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The cosine formula is very similar. I'll leave it as an exercise.
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Saint Xavier University in top 25 percent in rankings for 2011
Saint Xavier University is ranked among the top 25 percent of all Midwest master's comprehensive universities for the fifth consecutive year, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2011 ranking for "Best Colleges in the Midwest." SXU is ranked 34th of 142 regional colleges, and it is ranked 5th in Illinois. Rankings are based on a set of metrics that are said to reflect a postsecondary institution's quality.
University Advancement wins Silver Award for Best Practices in Fundraising
SXU's University Advancement staff received a Silver Award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) for "Best Practices in Fundraising" in its 2007 "Pride of CASE V" awards. CASE recognized the efforts of University Advancement's year-long project, submitted under the title "Recognizing the Value Within," to update its database of alumni and friends and identify those with the capacity and the inclination for strengthened bonds with and long-term support of Saint Xavier University.
Saint Xavier University wins four Magnum Opus Awards
The Saint Xavier University Office for University Relations has won four Magnum Opus Awards for Web and publications. Presented by Publications Management in conjunction with the University of Missouri School of Journalism, the Magnum Opus Awards is one of the leading programs dedicated to custom publishing.
Saint Xavier media guides continue to rank in NAIA's best
The Saint Xavier University Athletics Department had a number of its media guides honored when the 2006–2007 NAIA Publication Contest results were released at the annual NAIA Sports Information Directors Association workshop in San Diego, CA.
Saint Xavier's Rubloff Hall wins another award
The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers Inc. (ASHRAE) presented Saint Xavier University and Environmental Design Systems with a Regional Technology Award for the design of Saint Xavier's Arthur Rubloff Hall. The annual awards recognize achievements in the design of new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems and retrofits.
University wins Mercy Grant
The Saint Xavier University Health Center will be better able to provide quality health care for uninsured patients thanks to a $20,000 grant from the Sisters of Mercy, Regional Community of Chicago. The grant will allow Saint Xavier to build a specialist referral network for uninsured clients through partnerships with outside health providers and agencies.
Saint Xavier University's Rubloff Hall receives 2006 ASHRAE Award
The Illinois Chapter of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers Inc. presented Saint Xavier University and Environmental Design Systems with a 2006 Excellence in Engineering Award for the design of Saint Xavier's newest student residence facility, Arthur Rubloff Hall. The annual awards recognize achievements in the design of new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems and retrofits.
Saint Xavier University named 2006 Champions of Character Institution
Saint Xavier University President Judith A. Dwyer, Ph.D., is pleased to announce that Saint Xavier is one of approximately 100 colleges and universities named to the 2006 list of Champions of Character institutions by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Saint Xavier University receives Outstanding Center of Influence Award from Illinois Army National Guard
During a private ceremony in Chicago last week welcoming home soldiers from Alpha Company, 2nd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group, the Illinois Army National Guard recognized Saint Xavier University as an Outstanding Center of Influence.
WXAV wins four awards from the Illinois Broadcasters Association
WXAV-FM (88.3) won an unexpected four awards at this year's Illinois Broadcasters Association Student Silver Dome Awards that took place Friday, October 6, at Illinois State University in Bloomington, Ill. The University radio station won the first place and runner-up awards in both the Best Radio Newscast and Best Radio Spot categories.
Saint Xavier climbs in U.S. News rankings for 2007
Saint Xavier University is ranked in the top 25 percent in U.S. News & World Report's 2007 rankings of Best Colleges in the Midwest offering undergraduate and master's degrees. In the annual rankings released August 18, 2006, Saint Xavier moved up five places, from 41 last year to 36 this year, among 142 institutions in the Midwest. It is ranked fifth among all master's comprehensive universities in Illinois.
University Relations wins two Magnum Opus Awards
In August 2006, the Office for University Relations at Saint Xavier University received two Magnum Opus Awards from Publications Management. They received a Gold Award for the Graham School of Management graduate viewbook in the category of Best Design for a New Publication and were also awarded Special Recognition for the 2005 Annual Report in the category of Print Annual Report.
SXU Athletics media guides rank among NAIA's best
In July 2006, a number of Saint Xavier University Athletics Department's media guides were honored at the national level when the 2005-06 NAIA Publication Contest results were announced during the annual National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics-Sports Information Directors Association Workshop in Nashville, TN.
Annual report, Saint Xavier magazine win Silver Trumpet Awards
On May 5, 2006, Saint Xavier University's Publications Office was awarded two Silver Trumpet Awards from the Publicity Club of Chicago. The 2005 annual report titled "Working the Plan" was recognized for excellence in the category of corporate and/or annual reports. Saint Xavier Magazine was recognized in the category of newsletters or magazines.
WXAV wins two awards at IBA Silver Domes
WXAV-FM (88.3) received two honorable mentions for its students' broadcasting work Friday, September 30, 2005 at the Illinois Broadcasters Association Student Silver Dome Awards. The annual event was held at Illinois State University in Bloomington, Ill., and SXU competed with colleges and universities throughout the state. Saint Xavier University was only one of two private schools to win honors at the Illinois Broadcasters Association Student Silver Dome Awards.
Saint Xavier climbs in U.S. News rankings
The annual rankings, which hit newsstands on August 22, 2005, saw the university improve five places from 46 last year to 41 this year among "Best Universities" in the Midwest offering up to a master's degree. U.S. News ranks universities that offer up to a master's degree by region, concluding that those universities tend to draw students from within their region.
2004 Annual Report wins Golden Trumphet Award
On May 6, 2005, Saint Xavier University's Office of University Relations was awarded a Golden Trumpet Award from the Publicity Club of Chicago for excellence in the category of corporate and/or annual reports. The 2004 Annual Report titled, "The Power of Eight," presented the financial status of the university through the dissemination of the Eight Strategic Directives.
University's SIFE team named Second Runner-up at regional competition
Congratulations to Saint Xavier University's Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team for another award-winning performance at the annual SIFE USA Regional Competition on April 11, 2005 in Chicago. The SXU SIFE team was established in December 2001 and has successfully competed in the regional competition since its inception: Second Runner-up, 2005; Regional Champion, 2004; Second Runner-up, 2003; Rookie of the Year and Second Runner-up, 2002.
Web Site Captures Admissions Advertising Silver Medal
Admissions Marketing Report, the Atlanta-based national student recruitment publication, awarded Saint Xavier University with a silver medal in its 20th Annual Admissions Advertising Awards in February 2005. Each year, numerous institutions of higher education enter the contest, competing in various categories from newspaper advertising to newsletters.
The Xavierite brings home 10 Illinois College Press Association Awards
The Xavierite took home 10 awards at the Illinois College Press Association Awards in February 2005. Awards included two first-place honors and multiple awards in the Open Category (against the entire state). The Xavierite competed in the 4,000 plus category, up against major design and journalism schools such as Columbia College Chicago and DePaul University.
Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education names SXU as one of its 2004 'Publisher's Picks'
The magazine considers Saint Xavier one of the best universities nationwide for attracting and serving Hispanic students. Saint Xavier is among "colleges and universities with a solid record of record of recruiting, enabling and graduating Hispanic students," wrote the magazine's publisher, Jose Lopez-Isa, in the November 29, 2004 issue of the magazine.


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That's neither a rhetorical question nor a cheap shot. Jabbing Alabama's Democrats is like laughing at a hapless football team; it's comically easy. Modern-day Alabama is a Republican state dominated by Republican-held elected offices, Republican judges and Republican voters. The governor is Republican and is likely to be re-elected. The GOP owns an iron grip on the state Legislature. Local-level politicians, sensing changing political winds and fearing defeat, have flipped left to right. The state's Democratic Party is, shall we say, stuck in a rut.
That's the nice way to put it.
It's better than this: Alabama's Democratic Party is one of the nation's seven most dysfunctional state parties. Fifty states, 100 traditional R and D parties, and Alabama's Democrats are among the most fouled up, if not at the top.
That's nasty stuff.
Editors at Congressional Quarterly's Roll Call, which covers Congress, has slapped Alabama's D's with that label. (Hard to argue it, isn't it?) On their list of seven state parties in disarray are three Democratic groups, four Republican groups, two in the Deep South — Alabama and Georgia's Democrats — and even one in Alaska, where a coup has undermined the stability of that state's normally powerful GOP.
Ah, but no one is like Alabama's dysfunctional Democrats, whose splintering into two groups has been publicly displayed like a messy celebrity divorce. Now Alabama has two Democratic groups, the state Democratic Party and the Alabama Democratic Majority — which leads one to ask: Where in Alabama is that majority?
"Soon after (Chairman Mark Kennedy's departure), interim chairwoman Nancy Worley announced the committee was in dire financial straits: It had been threatened with eviction, was unable to pay utility bills, had its credit cards maxed out and was missing equipment from the party's headquarters ....," Roll Call wrote this week.
"The party is now saddled with $500,000 in debt and is tasked with finding a permanent chairman and recruiting statewide candidates for 2014. Meanwhile, Kennedy took to the Alabama Democratic Majority's Facebook page to defend his tenure and maintained his new group would support — not sabotage — the state party."
We'd have to sacrifice a forest of trees for the newsprint needed to detail the state's Democratic downfall. Remember the impressive Artur Davis, the Democrat who ran for governor? Recall the tussle he had with the Congressional Black Caucus? And his spat with Joe Reed and the Alabama Democratic Conference? Davis is now a Republican. In Virginia. Left the party, left the state. Gone.
Other stories abound. But suffice it to say that Alabama's Democrats have been swept up in a perfect storm of weak candidates, party turmoil, voter unrest and the historic arrival of Barack Obama, the nation's first black president and the unofficial namesake of landmark health-care legislation that Republicans universally despise.
The bricks that make up this story's wall are many; combined, they've effectively neutered the Democratic Party in Alabama, though, and to their credit, local Democrats are carrying on in hopes that the party actually stages a comeback in the near future.
In military terms, they do not occupy a position of strength.
Yet, "This is a real turning point in the history of the Democratic Party in the state of Alabama," Shelia Gilbert, head of the Calhoun County Democratic Party, told The Star recently. "When you hit the bottom you have to do something different. You can't just keep doing the same things over and over without some type of change."
Likewise, "I'm proud to tell you the Cleburne County Democratic Executive Committee is alive and well," Darrell Turner, the Democratic chairman in Cleburne County, has said. "That's the straight truth, we're not only alive, we are thriving."
Time and future elections will determine if that's truth or hopeless spin.
Politics can't be removed from politics, so any call for Democratic optimism will be seen as blatant liberalism. In that regard, think what you wish. But it's indisputable that Alabama needs a vibrant two-party system in which voters conservative and progressive can have their views adequately represented in Montgomery.
Alabama and its Southern brethren know well the result of one-party politics. It's tragic.
Our state's all-powerful Republicans should view this in football terms, which surely they understand. Beating the Little Sisters of the Poor is no challenge. Whipping a quality opponent is worthy of a victory cigar.
If the GOP is confident in its ability to control Alabama politics, it should harbor no concerns about a revamped Democratic Party. As it stands now, this fight is hardly fair. Or interesting.
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The car broke windows, knocked over two ice cream freezers and pushed back shelves full of merchandise.
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Comprising two high-rise towers, the Sheraton is 2 blocks from the 1st Mariner Arena and 6 blocks from Oriole Park at Camden Yards; Johns Hopkins University is 4 miles away.
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Guests choose between the former Miami football coach's fine-dining Shula's Steak House, with menus hand-printed on footballs, and the more casual Shula's Steak 2.
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Six blocks from Baltimore's Inner Harbor, the high-rise Sheraton is one block from events and concerts at the Hippodrome and 1st Mariner Arena, three blocks from the convention center, and a mile from the National Aquarium.
The Sheraton houses former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula's restaurants: the fine-dining Shula's Steak House and Shula's Steak 2, a more casual sports lounge.
In addition to a seasonal outdoor splash pool located on the third floor, guests enjoy an L-shaped fitness room with two walls of floor-to-ceiling windows.
The hotel's 43,000 square feet of meeting and event space includes a ballroom for 1,260 guests, and 25 conference rooms. A 24-hour business center provides faxing, printing, and there is central computer station and high-speed Internet access (surcharges). Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel (surcharge).
Complimentary shuttle transportation is provided to Johns Hopkins Hospital at scheduled times. This property is wheelchair accessible. Smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 706
- Number of floors - 26
- ATM/banking
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- Multiple large conference rooms
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- Event catering
- Exhibit space
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- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
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- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 3995
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 25
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 43000
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
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- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
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- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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Shula's Steak House - Created by legendary football coach Don Shula, this 100-seat restaurant features menus hand-printed on official NFL game footballs. Large black-and-white photos of famous football moments hang in gilt frames on walls trimmed in dark wood. Reservations required. Non-smoking. Open for dinner.
Shula's Steak 2 - The coach's more casual dining option is a clubby rectangular room ringed with 56 TVs and numerous framed sports jerseys. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The hotel serves cooked-to-order breakfast in the restaurant (surcharge).
- Recreation
Sheraton Baltimore City Center Hotel has a small outdoor splash pool, open in summer. The hotel's fitness room has stationary bikes, stair machines, treadmills, and strength-training equipment.
The 18-hole Mount Pleasant Golf Course is 10 miles away from this downtown Baltimore hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Sports center nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Swimming on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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- Roll-in shower
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- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
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The Bearcats handled business at the 2013 AHSAA 1A-4A Section 2 Tournament Friday and Saturday, cruising to victory with Susan Moore finishing second followed by Deshler, Oak Grove and Piedmont rounding out the top five.
"It's a good feeling," Weaver coach Andy Fulmer said about winning the tournament. "We had a lot of matches that we wrestled really well in, and there were a couple of surprises. Overall, it was probably one of our better tournaments team wise."
Along with winning the tournament, Weaver also advanced eight wrestlers to the state tournament, which will begin on Friday in Hunstville. To advance, a wrestler has to finish in the top four of his/her weight class. Fulmer added that Weaver had several younger wrestlers that did not advance, but did score points for the Bearcats.
Without question, though, the biggest leader for Weaver was its 113-pound wrestler, Christian Cortez. Winning his weight class, Cortez also won Most Valuable Wrestler of the tournament.
"He's a warrior," Fulmer said. "He wrestles at a fast pace, he wrestles smart and he just hates to lose. You win with kids like that.
"He's a two-time state finalist, and I'm hoping he'll be a state champion this year."
The biggest picture behind the Bearcats' dominating performance over the weekend is it sets them up for a chance to win the state championship. Already one of the top programs in Alabama, advancing eight wrestlers to the state tournament gives Weaver a chance to get more points next weekend.
"There are a lot of really good wrestlers in the other section, so the more kids you get in the better chances you have," Fulmer said. "We set ourselves up really good for maybe to compete for the blue trophy next week."
Stiff competition awaits the Bearcats, including Tallassee, St. James, Fultondale and St. Clair County — the top four finishers in the Section 1 tournament at Tallassee
"When you compete in anything, you want to wrestle against the best," Fulmer said. "They work hard, get after it and have great coaches. We'll just have to go back and work hard this week and get focused mentally."
Fulmer added that along with getting mentally focused, Weaver will run a lot of drills this week to maintain its condition in preparation for possible six-minute matches next week.
"We just have to continue wrestling tough and grind out some ugly wins. We just have to keep beating the people we're beating and find ways to win against the people we aren't beating."
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The 54th Grammy Awards kicked off last Sunday night in L.A., with a host of great performances that spanned from legends like Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, the Beach Boys and Bruce Springsteen to new generation singers like Katy Perry, Chris Brown and Alicia Keys. And though this year showcased the best performances in years, the mood of the star-studded event was definitively somber, due to the untimely death of music icon Whitney Houston, who was found dead in her Beverly Hilton Hotel room just the night before.
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The following property crimes were reported to the Anniston Police Department during the seven-day period ending at 7 a.m. Thursday.
• Residence, 2100 block of Oakmont Avenue: firearm, holster.
• Residence, first block of Barkwood Drive: televisions, game console, games, tools, air conditioners, air compressors.
• Residence, 900 block of West 15th Street: television, air conditioner.
• Residence, 100 block of Burnett Street: household items.
• Residence, 400 block of East 23rd Street: television, game consoles.
• Church, 1500 block of Brown Avenue: air conditioners.
• Residence, 3100 block of Madison Street: televisions, game consoles, drums, games, DVDs.
• Residence, 200 block of Rice Avenue: copper wire.
• Residence, 4400 block of Mayfair Road: microwave oven, bed.
• Residence, 3300 block of McKleroy Avenue: television.
• Residence, 1600 block of West 21st Street: television.
• Unknown location, 1900 block of West 10th Street: tires, gas tank. (Recovered 07-19-2012)
• Residence, 100 block of East 22nd Street: bicycle.
• Residence, 500 block of Glen Addie Avenue: cell phone.
• Residence, 600 block of East 22nd Street: air conditioners.
• Street, 500 block of Goodwin Avenue: firearm.
• Residence, 300 block of Ledbetter Road: motorcycle, helmet.
• Residence, 400 block of Allen Avenue: cell phone, cash, wallet, debit cards, keys, personal I.D.
• Residence, 1600 block of Charlotte Avenue: purse, (recovered 07-22-2012), cell phone, cash, cigarettes.
• Unknown, 1400 block of Cooper Avenue: air conditioning unit.
• Street, 2200 block of Wilmer Avenue: firearm.
• Residence, 1600 block of Old Gadsden Highway: jewelry.
• Residence, 1700 block of West 13th Street: copper wire.
• Unknown, 1900 block of South Quintard Avenue: trailer, lawn mower.
• Residence, 1000 block of West 32nd Street: heater, copper wire.
• School, 1200 block of Johnson Avenue: copper pipe.
Auto-related thefts
• Residence, first block of Elston Avenue: 2004 Chevrolet Avalanche.
• Residence, 500 block of North Ledbetter Street: 2001 Pontiac Grand Am.
Calhoun County
The following property crimes were reported to the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office during the seven-day period ending at 7 a.m. Thursday.
• Residence, Scenic Road, Jacksonville: firearms, binoculars, game console, games, jewelry, rifle scope.
• Residence, Dogwood Ridge, Alexandria: bait caster.
• Residence, Brown Bridge Road, Piedmont: jewelry.
• Specialty store, Mudd Street, Lincoln: cash, cash drawer, firearm, jewelry, knives, hard drive, game console.
Fraudulent use of a debit/credit card
• Unknown, Quintard Avenue, Anniston: U.S. currency.
• Bank, Valley Cub Drive, Alexandria: U.S. currency.
• Convenience store, Quintard Avenue, Anniston: U.S. currency.
• Bank, Quintard Avenue, Anniston: U.S. currency.
• Unknown, Noble Street, Anniston: U.S. currency.
• Unknown, Calhoun County: U.S. currency.
• Oak Grove Church, Oak Grove Road/Hollingsworth Drive: stop signs, street name signs.
• Convenience store, U.S. 431 and 204: U.S. currency.
• Residence, Amerson Street, Anniston: firearms.
• Service Station, U.S. 431, Gadsden: air conditioning unit.
• Residence, Avalon Lane, Anniston: personal I.D., wallet, debit cards.
• Residence, Boiling Springs Road, Ohatchee: motorcycle.
• Residence, Peeks Hill Road, Ohatchee: copper wiring.
Auto-related thefts
• Residence, Smith Street, Oxford: combination player, speakers, amplifier.
• Residence, Teals Trail, Piedmont: 1999 Toyota 4-Runner.
• Residence, Boiling Springs Road, Ohatchee: 2007 Chevrolet Z-71.
The following property crimes were reported to the Oxford Police Department during the seven-day period ending at 7 a.m. Thursday.
• Department store, 90 block of Plaza Lane: clothing. (Recovered 07-20-2012)
• Quintard Mall, 700 Quintard Drive: purse. (Recovered 07-21-2012)
• Golden Corral, 201 Oxford Exchange Blvd.: purse, cell phone, credit cards.
• Dillards, 700 South Quintard Ave.: merchandise. (Recovered 07-22-2012)
• Unknown, 500 block of Quintard Drive: cash.
• Residence, 100 block of Park Place: firearm, game consoles, tablet computers, cell phones.


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A local family fights for answers in the tragic suicide of their loved one, a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. With everyone giving the family the go-around, Congressman Pat Meehan has decided to help them get answers.
In a quiet room, in a grieving family's home, there's a shrine to a fallen Marine.
"It's peaceful in this room. Brian's here. Brian's here in this house. This is Brian's room. This is where we come to be with him," Mother Beverly LaLoup said.
They come to be with the youngest of their three sons, Sgt. Brian LaLoup of the United States Marine Corps.
The 21-year-old Marine, assigned to provide security to the American Embassy in Athens, Greece, shot himself in the head in August of 2012 with an embassy service pistol. The tragic event took place at an embassy building after a night of drinking and, according to a lawsuit filed by his family, after he told a fellow Marine:
"...I don't have anybody who loves me..."
The lawsuit also says:
"...He is sad all the time and had thoughts of shooting himself in the face with a shotgun..."
These are statements, according to the lawsuit, which should have prompted the Marines to supervise LaLoup and get him medical attention, but they didn't.
"I don't have him where I can hold him and talk to him. He was loved by everybody--our family here--we died with him," Brian's father Craig LaLoup said.
But it's not just the Pennsylvania Marine's suicide that rips at his family, it's also the stunning news they learned about what happened to his corpse in an Athens hospital. News they became aware of only after Sgt. Brian LaLoup was given full military honors and buried.
The LaLoups buried their son at the Washington Crossing National Cemetery in Pennsylvania, only to learn later that his heart was not inside his chest.
What they were stunned to find out was that after he died at the Hospital, LaLoup's heart was removed during an autopsy and never returned.
The startling news came when a Marine 1st. Sgt. visiting their home handed Beverly LaLoup a document from the Armed Services Medical Examiner stating Brian LaLoup's remains are incomplete. They had a missing heart.
The LaLoups say they've tried for nearly a year and a half to get answers from the Marines and others as to why it was taken where their son's heart is, but their efforts have been stonewalled.
According to the lawsuit, in an attempt to pacify the LaLoups, the U.S. Department of Defense and the Greek government had a heart shipped to Dover Air force base, claiming it was Sgt. LaLoup's missing heart. However, according to the Department of Defense Final Autopsy Report, DNA testing found that the heart did not match his DNA.
Craig and Beverly LaLoup, along with their son John, have filled their Coatesville home with picture after picture of their lost son. Their grief remains powerful and often overwhelms them.
They've sued the Department of Defense, the Navy and now the Greek Government and the hospital that performed the autopsy, to find out what happened, says their lawyer.
"I want to know where his heart is and why it was taken and I need to know why the Marine Corps thought they needed to lie to us about it," Beverly LaLoup said.
"I want to do right by my son. They disrespected him. I want his honor restored. Nobody should have done that to him. It's despicable," Craig LaLoup said.
The United States Marine Corps refused comment.
On the telephone, Christos Failadis, a spokesman for the Greek Embassy in Washington, D.C. said his government "feels sorry for the tragic event and said the Greek Ambassador has expressed his condolences to Beverly Laloup."
He did confirm published reports that the heart was taken for "toxicology purposes," but when FOX 29 asked if the Greek government knows where Sgt. Laloup's heart is he said he had "no comment and claimed he didn't know anything about that."
Now, Congressman Pat Meehan is pressing to find out the truth for the family from his district.
What happened to their son's heart and the second question becomes who sent another heart to them and said it was his," said Representative Meehan.
Meehan has sent a letter to the Commandant of the Marine Corps seeking answers, specifically asking about the "chain of custody" of Laloup's remains and of DNA testing of the heart.
"They're going to tell us," Meehan said. "We're going to find out what happened here. The question is how quickly and where this trail will land."
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In "Flight," Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington), an ace airline pilot, wakes up in an Orlando hotel after a night spent with a flight attendant (Katerina Marquez), takes a swig of beer, and does a line of cocaine. We next see him getting into a cockpit and flying a plane, headed for Atlanta, through a fearsome storm and into the clear. Then, standing at the front of the plane, he reassures the passengers while he pours—one arm working behind a bulkhead—several little bottles of vodka into a quart of orange juice. Back in the cockpit, swacked, he falls asleep, only to be awakened when the plane's tail malfunctions, sending the craft into a forty-eight-hundred-foot dive. The film's director, Robert Zemeckis, staged a frightening plane crash in "Cast Away," and this one, as the fuselage begins to come apart, is even more alarming. After maneuvers so strange that I would rather you disbelieve them on your own, Whip belly-flops the craft more or less safely in an empty field.
I'm letting you know that the landing is a success because that isn't what the movie is about. "Flight"—the title has a double meaning—is devoted not to heroism but to furtiveness, to the strategy of lying, bluffing, and endless evasion which allows an intelligent and talented man to get through life as an alcoholic. Two things are clear from the beginning: no other pilot could have made that particular landing; and Whip's condition had nothing to do with what went wrong with the plane. On the contrary, the cocaine and the booze may have given him the courage to try the daredevil stunt that saved the day. Yet Whip gets found out. Six people die in the crash, and a toxicology report, combined with the empty vodka bottles, puts him in danger of criminal charges. The National Transportation Safety Board and a lawyer hired by the pilots' union (Don Cheadle) sort out Whip's various sins, and, recovering from injuries, he retires temporarily to his father's empty country house with a lost young heroin addict (Kelly Reilly) whom he meets in the hospital. At first, she seems to be in worse shape than he is. She's not. He drinks, stops, starts again.
"Flight" is not acrid or cruel, like Billy Wilder's "The Lost Weekend" (1945), in which we see the world through the eyes of Ray Milland's character as he suffers the d.t.s. Nor is it soaked in the romantic poetry of self-destruction, in the manner of "Leaving Las Vegas" (1995), in which Nicolas Cage, with Elisabeth Shue at his side, undergoes an extended liquid self-immolation in a hotel room. The screenwriter of "Flight," John Gatins, apparently drawing on his own experience of bad times, has made, with Zemeckis, an earnest and vibrantly matter-of-fact film. "Flight" is intricately knowledgeable about such things as where to stash bottles and little packets of cash. It demonstrates a fine appreciation of the necessary labors of an amiable candyman (John Goodman), who shows up with dope and drink whenever Whip needs him. Zemeckis avoids any expressionistic re-creations of an alcoholic's world. We look at Whip from the outside, clearly, even relentlessly, and the director lets his star work in extended takes, which turn out to be more revealing than an internal point of view.
Washington allows his body to go puffy and slack. His gaze is unfocussed, his walk loose and shambling, except when Whip does some coke, at which point Washington moves in a confident, swinging lope. Whip is a proud man, but Washington lets us see the narcissism and the self-pity behind the pride, a ready access to anger that gives Whip a moment of relief, as he tells people off, drawing deeper into guilt and futility. He gets drunk when he most needs to be sober. His messes are defiant, as if he thought that they were an accomplishment. The causes of his alcoholism are not examined, which is just as well—explanations of a condition so elemental and encompassing risk banality. As the film goes along, steadily, slowly, it puts us in the ambivalent position of admiring Denzel Washington's bravery and candor and disliking the character he plays. We get tired of watching Whip fail, and we're caught between dismayed pity and a longing to see him punished. Only a great actor could have pulled off this balancing act. I was reminded of Laurence Olivier's bravura in "The Entertainer," in which he plays an exhausted old vaudevillian. At a certain point, great actors want to show us the truth of something that may be far from their lives but that somehow they understand, intimately, all too well.
"Skyfall" marks the fiftieth anniversary of the mother and father of all franchises. It would be lovely to announce that the new Bond movie is scintillating, or at least rambunctiously exciting, but "Skyfall," in the recent mode of Christopher Nolan's "Batman" films, is a gloomy, dark action thriller, and almost completely without the cynical playfulness that drew us to the series in the first place. "Skyfall" offers portents of the end, of the possible termination of 007 (Daniel Craig) and also of the Tennyson-quoting M. (Judi Dench); and it suggests, too, the looming irrelevance of M.I.6, which turns out to be not the powerful center of intelligence but just another station in a world of infinitely hackable networks. The Bond movies offered the exhilarating freedom of travel—James caressed by soft breezes and swaying palms—but distance is now meaningless. Evil may erupt wherever there's a computer. It's certainly no longer confined to a place, like China or Russia or an underground redoubt or a tropical island, where an unspeakably malevolent genius with precise diction threatens to take over the world.


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Congratulations on reaching 1.0 Million points and getting your new red convertible!
Congrats on 1007 consecutive days..would you like to be gas buddies
37 Years is very good too. You said it about letting her have her way. It does make things a lot easier.
Glad to be a bud !!!
Congrats on a thousand straight days !!! … Future congrats on hitting the million-point mark this week … Wanna be buds???
It is always nice to have peace in the relationship. Works better that way. After 54 years it is better too just keep my mouth shut.
I guess the wifes always have the final say.
You are up late. Twelve thirty back there. I am originally from Cicero, Berwyn. Came out here with the Navy and stayed.
It is a struggle, but we manage to get thru it.
what part of Illinois do you live, Northern, Southern, Middle?
I see that the Midwest and the East Coast are up too their butts in Global Warming. Here the temp will be around 85 today and it is still winter. Go figure.


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Friday, March 22, 2013
Favorite Felt Projects, Crafts, and Felt Board Ideas For Kids
5 comments:
- Tricia Orchard said...
I love the felt cookies! My girls are very into playing "kitchen" again so I think we will make some cookies this weekend!
Thanks for sharing! :)
- March 22, 2013 at 2:29 PM
- ROCIO said...
Congratulations and thanks for sharing. It´s always fantastic!!.
- March 23, 2013 at 5:04 AM
- Cris said...
I love working with felt, it's so much easier since it is rather stiff, unlike cloth. Thanks for sharing. I'm finding these late posts in which you compile older posts very useful.
- March 23, 2013 at 5:18 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
The felt cookies are always fun to make and play with. If you don't want to sew them you just use Aleene's craft glue, Aleene's fabric glue, or a glue gun!
Would love to see photos of your finished project if you would be willing to email me a photo for my new reader gallery!
Mary Lea
- March 24, 2013 at 7:57 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Cris, yes, we love felt its very kid friendly to work with! I'm enjoying the round up post too. They give a lot of my new readers a chance to find great continent that is buried in my archives!
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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"My point was they get a justification UNDER THE BUSH POLICY."
My point again was they already had sufficent justification in their minds to kill 3,000 of us. Do you seriously think they wouldn't have killed 30,000, 300,000 or 3 million if they could have?
What more justification can we have given them knowing they wanted to kill as many Americans could we have provided since then?
My point is they would have destroyed every man woman and child in the U.S. if they could have.
But, we seem to be at an impasse so I'll let it drop and "agree to disagree"
"The fact that W has lowered our tax burden IS the problem that will sink/is sinking us."
Nope, totally wrong. Our tax revenues are at an all time high because of the tax incentives. The descretionary SPENDING is what is feeding the debt, not the tax cuts.


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In this three part series, Sara Rimer documents the growing international student population here at BU, most notably those from China. To get an idea of the demographic shift that has taken place at BU in the past few years: the enrollment in fall 2008, 42 of 4,131 freshmen were from China. In fall 2013, the numbers were 410 of 3,807 freshmen. "We're a new generation," says Ge. "We like American culture. It's new, it's free."
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Papaverine Hydrochloride Oral capsule, extended release
It relaxes the blood vessels which makes it easier for blood to pass through them
Generic Name: papaverine
Brand Names: Papaverine Hydrochloride SR, Para-Time S. R., Papacon, Pavacot, Pavabid Plateau, Pavagen, Papaverine Hydrochloride
What is this medicine?PAPAVERINE (pa PAV er een) is a vasodilator. It relaxes the blood vessels which makes it easier for blood to pass through them. It is used to treat certain conditions that cause blood vessels to spasm. This medicine is also used to treat irregular heartbeats caused by decreased blood flow to the heart.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
- heart disease or irregular heartbeats
- an unusual or allergic reaction to papaverine, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
- breast-feeding
How should I use this medicine?Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Do not chew, open, break or crush the capsules. Take your doses at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
- barbiturate medicines for inducing sleep or treating seizures
- levodopa
- medicines for anxiety or sleeping problems like diazepam or temazepam
- prescription pain medicines
What should I watch for while using this medicine?You may get drowsy or dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs mental alertness until you know how this medicine affects you. Do not stand or sit up quickly, especially if you are an older patient. This reduces the risk of dizzy or fainting spells. Alcohol may increase dizziness and drowsiness. Avoid alcoholic drinks.
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I am a husband, father, son, brother, uncle and friend. I believe in sharing my talents and experiences by giving back to the community by giving my time to coaching, church and especially to the disability community. I truly believe that all men and women are created equally.
Health Care
Let me start by saying that I do not agree with everything in the health care bill. But I do not think that there is any person out there who does not think that the health care industry needs some changes. For years I have heard about how the rising cost of health care prevents me from getting a pay raise. In some cases, I have even had to contribute more to my personal health care costs.
As with any new law there are ammendments made over time to adjust for the changing times. Heck, the US Constitution has 27 Amendments. But with the health care bill there had to be a starting point.
Cudahy Challenger Baseball on TV Update
In case you missed the story, here is the link
Rosa's Law
With everything else going on during this political season, I thought it was important to show a new law that has taken effect.
President Obama Signs Rosa's Law
Make a Difference Day
Saturday, October 23 marks the 20th Anniversary of Make a Difference Day (http://www.handsonnetwork.org/nationalprograms/signatureevents/MakeADifferenceDay). It is 1 day set aside to focus on community service. A time when government, corporations, no-profit groups and regular citizens come together to make a change in their community.
I was recently in a meeting where we talked about volunteers for the organization. The discussion turned to having a fee assigned to each family and it would be returned once the family put in a certain amount of volunteer time. This really made me wonder if people truely understand what it is to be a volunteer. I would bet that proably 75% of the people would be content to just pay the fee and not have to give of their time. This almost defeats what volunteerism is.
Be Informed
Tuesday, November 2 is another Election Day. As with all Elections, this is a very important Election. We are still waging the war against terrorism, we have health care issues and we still have way to many people either unemployed or under employed. There is no quick fix for any of these issues.
Since we all have time, please be informed of your decisions. I have been going to candidates websites and learning about the issues that affect me. Jobs, health care and people with developmental disabilities are my top 3 choices. I have had the opportunity to hear most of the candidates speak on disability issues, so I have some information to base a decision on. See my previous blog: http://labs.jsonline.com/JIBloggerV2/BlogPostEditor.aspx?id=99753304&parent=86854332
Young Athletes
The comment that I have heard the most in reference to the Challenger Baseball Story (http://www.fox6now.com/witi-101010-challenger-baseball,0,421962.story) was that every kid, every parent, every sibling, every Buddy, had a smile on their face throughout the story. For those who were not familiar with the league, I told them that this is the reaction that we have every week from the kids, parents, siblings and buddy's. These athletes are doing what they love because they want to, not because somebody is making them do it. These parents are only giving their children an opportunity to play a game they may have loved as a kid. I have never seen a parent trying to live out their dream, through their child. When the kids have had enough, then that it is it until next week.
As I continued the conversation with one individual, the topic turned to today's young athletes. The question was "how come the kids with the most God given talent, do not always put in the same effort as those who need to work he hardest to achieve acceptable success?" It makes me wonder if the "better athletes" are actually having as much fun as those who need to work the hardest to attain their goals. Over time, I have come to realize that God given talent will only take you so far.


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