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Sunday, March 3, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Crews end effort to find man in sinkhole
SEFFNER, Florida (Reuters) - Florida rescue workers have ended their efforts to recover the body of a man who disappeared into a sinkhole that swallowed his bedroom while he slept and will demolish the suburban Tampa home due to its dangerous conditions, an official said on Saturday.
Jeff Bush, a 36-year-old landscaper, is presumed dead after disappearing into the sinkhole that opened suddenly beneath his room on Thursday night. Five other people in the house were getting ready for bed when they heard a loud crash and Jeff screaming.
His brother had to be rescued after jumping into the hole and furiously digging in an effort to find him.
Authorities used listening devices and cameras at the scene of the 30-foot (9-meter) wide hole in the ground but detected no signs of life.
"There's nothing compatible with life in this situation," said Hillsborough County Fire Rescue spokeswoman Jessica Damico. "There's no way of possible survival."
She said demolition of the home would begin early on Sunday.
"Our data has come back, and there is absolutely no way we can do any kind of recovery without endangering lives of workers," she said.
Jeff Bush's brother, 35-year-old Jeremy Bush, feared earlier on Saturday that his brother was lost forever. A small memorial of balloons and flowers for Jeff Bush had formed near the home on Saturday morning.
"I thank the Lord for not taking my daughter and the rest of my family," said Jeremy, who worked with his brother in landscaping.
Jeremy himself was rescued from the sinkhole by the first responder to the emergency call, Douglas Duvall of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. When Duvall entered Jeff Bush's bedroom, he saw a widening chasm but no sign of Jeff.
"The hole took the entire bedroom," said Duvall. "You could see the bedframe, the dresser, everything was sinking."
Norman Wicker, 48, the father of Jeremy's fianc?e who also lived in the house, said "it sounded like a car ran into the back of the house."
Damico said the hole would be stabilized after the home is demolished to ensure the safety of the surrounding area. However, the residents of two neighboring homes who were forced to evacuate are unlikely to be able to return, she said.
Soil samples showed the sinkhole had compromised the ground beneath the homes, engineers and public safety officials said on Saturday.
The residents of one house were allowed 20 minutes in their home on Saturday to gather belongings. Firefighters and residents formed an assembly line to move items out of the house and into SUVs and trucks.
"They'll most likely never be allowed back in their houses," Damico said.
The risk of sinkholes is common in Florida due to the state's porous geological bedrock, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
As rainwater filters down into the ground, it dissolves the rock, causing erosion that can lead to underground caverns, which cause sinkholes when they collapse.
(Additional reporting by Brendan O'Brien and Colleen Jenkins; Editing by Barbara Goldberg and Todd Eastham)
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Dust Entertainment: 8 Insane and Crazy Body Modifications
Good day! welcome to the new Dust Entertainment of 2013! expect more and more entertainment for your reading pleasure.
It may be weird till now, but corneal tattoo has been done for more than 2,000 years. It was common in the 19th century for use of correcting eye defects such as corneal scarring and leucomas. Today, it is rarely done, because prosthetic technology is now available. But for some who wants to look like aliens, they do this kind thingy.
Forget tattoo, this one looks a lot more painful.?Scarification is the creative and artistic application of scars in a controlled manner to achieve an aesthetically or spiritually pleasing result. The process involves cutting your skin to create an artistic scar, this may be painful to many but some loves the thrill of scarification.
So much for tongue twisting, this one is on a new level. Tongue splitting is a new trend in body modification where your tongue is being separated in half just like we see on snakes. But this one can be modified, just like you see above, it has zipper so that you can make it whole once again.
I don't know what this guy is thinking, but as you can see his lips looked like pretzels. Lips modification is very easy to do, you just have to eat a lighted dynamite then BOOM! you have a lips modified, hehehe, just kidding.
Human branding is probably the most painful way to get a modification.?In full-scale branding, the iron is heated hot enough and applied long enough that the resulting wound is a third degree burn, which destroys the nerve. This third degree burns never regains sensitivity and will took many years to heal.
I think many has seen this on shows like "Ripley's believe it or not". Body suspension is suspending the body using modified fishing hooks. There are some parts around the world that uses body suspension as an spiritual ritual.
Today, I have some interesting feats about human body modifications. These are not just your ordinary piercings or tattoos. They take it to the highest level that it makes it look so weird.
This modifications are done by professional and I suggest and I REPEAT do not attempt doing this at home. Here are 10 insane and crazy body modifications.
1. Corset Piercings
?This is not a tattoo this is actually a corset piercings. They are pierced with two vertical columns and laced together with a ribbon.?
2. Eyeball tattoo
3. Scarification
Forget tattoo, this one looks a lot more painful.?Scarification is the creative and artistic application of scars in a controlled manner to achieve an aesthetically or spiritually pleasing result. The process involves cutting your skin to create an artistic scar, this may be painful to many but some loves the thrill of scarification.
4. Tongue Bifurcation?
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So much for tongue twisting, this one is on a new level. Tongue splitting is a new trend in body modification where your tongue is being separated in half just like we see on snakes. But this one can be modified, just like you see above, it has zipper so that you can make it whole once again.5. Modified lips
I don't know what this guy is thinking, but as you can see his lips looked like pretzels. Lips modification is very easy to do, you just have to eat a lighted dynamite then BOOM! you have a lips modified, hehehe, just kidding.
6. 3D art implant
A 3D-Art implant is any object implanted fully under the skin for the purpose of affecting a sculptural change of the surface. Horns, piercings, metal balls are just some of the few used in 3D art implants.?
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In the Philippines we have this called "bulitas", it is a small metal balls inserted to a mans organ. It is said in some province that males having "bulitas" can satisfy a women than those that who has no bulitas.
7. Branding
Human branding is probably the most painful way to get a modification.?In full-scale branding, the iron is heated hot enough and applied long enough that the resulting wound is a third degree burn, which destroys the nerve. This third degree burns never regains sensitivity and will took many years to heal.
I think many has seen this on shows like "Ripley's believe it or not". Body suspension is suspending the body using modified fishing hooks. There are some parts around the world that uses body suspension as an spiritual ritual.
This creeps the hell out of me
?how about you?
Source: http://dustent.blogspot.com/2013/03/8-insane-and-crazy-body-modifications.html
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Harris' 36 lead Virginia past No. 3 Duke, 73-68
Virginia coach Tony Bennett watches his team during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Charlottesville, Va., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Virginia coach Tony Bennett watches his team during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Charlottesville, Va., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski calls to his players during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Charlottesville, Va., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Duke's Alexis Jones (2) shoots as Miami's Suriya McGuire (33) defends during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Coral Gables, Fla., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. Miami won 69-65. (AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez)
Duke's Tricia Liston, left, moves the ball on Miami's Krystal Saunders, center, as Duke's Richa Jackson (15) sets a pick during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Coral Gables, Fla., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. (AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez)
Duke's Haley Peters, left, moves the ball on Miami's Maria Brown (50) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Coral Gables, Fla., Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. Miami won 69-65. (AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) ? Joe Harris had just scored a career-high 36 points, essentially half of his team's total in a 73-68 victory against No. 3 Duke, and the junior guard was talking about "a team effort" and how the Cavaliers played "sound defense."
Joe, was that the best performance of your basketball career?
"I guess you could say that," he finally allowed.
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski wasn't quite as reluctant to heap on the praise.
"Harris was fantastic, which we knew he would be. He's just one of the best players in the country," Krzyzewski said. "When you have a guy playing at that level ... it brings everybody up. You know you're playing with a stud."
Harris and Akil Mitchell, who had 19 points and 12 rebounds, combined for 55 of the Cavaliers' points as they celebrated the 11-year anniversary of their last victory over a top 5 team by doing it again on Thursday night.
When Virginia's 16th consecutive home victory was finished, fans stormed the court.
"It's just great," senior point guard Jontel Evans said. "They're the reason we go so hard when we're here. We feed off their energy. They've been great. They've just been unbelievable this year. I've never seen support like this."
Virginia (20-8, 10-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) beat No. 3 Duke 87-84 11 years ago, their last top 5 victory.
This time, Duke never led.
"That's unbelievable right there, that they never led in the game," Evans said.
Curry led Duke with 28 points, all but five coming after halftime, and Quinn Cook had 22, but the Blue Devils (24-4, 11-4) failed to slow down either Harris or Mitchell, whose dominating play kept a sellout crowd giddy all night.
Plumlee finished with 10 points, seven rebounds and three turnovers and several times looked up to see Mitchell dunking over him.
Virginia outrebounded Duke 36-26, and held the Blue Devils to 39.6 percent shooting (21 of 53).
"It was a very, very physical game and we're not equipped to that type of game. We got knocked back," Krzyzewski said.
In the second half, Harris and Mitchell scored Virginia's first 16 points as the Cavaliers built a 64-50 lead with 3:23 left before closing the victory at the free throw line.
Virginia led 28-23 at halftime. Curry hit a 3-pointer to start the second half but Mitchell respondetidzu snt hid HSD TI FIGd with a 15-footer, Harris missed a 3-pointer over Plumlee, but went around him for the rebound and laid it in. As the Blue Devils were missing six consecutive shots, Mitchell hit two free throws, and when Rasheed Sulaimon fouled Harris in the act of shooting, he drew a technical foul for arguing. Harris made all four shots, finishing off a 10-0 burst that made it 38-26.
When Virginia added a 7-2 burst a short time later, the lead was 49-35 with 8:15 left Jnd John Paul Jones Arena was roaring.
The Blue Devils, who may have been looking ahead to a matchup with No. 5 Miami on Saturday, never got closer than nine points until the final minute, when Virginia made 3 of 4 free throws to hold on.
The victory was huge for the Cavaliers, who were in need of a marquee victory to enhance their NCAA tournament credentials. They got it with a fast start and a stifling defensive effort. And the Cavaliers did it despite making only three 3-pointers, more than four below their average, by pounding the ball inside. Virginia scored 34 points inside, Duke just 22.
With its first sellout since North Carolina visited last season, the Cavaliers quickly brought the crowd into the game by scoring the first nine points on their way to a 15-4 lead after 6 1/2 minutes.
The lead got to 18-6 on a three-point play by Harris before Duke settled down offensively.
Curry hit two free throws for his first points midway through the half, sparking a 15-4 burst for the Blue Devils that got them within 22-21 with 4:26 to play. Curry finished it with a 3-pointer, hit only field goal of the half. Duke's only points the rest of the half came on Plumlee's lone field goal of the half.
Jontel Evans steal and layup gave Virginia a 24-21 lead, and was Virginia's first field goal scored by anyone but Harris in more than 11 minutes. Baskets by Harris and Mitchell made it 28-23 at the half.
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Video: Sequester skirmish: Obama, congressional leaders meet
>>> good evening. i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews . leading off tonight, who say frad of the big bad sequester? no one apparently. certainly not the financial markets with the dow near it's all-time high. in fact, both political parties maybe more okay with the big budget cuts than you'd think. the democrats get to cut the pentagon and protect their social programs and republicans get to cut spending. right now president obama is convinced republicans will pay the price for endangering the recovery while protecting the wealthy but what if he's wrong.
>>> also, let's go to the audio tape . now we can actually hear supreme court justice antonin scalia calling the voting rights act a quote racial entitlement. that one phrase has stirred the anger of who of his more liberal colleagues and may set up some big left/right confrontations.
>>> plus, the marn toward marriage equality just got a big boost. the obama administration has joined the fight urging the supreme court to overturn proposition 8 , california's ban on same-sex marriage.
>>> and look who just emerged from the mittness protection program, mitt romney , who has just done his first tv interview since the election. the question is do even republicans want to hear from him anymore?
>>> and, finally, let me finish with a vote for transparency where it matters the most.
>>> let's begin with the politics of those automatic spending cuts going into effect today. david corn is washington bureau chief for mother jones . michael steele is the former chairman of the rnc and both are msnbc political analysts. gentlemen, the president came out swinging at republicans today after his meeting with congressional leadership blaming them for the cuts that he referred to as dumb.
>> what's important to understand is that not everyone will feel the pain of these cuts right away. the pain though will be real. so every time that we get a piece of economic news over the next month, next two months, next six months, as long as the sequester is in place, we'll know that that economic news could have been better if congress had not failed to act. and let's be clear, none of this is necessary. it's happening because a choice that republicans in congress have made. i have offered negotiations around that kind of balanced approach, and so far we've gotten rebuffed because what speaker boehner and the republicans have said is we cannot do any revenue. we can't do a dime's worth of revenue. so what more do you think i should do? i am not a dictator. i am the president.
>> and on the other end of pennsylvania avenue , we didn't hear much hopefulness coming from speaker boehner either. david gregory sat down with him for an interview that will air sunday on "meet the press. ".
>> as we sit here friday afternoon, you have emerged from a meeting at the white house . there is no deal. take me inside the room. what happened?
>> very nice, polite discussion, but i had asked the president and senator reid to come with a plan to replace the sequester. listen, we've known about this for 16 months. and yet even today there's no plan from senate democrats or the white house to replace the sequester. and over the last 10 months house republicans have acted twice to replace the sequester.
>> in the end you don't really see a pathway here that's open as you sit here.
>> if i did, the meeting at the white house this morning might have gone better.
>> michael steele what strikes me as significant is that this week there didn't seem to be any real effort to avoid this. it was all for show. they came in, what, tuesday through thursday. the house was gone by last night.
>> yeah.
>> so when did they cut it loose and decide, man, we can't save this?
>> weeks ago, weeks ago. this drama has been unfolding for, like the speaker said, 16 months, but everyone i think kind of came to a general conscientious, just let it happen and then we'll deal with it afterwards weeks ago. look, both sides have an opportunity here to move this thing forward. the president instead of having the meeting today could have had the meeting on monday. you know, sort of lead into what was going to happen at midnight tonight. that didn't happen. it's because everybody -- you set it up right. the democrats are going to, you know, they can say what they want about republicans on this. republicans got the defense cuts they want. you know, everybody is looking at the --
>> is it faux outrage then?
>> i don't think it's faux outrage in terms of the impact this is going to have. when the president says there are going to be some real consequences here, fewer food inspectors, 71,000 kids won't get into head start , maybe not until september, you know, 20% of salary cuts for federal workers impacting local economies . that's all very real. but i have to call out boehner because he's playing this sort of i think a dirtier game than the president. he goes, i just need a plan. give me a plan, mr. president. give me a plan, mr. senate majority leader. the democrats in the senate yesterday voted for a plan. it got 51 votes. it didn't pass because republicans filibustered. there is a plan. the president for 16 months has been pushing a plan. close tax loopholes and put that money to deficit reduction and have a different set of not indiscriminate cuts. that's his plan.
>> do you accept the criticism of boehner .
>> boehner keeps saying where is the plan. he just doesn't like the plan.
>> that may be true, but the house put two plans on the floor. they were voted on. they weren't voted on in the senate. you know, yeah, the senate voted --
>> their plan was to take all the cuts out in the military and put nem in social --
>> but, david, you have to start some place and the problems is democrats don't want to start where you need to start and that is having an honest conversation about what are you prepared to cut, david corn ? what are you prepared to cut, president obama ? what are you prepared to put on the table? we've given you $600 billion in january in new revenue with no cuts. so show me some cuts and then we can start talking about how serious you are.
>> 16 months ago the president against some of the desires of people within his own party did put things on the table. changed cpi for social security , medicare cuts. he did, and they came up with --
>> he used the words. he didn't put a plan. what was the specific amount of chain cpi? what was the number.
>> >> these were numbers passed between gene sperling and boehner 's office 37.
>> here is what i don't like. it suits each of their political objects tiffs. i want to use chuck todd . i have been saying it but he said it beautifully. he noted this in first read this morning. yes, both sides are kicking and screaming publicly, and yes these cuts will impact people's livelihoods but if you're a republican who wants to cut spending, you're getting your spending cuts. if you're a democrat who either wants to reduce defense spending or ensure that all the cuts aren't targeted only at social programs, you're getting your wish. this is perhaps the biggest reason why these cuts are going into effect, at the end of the day they were better than the alternative for republicans raising tax locals and eliminating loopholes, for democrats having the spinding cuts come exclusively from social spending . you're shaking your head. tonight republicans are already back in their districts and they're able to say we cut spendingd.
>> i absolutely agree with chuck. i think he's framed this perfectly. that's why i said they settled on this weeks ago. so all this drama and his tir ronnics, the world is coming to an end, kids won't get educated.
>> to go back to where i started, there was nothing consequential done because it suited their interests.
>> i agree with the political analysis but the problem we have is this is about the most immature way of approaching real problems that we have in this country. and i do believe -- you know, you can go to people like norm oranstein and thomas man who are centrists who say the conflicts within the republican's own side have made them tougher partners to get involved in a deal with the president and that's where we've been for the last two years, where we are now. bain ser asking for plans because he can't really cut a compromise.
>> let me put a period on this. we're not going to move beyond this conversation and the one we see unfolded this week until both sides realize each of them, their stuff stinks. the president's stuff stinks --
>> what's that going to take?
>> it's going to take the realization and i think it's going to be in 30 to 45 days when some of the cuts begin to trickle into the economy and people begin to feel it, that pressure is going to come back. the president is playing a real gamble here because i don't think this is all going to fall neatly on the republicans ' lap. this thing is going sto get spread on --
>> here is something else --
>> but if you look -- sorry, michael , but if you look at what the public says about how to solve that --
>> that's what they say today. let's see that they're saying in four weeks.
>> for 9 last year they have been --
>> guys, here is something that baffles me, it's what the market is doing. if the economy is going to feel the effects of the spending cuts, the markets sure haven't been scared yet. the dow closed just under 14,090 inching closer to the record of a little more than 14,164. i always think that these masters of the universe on wall street , they have it figured out, they're three steps ahead of us. why aren't they nervous?
>> didn't we learn in october 2007 that they're not always three steps ahead and they don't know what they're doing? they don't know what they're talking about? irrational exuberance? remember that? i think they have gotten used to the fact that washington has these manufactured crises. we have one cliff after another, and that they tend to sort of be worked out on a temporary basis. at pom point that might stop helping.
>> michael , whas your explanation?
>> it may stop happening but i think they've baked all of this into their form layings for the next few months. they know what's going to happen. we have fiscal cliff part deux or whatever you want to call it in the next few weeks. they know what the deal is. they're like let's ride this thing. when the boys and girls in the playground decide to come and do what they need to do --
>> i can't let the week end with the "a" team sitting on "hardball" without mentioning two boards, bob woodward . quickly the take on how that impacted this whole sfertion?
>> i'm in this business largely because of bob woodward , i was a big fan of his during watergate. i think it was unfortunate. he made too much of a deal over what gene wrote. it wasn't a threat. it was an apology. i think politico hyped it up because it makes good ratings, good for clicks and it became a temp pest in a teapot that evaporated just as right wing talk radio and tv was trying to make a big deal out of it.
>> what i didn't like was when woodward read allowed on politico from the e-mail he left out the words as a friend which i thought changed the whole meaning of it.
>> i'm sorry, i'm really sorry.
>> you ought to see my e-mail day to day . this is>> i have gotten treatment from the white house , this white house when they haven't like what i have said that is far worse than that. i would like to get notes like that.
>> michael , on the fundamental issue, woodward's the most credible of individuals to say, hey, this was the president's idea.
>> and that's the real rub for the white house and for everyone. this was the president's idea. it came from his economic team. so, okay, let's get past that --
>> everyone accepted it --
>> this is the point. the bottom line is when you got the left trashing bob woodward and the right embracing we're in a whole new landscape, folks.
>> thank you both for being here. michael steele and david corn . we appreciate you. coming up, we were stunned to read what supreme court justice antonin scalia had to say about the landmark voting rights act , that it's an example of a racial entitlement. now we can hear scalia speak for himself and the other justices who challenged him. this is "hardball," the place for politics. with the spark miles
Source: http://video.msnbc.msn.com/hardball/51011836/
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Eating junk food while pregnant may make your child a junk food addict
Feb. 28, 2013 ? Here's another reason why a healthy diet during pregnancy is critical to the future health of your children: New research published in the March 2013 issue of The FASEB Journal, suggests that pregnant mothers who consume junk food actually cause changes in the development of the opioid signaling pathway in the brains of their unborn children. This change results in the babies being less sensitive to opioids, which are released upon consumption of foods that are high in fat and sugar. In turn, these children, born with a higher "tolerance" to junk food need to eat more of it to achieve a "feel good" response.
"The results of this research will ultimately allow us to better inform pregnant women about the lasting effect their diet has on the development of their child's lifelong good preferences and risk of metabolic disease," said Beverly Muhlhausler, Ph.D., a researcher involved in the work from the FOODplus Research Centre at the School of Agriculture Food and Wine at The University of Adelaide in Adelaide, Australia. "Hopefully, this will encourage mothers to make healthier diet choices which will lead to healthier children."
To make this discovery, Muhlausler and colleagues studied the pups of two groups of rats, one of which had been fed a normal rat food and the other which had been fed a range of human "junk foods" during pregnancy and lactation. After weaning, the pups were given daily injections of an opioid receptor blocker, which blocks opioid signaling. Blocking opioid signaling lowers the intake of fat and sugar by preventing the release of dopamine. Results showed that the opioid receptor blocker was less effective at reducing fat and sugar intake in the pups of the junk food fed mothers, suggesting that the opioid signaling pathway in these offspring is less sensitive than for pups whose mothers are eating a standard rat feed.
"This study shows that addiction to junk food is true addiction." said Gerald Weissmann, M.D., Editor-in-Chief of The FASEB Journal. "Junk food engages the same body chemistry as opium, morphine or heroin. Sad to say, junk food during pregnancy turns the kids into junk food junkies."
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