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Monday's high school track and field roundup
Bureau Valley held off Eureka to win the Elmwood-Brimfield Trojan Invitational boys track and field title Monday.
The Storm topped the 11-team field with 119 points, followed by Eureka 110 and ROWVA 82.
Annawan-Wethersfield checked in fourth with 60.5 points and Galva finished 10th with 12 points.
Kristian Konneck led the Storm with a sweep of the 100 (11.49 seconds) and 200 (23.38 seconds).
Also posting wins for BV were Conor Mooney in the 110 hurdles (16.41 seconds), and Logan Hoffert in the 300 hurdles (41.48 seconds) and triple jump (40-5).
Adding seconds for the Storm were Kody Church in the 3200 (10:14.5), Tucker Schoff in the 110 hurdles (16.67 seconds) and 300 hurdles (43.41 seconds), and the 4x400 relay (Hoffert, Schoff, Ryan Taylor and Daniel Trone) in 3:33.3.
Annawan-Wethersfield's Michael Cook won the 1600 (4:42.8) and finished second in the 800 (2:01.4).
Adding seconds for the A-W Titans were Rashaun DeBord in the 200 (23.73 seconds) and triple jump (39-9), and DeAngelo Washington in the long jump (19-7).
Galva's top finishers were fourth-place efforts from Luke North in the 3200 and Kyle Wexell in the long jump.
In the girls meet, Eureka ran away with the team title with 187 points. ROWVA finished second in the 7-team field with 109 points and Galva was sixth with 13 points.
Galva's top finish was a third-place effort from Curran O'Riley in the discus.
Kaneland wins BV quad
Kaneland topped a 4-team girls track and field meet Monday in Manlius.
Kaneland finished with 104 points, followed by Ridgewood 58.5, Bureau Valley 54.5 and West Carroll 54.
Ridgewood's Molly Smith dominated the quadrangular with three wins — the 100 in 13.03 seconds, the 200 in 27.04 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 47.55 seconds.
Jasmine Jefko added another win for the Spartans in the shot put (37-5).
Earning wins for the host Storm were Regan Weidner in the 3200 (12:51.8), Lindsey Hoffert in the 400 (1:04.08) and Krista Naatgeboren in the pole vault (6-6).

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The drug overdose antidote Narcan has been administered 222 times since 2010 by Quincy police officers. All 222 overdose victims lived, according to Quincy Police Lt. Patrick Glynn, who heads the department's drug control unit.
Quincy partnered with the state Department of Public Health three years ago for a pilot program for using Narcan.
"In 18 months, we reduced the death rate from drug overdoses by 67 percent overall," Glynn said.
The only other police department that has trained its officers to use Narcan is Stoughton.
Many first responders in fire stations have been trained to use Narcan. But Brockton firefighters and police don't carry Narcan yet. That will change in the next 10 days for Brockton firefighters, who will be trained to carry and use Narcan, said Fire Chief Richard Francis. Police in the city will be trained at a later datet.
But after four overdoses in Taunton last weekend, as well as three suspected fatal overdoses in Brockton, many people want to know where they can get Narcan now. You can't get it at a drugstore unless you have a prescription from your doctor.
But there are two places in Brockton which provide free training and free Narcan for those 18 years of age or older.
C.O.P.E. (Community Outreach Prevention and Education) at 81 Pleasant St. in Brockton has been training people to use Narcan. It's a pilot program with BAMSI, (Brockton Area Multi-Service Inc.) and the state Department of Public Health. To date, 3,000 people have taken advantage of the training, which only takes 20 minutes.
"It's safe, effective and easy to use when minutes matter," said Heather Kennedy, the executive director at C.O.P.E. The training is free, she said, and people who take the training receive a rescue kit that includes education materials, referral information, two doses of Narcan and two small bottles to spray into nose of someone who is overdosing on heroin or opiods drugs such as morphine.
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People can call C.O.P.E. at 508-535-3405 to get more information about the training.
Another local group that provides training as well as Narcan is Learn to Cope, which has 12 chapters in the state, including one in Brockton and Quincy. Several of the chapters carry Narcan.
It's a support group for parents and family members dealing with a loved one's addiction to heroin, Oxycontin and other drugs.
Learn to Cope Founder Joanne Peterson knows firsthand the importance of being able to get Narcan. She has a son who is a recovering addict. But at one point she needed Narcan for her son, and didn't have it. He survived and was able to get treatment.
Learn to Cope began its pilot Narcan program with the state's Department of Public Health in 2011.
"I know it's controversial but it might be the cure that keeps someone alive until they can get into treatment," Peterson said.
For more information about the Narcan training, visit the group's website at learn2cope.org.
The need for Narcan is not diminishing, Peterson said. The drug epidemic, she said, is worse than ever.
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I really hope that he's part of the team's long term future. He has amazing chemistry with Wilson. He doesn't have huge numbers, but he's made a ton of big plays this season.
Maybe it's because I'm one of the few that rocks the Tate jersey but he's one of my favorite hawks.
I remember in the offseason it felt like he had to step up if he wanted to stay on the team, has he stepped up enough to warrant a new contract?
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The guy is 3-2 as a rookie starter, former third round pick. Is he perfect? Absolutely not. Is he doing better than most other rookie QB's, especially considering he's not the storied #1 overall or top-5 pick who is expected to be great? Absolutely yes. Yeah that pick six was pretty bad but guess what - there are veteran QB's all over the NFL throwing similar passes and getting caught. His second pick was a freak event, the way Lynch juggled it into the air.
That's not an easy place to go and he went 19-25 for 221 yards and a completion percentage of 76.0%. That was progress out there today.
Wilson isn't anywhere close to being the finished article but we've made our bed now. Instead of using a revolving door at QB it's time for these coaches to invest their faith in a guy they've selected. And that means us as fans letting this one ride for a while. He shouldn't have to beat the Pats next week to avoid questions. Look at the schedule and tell me this isn't going to get easier - especially with the home games at the back end. We've had a rock solid start with Green Bay, Dallas, Carolina - and the two supposed 'easier' games have come against opponents from what is suddenly the toughest division in the NFC.
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Reading this article below, talking about Tebow probably being traded/released by the Jets, got me thinking down the strange path that Tebow could actually be useful as a Seahawk.
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First, does anyone think other NFL teams will *trade* for Tebow or claim him in a way where they have to pay his full salary? Or will Tebow just be released, clear waivers, and then sign an NFL-minimum type deal with a new team?
Second, I'm sure I'm crazy on this, so either chime in and share why each of the hastily-thrown together points is totally insane, or if any of them would actually make sense.
1) He'd be a better 3rd QB than Portis
2) We already have 2 WR's who can, and have, thrown TD passes this season (and didn't Lynch throw one too?). With Tebow at TE, and we could be the first team to have a 10/10 (double-double) TE - throw for 10 TD's and catch 10 TDs. If we played him at H-Back, he could do the triple-double, throw 10 TD's, catch 10 TD's, and run for 10 TD's!
3) Imagine the 3rd-and-1 scenarios that would be possible with Tebow on the field... different places to line up, different options out of those formations, blocking, running, throwing, catching, direct snap, etc. Maybe Tebow could even make Bevell's awful bubble screens work! (catching them)
4) We might be able to trade Flynn if Tebow showed enough as a backup, and save a little money. (Assuming Tebow came cheaper, after being released outright.)
5) Bevell seems to be able to design plays to adapt to players skill sets, and he could probably figure out some dangerous things to do with Tebow; the "End-around Read Option", anyone?
6) Tebow would be interested in coming to Seattle, because he'd know the competition is real. With Carroll's competition system, if Tebow beat out RW in preseason, as fans we'd also know he is the real deal
7) Seattle already has one QB who's not supposed to have been viable in the NFL, and PC found a way to get him to work magic. Who better than Pete and Darrell to take another "unorthodox" QB and work magic with him?
8 ) PC/JS found great ways to use another outstanding college QB, our awesome fullback MRob.
9) With PC's "always compete" system, Tebow would have at least 3 chances to get on the field, between QB, TE, FB.
10) Tebow is one of the few QB's who could physically do what RW does. He could actually develop into a real NFL QB, especially with RW's example to learn from.
11) Tebow would fit the PC philosophy of physicality and toughness.
12) I bet Tebow can catch better than Evan Moore.
FWIW, all the above involve Russell Wilson being on the field also, as the QB, with the exception of Wilson being unavailable/injury.


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I am a little dismayed. Last year I was excited for players like Irvin, Kuechly, Upshaw, Hightower, Kendricks, David, and McClellin (as a LB). Even some of the boring prospects (Bobby Wagner) looked a lot better than the "fast" linebackers I've seen so far. Having looked at every LB that is a considered a likely top 60 pick in 2013, I am not falling in love with any of them.
Alec Ogletree is beginning to remind me of Kam Chancellor the more I watch him (hot/cold games, both are 6'3" 232 pounds, similar tackling style, similar coverage liability, Ogletree is a converted safety). There is a big difference though- Ogletree is far less physical. I don't think Seattle is looking for a downhill type at WLB, and if they are, I'd sooner move Chancellor there than burn a first on Ogletree. I think the Seahawks want a more well rounded player, ideally.
Someone like Arthur Brown. Problem is, Brown isn't very physical and doesn't have the best tape. And after these two, the options fall off fast.
Dion Jordan could make an intriguing option if Seattle views him as the league's weirdest 4-3 LB. It seems unlikely he'd reach our pick though.
Jelani Jenkins looks like a UDFA on tape. Great speed, but man, does he get pushed around. Might need to convert to safety.
Khasim Greene fits what Seattle is looking for, but I'd generously call his tape 4th round caliber. I'd probably rate at least 7 LBs from 2012 ahead of him.
Gerald Hodges is a player I really, really like, but is he fast enough? I am not sure. I'd draft him in a heartbeat in round 2 if PC thought Hodges speed is enough. Hodges reminds me of CJ Mosely.
Sean Porter is decently fast and is one of the better fast linebackers this draft. In some ways, he's a mix of Bobby Wagner and KJ Wright. Screams PC type LB.
Chase Thomas is more DE than LB, and his speed would be average at best by LB standards.
Michael Clay is awesome, but is he big enough to play LB in the NFL? Most would say no. I still like him as a strong safety convert (or maybe compete for Jeron Johnson's job). And if he Russell Wilson's his way into proving the doubters wrong about his size he'd be the ideal WLB for our defense. He's got that same "it" factor that Lavonte David had last year. David was 2 inches taller and 10 pounds heavier though, and was undersized even then.
Most of the LB's I like in this draft are more quick than fast: Tom Wort, Kiko Alonso, etc. Not sure Seattle would consider them.
Pass rushers and safeties are also a thin group. I have faith that our FO can get it done, but this year will be more of a challenge than last year for finding defense that fits our scheme. It wouldn't surprise me if Seattle goes offense in round one (excellent value for WR/ and possibly TE) or trades down before selecting defense.


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Tempting Fate In The Himalayan Outback of India
Words by Jennifer Sherowski. Photos by Eric Bergeri.
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One of the very best things about traveling to snowboard is that you're not a normal tourist. You're not the chubby dad pointing his video camera at everything that moves. You're not part of that Japanese tour group filing off the bus to see their damn sight. Nah, you're out there tearing the place apart and meeting local riders doing the same. Because after all, experiencing a foreign land isn't really about ingesting unidentifiable food or inquiring slowly and loudly with accompanying hand gestures, "Where can I use the toilet?" No, real integration only happens when you get mixed up with the locals and accept the native attitude.
With that said, TransWorld spent two weeks exploring one of the world's oldest and greatest nations—the Republic of India. From the tip of a 14,000-foot peak on the border of Pakistan to the dirty streets of Delhi and all points in between, we were true adventurers. And although we may have fought it at first, by the end of our journey we'd for the most part accepted what it really meant to be in India. In other words, we'd faced the fact that every single question we asked— Will the gondola be open tomorrow? Does the sun ever come out here? Will the power go out again tonight? Is the fruit salad safe to eat? Does our cab driver know where he's going? Will we make it through the drive alive?— would be answered in the exact same way:
Literally translated as "if God wills," this Arabic word spans India's copious languages (Hindi, Farsi, Urdu, Kashmiri, Punjabi, et cetera) and embodies a sort of shoulder-shrugging resignation about events to come. Neither optimistic nor pessimistic, it's just a humble acceptance of the future.
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Kashmir: A Backstory
There were seven of us in total—riders Chad Otterstrom, Ryan Thompson, Steve Fisher, and James Frederick, along with photographer Eric Bergeri, TWS filmer Joe Carlino, and me. We were headed to Gulmarg, a tiny town in the Northern province of Kashmir, way up high in the Himalayas. I'd be lying if I said we knew what awaited us. I'd read the U.S. State Department's warning about travel to Kashmir (the region extends into Pakistan and is just emerging from a 60-year war). However, I'd also heard that "the U.S. State Department is full of shit!" You never really know. For the most part, we tried to ignore the incendiary comments and we'd just find out when we got there.
Now, I'm pretty sure I didn't hear anything about the history of India during my Western school-system education, so I was as surprised as anyone to learn that the "India" we think of (Bengal tigers, Rajasthani princesses, Bollywood, et cetera) and "Kashmir" are two very different places. Situated along the northern cusp of India where the Himalayas erupt like a massive spinal column from the rolling Punjab plains, the "princely state of Jammu and Kashmir" (as it used to be known) is comprised of mostly Islamic mountain people who probably identify more with their fellow Muslims in Pakistan and Afghanistan than the largely Hindu population of more southerly Indian territories.
Although savagely beautiful, Kashmir is a war-torn place. My fairly inexpert understanding of the conflict is this: The year 1947 marked the end of British rule in India and the subsequent partition of all the princely states. A struggle over whether Kashmir would belong to India, Pakistan, or remain independent launched the Indo-Pakistani War—a struggle that ravaged the area for the next 50 odd years, continually demanding that Kashmiris' chief concern was simple day-to-day survival. The tension has dissipated somewhat in the last decade, with India currently occupying half of Kashmir and Pakistan controlling about a third with the rest in a gray area.
The Road To Gulmarg
Walking single file out of the airport in Srinagar (the winter capital of Kashmir) with each of us hauling two giant gear bags was a lot like being at the zoo—except in reverse. We were now in "occupied territory." A lineup of tattered soldiers or cops (or both?) fixed us with piercing stairs, especially (or so I imagined) eyeballing me—the sole female shamelessly walking around in the company of six men. A little distracted by our surroundings, I lagged behind the line in order to gawk around, until Eric waited up and whispered, "This isn't a good place to get separated." It was true. Even the dogs—skinny, scrappy, and sly—were eyeballing us.
I don't really blame people for staring, though. There was no getting around the fact that we were seven foreigners dragging odd-shaped, overstuffed duffels leaking electronics-charger cords and candy-bar wrappers. Yeah, in India (especially rural India), there's just no blend-in factor. You're either a dusky local wearing a turban or ferin (the local Kashmiri garb of a long wool robe with sleeves), or you're a foreigner. Forget "trying to not to stand out."
Anyway, the Srinagar airport doubles as the city's army base and consists of a camouflaged airstrip surrounded by camouflaged hangars and bunkers next to a parking lot that was, incidentally, the only thing within miles not camouflaged. The Srinagar runway doesn't have lights (that'd be a dead giveaway), so flights can only take off and land during daylight hours and in good weather.
Loaded into jeeps with our bags lashed sketchball style to the roof, we passed by men and boys on donkeys and bikes, colorful jalopy buses, and armed soldiers on guard every twenty yards or so. The guards squinted into the raw winter afternoon—no gloves and generally no hat or much other protection against the biting wind other than an army-issue canvas jacket and machine gun. Their presence near the airport made sense to us, but the firepower never really diminished throughout our two-hour drive, and eventually we realized that the entire Kashmiri region is being guarded by the bored, tired, and shivering ranks of the Indian Army.
Obviously, we weren't used to being around semi-automatic weaponry on a daily basis, and those guns made us nervous. What was the purpose of all that firepower? The short answer is that it's for show. An occupying army's job is, after all, to simply hang around and intimidate. And it was working … on us.
However, you couldn't help feeling a little bad for these guys—the soldiers, I mean. The ones who weren't bored out of their brains patrolling some shack in the middle of nowhere were making a sad attempt at winter overland training. Picture a line of knock-kneed, spindly fellows skating cross-country like it's maybe their second or third time on skis, ever—machine guns strapped haphazardly to their backs. Man, my maternal instincts kind of kicked in here. I wanted to tell them to just put the guns down—'cause if you think running with scissors is dangerous, try learning to cross-country ski with a firearm on your back.
The Mountain
Gulmarg sits on the side of Mt. Apharwat, a 14,000-foot Himalayan peak a few short miles from the Indian/Pakistani border and just 75 miles from Rawalpindi, the city where Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was gunned down a couple weeks before we showed up. But all of our anxieties about violence and political unrest flew out on the savage wind as we exited the gondola onto Apharwat's rocky ridgeline and took in the view from the top of the world. The jagged Himalayas spread out before us like rows of sharks teeth and off in the distance loomed a shadowy purple figure—Nanga Parbat, the ninth highest mountain in the world.
The terrain dropping away from us was all powder-loaded bowls in between wind-scoured ridges funneling into rolling deciduous-tree glades, which eventually gave way to luscious fir-tree lines rife with natural kickers and hips. If this resort were in North America, it'd be an expansive place serviced by an army of high-speed lifts dumping you into every nook and cranny. But this was India, so a sole second-hand gondola (plaques inside the cars read "Grenoble, France") took you straight to the top—where, cowboy-style, you could hike, traverse, or hooligan into whatever dangerous terrain awaited.
I know what you're thinking. With terrain like that, Gulmarg's gotta be the next Whistler or St. Moritz, right? Well, that kind of development probably will happen … but not anytime soon. Nothing's very organized. I mean, the Kashmiri people have just endured a war, so their mind-set isn't organization and thinking ahead—it's all about day-to-day survival. Also, there's no uninterrupted power source to the town, meaning the power goes out at least a couple times a day—the gondola shuts down and all the hotel lights and heaters turn off. Can you imagine the fur-coat set dealing with that? Nah.
However, Gulmarg is definitely on the come-up. This season marked the beginning of a legitimate explosives program for avalanche control using C-40 bought directly from the Indian army. Also, Ski Himalaya—a tour company owned by Australian businessman Peter Robinson—and the place that facilitated our trip to Gulmarg—has done tons to help the local infrastructure. Instead of bringing in their own non-Indian drivers, guides, and other employees to service their international traveler clientele, Ski Himalaya has become the largest employer of local Kashmiris in the area and is all about empowering them to lay their own foundation. The place also brought over American Dave Watson (two-time Everest summiter and our trusty guide for the trip) to train its team of Kashmiri ski and snowboard guides.
Anyway, a giant storm was forecasted for Gulmarg the day we arrived, and sure enough, the next morning we awoke to a thick curtain of flakes falling slowly and steadily. The upper mountain was closed—visibility up there was nil. "Awesome, snow!" we foolishly exclaimed. Be careful what you ask for. The storm stalled out over Gulmarg and dumped on us for the next five days. We watched the hotel snowbanks go from shoulder high to head high to way overhead. It snowed five feet in about as many days, and we wallowed around on the lower part of the mountain in literally shoulder-deep powder, waiting anxiously for the sky to clear enough for avalanche control and our chance at riding the real stuff up top.
At some point throughout this endless parade of blizzardry, I fell prey to serious food poisoning. I won't go into too much detail, but suffice it to say that I spent about 24 hours on what I considered my deathbed and lost several pounds in food-weight and fluid. This marked a major turning point in the trip, because suddenly nobody's stomach was happy. Ravenous hunger from hiking all day at high attitude was replaced with grumbling indigestion and diarrhea. Nothing at the hotel buffet sounded good to anyone anymore, and Ryan (a notorious germaphobe) was consuming nothing but PowerBars he'd brought from home. When I could finally eat again, I played it safe with white bread and Kit Kats. Our strength and morale were faltering.
There's nothing like a little sunshine to perk up even the most stricken traveler, though. Our final day in Gulmarg dawned clear, and so we rallied green-faced and weak up the gondola to the very top of the mountain. And what can I say? It was amazing. Himalayan powder is some of the best on the earth—light and dry, yet with a milky quality that renders it totally bottomless. The boys sent it off cornices and cliffs, and many a rooster tail was discharged into the sunshine. Our last run, we hiked to the very summit of Mt. Apharwat (a couple hundred feet above the gondola's top) and figure-eighted down thousands of feet of untracked vertical straight to our hotel. Silent, peaceful, and hip deep in powder—that was the way we ended the day.
Adventures In Delhi
Back in Dehli, we were starved, sweaty, and submitting more fully than ever to culture shock. Upon stepping out of the New Delhi airport, we were swarmed by the homeless and destitute trying to carry our bags, tuck in our shirts, show us the way to the parking lot, give us complements—anything for a tip. Because most of us were Americans—making us cheap as hell and also fierce guardians of our personal space—we zigged and zagged through the crowds in full escape mode whilst desperately looking for the vehicles that would transport us to our hotel. What we found, however, was not vehicles, but a vehicle—as in one vehicle arranged for seven people and all of our accompanying film/shred/travel gear. It was an interesting ride—all elbows in the ribs, armpits in the face, and knees jabbing into sensitive spots.
The city of Delhi is a magnificent, amazingly dirty metropolis filled with vibrant colors, potent smells, and the immense beauty of an intensely alive place. It's also a center of serious poverty. We never, ever got used to starving toddlers pulling at our pant legs and armless, toothless men begging in the traffic lineup.
We saw so much in the few short days we were in Delhi. Ruins, mosques, markets—it was all a blur. Uniformed schoolboys called out to us as we whizzed by in rickshaws and people took our picture from bus windows. Once, after taking a snapshot of Jama Masjid, Delhi's most famous mosque, I turned around and—snap! Two teenage boys had nabbed a picture of me! Apparently a blond Western chick was more of a photo op in India than a seventeenth century mosque. In fact, me getting photographed happened frequently all around town and (as you can imagine) got old really, really fast.
Pathetically and completely shamefully, we ate at Pizza Hut twice on our last day in Delhi—and it wasn't even good! Its only real redeeming quality was that it didn't make us violently ill. We were so ready for home we could taste it. This is not meant to be a judgment call about India at all, but our "adventure mode" had given way to "get us on a f—king plane mode." We'd gone into the trip fully down to taste and test everything the country had to offer, but now it seemed too intense for our travel-worn souls. Yes, the food was pungent, spicy, and delicious—but our stomachs couldn't handle it. And yes, the air was soft, breezy, and balmy—but it made our snot black and potentially fostered malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
You see, India harbors a rare richness of culture, history, and environmental beauty. It's nothing less than extraordinary—but you don't go there without courage and the taste for adventure. But hey, if you're traveling without those things, then something's really wrong with you anyway.
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Kashmir For Dummies (That Was Us)
Tipping: India operates on the tipping system, so get ready to shell out. Luckily, when we exchanged our money we were given an almost comically large stack of tattered bills. Even though the hundreds of 250-rupee bills we had of were the equivalent of two dollars (an amount that would probably feed an entire family for a couple days), we had a hard time just giving them away. "I don't know," somebody would inevitably say. "It's 250—that sounds like a lot!"
Booze: Kashmir is a mostly Muslim territory. Muslims don't drink alcohol. However, the Indian soldiers (mostly Hindu) are issued alcohol rations, and they supplement their income by selling this hooch on the sly. We became hip to this phenomenon a few days in and bought some beer from the back door of a restaurant—it was crap malt liquor and nearly undrinkable. Once we got hold of a bottle of "whiskey"—a vile, amber-colored chemical concoction that smelled of bug spray and tasted of grain alcohol. If that's what Muslims think booze tastes like, no wonder they don't drink.
Natural predators: Before traveling to Gulmarg, we had to sign a Ski Himalaya release saying that the company was not responsible in the event of an attack by snow leopards or monkeys. Yep, the ultra-rare snow leopard flourishes in the Gulmarg area and has been known to maul unsuspecting folks by jumping down from tree limbs and attacking. We didn't see any, of course, but we did see monkeys—which, while cute from afar, were revealed to be gross, rodent-esque trash scavengers with soul-piercing stares.


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NEWPORT Gwent Dragons failed to halt their slide in the RaboDirect Pro12 after slipping to an infuriating 23-19 defeat to Edinburgh at Rodney Parade.
A late charge was unable to prevent the Scottish side emerging with a first league victory of the season that sees them leapfrog their hosts in the table.
Not only did the Dragons fail to climb to seventh but they are now looking nervously over their shoulder at Cardiff Blues, who are just three points back in the battle to avoid being Wales' worst.
It's just one win in seven Pro12 games since the turn of the year and one fears that the Rodney Parade region are in freefall and in danger of repeating last season's disaster when just hapless Zebre were beneath them.
The performance was slightly better than the meek submission to Connacht a fortnight earlier.
The set piece stood up well, the back row was to the fore and the midfield Jack Dixon-Pat Leach partnership was strong.
There was a lot more fight in the Dragons' display... and yet it counted for nothing.
Hindered by some rank decision-making and a shocking kicking game, they were kept at arm's length by the Scots until showing some urgency at the death.
It left you to ponder how the Dragons can do the double over Scotland's top team Glasgow and yet suffer Murrayfield and Rodney Parade losses to Edinburgh.
The Dragons had the better of what was a pretty mediocre first half yet headed to the changing rooms trailing 10-9.
They made an excellent start and wing Hallam Amos, on his first start since suffering an ankle injury against Leinster in February, was close to crossing with a super break down the left only for the greasy ball to escape from his grasp as the Edinburgh cover closed in.
The hosts continued to press but came up against a well-drilled defence and had to be content with a Jason Tovey penalty for a 3-0 lead after a quarter.
The Dragons continued to have the better of things but were unable to stretch away from the Scots, mostly through their own infuriating errors.
Tovey knocked over another three-pointer to double the lead thanks to a penalty won at the scrum but after being on top for half an hour the Dragons shot themselves in the foot towards the end of the half.
First prop Phil Price, who was doing so well at the set piece, daftly gifted visiting full-back Jack Cuthbert a penalty by handling in a ruck despite being told not to by referee Leo Colgan, the loosehead trudging off gesticulating to furious teammate Richie Rees that he could hear the warnings.
And 6-3 to the Dragons promptly became 10-6 to Edinburgh when tighthead Willem Nel barged over for a converted try after a break by centre Andries Strauss.
Tovey did manage to reduce the deficit with the last kick of the half but they would have been scratching their heads as to how they would be playing catch-up from the restart.
It was more of the same after the break; the Dragons continued to dominate in terms of territory and possession but lacked the calmness required to translate that into points.
Nonethess, the scrum was going well and a penalty allowed Tovey to make it 12-10 and also earned Nel a warning.
But it was the other tighthead that then took centre stage when the Scottish side crossed for a bizarre second try.
Centre Matt Scott cut back in midfield and, much to his surprise, was able to exploit a gaping hole that had been created by Mr Colgan accidentally tripping Duncan Bell. Lock Matthew Screech's desperate tackle failed and suddenly it was 17-12.
That score took the wind out of the Dragons' sails; shoulders seemed to slump and a Cuthbert penalty meant that with 66 minutes gone they were not even in bonus point territory.
Another by the full-back made it 23-12 but that stung the hosts into action.
First, after Edinburgh lock Izak van der Westhuizen was sin-binned for dragging down a driving lineout, replacement centre Ross Wardle cut a lovely line to barge over.
Tovey converted and then the Dragons pressed for a winner.
First a surging run by lock Cory Hill panicked the visiting defence and then they forced scrambling Scott into carrying the ball over his own line following a grubber kick through.
Alas, despite winning penalties from the five-metre scrums they were unable to steal the spoils at the death, Mr Colgan deciding that the set piece had gone through 90 degrees with time over rather than heading under the sticks for a penalty try.
Dragons: D Evans (W Harries 65), T Prydie, P Leach, J Dixon (R Wardle 70), H Amos, J Tovey, R Rees (W Evans 66), P Price (O Evans 73), E Dee (S Parry 66), D Bell (B Douglas 66), A Coombs (captain), M Screech (C Hill 63), J Groves (N Talei 69), L Evans, T Faletau.
Scorers: try – R Wardle; conversion – J Tovey; penalties – J Tovey (4)
Edinburgh: J Cuthbert, S Hidalgo-Clyne, M Scott, A Strauss (C Bezuidenhout 65), T Brown, H Leonard, G Hart, A Dickinson, R Ford (J Hilterbrand 20), W Nel, G Gilchrist, I van der Westhuizen, M Coman (captain), C du Preez, D Denton.
Scorers: tries – W Nel, M Scott; conversions – J Cuthbert (2); penalties – J Cuthbert (2)
Yellow cards: I van der Westhuizen
Referee: Leo Colgan (Ireland)
Attendance: 4,574
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This led to several online threads featuring comments such as "Finally! A doctor who cares!"
Apparently, this means that doctors like me, who charge more than practically nothing, are evil and don't care.
I respect Dr. Dohner, and am not putting him down. I think highly of what he does. I actually like what I do, and if I were independently wealthy and could see patients for free, I probably would.
It isn't until almost the end that the article notes Dr. Dohner is supported by his family's farming business, and NOT his medical practice. By that time most readers have moved on to the football scores and "Dancing with the Stars" results, and therefore are left with the impression that any doctor can do this for $5 a head.
I do care.
But that doesn't mean I don't have my own responsibilities: like office rent. And paying Annie & Mary. And a mortgage. A wife. 3 kids. If I can't support those things, then I'm not going to be able to keep my office open to care for people.
Regardless of what people may think, just because I charge for my services doesn't mean I don't care.
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Cool and Creamy Desserts" Host Christopher Kimball visits Toscanini's to learn the secrets behind professional ice-cream making. Next, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows Chris how to make the Best Homemade Ice Cream. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his pick for the top ice-cream makers, and tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of vanilla beans. D
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Simply Ming "Spring Roll Wrappers and Pesto" Guest Chef: Marc Forgione. Both the East and the West have versatile ingredients that really deserve to be given the opportunity to spread their wings. For example, spring roll wrappers can do much more than contain fillings and pesto rates more partners than pasta. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Fast Forward to Dinner" With her student Bonnie, Joanne makes us quicker versions of the comfort foods she grew up with in New England, oven-roasted sausages, and a sauerkraut that is so fast she couldn't resist calling it lazy-girl sauerkraut. Recipes: Oven-Roasted Sausages with Riesling, Apples and Pears and Lazy-Girl Sauerkraut. Student: Bonnie Lin, Conference Interpreter. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Siena and Assisi: Italy's Grand Hill Towns" Rick tours the innovative medieval hospital in Siena and a bakery that makes panforte. He explores the Chianti region and spends a night at a farmhouse where he learns about the Slow Food Movement before following the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi.G
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Death: A Personal Understanding "Child" Children often understand that death is a changed state of being, but not how final it is. Between the ages of seven and ten, their questions about death become more frequent and complicated. In this program, we look at children. D
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Death: A Personal Understanding "Grief and Bereavement" The effect of grief can last a lifetime as we try to find a balance between overcoming our loss and keeping the memory of the loved one alive. In this program, the question "How long does grief last?" guides conversations with two middle-aged sisters whose mother recently died; with members of a family in which the youngest son was murdered; with an adult orphaned as a child; and with a teenager who lost her mother, and may now lose her father and brother, to AIDS. D


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by Linton July 11, 2003
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by maxpacemph March 14, 2006
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by cakeandfinewine September 23, 2004
1. Used to describe people who make bad decisions, I.E. have no brain. Can fill the place of words like dumb, dull, and stupid.
2. A nickname for Iowa's Governor Branstad
2. A nickname for Iowa's Governor Branstad
Ex: "Guess what, Braindead cut education funding again," said John.
by Truth Jester April 13, 2011
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Joe:Maybe we should wipe up the drool from his chin?
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5:00 pm
Art of the Western World "Early Renaissance" Part I: The rebirth of classical themes and humanistic ideas marked the Renaissance in Italy, as seen in Florentines Brunelleschi, Masaccio, Ghiberti, and Botticelli. Part II: Glowing color. D
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Bake Decorate Celebrate! "Chocolate Fun" What could be more fun than desserts featuring chocolate? There are three amazing chocolate treats on today's show. First is a candy burst cake and a unique technique for piping colored candy melts to create shapes. Then, Nancy has a decorating tip lesson for making a balls and bead borders. D
6:30 pm
Katie Brown Workshop "Sweet" The recipes and projects Katie presents promise to satisfy even the sweetest tooth and awaken your sweet side. In the Kitchen: Colorful Birthday Cake, Heavenly Orange & Cherry Brownies and Kyle's Famous Sugar and Spice Cookies. Projects: Make-and-decorate lip balm. D
7:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Chewy Brownies and Chocolate Cupcakes" Man on the street Doc Willoughby investigates boxed versus homemade brownies in a head-to-head tasting. Then, test cook Julia Collin Davison reveals the secrets to better-than-the-box Chewy Brownies at home. Next, host Christopher Kimball visits NYC's famous Magnolia Bakery to find out what all the fuss is about! Then, test cook Yvonne Ruperti shows Chris how to make the Ultimate Chocolate Cupcakes. D
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Baking with Julia "Program 12" Author and master teacher at Peter Kump's New York City Cooking School, Nick Malgieri visits Julia Child in her kitchen. Malgieri bakes an assortment of fancy cookies. Malgieri creates a cornmeal- currant biscotti. D
8:00 pm
Gifts of Imperfection: Living with Courage, Compassion and Connection In this special presentation, renowned research professor and author Dr. Brene Brown shares what she's learned from a decade of research on the power of authenticity. She will help viewers engage with the world from a place of courage and worthiness. We've all experienced the pressure to fit in, and the feeling that our worthiness is measured by how we look or what we earn. D
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The Jazzy Vegetarian "Dazzling Chocolate Desserts" Host Laura Theodore prepares her luscious chocolate culinary creations. The line up includes; "Triple Chocolate Brownies," a quintessential chocolate treat, followed by "Pots de Creme" a delectable, rich tasting pudding. Scrumptious "Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins" are up next and "Chocolate Truffle Trio" rounds out this dazzling dessert line up. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Summertime Supper" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making perfect Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews liquid measuring cups in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Lighter Corn Chowder with lots of corn flavor. D
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Simply Ming "Lemongrass & Extra Virgin Olive Oil" Guest Chef: Tiffani Faison. Lemongrass is an East ingredient that has a big lemon flavor without the acidity. When paired with Extra Virgin Olive Oil you have a flavor combination that is sure to please the palate. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Spain On My Mind" Joanne shares with us her emotional connection to Spain. She begins by preparing Salmorejo, a cold tomato and bread soup she first discovered in Southern Spain, and then works with her student Joan to overcome his fear of cooking lamb by preparing a hearty lamb, white bean, and chorizo stew with a spicy infused olive oil drizzled over the top. Recipes: Salmorejo and Spanish Lamb Stew. D
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