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CHICAGO – Feb. 21, 2012 – On Saturday, March 17, Trump International Hotel & Tower® Chicago invites Chicagoans to mark St. Patrick's Day – one of the city's most spirited holidays – with unparalleled celebrations throughout the property, including available Skyboxes, a River Walk celebration and specialty cocktails at Rebar.
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I got to meet my book today. Zondervan rush-shipped a few boxes of the books straight from the printer to the Ligonier Ministries National Conference where I'm hanging out for the next few days. So as soon as I got here, I went over to the bookstore to check it out. Lukas and Susannah VanDyke happened to be there and just for kicks they snapped a couple of photos.
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Tim, it's kind of like having a baby. But one you already, somehow, know.
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Young gun Bernard Tomic puts Davis Cup on ice after testy relationship with team captain Pat Rafter
- January 09, 2013
Pat Rafter's tough love towards Bernard Tomic could backfire after the resurgent youngster said he had no desire to speak with Australia's Davis Cup captain any time soon.
Rafter last month banned Tomic from next month's Asia-Oceania first-round zonal tie in Taiwan, citing a poor attitude, and now it seems the 20-year-old is intent on dishing out his own retribution.
No sooner had he gained sweet revenge over his German Davis Cup conqueror Florian Mayer to power into the Sydney International quarter-finals was Tomic reopening his running battle with Rafter.
Asked at his post-match press conference why he had chosen to also skip the second-round tie in April - presuming Australia makes it - Tomic said he was in no rush to commit.
"I spoke to him. I was very clear," Tomic said.
"I don't think we'll be in contact until September. From there, we'll see. That's all I can say."
September is when Rafter and Cup warrior Lleyton Hewitt are hoping Australia get another crack at re-entry to the 16-nation World Group for 2014.
It appears, though, they may have to talk Tomic around if they want him back involved as well.
Last September, Rafter publicly lambasted Tomic for his meek showing against Andy Roddick at the US Open, saying he was disgusted in his performance.
Rafter still took Tomic to Hamburg for a World Group playoff later that month, but was left unimpressed again when Tomic was involved in an animated courtside exchange with Cup coach Tony Roche during a straight-sets loss to Mayer.
But it wasn't until last month that Rafter and Tennis Australia decided to take disciplinary action against Tomic.
Relations between Rafter and Tomic still seem cold, with Tomic changing his tune somewhat even since the weekend when he said he would be "more than happy to play" in September.
Hewitt on Wednesday said he was disappointed to learn of Tomic's stance.
"I'd like to have a chat with him obviously at some stage about it, more because I know Pat, he's pretty frustrated," Hewitt said in Melbourne, where he is contesting a pre-Australian Open exhibition event.
"He wants to have the best possible team we can have and Bernie's in that, there's no doubt about it.
"So that's a tough one. Obviously he had to work on a few things before he got back in the tie and whether that's had any influence on him missing the second tie, then I don't know.
"I personally haven't spoken to Bernie about it but I feel like the last year-and-a-half, two years, I'm probably the closest out of anyone with him, which a lot of people would find amazing after a few years ago."
Hewitt, who fell out with Tomic after a Wimbledon practice snubbing in 2009, indicated he was likely to wait until after the Open before trying to talk with his suspended Cup teammate.
"It's not the right time," Hewitt said.
"It's disappointing he's not playing the first tie, but that's for other reasons than Bernie missing it himself.
"There's still a bit of time left before the second one. We'll have to wait and see and that's Pat's call."
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Stan of Stanmore says January 09, 2013 at 8:33 PM
I'd rather lose to Bangladesh in Davis Cup than have this skinny little, obnoxious, un-Australian brat represent OUR great nation. He is not qualified to be wearing Green and Gold, never will be. Good on ya Pat!
Mitch of Hervey Bay says January 09, 2013 at 8:34 PM
This scrub has a couple of wins and all of a sudden Rafter is going to be regretting sticking it to him? No way, Rafter gave the little prince what he wanted, the truth, he can't play.
Muppet of of Jervis Bay says January 09, 2013 at 8:55 PM
Mr Bernie "I'm too good" Tomic you are currently 63 places behind the mighty Pat Rafters highest ranking. If you can't be told by a true gentlemen of the sport, well you really needs to give yourself an upper cut. It is probably the first time someone has given you "tuff love". Bernie you need to prove yourself to be a real contender inside the top ten. At 64th in the world we wouldn't stand a chance Davis Cup even if you we're in the team. I certainly wouldn't be begging you to come back, so what you beat Djokovic. Your a muppet!
Tomich of Perth says January 09, 2013 at 9:02 PM
Sure Bernard isn't perfect but we weren't all perfect at 20 years old. If he's doing the hard work and keeps it up then he will be okay in my books.
Andy Phim of Melbourne says January 09, 2013 at 9:04 PM
Australia is bigger than any individual, IF Tomic really has changed his attitude (from his interviews I don't see it and still see how cocky he is) then whether he gets along with Pat or Tony is a personal issue, that needs to be set aside and HELP put Australia first .. but yet again Tomic is NOT fooling anyone, it's all about him AGAIN ... Australia has and will survive without this clown ... look at Millman, how good is this kid, imagine if he wasn't injured a few years ago ... ppl would be saying Tomic who
Shoron of Adelaide Hills says January 09, 2013 at 9:30 PM
Tomic is vile - up himself 2 second wonder. His attitude means that he'll never ever amount to a great. No loss in him - good riddance and hopefully the sponsors see that even at his tender age he is damaged goods
Vic of Caringbah says January 09, 2013 at 9:38 PM
Media image is a powerful thing. The last two Davis Cups that Australia has won were on the shoulders of Mark Philippoussis, yet Mark will be remembered for his spat with John Newcombe. Neale Fraser as Captain won the Cup multiple times dealing with some interesting personalities in the teams and rarely with a player in the top 40 in the world. Not once did he hang one of his players out to dry through the media. Problems were dealt with in house. Not a bad idea for "team spirit".
waggy says January 09, 2013 at 9:56 PM
Giving Pat his marching orders??!!!! Can't wait to see this cretin crawl back with his tail between his legs needing Pat and the Aussie crew's help one day. . (within the next few weeks when it all gets too hard. .again)
Andrew of Canberra says January 09, 2013 at 10:29 PM
Give him a break, hes just a kid
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I cant wait till Tomic realises hes not as good as he thinks. This kid will be nowhere near the top 10. He thinks hes going to be Federer one day! BAHAHAHAHAHA
Dan of Sydney says January 09, 2013 at 11:00 PM
The problem I have with this little twat, is that he talks such a big game, yet he has achieved absolutely NOTHING in the sport so far. There is a fine line between confidence and arrogance and when you are ranked 64 and have never won a title, saying your going to be ranked in the top 10 at the end of the year is just arrogant. Even if he wins the Sydney title, he would do so in a weak (to put it kindly) field of players and by not beating a single player currently ranked in the top 10. He needs to let his tennis do the talking and keep his big mouth shut for a month or two.
Jonny Evans of Caringbah says January 10, 2013 at 12:15 AM
my god give the kid a break you sad sacks! hes only a kid! were all you people as perfect as you are now when you were his age? how many grand slam quarter finals had you made? Get off your high horses. Tall poppy syndrome is out of control. Let him mature, he'll prove himself.
Daz of Melbourne says January 10, 2013 at 2:22 AM
OK he's a brat. But he can be no.1 if works hard. He Is that good.
Jason says January 10, 2013 at 4:47 AM
Yes Tomich is still young but at 20 years of age Lleyton Hewitt won a US Open final defeating Pete Sampras on his way to then becoming World Number 1 for two successive years. Lleyton had half the ability of Tomich but triple the ticker. Until Tomich walks like he talks he should just be quiet and focus on playing to his ability. He did well last week but now he has shot his mouth off again. Just play Bernie.
R Fed. of Switzerland says January 10, 2013 at 7:34 AM
Vic of Caringbah is spot on.
Woody of Tweed says January 10, 2013 at 7:46 AM
Needs to show a little respect to the one of the nicest blokes we have in Pat Rafter. This guys aint Aussie at all the way his attitude is.
C'mon Aussie C'mon of Sydney says January 10, 2013 at 10:53 AM
Peeps, can we not just be happy that there are some options emerging. We have Millman going well and a rejuvinated Tomic finding form (for how long remains to be seen). I'm not a fan of Tomic's current attitude but if he can get over himself and play good tennis, then he's deserving another crack. If any of Hewitt's tenacity rubs off on him that can only be a good thing. Personally I wouldn't look at selecting Tomic until after Wimbledon anyway; challenge the kid to put a good consistent six-month spell together, then reassess. He needs time to get comfortable representing himself before thrusting the pressure of representing Australia upon him.
A-Tomic! says January 11, 2013 at 9:32 AM
Bunch of know-nothing duds on these posts. You ALL hated Hewitt when he came on the scene too. What's the diff now? Tomic's a legend - great kid - supreme talent - and super-confident - how can you rag so viciously on the kid when he's got ALL the answers and you've got nothing to offer? Pat tried to be clever and it backfired. That's a pity, but it's nothing at all, except to you numpties blowing poison darts at the kid! Tomic = the future of tennis - like it or leave. You'll all take the Aussie Open if he wins it - won't you??
Oz Ten Fan says January 13, 2013 at 3:09 PM
Hewitt apologised publicly for his antics and changed his behaviour quite quickly and he produced results on the biggest stage - he won multiple slams and remains the youngest world no. 1 at 20 and for 2 years in a row. He also won his first ATP title at age 16 and hold the DC record. Tomic is 20 now and what has he got to show for it? Some exhibition wins, a GS qtr finals and a 250-pt title. Purleeeze. He's good but he's not that good, he'll never be no. 1 and it'll be another 3-4 years before he wins a slam IF he's lucky and works hard. He hasn't learnt from mouthing off that he was going to win all 4 slams before turning 18. LMAO!!! He can't play on clay AT ALL, so he'll NEVER win the FO. Look at the other 20 yo who have titles or won them by the age of 20: Dimitrov, Nishikori, etc. and Rafa had 2 slams!! Did they ever talk big at the time? Do you hear Novak saying he's unstoppable - and he's got 5 slams and is no. 1! Croatia, please take this big mouth spoilt arrogant brat back, we don't want him. Keep at him, Pat, you're doing the right thing!
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But the only way to judge whether or not someone nailed the concept is by the finished product, and we offer up two examples of the correct formula: Bob Rosencrants' '49 Plymouth coupe and LuAnn Lesher's '60 Rambler wagon. A large portion of getting it right has got to be attitude and, though it's accomplished by various means, the result is always the same: you wish you'd built it yourself.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Enes Kanter scored 23 points and grabbed 22 rebounds as the short-handed Utah Jazz crushed the Charlotte Bobcats 98-68 on Friday night at EnergySolutions Arena.
The Jazz improved to 32-27 and snapped a three-game losing streak despite playing without injured starters Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap.
Byron Mullens scored 12 points and Ramon Sessions had 11 points, but they were the only Bobcat players to reach double figures as Charlotte (13-45) lost its fifth consecutive game.
Jefferson and Millsap both sat out with sprained ankle injuries, marking the first time in three years that both Jazz cornerstone players missed the same game.
Thanks to Kanter and the Jazz's youth, it didn't matter.
Though starting for only the second time, the 20-year-old Kanter became the first player since Jefferson to post a 20-20 game. The second-year big man set career-highs in points and rebounds.
Jefferson had 28 points and 26 rebounds in a triple overtime win over Dallas on April 16, 2012. Carlos Boozer was the last player in the Jazz organization to hit the 20-20 mark in regulation, totaling 21 points and 20 boards against Phoenix on Jan. 25, 2010.
The Jazz used their 11th starting lineup of the season, with Kanter playing a career-high 45 minutes in Jefferson's spot.
Derrick Favors added eight points and seven rebounds in Millsap's usual power forward position.
The Jazz bench went wild in this one, with DeMarre Carroll leading the way with a career-high 19 points despite playing with a bruised left knee.


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The advent of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in 20 century
alerted the world and changed the way we relate intimately. Thus,
eroticism and prevention must unite and form a single concept: safe sex.
Social interaction has changed dramatically in every way over the past
50 years. In the field of erotic and sexual intercourse, one can say
that this aspect has been practiced in many different ways before and
after AIDS, something that you will understand perfectly well who exceed
the 40 years of age.
Younger people born under the stigma of this deadly disease, which led
to the occurrence of health guidelines, compendia of sexual behavior
unthinkable in another era and changes in the curriculum at primary and
Today, however, a paradox that has no explanation, much of the youth
population is unaware that there are many other diseases, and AIDS,
which can contract or spread if no precautions.
In this regard, the World Health Organization (WHO) reports the
existence of approximately 530 million people between 15 and 49 are
infected with genital herpes (which is contracted through sexual contact
and is characterized by repeated episodes rash of small blisters,
usually painful), which seems not to worry anyone.
In retrospect, there are proven recommendations to avoid the risk of
contracting or spreading any type of sexually transmitted infection
. Of course, it must be said that no sex is 100% safe, but it is true
that the circumstances surrounding an erotic act determine the
percentage chance you have or not have any impact.
As already noted, there are number of STIs that are little known.
Some people even think that they are inventions or have been erased from
the medical books, being that are more alive than ever. Some of the
most frequent,
herbalcureindia.com/beauty-tips/women-health-problems/aids.html most
identifiable traits are:
* Chlamydia. It is caused by bacteria that can infect the vagina,
cervix, fallopian tubes, anus, urethra or eye. Curable with drugs and
should be treated promptly. This infection is most common among people
who have more than one partner (a) sexual, in whom do not use condoms
and those who have been victims of an STI.
* Gonorrhea. Usually is acquired through sexual intercourse, whether
oral, anal or vaginal sex. There needs to be premature for the disease
to transmit or contract, and the woman is more susceptible to infection.
The treatment is based on the use of antibiotics, but if not managed
early can have serious repercussions (infertility, for example).
* Syphilis. It is transmitted through direct contact with the sores
that generates and which are located mainly in external genitals,
vagina, anus or rectum. Pregnant women who have this disease can be
transmitted to the fetus. By contrast, syphilis is not spread by
touching toilets, doorknobs, swimming pools or bathtubs. Nor, shared
clothing or eating utensils.
* Crabs ("Pubic lice"). Usually, though not always, transmitted
through sexual intercourse. They are also available if there is contact
with clothing (sheets, clothes or dirty towels) from an infected person.
This ITS yields to the use of creams, lotions or special shampoos that
are purchased in pharmacies without a prescription in between.
* Human Papillomavirus (HPV). The spread of this organism is almost
always through sexual contact (either vaginal or anal), although it also
occurs by skin to skin contact. Some types of HPV can cause serious
problems: the so-called 16 and 18 are responsible for 70% of cervical
cancers and types 6 and 11 are responsible for 90% of genital warts.
* Hepatitis B. Is virus that infects the liver. Currently the only
STD that is preventable by vaccine. The pathogen that causes it can live
in all liquids produced by the body (saliva, tears, breast milk), but
is mainly transmitted through blood, semen and vaginal fluids.
* Hepatitis C. We know that blood-borne viruses (blood to blood
infection) are transmitted by certain types of sexual activity, but is
rarely detected hepatitis C in semen and vaginal fluids. Most studies
suggest that this organism is not found in these bodily fluids, or that
is present in amounts so small that it is not infectious. However, the
fact that anal sex is the most common route of infection, because the
rectum is delicate lining which makes it vulnerable to injury.
* Genital herpes. Direct contact with skin can transmit herpes. The
wetted parts (mucosa) of the mouth, throat, anus, vulva, vagina, and
eyes become infected easily. It is unlikely that this virus is acquired
through toilet seats, swimming pools, bathtubs, hot tubs or wet towels.
* HIV / AIDS. It is caused by human immunodeficiency virus, which
attacks the body's immune system, mainly white blood cells (T
lymphocytes). It is pertinent to remember that AIDS is a serious STI and
so far no cure.
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LOWELL -- Three local men pleaded not guilty to drug charges after police say they witnessed the alleged sale of Percocet pills from a Myrtle Street home.
In Lowell District Court on Tuesday, Paul Plouffe, 28, of 113 Mascuppic Trail, Tyngsboro, and Ryan Cunningham, 21, of 13 Murtel St., Apt.13, Lowell, pleaded not guilty to manufacturing/distribution of a Class B drug.
Cunningham was also charged with possession of a Class B drug with intent to distribute. Cunningham and Plouffe were ordered held on $200 cash bail, with conditions that they consume no drugs and submit to random screens.
A third defendant, Andrew Harper, 25, of 69 Windredge Circle, Pelham, N.H., was released on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty to possession of a Class B drug and resisting arrest.
Prosecutors allege that at 11:45 p.m., while officers of Lowell's Special Investigation Section were monitoring drug activity in Centralville, they spotted a Pontiac Grand Am driven by Harper enter a local parking lot, exit and then return 10 minutes later when a gray Acura, driven by Plouffe, arrived.
Plouffe allegedly went to Cunningham's Myrtle Street apartment and then was seen leaving and returning to the Pontiac Grand Am.
Believing a drug deal had occurred, police stopped the Grand Am and found Harper allegedly holding several blue pills in his hand.
Harper allegedly told police that Plouffe owed him money and paid off the debt with Percocet pills,
He allegedly said he buys them for $23 and sells them for $30 each. In searching Cunningham's apartment, police found a bag with 62 pills and $4,000 in a closet, prosecutors said.
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Denise Acampora
Lecturer in Medicine (Geriatrics)
Heather Allore
Associate Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics)
Director, Yale Program on Aging Biostatistics Core
Research Interests:State transition models; experimental design; longitudinal methods; missing data methods; marginal structural models; latent class models; trajectory models; dynamic stochastic models; joint models
Dorothy Baker
Research Scientist in Medicine (Geriatrics)
Research Interests:Home care of older adults; Home-based clinical trials with older adults; Fall prevention; Preventing functional decline among hospitalized older adults; Preventing functional decline among community living older adults; Adherence; Dissemination strategies to translate research findings into clinical practice
Sandy Chang
Associate Research Scientist in Medicine (Geriatrics)
Clinical Interests:geriatrics syndromes (e.g., frailty), multi-morbidity, and cognitive and functional impairment
Leo Cooney, Jr
Humana Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics)
Research Interests:Geriatric medicine; assistance in elderly independence; resource utilization; transitional care models of care for nursing home residents
Clinical Interests:Geriatric assessment; rheumatology; mobility disorders
Nathalie De Rekeneire
Associate Research Scientist in Medicine (Geriatrics)
Deputy Director, Center on Disability and Disabling Disorders
Research Interests:aging;disability;diabetes;inflammation
Margaret Drickamer
Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics) and Associate Professor of Nursing
Research Interests:Ethics and Dementia; Truth-telling in Alzheimer's disease; Decisional-capacity
Clinical Interests:Dr. Drickamer is a half–time clinician in the Yale New Haven Geriatric Practice and Medical Director at Arden House, a 360 bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, Whitney Center, a continuing care retirement community and the Home-Based Primary Care Program at VA Connecticut. She attends on the Acute Care of the Elderly Unit at Yale–New Haven Hospital and is active in housestaff teaching through their geriatric rotations and electives. She leads 2 medical student workshops on the cognitive and functional assessment of the geriatric patient
Terri Fried
Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics)
Research Interests:Treatment decision-making; preferences; advance care planning; multiple conditions
Clinical Interests:Geriatric assessment; functional decline
Thomas Gill
Humana Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics) and Professor of Epidemiology (Chronic Diseases) and of Investigative Medicine
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Director, Yale Center for Disability and Disabling Disorders
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Research Interests:Epidemiology and prevention of functional decline and disability among community-living older persons
Clinical Interests:Memory loss; Dementia; Geriatric assessment; Depression; Frailty; Functional decline; Disability
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Clinical Interests:geriatric assessment; functional decline; dementia
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Assistant Professor of Medicine (Geriatrics)
Medical Director Inpatient Medicine, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Research Interests:Improving Transitions of Care; Enhancing Communication between Healthcare Providers; Simulation-Experiential Learning
Clinical Interests:Inpatient adult medicine; Geriatrics; Inpatient Operations, Quality, and Safety; Transitions of Care
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Clinical Interests:Geriatric assessment; dementia; functional decline; assessment of older drivers
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Research Interests:aging; Bayesian methods; spatial modeling; non-randomized interventional designs; multistate modeling
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the network for radical unschooling families
So my name is Brooke and I have been unschooling my three kids since birth. They are twins that are ten Skylar and Seth as well as Sierra who is six. When I say I have been unschooling I mean we have had no curriculum and all of my children have learned through a variety of means of their own activities all in their own ways.
Skylar taught herself to read, swim, and it seemed everything under the sun by four. I think when we went to the ocean she even tried to deep sea dive. She is very driven and she also plays piano by ear can pick up any instrument for the first time and amazing sounds come out of them that blow me away each time. The most resent instrument this happen with was a Harp at a ladies house that lived near my Mom who we were visiting. I love to hear her play from the heart cause its just some of the most purely beautiful sounds I have ever heard.
Her twin my son is very much different and I have been aware cause of my own experience with school and pressures he should be allowed to feel ok with his own pace and ways for that matter. So I just made available to him what appealed to him which tends to come in the form of documentaries, magic school bus videos, and encyclopedia books. He was memorizing the whole of the digestive system among the other systems of the human body at three and orally telling any adult or child that would listen to him. He is still like this and has moved into many other subjects cosmology has been a favorite. Recently its prehistoric mammals,reptiles, and insects have been of much interest. So I have gotten him many encyclopedias' over the years related to the subject he was most interested at the time. This year he started reading significantly before he knew what was on the pages and could tell you but he was not reading. I suppose he pick it up through watching the videos he would look up on youtube. He has read everyone of those encyclopedias this year many times over.
I was always willing to read to him and still do as we have been reading a long novel Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke which I was so excited to find since he has expressed much interest in dragons and wanted stories that were positive about them (not making them out as evil that upset him) I found an interesting way to hunt for good titles that either twin will like considering more of the modern tales do not appeal to either so I have been searching antique books on ebay.. and I have been getting them on amazon for a better price through I might eventually get some of the antiques since I personally am fascinated with juvenile fiction. I adore it and was truly introduced to it when they were babies as I read them everything from fiction to non fiction. I had discovered a new world since school and numbed me so much I had no desire to read growing up there were few things I did read Wrinkle in time being about the only thing I read as an elementary child. I was very poorly treated in school and other places as well. I grew up feeling helpless in someways it was as if no one was listening to me. Really I have no desire to relive any of that stuff. My most pleasant memories are of my grandmother and the experience of communion I had with the trees when I would sit for hours quietly listening to the sound of them feeling a communication between us. I digress moving on to my youngest child.
Sierra who is six she lives in her imagination one day she could be riding a tricycle in the house pretending to be the mailman( a character she made up) When the huckleberries are in season in the backyard she is Miss Berry that lives on the top of the juniper tree. As a very young child she would speak like an animal instead of words lots of barking, meowing, and neighing. She prefers to write a story to reading but this may change with time. She usually just ask me to tell her how to spell the words so forth.
Well, I thought it appropriate to give a slight overview before proceeding. My difficulty has been in peacefully dealing with conflicts. Though I have been working at becoming more mindful and communicating with them about the fact that this is what I am working towards. That I would like to become more peaceful. I tend to be quite private with the things that I wish to improve except with my husband cause I am not in the desire to give more presence to problems than the energy and activities that are feeding us well. I just need to learn new skills in communicating peacefully, staying mindful, letting go and trusting. I know as things continue it will happen cause I have already seen such an improvement each day I do it even when something happens to make me feel I have failed then things take a turn and I realize that I was making the things bigger in my head than they actually were (for example if they have difficulty working out how to take turns on the computer and then the two daughters especially have Conflict) but today just as that happened 10 minutes later they were playing perfectly happily together. I feel I can play a big part in the healing process with the emotional outburst cause I can see how I have been a source of this since I have gotten overwhelmed in the past and not having tools I would end up not dealing well with others emotions or my own. Now I have been meditating which is helping me greatly. I find as the noise in my head has become almost non existent its much easier to think clearly. I am still trying to overcome certain habits of getting caught into a web of feeling then becoming worried about things if I pay attention end up working out just fine.
I wanted to get a book to help but it was very hard on my own figuring out which one to get as I understand the concept and we naturally do the unschooled from the perspective of them life learning and even myself and husband are life learners. I would much like to gather some new skills on how to deal with conflict resolution with non resistant respectful peaceful mindful trust and joy.
So I hope this comes off clearly and I appreciate any communication give. I am glad to be opening up and looking for connections with others who unschooled as I have felt isolated for sometime.
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Originals of this WWII V-42 Elite Special Forces Knife are exceptionally rare, although this knife is a great replica of the original, possessing a long, thrusting blade, as well as a similar design that makes this one brutally useful combat blade. Combat knives are typically different from survival knives or hunting knives, possessing a blade that's designed purely for thrusting and stabbing, as this is how the most damage is typically delivered in the frantic melee of close-quarters combat. This knife possesses a thin, stabbing blade that's crafted from 1095 high carbon steel that possesses a blued finish, as well as a double edge. The dagger comes with a factory edge, although both edges are fairy sharp. The knife also features a grooved thumb rest in the riasco for helping to control the blade during a thrust, while also featuring a grip that swells slightly, providing a contour that fits nicely into the palm. The dagger's pommel is a skull-crusher design that excels at delivering a painful and deadly bash when driven into the top of an enemy's head. The knife's blade measures approximately 7.25 inches, while the knife's overall length is closer to 12.25 inches. Included with the knife is a top grain, low-rise leather scabbard with leather leg ties. There's really no questioning why this WWII V-42 Elite Special Forces Knife was so effective a combat dagger, especially when you consider how deadly this narrow blade would be in the hands of a skilled knife-fighter.


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Kathryn Pearl Williams Gaither, 89, of Yadkinville passed away Thursday, July 19, 2012 at Yadkin Nursing Care Center.
She was born April 3, 1923, in Yadkin County to the late Columbus Williams and Pearl Davis Williams.
She was a graduate of Yadkinville High School and Catawba College where she also played on the basketball team.
Kathryn was a proud and lifelong member of Pilot View Friends Meeting. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Moody Z. Gaither, Jr.; brothers, H. Smith Williams, Sr., Lawrence C. Williams; nephew, Ted C. Williams. Surviving are her niece, Dixie Jo Williams-Kilby and Husband Tom and their children Ethan, William, and Anna Kathryn; nephew, H. Smith Williams, Jr. and wife Goldie and their children Caroline and Katey; great nephew, Tate Williams. Her funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m. Monday, July 23, 2012 at Pilot View Friends Meeting by the Rev. Nelson Puffenbarger. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends after the service in the Fellowship Hall at Pilot View Friends Meeting.
Memorials can be made to Pilot View Friends Meeting, 3225 Pilot View Church Road, Yadkinville, NC 27055. The family would like to thank Yadkin Nursing Care Center for the care shown to Kathryn during her 8 ½ year stay.
Gentry Family Funeral Service in Yadkinville is serving the Gaither family.
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- Assistive Technology Data - Denmark
Assistive Technology Data - Denmark (AssistData) is the national assistive technology information resource in Denmark. Formerly administered by the Danish Centre for Technical Aids for Rehabilitation and Education (Hjælpemiddelinstituttet or HMI), AssistData is administered by the National Board of Social Services. AssistData is a member of the Alliance of Assistive Technology Information Providers.
- DEBBI - Danish Electronic Library for the Blind
A service of the Foundation for the Blind, Denmark, DEBBI provides electronic versions of books, periodicals and public documents to the Danish Blind. In Danish and English.
- VIKOM - The Danish Resource Centre on Communication and Multiple Disabilities Concerning Children and Young People
The Danish Resource Centre on Communication and Multiple Disabilities concerning Children and Young People without Spoken Language is part of the National Board of Social Services, which is part of the Ministry of Welfare. The Centre serves the whole country of Denmark. Its aim is to support the professional assistance to a group of children and young people whose mode of communication differs from what we usually expect. The target group is children and young people with multiple disabilities without spoken language. The Centre does not offer direct educational counselling to children and young people with multiple disabilities or to their relatives. The Centre supports the professional assistance in the counties and regions by arranging annual, follow-up training for the special resource persons; arranging annual conferences on topics of communication and multiple disabilities; publishing 2 annual newsletters on topics of communication and multiple disabilities; publishing information materials; responding to calls, e-mails and letters; initiating various projects; serving as consultants to local development projects giving presentations and arranging courses; and welcoming visitors in the media centre, where materials on total communication are available for those seeking inspiration.


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Among the dozen Republican senators who joined the President for dinner and conversation at Washington's Jefferson Hotel Wednesday night was New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte. Friendly with Sen. John McCain, Ayotte drew criticism from some libertarian and conservative activists for joining the President (and McCain and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., two famously moderate Republicans). Somehow, Ayotte would have accomplished more had she snubbed the President and joined Sen. Rand Paul's filibuster of CIA director nominee John Brennan, the outraged activists suggested. Nonsense.
Just days before, Ayotte was on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanoplous" saying that she was open to a grand bargain on debt reduction. She would consider revenue increases, she said, but only if they included tax rate reductions, came with serious entitlement reforms, and the new revenue was dedicated exclusively to reducing the federal debt.
To suggest that there is no value in conveying that message to the President in person, in a casual setting in which a working relationship might develop, is to misunderstand the way politics works.
Last August, Sen. Tom Coburn (who attended last Wednesday's dinner) came to the defense of the Tea Party during an interview on MSNBC. Among his points was that Tea Party activists "understand that you've got to have human relations to get along in this world." It is amazing and disappointing that so many activists on both sides think that progress is made by refusing to work with anyone in the other camp.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics announced Thursday that it has developed a micro-fuel cell and hydrogen generator that runs on H2O.
"When the handset is turned on, metal and water in the phone react to produce hydrogen gas," explained Oh Yong-soo, vice president of Samsung Electro-Mechanics' research center. "The gas is then supplied to the fuel cell where it reacts with oxygen in the air to generate power." Other fuel cells need methanol to produce hydrogen, while Samsung's needs only water.
Since the micro-fuel cell can generate up to three watts of electricity, it could be used in mobile devices, the company said. The new fuel cell could power a handset for 10 hours, twice as long as rechargeable batteries.
"If the user uses the phone for four hours a day on average, they would have to change the hydrogen cartridge about every five days," Oh said. "Later handsets will be developed that don't need the hydrogen cartridges to be changed, and would only need to be filled with water."
The water-powered cell phones are expected to enter the market by 2010. Samsung Electro-Mechanics unveiled the new technology at the 2007 Korea Electronics Show at the Korea International Exhibition Center in Ilsan, Gyeonggi Province.
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Top 12 Foods for a Healthy Brain
May 13, 2013 by HealthVotes
Filed under Mental Health
Who does not want a smarter and more efficient brain? You can make better choices, remember things quickly, score more in exams or for that matter quiz etc.
A healthy brain also keeps you away from many diseases like Alzheimer's or Dementia etc.
There are many ways to make our brain healthier, for example a balanced diet with foods rich in vitamins and minerals, healthy lifestyle and exercise. In this article, we will discuss the various foods that will help in boosting our brain's health.
Walnuts – Good things come in small packages. Only a few pieces a day of this super food is enough to boost our brain's health. Just keep is constant and make sure to eat a bit of walnuts every day.
Apples – Apart from other benefits like keeping a doctor away, it also keeps certain diseases away like Alzheimer and Parkinson's. The phyto-nutrient that helps in fighting against the damage is the reason why apple is one the best foods for brain growth.
Salmon – Omega3 fatty acids and salmon has it all. One of the best foods for building brain tissue and helps fight against brain diseases.
Coffee – And you thought coffee was unhealthy? Drinking too much of it is no good, but in small amounts coffee can be a good food for the brain. Caffeine in small amount helps in keeping brain disorders away.
Asparagus – Among many other health benefits, asparagus contains folic acid which is a good food for the brain.
Dark Chocolate – Here is an exam secret. Dark chocolate helps boost concentration and makes you feel happy, so just eat a bit of it during exam times and score some good marks.
Yogurt – Probiotics is good for the brain, it helps in the development of nerve cells.
Oregano – This is one of those spices which are great for your health. It contains antioxidant which is very good for your brain.
Spinach – Add some greens to your diet. Spinach is a powerhouse of vitamins and minerals. It contains magnesium which opens up our blood vessels, thus allowing more blood flow.
Oranges – Our body can make vitamin d but can't make vitamin c. So, if you want to keep your brain cells alive eat some oranges, because they die when they lack vitamin c.
Berries – Blueberries among other berries is the best when it comes to boosting brain power, mainly due to the presence of flavonoids.
Water – Don't let your body and your head get dehydrated because when it does, it kills a lot of brain tissues which is not good for our brain health.
This list is surely not complete as there are endless amount of brain foods available to us. From eggs to nuts and green vegetables like broccoli, to perhaps even pumpkin seeds, brain boosting foods are just too many. Make sure to eat a balanced diet that contains these foods.
About the Guest Blogger – Author is a health enthusiast who believes in eating foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals. Check out his Psychological health site for more details.
5 Ways to Reduce Stress
June 25, 2011 by HealthVotes
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Stress is something that we all face almost every single day. So why don't we spend more time trying to overcome it? Maybe it's because we don't know what's causing our stress. Perhaps we have never sat down and thought about different ways to avoid stress in the first place. Or maybe we are just too stressed to do anything other than be stressed. Read more
How to Keep a Healthy Mind After Retirement
May 26, 2011 by HealthVotes
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According to WHO, being healthy is not merely the absence of disease; rather it is being in a position of good health in all aspects of life including mental, physical, emotional, sexual, and spiritual. Unfortunately most people ignore the mental health and only get concerned when they get to be insane or know people who completely lose their mind. Read more
10 Tips To Overcome Depression
May 6, 2011 by AimeeSparker
Filed under Mental Health
Sadness, anxiety, and depression – all these are common with age. Many external and internal stimuli play a role in making these conditions overcoming a person's mind. If think, it is in your own hands to get rid of gloomy situation. How is it possible? Following guide will offer good help! Read more
5 Healthiest Foods For Keeping An Active Brain
March 24, 2011 by HealthVotes
Filed under Mental Health
So many people put all the focus with their diet on the foods that are going to help them lose weight quickly and achieve best body health. But as you do so, you must not forget to take care of your brain health as well by eating foods that will supply all the vital nutrients that it needs for proper functioning. Read more
Top 4 Ways to Battle Depression
March 11, 2011 by Kevin Brown
Filed under Mental Health
One of the most unfortunate physiological disorders you can have happens to be one of the easiest to treat: depression. Many people throughout the United States and world have this condition and it impairs their ability to live, learn and ultimately maintain a healthy lifestyle with themselves and family. Depression is common among teenagers but effects the young and old alike. In effort to battle this treatable condition, here are the top 5 ways to curb the effects of depression. Read more
Vitamin B and Alzheimer's Disease
February 24, 2011 by HealthVotes
Filed under Mental Health
Did you know that Vitamin B is one vitamin that many doctors recommend against Alzheimer's disease? The best part about it is that even if you do not have Alzheimer's disease (yet or not ever, of course) you will still be able to benefit greatly from taking Vitamin B. After all, you do not want to wait for it or any other disease to strike before you take measure. Read more
Depression Symptoms – Causes And Treatment
December 15, 2010 by imhapyguy
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Depression is a state of mental illness in which a whole body feels illness, involving your mental health as well. Your moods and thoughts are pathetic for yourself and for other things. Out of every eight people one is affected by depression. A deep state of depression affects eating, sleeping and all the other activities of life. Depression is a disorder that directly affects the mental state of people and they start taking pity on themselves. Read more


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A co-worker brought this wonderful dish to a potluck several years ago. She had copies of the recipe next to the pan. Now I make it for get-togethers and also supply copies of the recipe. I never have any leftover salad or recipes. -Kelly Newsom, Jenks, Oklahoma
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Reviewed on Jan. 20, 2013 by wjroach
I always get rave reviews from my company on this wonderful, hearty salad! And it actually lasts for days in the refrigerator.
Reviewed on Aug. 24, 2012 by julielambert
This salad is always a hit no matter where I take it. I highly recommend it.
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My family has been crazy about this salad since I first made it in 2000!
Reviewed on Dec. 08, 2011 by Nichollette
I made this recipe again today for another church function. I brought home an empty trifle bowl! Wonderful recipe!
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Absolutely wonderful! Combination of ingredients blends together perfectly. Handed out copies of recipe!
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Always a great hit at my work potlucks.
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The BEST cornbread salad!!!
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I love this salad- its so good. It makes a good amount so I normally dont get to make it unless its for a family gathering or potluck. The dish always comes back EMPTY!
Reviewed on Apr. 30, 2010 by Nichollette
I recently made this recipe for a church function. I made it in a trifle bowl. It was so pretty and I received many compliments on it. My trifle bowl was empty at the end of the function. I will be making this again.
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I made this salad for a family function back in 2009 and now everyone ALWAYS insists that I bring it for all occasions! My husband especially loves this salad and I make smaller amounts for us to share in between holidays. Its GREAT!!
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Discipline: The character of every person is highly dependent upon the discipline they practice in their everyday lives. Here, at Southwest College, players will be challenged daily to display discipline intrinsically, and externally. Discipline holds all players accountable and responsible for the success and failures of the team. Therefore, players will be held to the highest standard of discipline that not only applies to the basketball court, but to their lives individually.
Defense: The staple of the team's on-court discipline will be based on team defense. This will be practiced everyday, and sewn through every fabric of the team's strategic plan. Every player is responsible for her own defensive assignment, as well as team defense.
Demeanor: The way players carry themselves on and off the court will be imperative to the overall success as a team. All players are to attend class regularly, and conduct themselves in a way that positively reflects Southwest College, their coaches, and their teammates. Any actions that do not mirror a positive view of Southwest College and its constituents will be dealt with thoroughly and swiftly.
Dedication: All Lady Cougars are required to regularly attend conditioning sessions, practices, games, fundraising events, and all other team outings. Success will be based on the team's commitment to listening, learning, improving individual skill levels, and game preparation. The coaching staff will do its part in strategy preparation for the team, but it is the team that will ultimately execute these strategies. It is important that the highest level of seriousness and consistency be expected at every practice, and every game day.
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It's time for another edition of Mirrorshades.
This one features CASEY DESMOND fresh off her new single Deja Vu.
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:: GMGN [Mozzarella Recs] ::
GMGN (Good Morning Good Night) is the production/DJ moniker of Ben Adams. Originally hailing from the UK and now based in Cambridge, GMGN specializes in disco infused house music.
And Let's Not Forget Our Resident DJs:
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Dusty Digital is a dj/producer, remixer. His music blends
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:: Kurt Sloan ::
After avenging his brother by defeating Thai kickboxing champion Tong Po, Kurt Sloan dissapeared into the sunset. Rumors started to circulate that Kurt had actually been killed by Tong Po's mobsters.
It turns out that Kurt Sloan went back to the mountains to perfect his craft. He would study by day and come out only at night. His haunts were the discotecs, arcades, punk rock joints, beach side bars and gang ridden streets. It was there that he honed his craft: a potent mix of italo disco, synth pop, nu-disco, freestyle, street jams, detroit techno and other synth driven gems. Now, Kurt Sloan is donning mirrorshades and bringing it all to the dancefloor.
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The city of Ypsilanti will be in the spotlight in a new Pure Michigan ad, and city residents can get in on the fun this Wednesday.
It was a bittersweet occasion when Detroit blues great Johnnie Bassett's new CD "I Can Make That Happen" once again topped WEMU's "Sweet 16" of most-played CDs for the week. Just after the disc was released nationally, Johnnie passed away on August 4th due to cancer.
"Rebirth" by living reggae legend, Jimmy Cliff is a fully rewarding listening experience. He has lost none of his supple vocal quality and range. Time has deepened his lower range imbuing his words with deeper meaning and insight. His Jamaican message remains consistent - that love, peace and truth will conquer all. The production of this date is immaculate, but the music is free flowing and relaxed. You can see why WEMU hosts collectively wanted to share this excellent new music with you.
Once again, WEMU hosts and listeners realized the depth and mastery of our regional musicians by awarding the Latin jazz band, Tumbao Bravo, the coveted number one spot on the "Sweet 16". This marks the fourth week in a row for that theirs was the most played CD on 89.1. This disc deserves the distinction not just because it is music from local performers, but because it is totally original, beautifully produced and recorded with the highest audio quality. "Casa Versailles" by Tumbao Bravo deserved national accolades and WEMU is leading the way.
For the third week in a row, the local all-star Latin jazz band, Tumbao Bravo has topped WEMU's airplay list with "Casa Versailles". Their CD release concert will be this Saturday at Kerrytown Concert House. We have details about the show in the "events" and "datebook" section of this website. This group is just one example of the outstanding musicians who live and work in Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and the Detroit area. It is an honor to play their music on WEMU and support our fantastic music community.
Congratulations are in order once again for conga player Alberto Nacif, saxophonist/flutist Paul Vornhagen, trumpeter Bob Mojica, pianist Brian DiBlassio, percussionist Javier Barrios and bassist Patrick Prouty with special guest percussionist Pepe Espinosa for gaining the coveted top spot on WEMU's "Sweet Sixteen" for the new CD "Casa Versailles" two weeks in a row. The members of Tumbao Bravo are based in communities all over Southeastern Michigan and record for bassist Paul Keller's PKO Records label, now operating in Saline, Michigan. Featuring their music dovetails perfectly with WE
Perhaps their "Top Of The Park" show for the Ann Arbor Summer Festival on July 4th helped propel them to the number one spot in WEMU's "Sweet Sixteen", but they likely would have achieved the spot without the show.
We at WEMU love highlighting local artists, and this ensemble of musicians from Ann Arbor, Brighton and Detroit is simply one of the best. Every member is a leader in his own right.
We are especially proud of their conga player, Dr. Alberto Nacif, former host of "Cuban Fantasy" until Marc Taras took over for him.
Once again, the WEMU staff and listener favorite, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band top our "Sweet Sixteen".
WEMU "SWEET SIXTEEN" AIRPLAY June 25 to July 1, 2012:
1. DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND "Twenty Dozen" (Savoy Jazz)
2. JOHNNIE BASSETT "I Can Make That Happen" (Sly Dog Records)
3. BÉLA FLECK AND THE MARCUS ROBERTS TRIO "Across The Imaginary Divide" (Rounder)
4. ESPERANZA SPALDING "Radio Music Society" (Heads Up/Montuno)
A WEMU listener favorite since 1984 - The Dirty Dozen Brass Band claims the top spot on this week's "Sweet 16". This is encouraging news as "Twenty Dozen" is their first release on a brand new record label. WEMU is proud to support this band which started the international trend of contemporary music arranged for traditional brass band instrumentation.
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he earliest American representation of the female soldier was fictional. In his 1799 novel Ormond, Charles Brockden Brown included the character of Martinette de Beauvais, an American Revolutionary War veteran who followed her husband into battlefield. The sympathetically portrayed Martinette de Beauvais, a Frenchwoman, was a very different type than the female soldiers depicted in ballads. Perhaps Brown reckoned that a violent, feminist Frenchwoman would not seem as threatening or unappealing to readers as would a similar character if she were American.
As she explains to the novel's heroine, Constantia, "My soul was engrossed by two passions, a wild spirit of adventure, and a boundless devotion to him. I vowed to accompany him in every danger, to vie with him in military ardour; to combat and to die by his side."
Thus, Martinette's military service is motivated not just by love, but by competition: her "boundless devotion" is not, in her mind, incompatible with her desire to "vie" with her lover on the battlefield. Soon it becomes clear that cross-dressing and military services are means for her to transform herself completely: "I delighted to assume the male dress, to acquire skill at the sword, and dexterity in every boisterous exercise. The timidity that commonly attends women, gradually vanished. I felt as if embued by a soul that was a stranger to the sexual distinction."[i]
If her very soul can be altered by the process of fighting in warfare, what then is the basis for "sexual distinction"? Martinette not only succeeds in boisterous exercises, but "more than once rescued [my husband] from death by the seasonable destruction of his adversary"(202).
Martinette is a transitional figure in the history of the female warrior—she starts off as a lover, but ends up as a patriot—one, moreover, who delights in inflicting violence on the enemies of the state. For it is not finally her love for her husband that keeps her on the battlefield. Even after his death from a wound, she travels to Paris, where she fights in the revolution. When Constantia asks her "how can the heart of women be inured to the shedding of blood?" she replies with a passionate speech: "Have women, I beseech thee, no capacity to reason and infer?…My hand never faultered when liberty demanded the victim. If thou wert with me at Paris, I could show you a fusil of two barrels, which is precious beyond any other relique, merely because it enabled me to kill thirteen officers at Jemappe"(206). Her devotion to the cause—and her ability to kill "when liberty demanded the victim"—is proof of women's "capacity to reason and infer."
Soon it becomes clear that cross-dressing and military services are means for her to transform herself completely...
Finally, she disputes the idea that hers is an exceptional case. As she tells Constantia, who is shocked the idea that Martinette might have fought in the ranks, "Hundreds of my sex have done the same. Some were impelled by the enthusiasm of love, and some by a mere passion for war; some by the contagion of example; and some, with whom I myself must be ranked, by a generous devotion to liberty."(207)


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Fifty-ninth World Health Assembly
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The Fifty-ninth World Health Assembly (WHA) opened today in a somber mood following the death early on Monday morning of the Dr LEE Jong-wook, WHO's Director-General.
The Assembly observed a two-minute silence and was suspended for 30 minutes following the announcement of Dr Lee's death.
Opening the formal proceedings of the Assembly, the Minister of Health of Spain, Elena Salgado said Dr Lee "was an exceptional person and an exceptional Director-General."
The new President of the World Health Assembly Professor Paulo Ivo Albasini Teixeira Garrido, Minister of Health, Mozambique addresses the assembly.
Excerpts from a speech prepared by Dr Lee were read out to the Assembly by Dr Bill Kean, Executive Director of the Director-General's Office.
The Assembly was introduced to a passionate young HIV/AIDS activist from Kenya, Johnson Mwakazi. Dr Lee met Johnson on a recent visit to Kenya and invited him to speak at the Assembly.
Johnson Mwakazi delivered a poem he wrote. "This one thing has destroyed families, this one thing has destroyed marriages, this one thing has killed men. It is not HIV, It is not AIDS....it is stigmatization."
The WHO flag on the United Nations grounds in Geneva was flown at half mast in honour of Dr Lee.
Mr S.-M Rhyu, Minister of Health and Welfare, Korea, signs a book in remembrance of Dr Lee.
The World Health Assembly is the supreme decision-making body for WHO. It generally meets in Geneva in May each year, and is attended by delegations from WHO's 192 Member States.
This year, topics to be discussed at the World Health Assembly include: strengthening pandemic-influenza preparedness and response, including the application of the International Health Regulations 2005; infant and young child nutrition; HIV/AIDS; polio eradication; sickle-cell anaemia; smallpox eradication and the destruction of variola virus stocks; prevention of avoidable blindness; international trade and health; tobacco control; and intellectual property rights.


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Is Anyone Surprised That Courtney Stodden Has A Sex Tape? – Dlisted | |
Kesha Is Making Sidebutt A Thing – Buzzfeed | |
Ba-Donka-Donk! Emma Watson Shows Off Some Sexy Curves – Popoholic | |
These Sexy Girls Want To Give Your Ride A Wash – The Chive | |
We Are Loving Anne Hathaway's Sideboob And (Almost) Nip Slip – Lainey Gossip |
Oh God, is she trying for Kim Kardashian now? What's next, ass implants?
who cares about the kids!? her hair looks great!
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In The Spirit
That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.
John 3:6
When you have nothing else to lose, because you have given Him everything, you are free. The poor man hears no threats (Proverbs 13:8).
Life in the Spirit is a life of singularity. Only one thing matters. From multiple scriptures, the key to unlimited potential in the anointing, whether you have a little or a lot, is just focus.