer that. I'm not sure," Crean said. "I just know that these games are 40-minute games. We played at a high level for most of the game."
The Hoosiers were in charge until the final 31⁄2 minutes when the Illini (16-8 overall, 3-7 Big Ten) finally put together a run to take and then retake the lead.
"I know this, when we turn the ball over we're not very good," Crean said. "And the biggest difference tonight was 28 points off turnovers to our 16."
And nothing could have been worse for the Hoosiers (20-3, 8-2) than the way the game ended.
With 0.9 seconds left Griffey left defenders Cody Zeller and Christian Watford behind on an inbounds play from the baseline, took the pass from Brandon Paul and delivered the uncontested buzzer-beater for the Illini.
The shot sent hundreds of students onto the court – holding their collective breath as officials checked the replay to make sure the clock hadn't beaten Griffey – and Paul and fellow guard D.J. Richardson hugged and teared up with relief.
Illinois had lost eight of 11 since starting the season 12-0. The Illini had been ranked as high as No. 10 and were now falling to the bottom of the Big Ten.
Griffey, accustomed to struggling in recent weeks, seemed surprised with the ease he was able to make the game-winner.
"I just made a simple curl cut and left two guys behind me, and Brandon got off a heck of a pass," he said. "Zeller and Watford were both right in front of me and just kind of stayed there."
Crean, whose team just moved into the No. 1 spot after knocking off then-No. 1 Michigan on Saturday, said the play was a lot like the other breakdowns in the Hoosiers' game that let Illinois climb back from a 12-point halftime deficit.
"We didn't communicate," Crean said.
"They're very deserving of the win; they never gave in," he added. But he qualified that with, "We didn't put them away when we had the opportunities."
Indiana's loss drops them into a three-way tie for first in the Big Ten with Michigan and Michigan State. For the Illini, the win means a move out of 10th in the 12-team conference up into a ninth-place tie with Iowa.
More importantly, it's a potential lifeline for an Illini team that still has to face No. 18 Minnesota on the road Sunday and had been watching its season slip away.
"It was good to get back to having that toughness and togetherness and trust that we needed," Illinois coach John Groce said.
Illinois hadn't beaten a No. 1 team since a 2004 win over Wake Forest. But the Illini had won nine of the last 10 against the Hoosiers in Champaign. And this season, whatever else has gone wrong, Illinois has delivered against the big boys. Coming into Thursday night the Illini had already beaten three teams now in the top 15: No. 6 Gonzaga, No. 10 Ohio State and No. 14 Butler.
Richardson had 23 points for Illinois, Paul had 21 and Griffey finished with 14 points and eight rebounds.
Zeller led Indiana with 14 points, while Will Sheehey had 13, Watford 12 and Jordan Hulls 11.
Indiana shot 50 percent from the field (25 of 50), 52.9 percent from 3-point range (9 of 17) and 93 percent from the free throw line (13 of 14). The Hoosiers led by an 8- to 10-point margin for most of the second half.
And when 6-foot-11 Nnanna Egwu fouled out with just under 5 minutes to play, Indiana looked in control. Egwu is the only Illini player with the size to realistically match up with the 7-0 Zeller.
Watford made two free throws after Egwu's fifth foul and, at 69-59, the Illini looked done.
But with the clock under 3 minutes, Richardson went on a run of his own, first burying consecutive 3-pointers and then hitting a midrange jumper on the run to tie the game at 70 with 1:17 to play.
Oladipo's layup put the Hoosiers back on top with 50 seconds left, but Paul answered with two free throws, the first banked in, to tie the score again at 72.
With the clock under 30 seconds, Indiana had the ball for what would have been a last shot but Oladipo fumbled the ball. Richardson picked it up and sprinted down court. Oladipo slapped Richardson's layup out of bounds to set up the final play.
Groce credited Richardson for sparking the comeback.
"I thought he was absolutely terrific on both ends of the floor," Groce said. "He battled, he fought."
Griffey was benched several weeks ago after a blowout loss at Wisconsin. On a team that had lost its shooting touch, the senior forward had grown especially cold. And, though one of Illinois' bigger players at 6-9, he wasn't adding much to the inside presence the Illini desperately needed.
The play that brought him to life Thursday, though, had nothing to do with Illinois' late surge. Griffey hit a 3-pointer less than 4 minutes into the second half. He had missed 20 straight 3-point attempts, dating to the start of the Big Ten season.
"I said to myself, 'Finally,'" said Griffey, who said he has been doing so much extra shooting that he's had to have regular ice treatments on his wrist.
Groce said that, even after he benched Griffey, he never gave up on him.
"I just have told him numerous times here I believe in him," the first-year Illinois coach said. "I do."


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Damaged Southwest Airlines plane to be removed from LaGuardia runway
The Southwest Airlines jet whose nose gear collapsed after landing at a New York airport is being removed from the runway.
A spokesman for the agency that runs LaGuardia Airport says a crane has loaded the plane onto a flatbed. The plane will be taken to a hangar and then both the airport's runways will be back in service Tuesday morning.
The nose gear on the plane collapsed when the flight coming from Nashville, Ten.., landed at 5:40 p.m. Monday. Officials say 10 passengers were treated at the scene, and six were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
Richard Strauss, who was on a nearby plane waiting to take off for Washington, said the nose of the plane was "completely down on the ground. It's something that I've never seen before. It's bizarre."
A rear stairwell or slide could be seen extending from the Southwest flight, said Strauss, who owns a Washington public relations firm. His plane, which was about 100 yards from the Southwest flight, wasn't allowed to taxi back to the gate, he said.
Bobby Abtahi, an attorney trying to catch a flight to Dallas, was watching from the terminal and heard a crowd reacting to the accident."I heard some people gasp and scream. I looked over and saw sparks flying at the front of the plane," he said.
Longtime pilot Patrick Smith, author of "Cockpit Confidential: Everything You Need to Know About Air Travel. Questions, Answers, and Reflections" and AskthePilot.com, said landing gear incidents are not high on the list of worries for pilots.
"It doesn't happen very often but I need to emphasize just how comparatively minor this is and how far, far down the hierarchy it is," he said. From a pilot's perspective, this is nearly a non-issue. They make for good television, but this is far down the list of nightmares for pilots."
Dallas-based Southwest says there were 150 people on board.
The airport was closed for more than an hour.
The FAA is investigating, as is the National Transportation Safety Board.
The Associated Press contributed to this report


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May 7, 1938 - April 28, 2013
Otisville, NY
Barbara Ann Parenti, 74, of Otisville, NY, passed away Sunday, April 28th, while in the company of family members, at her residence.
Barbara was born in Jamaica, New York on May 7, 1938, a daughter of the late Charles and Rose Pieters Infosino.
She worked as a School Aide at New York City School District, a communicant of Holy Name Catholic Church in Otisville, she was a member of Slate Hill Pacers, and Otisville Red Hats.
Barbara is survived by her husband, Michael Parenti at home; three sons: Nicholas J, Parenti and his wife, Aimee of Middletown, DE; Michael C. Parenti and his wife, Jeanette of Merrick, NY; Charles J., Parenti and his wife, Lori of Long Beach, NY; nine grandchildren: Steven, Lucas, Tyler, Nolan, Cole, Mollie, Dean, Matthew, and Nicolas; two brothers, Charles Inosino and his wife, Iara of Washington D.C.; William Inosino and his wife, Paula of Watchung, NJ; her sister, Dolores and her husband, Tom Bourke of Williamsburg, VA; several nieces and nephews.
Friends are invited to call on Tuesday, April 30th from 2 to 4 & 7 to 9 p.m. at Morse Funeral Home Inc., 33 Railroad Ave., Middletown, NY. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m., Wednesday, May 1st at Holy Name Catholic Church in Otisville with Father Palazzo officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 11 Skyline Dr., Hawthorne, NY 10532.
Arrangements are under the guidance of Morse Funeral Home Inc., Middletown, NY, 845-343-6918, www.morsefuneralhome.com.


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Did you quaff a glass of your favorite Wisconsin craft beer last week?
Then, technically, you were doing your part to celebrate American Craft Beer Week, which puts the spotlight on America's small and independent craft brewers, recognizing their contributions to American culture. As B&B owners, we feel a certain kinship with these brewmasters – we're all artisans of our trade, value being independent, and live life to the fullest. Mind if we recommend a few of our favorite craft beers? When staying at a B&B in the Milwaukee area, take a tour of Lakefront Brewery and try their "Wisconsinite" brew, a weiss-style beer made with Wisconsin-grown ingredients including a new native Wisconsin yeast strain believed to be the only North American-grown yeast in commercial use today. When in Stevens Point, take a tour of the Stevens Point Brewery and then make a point to try a seasonal Nude Beach Summer Wheat. To really tempt you, click on this link to all the microbreweries in the state.