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Department of Technology and Construction Management
Missouri State University
901 South National Avenue
Springfield, Missouri 65897
Office: 417-836-5121
Fax: 417-836-8556
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Organizations looking to compete in the global marketplace are increasingly turning to technology to improve productivity and deliver goods and services more efficiently. As a result, professionals who can manage both the development and the deployment of technological innovation are in high demand. The Missouri State technology management degree provides students with the foundation needed to manage complex, technically oriented organizations by focusing on both business and applied science skills. With the some of the highest starting salaries on campus, technology management graduates continue to demonstrate that investments in management and technical skills are valuable assets.
Students in this program first take 25 credit hours of core technology management coursework consisting of technology management, supervision, quality, project management, and cost analysis coursework. Students then select one of two options. Option A is for those students who do not have prior transfer coursework. These student take a wide variety of specific technical and management coursework. Option B is reccomended for student who have a large number of transfer courses. Regardless of the option all technology management majors also complete a minor. The wide variety of minors allows students to complete the technology management core courses and focus their studies on a specific area. Job titles vary widely depending on the chosen minor. This program of study is ideal whether you desire a management oriented career or something more technical.
Option A
Students will find this option exposes them to core technology management courses, several business foundation courses, and a strong technical foundation. Required coursework includes:
TCM 503 Project Risk Analysis
ACC 201 Intro to Financial Accounting
LAW 231 Legal Environment of Business
TCM 110 Industrial Design w/Computer Apps
TCM 303 Facilities Operation & Maintenance
TCM 331 Emerging Tech in Mtls & Process
TCM 347 Industrial Electronics
TCM 355 Production Planning and Control
TCM 365 Computer Integrated Manufacturing
TCM 499 Senior Project
TCM 511 Product Design & Development
TCM Elective (approved)
TCM Elective (approved)
Option B
Transfer students will find Option B transfers up to 35 hours of transfer coursework beyond general education classes. Students are able to build upon their transfer coursework with the 25 hours of core technology management coursework.
Required Minor
The technology management major is a non-comprehensive major meaning it requires a minor. The minor allows you to bring focus to the broad technology management program. Minor's can be customized to a students needs or selected from over 100 available minors such as: Accounting, Computer Information Systems, e-Business, Health Care Management, Logistics, Management, Real Estate, Selling, Web Application Development, etc. A student could also select the department's Industrial Management minor and select from concentrations in Construction Technology, Facility Management, Production Technology, or Project Management.
The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program is for students who have received an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree from an accredited institution. The BAS curriculum is designed to facilitate a seamless articulation with technology related associate degree programs. All courses taken for an AAS degree are accepted into the major. After completing 12 upper-division hours in the Technology and Construction Management Department and meeting all other regular Missouri State University graduation requirements; including 40 total hours of upper-division credit and the University's general education requirements, the student is awarded the BAS degree. Courses may also be transferred to meet general education requirements, and no minor is required. Students who have obtained associate degrees in appropriate high quality programs are admitted as juniors, and can complete the baccalaureate degree in two years. Courses for this program can be completed online or on campus. The BAS degree is appropriate for the student who wants more flexibility in course selection than the BS degree will allow.
An technology management degree transitions into several graduate degree programs very nicely. Students may wish to consider a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) or the Construction and Technologyl Management Department's Masters in Project Management (MPM). Exceptional undergraduate students may want to consider the Accelerated Project Management option which allows students to complete 12 hours of masters level coursework as an undergraduate. The MPM is designed to accommodate working students with all of the coursework available in an online format. Project Management (PM) leadership is a highly desirable and sought-after skill as intense global competition demands that new projects and business development be completed on time and within budget.
The Department of Technology and Construction Management offers over 50 different courses. The following is a representative list of some of these courses: Industrial Supervision, Construction Administration, Plant Layout, Quality Management, Engineering Graphics, Estimating/Scheduling, Production Planning, Safety Management, Power Systems, Mechanical/Electrical Systems, Project Management, Construction Equipment, Accounting and Control, Materials and Methods. Please refer to the Missouri State Catalog for a complete listing of course descriptions.
The faculty members in the Department of Technology and Construction Management are characterized by extensive academic and experience. The majority of the faculty have earned doctorates in disciplines including technology, engineering and management. They share a strong commitment to ensure that current and relevant programs are offered in response to the ever-changing needs of industry. Faculty members are dedicated to quality teaching and actively participate in research, service and professional organizations on regional, national and international levels.
Programs emphasize extensive problem-solving experiences in a wide variety of settings and are designed to involve the student as much as possible. The coursework is a blend of lecture and laboratory experiences, which utilize over 15,000 square feet of modern laboratory facilities in Kemper Hall. The classrooms and laboratories are equipped with state-of-the art equipment representative of that utilized in modern industry.
Students have many opportunities to experience the actual work environment through internships and field trips. Involvement in professional organizations, such as our national champion robotics team, allows students to develop leadership potential while working and socializing with peers, prospective employers and faculty.


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Remember Denise Milani? She's the queen of internet bikini babes — or she was, until she sort of disappeared. She ran into some serious snags with her website, legal stuff, we won't go into it, but basically when you're everyone's favorite internet pinup and your internet home falls off a cliff… well, it's a problem.
But that is the old news. The new news is that a couple weeks ago the new DeniseMilani.com site launched. Hooray! The Czech-born beauty who rose to fame as a SportsByBrooks girl and is believed to measure something like 40F-20-34 (that's FreeOnes.com's best guess) is back and looking as good as ever.
The time off hasn't been easy — she missed you just as you missed her. She needs your love, your friendship (friend her on MySpace and Facebook) and your devotion (follow her on Twitter at @dmilaniofficial and @deniselifestyle.
I think my best physical feature is: My eyes and my waist.
Men say my best physical feature is: My smile, eyes, my voluptuous curves.
My best trait is: Being openminded, and always learning and growing.
My worst habit is: Chewing gum.
I wish more men would: Just be themselves. I like simple men.
The key to my heart is: kindness and respect
Compliment me on: My heathy and positive realistic outlook on life.
Pet name for my boobs: I call them my "boobishkies" — it's Czech.
What I love about my boobs: It's just fun to have them. I love it!
When it comes to my body, please do: Kiss me on my neck. It's always been my weakness.
When it comes to my body, please do not: Grab! I don't like to be grabbed.
Most important rule or rules of bedroom etiquette: Making love is an art. Enjoy the moment. It should be natural, hot and beautiful.
The sexiest outfit I will wear in public: I feel the sexiest in tight jeans, a tiny tank top and high heels. Rrowrr!
The sexiest thing I will wear in the bedroom: A silky robe and red heels.
A superficial thing I am attracted to: I love fast exotic cars, technology and electronics.
My favorite physical feature on a man: A strong chest and shoulders.
My favorite traits in a man: A healthy outlook on life, a positive attitude, and kindness. I like a man to be goal-oriented and excited about life.
A man will impress me if: He trie to understand where I'm coming from. He must adore his family and friends and treat people nicely and with respect.
A man will turn me on if: He knows what I need and want without me even saying it. That deep connection is so sexy!
A man will disappoint me if: He is not honest and lacks respect; if he's lazy and not motivated
The simplest thing you can do to make me happy is: Make a reservation at my favorite Japanese restaurant or prepare a nice bubble bath with candles and sensual music. A chocolate martini would be lovely
I will not even give you a second look if: You dont respect me, or look at me as an object instead of a person
Something stupid men do or say when they first meet me: I was at the local bar recently and a guy approached me and froze. Finally he said "you re hot" and he turned and walk away.
Don't you dare: Try to manipulate me or be the jealous type.
The best date I ever had was: It was just a nice dinner and walk. I am a simple girl, for me, the person makes it special.
I am the ideal woman because: I am very easygoing. I dont mind letting the guy watch his favorite sports while I enjoy my free time.
I am not the ideal woman because: I enjoy cooking healthy dishes only.
I need a man who will: Understand me like no one else does, protect me, and always respect me.
In my opinion, astrology is: A good tool but not the answer.
If you come to my house, don't criticize: My walk-in closets. Yes, I have two of them — I'm typical girl!
The last movie that made me laugh: The Ugly Truth, It's Complicated
The last movie that made me cry: Titanic, Gladiator
My philosphy of love: You need chemistry, trust, similar goals, respect, understanding, and communication. Love should give you a peaceful and beautiful feeling from the heart that can't be described.
My philosophy of sex: When there is true love, passion and connection, sex is heaven.
My philosophy of life: It's beautiful, and everyone should be driven to make their life outstanding. Love your life! This is one of my favorite quotes: "Life is a gift. Never forget to enjoy and bask in every moment you in."
I should be on the cover of Playboy because: Hey, who says I want to on the cover of Playboy?

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Changer la face de la santé masculine ______________________________________________
Suivez les Mo's de vos joueurs préférés:
George Parros - mobro/MoHabsMo15 // Josh Gorges - mobro/MoHabsMo26 // Brandon Prust - mobro/MoHabsMo8 // Travis Moen - mobro/MoHabsMo32 // PK Subban - mobro/MoHabsMo76 // Brian Gionta - mobro/MoHabsMo21 // Brendan Gallagher - mobro/MoHabsMo11 // Alex Galchenyuk - mobro/MoHabsMo27
Bigger, better, Stashes!!!
Ouf! à partir de maintenant on va savoir qui porte la moustache par plaisir...
Thanks guys...keep up the good work!
Great play in the month of Movember helped me reach my goal of $1000+ in donations!! Proud to be a member of Les Canadiens de Montreal Movember team!!!
36 goal scored in Movember - 36 dollars to help fight cancer. Great job boys!! Mo Habs Forever!!
Seven great wins in the month of #Movember! Congrats team for helping raise some big funds and bigger awareness! Mo Habs Mo!
Dear Montreal's players, lets give an extra personal money gifts that would go beyond your sweater decimal...you can do a difference I am sure you can afford it....well the last day challenge is on. Way to go Mo Habs Mo go!
C'est beau les boys, merci de supporter la cause !!!
Mo Habs Mo!!
Way to go Mo Team! Make sure you are keeping you Mos nourished while eating for two! #FeedYourMo
Bravo pour cette belle initiative!!! De la part de www.simpleboutique.ca !!!
Go les gars (J'assume qu'il n'y a pas de femmes dans l'équipe!!)
Thanks to the entire Montreal Canadiens organization and to its fans for their amazing support of Movember. Together, one moustache at a time, we are creating amazing conversations and raising much needed funds to support men facing the challenges of prostate cancer, mental health and testicular cancer in Quebec and across Canada. Your efforts have been second to none and we look forward to celebrating with your entire community at the end of the month! Mo On and be well!


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Updated Jul 8, 2013 - 8:26 am
Movies in a Minute: 20 Feet from Stardom
Originally published: Jul 3, 2013 - 11:01 am
This documentary (yes it's a documentary) is something I think a lot of people will be interested in.
"20 Feet from Stardom" is a documentary that follows the back-up singers of some of the most famous musicians in the world. Some people may think that being a back-up singer is simply a step to becoming a lead singer, but as Bruce Springsteen said, there is a world of difference between the 20 feet that separates the drum set and the lead microphone.
Some great artists make appearances in this movie, including Springsteen, Sting, Bette Midler and more.
I really enjoyed "20 Feet from Stardom." If you're a music buff, you'll be tapping and singing along with the movie. It's a limited engagement, but if you can find it, it's worth seeing.
Bruce St. James, Host, Bruce St. James Show


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Canals used to be a sleepy topic. Suddenly, times have changed.
Peter Tirschwell, JOC Group executive vice president and chief content officer, is a prominent thought-leader in maritime transportation with more than 20 years as journalist and business leader at The Journal of Commerce.
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The rejection of the P3 shows how dominant the world's largest carriers were set to become if their proposed mega-alliance took effect.
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09-02-2012 3:05
Hello guys,
I've been using an E72 for quite a while, and now the camera cover piece ( this piece ) has a smal gap on the lens side... I've been trying to press it back, but I can't.
What I want to know is if there is any safe way to take this piece out so I can try to fix it. I've forced the piece out and it seems to be glued so I stopped before I got it damaged...
Please let me know if you have any experience on this and if there is a safe method to remove this in order to put it back right.
By the way, my phone is now without warranty.
Kind regards,
10-02-2012 17:41
Hi zide,
Welcome to the Nokia forum.
I would recommend visiting a care centre. Depending on the damage it might not be as expensive to fix. Trying to fix it yourself can result in damaging the lense, ruining the camera even more which will be way more expensive to fix.
You can find your nearest care centre by visiting your local Nokia web page and clicking on the Support tab.
Hope this helps.
10-02-2012 21:08
Thank you for your reply!
Actually, my phone was still under warranty! I thought it had a 12 month warranty because it was bought in the UK and I'm in Portugal but the 24 month one applies in all E.U. countries! Nice surprise!
I've just left it at a care center this afternoon.


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TUESDAY, Aug. 27 (HealthDay News) -- The Mexican farm linked -- in part -- to a stomach bug outbreak that has sickened more than 600 people in 22 U.S. states can resume operations, even though the source of the infections remains undiscovered, U.S. health officials said Tuesday.
Taylor Farms de Mexico can resume operations after investigators found conditions there "in accordance with known food safety protocols," the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said. The operation voluntarily shut down earlier this month after its salad mix served at Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants was linked to 242 cyclospora infections in Iowa and Nebraska, the Associated Press reported.
The number of infections now stands at 610 illnesses in 22 states. At least 43 people, or 7 percent, have been hospitalized with severe cases of infection. No deaths have been reported, according to statistics released Tuesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The outbreak is unusual because U.S. investigators haven't been able to trace all 610 illnesses back to one source, and the farm in Mexico showed no signs of contamination, the AP said.
The source of the outbreak in at least two states -- Iowa and Nebraska -- was traced earlier this month to Taylor Farms de Mexico, the Mexican branch of Taylor Farms of Salinas, Calif.
"To date, only the salad mix has been implicated in the outbreak of cyclosporiasis in Iowa and Nebraska," the FDA said earlier this month.
Cases of cyclosporiasis are caused by a single-celled parasite and can't be spread from person to person. The parasite has to be ingested through contaminated water or foods such as fruit and vegetables, according to the CDC.
While cyclospora can make people very ill, it is not usually life-threatening, one health expert said.
"On the infectious disease scale, this ranks well below the more notorious and dangerous ailments like E. coli and salmonella," said Dr. Lewis Marshall Jr., chairman of the outpatient services at Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in New York City.
"It is unlikely to be fatal, but certainly can make one's life miserable," he added. "Symptoms include crampy abdominal pain, watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, bloating, nausea, fatigue, fever, headache and body aches."
He added: "The safest way to protect oneself and one's family is to always rinse fresh produce under water, and even put vegetables in a cold water bath ahead of time to properly clean them."
That wash-your-produce rule includes prepackaged salads too, another doctor said.
"Wash all your fruits and salads before ingesting," said Dr. Salvatore Pardo, vice chairman of the emergency department at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, N.Y. "My hunch is the public does not do this to 'prepackaged' salad, which is normally purchased for convenience and dumped into the bowl since it tends to be free from particles -- dirt, sand, critters -- one would normally find in locally picked ingredients."
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SOURCES: Aug. 27, 2013, news release, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Lewis Marshall Jr., M.D., chairman, department of outpatient services, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, New York City; Salvatore Pardo, M.D., vice chairman, emergency department, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, N.Y.; Associated Press


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The man killed in an avalanche near Big Sky on Wednesday has now been identified.
Burton Kenneth Gibson, 46, was snowmobiling with two men, when two of them were buried in the avalanche sometime between 2:30 and 3:00 p.m.
Gibson was buried and killed in the slide, but the other man was able to dig himself out. The survivors made their way out to Portal Creek trail head in Big Sky and notified authorities.
On Thursday morning, Gallatin County Search and Rescue had 18 members including members of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche center going to recover Gibson and conduct an investigation. Members will access the area by helicopter with back up snowmobile teams in place. Crews did not attempt to access the area on Wednesday night because of severe avalanche conditions.
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The Olympian ran a story today on Ron Holmes, former Husky D lineman, that also spent a few years in the league is giving back to the community. He's serving as an assistant coach at a small christian school in Lacey, WA, his home town. They prtactice at a middle school in Lacey and play their games at Rainier or Tenino high schools
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When you are nearing a competition what kind of scale do you trust to give an accurate measurement when you are worried about making weight? I have both an analog and a digital scale which both give considerably different readings. I'll go to the doctor tomorrow morning to get an accurate reading but I am curious to know what you guys use.
22 y/o, 6'1, ~205 lbs
My scale is digital and is 4.5 lbs lighter than the scale I weigh in on (I know this from experience). Kind of a hit or miss sometimes.
My Log: http://www.wannabebig.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=132038
"Train to be a mother****er" -Jim Wendler
May sound like overkill, but a buddy of mine went out and bought the same digital scale they use for weigh ins.
Without progression, I am nothing.
I weighed myself when I woke up this morning and then went straight to the doctor's office and weighed myself there with the same amount of clothes on. It turns out my digital scale got almost the exact same result. My analog scale puts me about 5 pounds too light.
22 y/o, 6'1, ~205 lbs
If I am cutting weight I will often try to get ahold of the meet scale beforehand to calibrate it with my scale. I just have a cheap analog scale but even so the biggest difference I have had is 2lbs from the meet scale (and my scale read heavy).
960/530/749 @ 242
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Special teams, defense key in Celtics' win
Sat. October 06, 2012 at 12:55 a.m. | By Andy Marks
Celtics Dominique Brown (4) and Robin Outar (25) tackle Garret Jones (33) during Trinity Catholic's 17-7 win over Pace on Friday night. (Photo by Doug Engle/Staff photographer)
It was special teams that nearly killed Trinity Catholic during its homecoming football game against Monsignor Pace on Friday night.
Then it was special teams that brought the Celtics back to life.
Two botched Trinity punt attempts led to two quick Pace touchdowns that turned a 17-point Trinity lead into a three-point nail-biter early in the fourth quarter. But that's precisely when the Celtics' Jamonte Jones answered with a 90-yard kickoff return touchdown that re-opened a double-digit lead.
Moments later, Jones picked off a Kelly Benson pass, and the Celtics were off to the races late in a 38-14 victory.
"Everything got crazy there for a minute," said Jones, a 5-9, 185-pound senior cornerback. "Then they kicked the ball to me and I just saw a chance to take it to the end zone. I did that and it changed the game around."
Jones' interception was one of four turnovers forced by the Trinity defense under extremely sloppy conditions that led to a combined 16 fumbles. Two of those turnovers directly resulted in Celtic points, as senior Gage Smith and junior Mark Franklin each returned a fumble recovery 10 yards into the end zone.
In all, Trinity had two defensive TDs, two offensive TDs, and Jones' dynamic return TD on special teams.
"We spread the wealth around here at Trinity," Celtics head coach John Brantley quipped.
The Celtics won for the second week in a row, upped their record to 4-2, and appear to have righted the ship after back-to-back blowout losses to
"Our defense played well, created some turnovers and scored," Brantley said. "Special teams was really tough in these conditions, but our kids played hard. A lot of things go on with homecoming, a lot of activities. To get them focused on Friday to play a game like this, the kids and the coaches did a great job."
Pace (2-3) was held scoreless in the first half, but the visitors from Miami nearly erased a 17-0 deficit starting with a blocked punt late in the third quarter that led to a 14-yard scoring strike from Benson to Guy Lemonier.
Less than three minutes later, Lemonier scored his second TD by pouncing on a fumbled punt attempt in the Celtics' end zone.
That's when things got a little tense for a sizeable Celtics home crowd that braved wet conditions and ominous skies. Jones quickly eased their worries moments later with his kickoff return TD.
"We needed that," Brantley said. "Jamonte came up big there at the end. He had fallen down on a couple of plays and he was disappointed with his play in the first half. But he showed that he's a real class act, a senior, and he came up with two huge plays for us in the second half."
Celtics senior Demonta Blunt, who was named homecoming king at halftime, added a 19-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Tight end Joe Sandstrom accounted for the Celtics' first score of the game when he lined up at quarterback in a Wildcat formation and rumbled across the goal line from three yards out.
Trinity was outgained 190-145 overall, but managed to recover all but one of its seven total fumbles — while Pace lost three of its nine.
"They like to throw the ball 40, 50 times a game, so when they got into these conditions, I know it didn't play into their hands," Brantley said. "But that's why you play the game. We changed some things too, and fortunately we came out on top."


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Tell me this is not a miracle, and I'll respond that your vision is truncated. From the filmmaker: The mathematical complexity of how these things are done [the rapid development of the child in the womb] are beyond human comprehension, and even though I am a mathematician I look at this with a marvel; how did these instruction sets not make mistakes as they build what is us? It's a mystery, it's magic, it's divinity. … [Read more...]
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- HT: OrthodoxNet.com Blog The insatiable appetite of the Culture of Death The debate over abortion comes down to one essential issue — the moral status of the unborn child. Those making the case for the legalization of abortion argue that the developing fetus lacks a moral status that would trump a woman's desire to abort the child. Those arguing against abortion do so by making the opposite claim; that the unborn child, precisely because it is a developing human being, possesses a moral status by the very fact of its human existence that would clearly trump any rationale offered for its willful destruction. This central issue is often obscured in both public argument and private conversations about abortion, but it remains the essential question. We have laws against homicide, and if the unborn child is recognized legally and morally as a human being, abortion would be rightly seen as murder. In the main, abortion rights advocates have drawn the moral line at the moment … [Read more...]
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With stern words Roman Catholic Bishop Daniel Jenky of Peoria, Illinois warned Catholic politcians last Friday that any collaboration with "assaults against the faith" would one day face the judgment of God. Orthodox bishops should take notice. The report states: When asked specifically about recent actions of Democratic Health and Human Services Secretary Sebelius Kathleen Sebelius and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Bishop Jenky replied "I am utterly scandalized." "The Lord once said 'if you deny me at the end, I will deny you,' this from our most merciful, good Savior. And so if it is a choice between Jesus Christ and political power or getting favorable editorials in leftist papers, well, that's simply not a choice." Some leaders in the Catholic Church compromised with secular politicians for many decades, just as Orthodox leaders have done. The difference is that the Catholic Church remained clear about the moral precepts protecting innocent life while in some … [Read more...]
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Source: Vatican Radio Full text of the US Catholic Bishops' statement in response to President Obama's proposed changes to the HHS mandate: The Catholic bishops have long supported access to life-affirming healthcare for all, and the conscience rights of everyone involved in the complex process of providing that healthcare. That is why we raised two serious objections to the "preventive services" regulation issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in August 2011. First, we objected to the rule forcing private health plans — nationwide, by the stroke of a bureaucrat's pen—to cover sterilization and contraception, including drugs that may cause abortion. All the other mandated "preventive services" prevent disease, and pregnancy is not a disease. Moreover, forcing plans to cover abortifacients violates existing federal conscience laws. Therefore, we called for the rescission of the mandate altogether. Second, we explained that the mandate … [Read more...]
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65 Orthodox Church Bishops Call on Obama to 'Rescind' the 'Unjust' Contraception Mandate
Source: LifeSite News NEW YORK, NY, February 6, 2012, (LifeSiteNews.com) – The 65 canonical bishops of the Orthodox Church have asked President Barack Obama and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to repeal the mandate that religious institutions provide birth control, sterilization, and Plan B abortion drugs in their health care coverage. The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of North and Central America – which represents 12 Orthodox jurisdictions and three million Orthodox Christians in the United States – issued a press release last Thursday calling the HHS ruling a violation of religious conscience. "The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the free exercise of religion," the statement says. "This freedom is transgressed when a religious institution is required to pay for 'contraceptive services' including abortion-inducing drugs and sterilization services that directly violate their … [Read more...]
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AOI Observer reader Andrew Estocin asked for a separate posting on the recent interview of Gov. Michael Dukakis on Orthodox Christian Network. I am glad to oblige because, like Andrew, I too have been critical about the lauding of Greek Orthodox politicians by the Greek Orthodox Church without any mention of their often radical positions against the sanctity of life. Dukakis is a Baby Boomer has the Kennedy-esque view that the first function of government is to foster cultural change. He says as much when he decries the racism and anti-semitism of past eras and implicitly credits government with changing it. Unfortunately the interview never gets past the surface of these beliefs and assertions. It would have been interesting for example, to ask the Governor if he had changed his mind on any issue, what he learned about governing that he thought was true but wasn't, and so forth. Listen here: … [Read more...]
Bishop Demetrios (GOA) Speaks on Sanctity of Life Sunday in Chicago
Below is the address given by Bishop Demetrios of Mokissos at the Pan-Orthodox Sanctity of Life Vespers held in Chicago on January 22, 2012. To his credit, Bp. Demetrios has been unequivocal in his support of the sanctity of unborn life, including participation in the March for Life in Washington, DC four or five years ago. Bp. Demetrios is also opposed to the death penalty and spoke about that as well. Thankfully he avoids the politically correct shibboleths. He came to his position when counseling a death-row inmate who was subsequently executed. His argument that the application of the penalty can be arbitrary is compelling (I have deep misgivings about capital punishment for the same reason), but the morality of capital punishment remains an issue about which reasonable people can reasonably disagree. I'll leave the rest for the discussion. Source: Greek Orthodox Metropolis | His Grace Bishop Demetrios of Mokissos His Eminence Bishop Demetrios of Mokissos was … [Read more...]
Met. Jonah Leads Prayer at March for Life
Source: Koinonia As reported earlier on oca.org, His Beatitude, Metropolitan Jonah offered the opening prayer during the program that preceded the March for Life here on Monday, January 23, 2012. "Roman Catholic Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, who is in charge of pro-life activities, invited the Orthodox bishops to stand together with the Roman Bishops, as we are of one mind in regards to Life, and for us to begin to alternate giving the opening prayer for the March," Metropolitan Jonah said, reflecting on the March. "This year, they gave the honor to me to bless the opening of the March for Life on their behalf, as well as on behalf of the Orthodox. With me at that podium, at my request, was Cardinal-elect Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York. "This is a significant ecumenical event, a strong gesture of unity, and a great symbol of the respect of the Roman Catholic Church for the Orthodox Church in America," Metropolitan Jonah continued. "We are of one mind in opposition to abortion … [Read more...]
The Pro-Life Cause, Orthodoxy, and Hope
Source: Frederica | Frederica Mathewes-Green - A talk for an Orthodox Christian Pro-Life Event; January 22, 2012. Today is the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion—through all 50 states, for any reason whatsoever. When I was a college student, back in the 70's, I was in favor of legalizing abortion. I wasn't a Christian then, but I was a feminist, the first feminist in my dorm, and I was loudly in favor of social revolution and women's rights. I took it for granted that abortion was necessary, if women were ever going to be equal to men. Of course, I didn't think the number of abortions would ever be very high. Most of us, at that time, assumed that women wouldn't want to have abortions, and would do so only in the most extreme situations. Things didn't turn out that way. As of last June, the number of abortions since Roe v. Wade was 53,600,000. (NRLC estimate of … [Read more...]
Alexander Tsiaras: Conception to Birth — Visualized [VIDEO]
Image-maker Alexander Tsiaras shares a powerful medical visualization, showing human development from conception to birth and beyond. (Some graphic images.) TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes. Alexander Tsiaras is president and CEO of Anatomical Travelogue, Inc. and has more than 20 years of experience in the worlds of medicine, research and art. Much of the work for his book, "From Conception to Birth: a Life Unfolds," was done in conjunction with the National Institutes of Health, the National Museum of Health and Medicine of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, and the New York University School of Medicine. Tsiaras is a regular keynote speaker at medical conventions worldwide, including the Visible Human Conference sponsored by the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, and by Medicine Meets … [Read more...]
This Isn't Meddling — It's Murder
Source: AlbertMohler.com | By Albert Mohler In the name of personal preference and for social reasons, some women now demand that their multiple babies be aborted so that they will have only the one baby they want. Euphemisms are the refuge of moral cowardice, and no euphemism is so cowardly or so deadly as "reduction" — a word that sounds like math, but really means murder. The August 14, 2011 edition of The New York Times Magazine makes this fact clear in its cover story, "The Two-Minus-One Pregnancy." Reporter Ruth Padawer first takes her readers into the examination room of an obstetrician who is about to abort one of two fetuses within the womb of a woman identified as "Jenny." Padawer writes: As Jenny lay on the obstetrician's examination table, she was grateful that the ultrasound tech had turned off the overhead screen. She didn't want to see the two shadows floating inside her. Since making her decision, she had tried hard not to think about them, though she … [Read more...]


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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) –A Valdosta man is in jail Tuesday night charged with killing his elderly father.
A body found last week in Lowndes County has been identified as a 93-year old man reported missing a few weeks ago. He lived with his son.
Investigators say evidence in their home shows the son killed his father.
60-year old Izeal Donaldson was arrested at 10 Tuesday morning for the murder of his 93-year-old father J.B. Donaldson. The two lived in the same home off East Brookwood Drive.
"The detectives secured a murder warrant, a warrant for malice murder for Izeal Donaldson," said Valdosta Police Captain Bobbi McGraw. "They went to his residence where they picked him up without any problems and brought him here to the Valdosta Police Department for questioning."
Police say they're waiting on the final autopsy report and additional information from the suspect to determine how Donaldson was killed.
"The possibility exists that he did incur some type of trauma or some type of wounds at this home," said Capt. McGraw. "Whether his death occurred at the home, I'm not able to determine that."
Police say the coroner received the preliminary autopsy report yesterday from the GBI. The report revealed that the body found along the wood line of Clyattville-Nankin Road was that of J.B. Donaldson.
Donaldson's body was spotted by a motorist traveling towards Brooks County on December 21. Donaldson was reported missing by his nephew on December 10. J.C. Johnson is a neighbor and relative of the Donaldson's.
"I can't see him taking a body away from the home on a bicycle because he doesn't drive," said Johnson.
Police won't say yet whether Izeal had medical problems but they say J.B. seemed to be in good health for his age. Johnson says the elder Donaldson still drove and ran his own errands.
"He gets up around about 11 or 12 o'clock and eases down the road and later in the afternoon eases back home," he said.
Investigators won't say much about what they found in the home, but they say it showed that foul play was involved.
Investigators expect to file more charges. Donaldson is still being questioned by detectives.
He's been transferred to the Lowndes County Jail prior to his arraignment.
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National Capital Area Council
|National Capital Area Council
|Boy Scouts of America
|Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, United States Virgin Islands[1]
|United States
|Hugh Redd
|Council Commissioner
|Ed Yarbrough
|Scout Executive
|Les Baron
The National Capital Area Council (NCAC) is a local council of the Boy Scouts of America and serves Scouts in the Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and the United States Virgin Islands.[1] NCAC is a local council within the Northeast Region.
The National Capital Area Council is divided into service areas and districts:
- Mountain West Service Area
- Appalachian Trail District—Mt Airy, Middletown, New Market, Urbana and Frederick City South
- Catoctin Mountain District—Emmitsburg, Frederick City (North), Libertytown, Mt. Airy, Mt. Pleasant, New Market, Thurmont, Walkersville and Woodsboro
- Goose Creek District— Loudoun County
- Powhatan District— Great Falls, Herndon, Reston, Chantilly, Oak Hill and Oakton
- Sully District— Southwest Fairfax County
- Montgomery Service Area
- Potomac District—Montgomery County
- Seneca District—Montgomery County
- White Oak District—Montgomery County
- Virginia Central Service Area
- Chain Bridge District— McLean and Arlington
- Colonial District— Alexandria and Eastern Fairfax County
- George Mason District— Fairfax City, Falls Church City, Vienna, Merrifield, Dunn Loring and Portions of Oakton
- Old Dominion District— Falls Church, Annandale, Alexandria and Springfield
- Patriot District— Annandale, Burke, and Fairfax Station
- Virginia South Service Area
- Aquia District— Stafford County
- Bull Run District— Bristow, Gainesville, Haymarket, Manassas, Manassas Park and Nokesville in Prince William County
- Mattaponi District— Bowling Green, Caroline County, Dahlgren, City of Fredericksburg, Caroline County, King Georges County, and Spotsylvania County
- Occoquan District— Dumfries, Dale City, Lake Ridge, Occoquan, Triangle, Woodbridge, and Montclair in Eastern Prince William County
- Piedmont District— Bealeton, Catlett, Delaplane, Midland, Morrisonville, Orlean, Remington, Warrenton, The Plains in Culpeper and Fauquier Counties
- United States Virgin Islands Service Area— St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas islands
- Washington, DC/Maryland South Service Area
- Prince George's District—Prince George's County — formerly Enterprise, Indian Creek, and Tayac districts
- Washington, DC District—formerly Benjamin Bannekar and Horizon districts.
- Western Shore District—Calvert and Saint Mary's Counties
- Zekiah District—Charles County
- Camp Roosevelt (Now Closed) - A camp about 8 miles south of Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. In the late 1970s the D.C. area Scout Council needed money, and sold Camp Roosevelt to real estate developers. .[2]
Goshen Scout Reservation[edit]
Camp William B. Snyder[edit]
|Camp William B. Snyder
|Haymarket, Virginia
Camp William B. Snyder is an 350-acre (1.4 km2) Cub Scout Camp in Prince William, Virginia, owned by the National Capital Area Council of Boy Scouts of America. It is one of the largest Cub Scout Camps in the United States.
In 1994 Disney Incorporated originally bought extensive land in Haymarket Virginia for its Disney's America theme park. Local resistance to the resort led to its end as a viable idea. However, Disney still owned the land. William B. Snyder, a local business man with ties to Boy Scouts convinced Disney to sell the property. Snyder, in turn, sold off most of the land to developers, except for the 350 acres (1.4 km2) that were donated to the National Capital Area Council.
Roughly 125 acres (0.51 km2) of the camp was bought by an environmental group that created a self-running reservoir to create a habitat for various local species and help rejuvenate the local waterways. After completion, the land and subsequent pond were donated back to Camp William B. Snyder provided that it be held in trust. This pond will be used for nature related activities, as well as fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and sailing.
Howard M. Wall Scout Camp[edit]
|Howard M. Wall Scout Camp
|National Capital Area Council
|Fareham, Saint Croix, USVI
|United States
The Howard M. Wall Scout Camp at Milord Point Beach on Route 62 at Great Pond Bay, in Fareham, USVI on the southeast end of Saint Croix, is meant to accommodate up to 150 campers. It has a bath house (with two separated banks of showers and two rooms of latrines) and a mess hall. The Boy Scouts use the facility during two brief periods a year.
Order of the Arrow[edit]
|Amangamek-Wipit Lodge
|Lodge Chief
|Davis Kellogg
|Lodge Adviser
|Richard Ahlberg
|Staff Adviser
|Gary Carroll
Amangamek-Wipit Lodge was granted its first Charter on March 12, 1952. The Lodge was originally chartered without a name or totem. In the fall of 1952, the Lodge co-founders, Jack A. Obermeyer (first Lodge Adviser) and Ralph Lutz, and other former OA members residing in the area, visited the various Troops in the Council to conduct elections. That fall, three separate Ordeals were held by Nentico, Blue Heron, and Nawakwa Lodges. By the time of the first Lodge Banquet on December 29, 1952, the lodge had 89 charter members (77 from the Ordeals and 12 from transfers). At the banquet, the first Lodge Chief, Robert L. Zink, was elected.
In June 1953, the Lodge conducted its first Ordeal on its own. The Lodge name and totem were also adopted at this meeting. The totem selected was an arrow and the Washington monument superimposed on a shark's tooth. The monument stood vertically in the center of the tooth and the arrow bisected the monument at an angle pointing upward to the left. The shark's tooth was chosen for the Lodge name and the principal object in the totem because of the large number of sharks' teeth that were found along the Chesapeake shores of Camp Roosevelt, which served as the early home for the Lodge. The Indian version of the Lodge name, "Amanquemack," was obtained in a telephone conversation with a Delaware Indian language expert at the Smithsonian Institution. There was no word for 'shark' in the language, only 'large fish'; the 'tooth' part was assumed. The first Lodge patch appeared in October 1953.
On March 27, 1954, Nentico Lodge provided the first Brotherhood Ceremony for the Lodge at Broad Creek Memorial Scout Reservation in Harford County Maryland. The Lodge held its first Brotherhood Ceremony on its own later that August. The Lodge's first Vigil, Ralph P. Lutz, was inducted at the 1954 Area III-C Pow Wow held at Camp Rock Enon in May.
Sometime in November or December 1955, additional research was done on the lodge name. It was discovered that the word "Amanquemack" did not exist in the Delaware language and the name had been written down incorrectly in the original telephone conversation with the Smithsonian. The correct word for 'large fish' was "Amangamek" and the word for 'tooth' was "Wipit." The new lodge "Amangamek-Wipit," name first appeared in early 1956; it was probably adopted at the December 1955 Lodge Banquet.
The lodge was a charter member of old Area III-C and hosted the Area III-C Pow Wow in 1956 at Camp Roosevelt and in 1965 at Camp Wilson. In 1973, the Lodge was included in the area realignment and became an active member of Section SE-1. The lodge hosted the 1976 SE-1 Indian Seminar at Ft. Belvoir, VA, and the 1980 SE-1 Conclave at Camp Happyland, VA.
In January 1982, Amangamek-Wipit was among the five northern lodges split off to form Section SE-9. Later in May, these five lodges were transferred to the Northeast Region to form the new Section NE-6. In June 1988 three Pennsylvania Lodges joined NE-6; in June 1994 the section was renamed NE-4C. In July 2008 the Northeast Region was realigned with 12 sections in seven areas. Amangamek-Wipit was joined with the three other lodges situated south of the Mason-Dixon Line to become NE-6A. The lodge hosted section conclaves in 1985 at Camp Happyland, VA and in 1991 at Prince William National Forest, VA, for NE-6; and in 1996 at Camp Rock Enon, VA, and in 2003 at Goshen Scout Reservation, Goshen, VA, for NE-4C. In May 2009, Amangamek-Wipit hosted the first section conclave for the new NE-6A at Camp William B. Snyder.
Since formation, Amangamek-Wipit Lodge has produced the 1999 National Vice Chief (Andrew S. Oh), the 1990 Northeast Region Chief (Matthew Hoag), the 2008 Northeast Region Chief (Patrick W. Rooney); two area chiefs and five vice chiefs; eleven section chiefs, six vice chiefs, eight secretaries, and one section adviser; two region OA Chairmen; six national OA Committeemen; one National OA Bulletin Editor; nineteen Distinguished Service Award recipients, eighty one Founder's' Awards, and 1,728 Vigil Honor recipients. The lodge has been recognized with three E. Urner Goodman National Camping Awards. In recent years, the lodge has consistently been the first or second largest lodge in the Order and has often achieved National Quality Lodge status.
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External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to National Capital Area Council.
- "National Capital Area Council".
- "Goshen Scout Reservation".
- Eby, David L. "Clan of the Mystic Oak". U.S. Scouting Service Project.
- ^ a b "Virgin Islands Council now part of National Capital Area Council". Scout Wire. 2013-03-21. Retrieved 2014-01-21.
- ^ "Shorpy Historical Photo Archive :: Group Shot: 1925". Shorpy.com. 1925-07-09. Retrieved 2014-01-21.


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Auto Burglary Suspect Targeted Vehicles in Hollywood, Wilshire Areas
If your vehicle was recently burglarized in the Hollywood or Wilshire areas and cameras, computer equipment, iPods, cell phones, stereos or jewelry was stolen, authorities in Hollywood may have your property.
Police held a press conference outside the Los Angeles Police Department's Hollywood Division Wednesday and displayed dozens of items recovered at the residence of an auto burglary suspect who was arrested on April 17. The suspect, Sean Ray, 35, was taken into custody at his apartment in the 100 block of S. Virgil Avenue and has since been booked for receiving stolen property. Police have linked Ray to nine alleged auto break-ins, but believe he is responsible for a rash of car burglaries in the Hollywood, Wilshire Divisions, as well as in North Hollywood and Burbank. Authorities are hoping victims of the burglaries will come forward and identify the property.
"You have to think, 'why would he have all this stuff?'" LAPD Cmdr. Andrew Smith said. "He could have started his own Samy's Cameras, it looks like."
Det. James Hayes, of the LAPD's Hollywood Division, said police received assistance from the public in capturing Ray. He was identified through surveillance camera footage of a vehicle burglary on April 10 in the 900 block of Seward Avenue in Hollywood. The victim, who worked at a nearby production studio, reviewed surveillance footage on his own, and distributed the footage to his friends. On April 15, one of the victim's friends saw an individual who looked like the suspect in the surveillance camera footage driving a Mercedes, and followed the driver to the corner of Las Palmas Avenue and Romaine Street. The witness saw the driver get out of his car with a crowbar in his hand and approach a parked Porsche. The suspect fled without breaking into the Porsche, apparently because he was startled, but the witness recorded the man's license plate number and reported it to police. Investigators with the Hollywood Division learned the Mercedes had been rented by Ray, and served a search warrant at his residence on April 17. They found more than $24,000 in cash, as well as dozens of cameras, laptop and tablet computers, stereos, cell phones, jewelry, watches and electronic devices. Ray, who has previously twice served prison time for theft, auto burglary and grand theft auto, remains in custody. Hayes said he did not know when Ray was last released from prison, but the burglaries date back to May, 2010.
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DURHAM — Commercial development in the Bull City got two shots in the arm this week.
Durham City Council members approved $2.6 million worth of incentives for Greenfire Development to turn the Hill (aka SunTrust) Building into a ritzy hotel and to renovate three smaller downtown buildings for stores and apartments.
The council also gave the thumbs up to Brightleaf Commons, a 431,052-square foot shopping center on U.S. 70 meant to compete with Brier Creek Commons, about three miles away in Wake County.
Both votes Monday night were unanimous.
Greenfire's incentives require the company investing at least $47 million of its own money and meeting construction deadlines. City economic development director Kevin Dick said the city should get $27 million worth of increased tax value and other benefits for its investment.
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The shopping center, planned for a 71-acre site at U.S. 70 and Sanders Avenue next to the Brightleaf at the Park subdivision, was different.
"Brightleaf Commons will bring this area ... good things it doesn't have," said attorney Lewis Cheek, representing developer Real Estate Associates of Durham.
About 20 nearby residents at the council meeting had a different opinion, expressing worries about traffic, noise, crime, property values and a lesser quality of life they fear the project will bring.
"It's a big gorilla," said homeowner James Smith. By comparison, Northgate Mall has about 900,000 square feet.
"We're doing what we can to protect the neighborhood,"Cheek said.
Councilman Eugene Brown, who sells residential real estate, said nearby shopping is attractive to homebuyers now.
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Real Estate Associates President Joe Jernigan said construction should take about 18 months, but the start date depends on securing financing and tenants.
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"This is a 'show me' night and they're showing each other." ~ Jack Edwards
There was absolutely no question about that First Star award. Shawn Thornton led this team to victory. Mark Recchi said this was a must win game for the fragile Bruins and Thornton apparently took those words to heart.
Two seconds into the game, Thornton dropped the gloves with Eric Boulton and had a long, spirited bout. We don't think it was a coincidence that Thornton fought Boulton right on the B's logo at center ice.
That was a message that, at least in this game, the Bruins would not be pushed around. The Bruins needed to be angry and Thornton knew exactly what he was doing. And on this night, his team responded.
Shawn "Wayne" Thornton might not have a letter on the front of his jersey but anyone who doesn't think he is a leader must be inbred. Or live in the south. A fight. Two goals. Almost four. He had one puck dance near the goal line and hit a post near the end of the game. We'll see if the Bruins carry this momentum into the next game but for one night Thornton's troops followed him into battle and the Bruins showed the type of team they can be if they are engaged.
After the jump, Shawn Thornton dominates you, cheap shots on both sides and a first line brawl…….
"Maybe that will shut you guys up for a little bit." – Shawn Thornton, on the media's (and fans we assume) criticism of the team
We're not the type of guys to toot our own horn, but… wait… yes we are.
If you didn't see it, a few days ago we wrote a post about how the Bruins needed a game like that Dallas Starts game in October a couple years back. The Stars screwed with the Bruins enough to push them over the edge and the out pouring of emotion from the Bruins was insane. Marc Savard was even the first to jump in that night.
That is what we got last night. Right from the drop of the puck. The B's weren't perfect, but no team is. Bergeron got a shorthanded goal. Ryder scored a power play goal. Thornton scored twice and was in everyone's face all night. Tim Thomas was…. well, Tim Thomas. If you look up hard work in the dictionary, you see pictures of Shawn Thornton and Tim Thomas.
The Bruins have had trouble keeping this kind of emotion from game to game, but we're not even going to talk about that right now. Last night's game was fun for children of all ages.
Bergeron opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal.
He schooled Pavelec so hard that he fainted.
Bruins got their all important first goal. Every time Thornton stepped on the ice you saw how engaged he was. The crowd was buzzing. Despite recent letdowns, it seemed like no one in the crowd thought the Bruins had any chance of losing this game, even though Atlanta is good.
Early in the second Boston went on the powerplay. The effort had been there on the powerplay all night. B's just aren't really that good with a man advantage yet. Then Ryder stepped it. Locked his eyes on a corner and placed a shot so Pavelec couldn't get it. 2-0 Bruins.
Less than a minute later, Shawn Thornton stepped up. Again. McQuaid fed Thornton and he sniped Pavelec. Thornton made that shit look pedestrian.
Dustin Byfuglien would score after some sloppy play in the Bruins end to bring the Thrashers within two, but no one was concerned.
The third period started and Thomas had the net locked down tighter than your date on prom night. But Thornton wanted to put the nail in the coffin. And he did. After barely missing out on a second goal earlier in the game, Thornton made sure this one got buried. 4-1 B's.
Towards the end of the period, things got ugly. Some douche on the Thrashers named Meyer put his elbow up and landed a hit on Lucic. Lucic sprang back up from the ice spewing vemon. But Ference had already jumped in, understandably upset at the cheapshot. A brawl ensued. The fans went nuts. This was the emotion the Bruins needed. This was their "Dallas" game.
Lucic returned Meye's cheap shot with one of his own, punching Meyer in the face when his arms were down. He was immediately ejected and forced to the lockerroom by the refs as he challenged the Thrashers bench. Listening to Jack Edwards go nuts just made this brawl even better.
Ference fought. Horton fought. Marc freaking Savard fought. Boston had finally had enough. And it was glorious.
"This is a suicide pact for Little, because if he damages Savard he's just going to get killed!" ~ Jack Edwards
Some loser Islanders fan chimed in. What an idiot.
Maybe he was watching a different video, but Meyer clearly led with the elbow. Not saying Lucic's shot was cool either. They were both in the wrong. Dude must just be mad because the Islanders suck so much.
Lucic received a match penalty as Horton, Ference and Savard joined him in the lockerroom.
After things got sorted out, the crowd wanted nothing but Thornton. They wanted to see him get the hat trick and boy did he want it. The emotion from the brawl had the crowd, the players and even the hot dog vendors in a frenzy. Then the chants began.
He came thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis close to the hatty. But posts are a cruel mistress. But his work was done. Boston won 4-1 and they can thank their unsung hero and the night's hands down MVP. Shawn. Wayne. Thornton.
Bruins meet the Thrashers again in a week. Time to Go.


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Shawnee Mission West High School was briefly placed on lockdown Tuesday afternoon because of a report of a man in the area with a crossbow, school district officials said.
Overland Park police said they received a report from a driver about a young man, dressed in black carrying a crossbow near 87th Street and Grant Avenue.
Police officers searched the area, but could not find anyone matching the description.
The school was put on lockdown, but it had been lifted by early afternoon.
The police department said it later contacted a man, who said he had just bought the bow from a pawn shop and was walking back home with it.
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Season tickets nearly sold out
This is just great news for anyone hoping for sustained success of the Phillies. By way of comparison, I was watching a Pirates/Yankees spring training game on MLB TV with my kid, and the Pirates guys sounded like they were having a telethon for public radio. The gist of it was "Please, god, let someone buy our tickets". They are at the complete other end of the spectrum, having suffered 17 (?) consecutive losing seasons. Even a great park doesn't help when you are at AAAA for over a decade.


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Music is on the bill of fare all over Cape Ann, from the free Sunday evening bandstand concerts in both Rockport and Gloucester, to the current Tony Award-winning musical show at Gloucester Stage. Here is a sampling along with many other events of a creative nature.
Free concert: The Rockport Legion Band continues its 80th concert season at the Back Beach bandstand on Sunday, July 14, at 7 p.m., with Jim Davison as conductor. In addition to a trumpet solo by Jason Howard, there will be a first-time ever violin solo by Nathan Cohen during two songs. One of these will be narrated by George Ramsden, who just retired as the leader of the Fourth of July Firemen's band. The program includes "The Thunderer" by John Philip Sousa, "Strike up the Band" and "Summertime" by George Gershwin, "Adagio" by Tomaso Albinoni, "Titanic" by James Horner, "Fantasia in G" by Bach, "Schindler's List" by John Williams with Cohen as soloist, "The Devil went down to Georgia" by Charlie Daniels featuring Cohen, and Ramsden as the storyteller, and more.
"Artistry of the Guitar": This concert with Ken Bonfield and Larry Carsman takes place at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck at 6 Wonson St. in Gloucester on Saturday, July 13, at 7:30 p.m. The show's goal is to share engaging acoustic guitar music in intimate settings. Bonfield's main instruments are an 11-string harp guitar, a 6-string small jumbo baritone, and several OM-sized alt-tuned standard guitars. Suggested donation at the door is $10.
Musical's final week: Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik's Tony Award-winning "Spring Awakening" closes on Sunday, July 14, at Gloucester Stage. This musical is about the trials and tribulations, and the exhilaration of the teen years and earned eight Tony Awards. Due to adult themes, the production is recommended for adults and young adults. For reservations or information, call the box office at 978-281-4433 or visit www.gloucesterstage.com.


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NYT's Calmes Ignores Hoffa's 'Take These Son of a Bitches Out' Tea Party Attack
New York Times reporter Jackie Calmes spent Labor Day with President Obama in Detroit, who spoke at a heavily union rally featuring speakers from organized labor. One of them, Teamster President Jimmy Hoffa, used just the sort of militant rhetoric against the Tea Party that would certainly have been condemned by the Times if coming from Sarah Palin, Rick Perry, or any other conservative politician or activist. Yet Hoffa was completely absent from Calmes's Tuesday story, "For Obama, a Familiar Labor Day Theme."
What Hoffa said: "President Obama this is your army!...Everybody here has got to vote. If we go back and keep the eye on the prize, let's take these son of a bitches out and give America back to America where we belong."
But Calmes didn't even mention Hoffa's presence as one of the rally's warm-up speakers:
Labor Day must seem like the movie "Groundhog Day" to President Obama. On Monday, for a third year he celebrated the holiday that honors workers with union members and their families in a political swing state, promising job-creation measures to reduce a 9 percent unemployment rate and calling on the Republican opposition to "put country before party."
Mr. Obama, speaking to a riverfront crowd estimated by the police to number 13,000, said he would propose "a new way forward on jobs" in his speech on Thursday to a joint session of Congress, which returns this week from its August recess.
Calmes certainly emphasized the rally's union label, which makes the Hoffa omission even more odd.
And almost three years into the Obama presidency, Calmes still won't hold Obama responsible for the woeful U.S. economy, and once again insisted against evidence that the stimulus is working.
Flying here with Mr. Obama were several union leaders, including Richard Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., who has been critical of his compromises with Republicans.
Also joining Mr. Obama was Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, who, as Mr. Obama told his audience, gave the president a Labor Day address that President Harry S. Truman delivered in Detroit in 1948, the year of his come-from-behind election after campaigning against "do-nothing" Republicans.
Afterward, Mr. Levin said he told the president, "Here's a 'give 'em hell' kind of speech."
The president's Labor Day addresses trace the stubbornness of the crisis he inherited.
In 2009, he spoke to an A.F.L.-C.I.O. picnic in Cincinnati, just after the government reported 216,000 jobs lost in August -- relatively good news because it marked a second month of declining losses from a high of 750,000 as Mr. Obama took office. Six months earlier, in February, a Democratic-controlled Congress had passed his two-year, $800 billion stimulus program of tax cuts and spending.
"It's working," Mr. Obama said then. Most economists agreed, though many have since concluded that the package was not forceful enough to counter a recession and crises in the financial and housing sectors. Republicans, who generally opposed it, continue to say that the stimulus program failed and that they will not support another round.
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After the obnoxious liberal
Submitted by okie-pastor on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 5:29pm.
After the obnoxious liberal whining the main stream media was doing after it was discovered that Sarah Palin used a target sight graphic depicting winnable seats, it is curious if she had said what Hoffa did if the media would be as silent as they are now?
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Perhaps some number-crunching is in order.
Submitted by Mike Bratton on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 6:50pm.
Perhaps Hoffa's thugs are itching to become Obama's "civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded."
Perhaps that's already coming true.
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wtf? aren't they full of themselves
Submitted by Rackie on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 5:57pm.
" If we go back and keep the eye on the prize, let's take these son of a bitches out and give America back to America where we belong."
even full of beer that makes no sense
fat union thug AND scholar - whoo boy - these small brained knuckle draggers sure hit the daily double with this dick
this is your army ? 9-4 , hour for lunch, 36 hour week, no weekends or holidays.
3 weeks paid sick leave, 4 weeks paid vacation and if you got issues, take it up with the steward.
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Oh, ALL of them are ignoring it!
Submitted by NJRightWinger12 on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 6:13pm.
But if Bachman or Palin or god forbid, Perry said something like this, or one of their associates did, before a speech by them, it would be FRONT PAGE HEADLINES! The libs dont fool me, just amaze me!
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Hoffa Kisses Butts....
Submitted by GeneralAl on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 6:16pm.
Hoffa kisses the butts of the very ones who put his dad in prison. His dad told the Democrats a long time ago that no political party or politician would own him. He commented to RFK after the JFK assassination that "Now you're just a plain lawyer". What difference!
"Old Soldiers never die, they just fade away"!
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Mr Hoffa-did your Father not get-"taken out"
Submitted by JIMMY1660 on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 6:17pm.
Living in Cleveland for most of my life-when someone "gets taken out"-his car was blown up. or he was killed and left in the trunk of his car. The Teamsters did this on a regular basis. John Nardi-Shondar Burns both victims of a Teamster War. Is this, because i am a Tea Party Supporter, through Freedom Works-you are going to do this to me? If i am a target-I assure you i will not sit back and wait for you or one of your goons to harm me or family-i will take an aggressive stance to protect me and my family. War you want war-trust me, plenty of ex-military men are Tea Party Supporters-who will not sit still and let you harm them or families. As a now old man-survived-i will survive. No matter what the cost. How about the rest of you Tea Party Supporters.
I will ask the FBI and US Marshals to pay special attention for my family. The rest of you should do the same.
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Quote from John Hinderaker Powerline.org
Submitted by gailannr on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 6:34pm.
Did Obama disapprove of Hoffa's incendiary message? Apparently not; he mentioned Hoffa only to say that he is proud of him. But, what the heck: he sat through "God DAMN America" for twenty years without protest, so I guess he can put up with Tea Party "sons of bitches," too.
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Of COURSE he ignored it. He
Submitted by Slyrr on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 7:02pm.
Of COURSE he ignored it. He didn't think he heard anything wrong. Fantasies about raping, killing, murdering, stealing their political enemies is as normal as breathing air for Liberal Democrats.
Why should the NYT libutards report about something as mundane and understandable as breathing air?
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The problem is with conservatives
Submitted by TheHistorian on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 7:08pm.
We still are trying to live in a civil society with rules. Liberals have only 1 rule: If you don't agree with me, you are (expletive).
There is no way to deal with their arrested adolescence; they love to be "potty mouths" and to try to shock and anger you. They are the ones who understand hate speech, because they use it. Suggest that one of the first order of businesses is to do away with all "protected class legislation" which runs from preferences to hate crime speech. What liberals cannot stand is to be on an equal footing with everyone else. They think they are SO superior.
Dennis Prager
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You know that if a prominent Republican said those same...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 7:59pm.
exact words, the NY Times would in no way ignore it. Instead, it would be blared all over the first page, the second page and however many pages are in the NY Times nowadays. The mainstream media is no more. It is now the "yellow" stream media!
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It never ceases
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 09/07/2011 - 9:37am.
It never ceases to amaze me, it never ceases with these folks, how low they can go. Each day, it's a new bar level. Raising the bar doesn't apply, they haven't done that for anything. But they are consistently lowering it.
And any time you think they hit bottom, they dig a hole to go that much deeper.
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Sugar Babies consignment sale started 16 years ago in a two car garage and today fills a 25,000 square foot space in the old Food Lion in Smyrna.
"We never expected it to grow this large. It kind of surprised us as it grew over the years. We kept getting more and more stuff and more and more consigners," Co-owner of Sugar Babies Steve Perry said.
Sugar Babies hosts three sales a year. A spring-summer sale, a winter-fall sale and a charity sale that benefits Smyrna Christian School.
Shoppers will find everything from toys to books to furniture and clothing on sale."We carry equipment such as play toys, strollers, swings, car seats, as well as toys for infants and small children as well as books," Perry explained.
While Sugar Babies specializes in children's clothing they carry much more.
Buyers can expect clothing in infant sizes to teens and prices ranging from a $1 to $5 average.
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With children growing so fast Steve Perry said it's the perfect place for parents to sell old clothes and upgrade to larger sizes.The sale also attracts dozens of vendors.
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Tina Thompson had 19 points and eight rebounds to lead the Seattle Storm past the Phoenix Mercury 80-65 on Tuesday night.
Tanisha Wright also scored 19 points and Shekinna Stricklen added 13 to help the Storm (9-11) win for the third time in three meetings with the Mercury this season.
Candice Dupree led Phoenix (10-11) with 18 points and eight rebounds.
The Storm took control in the third while Phoenix lost starters Brittney Griner and DeWanna Bonner. Griner landed awkwardly on her left foot, hurting her ankle, with 1:47 left in the period. The team said X-rays on her left foot were negative.
Bonner, the Mercury's second leading scorer, sprained her right knee with 4:44 left in the third.
Seattle scored nine straight points and outscored Phoenix 30-17 in the period to take a 61-47 lead.
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by Mikeb302000, Mon Jun 13, 2011 at 02:43:31 AM EDT
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Leona Helmsley's dog is dead. Trouble, aged 12, did not leave a will. Trouble's $2 million inheritance would cover yearly costs of $100,000 for a full-time security guard — the dog had received death threats — $1,200 for food and $8,000 for grooming. Mr. Lekic was also paid $60,000 for being the dog's guardian. "The funds held in trust for her care have reverted to the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust for charitable purposes."
Think Progress has the report on Michelle Bachmann's tax plan.
In an interview published today by the Wall Street Journal, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) — who is toying with a presidential run herself — decided to one-up both Romney and Pawlenty, calling for a reduction in the corporate tax rate to 9 percent. Adding insult to injury, Bachmann wants to pair that huge tax cut with giant tax reductions for the rich, as well as a tax increase on the working poor:
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