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It's Valentine's Day and the D'Artigo women are preparing for their friend Iris's wedding. But when Delilah and her sisters get word that the Super Community Center has been bombed, things get really ugly, The evil coyote shifters--the Koyami--are back, and Newkirk, their new leader, has joined forces with a group of rogue sorcerers. Then, just when they think things can't get worse, the demon lord Shadow Wing sends in a new front man, and life really goes to hell...Thanks to Aurian for pointing out I missed this one! Urban fantasy


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MILTON — At a deliberative session for school-related articles at Nute High School Saturday, town voters discussed a need for an increase in security at local schools and weighed options for a potential in withdrawing from SAU 64 with Wakefield. Seven articles were discussed and approved in all, with no amendments proposed. Late last year, Milton school officials, which make up SAU 64 with Wakefield through sharing administrative services as well as a superintendent, announced they were considering withdrawal from the district. Saturday afternoon, Chairman of the Milton School Board Ann Walsh told approximately 20 town residents in attendance the two towns are not working toward the same goals and Milton needs to be in a situation where they are given first priority. "I think the Milton school district and Wakefield school district and board have different priorities and different goals and a different idea on government and management of the school district," Walsh told the session. "Those differences are becoming more and more problematic all the time."
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Hargrove slips in and out of Museum
By Craig Muder
Mike Hargrove spent his entire baseball career behind the scenes.
So when he made a trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame in September, it was no surprise that it came without fanfare. But this time, "behind the scenes" also meant a look at baseball's most sacred treasures.
Hargrove stopped in Cooperstown on Sept. 19 while on a trip through the Northeast. He and his wife, Sharon, travel throughout the country on their motorcycle, and few heads turned as the couple pulled into Cooper Park next door to the Hall of Fame.
Once inside, the Hargroves received a behind-the-scenes tour from Senior Curator Tom Shieber and chatted with Bull Durham writer/director Ron Shelton, who was himself experiencing the thrill of looking at the Museum's archives.
A few hours later, the Hargroves emerged from the Hall of Fame and walked down Main Street to have a relaxed lunch. Soon after, they returned to Cooper Park, put on their leathers and rolled north on Main Street and out of town.
It was typical of Hargrove, who never sought the spotlight as a player or manager. A former Rookie of the Year and All-Star with the Texas Rangers, Hargrove was famous for his deliberate — or was that super-slow motion? — approach at the plate. And yet those tactics, which drove pitchers crazy and got them off their rhythm, often overshadowed a hitter who compiled a .290 career average and a .396 on-base percentage.
As a manager, Hargrove took over a dilapidated Cleveland Indians franchise in 1991 and led it to the World Series four years later. His even-handed approach and clubhouse skills resulted in five playoff appearances and two American League pennants for a team that was the laughingstock of baseball in the 1970s and '80s.
At 58, Hargrove certainly has something left to give as a manager. Yet it would shock no one if he spent the rest of his days enjoying the fruits of his former lifetime. After a career in forced limelight, Hargrove seems content with his life.
Baseball is better because of people like him.
Craig Muder is director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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The Samsung Galaxy S3 was launched on 3 May 2012 at a glitzy event in London and has taken over from the Galaxy S2 as the most successful Android phone ever. Our readers voted it Mobile Phone of the Year 2012 by a huge margin. Headline features include the 4.8" HD Super AMOLED screen, the quad-core processor, and the new S Voice voice-control feature. These clearly mark out how the S3's technology has moved forward in the year since the release of the S2, but there are a host of other features included that will all help to make the S3 a better phone. The first thing you notice about the Galaxy S3 is its size. It's not a small phone. It's *&%! enormous! Only the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is bigger. The iPhone 5 looks dinky by comparison. But it's big for a reason, and that reason is the 4.8 inch HD screen. This is the S3's number-one selling point in our opinion. If you use your smartphone less for making calls and more for web browsing, keeping up with facebook, playing games, taking photos and watching videos, then it's all about the screen. And the S3 is the king of screens (apart from the Note - buy one of those if the S3 isn't big enough for you.) The screen isn't just big - it's also HD and uses Super AMOLED technology to make it bright and visible even on a sunny summer's day (remember them?). Now, the Galaxy S2 used Super AMOLED Plus technology, so it's a teensy-weensy bit disappointing that the S3 doesn't. But the pixel density has been ramped up by about 50% to match the iPhone's Retina display, so we've no real reason to complain. Hey - did someone mention the iPhone? A gulf has opened up now between the iPhone's paltry 4 inch screen and the 4.8 inches of this latest Samsung. Experience the S3's super-sized screen and you'll be loathe to go back. Although it's long and wide, the S3 is extremely slim - just 8.6mm, which seems impossibly slim for such a device. And it has a new curvy design with rounded corners. You won't mistake it for the S2, particularly since it comes in a choice of blue or white colours. Embedded in the heart of the S3 is a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, the first quad-core in a Samsung phone, which enables fast multi-tasking, zero-lag photography and super-smooth HD video and games. With a full 1GB of RAM and up to 64GB of built-in memory, there's nothing to frustrate the potential of the processor. In addition you can add a further 32GB of memory via the microSD card slot, and Samsung are giving two years' 50GB free Dropbox cloud storage too. The S3 runs the Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 flavour of Android, with an update to 4.1 Jelly Bean, plus Samsung's TouchWiz user interface, which has been tried and tested on many Samsung phones over the years. But the S3 has many new features built into the user interface. Samsung seem to be taking a lead from Apple's Siri voice recognition tool here. "S Voice" is an advanced voice recognition system that lets you give commands to your phone to turn the alarm to snooze, activate the camera and answer a call. S Voice won't talk back to you like Siri, but you can get on-screen confirmation when needed. Another feature is "Direct Call", which automatically switches from messaging to place a voice call to someone if you lift the phone to your ear. "Smart Stay" uses the front-facing camera to sense when you are looking at the phone and keep the display from going dark. The camera interface has all sorts of social features that let you tag faces and sort your pictures according to who's in them. We don't know if these features are going to transform the way we use our phones. They feel like the beginning of a transformation that may come about in a few years' time when the technology has developed further. But you can see that smartphones are evolving from clever phones into all-round personal assistants. The camera on the S3 is basically the same as on the S2. It's not going to grab much attention in the press, but for the user it works very well, taking 8 megapixel still shots and full 1080p HD video. A secondary front-facing video camera is available for making HD video calls. The quad-core processor means that there's no visible lag in using the camera. Burst mode lets you take 8 shots and the camera chooses the best (based on smile & blink detection, contrast and blurring), so there's no more excuse for blurry shots of people with their eyes closed. And like the HTC One X, you can take still shots while shooting HD video. The media player works brilliantly on the S3, with the quad-core processor helping to push HD videos along without any jerkiness. You can mirror your screen on a large-screen TV wirelessly too. Another improvement in the Galaxy S3, which hasn't grabbed any headlines, but which could prove to be very significant, is the upgraded 2100mAh battery. This compares with the 1650mAh battery on the S2. Only time will tell whether the demands of the big screen and quad-core processor can be satisfied by this battery, but experience with the Galaxy Nexus, which has the same size screen and a 1750mAh battery indicates that the S3's battery life will be at least as good as the S2's. The Galaxy S3 seems to us to be a worthy successor to the S2. It takes everything that made the S2 such a success, and makes its key features even better. For us, it's all about the HD screen and the quad-core processor. The bigger battery is also very welcome. But the many improvements to the user interface also add to the all-round capabilities of the phone. It seems to be a better package that even the HTC One X, which is technically it's closest competitor. 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When son Wolfgang was born in 1991, Bertinelli threw herself into family life. Yet her husband remained a hard-partying rock 'n' roller, and she had her own addiction. "You [should] use food to nourish your body or to have some fun out with people, but I abused it," she says. "I would get high on food."
Their rocky romance finally unraveled late in 2001, when Van Halen came to visit her on the set of the TV show Touched by an Angel'Am I going to continue in this marriage, being this miserable and making him miserable?'"
When the couple separated, Bertinelli vowed they would rally around Wolfie: "We [had] both treated each other unkindly. It was a matter of, 'Why don't we just move on and give our son as much love as we possibly can?' Divorce isn't the child's fault. Don't say anything unkind about your ex to the child, because you're really just hurting the child."
Noble as her goals were, single life ushered in a challenging period for Bertinelli. "At first, I was in so much pain, I literally lost my appetite but when it came back, it came back with a vengeance. And I think it was all about punishing myself," she says. There was a litany of things she felt she deserved to be punished for: the failure of her marriage, the effect it would have on her son, the compromises she had made in her career, and, of course, her weight.
But by the time she filed for divorce in 2005 (Why did it take so long? "I'm a procrastinator," Bertinelli says with a shrug), she had already been introduced to Vitale. In the language of Hollywood screenwriters, they "met cute." Vitale, a friend of one of Bertinelli's brothers, took an extra seat at a wine-tasting fund-raiser; meanwhile, Bertinelli's sister-in-law had wanted to set Bertinelli up with a doctor, who showed up with a date he announced as his fiancée. Bertinelli and Vitale kept slipping away separately to check up on the World Series. They ended up watching the game in the hotel bar together.
The next night they were cooking together in her brother's kitchen. Vitale remembers thinking, "This is how it's supposed to be. This is how you get along with somebody."
He'd had a crush on Bertinelli since he was a teen tuning in to watch One Day at a Time; he confesses that he even kissed her TV image. Their first real-life smooch came after a month of dating. He was treading carefully. "When we first met," says Vitale, who divorced in 2003, "we were both in a place of brokenness, but open ready and willing to be completely honest, and ready to peel ourselves back like an onion."
Bertinelli's relationship with Vitale is so strong because the two are so delighted with one another exactly the way they are. "During my marriage," says Bertinelli, "I wanted Ed to change; Ed wanted me to change. It was, 'If you love me, you'll do this.'" With Tom, "it was, 'This is who I am, take it or leave it,'" she explains. "I didn't expect him to change or become a different person to live with me, and I know he doesn't expect that from me either." She adds, "I won't ever cheat on Tom, and he won't ever cheat on me. I believe that. And if he does, well then, it's over."
In even the smallest matters in their relationship, Vitale is gallantry personified. "Fortunately, after [our] being together this long, there's nothing I want her to change," he says. "She wants me to put the seat down on the toilet. So I do. It's just nicer for her." As for whether the two of them will tie the knot, Bertinelli says, "When someone refers to him as my husband, I don't even correct them anymore. We would love to have the ceremony because it would be fun and a great excuse to have a party, but I don't want to plan it!"
Vitale not only supported Bertinelli's weight-loss journey, but also joined her on the Jenny Craig program, losing over 40 pounds himself. He is her best buddy, closest confidant, and biggest cheerleader. She and Vitale share an Italian-American upbringing and a commitment to parenting their blended brood: her son Wolfie, who has just turned 19, and Tom's four kids, ages 10 to 19. Most notably, they enjoy the bantering of two people who are so honest and in sync with one another that they can easily finish each other's sentences. That ability to communicate so familiarly leads to some rather raucous attempts at one-upmanship.
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Benedictine abbey near Rome, Italy, it is the cradle of the Benedictine Order which was founded in 529 at Monte Cassino by Saint Benedict of Nursia, who wrote his famous Rule there. The abbey was burned by Lombards in 580, and restored by Abbot Petronax in 718. It was sacked again in 884, and restored again in 949. It reached the zenith of its reputation under Abbot Desiderius from 1058 to 1087, when the school of copyists and miniature painters became famous throughout the West. In 1321 Pope John XXII made the church of Monte Cassino a cathedral and its abbot, a bishop. The change proved disastrous, for the bishop was often a secular prelate who adopted the income for his personal use. Pope Urban V temporarily restored the community in 1370. In 1504 Pope Julius II united Monte Cassino to the Congregation of Saint Justina of Padua which was thenceforth known as the Cassinese Congregation. It was confiscated by the Italian government with the other religious houses in 1866; the abbot was given the title Guardian, in view of his administration of the diocese, one of the most extensive in Italy, which was united to the See of Atina in 1818. In 1944 the house was bombed into ruins during the World War II Battle of Monte Cassino. It was rebuilt by the Italian government, consecrated by Pope Paul VI in 1964, and can be reached by visitors.
Profiles Monks of Monte Cassino
- Blessed Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster
- Blessed Giovanni Gradenigo
- Blessed Giuseppe Benedetto Dusmet
- Pope Blessed Victor III
- Pope Saint Gelasius II
- Saint Aigulphus of Lérins
- Saint Aldemar the Wise
- Saint Alfanus of Salerno
- Saint Anselm of Nonantola
- Saint Apollinaris of Monte Cassino
- Saint Benedict of Nursia
- Saint Bernard Valeara of Teramo
- Saint Bertharius of Monte Cassino
- Saint Bonitus of Monte Cassino
- Saint Bruno of Segni
- Saint Carloman
- Saint Clinius of Pontecorvo
- Saint Constantine of Monte Cassino
- Saint Deusdedit of Montecassino
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- Saint Felix of Monte Cassino
- Saint Gebizo
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- Saint Ludger of Utrecht
- Saint Lyutius
- Saint Maurus
- Saint Petronax of Monte Cassino
- Saint Placid
- Saint Simplicius of Monte Cassino
- Saint Speciosus
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's Office of Faith and Spirituality is hosting a community Thanksgiving worship service featuring pastors from area churches Sunday, Nov. 24, at 7 p.m. in Wallace Memorial Chapel. The service is open to the public.
Guest speaker will be Pastor John Gruensdorf of New Wilmington Alliance Church. Karen Wallace of the New Wilmington Area Backpack Program will also speak at the service.
Area pastors expected to participate include: the Rev. Jim Mohr, College chaplain; the Rev. Patti Harbison, New Wilmington United Methodist Church; the Rev. Ralph Hawkins, New Wilmington Presbyterian Church; and the Rev. William Stone, Neshannock Presbyterian Church.
Music will be provided by the Second Chance Praise Team. Student Gregory McClelland will perform "Praise You in This Storm" by Bernie Herms and Mark Hall. The Westminster Hand Bell Choir will perform "Beside Still Waters" by Howard Starks, under the direction of Anne Bruening.
McClelland, a senior music education major, is a son of Fred and Heidi McClelland of Sandy Lake and a graduate of Lakeview High School.
Additional Westminster College students will also be participating in the service: Olivia Martin and Jonathan Rogers will be liturgists; Benjamin Suhrie will play the piano during the prelude; and Amber Hill will play the organ during postlude.
Hill, a senior mathematics major, is a daughter of Mary Hill of East Palestine, Ohio, and a graduate of East Palestine High School.
Martin, a sophomore English and fine art major, is a daughter of James and Jennifer Martin of Sandy Lake and a graduate of Lakeview High School.
Rogers, a junior physics major, is a son of Douglas and Donna Rogers of Cooperstown and a graduate of Oil City Area High School.
Suhrie, a junior psychology major, is a son of Carl and Ann Suhrie of Bradfordwoods and a graduate of North Allegheny High School.
Those attending are asked to bring canned goods or make monetary donations that will be collected to support the New Wilmington Area Backpack Program.
Contact Diane Gabriel, executive secretary for the Office of Faith and Spirituality, at 724-946-7117 or email for more information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 378 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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4 A Dark and gritty sequel well worth looking atRogue918 | 30/08/2010 | See all Rogue918's reviews (16)Firtsly, I am a realist, and realise that this title will not be everyones cup of tea- and that a lot of people will compare this game to many other titles out there. I take this game at face value and have played it with an open mind.Firstly the game is a massive improvement on its predesessor- thats not saying the original was a bad title, it just had flaws. In this outing you play as Lynch and as per his usual form, you see his escapades making what started out as a relatively run of the mill job turn into a chase through Shanghais underworld, with a corrupt government official throwing everything at you to try and stop you escaping.The visuals are well done, played as though through a video camera, complete with motion blurring, pixellation, and splashes on the lense. Some of the scenes have been edited as if they have been blanked out after a session in the editing suite which adds a nice touch- as if its a playback and they didnt want you to see the result of a shotgun blast to a head at close range- or (as a result of the story line) covering genitalia where appropiate. people have complained about this feature, but to me it enhances the story and adds a little bit of realism to it.On the subject of realism- again, people have complained about the lack of realism to the game, and that the storyline is far fetched- About as far fetched as an Eastern European going to a city called Liberty City and eating hamburgers as a way of reviving himself from various injuries, or following the story of a treasure hunter as he looks for Marco Polos lost fleet, and tackles yetis anyone? The point is, its a game- and the story fits the profile very well- plenty of action, plenty of character interaction, and again you get to feel part of the story coming out as a result of the relationship between the two anti-heroes. Someone else complained about only being able to hold two weapons- Its a refreshing change to see a game that limits the ability to carry 45 different weapons and all thier ammo- slightly more reralistic than most games in my opinion.Sound is another great feature in the game, and if you have the equipment to appreciate the quality, then it again further enhances the effect of the gameplay.The main story is short, and can be completed in around 4 hours, however this need not be a bad thing, as i feel that the game can get a bit repetetive, however the story helps to keep this down by changing areas and environments accordingly. It is certainly not as bad as some reveiwers have made it out to beAll in all- this title will not win any awards, however as games go its a challenging and enjoyable outing with a certain amount of replay value, especially with the online modes. As stated- not everyone will like it, and some people will go out of their way to compare it with other titles, but if you can get past the fact that this game is purely designed for entertainment- then I think you will enjoy the title.I certainly have.
4 Great graphics and sound.MarkeyMan90 | 28/08/2010 | See all MarkeyMan90's reviews (19)I was eagerly anticipating this games release all due to the fact that I was intrigued by the youtube style visuals and excellent graphics, on this front I was very impressed. It also has top notch sound with the 5.1 surround sound back speakers being put to very good use.Unfortunetly the game is very short clocking in around 4 and half hours on medium difficulty, and can become quite repetitive. But there is the option of the offline version of arcade mode which is a good thing and of course the other online scenarios which are more of a long term venture.Overall I am happy with the purchase, all due to it's unique style, sound and atmosphere. If you want a shooter with a more stylised gritty theme, look no further.
2 Awful game!!JackDaniels84 | 21/08/2010 | See all JackDaniels84's reviews (9)Ok so where to begin. Well I downloaded the demo and thought it was errrrr ok and since I had played the first game I was intrigued more then anything so I decided to rent it from Blockbuster for a week. I completed it in 4 hours and returned it back the same day as I was disappointed to say the least and im one who is very easily pleased when it comes to video games but this game is a joke on a serious note.PositivesBetter graphicsNegativesStoryline: Just awful and needs to be longer etc etcWeapons: You can only carry 2 weapons and many other problems like aiming etc etcProblems with the characters: You shoot people in the head and they get back up, Kane seems to be invincible from enemies it was just getting silly I mean you seem him constantly getting shot all over his body and his just standing there doing this crazy dance thing from the impact of the bullets!! Ha haBasically to sum it up everything is awful about this game apart from the graphics. I would say if you really want to test it out then maybe rent it out because I personally think its a waste of money actually buying it and what with xmas coming soon, theres going to be plenty of better games that will beat this game hands down.If you want a really good and detailed review, go to gamespot.com. They give it a rating of 6.5 out of 10 and you might get a better understanding on where I am coming from with this review. Cheers
4 Lots Of Acition.0BuyBuyBuy0 | 26/12/2010 | See all 0BuyBuyBuy0's reviews (3)This game is very under rated! Kane And Lynch 2 is fast action packed stuff. I really enjoyed the game as it was probably more movie like than most games. Mainly cos it seems someone is constantly got a camcorder on you while ya playing. The graphics are pretty good and very much detail have been put into the game. The only draw back i have is most of the guns sound like pea shooters. I got this game from play.com for a fiver so it was a bargain. Im sure most people would like this game.
1 AWFUL!!!! TOO MUCH HYPE & NO SUBSTANCE!fergie1 | 05/09/2010 | See all fergie1's reviews (5)This game is one of the worst I have ever bought. The controls are clunky, the camera bobs up & down every time you move the character , so you have to stop playing before you are motion sick! The AI of the characters & their interaction is appalling & whilst this game is ok for online play the real playability of the game should be invested in the story mode & for the cost the game should be better.


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I,m a new member (silverbirch2) and I just want to say a few words about myself by way of introduction. I have spent all my life in the aviation industry, so am interested in all things that fly, both identified and unidentified, I am also ex military, british army air corps. I have spent some years in Canada and have made many visits to the USA over the years and spent time in New York,Washington state,Florida, Indiana,new mexico, new Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont. Whilst in Canada I became a field investigator for APRO the aerial phenomena research organization (now defunct) which was based in Tuson Arizona. During my time in APRO I was priveleged to have the opportunity to research some very interesting cases, and the high point of my time there was meeting Betty Hill and spending a lot of time with her.....I was investigating a case in Nova Scotia and she had been invited to spend some time at that location in order to try and throw somw light on what was going on. Betty came accross as a very sincere and caring person, she was not taken to flights of fancy, and was very much in the here and now...a truly lovely lady who will always be greatly missed in the ufo community.
I have lived for some years now in the UK, and have continued as an independant investigator. I have spent literally hundreds of hours investigating the Rendlesham Forest UFO case in Suffolk, in fact I relocated to that area for five years just so as I could live there, and be close to the scene of events. It is my belief , based upon countless hours of research, talking to many local people, and having unlimited access to the RAF Bentwaters base, that something of an extraordinary nature took place, and in the light of the research I have carried out I would say that there are a lot of people who have "jumped on the bandwagon" either for a moment of glory or the hope of financial gain and are continuing to do so. The one person whom I have the greatest respect and sympathy for is Larry Warren. I have never met the man, but i do know that his involvement in this case has brought him neither financial rewards, nor peace of mind...rather the opposite, and I am convinced that his head was well and truly messed with by his own people ie the Military. I don,t want to ramble on about this but during my research, I have discovered that so called experts have gone on record with statements which are easily proved untrue..(you can even see the proof of this with your own eyes after all these years...all you have to do is go there and walk the area). I believe I have found the exact location where Larry was taken and interrogated, I have been in there myself and taken photographs....I have found out why he felt a pressure change in that location..the infrastructure is still in perfect working order. I do believe that even to this day there are questions about that area which we can never get to the bottom of. I recall an image of myself when I was 19 years old and in the military.....we are of different generations, but I was not unlike Larry Warren myself...too trusting, too willing to believe what I was told ...too gullible, and for that he paid a great price...I have too.
I am happy to share information with anyone who is genuine and open minded about not only this case but others I have investigated in North America.
May the truth shine out.
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Kyle Collinsworth scored 20 points as the Cougars beat No. 3 Gonzaga 73-70 on Saturday night, ending the Bulldogs' school-record 22-game winning streak and perhaps costing them a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
Cougars look to extend streak as they enter final week of regular season
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posted Feb 24th - 11:36pm
The Cougars look to finish the season strong as they head out on their final road trip of the season. Tyler Haws looks to break the all-time scoring record for BYU as he is just 7 points shy of beating the record. He looks to do it against Portland.
BYU AD Holmoe: 'It's our intention (to) be playing in a Power 5 conference sometime in the near future.'
posted Feb 24th - 3:52pm
BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe addressed his program's future plans in a wide-ranging meeting with local media on Tuesday.
Cougar Sports Saturday: February 21, 2015
Jason Shepherd |
posted Feb 21st - 6:00pm
The CSS crew discussed BYU basketball's improved chances of making the NCAA Tournament, and talked BYU football with Mitch Mathews and Jordan Leslie.
Haws leads the way for BYU on Senior Night
Lindsey Peterson |
posted Feb 20th - 8:22am
BYU beat San Diego 75-62 Thursday night behind 28 points from senior Tyler Haws, who along with Josh Sharp, Anson Winder and Skyler Halford were playing the final regular-season games of their careers at the Marriott Center.
Haws, Collinsworth lead BYU past San Diego, 75-62
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posted Feb 19th - 11:09pm
Tyler Haws scored 28, and Kyle Collinsworth added 16 points to help BYU extend its win streak to four by beating San Diego 75-62 on Thursday night.
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Follow along as the BYU Cougars take on the San Diego Toreros at the Marriott Center in Provo with KSL.com's live Game Center.
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posted Feb 19th - 1:13pm
The Cougars and Aggies have extended their running in-state rivalry through 2020 with today's announcement. The schools will continue their home-and-home rotation with a pair of Friday night October games in 2019 and 2020.
BYU senior night provides opportunity to reflect on Tyler Haws' and other senior's careers
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BYU's senior night against the University of San Diego is the last game for four seniors, including superstar Tyler Haws.
What is Tyler Haws' legacy?
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As Tyler Haws continues to scorch nets, he is quickly approaching setting the all-time scoring record in school history. With that in mind, what is Tyler Haws' legacy? Here are two legacies and a potential third that Haws will leave the program.
Collinsworth beats the odds to achieve record-setting season
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posted Feb 18th - 2:04pm
Kyle Collinsworth knew as soon as he hit the floor that something was wrong.
Opinion: BYU needs to speak out on certain player issues
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posted Feb 18th - 10:29am
BYU's policy of not commenting on Honor Code investigations is correct, but in some situations something needs to be said. The school should give a public comment on situations involving arrests or when a player is suspended from any games.
Close calls have BYU on the NCAA tourney bubble
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Some late-game struggles have BYU on the postseason edge as the Cougars' stretch run continues.
BYU says goodbye to seniors, but not the hopes of NCAA tournament bid
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BYU prepares for senior night and a stretch run for a possible NCAA tournament bid.
BYU seniors feature star power, role players
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quote:do you realize there is an NBA team named THE RAPTORS?
quote:you watching sportsnation too huh?
quote:Its actually Sportscenter too. They're making a joke out of it by having people tweet in mascot names
quote:I don't think it's absurd to consider that a real possibility.
quote:I think, eventually, Brass will be the new name. People have caught on to it nationally and seem to like it a whole lot better than Pelicans. I like Pelicans, FWIW, but Brass is just as good locally and would work nationally. Benson needs to read the tea leaves and come out and say "Pelicans" was just a rumor and they haven't made up their mind. Then name them Brass
quote: Marketing 101... You want your brand to appeal to as many people as possible Was just about to post something like this. If your brand is more widely accepted then things like clothing sales will go up, and that supports the franchise.
quote: quote: do you realize there is an NBA team named THE RAPTORS? In the NBA? I had NO idea. I'm going to go research this supposed team.
quote:then you should realize that Pelicans is about 500x's better than that.
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pwned-by-twilight wrote:Hey y'all. Was told about this place by Rival to ask Zeph about my computer dilemma.
Big question about a computer purchase. Looking for something under about 400-500$ just for the use of computer art programs (photoshop/flash/illustrator/etc.) and online chatting. Any recommendations?
Shadowed State of Mind wrote:Anyone else getting this stupid "no hotlinking" message when they try to view images hosted on Turboimagehost? Somehow, an earlier version of Firefox isn't afflicted yet the one I'm using (3.6.23) won't let me see any. As usual, solutions please.
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RAM help. Am I seeing this right? I'm using just a fraction of my RAM? How do you optimize RAM output?
Kusang_Manalo wrote:Thanks, zeph. I tweaked my PC a little, and did some defragging but still can't get the remaining 3.5 gb on the RAM. On the plus side, my PC is a bit faster now
I was able to play Battlefield 3 a bit better. Worst. Graphics. Ever. 640x480 res and the settings are all at their lowest. I wanna cry. At least, the NVIDIA Geforce 9400 ( w/ lasted driver) I have in my comp played it... graphic mightly sucked. TT~TT
I just hope I won't have the same problems in AC: Revaltions
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Kusang_Manalo wrote:Zeph, so that mean two things(?):
Either I buy a better graphics card or better processor? Or should I buy both?
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IMHO the election is so close, the Hurricane Sandy just saved the day for Obama for several reasons. First, it just got all the spotlight off of Bengaze, and he can milk this until next Tuesday, keeping Bengaze a distant second. Secondly he is looking very Presidential in the face of this disaster, being praised already by Republican Governor Christie for the handling of it all. many states and people are praising him on the almost eve of the election over the handling of this disaster. Last, this just nullified the Donald Trump challenge, deadline tomorrow, as just trivial and petty. It would be foolish for Trump to even bring it up, in the face of this disaster. Trump himself may be looking at severe damage to his own properties and casinos. He may be asking Obama for federal aid himself.
Bottom line is Obama is very visible, and Romney is hardly even noticed in these few days, and in the next days of the week, the last thing the Northeast cares about is going to a political rally or event. The wind just got taken out of Romney's sails, and the wind just blew Obama's sails soaring to victory.
And I voted for Romney already, absentee ballot, but I'm pretty darn sure this won it for Obama.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong.


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Sonata2011 wrote::twisted: Kill girly KILL HIM!!!!
Spartan117 wrote:There is just one thing that suddenly hit me: Blossom is in fifth grade, isn't she? And she's doing a process of combat that the world's second greatest detective (first being Batman) only done, and she's in FIFTH GRADE. No wonder why Dr. X want's the puffs dealt so soon.
Spartan117 wrote:Okay, so maybe I did get a year off. But still what blossom did there is just insane. She's a kid and she's using something that dexter described as the hardest equation he ever done. Why is Blossom and Dexter still in elementary school in the first place?
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o The College News Volume I. No. 2. BRYN MAWR, PA., OCTOBER 8, 1914 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR. lURSI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. v Advanced standing examinations be-1 gin. � President Thomas' reception to the Freshmen. 7.30.� Business meeting of the Chris- tian Association. President Thomas' reception to the Graduates. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. Senior Oral in French. 8 P. M.�Philanthropic Committee's Party to members of the Christian As- sociation in the Gymnasium. ' SUNDAY, OCTOBER II. � P. M.�Vespers. Leader, H. Taft. '15. Address to the new members of the i Christian Association. 8 P. M.�Evening service. Sermon by the Rev S Higginhotham. of India. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. 7.80 P. M.�Undergraduate meeting in the Chapel. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 4 P. M.�Inter-class Tennis Tourna- ment begins FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1�. x-\\ M.�Debate Meeting. Leader, F. Hatton. '15. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17. Senior Oral Examinations in Ger- man. 'Varsity Hockey match vs. Merion c. c. 8. P. M.�Senior reception to the Freshmen. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18. e p. M � Vespers. Leader, E. Dulles. '17. 8 P. M Evening Service. Sermon by the Rev R Johnston. Rector of St. Sa viour's Church. Philadelphia. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 'Varsitv Hockev match vs. Philadcl phi* C. C. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2f. ft P. M.�Leader. II. Riegel. '16. 8 P. M.� Eveninir Service. Sermon by t'-c Rev. W. T. Robbins. Dean of the General The logical Seminary. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. Lantern Night. Dean Maddison, which must be counter- signed by Miss Applebec with whom further details should be arranged. C M. K. Applebec CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION RE- CEPTION. The annual reception of the Chris- tian Association was held in the gymna- sium last Saturday evening. The receiv- ing line was as follows: President Thomas, Mrs. Barton, Miss Applebee. R. Tinker. '15. President of the Christian Association; H. Taft, '15, yice-Prcsidcnt of the Christian Association; N. Mac- Fadden, '17, Secretary of the Christian Association; M. G. Branson, '16, Treas- urer of the Christian Association; E. B. Smith. '15, President of the Students' As- sociation for Self-Government: A. Ken- yon. '15. President of the Undergradu- ate Association, and I. Zeckwer, '15, President of the Athletic Association. TALES ROM THE WAR ZONE. OFFICIAL NOTICES. Course BooVs must be returned to the office, signed, bv 0 P. M,. Wednesday. October 14th, Dean Maddison's offiev. All Freshmen and others who have not already registered at the loan desk in the Library are requested to do so be- fore taking but books. Please be sure to sign the hook card before taking any book from the Library. Mitt Re id'* office. Graduate student* can have their medical examination* before 5-6 daily at the infirmarv. Students not vaccinated should sec the doctor as soon as possi- ble. Medical and physical examinations for Seniors. Juniors and Sophomores be- gan yesterday. October 7th. Please sign as soon as possible. For use of the gymnasium building for other purposes than class meetings, written order must be obtained through Bryn Mawr Students Get Safely Home. All around college now we hear the refugees from the war zone telling their experiences. Dagmar Perkins was caught in Interlaken when war was de- lared. For ten days they could get very little money and practically no news. They finally got to Geneva and from there took the American train to Paris. All along the wav between Gen- �va and Paris trainload after trainload of wounded soldier* passed close by ihcir train. Some- were only sligiitly wounded, and these were anxious to get back to the front. Crowds were at each .tation where they stopped; old men. women and children, and also soldiers ho wen waiting to go to the front. She reached Paris after being twenty- ight.hours on the train. The day after she reached Paris the Germans dropped the first bombs there. Atala Scudder and Ann Davis were there at the same lime. These two left the next day. with about two hundred other people by a pecial train for Havre, where they were left in the middle of the night. Some French and English soldiers who were �luartcred there cam" to their rescue with teamcr chairs and rugs, and they spent the rest of the night in the streets with t^e soldiers keeping guard over them. The next day the U. S. N. armored I -mi- ser Tennessee took them from Havre to Weymouth. The officers gave up their quarters to some of them and the rest slept on deck. Lois G"odnow. Helen Chase. Molly Boyd and Fredrika Kellogg were in Paris when war was declared. They tried to leave the next day. each one armed with a large suit-case, while the rest of the contents of their steamer trunks wei'e stuffed into large flowered laundry bags, �which were slung over their shoulders. Thev were unsuccessful in their attempt to leave, so they had to comply with the regulations for staying in Paris. PRESIDENT THOMAS* OPENING SPEECH. President Thomas made some particu- lar suggestions for the new year before her formal speech. She then welcomed the Freshmen and announced that the Class of 1H18 numbers 102. She said she hoped to be with us all the year. She will speak in chapel three times a week On Friday she said she intends to talk on literature. The subject will be an- nounced a week ahead, so that an oppor tunity will be given for people to make up their minds a-- to their own opinions about an author before he is discussed. The President of the Undergraduate- Association, Miss Adrienne Kcnyon. mi called to the platform to present a check for $26"0.41, the proceeds of May Day. to the Bryn Mawr Kndowmcnt Fund. President Thomas began her formal address with a comparison between President Wilson and President Lincoln and by nraisim; President WilfoK I �' hit counsels of wisdom, neutrality and mo1 eration. She found one gleam of he*�' in the horror of the European war. It was that all the colonies <> G eal Bril ain are standing loyal bcc-ii-se of he fairness in governing them The dc �"'� tion of'the cathedral of Rheims, and t'� realization that the fate of other mister pieces depends upon the retreat or ad vancc of armies made her sick at heart If wars continue the future generation will be robbed of all the beauties of the French Rcnnaissance. she said. But wars will not continue. This war tod*\ will no! only be called the most terrible waa of MrtoQfi but also the last great war. When war times are over for ever when armament is replaced by arbitra tion. vast snt s of money will be lef for soeial benefits. Vice, disease, intent pcrance and crowded prisons will pass away. The complete emancipation ot women will follow. This glorious future calls for every Bryn Mawr girl to use I er ot i ortunitics. The Freshmen of this year have given serious reasons fir choos:ng Brvn Mawr for their Alma Ma- ter. One Freshman said she came to Bryn Mawr because she heard "it wa impossible to get around the rules of the facultv." Pres:dent Thomas went on to say that Freshmen classes always mail her sentimental, for she could not hell- thinking when she talked with them <> all their hopes and of the loneliness and sacrifice which their fathers and mothers were often suffering to send them t" Bryn Mawr. The Freshmen were ad vised to start their college work with habits of absolute regularity and punc tuality. President Jordan, of Lelan'l Stanford, once said that the way men students keep their academic appoint ments would lose them any position in the world. The years of intellectual en- joyment are Fmited only by the tomb President Thomas, concluded, and ad vised all the undergraduates to lay, now the foundations for these ioys and fir the greatest joy in life, that of bring able to do well whatever one does.
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Over their 34 years of practice together, Stuart Cohen, FAIA, and Julie Hacker, AIA, have produced a series of beautifully designed and crafted homes in Chicago's northern suburbs. Though traditional in style, their work exhibits a distinctly modern penchant for open floor plans, sightlines from one room to another, and bountiful natural light. This delicate balance between the classical and the modern earned them a spot on Chicago magazine's Ten Modern Masterpieces list in 2007, for their Shingle House in Glencoe, Ill.
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quote:I started listening to indie music because i've grown tired of listening to Nirvana/Deep Purple/Pink Floyd ect for the 1,000 time
quote:Doesn't change the fact that I can't stand their music. I saw/see them as the embodiment of what was wrong with music then.
quote:but Beat It? Billie Jean? Those songs are pretty great, regardless of era.
quote:I don't like indie music exclusively. I like good music, just happens that most of the good music over the last 20 years have been on independent record labels.
quote:From there it was REM and The Replacements
quote:Just going by what I've seen you post in the past, this is shocking to me.
quote: In fact, it's the reason I prefer McCartney over Lennon -- McCartney had better pop sensibilities. It's hard to write a good hook.
quote:I have to muddle through a lot to find stuff I really like. There is a reason it doesn't appeal to a wide variety of people and isn't mainstream. Of course, I find the same with mainstream stuff as well. Probably 1/10th of the stuff I hear, I like anywhere.
quote:My bigger problem is that for the most part, my friends have shitty taste in music. I try to steer them to new stuff, but a lot of it is repetitive. At least I got them hooked on TVoTR and built to spill, so that is common ground. But they seem to focus on a lot of really bad folk. fricking hippies.
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Modern Churn Dash Quilt
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ROFL, love the backdrop! I can't comment about the things in pretty scenery though, I have a bear that clambers into all my holiday shots...
I'm hoping to get a big road trip together for next autumn to coincide with Sewing Summit, and the national parks in south Utah, and Nevada are on my list of things to try and hit while I'm there :o)- Carol in CAOctober 28, 2011 at 10:12 AM
Amy..beautiful quilt and scenery! I was just at Bryce Canyon a couple of weeks ago! Would have LOVED to run into you and your quilt there! Great job!
ReplyDelete Talk about staging your Quilt. What a GUY! Your kids will talk about it when they are older and laugh at the Memory. I tacked down binding on 5 quilts last spring on our 3600 mile road trip but driving through Zion's I had to just look out the window at all the beauty. We would have gone to Bryce, but it got dark...
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt and great pics! Great hubby too... let's not forget him!
I just popped in to let you know that I pieced my top from the retro Christmas quilt kit I bought from your etsy. It was a great project and I love how it came together! Thanks a bunch... and I blogged it too if you're interested...
Blessings, KimberlyLovely quilt and wow didn't Heavenly Father create goregeous things in this wirld...especially in bryce and zions!! Your husbabd is suoer creative too...good laugh and sent that on to my family who may someday need to use it with their little ones! Too funny. Thanks for sharing and have a great day
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! i clicked back to the link of your husband's tutorial and laughed until tears rolled down my cheeks. my husband then read it and took note. he said the tutorial was well-written :)
your quilt is beautiful and the orangey reds in the canyon perfectly frame the blues and greens in your quilt. gorgeous shot.wow i love your quilt so much! add the canyon and the whole thing is completely breath-taking. (my husband would have insisted on posing on a ledge too. i know what you mean about controlling the freak-out! :o) i've been wanting to do a modern churn dash for a long time, since this is one of my favorite blocks, but i couldn't really envision it. i can't wait to check out your pattern! thanks for sharing this lovely quilt.
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Feature What Does HIV/AIDS Stigma Look Like in Your Life?November 21, 2011
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Comment by: DAVE
Thu., Feb. 19, 2015 at 7:13 pm EST SINCE I BECAME POZ, MY STEPMOTHER HAS TREATED ME LIKE CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by: Reggie Dunbar II
(Atlanta GA)
Mon., Jan. 26, 2015 at 3:47 pm EST GREAT information to share awareness about hiv-aids stigma especially self stigma. Thanks for opening the minds, ears a d leasing the fears with those infected, affected and allies.
Comment by: DAVID
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Wed., Sep. 10, 2014 at 9:19 am EDT THE ONLY STIGMA I HAVE IS MY WENCH STEPMOTHER DEBBIE!!!
Comment by: Natalie Wright
(New York)
Sat., Oct. 5, 2013 at 10:52 am EDT I am a 68 year old Black lady who has loss everything. I have HIV
Comment by: Jack
(Las Vegas)
Tue., Aug. 6, 2013 at 6:56 pm EDT For almost half of my life I have been positive. I tested positive in 1990. Diagnosed with full blown AIDS in 1993. I could be the poster boy for the AIDS OI's. I have had just about everyone of the at least once, if not twice. In my life, I ran into the stigma attached with being HIV positive in all areas of my life. From dating, medical professionals, friends and family. I have had dentists that did not want to treat me. Which precautions with me are no different than with any other person. To doctors and nurses that covered up every inch of their body with latex to treat me. I have had friends that did not understand the I was sill the same gay guy that I always was. Just now I had health issues. Part of my family chose not to ever speak to me again. Being gay was bad enough for some of them. But being HIV positive was more than they could handle. Pharma staff that would not even try to find the newest medications on the market. Sometimes I go the answer. I do not know what this is so I can not get for you. Dating, well that poses it own challenges. When do I disclose? How and what do I say. All I can say after 23 years living HIV positive is I have learned a lot about people and life. Many of my friends are gone. I am still here. Trying to make it all work. Being a long term survivor at 51 has been more than interesting. In life, you make it work for you. Even when the part of the world does not make it easy for you to survive.
Comment by: John J
(Philadelphia, PA)
Thu., Aug. 1, 2013 at 2:11 pm EDT HIV stigma is an over riding part of my life. Because I am a surgeon and did invasive procedures, the government wanted me to leave my profession. At the very least, disclosure became mandatory at the behest of various surgical specialty boards. Once patients know you are poz, who is going to continue coming to you? For me it meant giving up the profession I had trained 16 years for. My friends were a mixed bag and I knew many I could not tell. Sexual partners are few and far between. The only respite from that is on HIV sites like Voltage. My partner left me. I can't afford to live on disability the way I lived when I was working. I have found the straight world to be a lot kinder than the gay community regarding my status. I suddenly went from me to a "dirty" person as poz people are called in Philadelphia. Replies to this comment:
Comment by: Ivan V Sanchez
(Seattle, WA)
Wed., Aug. 7, 2013 at 2:30 am EDT I have been HIV positive for over 30 years and I have been treated by several doctors who are poz as well. As soon as you overcome this stage of self-pitty, get to work helping a community that needs you! There plenty of doctors who have continued been productive after diagnosis. You can become one of those who are making a difference. Just try!
Comment by: Shirley Hilda
(Leesburg, FL)
Thu., May. 9, 2013 at 2:03 pm EDT When i was diagnosed 2007 and prescribed Atripla which I still take - my infectious disease doctor was not very positive w/me. I have private insurance and she would after every visit suggest I utilize the community health services also she would never take the time to discuss HIV w/me finally the last visit culminated w/me firing her on the spot when she openly suggested in front of other patients and staff that I would be better served at the community health center because I was just like "those people" w/her voice dripping w/obvious disgust. Fortunately her boss was standing there so when I fired her there was no question the reason why. I then utilized my primary Dr. for everything which took months before he informed me that the infectious disease Dr. office acquired a new partner. When I met her she was a miracle and I just bawled my ass off. She is now my Dr. but because of that awful time I am not very comfortable sharing - I am an introvert and already somewhat isolated and I am afraid to be more isolated than ever. Replies to this comment:
Comment by: Jim S.
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Fri., Aug. 24, 2012 at 1:33 am EDT I have felt the stigma for 25 years in doctors offices by staff saying we have another one. To doctors and dentist who refused to see me, and mostly by my church, friends. There are no support groups are anything here. Your isolated, persecuted and mostly my children want even bring my grand kids by to see me because they are afraid I will somehow give them something. I've been so depressed, and so angry. Confidentially laws gave me this because I assumed if you tested with someone and paid for their test they would tell you their status. Now it's completely reversed if you don't tell your a felon which I always do tell. My final days on my job were pure hell in 93. I could not believe what my friends I thought were saying about me when I was in a bath stall. Even HEP C does not have the stigma HIV does. Mental issues don't have the stigma. We are not treated like victims we are treated like demons cast from society to live in isolation. Replies to this comment:
Comment by: geoffrey n.
Mon., Aug. 6, 2012 at 10:55 am EDT It is those people with HIV that start the game of stima by isolating themselves from other people when they form the so called HIV/AIDS clubs. If we just accept and live as normal human beings, there would be no noise about stigmatisation Replies to this comment:
Comment by: Wayne
(Sydney, Australua)
Tue., Aug. 6, 2013 at 6:50 pm EDT As a PLWHA long term survivor I find your comment that PLWHA start the stigma, offensive. Please define what you mean by "HIV/AIDS clubs"?
Comment by: John Jones
(Philadelphia, PA)
Tue., Aug. 6, 2013 at 9:11 pm EDT I hate to get into a who started it first discussion, but although I have never felt any discrimination from any doctor or dentist, I have it it a great deal from gay friends who don't know. They bring up the question of is he "clean or dirty" whenever someone name is brought up. It is the negative gay community, who once helped us and who now are our worst enemies.
Comment by: Scott
(San Diego, CA)
Tue., Aug. 6, 2013 at 10:55 pm EDT Geoffrey, I am so furious with you comment I don't know where to begin. I'll start by saying you must be very lucky to have not experienced any stigma and I hope that you don't in the future as well, but my feeling is you just haven't met the right person or organization or employer yet. I knew about HIV organizations or groups if you will, but I did not full participate or go to any until after I had been discriminated against at work, lost my job, and went from earning $120,000.00 a year to about $6,000.00 plus $200 a month in food stamps which I have to fight to keep every month. For six months I lived with no electric, and no water in sunny California. It is a shame that I am running out of characters so I will let this go because your post is not worthy of any more of my time.
Comment by: Scott
(San Diego, CA)
Tue., Aug. 6, 2013 at 10:55 pm EDT Geoffrey, I am so furious with you comment I don't know where to begin. I'll start by saying you must be very lucky to have not experienced any stigma and I hope that you don't in the future as well, but my feeling is you just haven't met the right person or organization or employer yet. I knew about HIV organizations or groups if you will, but I did not full participate or go to any until after I had been discriminated against at work, lost my job, and went from earning $120,000.00 a year to about $6,000.00 plus $200 a month in food stamps which I have to fight to keep every month. For six months I lived with no electric, and no water in sunny California. It is a shame that I am running out of characters so I will let this go because your post is not worthy of any more of my time.
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