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Overclockers Forums
BE6 II no video???
How do I find the motherboard model and maker
i get 645E MAX2-LRU (MS-6567)?
Gigabyte ga-8ihxp Bios and Easy tune support.
Disabling RAID
Gigayte 8IHXP <onboard raid>
System won't boot.....
ASUS Motherboard Temperature Position?
P4PE from Newegg...
E7205 w ECC/REG
P4B Onboard Sound Card, help!
Asus P4PE bios setting what is this???
Can I do this with this motherboard?
IT7 problems, can anyone help me out?
Asus P4B533 question.
Epox 4PEA+
New IT7 BIOS
Soltek SL-85ERV2 Via P4X400A
Upgrading bios without A: drive ??
OK I got my P4PE Going, Now for the problems!! grrr
I should posted here first, socket 370 in an ABIT BE6
195 fsb on Asus TUSL2-C
Asus P4s8x
600mhz drcgs
Asus p4pe or Abit IT7-MAX2 V2.0
p4pe or IT7-MAX2 V2.0
Asus P4PE, 2.8, Corsair 3200XMS, VapoChill (OC advice needed)
Need TX97-XV Bios and Mobo Drivers
Which mobo is best for overclocking
here we go again
TH7II and PC1060 RDRAM
P4T533-C and USB Problems!
p4pe question
P4T533-C and USB Problems!
P4 Motherboards
Git my P4PE with P4 2.53 going
frustrating problem ive been battleing
VIA drivers used for the BD7-II?
ALbatron PX845PE Pro II and boot from RAID
advice for new P4B533 based system
asus p4t-e question
hd not recognized for winxp installation
Are these temps acurate?
P4PE vcore concern
Where are all the th7-ii boards?
BE7 temperatures?
Contemplating a BE7. Few Q's please
Overclocking with D845EBG2 motherboard
Leaky Capacitors
66 mhz pci slot?
anything but stock voltage = CRASH
Question: 845E DDR400.
Tazer - Tyan S1854 (!??!)
Time to buy
TH7II RDRAM Vmod
BE7-S/B/G differences
Newbie questions, advice needed.
Which 845PE Mainboards supports a 200+MHZ FSB?
Compare and contrast these 2 asus P4 motherboards please
Need help with my P4T-E
Please i need new bios /divisor
BE7 vcore/vdimm?
Msi 845 Ge Max-l
I also need advice please {from anyone}
Are voltage readouts correct? (+3.3v, +5v, +12v)
(Yet another) Looking for a mobo topic
BX boards safe at 140mhz FSB?
gonna build me intel computer, need help
I need a mATX P4 motherboard
Overclock Gigabyte GA-8IEXP
MSI-648-Max Bios?
microATX 845PE good OCing boards?
4g4a fried? possible...
Going Intel
Soltek Golden Flame Granite Bay
voltage warning --help?!!?
abit it-7 mobo with wc,pls post ur temp
Whats the computing world coming to?
iT7 Max 2 not reading Temp correct? Any one else?
Still cant overclock my msi 648 max!
Asus P4B266 Question?????
Gigabyte 8INXP Availability???
vio mod th7ll
How do I harass Abit into making the 1/5 divider available for VH6T?
Need Some help with the GA-8IEXP ...
Dying Asus P4B533-E
GIGA-PE667 Chipset Fan Problem?!
Best Soyo MB/Northwood for OC?
IT-7 temp......is that accurate or not
BE7-raid or IT7 Max v2
how is the bx-133?
Buying a ASUS motherboard
P4t533-C Question
ASUS P4PE users please read.......!
Reading Voltages from Abit BG7
MSI MOBO temps accurate?
asus p4t533R
Please help me to begin....
DDR 333 or 400
Any truth to the rumor that Abit bds (BE7) has boot problems?
Bd7-Raid and continuing temperature issues...
Asus p4s533-e or epox 4g4a?
Asus P4PE or
Best Slot 1 Motherboard
GA-8IHXP & usb2.0 Support??????
Abit axes Granite Bay
Abit GB7 motherboard
BE7 + GF4200 + Enermax = Cold boot problem?
my modded th7II bios
Anyone with a MediaXP! Please help!
P3 800 on a abit vh6
Looking for a Nice P4 DDR Board
i/o voltage is too low??
P4T-E...850 chipset question.
baby at board?
POS Raid on IT7!!!
Abit VH6T memory setting
intel PE chipset or wait for GB ??? aarrgh
ecs p6vxat
1.8GA C1 Sounds Wonderful!!!
BD7II-Raid Bios ?
Bug on BIOS ASUS P4PE for temp monitoring!
Need some input on CRAPPY MSI 845E MAX2...
Need a stable P4 board
soyo 71S2
is this true
SetFSB supported "ASUS P4S533"
TH7II wont post, C1 error
Any new info about the SI7?
Help, Big trouble with Abit VH6T & 1.1a Celly
Good P4 board. Overclocking not needed.
My new IT7 MAx2 Ver2, No regrets!
Old School
Bios Flash Problem
IT7 Hidden divider
Different 845 Intel drivers
Whats a good P4 motherboard???
Linux + Windows + SR7-8X = BAD USB
BE7 and 2.4B ghz
guide for vmem mod on the it7
Help needed for overclocking Abit SR7 p4 2.4
P4PE p4 2.4b @2700
How do i reset my bios password?
Bios flashing
Major problem with programs (mostly games)
What Mainboards are able to run PC1066?
Bd7-Raid..gone WC'ing, why does my temp jump 10-15 degrees...
ASUS P4B533-E Raid - should i get this???
abit bx-133 supports 8500?
2.66 @ 3400 Dead!!! R.I.P Could it be the MB???
ABIT BD7-II Dead or is it the CPU?
BD7 II raid problem
in bd7-ii can u put mem 3:4 in some bios?
whoa,,jumped 700 points(3dmark)
BD7II bios new
Bios update, where can i find it? PLease help!
p4g8x-d any good?
best intel mobo (non overclocking)
help :)
P4T533-C question
there some new it7 bios on the abit site
P4 Mounting System
curious slot
do i need a new casing for pentium 4?
Gigabyte 8INXP or ASUS P4G8X
Computer will not startup... Help
No Boot help!!!!
P4PE and Leadtek Ti4600. Any problems?
Can any one point the way.....?
IT7-MAX2 v2.0 BIOS and EPA Logos... where are they?!?!?
BE7-Raid PC2700 Memory issues?
Abit going to H*ll?
Asus sensors and mother board monitor 5
P4PE-L Fasttrak raid controller sx4000 please help
Noob Question: How Do I get to Jumperfree mode?
Weird problem about an case and USB.
Help!! Need a bios for a compaq w8000 that lets you change voltage and fsb!
BD7II bios
System setup...
Need help with A or B?
Which P4 motherboard?
Broken BIOS ?
New mobo format???
cant o/c msi 648 max
Hyper Threading - P42.4b on 8PE667 Ultra?
Gigabyte 8SG667 Problems
Diamond Micronics C400
SetFSB for "ASUS P4B266/P4B533/P4PE/P4GE"
AGP Aperture Size MOBO setting
MOTHERBOARD TEMPS GOING WIERD>p4pe
Need your Help!!!
intel board w/ ht support etc..
Nforce2 chipset for P4?
need motherboard advise
IT7 Max 2 SATA Help
Differential current on BE7 Raid ?
Run better with only 1 stick of RAM?
P4PE Raid question
4pea+ raid problem.
Asus P4PE Overclocking Troubles
Which Motherboard would be best?
Abit VH6T
longtime 440BX issue
Temp comparison!MAX2 owners join plz!
845PE boards don't support AGP 2x...?
Heatsink ?
Plz help I want to overclock my cpu with Intel board 845GBV(chipset) can i?
Spot the differences?
TH7 II and SAMSUNG PC800 STILL ROCKS !
ABIT BD7 II Raid..DIED??
The BIOS companion
Why chose a PE over a GE board?
The motherboard that doesn't exist!!!???
Abit BW7
games problems when o/c on th72-raid
MSI Boards
Is there an Abit C7 modded bios??
anyone has an Abit BE7-Raid?
Where Are You Mr. Natural?
Clear Cmos on Gigabyte boards.
bios and overclocking questions to fellow it7-max2 owners
SIS & VIA dc ddr's?
What's the fastest Coppermine and will the P2B-F support it?
trick for P4S533/P4S333
Wire Trick
Best value overclocking Abit board with 1.8a c stepping?
Best Intel mobo with DDR400 support?
gigabyte questions
New OFFICIAL TH7-II BIOS BW
INTELL MOBO POS OR NOT ASUS P4B533-E Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
best board
Vmem & PCI Dividers MOD on ABIT BD7-II & BE7 mobos
Big Intel News - HT on lower P4s, 800FSB for delayed Prescott.
p4b-533e HT support answer
Swiftech and P4PE
P4PE + Alpha PAL8942, does it fit?
The Official Granite Bay Review Thread
What is this Blue Magic PCI slot?
updated bios logos in the popular bios files
BD7II-Raid bios flashing question
Gigabyte GA-8IEXP bios DDR multiplier
Abit IT7 Max 2 rev 2 Where to buy?
Best heatsink that fits IT7-Max2?
.exe bios for abit
Asus P4B533 and onboard audio, do you use it?
Which i845GE mobo for C1 stepping 1.8A
So what's tha status on GB? Sum ppl say out soon...sum say Q1 2003
Granite Bay
Now that Granite bay is out, which motherboard OTHER than granite bay suggested?
attention th7II owners
Review GB Asus P4G8X
bios utils where to find ???
OC with MSI 845gmaxl ????
AGP Setting on P4PE disabled!!!!!!
POST....Long beep!?!
Asus P4PE: EZ plug what is this?
best mobo for a p4 oc'd?
asus p4s533e
fastest cpu on th7II without overclocking
Asus P4PE: EZ plug what is this?
Windows Corrupt File when OC?
p4pe suggestion?
soyo tisu with Intel 815ep chipset, - at which fsb is the pci divider changing ?
New TH7II-RAID modded bios C0
ok as of today
Asus P4PE... Or Gigabyte Gigabyte GA-8PE667
Need Help Quick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It-7
new 1.23 raid bios in bt bios for it7
845 and 850?
BIOS feature question?
Is there a modified BIOS for the ABIT-ST6?
P4B-533E HT support
Has anyone here got a 2.5a P4 working on a Th7-II?
845E with newest BIOS
How to overclock Celeron 2.
Shuttle AV18E
1st overclock on new system
BE7-RAID and 2.4B
4/5 Dividors On Be7?�?
TH7-II Raid Post Code 25? Help!
Umm.....HT possible for Th7-IIR ?
granite bay overclocking dream board soon to be reality!
ASUS BIOS Updates
what's the best MOBO for oc TC?
what's the best MOBO for oc TC?
IT7 and wire trick/mobo socket
GB coming from Iwill on 18 Nov
GB from Iwill on 18 Nov
computer won't shut off!!! ACK!
BE7-RAID and 2.4B
BD-7II Owners- yay or nay?
BD7-II RAID FSB problem..reboots..help me!!
help with IT7...
Mr natural BIOS
overclocking p4pe
TH7-II Abit BFbios and hpt234 bios
Temperature on IT7 Max2??? please read!!
Anyone using PC2700 on BD7-Raid mobo
it7 dsl/nic card hang for 1-3 mins before i can surf ?
Biostar M6VLQ CPU Temp question
Best MB for new P4-3.06, money doesn't matter. OC gurus?
Abit IT-7 undervolt
TUSL2-C New BETA Bios 1014tc001
TH7-II Mem Volt Mod "how to"?
Need help choosing mobo for
RAID Question on TH7II-RAID
Whats the best decision
Thoughts please
AMD rat jumps ship...first INTEL board?
Read the HD temp IT7-MAX2
Granite Bay delays?
P4PE owners - Bios response slow?
Splash Logo
Anyone know a good PIII board that can run 150fsb easily?
Just purchased a Tyan Trinity 400.
BF-6 unreliable?
help my CAPS is growing big!!!
Hyperthreading in Abit IT7
Good PII Mobo
Unknown Device It7 Win2k
Help me decide between Abit TH7II and Gigabyte 8ihxp
Abit THll with a P4 2.5/400 FSB?
Early Results - P4 2.0(C1)@3.0ghz
What's the best motherboard for 1.8A...
Asus Tusl2
Rambus Boards
bios p4s333-m can it be replaced by bios fpr p4s333 ??
asus p4s533
New HPT374 v1.23 -- IT7 Max2
BE7-RAID questions!!!!
Socket 370
BD7II RAM settings
What's wrong with my new P4 computer....terrible
Will the 4:5 divider be available to the normal IT7?
Is there any mem voltage adjustment in TUSL2-C?
Extern USB2.0-HDD where connect?
Building New Comp
Thanks for the tip on the BD72
How to get 2.8vdimm with P4B533?
TH7 II Raid with 3.06Ghz Northwood ?
Help Needed Please!!!!
Any reason i SHOULDN'T get a MSI 845PE Max2(MS-6704)-FIR Tomorrow?
all in one
IT7 MAX Intel 845E or bd7II
bg7 vs bd7ii
cuv4x max FSB
1.4 GHz P3-S with TUSL2-C
Need Help Overclocking P4T-E...
ASUS Motherboard for PIII
super computer
4pea+ & FSB
Raid vs. non-raid
Super Gaming computer
Does your IT7 MAX2 have a thermal sensor header? Mines missing?
Via Vt82c694t
Problems with it7 max 2, plese help:(
my p4
BD7-II will not boot
New moboard BE7-RAID or IT7?
AGP USWC setting
Best Motherboard
2.0 C1 Stepping due to arrive tomorrow!!
New TH7II BIOS fix 1066 memory problem?
What is the fastest/best chip I can put in an Abit BE6?
Did I just kill my Aopen AX6BC?
CPU temp with IT-7
Abit TH7II - strange problems
Upgrading a P4 2.0A Rambus mobo. opinions needed.
help with p4pe
Help with BD7-II Raid setup
BD7II voltage prob
PC Chips M726- Maximum processor speed???
Fuzzy Logic
Need Motherboard, How much longer for Granite bay or SIS 655?
ASUS PROBE TEMPS? 49c?>High?
Mis 648max-l
*NEW* Asus P4SDX Pics!
please help
#1 DDR P4 board
Bios "Turbo" mode in P4PE just about worthless.
which mobo???
Overclocker Bios ???
spark sound from my mobo!!!
Abit it7 max2 v2.0 mod bios
Is HPT BIOS 2.0.1024 = 2.34??
What does this do in Bios(official BF) TH7-II
BG7 and BD7II
Black plastic slot1 processor supports, where to get 'em?
PC reboots after POST! (BX-133 RAID)
Fixed AGP/PCI Frequencies
BD7II-RAID board..pc3000DDR??
which intel mobo has a locked pci/agp?
IT7 good board ?
Question reg old chipset (440LX)
Ahh, new system doesn't even boot first time :(
BD7II inaccurate temp readings fixed?
2 sticks of DDR in a BD7II... no dice
Why do people want to lock the AGP/PCI settings ?
Getting a P4 3.06GHZ CPU, which mobo goes with it?
what is highest fsb you've gotten with p4pe ?
HELP! TUSL2C don�t recognize my CDR on the 2nd ide Channel!
Asus P4T Mobo Problem
BD7 no longer OCs
P4B533 and P4B533-E What is the difference
How do I know AGP/PCI are locked at 66/33?
Whens Dual DDR coming?
P4PE - "voice" bootup messages help!
anybody know what these two resisors do on the IT7
Asus P3B-F
What's the max CPU voltage that the modded BF TH7-II bios will support?
Urgent Help Please!!!!!!!!!!
i have to buy a new keyboard ?
Need a good bang4buck mobo, suggestions?
Tusl2c Original Criples... No pIII
P4B newbie. Where to start?
Clock generator on D845EBG2L?
I845GEBV2 Question
Multipliers and the ilk
Non excisting motherboard
does anyone use Intel application accelerator?
Where Can I buy Serillel Adaptors
ATTENTION ALL O/C'in d00ds!
P4PE over volting
Weird TH7II Problem- PLEASE HELP!!!
P4T533 RMA Again
Asus Optimization Mode Question
Can't find Mobo support
Is the ABIT IT7 Max2 V.2 worth to buy it???
it7+xp sp1= instability!!?!?!
Bios update 4G4A+
Unsupported CPU Multiplier...what would happen?
vrimm mod of the P4T-�?
You Have Now Entered The Twilight Zone P4pe
Change FSB or External clock?
Best Board to buy for AGP 8x
VIA P4PB400-Ultra or Chanintech 9EJL1 APOGEE?
Abit BE6II v2.0 blowin caps off board!!!
How to rise RAM voltage? BIOS tweak?
gigabyte 8sg667 version 2
asus pc probe
New IT7II Version 2.0 mobo?
Radeon 9000 + P3V4X
P4PE, will not recognize Hardrive
Asus P4T533RAID VRIMM Mod?
dead, not pwer supply ,starting to worry......
P4Ge - V
P4PE ran fine, then this started,
BF6 MotherBoard
P4T533-C just won't run
New HD for Old board
best TH7II-RAID bios & mr. natural bios
Help on BE7 VDimm Mod
P4S333 overclocking help
Asus p4b
Albatron PX845PEV i845PE ????
Please help which i845PE mobo to buy ????
Do I have a dead P4B533?
Problems with Samsung DDR 3200 and P4B533-E
Problems with Samsung DDR 3200 and P4B533-E
P4PE voltage suppos'd 3.3 and down too 2.8
Trouble running Abit TH7 II at 2400+ speeds
Chaintech 9EJL1 APOGEE any good?
Asus P4PE Raid
ASUS just said to me,
Board for itanium
bd7 2 and corsair 3500
Testers needed for new TH7II bios
Abit IT7 and Ti4200, Incompatible?
Socket 423 DDR motherboard ??
shuttle av40r
OC on Gigabyte 8IHXP how fare can i go?
Intel Newbie with a stick of DDR333 best MB?
Help deciding on Intel Mobo? P4B533-E or P4PE??
Abit IT7-MAX I/O Shield for Lian-LI PC-60?
Unsure on which motherboard
P4T533-C Manual
TH7-II Hassles: Need Help Please
TH7-II RAID w/2.4B @ 2.66 TEMPS!?!?!?!
IT7 memory voltage regulator
Albatrron PX845PEV Pro
P4PE or BD7-II
P4PE or BD7-II
P4PE or BD7-II?�?


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CATEGORIES Action, Horror, Independent, Thrillers, Lionsgate Films, Remakes and Sequels, Cinematical Indie, CinematicalHere's what happens when you sell not only your movie, but your title: A distributor can take some completely unrelated flick and decide to slap that title in front of it and voila, you get a previously-reported, curious-looking direct-to-video title called Open Water 2: Adrift, which was actually known as simply Adrift before someone at Lionsgate realized, hey, both movies deal with shark attacks -- and of course there'll never be a "true" sequel to Open Water (for painfully obvious reasons) -- so why not snatch the flick up and release it stateside as a sequel!?!?!? Americans LOVE sequels!
Ah, and both movies are based on actual events. Here's what goes down in the sequel: A group of reunion-ing high-school pals decide to leap off the side of a yacht ... but nobody remembered to lower that silly ladder! Which means they can't get back on the boat ... at all! And if that's not weirdly tragic enough, one of the ill-fated bathers left a baby on board the boat! Alone! (Y'know, actually, this sounds like a pretty cool movie...)
Be that as it may, it's hardly an actual sequel to Open Water, although given the similarities, I guess I can't blame Lionsgate for the canny marketing move. Although it was released theatrically overseas, Open Water 2: Adrift debuts in North American video stores on February 20.
[Thanks to DavisDVD for the tip and the pic.]

subset: commoncrawl


text: After releasing Don't Look Back in 1978, Boston took eight years to release its follow-up, Third Stage. I don't know how it took eight years to make this record as it sounds like their first two, but that's a good thing. The album is full of major power chords, big hooks and roof raising vocals. The album kicks off with the power ballad "Amanda". The song is a perfect a power ballad that was ever released and Brad Delp gives a tremendous vocal performance. The band was rewarded with their one and only number one song. "We're Ready" was another top ten hit and is a driving rocker. "The Launch" is another chance for Tom Scholz to show off his MIT degree as it is amalgamation of guitars that produces a symphonic sound. "Cool The Engines" is a great song and "Cant'cha Say You Believe In Me/I Still Love You" is an epic song. Third Stage showed that Boston still could be a force on the charts even after an eight year disappearance as the album hit number one in late 1986.


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I love seeing models look like real people...
...without liquify tool,
...without burning and dodging their wrinkles away,
...without grafting 'good' skin onto their rolls,
...without distoring their bodies and faces into something distinctly unhuman and forever unattainable.
There is no photoshop here, and Alessandra, Crystal, and Brooklyn look incredible. This what our society needs to see more of.


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Cleveland Hotels Offering Special Packages:
Red Roof Inn Offers Ralphie Rates
Package Includes: Room Accommodations, Admission for two to A Christmas Story House, 15% Discount in A Christmas Story Gift Shop, Special A Christmas Story Keepsake and a FREE appetizer at Bac Chinese Restaurant from $99.99.
When making reservations ask for the "Ralphie Rate" or mention promo code 609881. Visit RedRoofInn.com for details
For fans planning a trip to A Christmas Story House and need to make hotel arrangements we recommend staying at one of the many Cleveland downtown or airport hotels. A Christmas Story House is located just five minutes from downtown and 20 minutes from the airport.
The follow is a list of hotels located in Downtown:
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel 24 Public Sq · Cleveland, OH
Marriott Cleveland Downtown at Key Center 127 Public Sq · Cleveland, OH
Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Downtown 1100 Carnegie Ave · Cleveland, OH
Residence Inn Cleveland Downtown 527 Prospect Ave East · Cleveland, OH
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade 420 Superior Ave · Cleveland, OH
Hampton Inn Cleveland Downtown 1460 E. Ninth St · Cleveland, OH
For a complete list of area hotels we recommend visiting TripAdvisor.com for reviews, pricing, and availability.


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In last week's Carlsbad Current-Argus, I was thrilled to see that the "shelter's euthanasia rates [are] down 35 percent." That is 35 percent more animals being saved! Before I got into reading the whole article, I assumed that the low-cost spay/neuter certificate program, responsible pet ownership education, and other pet-related endeavors conducted by many caring and dedicated individuals in our community were finally paying off; we were finally starting to see the benefits of many years of working towards a more humane and progressive society for Carlsbad's animals. Well, I was partially right.
Sure enough, it was some of our "caring and dedicated individuals" at work. Sadly, however, these lower numbers aren't because of the beneficial programs to reduce animal intake levels, although I wish they were. Many Carlsbad citizens have worked tirelessly for years to make these programs work for our community. The euthanasia reduction is "because of additional partnerships with rescue groups" and the "continuing support of adopters." Basically, it's our shelter staff and the few remaining pet homes available in our area that are making these latest numbers possible. Even with combined efforts, the shelter "is still at capacity and seeing a steady intake of animals." In other words, Carlsbad's irresponsible pet owners are still burdening our shelter with more pets! They have effective options available to them to fix their pets, yet they choose to produce more animals. They seem unconcerned about the pet-overpopulation epidemic. Sadly, this is part of the reason that New Mexico is one of the "five worst states for animal protection rights." And once again, the dedicated shelter staff is left scrambling to come up with plans to place the excess of homeless animals. Many citizens in Carlsbad are frustrated, and left wondering when our programs and hard work will shift the mindset and start benefitting the animals. How long must our community wait for irresponsible pet owners to stop burdening our overcrowded shelter, even when these very owners are offered the generous opportunities and resources not to do so?
Stella Davis for Eddy County Commission
Eddy County Commission District 4 always elects a Republican. In fact, next fall's general election ballot will offer no Democratic candidate, because none filed. So, this upcoming June primary among Republicans will select the next ECCD4 commissioner. Reason enough for all Eddy County voters to take notice. I served on Eddy County Commission more than a decade (1994-2004). When issues are burning, it's a hot seat. You need a good grasp of each issue. All citizens should likewise know the truth. Knowing and reporting the whole truth is not guaranteed. It takes wisdom and work. As a commissioner, I was grateful for both from Stella Davis. Stella attended all our meetings, and watched us like a hawk. She saw clear and wrote right. That took brains, work, and truth. The ECC still needs those gifts.
Republican voters of ECCD4 will now have the privilege to choose Stella Davis. Let's hope that they do.
Unauthorized access to medical records
To the patients of Lubbock Cardiology Clinic: It is with regret that I must inform you of an unauthorized access into the EHR (electronic health record) containing our medical records. In spite of using aggressive and up to date tools to prevent this unauthorized access, we find that over 1400 of our medical records were affected. This unauthorized access took place from about Dec. 15, 2013, to Jan. 30, 2014. This access viewed, copied, downloaded, and exported medical records and patient demographics (names, addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers) without our approval. We are vigorously seeking answers and recovery of this information, and I am confident that we will be successful. If you wish to discover if your personal information has been affected, please call our toll free number and ask for the privacy officer or office manager at 1-888-649-3557. We hope that this act will not affect your trust and confidence you have displayed in our organization over the last 17 years.


text: A video from Thursday night's Sugar Bowl has gone viral with fans football fans everywhere getting a look at one Alabama fan's strong support of her team.The video starts with an Alabama woman and an Oklahoma fan in the middle of a verbal dispute. The YouTube video has the song "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes on it, so you can't hear what the argument is, though it's likely related to the game in some way.As the tension builds, a more level-headed Alabama fan steps in to defuse the situation. But when he turns his back, the Bama female jumps at her chance. Literally.


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Employee giving tops $115,000 in latest CVC fund drive
Old Dominion University closed the books on its participation in the annual Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC) March 18 with a gift basket drawing that was open to all employees who contributed during the fall 2009 fund drive.
Andy Rondeau, assistant coach and defensive coordinator for the Monarchs football team, won the basket, which was provided by the Office of University Events. The basket was packed with a variety of licensed ODU merchandise, including a blanket, coffee mug and wing sauce.
The CVC campaign solicits donations to support local United Way agencies as well as a host of other area, state, national and international charitable organizations.
The campus community contributed a total of $115,869 to the 2009 CVC campaign, which concluded at the end of the fall 2009 semester. The amount represents 92.7 percent of the $125,000 university campaign goal. Nearly a third of ODU employees made a contribution, and the average gift was $158.51.
Considering the downturn in the economy, and the fact that charitable giving decreased across the country, organizers were pleased with the results.
"We wish to thank all employees who supported their favorite organizations as part of the campaign," said Karen Travis, assistant vice president for institutional advancement, who chaired ODU's CVC drive. "It's particularly gratifying to know that, even in tough times, our community comes together to help others in need."
The following campaign divisions exceeded their individual goals in the campaign: Human Resources, President's Office, Student Affairs, Academic Affairs Central and Institutional Advancement. The Human Resources Department also led the way in participation, with all of its employees contributing.
This article was posted on: March 19, 2010
Old Dominion University
Office of University Relations
Room 100 Koch Hall Norfolk, Virginia 23529-0018
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Shoppers came out in droves on the last weekend before Christmas, tackling their gift lists and driving traffic up at malls across the country. Weather caused no major problems a week after an intense snowstorm blanketed the Midwest and caused many malls to close early. Discounts, though not as steep as last year, were rampant. And shoppers responded to them. The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, the nation's largest mall, as well as mall operators Jones Lang LaSalle and Taubman Centers all reported higher mall traffic. The Saturday before Christmas is known as "Super Saturday," among retailers, and it's one of the busiest shopping days of the year. Research firm ShopperTrak expects it will be the third-busiest this year. It's a crucial weekend for retailers, because after a strong November, December sales have tapered off.
Advance reservations are not required for the latest energy-efficient appliance rebate program in Texas offering more than $18 million in federal stimulus funds. The program that began today involves a traditional mail-in rebate system for residential customers. The State Comptroller's Office, which is administering the program, says about $10 million in unclaimed rebate funds from April's first program are available, plus $8.5 million from unused public sector energy efficiency funds. Problems arose during the first rebate program when the online reservation systems and phone lines were swamped. Rebate-eligible appliances are air-source heat pumps, central air conditioners, clothes washers, dishwashers, freezers, refrigerators, room air conditioners and water heaters.
A study by Texas Comptroller Susan Combs' office shows the state is paying too much to attract major economic development projects, particularly farms of wind-powered electric generators. A state law allows school districts to provide tax incentives to recruit such projects. Those breaks have helped the state to attract industries with significant employment, Combs wrote, but it has also been "increasingly used to over-incentivize projects that create few or no jobs." About two-thirds of the 98 projects that have won the tax breaks are the so-called "wind farms," the Austin American-Statesman reports in Sunday's editions. The report shows that the cost per job is 40 times what the state spends on projects that earn grants from the Texas Enterprise Fund.
The head of the Federal Communications Commission has enough support to pass controversial new rules that will prohibit phone and cable companies from discriminating against or favoring internet traffic flowing over their broadband networks. More than a year after FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski pledged to put in place so-called "network neutrality" regulations, the agency is poised to adopt those rules at a meeting on Tuesday. Although the two Republicans who sit on the five-member commission are firmly opposed to the plan, Genachowski's two Democratic colleagues have both said they will vote to let the proposal pass. Those two Democrats, Mignon Clyburn and Michael Copps, have both said they still have reservations about the rules, however.
The twice-monthly Lundberg Survey finds the price of regular gasoline has risen nearly eight cents a gallon to $2.99. The price of mid-grade gasoline is now $3.12 a gallon and premium is $3.23 a gallon, according to analyst Trilby Lundberg. The U.S. average for diesel was $3.29. Lundberg says the highest gas price in the country was recorded in San Francisco at $3.29 a gallon. The low, $2.68, was in Denver. The national increase for regular was 7.59 cents a gallon. Diesel fuel went up 6.24 cents a gallon. But average retail gasoline prices in Houston have held mostly steady, dropping 0.1 cents per gallon in the past week, according to the web site HoustonGasPrices.com, averaging $2.78 per gallon.
Chevrolets are returning to DeMontrond on the Gulf Freeway in Texas City. In 2008, the bankruptcy of General Motors nearly eliminated DeMontrond Chevrolet. GM notified 1,100 of its 6,000 dealerships that it was terminating their contracts--the first step in cutting up to 40 percent of its retail network. George DeMontrond credits the successful reinstatement of the right to sell Chevrolets to the unwavering determination of the team at the dealership, as well as the vocal support of the communities surrounding that outlet. Inventory has been arriving daily.
Boom from the BP oil spill is getting a new charge from the maker of the Chevrolet Volt electric car. General Motors says that instead of going to landfills, roughly 100 miles of plastic boom material will be converted into vehicle parts. The parts deflect air around the vehicle's radiator. The Volt, a compact car, can go about 35 miles on battery power before a gasoline engine kicks in to generate electricity. At the height of the oil spill, more than 2,550 miles of boom was used in the Gulf of Mexico to try to keep oil from reaching shore. Today, response officials say only a mile of boom is being used. Tens of thousands of tons of boom and oily debris have made their way to landfills or incinerators.
United Continental says customers inconvenienced by delays and cancellations of flights in Europe can change flights online for no fee. Winter weather conditions have been affecting flights to and from London, Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Brussels and Amsterdam airports this week.
Continental and Spanair are beginning codesharing on Atlantic flights and to destinations in Africa effective January 4th, 2011. Both airlines are members of Star Alliance.
Houston-based CITGO Petroleum has made eight cargo deliveries to help Venezuelan flood victims, with more than 450 tons of supplies to help 40,000 people. President Hugo Chavez and Energy and Petroleum Minister Rafael Ramirez directly requested the equipment and materials. Citgo has been purchasing the requested items, including 7,000 tents, 20,000 cots, 10,000 bunk beds and blankets and pillows, as well as 2,500 AM/FM radios/flashlights and power generators. CITGO is a subsidiary of the national oil company Petroleos de Venezuela.
Twenty-six new governors will take office amid the worst budget climate for states in a generation. Many of them are promising not to raise taxes, even though states face a cumulative budget shortfall of $140 billion next year. State lawmakers across the country have been cutting budgets for the past few years because of the poor economy. So when new governors take office in states like New York, California, South Carolina and Nevada, they will find the era of easy fixes long gone. Polling suggests voters don't want states to cut education and health care, even though those programs eat up a majority of most states' budgets. The situation will worsen when funds from the federal government's $800 billion stimulus plan dry up next year.
The Senate has passed a sweeping bill to make food safer, sending it to the House in the waning days of Congress. This is the second time the Senate has passed the bill, which would give the government broad new powers to increase inspections of food processing facilities and force companies to recall tainted food. The chamber passed the bill for the first time three weeks ago, but it was caught in a constitutional snag when Senators mistakenly included tax provisions that are by law supposed to originate in the House. The version of the legislation passed by the Senate on Sunday is amended to avoid another such mishap. The $1.4 billion bill would place stricter standards on imported foods and require larger producers to follow tougher rules for keeping food safe.
AT&T is buying nearly $2 billion worth of broadcast spectrum from Qualcomm to ramp up its high-speed, next-generation 4G network. Qualcomm, based in San Diego, has used the spectrum for its Flo TV service, which allows subscribers to watch TV on cell phones. Qualcomm will shut down the service in March thanks to weak interest from consumers. In the latest quarter, running Flo TV cost the company $132 million. It can use the $1.92 billion from the sale to help with its turnaround. The spectrum Dallas-based AT&T is buying covers 70 million people in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and San Francisco, along with 230 million people in the rest of the country.
Chevron Nigeria says one of its oil pipelines was blown, two days after militants claimed an attack in Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta. Chevron says that its Dibi-Abiteye pipeline in Delta state was hit on Friday. The Niger Delta Liberation Force, led by a militant calling himself John Togo, claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement sent Saturday. The group demanded the withdrawal of troops from Ayokomor, the community where the military launched a December 1st operation to apprehend Togo, causing civilian casualties. Militants in the restive region have attacked pipelines, kidnapped petroleum company employees and fought government troops since 2006. Nigeria is one of the top crude oil suppliers to the U.S.
An effort to kill an invasive plant by releasing bugs that eat it has drawn the ire of some beekeepers in Michigan. They say the plant provides an important source of nectar and pollen to keep honeybees productive and healthy. Researchers released insects in Michigan this year to see if their feasting would help control spotted knapweed. The plant produces chemicals that deter the growth of other plants and crowds out native vegetation. Western states and big midwest honey producers like Minnesota and Wisconsin have previously used bugs to kill knapweed. It's unclear why the method is drawing such opposition in Michigan and not elsewhere. Michigan officials say they're looking at ways to use native flowers as a replacement for knapweed. Michigan is among the nation's top ten honey producers.
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Running On Empty Again
The world is running out of oil. We have been for 100 years. In 1914, there was only enough supply left for 10 more years, according to the US Bureau of Mines. In 1939, we only had 13 years to go. In 1951, we still only had 13 more years of reserves. In the 1970's, it became obvious to everyone that the world was running out of fossil fuels during the oil crisis. It was predicted that, if consumption didn't increase, known reserves would last 31 years. In 2004, as a result of our addiction to oil and significant increase in consumption, we only had 44.6 years of oil left. What's wrong with this picture?
The known oil reserves that are reported is not all of the oil known to exist. The reported reserves are only those that are both currently accessible and economically feasible to extract and process with the current technology. At the end of 1980, known reserves of crude oil were approximately 660 billion barrels. At the beginning of 2004, according to the Oil And Gas Journal, there were 1.27 trillion barrels of known reserves of oil and 6,100 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. That is 53 billion barrels of oil and 575 trillion cubic feet of natural gas more than that of 2003, only one year before. According to the US Energy Information Administration, known oil reserves in 2025 may be twice as much as estimated today. Their 2002 report indicates that there are possibly thousands of years of crude oil and crude oil substitutes remaining.
The peak oil theory implies that we have used up all of the easy sources of fuel. As time goes on, ever more energy will be expended to recover the reserves and the cost of fuel will skyrocket, crippling society and bringing progress to a grinding halt. It sounds plausible, and many people embrace it.
What that theory is not taking into consideration is that in every industry in a free market, there is a natural tendency toward significantly increasing efficiency and declining costs with new technology and improved methods. This can be readily seen in the oil industry over the years. New methods of extraction make previously unprofitable reserves profitable, more oil is extracted from fields that were thought to be depleted.
When a shortage occurs for whatever reason, from natural causes, or government interference, the price of fuel increases, making further exploration profitable. As new reserves open up, the price of fuel decreases again. Low prices of the last couple of decades made exploration less profitable. With the current higher prices, exploration is accelerating and more reserves will be opened up, bringing prices in line with the historical levels.
The United States currently gets a very large portion of it's petroleum products from other parts of the world. The known reserves in America have decreased from 36 billion barrels in 1985 to 29 billion in 2005. This does not mean that this country is running out of oil. The US Geological Survey has estimated that there are onshore recoverable resources of 112.3 billion barrels in the United States. There are offshore resources of an additional 75 billion barrels, according to the US Minerals Management Service.
The problem is not a lack of oil. The problem is interference with drilling and production by government. About half of the land mass of the United States is owned by government. While officials are sending people into a panic about foreign oil dependence and dwindling US supplies, they impose severe restrictions or won't allow drilling on most of the land and offshore sources. No new oil refineries have been built in 30 years, not because of the market, but because they cannot get permission from the government. US supplies are artificially restricted by politics.
The higher prices of the last couple of years are not the new norm. Various factors contributed to the higher prices, including rapid economic development in China and India, destruction of significant refining capacity due to heavy hurricane damage in 2005 and low investment in development due to low prices of the last couple of decades. The good side is that those higher prices, and the profitability of the oil business, are planting the seeds for an increased supply and lower prices in the future, barring significant political mischief.
There are many sides to the energy issue. Though you wouldn't know it from the popular press, running dry is definitely not one of them.
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Kaarlo Niskanen is a well-known researcher in the physics of paper. He has previously led operations at the Finnish Forest Industry Research Institute, KCL. Since last spring he has been a visiting researcher at the Mid Sweden University Fiber Science and Communication Network (FSCN). "Here we conduct applied research targeting the competitiveness of the paper industry. The greatest benefit comes from the education of experts and from the collaboration between our researchers and industry representatives. Equally important is the fact the FSCN serves as an idea mill for tree cultivation. We do this by developing new materials that enable various forms of innovative business activities. This is why one of my primary goals is to expand our contacts with the business community," says Kaarlo Niskanen. FSCN is an international leader in the field of fiber technology. Some sixty researchers are associated with the Center. Among other things, research deals with developing more efficient production processes for mechanical pulp and paper. Integration of electronic functionality in products based on paper or cardboard is also an example of research at FSCN.
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U.S. Air Force Capt. Kenneth Corigliano, 56th Intelligence Squadron, rides his bike through Clovis, N.M., March 20, 2012. Corigliano was selected as the Air Commando of the month for April, highlighting physical fitness, one of Air Force Special Operations Command's 13 Critical Attributes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jette Carr)
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U.S. Air Force Capt. Kenneth Corigliano, 56th Intelligence Squadron, practices sprints near a park in Clovis, N.M., March 20, 2012. Corigliano was selected as the Air Commando of the month for April, highlighting physical fitness, one of Air Force Special Operations Command's 13 Critical Attributes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jette Carr)
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U.S. Air Force Capt. Kenneth Corigliano, 56th Intelligence Squadron, dives into a pool before getting in an intense swim session at a local aquatic center in Clovis, N.M., March 20, 2012. Corigliano was selected as the Air Commando of the month for April, highlighting physical fitness, one of Air Force Special Operations Command's 13 Critical Attributes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jette Carr)
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Each month a new Airman will be highlighted as Air Commando of the Month. This title will be given by Cannon's Command Chief Master Sgt. to an Airman he feels embodies one of
Air Force Special Operations Command's 13 Critical Attributes
. These 13 attributes were highlighted by AFSOC leadership as distinguishing traits demonstrated by the top achieving Airmen in the Air Commando family. The qualities listed are adaptability, family strength, integrity, intelligence, judgment, leadership, maturity, perseverance, physical fitness, self-discipline, selflessness, self motivation and skill. The attribute highlighted this month is: physical fitness.
In April 2011, an Air Commando from Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., was hit by a car. Capt. Ken Corigliano, 56th Intelligence Squadron, was training for a triathlon at the time of the incident. He was on a bike ride with his uncle when a distracted motorist cut into the designated bike lane and struck him.
"I hit the fender, and I went straight into the windshield and collapsed the roof," said Corigliano. "Then she [the driver] slammed on the brakes. I flew off into the gravel."
He was taken away to the hospital by ambulance. The state trooper who arrived on scene did not see him leave. However, when she saw the wrecked car involved in the accident, the policewoman made an assumption - the cyclist hit must be dead. She went to look for him in the morgue.
Corigliano knows just how lucky he was to survive. He believes he lived because of his dedication to physical fitness. Though recovering from a traumatic brain injury and shards of glass embedded in his back, he walked out of the hospital that night and was able to leave for a deployment two weeks later.
Chief Master Sgt. Matthew Caruso, 27th Special Operations Wing command chief, chose to highlight Corigliano's accomplishments because he believes that physical fitness needs to be a top priority.
Not always fit to fight, he had been deployed to Afghanistan at the beginning of the War on Terror when his base was attacked. Struggling to run in body armor, he realized that weight training was not enough. The experience changed the way he looked at physical fitness.
Though he hated running, Corigliano joined a local cross country team. "That's where it all started," said Corigliano. "My coach was a two-time Olympic developmental coach of the year for triathlons."
His coach encouraged him to get involved in triathlons; at 31-years-old, Corigliano runs, bikes and swims for the Air Force team. He teaches a local high school swim team, started the Clovis triathlon team and holds the Cannon record for the fastest runtime - 8 minutes 4 seconds - during an official physical training test.
Capt. Corigliano is a very special officer," said Caruso. "He is exceptionally fit - In fact so much so that he has 100 percent on the last six years of PT evaluations in his record. But more so he's a great Air Commando and a great wingman."
Corigliano is devoted to staying physically fit, he said, but so are many Airmen at Cannon. According to his leadership, what truly sets him apart is that he not only takes care of his personal fitness, he also helps others reach their fitness goals. Corigliano willingly helps anyone who asks.
Corigliano said he has been fortunate to have been trained by some of the world's best coaches. In 2008, he went to the Beijing Olympics as a military liaison where he sought out athletes to gain more knowledge. He researches fitness and sends out occasional newsletters to his squadron explaining the correct way to be physically fit through good nutrition, exercise technique and getting enough rest.
"We're at a higher elevation and fitness can be difficult for new Airmen arriving at Cannon," said Lt. Col. James Chappelear, 56 IS commander. "It takes work to acclimate to this type of environment."
"Corigliano has done an outstanding job of getting his flight to that level of fitness," he said. "The trends are continuously going up because of his initiative and the work he puts into the program. Since he's come on board, every member of his flight has scored 90 percent or higher on their PT test. That is a significant achievement."
"You can't do exceptionally well at your job, live up to the core values of our Air Force and do what our nation asks without being in top physical shape," he said.
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Ken is an outstanding guy and was in my Air and Space Basic Course class at Maxwell AFB when we were both Second Lieutenants. He helped me with my triathlon training and showed me how to push my limits, so much so that he gave me the motivation to train for an Ironman Triathlon -- a 140.6 mile competition I completed in 2010 as well as to be a part of the Air Force Cycling Team in 2008. The team rode across Iowa a 517 mile journey in less than a week. Thanks Ken, keep pushing!
Tyler Duncan, Hurlburt Field FL
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Amarillo, Texas - Another case of West Nile is reported in our area, this one in Carson County.
The Texas Department of Health says a human case of West Nile neuroinvasive disease was reported this week. The neuroinvasive disease is a more serious form than West Nile Fever.Moore, Randall, and Deaf Smith counties have all reported cases of neuroinvasive disease so far in 2012.


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NASHVILLE (AP) - A jury will hear closing arguments the trial of a Clarksville mother accused of berating Transportation Security Administration officers trying to pat down her teenage daughter at the Nashville airport
Andrea Abbott is charged with disorderly conduct in the July 2011 confrontation.
Transportation Security Officer Karen King testified on Monday that before the pat-down, Abbott yelled in her face that she didn't want anyone "touching her daughter's crotch."
Abbott eventually allowed her then-14-year-old daughter to undergo the pat-down, but then she refused a pat-down for herself and was arrested.
Abbott acknowledged on Monday that she did say a few curse words but said she wasn't in anyone's face and had a "normal conversation" about why she believed the pat-down to be inappropriate.
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Yes, how often we have heard these expressions. How often have we pondered just what is the will of God. How earnestly have we tried to express His will in all we think and do.
And, it is vital to remember and believe in "Thy will, not mine, be done".
Of late, I have been wondering if God really has a "will" at all.
Heresy? No, this emerging knowledge is not a negation of following His will. It is more a reflection upon the nature of will itself.
My dictionary says (in part):
will 1 ( wąl) n. 1. a. The mental faculty by which one deliberately chooses or decides upon a course of action; volition. b. The act of exercising the will. 3. A desire, purpose, or determination, especially of one in authority: It is the sovereign's will that the prisoner be spared. 4. Deliberate intention or wish: Let it be known that I took this course of action against my will. 5. Free discretion; inclination or pleasure: wandered about, guided only by will.
v. tr. 1. To decide on; choose. 2. To yearn for; desire: " She makes you will your own destruction " George Bernard Shaw . 3. To decree, dictate, or order. 4. To resolve with a forceful will; determine. 5. To induce or try to induce by sheer force of will: We willed the sun to come out.
v. intr. 1. To exercise the will. 2. To make a choice; choose.
I rankle at the concept of a bearded ancient one (more bearded and more ancient by far than myself, though) erect on his throne with quill in hand noting sins and dispensing favors in his great book. If this is what God is really like, I suppose I shall just have to accept Him as He is, but truly I pray that God is what He really is rather than some kind of super-king in a court full of functionaries and toadies.
I am coming to know that God has a WAY rather than a will. His way is nature rather than thought. Perhaps He doesnt even think. Maybe He just IS.
I once read a book called the Kybalion, which contains the seven Hermetic principles of the universe. Principle One is Mentalism, that everything is Spirit, which is unknowable and indefinable, but which may be thought of as an universal, infinite, living mind. In other words, God is all, and all in One. The second principle is Correspondence, "As above, so below; as below, so above." There is a correspondence between the laws and phenomena of the various planes of Being and Life. We are enabled to understand the unknown from true understanding of the known.
I look for the moment upon the human body. It is composed, according to Edgar Cayce, of 70 trillion cells. Each of these contains all the instructions for all of the cells, and the average life of a cell (as offered by my neighbor surgeon) is 35 days. This means that more than a million cells of my body are dying each second, and they are being replaced by newly generated cells. What is the nature of the "will" that causes all of this marvelous carnage and birth? Is each cell tried in the court of utility, and found wanting, condemned to be removed by the macrophages? Or, is the body simply carrying out its nature without the need for thinking about it. Isnt it marvelous that my body does all this work without my "management" so I can contemplate the marvels of the universe and choose between broccoli and cauliflower for supper.
Now, in which model of correspondence does one escalate to God? Is He a higher form of the functioning of the awesome nature of the human body, or is he just an improved form of this circus I call a mind?
Oh yes, I have "will", but I dont even know what is going on in my own body. Nobody asked me to choose the cells to be replaced. Nobody even told me it was happening. I can see it now, the tired cells appear before me on bended knee pleading for another week of life and hard work. Maybe I will grant the wishes of those that say the nicest things to me? Is this the model of the will of God? Who would want such a god?
I think the consciousness of God is totally beyond any conception I might have. I would be an arrogant fool to think that God "thinks" in the sense that humans think. God does not "will", God IS. And, from whence did God get His Isness? Who cares? That is His nature. Besides, is it my business to examine the origins or authenticity of God? "I am that I am", He said.
And, what fallacy to try to change God. If I pray for God to change His ways, to abrogate His laws, to match my earnest desires, I am wasting my breath. The message is never received.
Rather than spending my energy upon psyching God out or shaping Him up, I am better advised to attune myself to His nature. First I seek harmony (being in the same key), then resonance, the empowerment of my thoughts and actions with His nature. Yes, I am finding serenity singing in the celestial chorus.


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Videojournalist: Angela Fowler
Danville, VA- April is Autism Awareness Month and Averett University is celebrating by shining a spotlight each night.
The Danville campuses Main Hall will be lit up in blue to help raise awareness on the subject that is a growing health concern.
According to national statistics, one in 88 children are affected by Autism, but in our region that number is even higher at roughly one in 70.
Averett wants and to be a leader in Autism education.
"In today's classrooms nearly every teacher has children with Autism in their classrooms, but nearly every one of them will tell you that they have had very few opportunities to learn how to best work with children with Autism" said Tiffany Franks, president of Averett University
Averett encourages parents and support groups to meet this month at the Carrington Autism Awareness Center for a series of events and discussions.


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LIAM DEL CARME (Sunday Times)
New Zealand v South Africa
The All Blacks still have no Dan Carter and Aaron Cruden looked a little rusty against the Pumas.
The All Blacks were hamstrung by the appalling conditions in Wellington but under the protective cover of the roof of the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin they should pose a greater threat in attack.
The Springboks were better last week than they were in Mendoza and they would have picked up a few pointers from the Pumas' tactical approach against the All Blacks. The Springboks will be without Eben Etzebeth but the injury concerns over Bryan Habana and Jannie du Plessis are likely to subside. Still, on a quick dry surface the All Blacks should be overwhelming favourites.
Australia v Argentina
Many expect the Wallabies to come to grief in this clash. The loss of Will Genia would only have reinforced that view. Genia's injury which is set to sideline him for the next six to eight months is huge blow for the Wallabies. He dictates the pulse of the side and without him the Wallabies are unlikely to have the same fluidity and urgency to their game. His loss is accentuated by the fact that Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper is still some distance from his decisive best. The Pumas would have drawn confidence from their defeat to the All Blacks. Their forwards rumbled and their defence according to All Blacks coach Steve Hansen as among the best in the world. If they don't fade in the final quarter like they did in Wellington they could deliver a shock.
Griquas v Blue Bulls
Griquas are in the throes of an inspirational run of form. The Lions and the Sharks have found the steep upward curve of their performance too hard to handle in recent weeks, while the Bulls' slump in the same period has seen them drop to second last on the points table. The Bulls' defence has been porous of late and on a surface that only encourages a quick tempo-ed game they may be in trouble. This year's competition has however been wildly unpredictable.
Cheetahs v Lions
The force of the Lions' scrum did much to unsettle the Cheetahs in their clash earlier this season. It didn't necessarily win the Lions the game but it gave them a foothold from which they richly benefited. The Cheetahs have however improved in that department and will be more competitive at home. The Lions do however look a more dangerous side now that some of their injured players are re-incorporated into the squad.
Sharks v Western Province
Western Province seemed to have put their slow start to the competition behind them. They were second last not so long ago but they have momentum with them in the last few weeks. The Sharks have blown hot and cold but their defeat to Griquas would have stung them. They will be a much improved side this weekend. They will also draw from their victory over Western Province on the opening weekend of the competition earlier this year.


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text: When you look at the majority of the mock drafts, Alabama ILB Rolando McClain is slated to be picked long before the Cardinals choose at #26. However, while it was apparently widely-known amongst the front offices in the NFL, it is just now being reported that he has suffered from Crohn's Disease since he was in the ninth grade. If this is a condition you've never heard about, it's a chronic inflammation of the lower intestine that typically requires daily medication. Jacksonville Jaguar QB David Garrard suffers from the same condition. If McClain slips in the draft because of it, would you see this as a steal or would you be more inclined to avoid him as well?


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The Royals pitching has been awful the entire year - with J. Sanchez and half of Luke's starts getting the most attention.
However, some interesting stats suggest things may not have been as bad as we are used to.
Since 1994 (19 season) Team Pitching Stats:
4.29 ERA is best
7.28 K/9 is best
2.19 K/BB is best
3.32 BB/9 5th best.
1.03 HR/9 5th best.
.265 BAvg 5th best
1.40 WHIP 4th best
Several thoughts:
-good bullpen (starter's ERA was 10th best of the 19 seasons)
-Eiland not McClure
-Royals haven't been good since 1994.
-bullpen has been trending better each year, no noticeable trends with starters.