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There are a number of factors that distinguish me as a Master Clinician in the treatment of the Shoulder Complex. With over 50 years of clinical experience, I continue to treat patients on a regular basis and perform evidence-based research to validate the most up-to-date clinical examination and treatment procedures. My background also includes presenting hundreds of continuing education workshops, presenting hundreds of abstracts at meetings held all over the world, publishing articles in referred journals, and publishing books on the relevant topics. Along with these I have won numerous teaching awards. Clearly the credentials listed here qualify me to be a Master Clinician for this course, a course that I still have the passion for teaching and one in which I hope to guide clinicians toward becoming better evidence-based practitioners. -George J. Davies DPT, MEd, PT, SCS, ATC, LAT, CSCS, PES, CSMS, FAPTA
DR. GEORGE J. DAVIES is a clinician, educator, speaker, researcher, author, editor and consultant. He is an internationally known speaker who has presented hundreds of conferences throughout the world on sports medicine, sports physical therapy, athletic training, shoulder, knee, open and closed kinetic chain topics, orthopaedics, rehabilitation and Isokinetics. George began in this great profession of sports medicine almost 50 years ago when he started as a student, assistant and head athletic trainer. He has been involved in the clinical practice of sports physical therapy/athletic training, since 1965. He still maintains an active clinical practice at Coastal Therapy in Savannah, GA and Gundersen Lutheran Sports Medicine, LaCrosse, WI. He has been actively involved in the sports coverage as an athletic trainer/sports physical therapist at a variety of sporting events: 1980 Winter Olympics, Lake Placid, NY, 1986 Pan American Games, Indianapolis, IN, 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, volunteer trainer at the USOTC, Lake Placid, NY, 2003, a member of the USA Medical Staff for the 2005 Summer World University Games in Izmir, Turkey, Paralympic Games in Beijing, China, 2008, and was invited by the IOC to present educational workshops for clinicians from around the world at the London Olympic Games, 2012. He has a passion for teaching and has been an educator for over 40 years in colleges and universities. For the past 38 years, he has been involved in teaching in physical therapy programs. He is presently a Professor of Physical Therapy at Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, GA since 2004. He was also honored as a Professor-Emeritus of Physical Therapy at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse following 30 years of teaching. He has been involved in many research projects that have been presented at numerous national and international conferences and published in various journals. He has participated in hundreds of scientific conferences and workshops throughout the world in the last 35 years, published over 200 articles and research abstracts in various periodicals, written several books and has contributed chapters to over 40 books. George was the original co-founder and co-editor of The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy for 10 years. To honor George's achievements, at the 25th anniversary year of JOSPT, they honored his achievement by creating the GEORGE J. DAVIES JAMES A. GOULD EXCELLENCE IN CLINICAL INQUIRY AWARD. This award is given to the best paper each year. George was also one of the co-founders and original Associate Editors for Sports Health: A Multidisciplinary Approach, 2009. Dr. Davies has also been fortunate to win several prestigious awards during his career in sports medicine.


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On 6 March 43, at NANKAN railway station, this officer was left with a small party consisting of one section of Gurkhas and a few Burma Riflemen to guard a track which afterwards proved to be the main INDAW road, while the Column carried out demolitions on the railway. Two lorry loads of enemy troops arrived and were successfully ambushed. Capt. Griffiths continued to fight the enemy for two hours while the demolition work continued, until the enemy was reinforced, when he eventually withdrew without casualties, having destroyed three Japanese Lorries and counted fourteen enemy corpses.
Throughout the campaign this officer showed great coolness and soundness of judgement . Thanks to his foresight and his capable leadership, the platoon of Burma Rifles under his command furnished completely reliable information of the enemy, and enabled his Column to move through enemy country unmolested save on one occasion. His handling of his men in action was excellent
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Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!
Lost In Space such a classic cheesy TV show that began in 1969 (WOW! yet another reason that is perhaps the greatest year ever.)
As I worked with "Dave" he kept making space references as we organized his basement.
"This is like a black hole of stuff"
"These books seem to just orbit around this house."
"I just want to launch this stuff out of here."
These space references got me thinking ...
what has been lost in space?
Unfortunately, the past 45 years of space exploration have generated a lot of junk!
Space junk can be anything from hatches blown off space modules, paint fragments from the space shuttle, or satellites that no longer work. Man-made debris orbits at a speed of roughly 17,500 mi/hr (28,000 km/h)! Think of the damage even a small speck of paint could do if it hit a spacecraft at such a high speed!
This is an image of the junk in space around our beautiful earth. There's even an Orbital Debris Program Office in NASA. This is the space garbage department for our world.
Good to know that Russia, Japan, France, and the European Space Agency have all issued orbital debris guidelines.
Here's a close up shot.
Look at all the stuff circling up there!
The top 10 items circling our lovely planet:
1. A spare space glove
2. Spatula - making eggs in space?
3. Bags o'trash - darn Soviet Mir cosmonauts
4. Camera
5. Toothbrush - definitely time for a new one
6. Pliers
7. Nuclear Fuel - leaking Soviet satellites are driping fuel
8. A rocket - seems NASA forgot about a rocket from 1969
9. A pen
10. Bolts - bet there are some loose screws floating around too
What's been lost in your space?


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The Truth About Dead Presidents on Paper
The concept of money has an interesting effect on people.
The power they attribute to it would make one think that the picture of a dead president on piece of paper could create happiness and financial security.
Of course we know that's a silly assumption. But the fact is, people still live their entire lives as though it were true.
You see them:
- standing in a long line to purchase a lottery ticket
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- or spending countless hours striving to further a career with no thought of personal health or personal relationships
- or funneling their savings into an investment they know nothing about in the belief that that will create security for them in their so-called golden years
In each of these scenarios – and in countless others all across the country – people are chasing wildly, almost thoughtlessly, after currency. It has become a prime focal point of their existence. At the end of that road in life, most come up disappointed, discouraged, and disillusioned. Why? Because money simply does not have that kind of power.
Money in and of itself has no intrinsic value. It is merely a tool with which to measure value. If you have something of value and I want to purchase that item from you, in our society, I give you money for it. (In America that would be dollars.) In centuries past I might have given you gold doubloons, a pretty shell, a belt of beaded wampum, or even salt. Money is a medium of exchange. To think of money in this way may require a paradigm shift from what you have heard all your life.
What if the focus was on utilizing your assets and resources to move you toward your goals and objectives? Building on that as the foundation, money can then have a greater impact on the things in life that are truly fulfilling.
The funny thing is that the people who are not attached to money are often the ones who have it present in their lives.
Are you focused on accumulating money or adding value? My experience is that only the latter can produce long-term financial success and a fulfilled and balanced life. Never let it be said that you allowed the picture of a dead president on a piece of paper to run your life.
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Beau, this is such a powerful message! I love the distinction between accumulating money or adding value. Thanks!
Beau, most of us have not had good money education… thank you for putting the focus on increasing our value, using our assets to move us further toward achieving our purpose. I appreciate you and your teaching very much!
Love it, Beau, especially the idea that people who aren't attached to money are usually the ones who have it present in their lives. When we desperately chase dollars, we're actually creating resistance energy, causing it to run from us. Once detached, we can effectively manifest and attract it into our lives. Good stuff, my friend!
What a brilliant way to put the pursuit of money into perspective!
You are right on target with this post Beau. Whenever I stop worrying about money and return my focus to being of service and giving value to others, money seems to come pouring in.
Interesting what we will chase in the pursuit of happiness. I definitely agree with you that it seems that people not focused on money have it more available to them. I think that is because the people who often focus on money are thinking about what they don't have, rather than the abundance that shows up in their life already. As I have heard before 'what you focus on expands' so when you focus on what you don't have you get more of the same. Great reminder, thanks!
So well put! We make a huge mistake when we think money IS value. In fact, when we really start to grapple with the whole true concept of value – adding it, what it is to us, etc., it takes us so much further than any conversation or inquiry about money. I've seen this particularly clearly when engaged in barter – when there's a conversation about direct exchange of service or product for service or product, THEN it's much clearer that we're talking about value.
Thanks so much for pointing us in the direction of thinking more deeply about adding value, and about what really is of value, that we would want to invest our lives in the pursuit of. Certainly it wouldn't be pictures of dead presidents!


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My blogging journey started in 2018. As we are approaching the one year anniversary of Looking After Your Pennies. I thought I would share you with some reasons why I think you should start a blog too.
I spent most of 2017 telling anyone that would listen about how I wanted to start a personal finance blog. One day I think my husband just told me to get on and do it if I thought it was such a good idea. I did and it was.
Your reason for starting doesn't need to be because your spouse got tired of your chit chat. Here are five good reasons to get to it today:
Owning your own slice of the internet is something quite special. All of us use the internet everyday for all sorts of reasons, but not everyone owns a bit of it. That feels pretty good.
Designing, creating and nurturing your blog to become what you want it to be will bring you a great sense of pride as you watch it grow. Every time you upload a new post, add a new image or share it on social media it will become better than it was before.
As it grows, you will see your friends and family start to read and share it, then other bloggers and then random people that are genuinely moved by what you have written. It is such a great feeling.
Many bloggers will encourage you to find a niche. An area or topic around which your articles will be focused. You may find this an easy task when it comes to deciding or you may struggle. Whatever you land on make sure that it allows you some creative freedom.
Content creation is an underrated art form. The best writers with beautiful sites will make you want to revisit their page time after time. They do this because they allow themselves to show their creativity and passion.
This is one of the joys of blogging. You can write in a style that suits you about some of your favourite topics. If you think that you are "different" from other bloggers then don't worry that will make you stand out.
If you want to learn about social media marketing then try blogging. If you want to understand how Google finds articles then try blogging. If you want to discover how to design you own graphics then try blogging.
It is oversimplified to think that blogging is just sitting down at your computer and writing down your thoughts and feelings. Of course, it can be that if you want, but it can also be much more.
There are multiple elements when it comes to blogging success. You might find that you are naturally better at some than at others. You might have to work hard to get your head around a particular bit.
However your blogging journey goes, you will learn something. And not just a few things but a lot. And the great thing is that there will always be more to learn if you want to.
The blogging community is simply fantastic. It is practically impossible to start a blog and find yourself isolated. Bloggers want to help you out. They want to read your material. They want to share it on their social media. They want you to succeed.
You will soon find friends with similar interests. If you are blogging passionately about a topic, you will attract people to you that are equally passionate. They will want to discuss your ideas. You can easily find yourself having animated conversations about your favourite pastime with someone you've never met before.
And there are events for bloggers too. There are meetups and conferences where you can go and meet your new friends and your blogging heroes in person. You'll find that you are soon chatting to them over a coffee like you are old friends.
I wouldn't be true to my own blog if I didn't include this one. But blogging has the potential to make you money. That's the dream! Talking about your favourite things and earning money from it. Blogging provides you with that chance.
When starting out, it can feel as though only the big, superstar bloggers stand any chance of making money from blogging. But that is not true. There is good money out there for blogs of all size.
There are a few ways to make money from your blog: advertising, affiliate marketing, sponsorship and more. I'll go into more detail about this another day. Just know that there will be a way for you to make money from it if that is what you want to do.
Monetising does not have to be your goal though. You may start out aiming to just share your knowledge and experiences with the world. That is fine. But the money will be there if you change your mind in the future.
It does not matter what you decide to write about. Your blog is your space to write about it. There are no rules on your blog. If you normally write about food and recipes and one day decide you want to share your experiences with chronic illness then you can.
Your blog will evolve with you. It will become what you want and need it to be at your time life. Next year it might look very different from how it does now. But that is not wrong. It is the beauty of the blog!
What is even better is that if you want to separate these parts of your life, you can always start a new blog! There is plenty of room on the internet for all your great ideas. There's a space for every story.
I could think of a thousand reasons to delay starting my blog this time last year. But nearly one year on they all seem so silly. Blogging was one of the highlights of 2018 and I'm looking forward to continuing with it for many years to come.
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Inspired by your lovely soft green colors......here is my entry for STVMONTG1
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You are ALL doing a fabulous job!!!! GREAT work!!!
Here's my entry for this fun challenge. I love designer/patterned paper!!
Here's my challenge card using two designer papers:Mix It Up Monday - Thanks!
Finally got a chance to use two pieces of cardstock with dp on them on a card. :)
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The Brooklyn Museum's long-standing tradition of First Saturdays features an extensive lineup of free public programming tied to its permanent collection and rotating exhibits. Check their schedule for programs which require tickets in advance. The Norm restaurant and the museum café remain open late, with a happy hour from 5 to 7pm.
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Groups need to become service-enabled prior to being able to request services. See Manifest - Requesting Service-Enabled Groups for instructions.
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The Working Affiliation Review Group(WARG) will review requests for service-eligibility and determine if they are valid. Some things WARG base their decision on are:
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I've cropped the store's name and email to save it the embarrassment. I hope the staff takes a proofreading course during closure!
How many errors can you find?
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I found three glaring errors but I'm sure you'll tell us more! First, they have "an" instead of "any", inconvenience is spelled wrong, and "Inquires" should be "inquiries." Don't even get me started on commas!
Hmmm...I see at least three. I see "AN" should be "ANY" (unless it was a single inconvenience!), "INCONVIENENCE" should be "INCONVENIENCE" (I almost missed that one!) and "INQUIRES" should be "INQUIRIES."
Hi Virginia and Kelly,
I was thinking of the same three errors you spotted--3 of 19 words misspelled! Yes, we could add a couple of periods and a comma, but the spelling is the craziest part.
Thanks for commenting.
Hi Lynn,
I can find 5 errors: 2 spelling errors (inconvenience and inquiries), 2 grammatical errors (passive: be reopened, be continued) and 1 with regards to content (upon -> after).
This would be a revised example:
Kind regards
I would use "resume" instead of "continue"
Hi Lynn!
Your killing me! What is the answer? I see what everyone else is seeing. Is it the sentence structure?Where do you reveal the answer so that we can learn from this?
Hi Paul,
Thanks for taking this challenge seriously. I'm saying yes on the two spelling errors--good catches.
But changing active verbs ("reopen" and "continue") to passive ones ("will be reopened" and "will be continued") is not a good idea. It makes the sentences wordy and indirect. Please reconsider that idea.
Similarly, "caused" feels passive. I suggest dropping it.
If you want to read more about my take on passives, check out this post:
Patty, replacing "continue" with "resume" is an excellent edit.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Nathalie,
I'm smiling at your enthusiasm. The errors I focused on were the spelling of "inconvenience," "inquiries," and "any" (as "an").
Punctuation would also make the sign clearer, but its absence seems to be intentional rather than accidental. But lines like "Inquires please contact" come across as sloppy.
Did you find the same errors?
The real question is: would you buy from these people? If they cannot produce a sign, how adept can they be in business?
Hi Bart,
That IS the question. When I am dealing with a service professional, I always back off when they make mistakes in the small details. However, this sign was from a jewelry store. As long as the jewelry and the prices seemed good, I would shop there--but I would carefully check the bill!
Thanks for commenting.
Hyphen should be required in between "reopen" like "re-open".
an inconvenience should be corrected as "the inconvenience"
Spelling error found in "INCONVIENENCE".
Hi Senna,
There's no need for a hyphen in "reopen." Readers can easily recognize the word without confusing it with another word.
You are right about the spelling error. Please see the comments above.
Thanks for stopping by.
hi Lynn,
Thanks for correcting me.
What about using "the" instead of "an".
Further, I was told by one person that;
"Sorry, the inconvenience caused" is the correct way and "Sorry for the inconvenience caused" is incorrect. He mentioned that "for" is not necessary. Is that correct?
Hi Senna,
"The inconvenience" is fine.
Your person's advice is wrong. If you understood him correctly, I suggest that you not take advice from him about English. "For" is necessary.
Thank you very much Lynn. Trust same theory applies with the word "regret".
Hi Senna,
Not necessarily. This sentence is correct: "I regret the inconvenience."
Many thanks Lynn. May be he mentioned about "regret" then.
Thanks again.
Never buy from a jeweler who advertises his product as jewlery! ;)
Hi Donna,
Yes, his attention to detail would certainly be lacking.
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News-Sentinel shows biasA few days back, readers will recall that I called for the boycott of WBIR-TV because it persisted in showing The Book of Daniel despite multitudinous objections from local Christians, clergy and others.
Now the News-Sentinel is showing where its biases are on the matter. On January 7th, the paper published a series of letters sent to WBIR General Manager Jeff Lee in support of the station's decision to run the show. By his own admission on television, Lee received numerous letters and phone calls demanding that the program not be run here in Knoxville, far more against Daniel than in its favor. Note that Lee chose not to submit those letters so that the people of East Tennessee might read them in the paper.
Indeed, I examined Letters to the Editor all the way back to January 1st, and could not find a single letter in the paper regarding the controversy about The Book of Daniel that was opposed to WBIR running the show. As emotional and as public as this issue has been locally, I have a hard time believing that the News-Sentinel got no letters from concerned readers denouncing WBIR's decision.
I did find one interesting letter, though, on January 7th. Danny Evans of Knoxville wrote a letter denouncing "liberal" Christians for their moral laxity. I agree with Mr. Evans' argument from a moral point of view, but his letter does not argue his case well from a logical point of view. However, the letters from the people in support of blasphemous television were logical and well-argued, even if wrong.
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Info on Patchouli Plant care Please?!
I have had two Patchouli plants (at different times), and they both died. :-( I tried different things with them; more light/less light, good soil/not-so-great soil; well watered/let it dry out. Nothing worked. What do Patchouli plants like? (I didn't include a picture because I'm sure everybody knows what a dead plant looks like :-( So sad....)
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I don't attack the clone who is active, but instead lure him a LITTLE bit a
way, just enough to drag the body in and
grab my minigun. Once inside the clone chamber, I kill the active clone if
he tries to attack me, then drag the previously
killed clone onto the floor panel. Now for the best part of this tactic:
the clones are all standing in the small room, just
begging to be mowed down by the minigun. It's like shooting fish in a
barrel :D I then drop the minigun and wax the professor with the mp5 and
I'm done. I've found this tactic to be the most effective way to beat the game.
Takes about 5 minutes, tops.
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Alison Jones
Lovely apartment ! ?
– Hi, I'm Rachel. Welcome to my 500 square foot
apartment in Carroll Gardens. Come on in. (melodious instrumental music) I live in the apartment
with my partner Stacey and our cat Savannah. I would say my style is
comfortable and clean with enough space to
think but to be creative. That's true at Soapwalla as well we have a good amount of space so that we can sort of move things around. I'm a very tactile person so I need that in my house as well. Soapwalla is a natural skincare company. I founded it really out of my own need. I have systemic lupus which
is an autoimmune illness. And really that's just
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products out of a need, I couldn't find anything on
the market that I could use. So I realized at one point if I couldn't find it, I had to make it. As you can see I have a million plants, they bring a lot of light
and joy into my life, but also there's a real
health element to it as well. Plants are very good at filtering air and since I have pretty weak lungs, there's also a health reason for me to have so many plants around. So this is our renovated bathroom. This little sake cup that's got a plant
cutting in it right now, that comes from our next-door
neighbor at Soapwalla. And it's really nice to have sort of a co-worker's
piece in the bathroom. So this is a little DIY
project that Stacey and I made to sort of house Savannah's
kitty litter area, so she had a nice bathroom area as well. And then this is a
painting that our friend Albert Sharp did a few
years before he died. On our bed is a quilt from the 1930s that we got from a shop a few years ago and is very similar to some of my great grandmother's quilts that I have. So one of the biggest challenges of living in a prewar apartment most of the work that you
do is behind the scenes, so it's under the floor, behind the walls, above the ceiling. Mold is something that with lupus my lungs are really affected. So when there's an issue with mold, not only can I not participate I actually have to move
out of the apartment. There are safety measures
that you have to take when embarking on home renovation projects that you may not otherwise
have to think about if you're perfectly healthy. The roof deck is my sanctuary, like it really makes
the city feel manageable when it's at its most overwhelming. I feel so lucky that we have that space and also really proud that we built it out as much as we did. Like we brought up steel
beams, we brought up wood, we hand-built planters and a trellis and fencing along and
filled it with plants. It's really our little slice of heaven. That really helps infuse the apartment with good feelings and good memories. Having the things around
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To the one that made me a mummy. Five. Wow. I honestly have no idea where the time has gone. It's such a cliché but the days really are long and the years short as we already find ourselves at 5 years old. This feels like such a milestone age where things are changing. You are leaving behind the preschool years and turning into a wonderful little girl. There is no doubt that you are ready, but some days it… Keep Reading
To Henry, on your first day of pre-school
Oh, my beautiful baby Bear. Where do I start? I am sitting here writing this instead of turning up the hem on your trousers. No matter how much we looked we couldn't find a pair that would fit. That fact alone has my heart aching for your first day at school tomorrow. You still feel so small. While my social media fills with parents who are getting ready to send their children into reception, we are lucky in that the… Keep Reading
To my daughters nursery class teacher
And just like that it is the end of the school year. Last September I handed over to you one of the most precious things in my life. My first-born child. She was ready but I wasn't. I worried who would be there to hold her hand when she was afraid. Who would give her a cuddle if she was sad? Who would recognise the signs that she was struggling and try and help? Who would soothe her temper and… Keep Reading
Dear Henry – on your third birthday
Dear Henry Three years ago today you came along and completed our little family. Arriving in a rather dramatic way, I was not prepared for how much I would love you. It's true what they say. As a mother your capacity to love only grows with each child and you my darling boy, are a very easy child to love. Full of smiles and generous with your cuddles, you are a ray of sunshine, even on the cloudiest of days…. Keep Reading
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To Darcie, my first-born Bear. You are the tiny human that made me a mummy and I cannot thank you enough. As I sit here the night before you head off on a brand-new adventure tomorrow, it just feels so soon. Tomorrow you start pre-school 5 mornings a week for the upcoming school year. We've seen the school, met the teachers and know that you will love it there. However – now we only have a few short hours to… Keep Reading


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Lenovo's introduced a bunch of new models to the Moto brand since it acquired Motorola, and one of those is the Moto Z2 Force. The Z2 Force is basically Motorola's flagship, and in our review, we found that while it was incredibly quick and took nice pictures, it was just too expensive. But now, Best Buy is offering up the Verizon Z2 Force for a stunningly low $456 with a free Insta-Share Projector Moto Mod.
As Motorola's most expensive phone, the Moto Z2 Force comes with top-notch specifications. They include a 5.5" 1440p AMOLED display with ShatterShield, a Snapdragon 835, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage with microSD expansion, dual 12MP rear cameras, a 5MP front-facing camera, and a 2730mAh battery. It's just 6.1mm thick, and comes with Android 7.1.1 Nougat on board. Unfortunately, there's no headphone jack, but that's quickly becoming a sign of the times.
Best Buy is taking a whopping $300 off the Moto Z2 Force for Verizon customers, dropping the price from $756 ($31.50/month) to $456 ($19/month). We also can't forget about that free Insta-Share Projector Moto Mod, which usually retails for $239. AT&T and Sprint are offering $200 discounts, but since their Forces' MSRPs were higher in the first place, the deal isn't nearly as good. AT&T's Z2 Force goes from $810 to $609.90, and Sprint's $792 to $591.84.
All these discounts are reflected in monthly payments, so you can't just pay the phone off and leave. The projector deal expires on 10/31 at 11:59pm ET for Verizon and AT&T, and 10/12 at 11:59pm ET for Sprint. To redeem your free projector Moto Mod and have it mailed to you, head here.


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Our spiritual leader Sister Helen Holy is back again this week to share her good Christian perspective on the news.
Halloween: The dreaded Halloween observance is upon us. Some like to point out this the origins of this filth go back, to the fact that is it celebrated on the eve of All Hallows Day, thus the name, Hallow E'en. How dare people try to tie this satanic celebration to some arbitrary Episcopalian Sunday special. No, I prefer to recognize this time of year for what it really is. An excuse for people to celebrate witches, goblins and ghosts while giving candy to children. Much like election day, which closely follows.
Ten Commandments: Speaking of the man downstairs, an alleged satanist drove his car into a granite edifice of the Ten Commandments on the grounds of the Oklahoma State Capitol, shattering it to bits. Cecil B. DeMille would have us believe that Charlton Heston, er, Moses smashed the original tablets after seeing the children of Israel in debauchery. Therefore, driving a car into a copy of the original is merely cinematic license.
Taylor Swift: That teen country music harlot, Taylor Swift, has released a recording of pop songs. I would prefer she title it "Revelations" as her inexplicable success is clearly a sign of the end times. Let us pray.
Sister Helen Holy of the First Southern Fried, Self-Satisfied Baptist Church is the arbiter of all that's good and Christian in this world. When not ministering to heathens at events on dry land nationwide, she can frequently be found taking her ministry to the high seas on RSVP Cruises, where she spends most of the week on her knees "in prayer." Be sure to follow Sister Helen Holy on Facebook at www.facebook.com/helen.holy.


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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Anerio Cincotta's Peach Chicken
Here is Anerio with his peach.
In a 10x15 inch pan:
Sprinkle Italian Seasoning on the bottom.
Add a layer of bread crumbs lightly on top of the saesoning.
Lay 8 chicken quarters in the pan.
Sprinkle the chicken with bread crumbs.
Bake for 10 Mins. at 375 degrees F.
Remove the pan from the oven and add:
1 large can of Peaches with juice to the pan.
(Salt and pepper to taste. Not really necessary and Anerio does not use it.)
Return the pan to the oven and bake for 1 1/2 hours until the chicken is golden brown.
Baste every 15 minutes.
Thanks Anerio...this sounds good.
Everyone knows that chicken goes well with fruit, or practically any other flavor. But Anerio...You are such a traitor! You know we are citrus people from the islands! Grammie would have drizzled this with olive oil at the end. But then she did that to everything. How would this be, sprinkled with a bit of sugar and a pat of butter inside each peach half(arranged hollow side up)with no seasoning added? Just run it under the broiler till the sugar caramelizes.
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A fresh, soft loaf is the one I like for bruschetta, slightly awkward to slice but better for getting a rough surface to each piece. The ridges and furrows of a badly cut slice of bread are far more interesting when toasted than a perfectly flat slice with its uniform brown. They are more interesting to eat, but also better for rubbing the cut side of a garlic clove on.
Most of the time I eat such thickly cut, rough-textured toast soaked with olive oil, a hint of garlic and some roughly chopped tomatoes. Other times it will get a lattice of anchovy fillets or a lump of burrata, broken open to reveal its milky, barely solid interior, and rivulets of deep green oil. But there are times when my toast slips over into the territory of light lunch, when several slices are brought to the table on a wooden board or an old china platter for all to share. (In which case they vanish in seconds.)
It is then the spreads come out, the cooked, creamed haricot beans with olive oil, lemon juice and basil; a mash-up of canned sardines, lemon zest and oregano; smashed, lightly cooked peas and tarragon and a beaten purée of sweet beetroot with salty feta.
I found smoked cod's roe at the fishmonger's this week: two rose-coloured lobes which I processed into a cream with olive oil, garlic, lemon and a slice of soaked bread. Taramasalata, of course, but homemade is so different from the pink paste of commerce. I could have let things rest there, but added tiny broad beans too, probably the last of the season, and wispy tendrils of pea shoots. The moment a slice of toast becomes a proper lunch.
Creamed cod's roe, broad beans
Some recipes for taramasalata contain bread. This is not just a question of easing the expense (smoked cod's roe isn't the cheapest thing in the fishmonger's) but of lightening the texture, which the crumbs do very well. This recipe makes plenty, and will keep in the fridge for several days. Makes enough for 6 or more.
For the smoked cod's roe:
white bread 75g
smoked cod's roe 300g
garlic 1 clove
olive oil 400ml
a lemon
broad beans 400g in their pods
pea shoots a handful
bread for toasting 6 slices
olive oil
Soak the bread in a basin of cold water for 10 minutes. Wring the water gently from the bread then place it in the bowl of a food mixer. Slice the lobe of cod's roe in half, then, using a teaspoon, scrape out the roe and discard the skin.
Peel and crush the garlic to a purée and add it to the roe and bread, then beat slowly to combine. With the beater at a fairly slow speed, beat the roe and bread while slowly introducing the olive oil in a steady stream, as if making mayonnaise.
When the texture is soft and creamy but still spreadable, season with the juice of half a lemon or more. Transfer to a container, cover and chill in the fridge till needed.
Put a deep pan of water on to boil and salt it lightly. Pod the broad beans, then drop the beans into the boiling water and leave to cook for 5-9 minutes depending on their size. When the beans are ready, plunge them into cold water then skin each bean by squeezing it between thumb and forefinger. Wash the pea shoots and shake them dry.
For the toast: place the slices of bread snugly on a baking sheet and brown under an overhead (oven) grill. Alternatively, brown them on a hot griddle pan or in a toaster. As the bread browns, sprinkle lightly with a little olive oil then spoon on some of the smoked cod's roe cream.
To finish, divide the beans between the toasts, scattering them over the cod's roe then add the pea shoots and a trickle of olive oil to each one.
Beetroot and feta bruschetta
The feta and beetroot marriage is a classic, but I have also used goat's cheeses, marinating them in thick slices with olive oil, lemon juice and thyme and crumbled dried chilli. You need a cheese that has plenty of fresh, quite acidic notes to balance the sweetness of the creamed beetroot.
Makes 4 toasts
beetroot 400g
feta 200g
oregano leaves 1 tbsp
red wine vinegar 1 tbsp
olive oil 4 tbsp
bread for toasting 4 thick slices
a clove of garlic
Put a deep pan of water on to boil. Trim the beetroots but do not peel them. Try not to break the skin (it will leak juice into the cooking water otherwise). Boil the beetroots, depending on their size, for about 40 minutes. They are done when a skewer can be inserted into them with very little pressure.
Crumble the feta into small pieces, roughly 1cm in size, then put them in a small bowl. Put the oregano leaves in with the feta, pour over the vinegar and the olive oil.
Remove the beetroots from the water, cool them just enough to allow you to handle them, then slide off the skins. They will come away easily with a little pressure from your thumbs.
Cut the beetroots into large pieces, drop them into the bowl of a food processor then process them to a thick purée. Season with salt and black pepper, remembering that the feta is quite salty.
Toast the bread, either on a hot griddle or in the toaster. Cut the clove of garlic in half and then rub the cut side of one of the pieces over the toasted bread. Spoon on some of the beetroot purée, then some of the marinated feta.
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(Healthcare Dive 10/30/2017)
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Ducru-Beaucaillou is an acclaimed Second Growth Château in the St. Julien appellation of Bordeaux. It has been managed by Bruno Borie since 2003.
Simply sublime. Required no decant to show its full potential. Dark garnet color with orange rim. Gorgeous nose of red and dark fruit, spice, leather, and a bit of wet earth. Fires on all cylinders in the attack and mid-palate. Soft, round tannins still evident. Long finish. This shows the impeccable balance once would expect of a wine of this pedigree. Expect this to drink well for several years. I'm going to try to hold off on my remaining bottles.- 95pts 11/29/14
This wine is still going strong, but may have already peaked. I disagree with the posted drinking window (1999-2011). Nose and palate are dominated by dark fruits, wet forest floor, earthy, with spicy notes. Still has some tannins present, but well-balanced. Nice acidity in the finish, which was medium in length. I would probably drink up, but there is still some time left here. – 92pts. 10/12/14
A classic St. Julien wine drinking very well right now. Needed minimal air. Inviting nose of black currant, black cherry, mushroom, truffle, and fennel. Full-bodied with silky tannins. Overall excellent balance. Medium-plus finish. This wine is clearly in its drinking window and will remain there for a long time. – 95pts 2/15/15
Dark ruby color. Decanted for 2 hours. Plum, black cherry, leather, and cigar box. Decent weight and concentration. Still has a lot of oak influence. Round tannins, but still needs some obvious integration. Medium-plus finish. This is a good, but not great, Ducru. It falls far short of vintages such as '82 and '95, and maybe even '85. There is still room for improvement, but there's not a high ceiling here. - 91pts 4/19/15
Impressive complexity and concentration. Let this decant for 3 hours, tasting it along the way. Dark purple color. The nose exhibited bold and ripe dark and blue fruit and secondary aromas of truffle, forest floor, violet, and wood spice. The oak is in no way overbearing. The palate is silky smooth with an impressive mid-palate. Finish is medium-plus. The structure is sound, with round tannins and a nice balanced acidity. This wine is just getting started, but is very enjoyable right now. Glad to have more of this. – 96pts 12/19/14


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Posts Tagged 'family'
23 Jan
Room for Two In Heaven
19 Jun
The annually recurring date of a past event, especially one of historical, national, or personal importance:
Hard to believe on July 5th it will be the 1 year anniversary of my father's passing. People always say "It seems like yesterday." Well I have to tell you these past few weeks leading up to the anniversary date feels like deja vu. The emotional events all come streaming back to your mind so vivid and clear.
Last weekend was Father's Day and we made a trip to Orange County to visit dad's grave. My two siblings were able to visit the grave earlier in the week to pay their respects. My sister sent over a text with a lovely photo attached showing the flowers she placed on his grave. The next day my brother sent a text from his visit. While viewing his text an unexpected roar of laughter came from my mother and myself. My brother had placed sports items on the grave that my dad loved so much. My dad loved sports! He particularly loved basketball, baseball and golf. My father was a talented basketball player in his younger days. He was honored to have played on the Mt. Carmel Catholic High School CIF Championship Basketball Team.
Oh how we laughed when we saw all the items strategically placed around his marker. There was even a golf hat from St. Andrews in Scotland placed on the site. We always harped on dad to cover his little head from the sun. My brother signed the hat with a personal sentiment. My brother polished his grave (along with other family members buried in the same location).
Mom and I were to visit the grave on the next day, which was Father's Day. We thought of bringing flowers however, my sister had covered that for us. My brother had covered the sports…or so we thought! There was one missing item to be added to the grave. A USC honorable mention! My nephew Ryan was placekicker for USC during the championship years of Bush, Palmer, Leinart. Oh dad loved this time. We attended all the local games here in Los Angeles and dad yelled from his living room chair on the away games. So mom and I came up with one item to be added to his grave. Again, strategically placed at the top of his marker is a photo of his grandson Ryan Killeen in motion kicking! FIGHT ON USC!
Mom and I walked away smiling! I looked over at mom and said " you know dad's actual anniversary is on 4th of July weekend, how can we top this?" Mom said, " you just wait!" Love you and miss you dad.
31 Jan
Change…Good or Bad?
Change…Good or Bad?
Noun-the act or instance of making or becoming different.
February will be 7 months since my Dad's passing. So much has changed for our family. My Mom's life has of course the most dramatic change. Watching my Mom go through all the changes to her life, made me seriously ask the question "Is change good or bad"?
Due to my Dad's passing and all the sudden changes that come with the loss of a long time spouse of 58 years; Mom has experienced so many "firsts". First time sleeping alone in a house. First time eating alone in a restaurant. First time attending a social event alone. First time experiencing the holidays alone. First time cooking for "one" person.
Watching my Mom navigate through all of these "firsts" has been like watching a new puppy learning to walk. So proud! In reality, they really are NOT "firsts" for my Mom. Of course, over my Mom's 84 years she has experienced all of the above mentioned "firsts" as young woman maturing. However, after such a long marriage; they surely do feel like true "firsts. Mom has handled all of this with grace and dignity. While Mom has good days and bad days…change seems to be making her and even stronger person. Not everyone can accept, handle or adapt to change. Some just manage…Mom is blossoming into an even stronger human being. Wonderful to watch!
26 Nov
Thanksgiving- The expression of gratitude.
Thanksgiving- The expression of gratitude.
Thanksgiving will be a tough day for my family this year. Missing the patriarch of our family will leave a void of monumental proportions. We as a family have decided to move forward with our traditional Thanksgiving feast in spite of the absences of my dear papa.
I have many feelings regarding the upcoming day:
You CANNOT recreate past memories, you can only remember the old ones with fondness.
You CAN create new memories.
Miss the person deeply who is not present; however do not mourn their absence in constant pain.
Give thanks for having the memories of the person.
We will raise a glass and toast you dear papa on Thanksgiving Day.
We will Live, Love and laugh.
9 Dec
Remember Our Troops This Holiday Season
The Holiday Season is upon us once again. Another Christmas with our American troops still deployed in the Middle East. I wonder, will the American people ever see all our troops home? The 2012 election year was filled with so much hate, divisiveness and political bull-crap; I thought it would never end. Every time I turned on the news it was one of the Presidential Candidates campaigning about the war in the Middle East. Each candidate promising they would be the one to bring all of our troops home by a certain deadline.
Honestly, the troops really are no closer to being home for this Holiday Season or any other in the near future. While the economic situation in our country is abysmal, I am sure our troops would rather be back in their own country during the Christmas Season sharing it with their loved ones. Regardless of our economic crisis. The chance to be with their loved ones would be a dream come true.
I do what I can to say "Thank You" and show appreciation to our troops. My donation to the USO several times a year and other giving opportunities often times feel so insignificant. I wish I could do more for these brave people who serve our country and sacrifice so much for us all.
We all get caught up in our daily lives and tend to forget we have American troops out there fighting for our freedom and the rights of others in foreign countries. These are special human beings who are willing to sacrifice above and beyond. I often catch myself complaining about small issues and my mind immediately goes to our troops in the Middle East. Gosh, am I really complaining about a small inconvenience? This is when I stop…breathe! I take a moment to realize just how really blessed and fortunate I am in life.
We all need to give thanks and remember our troops this Holiday Season.
11 Nov
Bald Is Beautiful…
This past month I had the dreaded task of taking my papa to his barber and requesting his head be shaved, due to his ongoing chemotherapy treatments. My mom asked I take him, she was not sure she would be able to keep her composure. Oh how I was dreading this, trying to put on a smile as we drove silently down the street to his local barber shop.
Upon walking into the barber shop I quickly noticed the mood was upbeat; it was your typical old fashion barber shop where all the men hung around in over sized chairs … shooting the bull. Oscar (my dad's barber) greeted my papa at the door. Oscar said, "What are we doing for you today Ed?" Papa replied, "we are shaving it off." Oscar sat him down and let papa know it was not his first time doing this procedure. He had other clients who were cancer patients. He let my papa know he was in very good hands.
I felt my eyes watering up as his barber took the first shave of hair off the back of his head. I quickly pulled myself together. I knew if my papa saw I was upset, he would be too. Suddenly the barber said "see that dog over there laying down next to the guy, that dog sings you know?' Oscar quickly made one little howling sound and the dog started his operetta solo. We all broke out in laughter. That's when I knew it was going to be alright.
Without missing a beat, I said to my papa, "you look like Uncle Fester from the Addams Family TV Show. All you need is a light bulb in your mouth." Papa replied "ha-ha-ha you're so funny." I tried to get him to place a light bulb in his mouth and let me take a photo of him … that was a BIG NO! I said, "you know papa there are many handsome men who were bald … actors Yule Brynner, Telly Savalas, just to name a few. Lets not forget Mike Meyers as the famous "Dr. Evil."
You can't help but place your pinky finger to your mouth and utter the line "One Million Dollars!" I could have broke out into character from "The King and I" and repeated etc … etc … etc. Or a Kojak famous line "who loves ya baby?" But I held THAT back. The more famous bald men I pointed out the more I laughed. All the sudden I found the situation not as "doom and gloom" as perhaps I first anticipated. I looked at papa and said "you look pretty handsome, nice shaped melon." The barber turned my dad's chair around, so he could take a closer look at his new hair-do in the mirror … or lack of one! Papa replied "Oooh my God."
I quickly pointed out to my papa he now has the chance to wear his beloved USC cap more often. I could not wait to get him home so mom could get a glance at her bald beauty. Mom saw us walking up the from the driveway.
The door opened and mom broke out in a huge smile. Mom said "oh my you look so cute." She immediately kissed his cheek. Mom admitted to being nervous about taking dad to have this done. But upon our arrival back home she felt relieved. My mom went to the bathroom to get some sunscreen for his head. She started smiling as she was rubbing his shiny little head with sunscreen; I knew then we were all OK. Funny, never in a million years did I ever think I would be taking my papa to have his head shaved due to chemotherapy treatment. Life is strange sometimes. I guess it is true what they say, who are "THEY" anyway?? Some of the hardest life experiences make for some of the best memories." Remember Bald Is Beautiful!
3 Sep
Does Heaven Have An Address?
With this Wednesday, September 5th, comes my dad's third Bladder Cancer surgery. The most recent and unfortunate news that his cancer metastasized further, felt like a bullet to the heart. We (as a family) have done everything humanly possible to try to stop the spread of this destructive illness.
Sitting in my parent's house discussing the next plan of attack to destroy the cancer; my father with a calm voice looked over at us and uttered these profound words "Does heaven have an address and if not … how do you get there?" My mother and I let out a small nervous chuckle. Without missing a beat my mother responded. "Well, when it is your time to go to heaven you will feel it and you will know it's time. You will not be asked to go to heaven until you have completed your journey in life." Dad laid back in his comfy chair; perhaps to contemplate if his journey in life was complete.
After leaving my parent's house that evening, I spent the rest of the week trying to figure out just how I felt about the journey to heaven. I do believe that your soul goes to a much kinder place after death. But do I know it's a place called heaven? I was raised Catholic as a child and I still attend Catholic mass today; but now on my terms. I have always been more spiritual than religious. I often think I could easily practice Buddhism. Approximately 300 million people practice Buddhism; which makes it the fourth largest of the world's religions. I truly believe in Karma, the law that every cause has an effect, i.e., our actions have results.
However, attending Catholic mass with all its pomp and circumstance, brings me back to my childhood. A time and place where I felt safe. I sometimes worry because I do tend to lean more spiritual than religious, I might be shown the long, wet and windy road to the afterlife. Gosh I hope not … I might just stick a pair of galoshes and some Dramamine in my afterlife luggage!
With my dad's operation looming this week, I will be searching for my true faith. Whether I pray to God or meditate (meditation a yoga practice I dearly love) and call on Buddha for enlightenment … I will be searching. Does Heaven Have An Address?


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By Ryan Miner
In a maundering – and at times, incomprehensible – email addressed to Maryland's director of the division of the Candidacy and Campaign Finance as well as Herald-Mail newspaper reporters, state and county elected officials and Hancock town officials, Hancock mayoral candidate Nigel Dardar compared Hancock citizens to the terrifying inbred characters featured in the 1972 American drama cinema thriller, Deliverance.
Dardar's Sunday afternoon email, sent on January 22, was written as an earnest plea to Jared Demarinis of Maryland's State Board of Elections to send Maryland election officials into Hancock to observe and monitor the upcoming January 30 mayoral and Council election.
The former Hancock councilman went further in his imploration, requesting that federal officials, namely the IRS and the FBI, station agents inside Hancock's town hall on January 30, the day of the election.
Dardar, 69, ostensibly believes that certain town officials, his nemeses, are conspiring against him – and only him – in a joint effort to prevent him from being elected mayor of Hancock.
Ignoring all signs of reality and presenting no facts to substantiate his accusations, Dardar also apparently believes that a reputed mob of Hancock insiders is working underground to rig the town's upcoming election. Of course, Dardar, honest-to-God, believes that only he can save the sleepy river town from its incestuous townfolk.
Dardar briefly removed his tin foil hat, interrupted his Sunday afternoon ritual of watching Mystery Science Theater and meshed the pause button on his internet radio of a recent episode of The Alex Jones Show when he rushed to his iPad to author his audacious email overture, as seen, unabridged, below:
–Original Message—–
From: Nigel Dardar [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2017 3:18 PM
To: email@example.com
Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; Don Aines; Ralph Salvagno; Timothy Smith; leviblittle59; David Smith; DanMurphy; Wayne Keefer; Kaye Robucci; firstname.lastname@example.com; Mike McKay; email@example.com; Kirk Downey; email@example.com
Subject: I have VERY Large Concerns about How Municipal/Town Elections Have Been Conducted In Hancock…I BEG FOR A REPRESENTATIVE FROM YOUR OFFICE and/or the IRS and/or THE FBI…to be within and without our Town Hall on January 30, 2017 to observe our election p
To the Maryland Board of Elections,
Some of us citizens in Hancock, Maryland feel like we are:
1. Living in an feudal fiefdom that is ruled over by a group of Royals who think they can do what ever they want, whenever they want, to whom ever they want with absolutely no consequences.
2. The men from …."the city"….in the movie….."Deliverance" …who have stumbled across a heavily wooded, inbred community of individuals that do not answer to any civilized/ethical society outside of their own inbred community located along a River.
Is there…. any….any…any ..town, city, county, state in America that allows PRIVATE citizens to pick up from the local controlling…"election board"….a BLANK Voting ballot…carry it to a voting citizen's ….HOME…., stand either on the front porch and/or living room while that voter votes, places the completed voting ballot into a "sealed envelope"…and then that private citizen carries that completed voting ballot back to the Hancock Town Hall that for all intents and purposes is controlled by a Town Manager who's job has depended for years on a singular mayor and a perpetually revolving group of….YES MEN …councilmen to keep
his job.
In the past I have pleaded for help from:
The Hancock Town Attorney
The Washington County Election Board
The Washington County Ethics Commission
The Washington County Attorney
Henry Bogdan..(Maryland Non Profits Advisory Commission) Maryland's Attorney
General The IRS office in Dallas Governor Larry Hogan's Office Maryland's
Medical Cannabis Commission Hancock Mayor Dan Murphy..(for 20 years)
The Hancock Town Council…(ever since 2009)
All have various fancy reasons why they will not….can not ….change the Hancock Election procedures that I have described above.
Somewhere in Maryland or in the Federal Government there has to be someone who questions what goes on in Hancock on Hancock's Election
Day…January 30, 2017.
Nigel Dardar
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