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April 3, 2009
Iowa Court Approves Gay Marriage, Vermont Passes Same-Sex Bill
The Iowa Supreme Court unanimously decided today that a law declaring marriage to be between a man and a woman is unconstitutional, making its state the first in the Midwest to approve same-sex marriage.
The rest of this article was posted to CT's main site.
I know that social and religious conservatives are going to be up in arms over this, and they'll be ratcheting up their demands for anti-Gay "marriage amendments" at the state and federal levels.
And yet I can promise them with 100% certainty that it will not affect their lives, marriages, churches, or children ONE BIT. They will never have to worry about being denied a job because of THEIR sexual orientation. Their chuches will never be forced to marry Gay couples, any more than they are forced to marry non-Christian couples.
Perhaps the best thing for everyone to do when it comes to dealing with Gay individuals and couples is simply to obey The Golden Rule: Treat them as you yourself would wish to be treated.
Anyone who believes Chuck Anziulewicz' assurances, posted here nearby, is a fool. Remember when homosexuals began demanding the right to civil unions? Some of us said, but if they get this, they will next want marriage. The homosexuals said, of course not, we don't want marriage. What bosh! You are just hate-mongers. Expect the same here and over and over again elsewhere. The attacks on the traditional understanding of marriage and morality will continue without end, unless a clear line is drawn against this nonsense.
Actually, marriage has always been on the minds of gay couples. Civil unions were just a compromise. Few gay people were okay with falling short of full equality.
But I promise you, everything will be okay. The sky has not fallen here in MA or in CT, or in CA (where despite a gay marriage ban still has married gay couples from when it gay marriage was legal there). Straight people are still getting married and in fact, MA still has one of the lowest divorce rates in the country. The world will continue to turn. It'll be okay.
What "traditional understanding of marriage?" Traditionally, it's usually been about transferring a property from one owner, the father of the blushing bride (who was certified 100% pure and often barely through puberty), to her new owner, the groom. Sometimes he did the negotiations himself, and sometimes his father did the arrangements. In other words, traditional marriage was a contract negotiation between men anyway.
Love was a nice thing for a marriage, but not considered to be a necessity. They also thought that the womb formed the sexes, that a womb that only "formed" females was defective, and nobody had ever heard of the mammalian egg until the early 19th Century. Only men created life with their "seed," a women's lot was to served their creators.
Some people want to make that traditional marital arrangement even more efficient...lol.
Now, love is the primary reason for a marriage, not the perpetuation of family dynasties, except in the Bush family...
One only has to look at the various nations across the globe Belgium,Canada,Netherkands,Norway,Sweden, Spain, South Africa, UK, Germany, France, Finland, Switzerland, Denmark, New Zealand,Greenland, Uruaguay, Iceland and many others. To see that the family has not been hindered nor destroyed and that same sex couples are a viable asset to society.
This is indeed good news for it reveals that true equality is being formed in the heartland. As a Chrisitan gay man I applaud the courts bold decision to say that we can not discriminate. And it is shattering the lies that gay men are only about sex and that we are out to destroy the family.
What happen in Iowa is outrageous. Those people who support Gay Marriage are not just wanting to have the right to marry. The next thing that will happen is Gay couples will sue churches that do not accept Gay Marriage. They will do this to force these churches into submission or face economic ruin. I am one person who will stand up for our 1st admendment rights. The 14th admendment has nothing to do with Gay Marriage that was not the orginal intent of it. Religous Freedom has been the foundation of our nation. People came to this country to be able to practice there faith without goverment telling them what there Faith and Pratice should be. I am one person who will stand against those who want shove Gay Marriage done on us. Like Luther at the Diet of Worms (HERE I STAND).
Mark, that is silly. I can't imagine any gay couple wanting to put the energy into suing a church because they are blocked from getting married there.
I'm gay, a lover of God, and just moved to Iowa. I'm very moved about this ruling.
Mark, you sound a bit unhinged. This ruling -- like all other legal issues regarding marriage -- has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with state law. What religions choose to do is irrelevant to the law; the law is the only thing that matters. And the courts, one after another, are realizing that gay and lesbian Americans are fully deserving of the same rights as heterosexual Americans.
In California, civil unions convey the same rights and privileges as marriages. The only "right" that is denied in the absence of same-sex marriage is the moral and religious weight of the word "marriage."
No one can realistically say that the definition of marriage has no religious significance. Marriage is, at present, inextricably linked as a religious and legal idea. The only way to really separate them is for the state to stop recognizing marriage (which is, after all, a sacrament) altogether; otherwise we're just kidding ourselves about keeping law and religion separate.
I can't believe how many ignorant liberal there are posting on this website. Do all of you people claim to be Christians? Being an Iowan, I just have three word to say to the liberal lying scum on the Iowa supreme court. This is war.
The focus of Jesus was always on what HIS followers were doing to others - the Golden Rule and his clear teachings about "what you do to the least of these..."
Modern day Christians, on the other hand. always seem to focus on what others are do to them - they seem to live in a constant state of fear, a seige mentality with sharp lines of "us" and "them," and those outside the circle are always presenting some terrible threat.
It is so interesting to note how un Christ like Some Christians are when things do not go the way they think they should. Calling people scum and saying this means war which Dan did just reveals how far his true belief is from the Sciptures. As well Mark in his anger will fight like Luther. Mark and Dan God is so much bigger fight the battles that He says and not imagined fear based thoughts steeped in anger. Remeember it is the kindness of God that leads us to repentance.
I hope that we can seperate church and state and just have the states give civil union lisensces for all. Then if one chooses to marry in a church then that is what they should do. Then each church due to their beliefs marry whom they choose. Thanks Iowa for paving the way.
Re: JC. About anger, Jesus used words like 'vipers' and 'whitewashed tombs' against his enemies; sounds like Jesus got angry too. Jesus never said anger is bad; that's Star Wars, not the Scriptures. The Scriptures say we should be angry at sin and its effects, like exploiting orphans - read the prophets.
And if you think the state shouldn't issue marriage licenses, how can you be happy Iowa is expanding state-issued marriages?
The problem with civil unions is that it establishes a 'separate but equal' class of people...and we know how that worked out in the past.
There is little reason to trust conservative evangelicals not to recapitulate the past...the oppressive, exploitative, segregationist past they had made in their Bible Belt...not that they were alone in that, of course. But with their hegemony in certain areas, they certainly are responsible in those areas...and they've never taken responsibility in any meaningful way that I've seen.
And why do conservative evangelicals think they "own" the definition of marriage? Especially when their claims that it was always been as they say are obviously blinkered, greedy and self serving, to put it politely.
My religion would happily marry Gay couples. Our Bible does not say what conservative evangelicals say it says...we try to read the Bible through Golden Rule lenses. We think that conservative evangelical "literal interpretation of the Bible" is pernicious nonsense...of which had its origins in the pro-slavery movement (with slight adaptions for Jim Crow) make it more than slightly suspect.
I know, there were proslavery apologists from every denomination, and no doubt a few Jewish ones as well...and most every Protestant denomination split over slavery. But, the largest, and the denomination of CT's founder, the Southern Baptist Convention, never reconciled back into the mainstream, anti-slavery Baptist movements after the Civil War.
There is little reason to think the famously trumpeted SBC apology about slavery was all that sincere, as it was justified on soon to be rejected Bible reading philosophies. Being tired and cranky... the SBC's anti-Gay activism is screaming from the rooftops proof that it's apologies for slavery and racism were cynical and manipulative. As is CT's pretense that it was always against racism...when you only have to read the old issues to know that it had little idea, or much thought, at best, about what being against racism meant.
CT, was always officially against racism, but in a very condescendingly racist way. It never met a living Civil Rights Movement leader that it liked. It especially didn't like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., even getting FBI Director Hoover to attack King in the magazine. There is that infamously ungracious obituary, and that notoriously buried announcement of King's Nobel Prize that you'll likely not find without a good index. I've read most every issue of CT ever published. It's usually been puffed up, fake humbleness, deeply pathetic, but in an interesting way.
As Malcolm X pointed out, "racism is like a Cadillac, there is a new model every year"...and this year's God's glorious, supernatural, born-again, race model is the 2008 Homosexual. At least Black people are getting a bit of a break from white evangelicals...especially the bigoted Black people. (I remember Kenneth Copeland going on ecstatically about the supernatural, born again race...then later seeing him explain to two Black men that he didn't really mean it 'like that.' His ecstatic praise of God's race may not have been classic, All American racism, but it was certainly a less than tacit call for God's supernatural, born again race privilege and hegemony.)
And another saying, this from a Christian, a Quaker, the famous, and famously Gay, LIFE magazine cover strategist of the Civil Rights movement, Bayard Rustin..."Racism isn't just about black and white."
Nobody I know cares if people are Gay. 'Gay' is just mildly interesting, and sometimes mildly awkward, like being left handed.
Conservative evangelicals want to control my religion by legally forcing us to go against our reading of the Bible on marriage, so that their despicable 'hate your Gay neighbor' "literal interpretation" readings prevail against sixty years of sociological research (of which I have a degree), real intellectual integrity sociological and psychological associations, and last but not least, Golden Rule morality and theology.
Sorry, but this ruling has nothing to do with churches. This ruling is about the law. The state (not religions) is what defines legal marriage and the state is governed by the constitution. The constitution says all Iowans are to be treated equally -- and that is exactly the principle that the court upheld.
It doesn't get any simpler than that.
As for those who are wailing about their churches: this ruling has no bearing on churches because churches have nothing to do with legal marriage. Churches are free to continue with whatever rituals and sacraments and spectacles they choose -- none of it has any legal significance so it's of no interest to the state or the courts.
Re: Gregory Peterson. "Nobody I know cares if people are Gay."
That's the kind of segregation that breeds the worst street fighting of culture wars: people surround themselves with like-minded people and lash out against faceless 'monsters' on the other side of the divide. Get friends who do care if people are gay and you'll start to see them as people, too.
For the record, a literal reading of the Bible does teach one to regard homosex as sin, but it does not teach one to hate gays. If you want to see how a literal Bible reading informs one's life, see John Perkins, who has fought against racial injustice his whole life, being a victim of it. The Bible, obeyed, leads to love and reconciliation! The problem is not literalism, but the felt need to always fight the 'other' rather than face my own sin. And we all fall into that trap one time or another, though Jesus warns against it; so we all need to repent and forgive and reconcile. And a few Evangelicals have figured this out, too - Don Miller, for one.
And as for 'separate but equal' civil unions, well, in the state of California they are equal under law. How are they not equal? Voting rights? Economic benefits? It is only the moral and religious associations with marriage that change. And that has absolutely nothing to do with the Jim Crow South - nothing.
To say that same-sex marriage will not impact all of us, is simply not true. Here are some FACTS to prove it. I am a christian father in Massachusetts. Once same-sex marriage became legal here, it directly impacted the public schools. Before same-sex marriage, as a christian dad, I had the right to know what and when my children were being taught about homosexuality and same-sex relationships. I could require notification from my children's teacher and if necessary, opt my children out of teaching I did not find acceptable. However, now the courts had taken away this right. With same-sex marriage now legalized, the courts have also determined that parents do not have the right anymore to know beforehand what is being taught to their children in the public schools regarding homosexuality or same-sex relationships. The schools now can teach material that is contrary to the parents wishes, without any prior notification to mom or dad. This is all the direct result of legalized same-sex marriage. I wish moms and dads in the rest of the country would wake up to this fact before it is too late!!!
What, outside of basic sex education class which a young person should have anyway, could a school teach about "homosexuality?" That Gays are actually human beings, who live and love, not always wisely like everyone else? That Gay people are not evil bogymen...likely no more evil and no less evil minded than anyone else, but instead, are one's friends, neighbors or relatives or even oneself?
Most kids aren't Gay, or at least, don't think they're Gay while a teenager but could discover something interesting about themselves later. Some kids know early, if not from their earliest memories that they march to the beat of a different drummer.
Some kids are busy and distracted and don't think all that much about "it," but simply vaguely think that they're just not into girls like their friends...but then one day, that guy is somehow special. "Oh, how about that, I'm not into girls because I'm Gay. Live and learn. Now I know how to be happy with someone."
Most kids likely will become happily, adequately, or unhappily heterosexual adults, at least for most of the time. Gay-straight isn't a switch, that one is one thing or the other, but a continuum of sexual attractions and orientations. We're a social species, all males have a female "X" chromosome after all, and that's just to be expected.
As young people, they don't need to pick a side...yet. Those in the middle of the sexual continuum can be Gay one day, and straight the next if they wish, but as for a companion in life, they'll have to make a decision that may be difficult to keep down the road.
But, while most kids won't identify as "Gay," most kids will know someone Gay, at least someday. After all, five to ten percent of the population is likely mostly same-sex relationship oriented, and if not Gay identifying, nevertheless sometimes MSM anyway. (MSM, men who have sex with men. Think Ted Haggard.).
It would be nice, if not a good public service, if my kids could give accurate advice and good council to their Gay friends and acquaintances, right? And vice versa, of course.
Love and relationships can cloud the best of minds and obscure good intentions, after all, Gay or not. We all could sometimes need some good advice and council, not dubiously moral exhortations, such as that nasty, deeply unprincipled and blatantly immoral "ex-gay" stuff.
People can change, we're a flexible species, but individuals are usually not as flexible as the species as a whole over time. I can't just become taller because I want to, at least without radical medical intervention that would be very ill advised for someone of average height. People in general, however, can become taller, on average, over several generations with certain environmental conditions last long enough...and smaller if that environment changes long enough.
There is principled change for sound reasons, like becoming an ex-thief, and then there is unprincipled change, like demanding that all Gay people should become ex-gays. Gay people can, have, do and will make enormous contributions to society, or more likely...everyday average people contributions to society...but less likely to do so if oppressed and constantly anomic bombed by greedy, superior feeling, self righteous, gender-xenophobic, small minded, hysterical, ignorant and/or ill minded people.
Schools and parents and everyone, for that matter, need to teach young people not only what they personally need to know about love and relationships, straight or Gay, but what their friends, Gay or not, also need to know. What are you teaching your children about their friends, neighbors and maybe, themselves?
We're a very flexible, as a whole, very sociable, very intelligent species. Social species are not all about maximum reproduction by every individual, but the individual within a group, together raising of enough healthy young pups for another day under the Sun.
Not only about raising the young, but also to preserve a diverse enough adult population for the young to grow up properly socialized and to have adequate genetic diversity.
Gay men might be less likely to reproduce, but they can, do and will...just not always Gay children. As with everyone else, at this time anyway, it's pretty much the luck of the draw.
Even when we don't pass on our genes to another generation, and many individuals in many a social species seldom even get the chance to have much sex, us humans pass on our memes, our accomplishments, our knowledge, wisdom, experiences, the best of us, to another generation...and the worse of us as well, when we don't radically practice the Golden Rule as best we can.
Public schools shouldn't really be teaching "homosexuality" anyway, except maybe as social history, as that's an obsolete theory mostly misused today by people who are downright bigoted at worse, or not keeping current with the sciences and the Gay community at best.
Thanks for the post Sarah. Leave it to Vermont and Iowa to be the most progressive states in the nation, shame on us here in California for passing Prop 9. Whether you call it Gay Marriage or Civil Union, the basic premise is that every person should have equal rights. It's good to see that some states are progressing, I made a list on my site of the states I think will legalize Gay Marriage first: http://www.toptentopten.com/topten/first+states+that+will+legalize+gay+marriage
This is no big deal and has nothing to do with Christianity.
To their dismay, a bunch of people are going to realize that they're not married because they chose to go to the court house.
Everyone can get married. Everyone can have a civil union. Everyone can do both.
What problem has any lesbian or gay person caused you directly? Do you have any concept of the numbers of straight people (men and women, "husbands and wives") who are living the lie?
Every gay knows how to stay away from you and, quite frankly, you out number us.


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Re: Forum post error
3 July 2008 at 3:56pm Last edited: 3 July 2008 3:57pm
. Still, this is a bug in the current public release! And there's more, the forums homepage of a new forum I created shows HTML code
The current forum stable release is over 6 months old. The core software API has been undergoing a vast amount of changes from 2.2 to 2.2.2 for the better but we havent had time to produce stable versions of each module.
And there's more, the forums homepage of a new forum I created shows HTML code.
I suggest you lodge this as an issue on open.silverstripe.com and place it against the Forum Module. I have made a few updates to the forum module recently for californiawomen.org which is running 2.2.2 for sapphire etc but is on its custom branch for the forum. I will try and merge my changes from it back onto the main forum code base and test/release a new update for it over the next couple of weeks hopefully, and with a much bigger release coming quite soon
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Re: Forum post error
8 July 2008 at 3:11am
I tried installing the public one and got the same error so I searched here and found this thread.
I installed the daily build however this does not seem to work, I can do pretty much everything except read a post... After I post in FF I get sent to a blank page (url = ****/general-discussion/flat/9?showPost=9), after I post in IE I get sent to a page that doesn't exist (e.g. HTTP 500 error) (url = ****/general-discussion/?executeForm=ReplyForm), and if I try to go the normal route and browse the forums and click on a thread, well I get a non existent page (e.g. HTTP 500 error) (same url as other IE url )
Re: Forum post error
8 July 2008 at 9:02am
This point has been raised on another thread, dont knw what causes this to happen but seems to be a reoccuring issue so you might like to raise this as a ticket on open.silverstripe.com so this is on our radar
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Re: Forum post error
4 August 2008 at 9:20am
I'm getting this error too, is there any way we can push this up the priority list, this is supposedly going live on a clients site in a few days and I'm lost for what to do. Unfortunate that this is ready for download without some kind of warning that it doesn't work on 2.2.2.
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Try out the trunk version - http://dailybuilds.silverstripe.com/modules-tarballs/ scroll down to forum and get the latest. I recently spent some time on this so I believe it is fairly stable to use with 2.2.2
We are planning on releasing forum 0.2 at the end of August. You can see the outstanding list of tickets we plan on including here - http://open.silverstripe.com/query?status=assigned&status=new&status=reopened&component=Modules+-+forum&order=priority&col=id&col=summary&col=status&col=type&col=priority&col=milestone
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After using this tablet for a few days, I can already say that it is the best value that you will ever get in a tablet, by far. It is the most polished android device I've ever used and it's speed/quality are up there with the iPad, which is also more than double the price.
The Nexus 7 just spells out premium. The lack of physical on-screen buttons makes the face of the tablet look absolutely stunning. The silver aluminum border around the device give it a very sturdy feel from the edges and it also looks very nice. My favorite part about the design though is the back. They somehow managed to make plastic feel like a solid leather texture which feels very comfortable in the hand and looks great.
The Nexus 7 display is up there with the new iPad. It is bright, colors look wonderful, images and text are super crisp, viewing angles are wide and the size is just perfect. You can use this thing in almost any position without feeling awkward about it. It's just a great display.
I thanks Google/Asus for not including a back camera, as it would make me look like an idiot... The front-facing camera is actually pretty good when in decent lighting conditions and downloading a camera launcher from the play store will make it useful
This tablet is fast. For $200, it's amazingly fast. Jelly bean took away the one issue I had with android which was a bit of lag at odd times. Now, everything from browsing, gaming, videos and simply swapping between screens feels very smooth and fast. This is the fastest android tablet ever made in my opinion and it can easily beat or be compared to all $500 tablets, including the iPad.
I love Jelly Bean. I looks great, feels great and tastes pretty good too. Touch responsiveness is better than ever, speed is nearly unmatched and it is very usable for anyone, ANYONE. The new features are very well polished, including notifications, Google Voice(awesome!), project butter, Google Now, etc. It is the best version of Android, ever. I just wished OEMs would keep it the way it is...
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Rashad Evans was set to face Maurico "Shogun" Rua at UFC 128 but a recent injury suffered while training has literally turned Evan's world on its side. Where before he was set to fight for the title, he not only had to step aside but now it appears there is no clear path for him to travel.
Amidst talk of a possible divisional change should Evans' teammate Jon Jones beat Rua later this month, I recently sat down with the former light heavyweight champion and in Part one of his Bloody Elbow Exclusive interview Evans shed light on the purposed rematch with Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and talked about the situation surrounding UFC 128.
"The thing is this," Evans began. "Say for instance I would have taken a fight then I would have gotten injured training for a fight that wasn't a title bout. Everybody would have said I was stupid for not waiting. I got hurt in a freak accident while I was training for the title bout so it's just something that happened. It probably couldn't have happened another one in a million times but it happened to me and with no time to spare. I've been getting a lot criticism and people want to knock you when you're down. People like to tell what you have should've and shouldn't have done. Or they will say that I wasted the most valuable years of my fighting career because I didn't take a fight in the interim. Let me set a few things straight...first and foremost I was not afraid to fight. I would have fought but I wanted it to be for something. Dana White and the UFC didn't want to do an interim belt so therefore I waited. What was my guarantee and what would I really have been fighting for? I can tell you what I do fight for and that's to be the champion and what would a win against somebody else have gotten me when I had already earned the number one contender spot?"
Evans continued, "When you are in this business you have to understand that two of the biggest parts are navigating your career and taking fights that will allow you to get to the places you want to reach in this game. Every guy on the UFC roster is a tough guy. Everybody who steps into the octagon is a tough guy. But what separates tough guys into different levels? It comes down to how smart you are and the choices that you make. It's about where you choose to set up at. It's a fraction or a hair of a difference between some of the guys who are at the top and the ones who are left wanting to be at the top. There is not much of a difference and sometimes it just comes down to the decisions and choices that you make and sometimes you have to make choices that are not the most popular. Sometimes you have to be willing to take the fighting out of the entire situation and analyze things from a business perspective."
"I'm aiming for that top spot and if the UFC didn't want to make it worth something then I decided to wait because that is what I'm fighting for," Evans stated. "If they would have given me a fight while Shogun was hurt and put an interim on the line then I would have taken it because winning that interim still guarantees me a fight when he gets healthy. But that's not something they decided to do so I waited. Then you have people saying I was scared to fight....man I'm a fighter, that's what I do. There is something that takes over when I get in there and to be honest I'm not even sure what it is but once I step in the octagon there is no such thing as fear once I get in there and start fighting. Plus I don't think there is anybody out there that can whoop me so what am I afraid of? I've fought some of the best guys in my time and era. I train with the best guys in my time and era so there is nothing that anyone is going to do inside of that cage that I have not seen before. There are no magic powers that anyone possesses that I have not experienced already. I roll with the best grapplers in the world. I've rolled with Roger Gracie and the Gracie family. I train with Georges St. Pierre. I train with Nate Marquardt, Keith Jardine, and some of the best fighters in my era so there isn't anything that I am afraid of."
The injury that forced Evans to step aside and allow close friend and teammate Jon Jones has created a unique dilemma for the former champion. Should Jones defeat Rua, Evans would be put in a situation to face Jones...an option he has already publically refused. Then again there is there is the alternative where Rua defeats Jones but even if that does turn out to be the case, Evans is already several steps ahead determining his course of action.
"I think I'm next in line but here is the reality of the situation," Evans explained. "I've put myself in a place where when I do fight again I will have been out a little over a year. So now the question is do I go in there and fight for the title because that was where I was at before I got hurt or do I take at least one non-title fight to make sure that I'm sharp and on point when I get my title shot? That's the situation I'm in. Before I got hurt I was the number one contender and ready to go but now I'll be out over a year and if that's something that I need to prove again I will. Because there is no sense in saying you are the number one contender when you really aren't at that level at the time. I would rather take a fight to get back and make sure I'm sharp. It's all about being the best and going out there and proving you are the best. I don't have a problem with that. I like to test myself. I never want to go out there and try to fool myself into believing something that I'm really not. If I'm not the best then I'm not the best and I want to know that."
As stated above, Evans has been quick to extinguish any possible talk of a bout with Jones should he find success against Rua at UFC 128. Shortly after the official announcement was made Evans answered the instant curiosity of the MMA media by saying he would consider a possible drop down to middleweight or a step up into the land of behemoths that is the UFC heavyweight division.
"Honestly I'll have to see how it all plays out," Evans replied when asked about a possible divisional change. "I did make that comment and I it was something that I have been thinking about but I don't really know to be honest because I've never been the biggest light heavyweight. I'm kind of on the smaller end of things. I'm 5'11 and I walk around at 225 lb. so I'm not really that big. If I go to 185 lb. I probably wouldn't still be all that big and it would be difficult to make the weight and if I jumped up to heavyweight then I would be a munchkin. It would be fun to do because any fights taken in those divisions I could go into without any care and they would just be fun fights to do but at the same time I feel that light heavyweight is my home. I've been in this division and beat people that I wasn't expected to beat. I'm here because I'm scrappy as hell and resilient by nature but I did it all at light heavyweight. I feel that this is my home. I don't want to switch weight classes and lose my mojo. With all due respect I don't want to be like Brandon Vera. Like I said with all due respect and it's nothing against Brandon Vera but I don't want to lose that mojo."
With the title fight cancelled talk arose of a potential rematch between former champions as Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's bout with Thiago Silva also hit the skids. The fight seemed close to being finalized but then the UFC suddenly announced that Rampage would be facing TUF alum Matt Hamill and this once again left Evans on the outside looking in.
"My manager talked to the UFC about it and the fight seemed as if it was close to happening but everybody at the UFC did not agree with us fighting again," Evans replied when asked about the rematch with Rampage. "They didn't agree with it and didn't want to do it so it didn't happen. They thought Matt Hamill deserved it and thought he needed to get a chance so they decided to put him in there but you know I don't fault the UFC. They have a business and they know what they need to do and it's just the nature of the beast."
Evans continued, "In another aspect I looked at it before the injury and with Shogun coming back we would both have a little bit of ring rust but now I'm looking at a situation where whatever opponent I'm going to face most likely will be coming off a fight in the last few months or so. One thing about being a fighter is that you never forget how to fight. I'm not going to go in there and forget what it is I'm supposed to do. I'm training with guys that are still actively fighting and are actively competing all of the time so it's not like I'm going to be too far off base. Right now I'm just rehabbing my knee and getting it better. Just trying to get the knee healed is a full focusing job in itself. I was in great shape and I wanted to fight but I'm trying to fight that urge in wanting to come back too soon so right now I need to take my time and let it get better."


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Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams - Rise of the Owlverlord is a blistering platformer with morphing worlds, featuring seven brand new levels, a new boss and new gripping tracks from Chris Hülsbeck and Machinae Supremacy!
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The one thing I kept asking myself when playing Rise of the Owlverlord (RotO) was "Why is this a standalone title and not an expansion/DLC?". In terms of game mechanics and art style RotO does nothing different from Twisted Dreams (TD), the shifting backgrounds and bright colors are still good to look at and most of the music is the same with Machinae Supremecy returning for someread more new tracks (Pirate Rock is awesome). So what's new? Firstly, while the mechanics didn't change the way in which the designers uses the twisting mechanic did, you'll now need to twist the world to alter you trajectory when flying through a series of boost pads and to get past waves of projectiles.
A new difficulty has been added, Hard mode is for those who want something higher than the Normal (which is much easier thanks to a really high number of checkpoints), but don't want to stress themselves too much with the hardcore or uber-hardcore modes as you are not restricted to one life (I have a feeling this is why it is a standalone title, they didn't want to completely remake TD for Hard mode).
For a $5 pricetag Rise of the Owlverlord was well worth it, I've already sunk a few hours into the game and will sink a few m ore in the months to come.
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The quilts are all done and today I am celebrating by sewing with my friends at Country School! They will be working on binding all of these quilts while I sew on my Red Center quilt.
I decided to do project this simply because it was something that needed to get done. I didn't really expect it to be fun or the be really helpful in building skills. I was wrong. It was a lot of fun and I learned a few things along the way as well. Here are the last 3 quilts.
Betsy is our resident expert at HSTs. She makes thousands of them and they are always perfect. She probably whipped up this quilt in a day. I didn't even know she was making it! It was in my mailbox when I got back from vacation. I had to come up with something a little different for this quilt. I wasn't going to CC all of those triangles because that would take forever. I didn't think a stipple would look good and then I thought about the leaf meander. I used a light cream thread so that the leaves show up in the blue and the brown. I really like how it turned out.
I liked the leaf meander so much that I did it on this quilt too.
This is the last of the mystery quilts. I love the color palette that Peg selected for her quilt.
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A local company is helping a budding non-profit thrive and military veterans will benefit from the partnership.
Pacific Office Automation is hosting a golf tournament at Riverside Country Club in northeast Portland Friday and the proceeds will go to On Target 4 Veterans.
The founder, Michael Paul, said last year's tournament was a monumental event in the progression of his non-profit that he started with his friends with whom he served in the U.S. Army. He said Pacific Office Automation donated $10,000 in proceeds that allowed the organization to become a certified non-profit.
"It's been growing and growing in the matter of a year," Paul said.
On Target 4 Veterans pays for veterans to participate in adaptive sports. It's based in Colorado, but serves veterans across the U.S.
"Whether it's golfing, skiing, hand cycling, tennis, basketball, it just builds their self-confidence," said Paul about the benefits of adaptive sports.
Paul knows about those benefits first hand. He's a veteran himself who lost the use of his legs in a skydiving accident after his service was over.
"After my accident, I jumped right into wheelchair basketball," Paul said.
Through various adaptive sports, Paul said he coped with his loss of mobility and decided to help enlighten other veterans about the possibilities after their injuries.
"The adaptive sports are just to get them back involved with things that are going to give them the boost of confidence that they need to get back into the workforce, but you start off little by little," Paul said.
On Target 4 Veterans is also evolving little by little and being back at the tournament that helped start it all seems like a fitting next step.
"There are certain moments in your life when things happen for a reason and things fall into place because they're meant to be," said Paul.
The tournament is sold out, but the public can still donate to On Target 4 Veterans on its website.
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New York Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia said in a statement that 75-year-old Frank Torre was ``out of surgery and doing well.'' The hospital said it was not releasing any further information on Torre, who underwent a heart transplant 11 years ago.
Like his brother, Frank Torre was a major league baseball player, spending seven seasons with the Milwaukee Braves and Philadelphia Phillies from 1956-63. His heart transplant came during the 1996 World Series, won by the Yankees over the Atlanta Braves.
Frank Torre, who played in two World Series with the Braves, watched the '96 Series from his hospital bed.


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WebMD Health News
Kathleen Doheny
Reviewed by
Louise Chang, MD
Dec. 17, 2007 -- Vitamin D compounds, routinely given to patients with
chronic kidney disease to help preserve their bones, are not proven
scientifically to help, according to a new report.
Researchers evaluated 76 published trials on vitamin D compounds, performing
what is known as a meta-analysis, in which the results of several studies are
Bottom line: "Despite many years of use, this is an intervention ... of
unproven efficacy when it comes to achieving what really matters -- that is, a
reduction in deaths, fractures, and cardiovascular events," says Giovanni
Strippoli, MD, research coordinator at the Mario Negri Sud Consortium in Italy
and a co-author of the study.
In chronic kidney disease, caused by such conditions as high blood pressure and
diabetes, the organs do not work properly and can eventually fail, leading
to a need for dialysis.
Chronic kidney disease patients are often deficient in vitamin D, which
helps maintain normal blood levels of calcium and phosphorous and helps promote
calcium absorption, important for strong bones.
Diseased kidneys can't remove excess phosphorous found in foods as normal
kidneys do. As phosphorous builds up, calcium in the blood drops. Then four
small glands in the neck, called the parathyroid glands, become too active and
too much calcium is removed from the bones, causing them to weaken and possibly
fracture, according to the National Kidney Foundation.
When parathyroid hormone, as well as blood levels of phosphorous and
calcium, builds up to excess, the risk of bone fractures, disability, and death
To remedy the problem, doctors generally advise eating a low-phosphorous
diet and taking one of a variety of medicines with a form of vitamin D and
other components, either orally or injectables.
"Vitamin D compounds have been used for over 30 years and are very
widespread," Suetonia Palmer, MBChB, a clinical research training fellow at
the University of Otago, New Zealand, tells WebMD. "However, their effect
on mortality and cardiovascular health remains unknown."
Palmer, Strippoli and their colleagues searched medical databases from
January 1966 through July 2007 to find published studies of vitamin D compounds
for chronic kidney disease. They selected 76 that met their criteria for
inclusion. In all, 3,667 participants were in these 76 studies.
When they pooled the results and analyzed them, the researchers found that
the vitamin D compounds did not consistently reduce the parathyroid hormone
levels or reduce the risk of death, bone pain, blood vessel calcification, or other problems.
When they compared the established vitamin D sterols with placebo, the
vitamin D treatments were associated with a 2.3 times higher risk of high
calcium levels and a nearly two times higher risk of high phosphate in the
blood. And the treatment didn't consistently reduce the parathyroid hormone
Newer types of vitamin D treatment did not perform better.
The analysis is published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
In an editorial accompanying the analysis, Marcello Tonelli, MD, associate
professor of medicine at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, writes:
"Palmer and colleagues' findings should serve as yet another warning to the
nephrology community that we do not have good evidence to defend many of our
common practices."
"We need to do more research," Tonelli tells WebMD. "To figure
out the best role for these medicines, a large trial or trials are needed,
probably funded by a U.S. government agency such as the National Institutes of
He reports as a potential conflict of interest that he receives funding from
the Centre for D-Receptor Activation Research to examine vitamin D status in
remote-dwelling patients on dialysis.
Strippoli and Palmer, too, call for more research in the area to prove the
treatments work.
Meanwhile, those with chronic kidney disease should follow their doctors'
advice, Strippoli says. Until more is known, patients should closely follow, in
particular, advice about preventive measures suggested by their doctors,
including dietary advice and recommendations to undergo longer dialysis
SOURCES: Giovanni Strippoli, MD, MPH, research coordinator, Mario Negri Sud
Consortium, Italy; editor, Cochrane Renal Group. Suetonia Palmer, MBChB, HRC
clinical research training fellow, University of Otago, New Zealand. Palmer, S.
and Tonelli, M. Annals of Internal Medicine, Dec. 18, 2007, vol 147: pp
840-853, 880-881. Marcello Tonelli, MD, University of Alberta and
Institute of Health Economics, Edmonton, Canada.
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There's some good and not-so-good news when it comes to what you'll pay at the grocery store for your upcoming Thanksgiving Day dinner.
Most items are a little cheaper, but the featured attraction on the table will probably cost you a bit more.
The American Farm Bureau Federation says that tradition will cost a little more this year because turkey prices have skyrocketed. The average 16 pound turkey will cost $22.23 this year, compared to last year's $21.57.
Those high prices are thanks to this year's drought.
But a lot of the side dishes are cheaper. Stuffing, sweet potatoes, milk, and pumpkin pie mix are each down a few cents.
AFBF Economist John Anderson explains, "We've had inflation running around two percent or in the ballpark of two percent so the cost of the dinner going up half a percent really indicates stability in the prices of those Thanksgiving items."
Overall, the average price clocks in at $49.48 for a traditional meal serving ten people.
"The Thanksgiving Dinner remains remarkably affordable," Anderson said. "We're basically looking at a price of a little under $5 per serving for this ten serving Thanksgiving meal and that's a great bargain any way you look at it."
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I'm going to be honest, I fell asleep during both events this weekend, thank god for DVR. The beauty of the west coast is I get ppv's at 7 pm, but the UFN and WEC as well as strikeforce I get tape delayed at 9 or 10 pm, and I'm the type that falls asleep during commercials. Not to mention, the card wasn't all that great in my mind as the TUF finale's never really are. I enjoyed the show though, but it left me wondering. How does a guy coming of what, four losses headline against another mediocre fighter make you get excited? By the look of the venue (that venue is tiny too), I wasn't in the minority.
I noticed the commercials before I fell asleep and really enjoyed them a lot. That tapout commercial was really solid! I know I know, it's tapout, and it's a commercial, but I really liked it... a lot. I also loved the TUF promo, and for all the wrong reasons. GSP and his whole underdog speech and how he was not GSP but Georges St. Pierre first and that he's picking underdogs on his tam was great. Funny thing is, this guy is one of the best in the world, the best WW ever and says all the right things (that I agree with), so why don't I like him? I think I'm just convinced that there is no one out there in this world that nice and sincere. I almost feel as if there has to be some deep dark skeleton in his closet, but what? I really can't put my finger on it, and if something doesn't come out soon, and he finishes a fight or two, I may become a fan...but I am very convinced he can't be so "perfect" behind closed doors (please confirm this ANS)!
I was looking forward to watching Jamie Varner get ground and pounded and beat badly, but by the sounds of things, I may not have gotten my wish. I'll watch it in a bit unless you guys say it really wasn't worth it. That Crispi guy impressed me with that guillotine, but the funniest thing was what happened during the post fight interview. I was watching the midnight replay in bed, my wife was asleep, but woke up while he was talking and asked "are you watching gay porn kev, it sounds like a fag is on the TV." She rolled over and fell back to sleep and I couldn't stop laughing. Overall I wasn't disappointed in TUF or the majority of what I saw from WEC, but the 4 fight SF card was better IMO, SF just needs to utilize their whole time slot a bit better.


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Speaker Events - July 26, 2010
Rick Stengel on Mandela's Lessons on Life, Love and Courage
Rick Stengel, the editor of Time magazine, came to IPI on July 26th to discuss his new book, Mandela's Way: Fifteen Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage.
Conferences - April 28, 2010
IPI Hosts Seminar on Africa at West Point
At IPI's 2010 West Point seminar, African and UN practitioners and academics presented a wide range of insights on African institutions in a changing regional and global security environment.
Panel Discussions - April 26, 2010
Sudan/So. Sudan: "Every Reason to Move On With a Good Process"
At an IPI event on "Postelection Sudan and the Way Forward," Erik Solheim, Norway's Minister of the Environment and International Development, said the stakeholders in the Sudan peace process "have every reason to move on with a good process" and "have shown ability—Bashir, Salva Kiir, and all the others—at the end of the day to find a makeable solution."
Panel Discussions - March 17, 2010
The Complexities of Bringing Peace to Darfur
At a panel discussion on the African Union's 's peacemaking efforts in Darfur, panelist Seth Appiah-Mensah likened the actions taken by the AU to "a baby taking its first steps."
Conferences - March 08, 2010
Secretary-General Ban, Gabon President Bongo at IPI Dinner
On March 8th, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon joined fourteen Security Council ambassadors for a dinner at the International Peace Institute to honor Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
Conferences - December 21, 2009
Mbeki, High-Level Group Discuss African Union Darfur Report at IPI
The seven-member African Union High-Level Panel on Darfur (AUPD), chaired by former South African President Thabo Mbeki, devoted the period March-October 2009 to an in-depth examination of the situation in Darfur.
Panel Discussions - December 14, 2009
"Uganda Has Not Closed Door to Peace With LRA"
This was a statement made by Ruhakana Rugunda, the Permanent Representative of Uganda to the United Nations, at a lunchtime policy forum held December 7, 2009 to discuss the new IPI report "From Uganda to the Congo and Beyond: Pursuing the Lord's Resistance Army."
Panel Discussions - December 03, 2009
Sexual Violence in the DRC "An Affront to All" – Ross Mountain
IPI held a policy forum November 13, 2009 on Humanitarian Action in the DRC: Retrospective on Last 5 Years and Overview of Continuing Challenges that featured Ross Mountain, the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General and Humanitarian Coordinator in the Democratic Republic of Congo, on the last day of his 36-year United Nations career.
Panel Discussions - November 12, 2009
Development and Armed Violence: East African Perspectives
A policy forum was held at IPI on November 12, 2009 to discuss a new study by World Vision and Project Ploughshares on the nexus between development and armed violence in Sudan, Uganda and Kenya.
Speaker Events - October 21, 2009
Unlocking the Secret of His Father's Disappearance and Death
IPI held a Beyond the Headlines event on October 21, 2009 featuring the book The Teeth May Smile But the Heart Does Not Forget: Murder and Memory in Uganda and its author, Andrew Rice.
The Global Observatory
Key Global Events to Watch in September
A list of key upcoming meetings and events with implications for global affairs.
2014 Top 10 Issues to Watch in Peace & Security: The Global Arena
A list of ten key issues to watch that are likely to impact international peace and security in 2014, compiled by IPI's Francesco Mancini.
The Global Observatory, produced by IPI, provides timely analysis on peace and security issues, interviews with leading policymakers, interactive maps, and more.


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A once-powerful Illinois political player who got campaign contributions for Rod Blagojevich asks for probation instead of jail. William Cellini was convicted for his role in a scheme to shake down a Hollywood producer for the former Illinois governor.
Federal prosecutors want to sentence Cellini to up to eight years for conspiring to commit extortion and soliciting a bribe. But Cellini's attorneys filed paperwork Monday saying that the recommendation is based on more serious offenses for which Cellini was acquitted. They say evidence shows Cellini was unaware of an extortion plan.
Cellini was convicted for his role in trying to get a $1.5 million campaign contribution for Blagojevich, who is now in prison, from Oscar-winning producer Thomas Rosenberg in exchange for state business.
Sentencing in Chicago has been delayed until October 4 because of Cellini's health problems.
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I just HAD to post this here. As soon as I got this I thought, WOW!! They really keep up to date and really took the feedback to heart. I think they have AWESOME customer service and below is the email I just received from the Co-Founder of Rafflecopter!!
Hey Heather!
I'm sorry that Rafflecopter might have let you down over the past few posts that you had running :( I just wanted to shoot you an email and let you know that we're continually improving Rafflecopter as we go, and all the feedback that we've received has been very helpful.
We're working on some updates that will make Rafflecopter a lot better for you and your entrants. These update will include the ability to change the time and timezones of when your giveaways end, as well as the ability for entrants to sign into Rafflecopter. We hope this will solve many of the tracking problems that folks have been having regarding cookies, as well as give the users an easier time to remember which giveaways they have and haven't entered.
Its important for us to make sure that the folks entering your giveaways are just as happy as the folks using it as bloggers. That said, we monitor all the chatter on the OLS forums on a daily basis, as well as blogs, facebook, and twitter. We've refrained from commenting on OLS as we don't want to the be 'uninvited boss at the party' if you know what I mean :) But I wanted to let you know that we're always making updates to Rafflecopter and a lot of the feedback on OLS helps us decide what folks like and don't like.
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From Stewart Mandell on CNNSI.com:
"It's been more than two years since Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards dazzled FBS watchers with his electrifying performance at Michigan, but the Walter Payton Award winner hasn't slowed down. With a 461-yard day against Furman on Saturday (355 passing, 106 rushing), Edwards became the first player in Division I history to throw for 9,000 yards and rush for 4,000."
Edwards may not be the right QB for the future in Carolina. But it is becoming increasingly clear that he probably has a career as a QB in the NFL -- i hope he gets his shot with the Panthers!


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Bill Morrow started as an accountant with Virgin and quickly moved into investment banking in the City of London. He rubbed shoulders with many people looking for great ideas to invest in. He set up an international financial recruitment company which he sold to a Wall Street Bank in 2001. Since then he has been making his own investments.
In Bill's world there simply weren't enough good deals out there.
Lois Cook has been helping people running their own businesses for the last 10 years. She spent some time working with new businesses for Business Link and was motivated to set up a national web support network. During this time Lois experienced how hard it was for people to find funding and that this was their major headache.
In Lois' world there simply wasn't enough investment reaching smaller businesses.
When Lois and Bill joined forces they decided to stop moaning about the problem and do something about it. Angels Den is the result of 18 months researching the market and developing a system to link Angels and small businesses seeking funding. It's a low cost alternative for getting great business funded quickly with a simple cost structure and process.
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• Start seeds of tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, perennials, and annual flowers under
indoor lighting or in a bright sunny window.
• Start a garden journal. Keep record of what, when, where and the results of your
• Take cuttings of house plants. Repot house plants if needed.
• Start canna roots in a large pot to set outdoors in May.
• Start seeds of flowers for transplanting outdoors in May.
• Have garden soil tested by a laboratory for soil levels and pH prior to beginning a
new garden. Test will provide valuable information on what amendments will be
• Prepare garden soil if not done in the fall. Remove dead plants and debris,
remove weeds, top with 1 inch compost or till in cover crop/composted manures.
Do not plow, till, or spade soil until it is dry enough. If lump of soil squeezed in
your hand does not fall apart when tapped, it is too wet to work.
• Top asparagus beds with fertilizer or compost.
• Move broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower seedlings outdoors to a cold frame or
protected spot. Seeds may also be planted directly into the garden.
• Dig up clumps of hosta to be divided and replant.
• In mild weather, plant roses, trees, and shrubs.
• Top-dress lawn with compost, fill in low spots, and reseed.
• As soon as planting conditions are right, sow peas, potatoes, sweet peas, poppies,
and other cool weather crops.
• By mid-month plant seeds of carrots, beets, kohlrabi, parsnips, spinach, parsley,
cabbage, radishes, leaf lettuces, and turnips.
• Tie up ornamental grasses (for easy removal) and cut back to a few inches above
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QRP ARCI announces the publication of a new book - "The Best of Idea Exchange"
This will quickly become a needed information source for your work bench. The content is drawn from 20 years of the Idea Exchange in past QRP Quarterly magazines.
There are 138 pages of useful information divided into seven sections -
Order your copy online from the QRP ARCI Toystore
Four Days In May (FDIM) - the biggest and best QRP event in the World !
Held each May, it starts the day before the famous Hamvention in Dayton, Ohio and runs for 4 days
FDIM 2014 was a great success - attendance at the seminars broke all previous records.
Congratulations to the new QRP Hall Of Fame inductees -
A full review will be published in the next QRP Quarterly magazine.
The seminars were streamed live on the internet. Raw footage can be found on uStream.
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Illum Sphere: ILLUM SPHERE (NINJA TUNE/YOUNG TURKS, UK) - Manchester's favorite son comes to New York City for a special show; fresh off the news of him signing to Ninja Tune for his forthcoming LP as well as a stellar release on Young Turks,Illum Sphere graces Brooklyn after a two-year hiatus, increasing his worldwide DJing profile through his immersive sets, impeccable productions, and his intriguing party series, Hoya:Hoya. We're honored to have him headline our inaugural event.
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say that they have charged Thomas Palumbo, 36, of Westhampton for criminal possession of stolen property, a felony.
Police said Palumbo turned himself in this week after an on-going investigation found that he was in possession of over $10,000.00 worth of stolen jewelry.
Police say Palumbo sold the jewelry for $5,200.00 in cash.
According to police, the jewelry was stolen from a residence on Birchwood Lane in East Quogue between March and May. It is the same residence that police said Julie Giordano, 30, of Hampton Bays stole a pair of earrings, worth over $1,100, from.
She was charged in May with grand larceny, a felony.