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"You have cancer."
It was a flat out answer that came out of the doctor's mouth as he slapped some test results on the examination table.
It was this answer that shocked David, a thirteen-year old boy who wouldn't have imagined getting a disease as bad as cancer.
David's mom, Leah, stared at the doctor without blinking her pretty violet eyes. David was sure her eyes would pop right out of her skull.
"What? C-can you test again, just to make sure it's not some kind of mistake?" She stammered, her eyes still wide open. She continued as the doctor shook his head.
"Please... There has to be a mistake... No one in our family has had a history of cancer... David's been a healthy boy all his life, he eats well... He plays sports... He
doesn't do anything reckless... How could this happen?" She grabbed her purse and buried her head in it, her blond hair strands falling around her face, concealing her
"Mom..." David started, but stopped. He too was quite shocked, but he knew cancer could happen to anybody, no matter how healthy you were.
He looked back at the doctor, "Is it bad?" He asked.
The doctor made a tiny shrug, "It's in the middle, but it may get worse. We won't let that happen though." He then tapped Leah on the shoulder, who's head slowly
popped up, red and puffy from crying. He started to inform her about treatments that would hopefully help David get better.
David was determined that the cancer was nothing, and would pass away just like the common flu, but he had his doubts. It was then when it struck him; something he
never really realized the minute the doctor walked in with the test results:
David could die.
Over the next few months, David was on a steady dose of chemotherapy. His messy blond hair started falling off in clumps and he was eventually growing bald.
Besides this, he continued on normally with life. It didn't really affect him.
Or so he thought.
Whenever he came back for another doctor visit, they would always say, "You're getting better." but the thing was, David didn't feel any better. In fact, he felt worse all
the time. The doctors were lying, probably only to make him feel better and believe he was going to be cancer-free any time soon, as well as to calm down his mother
who was still shocked about the whole thing.
David tried to stay positive, but he could feel himself going along slower and slower everyday. He was getting lethargic and less interested in the things he loved to do.
He stopped playing sports, and began to eat very little. It dawned on him that he may as well be dying, and all the treatments the doctors provided did nothing, but he
was stubborn, and pushed away his negativity.
One day, when David was out riding his bike, he traveled along a dirt road towards a cemetery, his tan jacket he was wearing whipping out behind him, looking like the
cape of a superhero.
When he got there, he rested his bike against the iron fence of the cemetery, and pushed the gate open with a small creak.
He walked along the rows of graves, looking at the names of dead people he never knew in his lifetime. There was one here that he knew very well, however, and he
eventually reached the exact grave. And there, he knelt down, plucking a simple yellow flower that grew beside it, and laid it on the grave.
On the grave, the name "Robert Mason Fisler." was carved in bold, and antique handwriting. David placed his hand on the name and took a deep sigh, closing his eyes
as he did.
"Dad?" He whispered, "what's it like to die?"
No answer.
David sighed again and stood up, remembering the horrifying incident from two years ago, where he got a call from his dad's fisherman buddies who said David's dad
went down to untangle one of the fishing nets, and never came back up again. When the coast guard came, they never found his body until a few weeks later after
searching the sea bed thoroughly. He was cremated and they buried his ashes here in this cemetery.
Since that day, David's mom fiercely protected David, as he was the only person that was left for her. She always made him wear a seat belt, and sit in the backseat
of the car, she always held his hand when he walked across a parking lot or crosswalk, he had curfew at an early hour, and she watched his eating habits regularly.
But now his mom was hopeless against the evils of cancer, and with David readily slowing down, it seemed the end was coming near.
A few more months passed, and the doctors were still comforting David and his mom by saying he was doing just fine and would get better soon. David was starting to
get a little aggravated at the doctors. Even if he told them he felt like he was feeling worse, they told him it was probably just a side effect of the chemotherapy.
David proved them wrong, however, because a week or so after his latest doctor visit, he was found lying unconscious on his bed. Of course, his mother took him to
the hospital, and he was kept there for a few days when the news finally came out that David was dying.
His mom decided to visit one night, when David was resting in his hospital bed, feeling worse then ever, and knowing that this may be his last night alive.
She sat next to him on a plush armchair, and stretched out her arm so she could stroke David's head.
David's eyelids flickered shut, then opened again, then shut again. He repeated this over and over, but he knew sleep, or even death, wasn't far off.
"Mom..." He croaked weakly, trying to grab her hand in his, but even this small effort was too much for the dying boy, and he gave up quickly. His mom realized that he
wanted to hold her hand, so she moved her hand from his hair, to his hand.
David had so much on his mind to tell his mother, but time for him was running out. So, to save time, he whispered "I love you..." then his eyelids drooped again, and
this time, it was permanent.
With a sigh of exhaustion, that reflected all his hard work he had done in his short life, he mumbled, "I'm going to take a long nap now..."
David could feel his mother's hand shaking in his as he said this, and with sparkling tears streaming down her face, she sobbed, "Don't fall asleep... Don't fall asleep..."
With the last of his power he still held in his body, he managed a small smile at his mother and mouthed the words "good-bye."
And with his mother squeezing his hand tight, and the rhythm of her other hand stroking his cheek, his eyelids fluttered shut, and the last breath flew like a bird outside
of his body.
And with that, David's body lay still, forever.
David awoke suddenly with the sound of ocean waves and sea gulls cawing overhead. He felt around him, feeling warm blanket's of an untidy bed. He then realized that
the ground was moving up and down, like a smooth earthquake.
He sat upright and looked around at his surroundings, noticing that he was in the cabin of a boat. And not just any boat, it was his father's fishing boat.
David stared out the circular windows in confusion. Last thing he remembered was being in the hospital and feeling very weak and tired. But... Then what?
Realization struck him. He was dead. But wasn't he supposed to be in Heaven, in the clouds with the angels? Or was this some kind of his own Heaven, because he
missed his father?
He swung his feet over the side of the bed and walked around barefoot for a while in the cabin, getting used to the rocking feel of the boat under his feet as it floated
over the water.
He opened the door to the cabin, and stepped out onto the main deck, and what he saw next stunned him greatly.
There was his dad, whole and fresh, sitting on the edge of the boat with his fishing rod in hand, and the fishing line in the water. He hummed his favorite song as he
reeled it back in, and cast it back out.
"D-dad?" David stammered.
In an instant, his dad's face swung around and he smiled wide as he saw his son standing there on the deck of his boat.
"David! I was wondering when someone would join me here." His dad exclaimed, ushering David over to sit next to him.
David obeyed and sat next to his dad, watching the bobber on the fishing line float among the surface.
His dad noticed him staring at it and said, "I've been fishing here for two years, and never caught a thing."
"Did you try moving to a different spot?" David asked. His dad shook his head.
"I have no idea where I am, so I have no idea where the good fishing spots are."
David nodded then a question struck his mind.
"Dad, do you have any idea how you got here?"
His dad started for minute, then stopped, thinking hard.
"No, all I remember is waking up in the cabin of my boat with no one with me... However, for some reason I remember being some place dark and cold, and I couldn't
David nodded again and said, "I think we're dead."
"I'm not so surprised about that." His dad said, "wait, if we're dead, then you're dead too?"
"Yeah. I died of... Sickness I guess." Already, David was forgetting about his deathbed.
"Well, it's good I'm here, I don't want you fishing alone like I was for two years."
Suddenly, bubbles surrounded the bobber as it was pulled under, fishing pole bending towards the water.
"Got one." David said as his father reeled in his newest catch.
His dad smiled, "Finally."


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U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky, David Hale recently traveled to Hopkinsville to make a joint announcement concerning the seizure of hundreds of pounds of illegal drugs and the arrests of individuals involved in the criminal activity.
Hale says without the partnership between federal, state and local agencies the massive drug busts would not have been possible and that Christian County is a model area for other agencies to emulate especially when it comes to partnering up with other organizations to eradicate drugs in a community.
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U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky, David Hale says he hopes the recent drug busts and local efforts to eradicate drugs in the area will send a clear message to drug dealers that they are not wanted in the community.
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RAY SUAREZ: As cameras flashed to capture the historic moment, the top leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority reached across the table and shook hands for the first time in more than four years.
The face-to-face meeting came at the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, and was hosted by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, made separate but similar statements announcing the cease- fire deal.
ARIEL SHARON (translated): Today in my meeting with Chairman Abbas, we have agreed that the Palestinians will cease all acts of violence against Israelis everywhere and at the same time Israel will cease all its military activity against Palestinians everywhere. Starting from today, a new era of peace and hope will begin.
MAHMOUD ABBAS (translated): We have agreed with Prime Minister Sharon today to stop all forms of violence against Israelis and Palestinians, wherever they are. The calm that will be witnessed by our territories from today is the beginning of a new era, the beginning of peace.
RAY SUAREZ: As part of the deal, Israel will hand over control of five West Bank towns within three weeks and promises to release 500 Palestinian prisoners. In the more than four years since this intifada began, about 3,350 Palestinians and some 1,000 Israelis have died in armed clashes and suicide bombings.
Israelis expanded settlements and tightened their occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, and began building a barrier through the West Bank. And Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was confined to his compound in Ramallah.
Then last fall, Arafat died, paving the way for the elections that ushered Abbas into power. In the Palestinian territories, there were optimistic comments on today's news.
SPOKESMAN: It was a very good conference, and I was very happy to hear those speeches. And we hope that we'll see changes soon on the ground.
RAY SUAREZ: Israeli popular reaction often mirrored that sentiment.
SPOKESMAN (translated): I can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. We have someone to talk to. The leaders will sit down together, they will talk, and they will come to understandings and agreements. The most important thing is to stop the cycle of bloodshed, this war.
RAY SUAREZ: Speaking in Paris, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to peace in the Middle East, while letting the Mideast parties take the lead.
CONDOLEEZZA RICE: The United States and the parties have no illusions about the difficulties ahead. There are deep divisions to overcome. Success is not assured, but America is resolute. This is the best chance for peace that we are likely to see for some years to come, and we are acting to help Israelis and Palestinians seize this chance. President Bush is committed. I am personally committed. We must all be committed to seizing this chance.
RAY SUAREZ: President Bush has separately invited both Prime Minister Sharon and President Abbas to Washington for meetings this spring.
RAY SUAREZ: For more, we're joined by Amjad Atallah, a former legal adviser to the Palestine Liberation Organization; and Amos Guiora, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Israeli defense forces. As a military lawyer, he was involved in several Israeli- Palestinian agreements. He is now a visiting professor of law at the Case Western Reserve University School of law.
Professor Guiora, given everything that's happened over the last four years, the missed opportunities, the killing, the dying, how important is today's agreement?
AMOS GUIORA: I think that today is a very important first step. I think the fact that the two leaders have met in Egypt in the presence of Mubarak and the king is clearly a very important first step. I think the road ahead of us is very long, but I think that it is a clear importance in the first step and today was a very important first step. That having been said, not only is the road long ahead of us but also the proof is going to be in the pudding with the Palestinian's Authority to fight terrorism. But I think one can clearly sound here a note of cautious optimism.
RAY SUAREZ: Amjad Atallah, how do you see it?
AMJAD ATALLAH: Well, I agree it's an important first step. The problem isn't for the first step. The problem is that they're both headed in perhaps different directions. The Israeli goal on this is to end disengagement successfully. And past that, there's really no road ahead.
The Palestinians are hoping that this is leading to an end of the conflict with Israel — final status, a conclusion to final status issues. If the two parties disagree from the beginning that they're moving towards an end of the conflict, they may find a rude awakening not too far down the road.
RAY SUAREZ: Well, help me understand better what you mean by Israelis want to end disengagement successfully. How is that different from what the Palestinians want?
AMJAD ATALLAH: The Israeli government is proposing to leave the Gaza strip, which is about 5.8 percent of the occupied Palestinian territory. They're also proposing to leave about 18 percent of the northern West Bank. And this is the disengagement plan that Ariel Sharon is struggling to keep alive and to push forward in the Israeli Knesset. That plan doesn't actually end with the conclusion of the conflict. It simply redeploys Israeli forces outside of those areas.
Palestinians are hoping, and Israelis perhaps as well, are hoping that this will lead to an end of occupation. But it won't lead to the end of the occupation of the majority of the Palestinian territory. If the Palestinians don't move forward on that length — if there is no political process designed to take us to the end of the game, then we might have a flare-up once again.
RAY SUAREZ: Professor, is Amjad Atallah right, that beyond the short-term goal of ending the shooting that you're talking about two people looking at a very different set of circumstances?
AMOS GUIORA: I think first of all there is great importance attached to the act of disengagement, even if we begin with Gaza and parts of the northern Shamron. I think that down the road that the long-term political intention of the prime minister, at least as I understand it, is to continue with disengagement. That being said, it's going to be a step after a step process. I think there is a long-term goal here.
I think that in terms of the ultimate goal, I think there is no doubt that the Palestinians are waiting for the day that there'll be a Palestinian state. There are clearly very difficult issues that we are all facing. But I think again as I said earlier, the fact that these leaders met today, the fact that there was a positive outcome out of the summit, the fact that there was a positive atmosphere there, I think it needs to be understood that this is going to be a long process.
There'll be ups and there will be downs but the important thing is to get the process going once again. There's no doubt that there were incredible missed opportunities over the course of the past four years. The moment that Arafat left the scene we see the result. Abbas was elected less than a month ago, a month ago tomorrow, and here we are already with a summit behind us. I think that's the way to view it.
In fact, the president of the United States has invited both Sharon and Abbas to come to Washington. Those are critical steps. Does that mean that it is going to resolve itself overnight? Of course not. One must be patient. One must understand the process and there will be a process here and I think that's the way to view it.
RAY SUAREZ: Amjad Atallah, is Abu Mazen, Mahmoud Abbas, in the more difficult situation right now because he can't necessarily control all the people he's assuring are no longer going to attack Israelis?
AMJAD ATALLAH: Well, I think he is in more a difficult position but I think he'll rise to the challenge. The important thing for him is that he actually has been elected. He has a mandate. And the reason that the majority of Palestinians elected him is because he was standing for a non-violent approach to resisting the occupation.
That increases his leverage with Hamas and other organizations that have wanted to militarize the intifada. As long as he has that popular mandate, and as long as the coming elections for the municipal elections in April and the parliamentary elections in July reinforce that mandate, then he will be able to sustain the cease-fire indefinitely.
RAY SUAREZ: But Hamas has quite publicly said that it has freedom of movement, free agency as far as it's concerned, that it is not party to this agreement with the Israeli government.
AMJAD ATALLAH: Hamas is effectively negotiating with President Abbas when it says that; it's not negotiating with Israel. Hamas has already made public statements in the past it will abide by any cease-fire as long as Israelis are no longer targeting Palestinians, and in particular Hamas activists.
What Hamas is really looking for us to make sure that its own leadership, its own activists are no longer attacked or targeted for assassination. As long as Palestinians are not attacked, they will abide by the cease-fire. They've made a strategic decision to turn their military — what they believe their military gains, vis-à-vis the Palestinian Authority, into political power. And they're prepared I think to move into the political mainstream.
RAY SUAREZ: Professor Guiora, there has been a tremendous change in tone at the top of the Israeli political system toward the Palestinian Authority. Are they willing to wait and see on the security assurances coming now from the PA?
AMOS GUIORA: I think first of all the fact that the government decided the other day to put on hold targeted killings, and to enable thereby the Palestinian Authority to deal with Palestinian terrorism is clearly sending a message, a very strong message to the Palestinian Authority saying that we are indeed going to give you an opportunity to fight Palestinian terrorism.
I think that the fact that the government is going to enable the Palestinian Authority to do that, again, in terms of step after step in a process, is a very important message to the Palestinians. And my read of the situation is, if my read is correct, Abbas understands that there is indeed this window of opportunity that he has got to seize that window of opportunity. Regarding Hamas, they must understand that if they continue with the kinds of terrorist attacks that they have done in the past, that's going to derail the process and therefore in many ways the burden indeed is on Abbas and it appears to me that he will be given room to operate from the government, which as I say, has decided to, at least for now to shelf the targeted killings.
RAY SUAREZ: Professor, there was no high ranking American delegation prominent in the photos coming out of Sharm-el Sheikh today, but you did see a lot of President Mubarak of Egypt and King Abdullah of Jordan. What is the significance of that?
AMOS GUIORA: I think there is tremendous significance of that. If indeed Mubarak can be engaged in this process, given the fact that Egypt is a major player in the Middle East both in terms of its economy, its political power and also obviously its army. I think that it will be very important to have this process go hand in hand with him.
I think frankly the fact that the king was there is also important. But there's no doubt that an engaged Mubarak can only have long term significance. You know, in many ways, there are tremendous opportunities here for all sides. If, indeed, at the end of the day we have an end to the conflict, there's great economic opportunity here. It may really be time down the road for a new Middle East. And I think that all of us who have been involved in the peace processes over the course of the past, as I have for the past ten or eleven years, are waiting for the day that there really will be this opportunity both on the political level and economic level involving all nations, all peoples and all nations in the region.
The fact the United States was not prominently there, I think that from my perspective, and this is my read of it, is fine. I think it needs to be regional. But as I said earlier, the president of the United States has invited both Sharon and Abbas to the White House. That, too, is very significant.
RAY SUAREZ: And incidentally it was Ariel Sharon's first visit as prime minister to Egyptian territory. How does this change things for the Palestinians, the prominent role of Egypt and Jordan?
AMJAD ATALLAH: The prominent role of Egypt and Jordan was always a given on the Palestinian side. They were always involved on our side of the negotiations, either informally or formally. What we're more concerned about is the role of the United States. Right now you have a position where President Bush has made it clear that U.S. policy will be based on democracy and freedom.
The Palestinians can provide the democracy part for Palestinians, but they can't provide the freedom part. The freedom part comes from the Israeli end of occupation and a change in U.S. policy. Right now Israel is negotiating with the United States where illegal settlements can continue being built. They're negotiating with the United States where the wall can continue being built inside occupied Palestinian territory. But they're not negotiating with Palestinians.
If the United States doesn't actually play a role, a more forceful role in the negotiations, if it doesn't come to the table as well, it's going to be very difficult to sustain a peace process.
RAY SUAREZ: Well, if the violence stops for some period, and that's always been the problem over the last four years, keeping the violence from rekindling, what's the next step? What do Palestinians and Israelis need to see from each other? We'll start with you.
AMJAD ATALLAH: I believe the Palestinians are looking for some form of intention that the political process will restart. At the moment, the Israelis are not only telling us now's not the time for permanent negotiation status. They're telling us that we can't tell you when or if there will ever be a time to restart permanent status negotiations. That doesn't create sustainability in the cease-fire track which is only one small element of this.
RAY SUAREZ: Professor Guiora, how do you respond to that, the idea that Palestinians need to see progress on their side too, in order to keep their own hard men at bay?
AMOS GUIORA: I think first of all the fact that within a few weeks, according to the report we just heard, the idea they'll be leaving a number of cities in the West Bank. In a number of months, there will be disengagement from the Gaza strip and northern Shamron. Those are significant steps. Again, it's all part of the process. Once indeed, I think, from the perspective of the government, it will appear to be there has been an end or at least a significant move towards an anti-Palestinian terrorism, we can begin negotiating.
The negotiating process, and Amjad has been involved in this in the past, is going to be long and arduous and tedious. It'll be very slow. As I said earlier, there will be ups and downs. But I think one needs to view this with the glass half full and not half empty. Today was a very significant first step. The process has begun now. The United States obviously plays a key role in this. The two parties need to speak one to the other. And I think that's what we saw today when Sharon and Abbas shook hands in Sharm-el Sheikh today, I think there's great significance to that.
Again, you asked earlier, regarding Mubarak, it was very important that he was there. Does that mean that we are going to resolve all the problems overnight? No. But is there a process beginning here with that window of opportunity — the answer to that question is yes and it must be maximized by both parties.
RAY SUAREZ: And quickly, Amjad, where are the pitfalls in the near term?
AMJAD ATALLAH: Well, we've got to make sure first of all that the violence doesn't restart. That's obvious. The Israelis and the Palestinians have to make sure that the civilians — that all violence stops, and in particular that civilians are no longer targeted by either party. But more importantly, there needs to be a vision set forward as to where this is headed. If we're walking down the road together hand in hand, we'd better be walking towards the same direction.
RAY SUAREZ: Gentlemen, thanks a lot.


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Friendship Family Program
Once you come to John Brown University, you will be given a friendship family. That family will come together to provide a meaningful cross-cultural relationship that also brings you the familial comforts of a home. At times, the American culture, customs, traditions, and social structure can be strange, but by connecting with your friendship family, you can gain a new perspective and understanding of the United States. Your friendship family is there to support and encourage you as you walk through adjustments, culture shock, and homesickness. They are also there to celebrate with you throughout the different milestones of your college career. It is a chance for you to be able to really learn what an average American lifestyle looks like. You will also be able to share your culture with them and expose them to your background, language, and way of life. Through investing your time and effort, you will be rewarded with a wonderful and new friendship.
Most students meet with their friendship families on a monthly basis for a meal or an activity. They recognize that you have other responsibilities, but they want to be available to you if you should need something. Often times they will call you once a week to see how you are doing. This provides you with someone other than your peers to connect with. Adjusting to a new culture presents many challenges and hurdles; it can be a time of great excitement and learning. Your family is there as a safe haven for you while you get used to your new home.
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You are invited to share in the home of an American family. They will provide you with a secure place to relax and un-wind. All the benefits of a home are open to you with the Friendship Family program. - Meaningful relationships
Friendships are a vital part of belonging to a community. Your friendship family is there to understand, encourage, and accept who you are. They will be able to provide valuable insight into the culture that you are joining. - Positive experiences
Many friendship families take their students to local activities or church. They want you to be able to enjoy America and to take advantage of the opportunities and experiences that are available to you. When it comes time for you to return to your country, they want to have made sure that you had an overall positive experience. - "Open door attitude"
Your friendship family is excited about you and spending time with you. They want you to feel comfortable with calling them should you need anything. The friendship families do everything from letting you crash for a weekend or holiday to watering your plants while you will be gone. While they recognize that you still have a family back home, they want you to feel as comfortable around them as you would with your own family. - Inter-cultural exposure
When you come to John Brown University you bring with you a special gift; your culture, heritage, and who you are. While some of the friendship families have had international experience, most may not have and they are anticipating learning from you. Their home is a good place for you to also be able to learn about the American culture. - Expanding worldview
Each country has different ways of viewing things. Learning from each other is valuable and necessary. You will be able to be open and honest with your family and share your opinions and ideas within a safe environment. During your time at JBU, you will be able to evaluate the ideas and beliefs of others and come to a more concrete conclusion of what you believe.


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TrekMovie Review: Personalized 3D Star Trek Figurines from Cubify June 29, 2013
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,Electronics/Gadgets,Merchandise,Toys , comments closedStar Trek figurines have been a staple of fan collections since the 1970s, with companies making everything from paint-your-own Star Trek: The Motion Picture plastic figurines to brand new resin Gorn figurines from the Star Trek Video Game. Advances in 3D Printing technology, however, have made it possible for fans to now become Star Trek figurines themselves. TrekMovie looks at the results.
QMx Made Props For Star Trek Into Darkness (& Replicas Available To Buy This Summer) + Hot Wheels Into Darkness Die-Cast May 23, 2013
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,Replicas,Star Trek Into Darkness , comments closedReplica maker Quantum Mechanix has announced that they had a role to play in Star Trek Into Darkness, actually making some of the props used in the film. And they are making some of these available to purchase including Starfleet rings, vehicle model replicas, phasers and more. Get all the details below.
Hasbro, QMx, DST, Anovos and Hallmark Show Off New Star Trek Merch At SDCC 2012 July 14, 2012
by Alec Peters , Filed under: Collectibles,Conventions/Events/Attractions,Merchandise,Replicas,Toys , comments closedA number of Star Trek licensees are showing new and upcoming products at San Diego Comic Con this week, including USS Kelvins from QMx and Hallmark, the new Hasbro Star Trek sequel KRE-O line, new figures and vehilces from Diamond Select and uniform replicas from Anovos. Details and tons of images below.
First Look At HCG 1:4 Scale Kirk Statue January 25, 2012
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,TOS , comments closedThe Hollywood Collectibles Group has announced their fourth Star Trek statue and the biggest so far with a 1:4 scale original series James T. Kirk. The limited edition statue is due in late 2012, more details below.
First Look At Titan's New Mr. Spock Bust January 23, 2012
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise , comments closedTitan Merchandise has just announced the latest addition to their growing line of Star Trek busts with a classic Mr. Spock, coming this summer. See below for a first look and more details. Plus info on the rest of the line coming this year.
The Collective: New Star Trek Snow Globes + New Look At TNG Cloth Figures January 13, 2012
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,TNG,Toys,Trek Franchise , comments closedFollowing the news of the new ThinkGeek items, this week is turning out to be a good week for Star Trek collectors. We now have news of a new line of Star Trek snow globes coming from Willabee & Ward. Also Diamond Select Toys has sent us details and a new image of the first retro cloth Star Trek The Next Generation figures, which are now available for pre-order.
New USS Enterprise Plush and Star Trek Door Chime Coming To ThinkGeek January 12, 2012
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,Replicas,TOS,Toys , comments closedRecently TrekMovie awarded the clever folks at ThinkGeek some accolades in our selections of the Best 2011 Star Trek Merchandise, and it looks like the hits will keep on coming in 2012 with the announcement of two new Star Trek products. ThinkGeek are now offering a USS Enterprise plush and a cool original series style door chime. Check them out below.
ShatWatch: Bill Headed To Broadway, Betty White, Tonight Show, Cookie Jar & More In 2012 January 3, 2012
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Celebrity,Collectibles,DVD/Blu-ray,Merchandise,Shatner , comments closedWilliam Shatner has a busy 2012 planned, and he's bringing us on the ride! In the next few week's Bill is headed to Broadway, The Tonight Show and Betty White. There are also new Shatner products (like a Kirk cookie jar) and new Shatner videos. ShatWatch returns with a look at William Shatner's newest adventures as only he can live them!
New Mexico Launches Star Trek Lottery Scratcher Game December 9, 2011
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,Games , comments closedAre you feeling lucky? If you live in or close to New Mexico then you may have a new game to play. The New Mexico Lottery has launched a line of Star Trek "scratcher" lottery cards. In addition to instant cash prizes, they have also launched a contest for a trip Comic Con. More details below.
New Star Trek Jewelry Launches On Amazon December 1, 2011
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Apparel,Collectibles,Merchandise , comments closedLooking for a great gift for that special Trekkie in your life? Well today a new line of Star Trek Jewelry from designer Udi Behr was unveiled. The collection of Trek-themed necklaces, pendants, bracelets and rings is now available, exclusively at Amazon.com. More details below.
The Collective: Review Of DST Retro Pike and Salt Vampire Figures + First Look At New Titan Busts August 4, 2011
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,Review,TOS,Toys , comments closedThis week The Collective takes a look at Diamond Select's two newly released Star Trek retro MEGO cloth figures: Captain Pike and the Salt Vampire. We also give an update on what is next for the line and get a first look at the new Titan Star Trek busts.
SDCC Previews: Hallmark's 2012 Star Trek Ornaments + DST Reveals First TNG Retro Mego Figures July 20, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,Star Trek (2009 film),TNG,TOS,Toys , comments closedTonight is preview night for San Diego Comic Con and two licensees are revealing some cool new Star Trek items. Hallmark is unveiling three 2012 Star Trek ornaments: The Enterprise D, a two Spocks scene from the 2009 Star Trek movie, and a classic Dr. McCoy. And Diamond Select Toys are unveiling their first Star Trek: The Next Generation retro-cloth figures. Details and pictures below.
First Look At QMx Star Trek Movie Captain Kirk Maquette July 7, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Collectibles,Star Trek (2009 film) , comments closedQuantum Mechanix is getting ready to expand their line of replicas and collectibles from the 2009 Star Trek movie with the introduction of a line of maquette figures. Today they have provided TrekMovie with a first look at the Captain Kirk maquette, check it out below.
The Collective: New Star Trek/M&Ms Figurines & Gorn Statue Announced May 18, 2011
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,TOS , comments closedToday The Collective returns with news of two newly announced Star Trek collectibles. First is a strangely cool Star Trek and M&Ms 'mashup' figurine collection from Hamilton. Plus Hollywood Collectibles have revealed their second Star Trek statue – a Gorn. Details and pictures below.
CBS Announces New Licenses For Star Trek Games, Toys, Collectibles & Apparel Coming In 2011/12 May 4, 2011
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Apparel,Collectibles,Merchandise,Toys , comments closedCBS Consumer Products has just announced new Star Trek products coming over the next year, including Mr. Potato Head toys, Titan Busts, Bandai games, Mighty Fine apparel, Pez Candy. Details below.
USS Enterprise & Shuttle Salt and Pepper Shakers Coming Next Year November 30, 2010
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,TOS , comments closedA new Star Trek collectible has been revealed today, and it is yet another cool item for your kitchen or dinner table: an Enterprise & Shuttle Salt and Pepper Shaker. More details below.
New Star Trek Statues Coming From Hollywood Collectibles – First Look At Kirk Statue October 12, 2010
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,TOS , comments closedGood news for collectors as statues are back. CBS has granted a license to Hollywood Collectibles for new Star Trek statues. The first offering will be the original Kirk, with more on the way. TrekMovie has exclusive details below.
First Look At Star Trek Urns September 14, 2010
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise,Trek Franchise , comments closedWhen you are ready to shuffle off to the truly final final frontier, you will be able to do it with Star Trek. After being announced three years ago, Eternal Image is finally ready show off (and start taking orders) for the first ever Star Trek funeral product – specifically Star Trek urns. Details and a first look below.
Rocket World Introduces New Star Trek 'IWG' Vinyl Figures August 5, 2010
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Collectibles,Merchandise , comments closedOne of new licensees that previewed new Star Trek collectibles at Comic Con 2010 was Rocket World, designers of unusual collectibles and art who have applied the Star Trek design to their line of "cute but deadly" IWG vinyl figures. These are now available online, check them out below.


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Regional health statistics for the EU are drawn up by Eurostat to help to
fix objectives in the field of health. They are based on standardised
definitions and methods which aim to make comparisons possible. If they are to
yield high-quality comparable information on the general health of the
population, the data will have to be comparable from one region to another and
reflect changes over time. In addition, the main non-medical factors governing
the health of the population at regional level must be taken into
Currently, Eurostat regional-level health statistics cover three major areas at
Nuts 2 level. On the one hand, there are data on mortality (Standardised
death rate per 100 000 inhabitants, 3 years average) by underlying causes,
where the illnesses or diseases in question are defined according to an
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Eurostat also collects health-sector data on infrastructure (e.g.
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database. The data/indicators of other regional database projects, e.g. ISARE,
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The Canton Audubon Society is pleased to offer scholarships to deserving college students, junior level and above, including graduate level. For specific guidelines, forms and submission criteria, please click on the related PDF links below (Guidelines, Application, and Recommendation Form) to review and/or download further information.
As of September 2012, the Canton Audubon Scholarship has been changed to the Arnold W. Fritz Scholarship. This name change is to honor the memory of Arnold Fritz, who passed away on August 14th, 2011. Arnold was not only our organization's founding president (1962-64), but also the founding president of The Wilderness Center in Wilmot. He retired as a biology teacher from Malone University in Canton (1961-1998).
Courtney Armsey has been selected as the fourth recipient of the 2013-14 Arnold W. Fritz Scholarship. Courtney is from Clinton, Ohio. She attends Malone University and majors in Zoology and Wildlife Biology.
We congratulate Courtney for the excellent work she has so far accomplished and wish her the best of luck.
In 2010, the CAS Board Members decided to offer a college scholarship to a qualified applicant as part of our programming and community outreach. The Scholarship Committee is made up of: Laura Dornan (Committee Chair), Joyce Kuceyeski, Kate Webb, Lee Dolan and Linda Nida
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Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County is one of the shining stars of our community.
Having good, clean, affordable housing is a major need that is impossible for some people to fill. Sufficient financial resources simply aren't there.
People have to endure inadequate, unsafe and very difficult living arrangements. Enter Habitat for Humanity. Now the family can purchase a place of their own where they can raise their family in a home that truly meets their needs.
World Habitat Day was Oct. 1, and this was a good occasion to celebrate what Habitat for Humanity has been able to do. Since it was founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller, it has become a worldwide movement whose vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live.
Over 500,000 homes have been built around the world and over 2.5 million people have been provided good housing.
It is estimated that 1.6 billion people live in substandard housing and 100 million are homeless.
It's estimated that in the United States 95 million people have housing problems (e.g., overcrowding, poor quality shelter, homelessness, payments consuming too large a percentage of their income).
Having a good, clean, safe place to live does more than simply put a roof over people's heads.
It provides stability for families and children, a sense of pride, dignity and well-being, and gives improved health, physical safety and security.
For example, children under five in Malawi living in Habitat for Humanity houses have 44 percent less malaria and respiratory or gastrointestinal diseases compared to children living in traditional houses.
It has been gratifying and inspiring to see our community's support for our Clinton County Habitat. The seventh home built by Habitat for Humanity will be completed later this year. Many volunteer workers, trades people, businesses and donors have combined their efforts to make this a reality.
I encourage you to ride by the new home at 111 29th Ave. North and view the sign listing many of the businesses and groups of people involved.
Habitat for Humanity is a Christian organization, and it is great to see so many people reaching out to those in need like Jesus said we are to do. This is a beautiful way to "give legs" to our faith. It is something not merely talked about; it is lived out.
I truly appreciate the way Habitat for Humanity operates. The goal is to provide simple, good housing. It is not elaborate or fancy. Under Habitat's guidelines, a three-bedroom house is to have no more than 1,050 square feet of living space. This is not a handout — a free home given to one fortunate family.
There is an application process in which the level of need is assessed, the family's willingness to partner with Habitat is ensured and the ability to repay the loan is determined. The recipient is required to put in many hours of "sweat equity." Mortgage payments received can in turn be used to help build future homes.
I urge you to check out the new house being built next to the St. Iraneaus Cultural Center on 29th Ave. North.
I also urge you to support Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County by helping build (most Wednesdays at 1 p.m. and Saturdays at 8 a.m.), volunteering in other ways (providing lunches, serving on a committee), making a financial donation or in other ways.
Learn more by going to www.clintoncountyiowahabitat.com or by calling 242-4494.
Bob Hoffman is the pastor of Community Reformed Church and a Clinton County Habitat for Humanity board member.
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For true-life stories and discussion of the trials and tribulations of being the parent of older children - and becoming older ourselves - visit the Mid Century Modern Moms. Today's the official "grand opening" of their group blog.
I'm looking forward to seeing what they have to say, and participating in the conversation. As I approach my own mid-century mark (slowly - still just a bit closer to 40 than 50 at this point!), I have almost 24 years of mothering experience so far, and am no doing graduate work in step-parenting, so I expect that I'll find a comfortable spot over there. If you are - or soon will be - a "mid-century modern mom" yourself, join me at their place, won't you?
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The MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics will focus its 24th Annual Dorothy J. MacLean Fellows Conference on ethical issues in organ transplantation and other broader ethical topics, including global health, pediatric immunization and end-of-life care.
The centerpiece of the two-day conference -- Nov. 9-10 at the University of Chicago Law School, 1111East 60th St. -- will be the presentation on Saturday, Nov. 10, of the second annual MacLean Center Prize in Clinical Ethics.
This year's recipient of the $50,000 prize, the largest in the field of clinical medical ethics, will be Peter Singer, MD, MPH, senior scientist and professor of medicine at the Sandra Rotman Centre for Global Health at the University of Toronto.
Singer is being honored not only for his work in expanding the study and practice of clinical ethics, but also for his tireless efforts on global health initiatives. Singer serves as a director and CEO of Grand Challenges Canada, an organization that received $225 million from the Canadian government to invest in improving health in developing countries.
University of Chicago President Robert Zimmer, PhD, will present the award at Singer's keynote lecture on Saturday morning, November 10.
"We are proud to present The MacLean Center Prize to our former fellow at the University of Chicago for his pioneering work in clinical ethics and for his extraordinary achievements in developing innovative solutions to some of the world's most pressing global health problems," said Zimmer.
Mark Siegler, MD, director of the MacLean Center, brought Singer to the University of Chicago as an ethics fellow in 1987. After completing the fellowship, Singer went on to build the University of Toronto's Joint Center for Bioethics into one of the world's largest bioethics programs. "I travelled to Toronto to recruit Peter Singer for our fellowship because I thought he had enormous potential. By the time he returned to Toronto three years later, he had 25 published papers and his career was launched," said Siegler, who is also the Lindy Bergman Distinguished Service Professor of Medicine and Surgery and executive director of the Bucksbaum Institute for Clinical Excellence.
In addition to receiving the award, Singer will moderate one of the Saturday sessions entitled Tackling Global Challenges, a topic that has won Singer much praise and respect. In 2011, Singer co-authored a book entitled "The Grandest Challenge: Taking Life-Saving Science from Lab to Village."
Friday's session, presented by five leading scholars, will focus on transplantation and ethics. Speakers include: •Arthur Caplan, New York University: What Strategies Should We Pursue to Get More Solid Organs for Transplant? •James Bernat, Dartmouth Medical School: Death Determination in Organ Donors •Robert Truog, Harvard Medical School: Another Inconvenient Truth: Are Organ Donors Really Dead? •Warren Breidenbach, University of Arizona: Ethics in Composite Tissue Allotransplantation •Maria Siemionow, Cleveland Clinic: Ethical Issues in Face Transplantation Saturday's agenda features a variety of panel discussions with more than 20 presenters, all of whom have been involved with the MacLean Center.
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Situated in a shopping district, this hotel is close to The Water Tower, San Felix Church and Belltower, and Duran House. Also nearby are Principal Theater and Lluch Office.
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In addition to a restaurant, Catalonia Gran Hotel Verdi features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature climate control, safes, and minibars.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a meeting/conference room and banquet facilities. This Sabadell hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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