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Brett's preseason football All-ACC, poll ballot
The ACC's Football Kickoff media event begins Sunday in Greensboro. Among the items on agenda is the annual voting for the league's preseason All-ACC team and the predicted order of finish for the upcoming season. After putting a little thought into it over the past few days, here's how my ballot will look, along an explanation or two about my choices (remember, these are only preseason picks): Offense QB Mike Glennon, N.C. State: Clemson's Tajh Boyd and Virginia Tech's Logan Thomas… Read More »


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Infectious Magazine - Interview
CD: I'm great, I'm just wrapping up my new album I've been working on for a long time, and planning a tour to SXSW and back. Very excited.
IM: Having been in the industry from such a young age, how have your views changed as you've grown?:
CD: I've always been very realistic about the industry, but with age comes wisdom I guess. I have been pursuing a career in music for about eight years, not including high school (when I played in a silly glam pop band called "Adore"/ gigged solo with my acoustic guitar), and the times have changed so drastically. My views definitely evolve with the industry. One aspect that pains me to witness is the inevitable extinction of the album... that includes the elaborate artwork, the conceptual projects, the over all beauty of physical album versus the intangible mp3, and digital booklet.
IM: Similarly, what challenges did you face being in the industry so young?:
CD: Well I'd say it's more challenging to be a woman in the music industry than being young. I see youth is an advantage, not a challenge if you're trying to succeed. I think there is too much emphasis on "young talent", especially for women. Labels are more likely to sign a 16 year old girl who can hardly sing, than a 35 year old woman who can blow your doors off. I don't put the blame entirely on the labels though, because society has a hand in it too. Why does age matter so much at all?
IM: You do production, songwriting, many of the instrumentations on your recordings and even create many of your own clothes. What else do you have up your sleeve that fans might not expect....and how do you balance it all?!:
CD: I'll be honest, it's very difficult to balance it all, most of the time my heads spinning. But the work needs to get done somehow, and I live for it. I love to be busy, and productive. The word workaholic doesn't even begin to describe me. I'm sure there's some sort of therapy that focuses solely on people who are obsessed with their jobs, but it's not something I desire to treat. Haha. The only time it gets to be too much is when I have deadlines, and my baby projects get ignored. Human stuff is put on the back burner too. Such as, needing to get groceries, and hanging with friends, washing laundry and so on.
I have a few things up my sleeve for my album release but I don't want to spoil any surprises. I'll give you a couple hints though. Rockets, dinosaurs, glitter, and hopefully a killer summer tour. That's all I can say :X
IM: You have a very beautiful and unique sound. How did you find that challenging, or even beneficial especially when in the local scene?:
CD: First of all, thank you! My sound has changed a lot of the course of my career. I started out playing acoustic guitar, then piano, now I jump around in spandex like a freak and tickle synths! It's always risky to challenge your prospective audience but in the end you stand out from the pack.
IM: I've been listening to "Chilly Allston" quite a bit lately and I've absolutely fallen in love with it! I hate to ask the cliché 'what's the inspiration' question but being from the area, I have to ask!:
CD: Chilly Allston is open for interpretation, but I can fill you in on the back story if you'd like. About five years ago, there were a handful of terrible bike accidents that occurred in Boston. Two young friends were in separate collisions while on their bikes, and only a month apart. They both died. A couple of my close friends were also in bike accidents but luckily were only injured. Around that same time, Allston lost an icon, when he crashed his scooter into a pole. Then I witnessed a man on a bike almost die when he rode out into traffic without looking, and he was not wearing a helmet. The car was an inch away from ending his life. That moment changed me a little. I thought about it for days, and cried. It made me feel so mortal. I started noticing white bicycles around the city, and was curious. I knew they were a symbol of "awareness" as well as remembrance. After doing a little research on these "ghost bikes", I was inspired to write about them, and the people they represented. The cover for that EP is of me in white, riding one. Chilly Allston was written about the high of life, but also unexpected death. It celebrates ones will to embrace spontaneity, while paying homage to those who have passed as result of it.
IM: Similarly, coming from Massachusetts, I always like to ask what your favorite hidden gem is, be it a restaurant, venue, etc?:
CD: I eat at Jim's Deli about 2-4 times a week. It's in Brighton center, and it serves breakfast all day. They're always nice, and they remember my order. Good service, quick, and so delicious. Best omelets and mac & cheese around!
IM: You are extremely active in social media-what would you like your fans to know?
CD: That I am an alien from the planet Errk


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The Denver Broncos defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 35-28 at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday night to giving themselves a commanding lead in the AFC West.
At 10-2, the Broncos hold a one-game lead and the tiebreaker over the reeling Chiefs, who have dropped three consecutive games after starting 9-0. Denver was led by wide receiver Eric Decker, who had the best game of his career with four touchdown receptions.
Peyton Manning was his typical brilliant self, beating the porous Kansas City safeties repeatedly over the top with big bombs. Manning threw for 403 yards on 22-of-35 passing and five touchdowns against two interceptions. Denver could not run the ball well outside of a 45-yard scamper by Montee Ball, but it did not matter.
Over at Mile High Report, Kyle Montgomery wrote about how both teams moved the ball considerably throughout the game:
Unlike the first game, which saw the Broncos take a comfortable lead and win without big plays, Sunday's rematch featured turnovers, kick return touchdowns, and huge passes. Alex Smith and Peyton Manning both operated at a high level for their respective teams, with the Chiefs and Broncos combining for 900 yards.
For the Chiefs, Smith enjoyed his finest day in a Kansas City uniform. The former No. 1 overall pick threw for 293 yards and could have been closer to 400 if the Chiefs receivers had not dropped a multitude of long passes. Smith was on point all night, leading Kansas City inside the red zone on a potential game-winning drive in the final two minutes before coming up short.
Jamaal Charles also had a nice game with 93 rushing yards on 19 carries and two catches for another 27. Backup running back Knile Davis also had the best game of his young career with 38 total offensive yards but an 108-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
Joel Thorman of Arrowhead Pride wrote about the numerous defensive breakdowns on Sunday:
It's impossible to truly lay blame on some of these plays but someone is obviously to blame. Maybe the pass rush should have gotten there sooner. Maybe the safety should have come over and helped. Maybe the linebacker was responsible for one someone. Whatever it is on each play, it's obvious the Mannings and the Rivers' of the world have the Chiefs number. Unfortunately, those are the types of quarterbacks the Chiefs are likely to play in the playoffs (assuming, you know, they make the playoffs).
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The Red Sox lead 6-1 despite a somewhat shaky Lester and a lot of mediocrity from the top of the order.
So how did they score their runs?
Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Jacoby Ellsbury. I can't believe it either. But sure enough, Jacoby hit a 3-run shot in the second, and Salty has two hits with RISP. Something it seems like the rest of the lineup couldn't do against a little league team at times.
It's the seventh inning. The Sox just need to not give up five runs in three innings. But Jed Lowrie, the wunderkind with two of the luckiest hits you'll ever see today, just got zero outs on a double play ball, and there's runners on first and second with nobody out. Can't say that doesn't elicit just a bit of panic.
Go Sox!


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We are proud to announce the first SpaceUp Europe on 22-23 September 2012 at the Cosmodrome in Genk, Belgium. Please join us after summer to meet and discuss the present and future of global space exploration with a European twist!
Being in Belgium, we will make sure to include the good culinary traditions of the country in our event.
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We are looking forward to meeting space professionals and enthusiasts from all over Europe (and beyond) on this side of the Atlantic!
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By Abbey Doyle
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. —
Baking and cooking are almost synonymous with the holidays.
TV reality star and owner of the famous Carlo's Bakery in Hoboken, N.J., Buddy Valastro is doing his best to get area residents into the holiday spirit with his live show Wednesday in Indianapolis.
The holiday show at the Murat Theatre at the Old National Centre will include cake decorating, audience interaction, humor and contests.
His live shows across the country coincide with the recent release of "Cooking Italian with the Cake Boss" cookbook.
"What I really wanted to do with this book is bring back the family dinner," Valastro said. "The recipes in this book are the ones I grew up with and I wanted to share my favorites and my family's favorites with readers."
He is often affiliated with baking through his TLC hit, "Cake Boss," which documents operations at the family bakery in New Jersey and the competition cake decorating reality show "The Next Great Baker."
Valastro said cooking is the other "very personal side to the Valastro family," and he said he wanted to share that with his fans.
His favorite recipe, included in the book, is "Sunday Gravy, baby," Valastro said. "Every Sunday the whole famiglia gets together to cook and eat. It's a delicious dish and a proud family tradition."
Growing up around cooking it got into his blood; he said, pointing out that when he wasn't at the bakery baking with his father he was at home in the kitchen with his mother and grandmother.
"There is this strong connection between family and food that brings everybody together," Valastro said. "I wanted to give readers the recipes and tips to put together a delicious family meal." In addition to the live 7:30 p.m. show Wednesday, he will sign books from noon to 1 p.m. at the Meijer on Carmel Drive in Carmel.
"I actually love the book signings," Valastro said. "Most of the time we're at a bookstore, so it's a smaller, more private setting and I really get to talk to my fans and have a conversation."
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This small boutique sells duty-free jewelry specializing in Caymanite and sterling silver. Also selling a range of gemstones, charm bracelets, and stainless steel styles. Caymanite jewelry fashioned by local artists. At the corner of Harbour Drive in the heart of Cayman duty-free shopping.
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Tennessee Titans
Eugene Amano - #54 - G
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Munchak staying with Titans, Reinfeldt let go
Mike Munchak will be back in 2013 as the Titans' head coach, owner Bud Adams told PFW correspondent Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean.
Week 17 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Alfred Morris, Everson Griffen and Darius Reynaud as its Players of the Week.
Report: Titans QB Locker to have surgery
Titans QB Jake Locker will undergo surgery on his left (non-throwing) shoulder in the "near future," according to Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean.
Titans notch four return TDs, defeat Jaguars
Tennessee became the first team in NFL history with two players scoring twice on returns in a game as the Titans beat the Jaguars 38-20.
Titans must improve LB depth because of McCarthy's durability issues
Titans second-year MLB Colin McCarthy has gone from a player ready for take off back to square one because of persistent injuries.
AFC South Spin cycle: Colts' turnaround complete
The Colts punched their postseason ticket with a 20-13 win at Kansas City and the Texans continue to stumble late this season.
Packers pound Titans 55-7
Aaron Rodgers threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, Ryan Grant scored twice and the Packers routed the Titans 55-7 on Sunday.
Titans S Babineaux's struggles continue
We hear finding an upgrade over veteran FS Jordan Babineaux, whose play has declined, will be on the Titans' offseason agenda.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Win's a win for desperate Titans
The Titans' victory over the Jets was almost unwatchable, but you won't hear Mike Munchak or his staff apologizing for a win they desperately needed.
AFC South Spin cycle: Titans play spoiler on 'MNF'
The Titans dashed the playoff hopes of the Jets, while the Texans clinched the AFC South with their win over the Colts.
Titans end Jets' playoff hopes
Chris Johnson went 94 yards for the longest touchdown run in the NFL since 2006 and the Titans beat the Jets 14-10 on Monday night.
Britt, Morgan provide Titans rare glimmers of hope
As QB Jake Locker regresses, the two first-round picks that prededed Locker, DE Derrick Morgan and WR Kenny Britt, are coming off their best games of the season.
Titans to place TE Cook on I.R.
The Titans will place TE Jared Cook on injured reserve with a torn rotator cuff.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans thrashed, Colts come back again
The Texans showed they're not currently the class of the AFC in a huge blowout to the Pats, while the Colts made another fourth-quarter comeback.
Luck, Colts come from behind again to beat Titans
Andrew Luck led Indianapolis back from a 13-point second-half deficit aas the Colts rallied for a 27-23 victory Sunday over the Titans.
Amano will miss the 2012 season with a torn triceps muscle in his right arm.||||||| Amano started at center the past two seasons for the Titans. He was injured in Thursday night's practice when hit by a helmet while blocking on a pass attempt. He will have surgery next week.
Amano injured his right triceps in a collision in team drills Thursday night.||||||| Amano left the field holding his arm - the one he using on snaps - and was escorted to the locker room. "He got it caught it caught. I think a helmet hit, but I'm not sure," coach Mike Munchak said. "A lot of times once the soreness settles down, it's not an issue." Amano is fighting for his starting job with Kevin Matthews, who sat out practice because of concussion symptoms.
The Tennessee Titans have placed starting center Eugene Amano on injured reserve because of a neck injury.||||||| The Titans made the move Tuesday when players returned from a weekend off. Amano moved from left guard to center this season, and he had started all 13 games for an offense ranked 28th in total yards and 14th in rushing offense.
Amano is moving from left guard to center for the Titans.||||||| A strong offensive line is a hallmark of this franchise, which is tied with the Jets for producing an NFL-best 12 1,000-yard rushers since the start of the 1996. This unit has been coached by Hall of Fame lineman Mike Munchak since 1997, and the line is coming off one of its best seasons ever.
The Titans have agreed to terms with Amano on a multiyear contract.||||||| Entering his seventh season, Amano has started 41 games, including 31 in the last two years. Keeping Amano is a key piece to maintaining the Titans' offensive line - considered one of the best in the NFL. He helped pave the way for Chris Johnson to become just the sixth player in league history to rush for 2,000 yards in a season.


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VISTA (CNS) - A retired Newport Beach police officer who drove drunk and caused a wreck on Interstate 15 near Fallbrook, killing a 20-year-old Perris man and injuring two others, was sentenced Friday to nine years in state prison.
Katherine Ann Heinzel, 51, was convicted last year of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in the Nov. 19, 2011, collision that killed Davieonne Dwayne Kelly.
The defendant -- who lives in Winchester -- was arrested after the car she was driving fast rear-ended a Toyota Camry driven by Kelly near Lilac Road about 1:50 a.m., according to the California Highway Patrol.
The impact caused both vehicles to go through a guardrail and down a steep embankment. Kelly died at the scene and two of his passengers were hurt, along with Heinzel, whose blood-alcohol level was measured at .13-.14 percent after the crash, said Deputy District Attorney Tracy Prior.
According to the CHP, Heinzel had retired from the Newport Beach Police Department and was not employed in law enforcement at the time of the crash.


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SPM Time Table 20110
Here is a link to the time table for the SPM 2011. You can download the file from the Jabatan Pendidikan portal www.moe.gov.my.
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text: Commenting on his son's departure from UK and his loss of scholarship James Pilgrim took the philosophical point of view. Much has been written -- and much more will be -- about the machinations required to address the Cats' scholarship situation. Although Mr. Pilgrim appears to be more sanguine than, I would suppose, he really is, I do think his approach is the most pragmatic and beneficial to his son. My question from the moment of Matthew Pilgrim's being offered a scholarship was, why on earth was UK -- already suffering from the effects of years of recruiting underachievement -- awarding a spot to a transfer from a program of less-than-mid-major status? All the glowing reports of his "beastliness", physicality, aggressive play, etc., weren't enough to eliminate my skepticism. IMO, Calipari was put in a no-win situation by the recruiting mistakes of his predecessors and he has made the best of a problematic situation.


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First impressions, second chances.
I'd like to believe that the first post shows who you are as a person – but I'm a big believer in second chances. So, if you're going to read on, and at the end, you go, "Well, that seemed really awesome, but I thought I was looking for something else" — look, come back next week, and then try again. It's like reading a book – 100 pages or three chapters. Everything deserves a test run. They say you can't have your cake and eat it too – I disagree. You can have both, but in the end, you'll decide if you'd rather have it or eat it.
And that's who I am. That's my story. I'm Kevin, I'm a senior transfer student here at Clark studying Psychology and Religious Symbols, previously attending the University of Vermont. I applied to Clark, got in, loved every ounce of it, and decided to go to UVM to follow my at-the-time girlfriend. Yeah, that story your mom tells you to watch out for? I am that story.
But hey, I made my choice, and I don't regret it in the least bit. I learned what I didn't want – I didn't want to eat my cake, I wanted to have it. You won't see me ever talk down UVM – I appreciate the experiences and lessons I learned from there. Instead, my writings will be about Clark, the community that made me feel at home when I visited, the people I find myself connected to beyond all others, and the University that brought (and continues to bring) me the most unbelievable academic opportunities.
Feeling at Home:
This is an easy starting point. I am the Captain of Ballroom Dance, and President of Psi Chi (Honors Society) and the Undergraduate Psychology Committee. I usually spend every[1] other[2] post[3] talking[4] about[5] something[6] Ballroom[7] related[8]; hopefully[9] proves[10] point[11]. So, instead, I want to tackle a different side to home. When I was looking to get involved with research, I emailed a professor listed on the listing of Psychology professors and got a response from Dr. Valsiner. He said to talk to a graduate student, Kenny.
Usually, graduate students are equated with "They do the research, you do their grunt work." and some Universities struggle with fighting that image. Clark — I would say it's completely the opposite.
Kenny sent me a huge email, talking to me just as if he was a normal kid (HA!), trying to figure out if Clark was the right fit. He answered every question and more (Turns out he was a Baltimore Oiroles fan, ew.) He has been a mentor, a friend, a colleague, and a research/travel buddy. To be able to make friends with a previous-student-now-graduate-student from one "I'm curious on what X is" is what I consider a foundation of what the Clark attitude is like. Whether that's dinner in Worcester, a conference in Chile, or coffee at our professor's apartment, he's been there with me.
The Connected Community:
There's a diner right off of campus - Annie's Clark Brunch. If you come here, you need to go. Sure, you lose a month or two of your life span by eating there (depending what you get) but it is the best eggs I've ever eaten. Annie and Megan are the two wonderful women who run the diner. And, if you go there enough..
But that's how the community is! As you get out more and more, people learn more and more about you. And the difference is – they want to know about you. They want to get to know you, to know what you're about, to have philosophical debates and to roll around on the green while frisbees fly over your head and the Quidditch team runs by with their brooms. And while you'll get to know people well enough so they know your order — you'll also continue to meet new people every year.
Unbelievable Academic Opportunities
Trying to keep this short, so I'm going to just run through these quickly (but their meaning goes beyond any sign I could give!).
- Conducted independent research in my first year here (sophomore) and second year (junior).
- Starting Honors Project on Souvenirs
- Summer Research Assistant for 2 months in University of Luxembourg, all expenses paid for.
- Editorial Assistant to academic journal Culture & Psychology since June 2012.
- Presented at the International Society of Theoretical Psychology Conference in Santiago, Chile
- Series Editor for a special issue to be published in Psychology & Society by our lab group, contributions from three other undergraduates at Clark, and researchers from Brazil, Denmark, Portugal, and Clark.
- Traveling to Brazil to participate and present in a Symposium on Methodizing Catalysis
- Peer-reviewed theoretical article under secondary reviews in top journal
- Another article being reviewed for publication in an undergraduate journal
- Invitation to publish in another special issue in Psychology & Society
- Two to three manuscripts to be published in a yearly book on the Annals of Cultural Psychology
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How Quickly They Forget
Tuesday, December 01, 2009 at 8:58 am
Republican leaders in the Senate on Monday asked the top actuary at the Health and Human Services Department for a cost analysis of the Democrats' health-care reform proposal. That would be exactly as dry as it sounds except for this: the actuary, Richard Foster, is the very same official muffled by the Bush administration in 2003 when Democrats asked for a similar examination of Medicare's prescription drug benefit — an unfunded initiative that Republicans rammed through Congress in order to solidify the seniors' vote in the run-up to the 2004 elections.
Apparently forgetting that episode, Sens. Charles Grassley (Iowa), senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, and Michael Enzi (Wyo.), senior Republican on the Senate health panel, emphasized the importance of Foster's analysis, arguing that the his estimates "will be invaluable to the Senate."
In keeping with the President's request that health care reform be deficit neutral over a ten-year period and reduce the growth of health care spending over the long run, it is vital that Members have a complete analysis of the full cost of this legislation for individuals, businesses and government programs.
"It is absolutely critical," the senators added, "that the American people have the best information possible regarding the impact of this legislation."
Sounds like regular-old good government, right? Well, only if taken in a vacuum.
Flashback six years, and it was the Democrats asking Foster to examine the Republicans' proposal to create Part D, Medicare's enormous prescription drug benefit that took effect in 2006. The Congressional Budget Office had estimated the cost of the proposal to be $395 billion over 10 years — just shy of the $400 billion authorized by the GOP's budget bill — but Democrats also wanted Foster's estimate, which was later revealed to be $534 billion.
They didn't get it. Instead, Thomas Scully, the Bush appointee who headed the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services at the time, screened all of Foster's work to ensure that nothing got to Congress that might threaten the bill.
As described by Foster himself, one month into the debate Scully "ordered me to cease responding directly to congressional requests for actuarial assistance."
Instead, I was directed to provide the responses to him for his review, approval, and ultimate disposition. Following several vigorous discussions, the administrator made it clear that this was a direct order and that if I failed to follow it, "the consequences of insubordination are extremely severe." I understood this statement to mean that I would be fired if I provided the requested information to Congress.
Foster went on to clarify that Scully "didn't try to influence the amount of any estimate or the outcome of our analyses," but instead would release to Congress only "those studies that could be used to support the Medicare legislation, [while] other reports that could be used to argue against the legislation would not be released."
I was extremely concerned by this situation for two reasons: First, because important technical information was being withheld from Congress for political reasons — an inappropriate and highly unethical practice. And second, because the Office of the Actuary's objectivity would be called into question if only products supporting the legislation were made available.
An investigation was launched by the HHS inspector general, which confirmed Foster's statements in a July 2004 report.
Scully warned Foster that he would take disciplinary action if Foster provided certain information in response to Congressional requests. Scully also advised a Congressional staffer that he would fire Foster for releasing information. A staff assistant to Scully conveyed similar warnings to Foster.
Still, the HHS investigators said they didn't find any instances when Scully had violated criminal law, and the case was dropped.
Grassley, for his part, called Scully's conduct "inappropriate" in the wake of the HHS report. But for the most part, he didn't appear to see anything wrong with Congress being denied Foster's tabulations.
"[T]he true cost estimate as far as Congress is concerned is that of the Congressional Budget Office," Grassley, then-chairman of the Finance Committee, said in a July 2004 statement. "We're required by law to abide by the cost estimates prepared by the Congressional Budget Office, and that cost estimate was available for everyone's review before the vote."
Of course, none of that mattered because, long before either the HHS report or Foster's cost estimate was unveiled, Bush had signed the prescription drug bill into law.
Writing in Forbes this month, Bruce Bartlett – former advisor to Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) — provided the historic context surrounding the Part D vote.
Recall the situation in 2003. The Bush administration was already projecting the largest deficit in American history — $475 billion in fiscal year 2004, according to the July 2003 mid-session budget review. But a big election was coming up that Bush and his party were desperately fearful of losing. So they decided to win it by buying the votes of America's seniors by giving them an expensive new program to pay for their prescription drugs.
Bartlett goes on to point out a key distinction between the Republicans' drug bill of 2003 and the Democrats' reform bill of 2009:
Just to be clear, the Medicare drug benefit was a pure giveaway with a gross cost greater than either the House or Senate health reform bills how being considered. Together the new bills would cost roughly $900 billion over the next 10 years, while Medicare Part D will cost $1 trillion.
Moreover, there is a critical distinction — the drug benefit had no dedicated financing, no offsets and no revenue-raisers; 100% of the cost simply added to the federal budget deficit, whereas the health reform measures now being debated will be paid for with a combination of spending cuts and tax increases, adding nothing to the deficit over the next 10 years.
David Walker, the former U.S. Comptroller General, has said that, "The prescription drug bill was probably the most fiscally irresponsible piece of legislation since the 1960s."
No matter. The Republicans for months have blasted the Democrats' health reform bills for being too expensive. Indeed, Grassley said Monday that "health care reform should lower the cost of premiums; it should reduce the deficit; it should bend the growth curve in health care the right way." The Democrats' reform bill, he added, "doesn't do any of those things."
Bartlett has some thoughts for such statements.
It astonishes me that a party enacting anything like the drug benefit would have the chutzpah to view itself as fiscally responsible in any sense of the term. As far as I am concerned, any Republican who voted for the Medicare drug benefit has no right to criticize anything the Democrats have done in terms of adding to the national debt. Space prohibits listing all their names, but the final Senate vote can be found here and the House vote here.
Would it surprise anyone to learn that both Grassley and Enzi voted in favor of Part D?
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I knew that an investigation was launched by the HHS inspector general, which confirmed Foster's statements in a July 2004 report. Pretty much good indeed.
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American people have the best information possible regarding the impact of this legislation anyway.
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I wonder the impact of this legislation. And yes, how the heck did we all forget?
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Menifee Mayor Scott Mann is backing a years-long push to unify the Menifee Union School District.
Right now, the district serves only K-8 students. High school students living in Menifee are part of the Perris High School District.
Since at least 2007, officials have been working out a unification plan, which means the Menifee district would serve students K-12 and run the high schools in Menifee.
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But not so fast, says the state. In order to unify, the deal has to meet nine criteria. The current plan violates three of them.
First, it will mess up the districts' finances. Each is expected to pay more than $300,000 to make the change.
"Where is your district going to get $300,000? And where are we going to get $300,000," Perris Union trustee Joan Cooley said a few years back at a meeting, according to this article.
Another violation is it will throw the districts' test scores out of whack, leaving one with high marks and the other with marks that are not-so-high.
"Paloma Valley is the second-highest-ranked school in the Perris district," said Robert Wolfe, Menifee Union's assistant superintendent of business services, according to the U-T San Diego. "All of those kids coming out (of the Perris district) would affect their API standing and test scores. That's a consideration."
Lastly — and this is the one Mayor Mann took an issue with — it will throw off the racial balance of the two districts.
If Menifee unifies, the percentage of Latino students will jump from 69 to 79 percent, and the number of white students will drop to less than 10 percent, an official told U-T San Diego.
This shouldn't matter, Mann told U-T San Diego. "The Menifee taxpayers want this school district unified, and the ethnicity component should have no bearing on it whatsoever," he said.
Luckily for proponents of unification, the conditions for unification have gotten better since the plan's inception a few years ago.
There's been some improvement," said Paul Jessup, deputy superintendent for the Riverside County office of education in this article, "but there are still some questions out there."


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UploadField path error
3 June 2013 at 9:52am
hi all.
the error is that the uploadfield is saving the file in the rigth folder (temas), i check and the file is saved ok. but when in the template I link the file with $link or $URL the path is wrong, is like was saved to the folder assets/ and not to the folder assets/temas.
here the code.
class Musica extends Page {
static $db = array(
static $has_many = array(
'Canciones' => 'File'
public function getCMSFields() {
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$canciones = new UploadField('Canciones');
$canciones->getValidator()->allowedExtensions = array('mp3', 'wav');
$fields->addFieldToTab("Root.Canciones", $canciones);
return $fields;
class Musica_Controller extends Page_Controller {
// and in the template
<% control $Canciones %>

$Link- $URL//both throw the path to the file in the folder assetst/
<% end_control %>
is like the record saved at the file table in the db is not taking care the folder that was saved the file.
can any body help me?
the version of SS is 3.0.5.
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Re: UploadField path error
3 June 2013 at 7:28pm Last edited: 3 June 2013 7:28pm
Hi again,
I'm not 100% why this isn't working, but you could try $AbsoluteURL and make sure you ?flush=all
Also double check in the DB, making sure the correct path is saved in there
SELECT id,filename FROM ssdb.File ORDER BY id DESC;
Re: UploadField path error
4 June 2013 at 7:08am Last edited: 4 June 2013 7:56am
hi again Bambii7 seems I'm the only with this problem :S.
the $AbsoluteURL returns an incorrect path to the file too.
I check the table File in the DB and the UploadField is saving the file with the incorrect path, but the file is saved in the correct folder
example if I upload a file called song.mp3.
the file is saved at the folder: assests/temas/song.mp3 but the record filename in the db is assests/song.mp3.
ignores the folder where the file was saved.
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Re: UploadField path error
4 June 2013 at 2:09pm
Umm lastly what are the permissions of the assets folder and an example uploaded image, it is possible they're able to write but unable to read the file.
Re: UploadField path error
5 June 2013 at 5:11am
Hi bambii7 the permissions of the assets folder and the assets/temas are 755
the permissions on an example uploaded file to the assets/temas are 644.
The fix that Im using is to manually set the path to the file in the template.
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#1 posted 2208 days ago
Nice solution to something that is definitely an issue in my home. Thanks for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
#2 posted 2208 days ago
I think it turned out great. You did a nice job on it. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
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#3 posted 2208 days ago
Looks better than the playroom at McDonalds.
A great job.
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#4 posted 2208 days ago
Nice job, I'm very fortunate to have a wife that does not collect shoes. ;-)
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#5 posted 2208 days ago
I bet a person could make a decent living just making shoe racks for the ladies!
I don't know of too many ladies don't collect shoes. I did one for my sister in law a while back. She had over a hundred pairs of shoes!
All in boxes, all organized by styles and color. She may have set up a database to track them down for use with a particular outfit.
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#6 posted 2208 days ago
never too many!
Ok.. here's the thing about shoes. Most females endure the lovely side affect of being a woman of having fluctuating weight on a regular basis. Just another one of the joys we have to live with.
We can always count on our shoes. We love our shoes.
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#7 posted 2208 days ago
Thank you, Ms. ImeldaP
-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.
#8 posted 2208 days ago
Now that I went back and really looked at the project I see you made it with naughty pine.
-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.
#9 posted 2208 days ago
Hmmm . . . quick and cheap.
I popped into my mechanic the other day and he had a sign on the wall. It said: We do three types of work here . . . Quick, Cheap and Good . . . you can pick any two.
Throttle . . . it appears that you may have reached all three.
#10 posted 2208 days ago
Wouldn't it be cheaper to make wooden shoes?
-- Garyb6, "True simplicity does not reveal the tremendous effort it requires." - Somerset Maugham
#11 posted 2207 days ago
When are you delivering the shoe shelf to my house—-thank you soo much…my wife has sooo many shoes this will be perfect…you did make it for her right? Your title—-"for someone who has too many shoes…"
Nice job…WELCOME TO LJ's…
-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007
#12 posted 2207 days ago
Nice work. I think I just found my wife's birthday present.
-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren't having fun doing it, find something else to do.
#13 posted 2206 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
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#14 posted 2205 days ago
Wow… Nice job! So I'm not the only guy doing these! Just this May I built a rack for shoes for friends of ours. "Mike" goes to many garage sales and flea markets and picks me up old tools he thinks I might be interested in so I returned a favor. The rack holds about 24-30 pair as well. They, like us, are shoeless indoors. They love it. I used plywood and edge trimmed the face.
-- God bless! Freddo (Northern - NJ) Our Creator designed us to create - so use WOOD!
#15 posted 2205 days ago
So, Throttle. Do you have the plans for the rack that holds 50 pair. That's the one I need. I guess I could do it myself, but thought you may already have it drawn out and…...... Nice job. Thanks for the post.
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For a lot of reasons, which I go into another tale on Chrome OS, I think Google might be able to do what so many others, like Apple, Novell, and Red Hat, have failed to do: disrupt Microsoft's iron-grip on the desktop.
I know some people can't see it. They look, as have I, at the trouble that you can get into running anything that requires a constant and fast network connection. I've been looking closer at HTML 5 and its inherent local storage and processing abilities. I've also been taking a long hard look at what you can do with Google Gears. Put them together, which is exactly what Google will be doing in Chrome OS, and you have a platform that's going to work pretty darn well for users whether they're online or not.
So, this is all good news right? The Linux desktop finally gets a champion that everyone already knows and trusts. Users who might be puzzled by KDE or GNOME will already know how to use Chrome's OS' familiar Web browser interface. And, they'll also have no learning curve to speak of to pick up Google's well-known-and no longer beta!--applications. Put it all together with its free price-tag, and Microsoft should be worried sick.
For the first time in well over a decade, Microsoft is going to have serious competition. Based on how Ballmer fumbled Vista, and Microsoft's complex and confusing sales plans for Windows 7, I think Google has an excellent chance of knocking Microsoft off the desktop throne.
But, do I really want a desktop operating system, Linux-based or not, which will need Google's online applications to run just as much as a car does gas? Eh... I don't think so.
You see, it's never been so much that I liked Linux over other operating systems; it's that I liked both its excellent quality and the freedom of choice that Linux has given users. If I want one kind of desktop, I can use GNOME 2.26. If I want another, I can use KDE 4.x. If I don't like that, I can use KDE 3.5.10. Do I want a Linux that can work and play well with proprietary software? Well, then I probably want Novell's SLED (SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop) 11 or Mint 7. Do I want nothing what-so-ever to do with closed software? No problem, I'll just download a copy of gNewSense 2.2 or one of the other Free Software Foundation's blessed Linux distributions.
Get the idea? With desktop Linux, I'm free to choose exactly what I want. With Chrome OS, it looks like that while I'll get a better and more stable system than Windows 7 I run the risk of being locked into a Google software ecosystem that might potentially be as restrictive as Windows has been.
I'm not saying that this is how it's going to be, but I am concerned. I'll feel a lot better in a few months if I discover that the Google Chrome OS betas will let me run any Linux desktop application and programs running off any HTML 5-compatible Web site.
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VALLEY CITY, N.D. - The Dakota State University softball team competed in the DAC Softball Postseason Tournament Saturday at the College Complex. The seventh-seeded Trojans suffered an 11-3 defeat to second-seeded Minot State in six innings. DSU eliminated sixth-seeded Valley City State 5-3 in the loser's out game to remain alive in the tournament.
The Trojans snapped their 11-game losing streak and raised their overall record to 9-34.
Opening Round: Minot State 11, Dakota State 3 (6 innings) - Box Score
Minot State scored one run in the bottom of the second inning. The Trojans tied the game at 1-1 in the top of the third inning.
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Minot State scored seven times in the bottom sixth inning to end the game by eight-run mercy rule.
Ashley Souphimdara went 2-for-3 with an RBI for Dakota State. Ashley Stevenson, Kelsie Peterson and Leslie Neiman added a single.
Molly Lundeen recorded a home run, a single, two runs scored and two RBIs for Minot State. Deanne Mitchell went 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Janessa Penner, Tiffany Friesen and Melissa Elliott each had two hits.
Maddie Willers started the game for Dakota State. She allowed four runs on seven hits. Ashton Lansink (4-22) suffered the loss. She tossed 1 1/3 innings and allowed seven runs on six hits.
Friesen (7-3) recorded the win for the Beavers. She gave up three runs on five hits in four innings. Mandy Greenberg recorded her third save of the season. She tossed 1 2/3 shutout innings.
Loser's Out Game: Dakota State 5, Valley City State 3 - Box Score
The Trojans scored the first run of the game in the bottom of the first inning.
Valley City State broke their scoring drought in the top of the third inning to grab a 2-1 lead.
Dakota State regained their lead with three runs scored in the bottom of the third inning to take a 4-2 lead.
The Trojans extended it to 5-2 in the bottom of the fourth inning. VCSU trimmed the Trojans' lead at 5-3 in the top of the sixth inning as the Trojans held on for the win.
Danielle Vitale went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs for the Trojans. Amanda Stevenson went 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Ashley Stevenson and Peterson each added a hit and an RBI.
Cyndi Figol, Jane Pettit and Krystal Hathaway each had two hits for Valley City State.
Willers (5-12) pitched a complete game win for the Trojans. She allowed three runs on 10 hits. She struck out four batters.
Paige Smith (8-9) took the loss for the Vikings. She tossed four innings and gave up five runs on five hits. Hathaway pitched two shutout innings in relief.
Dakota State will look to stay alive in the tournament Sunday as they face fourth-seeded Mayville State in the loser's out game at 10 a.m. The championship game is slated at 5:30 p.m.


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Let the cooking battle begin.
Culinary students at Franklin Technology Center in Joplin competed against each other in a fashion similar to cooking shows like "Iron Chef" and "Chopped."
Thursday's final two teams of four were the winners of competitions earlier this week.
AM Winning Team: Hollis Cady, Kelsey Hays, Kaitlyn Rooney and Nichole Wickman.
PM Winning Team: Zach Cook, Catherine Griffith, Martin Santillian and Michelle Sherrick.
The theme of this final round was "Food at the Fair". Students had to cook one grilled item, one item on a stick, and one sweet treat.
Winners were based on the food's presentation, taste, and creativity.
The grand prize includes money to use for the students' end of the school year trip.


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2 well beaten eggs
1 cup warm milk
1 tsp salt
2 cups flour
2 Tbsp instant yeast
3 c raisins (rinsed with hot water)
½ tsp cinnamon
½ c melted butter
½ c sugar
flour to make a manageable dough
(about 2 more cups)
Mix in order given. Let rise until double in bulk. Shape into loaves ( 3 small or 2 large) cover, and rise again. For a shiny look, brush with mixture of 1 beaten egg and 2 Tbsp milk. Bake at 325F, 30 - 45 min., depending on size of pans. Remove from pans to cool.
Peel and chop 2 granny smith apples. Cook with 1Tbsp butter, a few Tbsp white sugar and 1 tsp cinnamon until soft (about5 – 10 min) Use above recipe, divided into three parts.
Roll out to about 12"x12" and spread with apple mixture. Roll up jelly roll fashion. Cover, rise, do eggwash, and bake at 325F about 35 min or until bottom and top are browned. Dust with icing sugar when cooled.


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When you have kids you quickly realize that as much as you'd like to contain toys to one designated area it usually becomes a losing battle. Kids love to bring toys with them from to room. And, if your kids are anything like mine, they like to be wherever you are. There is no need to fight it. The best thing to do is to just surrender and start making your house fun. Fun doesn't mean turning your home into a giant playroom, it simply means using your imagination and adding interest. It can actually translate to less toys (objects) and more creative style and design.
I absolutely adore the idea of using something that is already in your home (or needed in your home) and making into something magical. The hidden doorway in the bookcase above is brilliant. What kid wouldn't want a secret passage way in their home? And what adult wouldn't want one for that matter?
Truthfully, this concept is all about keeping your style and grown up taste and simply adding in a few fun elements throughout. It can be as simple as adding a swing to your living room or using a play table as your coffee table. Although there is a swing and kids table in this living room there is nothing about this room that lacks style or is void of good design. It has a playful, modern and eclectic feel about it.
And, in area's that are already designated for kids, why not go all out and build something like an indoor playhouse or castle, for that matter? This play castle works really well because it has great shape and is white which blends in with the rest of the room. It's likely that the clean white modern style of this play area is carried throughout the home. Finding an element such as color or furniture style to carry throughout the home brings continuity.
Of course, if you have the ability (and room) to go all out than why not just go for it? I think this slide from upstairs to the downstairs is beyond cool. The stainless steel against the white walls brings a modern element to the space and the slide almost carries the look of a giant art piece.
Adding fun elements to your home is . . . fun. It's a chance for kids to be involved and take interest in design and a second chance for grown ups to use their imaginations.
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During peak usage hours each Friday in April, all members of the SUNYIT campus community will deliberately focus on minimizing our consumption of energy and reducing wasteful behaviors.
- TURN OFF unnecessary lighting and electronics not in use
- UNPLUG chargers and unused devices
- Fridays Noon - 3pm
We are now in the second week of our Campus Conservation Nationals residence hall energy and water conservation competition. Ask a Resident Advisor or Hall Director for ways you can help. Personal conservation commitments and info about SUNYIT residence halls' power and water consumption can be seen at SUNYIT's BuildingDashboard page
Top 5 Ways to Conserve Energy & Money
1 Turn off the lights whenever room is unoccupied
2 Put computers to sleep (or shutdown) for periods of inactivity
3 Turn off monitors, printers, speakers when not in use
4 Unplug mobile phone chargers from the wall
5 Launder only full loads with cold water
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Chocolate Snowballs
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These sweet treats are as much fun to make as they are to eat! Young bakers will practice measuring with whole numbers and fractions, and following step by step instructions. And who knows—this recipe may inspire your youngster to become a baker or pastry chef in the future!
What You Need:
- 1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons softened butter
- 1/4 cup fat-free evaporated milk
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 3/4 cup all purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons cocoa
- 1/2 cup confectioner's sugar plus 1 cup, separated
- 1 cup chopped almonds
- Wooden spoon
- Baking sheet
- Flour sifter or fine sieve
What You Do:
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Have your child mix the butter until it is creamy and fluffy.
- Have your child carefully add the evaporated milk and vanilla.
- Working with one ingredient at a time, help your child carefully stir the flour, cocoa, sugar, and almonds into the butter mixture with a wooden spoon.
- Ask your child to shape the chocolate mixture into balls about 1" wide and place them on the baking sheet.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 15-20 minutes.
- Have your child immediately roll each ball in 1 cup confectioner's sugar and reserve any left over sugar.
- Allow the snowballs to cool completely, approximately 15-20 minutes.
- Using the flour sifter or fine sieve, have your child sift the remaining powdered sugar over the snowballs so that each one is well coated.
Now it's time to dig in! Chocolate snowballs are great for any occasion—have them right out of the oven, save them for dessert, or serve them at a Christmas party.
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A newly formed community foundation has issued grants worth nearly $63,000 to benefit the Village of Milan, Ill.
The Grant W. Brissman and Virginia M. Brissman Foundation, established in 2013, made its first grants to benefit the Village of Milan Monday, Jan. 13, 2014. The seven grants will help organizations provide Milan residents with basic needs like food, emergency assistance, and school supplies, therapy for children with developmental disabilities and fun for the whole community through the renovation of the Milan Sprayground.
As long-term residents of Milan, Illinois, the Brissmans wanted to make sure their legacy continued to benefit their community. Their estate created a $2.8 million foundation with a mission to improve the quality of life in Milan by funding work to enhance youth development, foster community development, support cultural activities, and invest in ways to relieve the suffering of underprivileged people.
The recipients of Brissman Foundation grants for fall 2013 include:
• Children's Therapy Center of the Quad Cities - Therapy Services for Children with Developmental Disabilities - $9,000
• Church of Peace - Milan Manor Meal Site - $4,000
• Just Kids Early Care & Education Centers - Disadvantaged Family Assistance - $10,000
• Milan Christian Food Pantry - Open Food Pantry for Milan residents - $17,917
• Milan Parks Department - Sprayground Renovation - $10,000
• Rock Island/Milan First Day Fund - School Supplies for Students of Thomas Jefferson Elementary School - $2,000
• Spring Forward Learning Center - Out-of-School Time Program - $10,000
The Brissman Foundation accepts grant applications twice each year. Applications for the spring round of grants will be accepted beginning February 15, 2014 from nonprofit organizations located in Milan. Grant applications are available on the Foundation's website at www.brissmanfoundation.org and are due by April 15. Nonprofit organizations located within the Village of Milan, Illinois, are eligible to apply. Organizations located outside of Milan may be considered if they provide significant services benefiting the Village of Milan and its residents.
For more information about the Brissman Foundation, please visit www.brissmanfoundation.org or call 563-326-2840. The administration of the Foundation is conducted by the Community Foundation of the Great River Bend (www.cfgrb.org).
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1. Prevalence of child marriage
2. Geographical breakdown
3. Income breakdown
4. Legislation
5. Effects of child marriage
6. Rationalization of child marriage
1. Prevalence of child marriage
The practice of child marriage has gradually diminished over the years, but is still widespread in many parts of the world. In the developing world, 36 per cent of women aged 20-24 report that they were married or in union before they reached 18 years of age (source), with 1 in 9 marrying before age 15. More than 60% of women were married before they reached the age of 18 in five countries of Sub-Saharan Africa and in Bangladesh. In Niger, which has the highest rate of child marriage in the world, one in three girls is married before the age of 15, and 75 per cent of women aged 20 to 24 are married before age 18. In India, 44,5% of girls are married before the age of 18. Globally, around one in 10 girls in the world are married before the age of 15.
In absolute numbers:
Overall, more than 60 million women aged 20-24 were married or in union before age 18. Every day, 37,000 girls are married before age 18, and often much younger. Each year, more than 10 million children are forced into marriage.
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2. Geographical breakdown
Some more data on the geographical breakdown. Here's a map showing the geographical distribution of the percentage of women aged 20-24 who were married or in union before age 18 (1987-2006):
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Here are some numbers in millions of child brides:
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3. Income breakdown
Child marriage is more prevalent among the poorer sections of societies:
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4. Legislation
In 50 countries, the minimum legal age of marriage is lower for females than for men (source). However, it seems that the law can also work the other way and discourage child marriage:
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Or perhaps the causation goes the other way: countries where customs discourage early marriage also adopt laws stipulating a high minimum marriage age. In general, we shouldn't be too optimistic about the power of legislation.
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5. Effects of child marriage
Child marriage is obviously a case of sexual abuse and pedophilia, at least when the husband is an adult – which tends to be the case. Apart from the psychological harm that results from this abuse, there's often physical harm as well. When girls are having babies before their bodies are mature enough, they are at risk of death from hemorrhaging, obstructed labor and other complications. 7.3 million children are born to mothers under 18, of which 2 million are born to mothers under 15.
About 19 percent of young women in developing countries give birth before they are eighteen. Of those births, 90 percent occur within marriages. … In Niger for example, 51 percent of girls give birth before they are eighteen. In Zimbabwe it is 20 percent. Indeed out of forty countries that report more than 20 percent of girls giving birth before eighteen, 70 percent are in Africa. (source)
In countries where child marriage is common – such as Chad, Guinea, Mali, Mozambique and Niger – one girl in 10 has a child before the age of 15. (source)
Another negative effect of early marriage is the exclusion of women from education in favor of domestic work and child rearing. So countries with a high prevalence of child marriages also tend to have low literacy and schooling rates for young women:
Low schooling rates for girls can have a knock-on effect on gender equality in later life. Here's a ranking of countries by prevalence of child marriage linked to literacy rates:
More on children's rights.
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6. Rationalization of child marriage
Child marriage is supposedly necessary or unavoidable in poor societies. It's a way to deliver the girl from hunger and to ward off famine for the rest of the family. Families sell off their daughters in order to settle debts, assuage disputes and forge communal relationships. Fathers with gambling problems can use their daughters in lieu of money to pay their debts. Among the leading classes, child marriage is also a tool in political manoeuvering.
In many cultures, men want to marry virgins and parents prefer to yield their daughters before misbehavior or abduction has brought the family shame and made any wedding impossible.
The custom of child marriage often occurs in tandem with polygamy. And polygamy is in turn rationalized by way of the claim that poor countries require large families with a lot of female members who can work the land. Since pregnant women, women who have to take care of children or old women can't work the land as well as young girls, the latter should be allowed to marry.
It goes without saying that none of these rationalizations are acceptable.


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The mission of the church travel team is to strengthen the church/college relationship and prepare students for church leadership.This mission is carried out through student teams that travel on weekends to churches in Virginia and surrounding states to provide leadership for worship services, Sunday school classes, and other events. Transportation and meals are provided by the College and host churches. Up to three service-learning hours may be earned for each deputation team.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley and Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo have teamed up at a fundraiser in support of same-sex marriage in Maryland.
The two gathered for a Monday Night Football watching party at Mother's Federal Hill Grille on Monday night on the same day opponents of same-sex marriage began airing television ads against the ballot question.
Ayanbadejo says he's speaking out to bring change in the name of equality. O'Malley, a Democrat, cheered the linebacker for courageously lending his support to the cause.
Maryland, Maine and Washington are deciding whether same-sex marriage should be legal in November. Minnesota is voting on a constitutional ban.
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