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This offseason Joe Dumars made a couple of big splashes in the free agent market by signing point guard Brandon Jennings (three years, $24 million) and power forward Josh Smith (four years, $54 million). This kind of reminded me of the spending binge Dumars went on when he signed Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva back in 2009; except the prospect of Jennings and Smith, some thought, could actually work.
Jennings is kind of like that grandmother we all have that gives us money on our birthday or Christmas — but then tells us the same stories over and over and we have to act like we like them. He's averaging a career-high 8.3 assists so far this season; however, he is shooting a woeful 39.4 percent from the floor and 35.6 percent from 3-point range. It might not be as bad, but the kid chucks like he's playing out at the Rucker, putting up almost 16 shots per game (six of those from 3-point range). He is getting to the line at a career high 4.4 times per game, but here comes the bad part as he is shooting a career low from the charity stripe at only 77.4 percent (the Pistons are dead last in the NBA in team free throw shooting at 66.5 percent). Take a look at Jennings' shooting chart…
The point of the shot chart was not to ridicule Jennings — well, maybe a little bit — but to show how inept this team is at shooting from 3-point range. The Pistons only shoot 32.1 percent from 3-point distance … 32.1! They are tied for last in the NBA with that mark (with the Bulls) and are simply void of a capable 3-point threat. You might say, "Hey now Chauncey Billups can shoot the 3″ and you would be correct, but he only plays 18 minutes a night and is no longer a real factor for this team.
So, what's the solution? It's tough to pry away capable 3-point shooters from other teams but they could try to target one if they so desired. Charlie Villanueva and Rodney Stuckey both have expiring contracts ($8.5 million each) and could be enticing trade pieces for a team looking to free up some cap space. There are caveats, of course. They don't need to trade for a shooting guard, because they drafted their future starting shooting guard in Kentavious Caldwell-Pope last year. So, the player would need to be able to play small forward and at least be capable of being consistent from deep. Here are a few potential targets: Martell Webster, Jeff Green, Trevor Ariza, or perhaps the most enticing, Harrison Barnes.
A trade is possible, but not likely so the change to the lineup needs to come in-house. We've already discussed that they don't have capable shooters from the outside however, so the 3-point efficiency will not change but the overall offensive efficiency can. Here is a look (if you dare) at the Pistons' team shot chart … remember green is GOOD…
The current starting lineup is Jennings, Caldwell-Pope, Smith, Monroe and Drummond. The guard positions aren't going to be touched because those are the two young guys (Jennings is only 24 and KCP is 20) that they need to roll with and develop. While lineups including Rodney Stuckey have been more efficient offensively, the Pistons value his importance off the bench and who knows if he will be part of the long-term plan.
The problem is Josh Smith playing small forward. Many people, including myself, thought that maybe in theory this lineup could work. Jennings and KCP could hit outside shots, while Smith slashed and created havoc, all the while having Monroe and Drummond down low to clean things up. Sike. Smith playing small forward has forced him further and further from the basket allowing him to fall into his previous trap of shooting WAY too many 3-pointers once again. This season he is shooting … seriously, cover your eyes if you're queasy … 25.4 percent from deep, which is somehow lower than his already putrid 28 percent for his career.
The only feasible resolution for this is to move Greg Monroe to the bench unit and start Kyle Singler at small forward. The lineup would be Jennings, KCP, Singler, Smith (at his natural position) and Drummond. Not only does this move Smith to the power forward spot (where hopefully he will never ever shoot a 3 again) but it adds Monroe to a bench unit that already posts 33 points a night; which is 13th in the NBA. The bench would consist of Monroe, Stuckey, Bynum and more recently Josh Harrellson.
The new lineup has only played a grant total of 50 minutes together on the court this season, however they boast an offensive rating of 102.6 while the current lineup is at 94.5. Also they have the highest assist per 48 minute totals at 27.1 for any lineup that has played 30 minutes or more so far this year, and they shoot 38.5 percent from 3-point range, which is a marked improvement over the abysmal 32.1 percent they shoot as a team.
Who knows what Maurice Cheeks plans to do with this lineup but eight different guys have started games this year for the Pistons already and in Kyle Singler's ONE start so far this season he put up 22 points and three rebounds while shooting 9-for-13 from the floor and going 1-for-2 from 3-point range. It might not be ideal for Monroe but a 14-19 team has to make changes and this is one that looks like it will work.
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I love the beer and ice cream combo and I don't really even like beer.
Guinness and homemade vanilla is the best.
I don't like beer either, except once while i was in Asheville North Carolina for work, my co worker and i were sent off for a week of training to Asheville, well anyway, she ordered an orange beer with a fresh orange in it, so good, i ordered one too. Could not imagine ice cream and beer, but i will try anything once. Still love rootbeer or pepsi, diet of course, with vanilla ice cream.
I love beer, and I love beer floats. A year or so ago I had a dark beer that was completely undrinkable; add a scoop of ice cream and it became one of the most delicious things I've ever tasted. (Sadly, I can't remember what the beer was.)
I need to try this with the only beer I'll drink a full bottle of, Java Porter.
Why would ANYONE do that to a perfectly good beer?
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Yum. Sounds awesome! Thanks for all of the ideas.
Yes! Hoppin Frog! Such a fantastic brewery, and I can only imagine the BORIS The Crusher would make a fantastic float.
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2. Second, there is a "man against nature" conflict. This conflict exists when the protagonist finds himself pitted against the elements in some kind of struggle for survival. When the primary antagonist is the physical world, including animals, weather, geographical obstacles, darkness, distance, time or the like, the story has a "man against nature" conflict. Jack London's chilling short story "To Build a Fire" provides an excellent example of this kind of conflict.
3. A third type of conflict pits the protagonist against God, the gods, or Fate. This "man against God" conflict obviously exists in mythological or legendary stories that involve actual gods or fates, such as Homer's Odyssey. However, it is also present in stories about people fighting against their destinies or dealing with unforeseen circumstances beyond their control, such as Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Whenever we readers wonder whether a character is doomed to follow the path he takes, our story includes a "man against god" conflict.
4. Fourth, there is a "man against society" conflict. This conflict exists in stories such as Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, where the protagonist struggles against the social customs or norms of the world he lives in. When tension in a story comes from the difference between a character's views or actions and the collective expectations of the people around him, the story has a "man against society" conflict.
5. The final category of conflict involves no one but the protagonist himself. In this "man against himself" conflict, the story's tension develops as a character undergoes a mental, emotional, or spiritual change or arrives at a momentous decision or overcomes a fear or fails to overcome it. Sometimes stories with this type of conflict have very little external action, but the conflict may nevertheless be quite intense. Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment and Shakespeare's Hamlet are good examples of stories with strong "man against himself" conflicts.
It turns out that every story in the world represents one of these five conflicts, though the best stories may deal with several types simultaneously. The ability to identify and categorize conflict can therefore help the reader a great deal, because it effectively reduces to five the number of things an author might be saying.
It also increases—to one—the number of things an aspiring writer is required to say. This can be a pretty big help to first year composition teachers too.
Adam Andrews is the director of the Center for Literary Education and a homeschooling father of six. Adam earned his B.A. from Hillsdale College and is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Washington. He and his wife Missy are the authors of Teaching the Classics, the popular reading and lit curriculum. They teach their children at home in Rice, Washington.
Copyright 2012, used with permission. All rights reserved by author. Originally appeared in the April 2012 issue of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, the family education magazine. Read the magazine free at http://www.TOSMagazine.com or read it on the go and download the free apps at http://www.TOSApps.com to read the magazine on your mobile devices.
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Kris Letang's 2013-14 campaign was utterly perplexing, devastating, and disappointing all wrapped into one.
Letang suffered a stroke, which is, of course, the most frightening episode you don't wish on anybody. It's an attack that could have potentially ended his professional career as a hockey player, but by some long shot miracle, Letang battled his way back to the ice, and finished laced in skates rather than in a recovery center.
Was it his rigorous workout regime that kept him afloat amidst the heavy odds against him to return? Maybe. But now that Letang's fully rehabilitated, and there seems to be no signs of a recurring event, the 27-year-old must focus on getting back to Norris candidacy level.
Prior to last season's misery, Letang had registered an amazing 42 points (10G, 32A) in 51 games, which vaulted him into contention to be branded the best defenseman in the 2012-13 campaign; a prestigious award that's aspired by all NHL defensemen, whether they don't acknowledge the urge to win it or not. His magnificent performance earned him the eight-year, $58 million contract, and now that Matt Niskanen has bolted for Washington, Letang must prove to Penguins fans he's deserving of such astronomic salary.
Before the spontaneous stroke occurrence, fans/media/critics were calling for Letang's departure not only because of his plaguing paycheck, but due to his turnover-happy habit, and his inability to simply execute the responsibilities a defenseman's suppose to uphold. Often times you'd see him struggling to pick up the right assignments, flailing his body at the puck after he'd essentially hand the biscuit to the opposition, and take errant shots at the net. That's not good enough.
Redemption. Redemption, Mr. Letang. Redemption.
Letang's been awarded a new lease on life – literally. This October, not only will it mark the commencement to winning the doubters' trust back, but I believe we'll see a resurgent Letang with the likes of which we've never seen. As referenced earlier, Niskanen's gone, so Letang's duties just got a whole lot more dense. While veterans like Christian Ehrhoff, Paul Martin, and Rob Scuderi will be the backbone to Letang, the 2014-15 season is his to finally blossom into the all-around dynamo he was expected to be. Like Niskanen did last season – only at a greater impact.
When Letang's healthy, it's extraordinary the production he can amass. I'm willing to go as far as deeming him the best offensive defenseman in the entire league. Of course, Erik Karlsson and P.K. Subban would have something to say about that declaration, but they don't have the luxury of a Sidney Crosby or an Evgeni Malkin to keep up with Letang. And that's what makes it so frustrating, because Letang simply cannot stay able-bodied.
I've never questioned Letang's work ethic because the guy's a gym junkie and an in-game workhorse; however, he's sporadically shown diligence. Sometimes, it looks as though Letang's doing to much – not thinking straight. When you're too busy focusing on the possible foreshadowing and too timid to just play your game, thoughts of failure creep into your mental state. Letang just has to play his game.
I for one have strongly advised the Penguins – not literally – to deal Letang for prospects and draft picks, because, let's get real, his contract is obnoxious, and too large for Pittsburgh's payroll. Yet, general manager Jim Rutherford shows no implication that that's what he'll wind up doing. And part of me says that's a wise move, because that's how people felt about Niskanen, but part of me thinks Niskanen's production was tied with his contract year.
Anyway I jostle the big picture, my gut tells me that as long as Letang remains active, he's more than capable of stringing together dominant numbers, because he's too good not to. Simple as that.
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Take part in a butterfly count and learn how to identify our local butterfly species at the Cheyenne Bottoms 2nd Annual Butterfly Quest, beginning at 8:30 a.m. on July 16 at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center.
The Kansas Department of Transportation will have a survey team surveying US-56/K-96 through the city of Ellinwood starting the week of July 5, to plan for possible future roadway improvements. The survey work is expected to be complete in about four months on this 1.65 mile area. KDOT asks drivers to be alert to the presence of the survey crew and drive cautiously.
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Great Bend and Larned will be stopping points for the Kansas Travel and Tourism's Faces & Places Tour Sunday.
Looking for something for the kids to do during the depth of summer vacation? Sign them up for the Kansas Wetlands Education Center summer programs that will begin July 7 and run through July 28.
Wilson State Park will hold its annual O.K.KIDS Event on Saturday. O.K.Kids is a program sponsored by Kansas Wildscape. Outdoor Kansas for Kids (O.K.Kids) offers kids and their families an altemative to sedentary lifestyles. It gives children the opportunity to learn about nature and wildlife, and try new outdoor recreation adventures. This year's activities will qualify for Wildlifer Challenge which is another Kansas Wildscape opportunity geared toward promoting the outdoors. Parents should bring cameras and take photos of their children participating in the events. They can download photos to the Wildlifer Challenge website ...
This week's Chamber of Commerce Coffee will be hosted by Sunflower Rod & Custom Association, 9951 B-29 Way, Great Bend Expo Complex, at 9:30 a.m., Thursday. Ambassador in charge will be Lana Dietz with greeters Erin Powers and Connie Oetken. Coffee, doughnuts and door prizes will be available.
Great Bend Regional Hospital wants to encourage people to get out and move, as well as help a local agency in need. To this end, the facility is sponsoring Human (e)Motion Saturday.
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Visitors to the annual summer festival in Lee's Summit, Mo., on June 3 and 4 were treated to a flash mob dance performance by more than 50 staff and members of the local Jazzercise fitness center. The flash mobs were to raise awareness for Alzheimer's Disease in a fun manner.
May Marriage Licenses
The annual Bike Safety Rodeo for children 5-14 years old will be held Thursday, June 23, at the Brit Spaugh Park south baseball field near 22nd and Morton streets. Free bikes and helmets will be available for children who don't have them, but the event is important for all children who ride bicycles, according to Janel Rose at the Barton County Health Department.
Sunflower Diversified Services – Catch-A-Ride will join with other public transportation systems nationwide in the fifth annual National Dump the Pump Day on Thursday, June 16.
Great Bend Middle School parent/teacher conferences will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 20 and 21, and from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 23. Call the office, 620-793-1510, to schedule a conference time.
A Great Bend woman who has attended several of the Cancer Center Kitchen Therapy sessions is hoping for a big turnout at the next presentation. It will be the last one of the year.
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Tag: Exotic Species
Should the federal government ban the sale of boa constrictors, and other exotic snakes?
- 6:00 am Wednesday, July 2nd, 2014 by Opinion Staff
More than two years ago, the Obama administration banned the trade of four out of a possible nine species of nonnative constrictor snakes that have wreaked havoc everywhere from the Everglades to Treasure Coast backyards.
It's time for the administration to complete the list.
Florida wildlife officials have been asking since 2006 for the federal government to ban commercial trade of large snakes. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in 2012, began listing as "injurious species" the Burmese python, Northern African python, Southern African python and yellow anaconda. But the agency left off the boa constrictor, reticulated python, green anaconda, Beni anaconda [More]
Save the snakes, or ban them?
- 8:18 pm Sunday, July 12th, 2009 by Opinion Staff
U.S. Bill Nelson is trying to get Congress to ban Burmese pythons. The Humane Society of the United States backs that effort and also wants Florida to take steps to ban the python and other wild, dangerous creatures such as non-human primates. This comes as one of the huge, yellow snakes got out of its cage and strangled 2-year-old Shaiunna Hare of Sumter County in her crib.
People have been losing or releasing the pythons in Florida, damaging the environment. The invasive snakes have been known to kill wildlife including bobcats, deer and alligators.
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When does "equivalent" mean "not really the same?" That's a question the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is likely wrestling with after its October 3 announcement that Budeprion XL 300 mg—a generic version of bupropion manufactured by Impax Laboratories and distributed by Teva Pharmaceuticals—is not therapeutically equivalent to GlaxoSmithKline's Wellbutrin XL 300 mg, the product for which it is an approved generic.
In the announcement, the FDA said it had changed the therapeutic equivalence rating for Budeprion XL 300 mg in the agency's "Approved Drug Products With Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations" from AB to BX, signifying that Budeprion XL 300 mg fails to demonstrate therapeutic equivalence to the branded product Wellbutrin XL 300 mg.
Impax and Teva then voluntarily stopped manufacturing and shipping the product to their customers, issuing them detailed information about the decision.
The move came as a surprise to many, but not as much to patients who have claimed since Budeprion XL 300 mg was approved in December 2006 that it was not as effective as the Wellbutrin version.
Budeprion XL 300 mg is one of five generic versions of Wellbutrin XL 300 mg that the FDA has approved (others are manufactured by Anchen, Actavis, Watson, and Mylan), but the complaints were focused on Budeprion XL 300 mg. (The 150 mg version of Budeprion was not a target of the complaints and was not withdrawn from the market.)
Closer scrutiny of the FDA's method for determining bioequivalency of the product prior to market approval reveals a possible source of the discrepancy. Each of the generic versions of bupropion was approved based on bioequivalence studies comparing the 150 mg strength of the products with Wellbutrin XL 150 mg. Studies were not performed directly on the 300 mg strength, but the results were extrapolated to establish bio-equivalence of the 300 mg products.
That methodology, said the FDA, was "based on … guidance at the time the products were approved" and was intended to avoid exposing healthy study subjects to the increased risk of seizures known to be associated with higher doses of bupropion.
When complaints first arose in 2006, the FDA asked Impax/Teva to conduct a bioequivalence study of the product, indicating that the study should include patients who had reported lack of efficacy after switching from Wellbutrin XL 300 mg to Budeprion XL 300 mg. Impax/Teva began the study but terminated it in late 2011, saying it was unable to recruit a significant number of affected patients to generate the necessary data.
But public interest in bioequivalence data led the FDA to sponsor its own study of the two products, recruiting 24 healthy volunteers in whom to measure both the rate and extent of release of bupropion into the blood. Its results, which became available in August, revealed a problem: Budeprion XL 300 mg tablets failed to release bupropion into the blood at the same rate and to the same extent as Wellbutrin XL 300 mg.
Although the FDA believes these results to be unique to the Budeprion XL 300 mg formulation, it has recently asked each of the other manufacturers of approved generic bupropion to conduct its own bioequivalence studies and submit data from those studies no later than March 2013.
The October 3 FDA Update, "Budeprion XL 300 mg Not Therapeutically Equivalent to Wellbutrin XL 300 mg," is posted at www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/PostmarketDrugSafetyInformationforPatientsandProviders/ucm322161.htm.
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The current mayor and his supporters, and some streetcar supporters on council seem to be obsessively focused on cost to complete versus cost to finish. This is both shortsighted and sad. Their discussion does not take into account the project's impacts on private investment, direct and indirect job creation, repopulation of abandoned buildings and parts […]
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Why is Price Hill focus of properties that need razing?
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After reading "Abandoned homes to be demolished" (Feb 14), I'm curious. Why is Price Hill the poster child for "blighted, vacant properties ravaged by foreclosures"? More importantly, why are Covedale residents being forced to identify with a "hard-hit neighborhood of decaying properties that bring down home values and attract crime"? Jim Grawe Covedale
Public housing and increased crime
01/20/12 at 11:56am by Letters Editor | Comments
Accoring to public housing authorities, worries about public housing are overstated and crime does not increase ("Housing dispute could backfire" Jan.19). I would love to know in what communities these folk reside. I'll bet it's not Price Hill, Westwood, or Green Township. Maybe they should check out the crime statistics for these three increasingly blighted […]
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Greenacres Foundation says they work to educate children by bringing them into Indian Hill for a day of nature. If Greenacres succeeds in destroying the Gamble Estate, it will destroy the largest parcel of nature in the area, removing access to nature from thousands of urban kids. Greenacres says they can't afford to keep up […]
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Grey Ghost wrote: »I always saw the first two Tropico games on the shelf and they looked interesting but I never picked them up
Gonna play this demo though
then those motherfuckers from a rival company showed up and incited a strike in all of my farms, demanding a raise from $3/day to $10!
the nerve!
Spoiler:I caved, but I just raised rents at the same time
you load sixteen tons, what do you get
also the music in this is totally boss
Peter Ebel wrote: »Can I, can I put down uprisings?
Can I deport people who don't share the values of the common man?
Peter Ebel wrote: »Can I, can I put down uprisings?
Can I deport people who don't share the values of the common man?
no, but you can stuff them in prison for the rest of their miserable lives
you can have the 5-0 cold blast a motherfucker in broad daylight just for complaining too much
do this while you are giving a speech to the people for maximum effect
I'm awful at this game but I figured out the does and don'ts with two tries last night
how 2 stay out of debt
i am thinking go commie and pander to the ussr instead of this neutral pussy shit i've been doing
I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »so I'm away from my computer for the week, hadn't had much of a chance to play the demo. Anyone figured out what the little garbage bag that shows up over the farms mean? And, do you need more than one garage to support the initital three farms?


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Am I alone in finding it difficult to locate the shell that contains the school in which the children are hidden? The Chicago Public Schools board says there are 100,000 more seats than children and, for this reason, 54 schools must be closed. But under a different shell the board is opening new charter schools, funded by those same precious dollars. Use your tax dollars to place a bet on shell 1 or 2. If you win, you'll be paid off from tax dollars collected from the Chicago casino!
Frank Moriarty, Chicago Ridge
Catholic school enrollment up
Big Shoulders Fund is an independent foundation that provides up $14 million in annual support to 93 inner-city Chicago Catholic schools that educate nearly 24,000 children. In contrast to the national trend of declining Catholic school enrollment referenced in a March 19 op-ed, our elementary schools' enrollment has been on the rise for three years through efforts focused on marketing and need-based scholarships. Fundraising has increased each year.
While I regret the recent announcement of five Catholic school closures, three of which are Big Shoulders Fund schools, I would like to reassure your readers that there is strong leadership working tirelessly on behalf of children here in Chicago. Specifically, Big Shoulders is working toward an agreement with the Archdiocese of Chicago to prevent additional closures while significantly increasing Big Shoulders Fund's support for access for hundreds of new students, especially in the most underserved communities. Big Shoulders Fund will take a leadership role, in collaboration with the Archdiocese, to help several key schools become increasingly viable.
Under the leadership of co-chairmen James O'Connor, John Canning and Monsignor Kenneth Velo, Big Shoulders has partnered with Chicago's civic community — Catholic and non-Catholic — to raise millions of dollars for academic programs, scholarships and operational improvements. Engaging leaders from all sectors is an important component when reimagining the future of Catholic schools.
Joshua D. Hale,
president and chief executive officer,
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A sad situation
I read the letter to the editor about the dangers in all neighborhoods for children. The young writer said that she would like to go outside and take a walk but cannot do this because of the gangs and violence. This is the saddest letter I ever read. When I was a kid there was crime but we were safe outside.
When my oldest three children were young they could play outside all day. My youngest child now in his 20s was safe till he was about 8 or 9. Then things started to change in our neighborhood, and it wasn't safe for him to be outside.
It has been in the last 10 years that going outside to play became a thing of the past. I would drive my youngest child to a park in a safer neighborhood to play. Most of his friends moved out of our neighborhood but there was one family that stayed and I would take their kids with us. We even had to trick or treat at Halloween in a different neighborhood.
Today, the kids in my neighborhood often have gang members as parents. It is a sad situation. We can blame the police or overcrowding at schools, or poverty, but I had all of those challenges when I was young and yet we could still go outside and be safe. What has happened?
Peggy Zabicki, West Lawn
Renewed excitement
"It is the duty of all believers, to whichever religion they belong, to proclaim that we can never be happy pitted one against the other, the future of humanity will never be able to be secured by terrorism and by the logic of war." Pope John Paul II made this powerful statement back in 2003. Today I am reminded of this same sentiment as I hear Pope Francis reach out to people of all faiths as well as non-believers and urge peace, respect, and humanity. "We must do much for the good of the poorest, the weak, and those who are suffering, to favor justice, promote reconciliation and build peace."
As a former Catholic I have a renewed excitement for the church as Pope Francis looks to build bridges of interfaith dialogue and respect — because together, we can promote peace and harmony worldwide.
Erik Cuchna, Crystal Lake


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We strive to conduct research, dissemination and public engagement that will enable societies to be more responsive to demographic transitions in terms of policies and culture change. To that end, in broad strokes, our areas of primary interest are: social and environmental determinants of health; population aging, migration; the ways in which women join the paid labor force and make fertility decisions; and the impact of childhood conditions on wellbeing throughout the life course.


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shark week? KATE WALSH [private practice] swimming with sharks! during a recent visit to Belize in honor of Oceana's work in the country for World Ocean's Day. kate is wearing a Nautica Rash Guard. photo by Tony Rath.
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Michael Wachtel, Watson Farley & Williams
Readers' comments (34)
Attributes of a terrorist leader
What next? Praising Harold Shipman for his efficiency (but not attitudes to vulnerable patients); admiring Goebbels communications skills (but not his political views). There is a fine line although Mr Wachtel feels he is able to make a distinction.
For more information on Hassan Nasrallah who he admires check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_Nasrallah
Work/Life/IQ Level?
Mr Wachtel states that his "hero" is the leader of a terrorist organisation. If I was his client, I would be questioning whether to take my business to one of his many less ignorant competitors. I hope Mr Wachtel is not involved in Watson Farley & Williams' pro bono fund-raising initiatives.
Never ever employing WFW again
I can not believe what i have just read. One of the partners of WFW has said in a public forum that his hero is Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Does he not realize that Hezbollah is a terrorist organisation and might as well state that he also supports Bin Ladden. As a now former client ( I will never darken their door again, as of today ) i can tell you that i have never been so ashamed to have associated the company i work for with WFW.
Michael Wachtel and Hassan Nasrallah
I conclude that Mr Wachtel completed this questionnaire after his 48 hours without sleep. Like other commenters, I am amazed that an apparently intelligent man would choose Nasrallah as a 'hero', and this seems the most charitable justification. Otherwise I would be forced to conclude that Mr Wachtel is either a moral imbecile or a childish sensation-seeker - or making a pitch for business from Palestinians.
Mr Wachtel
It appears that the fumes from the oil and gas which Mr Wachtel has breathed in over the years has contributed to his warped and twisted sense of moral right and wrong. I am more suprised that The Lawyer failed to edit this article properly and published this dangerous tripe. For this reason I have today cancelled my subscription and ask my fellow lawyers to do the same. Mr Wachtel is a persona non grata. WFW is likely to have client defections from this outburst.
thing is, a lot of assignments come from islamic people. i wonder whether anyone realises how much arab money there is in the UK. aresenal, barclays...the list is long. they have a lot of influence and i do not think WFW's head of -->OIL AND GAS<--- makes such statements without deliberation. if he likes people who stand up to stronger adversaries he might as well choose a footie team.
wachtel overreaction
Are not those Israelis who blew up British soldiers trying to keep the peace, regarded as heroes in Israel?
Anti-semitic terrorist as a hero
I echo the disgust at Mr Watchel's remark expressed by others above.
Perhaps Mr Wachtel wants to reconsider whether an anti-semitic terrorist such as Nasrallah is really his hero?
And given that Nasrallah is a political ideologue, Mr Wachtel saying that he takes this view not because of Nasrallah's politics or ideology makes little sense.
We can all admire people who refuse to be intimidated by a much stronger foe and win, but surely Mr Watchel could think of a hero with these qualities who is not responsible for killing innocent people?
No doubt, Mr Wachtel's partners and colleagues at Watson Farley & Williams will want to distance themselves from Mr Wachtel's views. If I was a client of WFW, I would also want to distance myself from Mr Wachtel.
Please note
Please note as an adjunct to this debate, that 'anti-Israel' is not the same as 'anti-Jewish'.
I strongly oppose a large number of Israeli policies and think that it is a state founded on the basis of religious ideology, not law, but have several Jewish friends and would be appalled if someone thought I was an anti-Semite.
Big mouth, small brain
It seems like the very bright Mr Wachtel thinks that the result of the last war in Lebanon was the same as David slaying Goliath and that's why, when faced with being able to choose anyone from history as a hero, he admires their leader so much.
Putting aside what this choice says about him, his moral values and his inability to see the harm that he has caused his own firm, his intellectual abilities have now been shown up as well.
Maybe he should ask the residents of Northern Israel who "won" the war? Do they now have to sleep in shelters every night as they were before the war? No.
Are there rockets being fired into Israel from Lebanon? No.
Did Hezbollah come to the aid of the their fellow Iranian backed Islamisists in Gaza, as expected by both Hamas and Israel? Apparently not.
So, it would be interesting to see his definition of this great Hezbollah victory.
He, has proved that he is intellectually stupid, has set back relationships internally and will have caused clients and potential clients to turn away from the firm.
And every time that someone now googles his name, they will be reminded of this!
What a plonker!
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I've been offline for a couple of weeks now, the reason is I'm quite busy with something. to be honest I've been working on my other blog.
that is mainly the reason for the hiatus, I don't know when I will be able to give time to tumblr.
Hackleberryfinn is off for now :)
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by lotus823October 9, 2014
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It seems numerous social media outlets and the Internet are the proven "go-to" and reliable news source for most, but which sources are actually here to stay? There's one online strategy that can benefit many companies and give them something they strive for – an edge. Blogging. There are myths that could cloud someone's perception […]
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