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In today's episode, blogger Sacerdotus speaks on Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to a young Native from Mexico in 1531 giving him instructions to tell the local Spanish Bishop. A miracle happened which defies science even til today. Sacerdotus will share facts the story and the miracle that took place.
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On Friday December 19th at 8pm est,7pm cst and 5pm pst, we are excited to announce a new monthly program geared towards the Spanish community worldwide. The hosts of this show will be Henry McKeighen and Frank Aguirre. Biologist Victor Ortiz Cruz is the first guest scheduled to launch this awesome new show. He is the current champion for Northamerica in biotope right now. He took 3rd place in the past AGA in Russia last month.
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Kimberly A. Goins, Esq. is a graduate from The University of Alabama, where she was the first student at The University to graduate with a joint degree in law (juris doctor) and a Master of Arts in Political Science (concentrations: International Relations, Public Administration, and Political Theory). She possesses a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and Political Science, also from The University of Alabama. She has worked in multiple areas of law, including civil and criminal law. In New York City and in Nashville, Tennessee.
She is proficient in Spanish, including writing, translating, reading, and speaking, and has successfully communicated with Spanish-speaking clients. She has been active with the American Bar Association (ABA) since law school, when she held the position of Lt. Gov. of Region IV (Alabama and Mississippi), and she now currently holds the positions of Vice Director of the Disaster Legal Services Team of the Young Lawyers Division, a position that she also held this past year, and the International Human Rights Steering Committee, through which she is Publications Editor of The Mexico newsletter. She has also served as a judge for ABA sponsored moot court competitions held in New York City.
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MONTREAL, Que. – It's the softest part of the Scotties schedule now for Team Manitoba, and that showed this afternoon when Chelsea Carey skipped her team to a 15-3 win over Quebec's Allison Ross in eight ends.
The Manitobans handled Quebec easily, scoring a triple in the first end, three more in the third, then stealing four points in the fourth end, stealing two singles in a row and then finally stealing three in the eighth frame. Usually, a game like that would bring on earlier handshakes, but Scotties mandates a minimum eight ends for each game.
"That's not fun for anybody, but what can you do?" Carey said. "They were great sports about it… we tried to use it as sort of a practice, and get rock placement, and some precision and focus… so that you still get something out of it. You want to try not to lose focus. As much as you almost want them to score, you want to make shots."
With the win, the Manitobans now sit 6-1 on the week, with four games left to go in the round robin: a tilt tonight against New Brunswick's Andrea Crawford, two more games tomorrow and one last match on Friday before the playoffs begin. That's a nice spot to be in the standings, tied for second place with Saskatchewan's Stefanie Lawton, right under undefeated defending champion Rachel Homan. Alberta's Val Sweeting, 6-3, rounds out the top four teams.
Already, a few teams have been formally eliminated from playoff contention: Ross, young Yukon skip Sarah Koltun and Prince Edward Island's Kim Dolan have only won one game each this week, and are not numerically able to reach even a tiebreaker game.
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In an era when Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Steve Yzerman and Joe Sakic defined the centre position, the greatness of Mike Modano has been grossly understated since he joined the Minnesota North Stars as the first overall pick in the 1988 NHL entry draft.
Compared to those guys, Modano played his whole career with a millstone around his neck, held back by club rules like the ones Hitchcock insisted upon: Never crisscross when on a rush. Wingers had to stay in their lanes and go up and down the ice in robotic fashion. And nowadays they can't even go all the way up the ice unless the conditions are just right.
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Magic Bread Box (Yeast Bread All Week With Barely Any Work)
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Spend 5-10 minutes mixing water, flour, yeast & salt in a big plastic container on the weekend, and then shape & bake small loaves each morning for the rest of the week good for 2 sandwiches each. No kneading. You need a digital scale to make measuring ingredients super easy and a 6qt (shoe-box sized) container to hold the dough in the fridge. This is essentially the basic recipe from "Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a day" with a few modifications based on experimentation, ideas from other cook books and measurement converted to weight. I've made it even less work and a little cheaper, but definitely check out the book for more variations and ideas!
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- 700 g room temperature water
- 1000 g unbleached all-purpose flour
- 4 -8 g yeast (1-2 teaspoons)
- 28 g table salt (1 tablespoon)
- 1Start by putting 700g water (about 3 cups + 1 tablespoon) in a 6qt container with a lid. Just make sure it's not a screw-top container, because you want it to be able to pop off if the dough really expands or gases build up inside. But you don't want the dough to dry out during the long rise time, so you want something with a decent seal to keep in the moisture.
- 2Sprinkle a tablespoon of salt and 4-8 g (1-2 teaspoons) of yeast on top. The warmer it is inside where you are going to set the dough to rise, the less yeast you need. In the summer I use 4g, and the winter 8g. Great for stretching that pricey jar of yeast as far as it will go!
- 3Dump 1000g of unbleached all-purpose flour on top of that (approx 7-7.5 cups) and mix it up with a big spoon just until all the flour is damp. Don't knead! It's very sticky at this point, but still, more of a lump than a batter.
- 4Cover and let it sit out on the counter (out of the sun) all day or all night, until you can see big bubbles in the dough through the clear sides of the container and the container is almost full. For me this usually takes 6-12 hours. Recently I've found I can let it sit out just a short amount of time and then just chuck it in the fridge overnight with the same results.
- 5Technically it's ready to bake at that point, but I find it's very difficult to handle until it sits in the fridge for a good chunk of time first. The coolness makes it a little stiffer. So once it's risen, chuck it in the fridge for another half a day.
- 6When you're ready, sprinkle the top of the dough with a few tablespoons of flour, just to make the part where you're going to stick your fingers less sticky, but don't work it in at all. Grab the dough by the floury part, lift it partially out and cut off a piece with a bread knife. Tuck the edges underneath to form a ball (you may need to go around the edges several times) and put it on a pan sprayed with oil and dusted with cornmeal. You want to use a pan deeper than the bread is tall. A dutch oven is ideal, but I use a large loaf pan. I make about 1/5 of the dough at a time, which is about the size of an orange, but you can use less or more if you adjust baking times.
- 7Put the remaining dough back in the fridge, and use it all up in a 10-14 days. When you make the next batch, you can even skip cleaning the container out if you want. The little smudges of leftover flour and dough should incorporate into the new batch with no ill effects.
- 8Recently I've discovered that if you take an extra minute to shape the remaining dough into a ball before putting it back in the fridge, it pays huge dividends. Just pick up the whole thing and spend a minute tucking the edges under, going around and around, and then plop it back in the container. Next time you go to cut a hunk of dough off, you'll find the dough is extra bubbly, and it bakes up extra fluffy with nice big air-pocket holes in it.
- 9Let the newly shaped loaf sit for 30-60 minutes, then cover tightly (either with foil, or if your pan is a dutch oven with the lid) to keep in the moisture as the bread bakes. This eliminates the need for a pan of water in the bottom of the oven.
- 10I used to preheat, but recently I've been putting it in a cold oven with good results. The large toaster oven I use heats up pretty fast, so that may be why it works so well for me. At any rate, you want to bake at 450 for a good long time, then take the lid/foil off to brown for a little more. In my oven, for the size I make (about 1/5 of the dough at a time) that takes about 30-35 minutes, plus 5-10 for the browning. You will have to experiment with your own equipment.
- 11Let it sit until it cools, then slice and enjoy! Once it's cut, it goes stale pretty quickly, so don't resist that good bread smell too long -- .
- 12NOTE: You can tinker with the flour any way you want. Whole wheat, rye, oatmeal, flax, wheat bran, cinnamon, etc. If you don't want to improvise, just find another recipe you like and use that with this method. See the book "Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a day" for other variations and options like pizza, bagels, pretzles, etc.
- 13NOTE2: If you want to bake all the dough at once, I recommend starting at least 24 hours in advance. Mix the dough, refrigerate for half a day, take the dough and spend a minute shaping into a ball, then put it back in the fridge for another half a day before taking it out and putting it in its final shape.
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- Calories 730.6
- Calories from Fat 18
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- Total Fat 2.0 g
- 3%
- Saturated Fat 0.3 g
- 1%
- Cholesterol 0.0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium 2175.4 mg
- 90%
- Total Carbohydrate 152.9 g
- 50%
- Dietary Fiber 5.6 g
- 22%
- Sugars 0.5 g
- 2%
- Protein 20.9 g
- 41%
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2U, which moved its headquarters from New York in February, secured $26 million in venture capital in the first quarter.
The new program will enable international relations students to participate in weekly class sessions in an online classroom with American University's School of International Service's faculty and fellow students.
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Official duties include enterprise efforts for: Digital, Marketing, E-Commerce, Information Technology, Corporate Development, Enterprise Strategy, Store Design/Channel Experience, Enterprise Customer Care, Consumer Insights, New Ventures, Entertainment, Business Services which includes divisional Finance, HR, IT, Legal.Officially, Best Buy calls Gillett, "President, Best Buy Digital, Global Marketing and Strategy." Sounds like a CEO to me. It would make little sense to bring in a new leader as opposed to going with one who is obviously well qualified to lead and entrenched in the turnaround process. It would make even less sense to go the typical route and hire a 50-something, lifetime retail slave who thinks adjusting the lights, properly "merchandising" in-store and reducing the square footage of soulless big box stores will somehow thrust Best Buy into legitimate competition with Amazon.com
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I never understood why people believe GM would benefit from lower consumer interest rates or cheaper gas prices. It is not like $2.00 a gallon for gas is a GM exclusive. ALL manufacturers have cars that run on gasoline,. GM will not benefit any more than Honda or Hyundai would.
It is like Good Year starts giving free tires to anyone who needs a set and someone in here would tell you how that is good for GM.
That is how that idiot from Michigan was paying for his Florida trips every year. They would go camp in some dingy camp ground in a raggedy old camper. He would collect cans, bottles, and glass jars and sell them. I guess that is enough income if you want to vacation at a KOA camp ground, I think his girlfriend or wife or whatever she is started selling canned goods. They even gave me one. Yuckkk!!
Looking at the current sales one would think GM got kicked out of US as well. Look at the sales, While some people like to complain about what they can and can't do in Japan, they have no explanation for why the sales are cut into half and maybe more right here in North America.
I have an explanation. People got tired of buying junk made by union bums.
Isn't the tomahawk chop very similar to elbow bending that resembles the motion one makes while drinking?
Are they going to lay another egg today?
Good grief....How are they going to make it to The Super Bowl playing like this?
Decent looking truck, but it will fail at that price like the one before it!
This from a guy who sells cheap Mexican and Canadian beer and wine.
Smarter ones were the ones that never went to the stadium in the first place. 20 degrees to watch what? To watch Chiefs loose another game?. Real geniuses didn't even bother watching it on TV. THEM are the real smart ones. jeyehawky couldn't be one of those, could he?
It wasn't their fault. It was cold.They should have worn white uniforms, they chose red. That may have been the reason. Next time they are going to make minced meat our of Broncos. You just wait!
Is he in hiding or too drunk to come and post in here. I was looking forward to some morsel of his wisdom. I am sure there is a good explanation to what just happened. Maybe they want a better draft pick. That's it. That is why they lost to Broncos and Raiders!
What a shame. They tried so hard.
Maybe the next time! LOL
I hope this game will help keep jeyehawky quite until next year. Even then, if Manning is still playing, it will be the same thing all over again.
We want to play the Royals next!. This is getting boring.
You probably didn't watch the game, did you. Looks like 90 percent of the stadium emptied long before the game ended. Maybe they know something you don't but should!
That is.....KC sucks!
Denver 14
Kansas City -(minus) 10 yards.
Poor guy has spent more time on his back than Kim Kardashian.
Maybe it'll get better. It has to get better. If this keeps up, I have some old episodes of Gilligan's Island I may start watching instead.
jeyehawky too bad you are at the game. Wish you were here to say you are sorry!
I'll wait.
Hello Web,
I didn't even know they had a quarterback?
Too bad jeyehawky is not here to join us..He must be at the game. He should be leaving to go back home pretty soon. It is not looking very good for them. Oh well.
There really is not that much to celebrate beating the #$%$ out of a team that lost to Raiders! LOL
I wish he as here to tell us what went wrong!
Nope. It is someone else with some common sense. Not "Mallen1998". Haven't been here since the KC/Raiders game.
How are you doing?
I am so glad we are not playing the KC Royals tonight!
Are you watching the game? It is on TV here...I am sure you went to the stadium to watch it. Hope you stay warm. I don't have time to dig up some of your old predictions about this game. Why bother, I am sure you remember them all.
Good luck to you and your coach. One of these days he may actually beat Denver.
Did you see Manning's record against the chiefies? Pretty ugly, huh?
I am sitting here sweating bullets watching Miami and Broncos. Not sure if we are going to be able to opull this one out of our butts or not. Even if we lose, I won't fee as bad as I could knowing that at least we didn't lose to a 0-9 Raiders.
Now THAT right there is something to hang your head down and be ashamed.
Oakland Raiders?
There are days like this, Football Gods are laughing their butts off!
Who can blame them?
Lost to Raiders? Are you kidding me? NO ONE loses to Raiders. NO ONE!
Except perhaps KC Chickens..
Thank you Football Gods. You must hate the Chifies as much as I do.
They should have sent in the KC Royals!!
These are the same Chiefs that are going to beat Denver?
Hello jeyehawky...Did you start drinking yet?
None of that matters. GM was up 14 cents sometime last week. That's all that matters to some of these people.


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Turkey seems to have officially disavowed any support for the independence of the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq, despite AK Party deputy chairman Hüseyin Çelik's June 28 comments to The Financial Times to the contrary. However, the KRG's recent export of oil to Turkey's Mediterranean oil port of Ceyhan, which after transshipment arrived in Israel's Ashkelon port, highlighted the economic benefit to Turkey of a Kurdish political entity in Iraq with sufficient autonomy to market its energy independent of the constraints of the Iraqi central government in Baghdad.Indeed, Ankara's far-sighted effort to become a leading energy transportation hub includes a new oil refinery on Turkey's Aegean coast and the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline that respectively can accommodate oil and natural gas from the autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq.The new $5.6 billion STAR oil refinery is being built at the Petkim Petrochecmical Complex about 50 km north of the Turkish coastal city of Izmir. Petkim is the largest petrochemicals manufacturer in Turkey and currently accounts for approximately 30 percent of Turkey's market share for refined petroleum products.Petkim is aggressively seeking to increase its market share by replacing imported products with its own products produced in Turkey. The STAR refinery will provide Petkim's plants with feedstock fuel that will enable Petkim to manufacture high value petroleum products at a considerable cost reduction with the effect of cutting down Turkey's dependence on imported refined petroleum products, particularly in critical sectors such as diesel fuel and jet fuel.In addition to Azeri Light grade and Russian Urals grade oil, the STAR refinery is being constructed with the capability of refining Kirkuk grade crude oil allowing Petkim to manufacture high value petroleum products from crude oil imported from the KRG. Test production of the refinery will start in early 2017 and it is expected to become operational by 2018.The Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) also carries the potential for an independent Kurdish political entity to market its natural gas resources to Turkey and the EU.The $10.5b. TANAP is being constructed by Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR and its junior partner the Turkish state-owned oil and natural gas pipeline company BOTAŞ, which owns a 30% stake in the project.With an initial capacity of 16 billion cubic meters (bcm), TANAP will initially receive gas from Azerbaijan's Caspian Sea Shah Deniz field and then transport the gas across Turkey to the Turkish-Greek border where it will link with the Trans-Adriatic pipeline (TAP) for delivery to the European Union. Expected to be fully operational by 2018, Turkey will receive approximately 6 bcm with the remaining 10 bcm intended for the EU.Once operational, the volume of natural gas transported via TANAP is expected to increase by one billion cubic meters per year. Since Turkey's domestic natural gas consumption has more than tripled, jumping from 15 bcm in 2000 to 46 bcm in 2010, the gas delivered via TANAP is of considerable importance to the continued functioning of the Turkish economy.Additionally, the Turkish economy stands to benefit substantially from the lucrative transit revenues received for gas transported to the EU across its territory. Aside from natural gas from Azerbaijan, TANAP also will be able to transport natural gas from the KRG should it be sufficiently independent to sell its gas. Experts estimate that the KRG could export 10 bcm of natural gas to Turkey as early as 2020.With the countries of the Arab Middle East embroiled in unprecedented political turmoil that is straining their relations with Turkey, the AKP government's deepening relationship with the KRG constitutes a foreign policy achievement with significance for Turkey's long-term geo-strategic position. Turkey's ambition to become a global energy hub would benefit from a Kurdish political entity sufficiently independent to market its hydrocarbon energy resources via Turkey.While the exact political relationship between Turkey and an independent Kurdish government is yet to be determined, the infrastructure of the economic relationship is being established.The author is a Fellow at Shalem College, Jerusalem, and at the Middle East and Asia Units of the Hebrew University's Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace. He also teaches in Tel Aviv University's Department of Middle Eastern and African History.
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Q: You recently wrote about using sugar for slow-healing wounds and bedsores. As a nurse, I learned years ago that the best way to use this home remedy is to make a paste of antibiotic ointment and sugar and pack the wound with it.
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Let's have a contest, gang. The one who finds the most Freudian symbols in Tony Richardson's "Mademoiselle" wins the Norman Vincent Peale book of his choice. I'll give you a few to get your list started: There are 19 shots of a lake. Lakes stand for women. Sometimes it is stormy, sometimes it is covered with raindrops, sometimes it is calm. Everytime you see Jeanne Moreau, she is like the lake. Stormy, covered with raindrops, calm.
Then there is a great scene where she meets the Italian lumberjack in the woods. He has a pet snake. They shake hands, and the snake crawls down his arm and up hers. For a moment there, while the snake is in midpassage, you could turn the screen on edge and have the trademark of the American Medical Assn.
Then you have Miss Moreau's hang-up. She is a schoolteacher in a French town. She tells her students a story about an evil baron who sneaks out at night and sets houses on fire. Sure enough, Miss Moreau sneaks out at night and sets houses on fire. She also opens the floodgates on the dam, poisons the water supply and smokes cigarettes. She is an evil woman.
One day she goes out into the woods and is seduced by the lumberjack. The seduction scene lasts from about 4 p.m. until noon the next day. Miss Moreau and the lumberjack run through the fields and the forest and around the lake, and about midnight it starts to rain. Then it gets muddy. They slosh through the mud, carrying on their carefree lovers' dance. Slosh, slosh, slosh, I hear the lovers dancing.
The town is a very peculiar town. It is a French town in which the Italians speak in English subtitles, and when the French speak, they speak in French to each other, but in English when they are speaking to the camera. Miss Moreau speaks in English and teaches her classes in English, even though she is French. The kids don't learn so fast. Probably confused by the Italian subtitles.
I am not, of course, being very fair to "Mademoiselle," but it is not the kind of movie that encourages mercy. It is murky, disjointed and unbearably tedious. The script by Jean Genet reads like something out of Evergreen Review by way of French pornography.
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Gene was a highly intelligent, enlightened man who had a number of gay and lesbian employees on his personal staff. He hired Ernest Over, who was gay, as his driver and eventually placed so much trust and confidence in him that he made him his personal assistant. Ernest Over drafted the 1991 statement to The Advocate for Gene, stating that gay and lesbian crewmembers would begin to appear in fall episodes of The Next Generation. Ernie was the only person Gene took with him to the last meetings he had with Paramount. Since Gene pushed the limits in terms of featured characters who were non-white, I believe he was ready to take the next step and push past homophobic barriers.
He certainly had gays and lesbians at parties at his home. I first met with Majel Barrett Roddenberry and Ernie Over at the French Quarter, a gay restaurant in West Hollywood, and can tell you that she was absolutely comfortable there.
2. Did that attitude apply to your step-mother Dawn Roddenberry?
No, unfortunately, it did not. I remember an incident when I was still living with Dawn and my father on his yacht, the Magnifico, during the annual powerboat races in Marina Del Rey. She was watching a group of gay men on a nearby boat and turned to me and said, "That's disgusting. I can't stand fags." I was fifteen or so and having sex on the beach with other guys ... so I kept my mouth shut around her.
3. Why do you think she had that attitude, considering her father's openness?
Gene was a workaholic and might be described as a "studio father", so Dawn was raised almost exclusively by her mother, Eileen. Eileen had led a very sheltered life and had some rather parochial attitudes.
Dawn may have been rebelling a bit, too. Gene did not approve of her relationship with my father, who was an handsome older man with money that came from some questionable sources. I personally think Dawn was attracted to my father because she was looking for someone to replace her father and give her the kind of lifestyle she expected to have with her father.
4. How did Dawn Roddenberry and your father meet?
She and Susan Sackett, Gene's secretary, were visiting the marina where the yacht was docked. My father was sleeping late after a party and I was working on the deck. Dawn --who was quite pretty with long auburn hair-- asked if she could come aboard and look at the boat, so I woke up my father to see if it was okay ... and the rest is history.
5. There's a story being circulated on AOL by representatives of Paramount that Ernie Over drafted and released the 1991 statement about gays and lesbians on Star Trek without Roddenberry's permission. What's your reaction to that?
Ernest Over has too much integrity to ever do such a thing. I think he drafted the statement at Gene's request and with his input. I think Gene signed off on it and I think Ernest presented it to The Advocate at Gene's request because Gene was ill. I suggest you talk to Ernest if you want to clarify that issue.
Ernest was the person who gave me a personal tour of the Star Trek set and offices after Gene's death --where he spoke about some of the changes going on. We try to keep in touch..
6. What were your impressions of the set?
It was interesting to see how they do the magic ... take the pieces of something that's very ordinary and functional and through the magic of camera angles and framing make it into somthing extraordinary ... something that looks like more than the sum of its parts. You might see a doorway and a sidewalk where actors say their lines, but when the show airs you'll see an entire building with a valley in the background --or a planetary landscape outside what's an empty window during taping.
7. What was it like knowing your step-grandfather was the producer of Star Trek?
It was exciting. I had developed a strong interest in science fiction. Like many people, I watched TOS as a kid. Spock was my favorite character. I remember I hated Captain Kirk. Later, after my mother divorced my father, I lived with her and her second husband, George Stevens, who worked at North American Rockwell. George was on the design team for the Saturn rockets ... so not only was I watching Star Trek, I was visiting Rockwell, touring the plant, watching heat shield tests. I got to meet the astronauts. I had models of all the rockets ... and the Enterprise. George bought me a telescope. Testing had revealed that I had a high I.Q., so I was enrolled in the California Gifted Students program and encouraged to pursue an interest in the sciences. When Dawn and my natural father married, I was intensely interested in making a connection with my new grandfather.
8. Why was Spock your favorite?
Spock was an intellectual character with fascinating powers. He seemed to have more depth --and he had great physical strength which he restrainted. I liked the way he could throw people around when he had to fight, including Kirk. He had control of his environment, which was something I didn't have at that time. I remember concocting a whole culture and history of Vulcan based on a few bits and pieces mentioned during the series. In fact, I have an idea for a novel set on Vulcan based on the life and times of the great Vulcan philosopher Surak.
9. In your statement, you say you've suffered deeply because of anti-gay hatred. Can you talk a bit about that?
Yes, I can. Three things come immediately to mind.
First, when my natural mother remarried after the death of George Stevens, she married a homophobe. When he discovered I was gay, he refused to allow my mother to have any contact with me --and went as far as to write the military a letter telling them I was gay in an attempt to get me dishonorably discharged. I still cannot visit or call my mother --except secretly. While I've offered her help in leaving him, she has not been able to make a break.
Second, when I was about 24 and working in New Mexico, I invited a couple of people I had just met to stop off at my place for some dinner. Apparently, one of them found my stash of X-rated gay magazines in the bathroom while searching for drugs, because there was never any mention of my sexual orientation. When he returned to the kitchen, where I was cooking, he stabbed me eight times in the stomach and then spun me around and sliced through my jugular. Blood exploded all over the room and --in a complete panic and rush of adrenalin-- I hurled him away and burst through my trailer door to get some help from the neighbors. When the police arrived to interview me at the hospital and discovered that I was gay, one of the officers said "You got what you deserved." I left New Mexico as soon as I was released from the hospital.
Third, when I decided to come out while working at Mobil Oil Corporation, I was immediately transferred from a fast track job at the Torrance refinery with a great deal of responsibility to a dead end job in the sticks. I became so depressed and angry, I went on disability and left the firm.
10. Those are three horrifying stories. I guess my next question ought to be whether or not you think that a gay or lesbian character on Star Trek would have made a difference in terms of what happened to you.
Like you, I have no illustions about one program ending homophobia in our time. At the website, you talk about the boom in black programming and black roles on television, yet we know that racism is still with us and that we still don't see black life in America accurately reflected despite all the black-oriented programming that exists. However, the programming we do see is changing lives and attitudes. A well-conceived, multi-dimensional, positive gay character on Trek might not stop all gay-bashing or job discrimination, but it might stop some ... and it might empower gay and lesbian kids so that they are less likely to become victims.
11. At what point in your life, did you come out? Did Gene know you were gay?
It's been a long, gradual process --perhaps more difficult for me because of all the instability inherent in my parent's relationships and my father's shady character. I didn't have your average American middle class family life, except during my mother's marriage to George Stevens. When he died, my mother and I both had a very difficult time. No. I didn't get to come out to Gene before he died. I have no idea whether he had heard any rumors about me, but I'm sure it wouldn't have mattered. As David Alexander implied to you when you spoke recently, Gene would probably have taken advantage of the proximity of another gay person to get my opinion on the representation of gay characters.
As for coming out, physically, I started experimenting with other little boys when I was about 5 years old --though we were basically just looking and touching. Later, when George Stevens moved the family from Southern California to rural Northwestern Canada at 11 or 12, I used to play around with a boy from a neighboring farm. Then, I learned a little more about what boys can do with other boys at military school. When I ran away from military school after my step-father died, my mother sent me back. The next time I ran away, I resolved to go find my father in Marina Del Rey. I got picked up by a straight trucker who got drunk and raped me.
By the time I got to Marina Del Rey and met a handsome young man one night while walking on the beach, I was ready for a more positive sexual experience. I used to sneak off my father's boat to meet guys on the beach on a regular basis. While sexually active, I certainly wasn't out --not even to myself. I continued to describe myself as a bisexual well into my twenties, even at the time of the stabbing.
I think my life might have been different if I had stayed in Seattle, where I met some wonderful gay men who helped me get a job and find an apartment. I had started the process of coming out and was meeting a stable group of men, who could have become my gay family. I had taken the GED in New Mexico in order to get out of high school early and enroll in college --and I was looking at a school in Seattle. But my mother, who had cut off support when I moved out of the house, swept into my apartment one day and offered to pay my expenses if I enrolled at a school in New Mexico because she had become aware of my Seattle lifestyle and wasn't happy about it.
The day I went to New Mexico, I went right back into the closet. Then, came the stabbing. Later, when I went to work for Mobil, I started out in a job that had me working 7 days a week for 12-16 hours a day. This went on for four months and --like Gene-- I started using drugs to get through it ... and it became a problem. I cleaned up --and got into the executive program. But when I came out --which was part of dealing with some underlying issues I had-- and was banished to oblivion, I developed a problem again.
Now, I'm completely out --including being upfront and honest about my HIV positive status-- and I want to make a contribution to the gay community on a number of levels. As I said in my statement, I whole-heartedly support the Voyager Visibility Project. It's appalling that the studio still hasn't honored my grandfather's wishes. I'm speaking out because I feel a strong connection to his vision, as well as a responsibility as a gay man. I'm also perhaps the only relative who is willing and capable of speaking to this issue. If the studio doesn't take some action on this proposal soon, I think a boycott of Viacom, the company that owns Paramount, may be in order.
12. What's this about a suit that Eileen, Dawn and your father brought against Majel and Paramount over profits from Star Trek?
It's a fairly byzantine situation and one that may keep Majel from involving herself in anything that a nasty, conservative lawyer might consider detrimental to the Star Trek franchise, such as your project. She has to be very careful about what she says until this is over.
Eileen Roddenberry, Gene's first wife, and Dawn Roddenberry Compton, my step-mother and Gene's daughter by his first wife, are suing Majel Barrett Roddenberry, Gene's second wife, and Paramount for fifty percent of all proceeds from Star Trek. An appeals court judge recently ruled against them, but they may appeal that ruling.
Darlene Roddenberry, Dawn's sister and Gene's first daughter by Eileen --Darlene was not involved in the suit by the way--, recently died and Majel has arranged for her ashes, along with Gene's, to be interred in space courtesy of NASA and the space shuttle. Dawn is angry with Majel because Majel didn't immediately inform her of Darlene's death, even though they were not on friendly terms and Dawn never informed me or my father's family of his death after a long illness during which she kept him in seclusion with her. We only found out through Majel a year and a half later. My father died with a fortune larger than Gene's, but Dawn was the sole beneficiary.
Now, Dawn is contesting Darlene's will, just as she contested Gene's will ... and lost her portion of the inheritance as a result of the fact that she wanted more than he left her.
My sister and I have decided to sue Dawn because I believe she defrauded my father's estate and is now using the money to sue Majel and Paramount. Got all that? Incidentally, Gene and Majel had a son, Rod Roddenberry, who is Dawn and Darlene's half-brother and my uncle. He's in his early twenties. As far as I know, he's not suing anybody.


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Perforated sigmoid diverticulitis in a lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone graft - a case report
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1 Department of Surgery, Hospital of Bulach, Spitalstrasse 24, 8180 Bulach, Switzerland
2 Division of Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery, University Hospital of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
3 Department of Pediatric Surgery, University Children's Hospital of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
4 Department of Visceral and Transplantation Surgery, University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
BMC Surgery 2014, 14:46 doi:10.1186/1471-2482-14-46Published: 22 July 2014
The combination of perforated diverticulitis in a lumbar hernia constitutes an extremely rare condition.
Case presentation
We report a case of a 66 year old Caucasian woman presenting with perforated sigmoid diverticulitis localized in a lumbar hernia following iliac crest bone graft performed 18 years ago. Emergency treatment consisted of laparoscopic peritoneal lavage. Elective sigmoid resection was scheduled four months later. At the same time a laparoscopic hernia repair with a biologic mesh graft was performed.
This case shows a very seldom clinical presentation of lumbar hernia. Secondary colonic resection and concurrent hernia repair with a biologic implant have proven useful in treating this rare condition.


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A larger celebration is planned for June 15 when Ahuntsic baseball park in the city's north end will be named for Carter, who died last year of brain cancer at 57.
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The decision Tuesday ends six months of sometimes rancorous debate. The rule was opposed by the PGA Tour and the PGA of America, which contended the stroke commonly used for long putters was not hurting the game and there was no statistical proof that it was an advantage.
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The company would not say how many jobs are being eliminated, but they include unfilled positions. ESPN has about 7,000 employees worldwide, with about 4,000 at its headquarters in Bristol, Conn. The vast majority work behind the scenes.
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Mywardrobe.com shifts editorial focus in favour of sales drive
By Nicola Clark, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 24 January 2012 08:30AM
Fashion retail site Mywardrobe.com is to relaunch with a shift away from editorial content, as it takes steps to drive sales.
The decision marks a marketing U-turn for the brand, which appointed former Grazia founding editor Fiona McIntosh as creative director in October 2010. A spokeswoman for Mywardrobe confirmed that McIntosh, who was a consultant, left the business last November.
Sarah Curran, the site's founder and chief executive, said: "There has been an assumption that the key to fashion ecommerce is leading with editorial content, but we believe the focus has to be on the product."
She added that editorial content can act as a "distraction" to "time-poor" customers.
The site has drawn heavily on the aesthetic of the burgeoning ranks of style blogs that present products in everyday settings to make them more accessible to consumers.
Mywardrobe is also investing in its loyalty scheme. Additionally, it is introducing white packaging and offering next-day delivery options to worldwide destinations.
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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation.Privacy International, the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Bahrain Watch and Reporters Without Borders filed formal complaints with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) against two surveillance companies on Friday 1st February. The OECD National Contact Points (NCPs) in the UK and Germany are being asked to investigate Gamma International and Trovicor respectively with regards to both companies' complicity in serious human rights abuses in Bahrain. The complainants argue that surveillance products and services provided by Gamma International and Trovicor have facilitated multiple human rights abuses in Bahrain, including arbitrary detention and torture, as well as violations of the right to privacy, freedom of expression and freedom of association. Information gathered from intercepted phone and internet communications has been used to detain and torture political dissidents and activists and to extract confessions from them. The companies are therefore in breach of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, recommendations addressed by governments to companies that set out principles and standards for responsible business conduct.The UK's NCP is based at the Department for Business Innovation and Skills, and the German NCP is based at the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. If the NCPs accept the complaints against Gamma and Trovicor, they will then: investigate the extent of the defendants' complicity in human rights abuses in Bahrain; mediate between complainants and defendants; issue final statements on whether OECD Guidelines have in fact been breached; provide recommendations to the defendants on how to avoid further breaches; and follow up in order to ensure that they comply with those recommendations. Eric King, Head of Research at Privacy International, said: «The failure of governments to properly control exports of surveillance technology has left companies like Gamma and Trovicor regulated exclusively by their own moral compasses. Unfortunately, these compasses seem to have malfunctioned and directed companies towards some of the most dangerous and repressive regimes in the world. We very much hope the OECD process will persuade Gamma and Trovicor to take a long hard look at their current and future clients, and to think carefully about the role their products play in the targeting and torture of activists and the suppression of pro-democracy voices.» Christian Mihr, Executive Director of Reporters Without Borders Germany, said: «Unregulated trade with surveillance technologies in authoritarian states is one of the biggest threats to press freedom and human rights work on the internet. Exports of such digital arms have to be made subject to the same restrictions as foreign dealings with traditional arms.» Miriam Saage-MaaÃ&${esc.hash}159;, Vice Legal Director at ECCHR, said: «By maintaining permanent business relations with the state of Bahrain and maintaining their surveillance software, both companies have accepted the risk of abetting torture and other grave human rights violations. This amounts to a violation of the OECD Guidelines.»
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Retiring executive sports editor Fred Kroner has seen a lot in his 34 years at The News-Gazette. Each Sunday until his last day, he'll share his most memorable stories:
Every day, it seems, is a memorable day for me. Maybe that's because I still enjoy the job I do, even after four decades.
Diminutive senior plays big role in Chargers win
URBANA — Small things are vital in basketball.
There's nothing smaller within Centennial's program than senior Terrion Howard. At 5-foot-5, he is 8 inches shorter than the team's next-smallest starter.
On Friday, he was the biggest factor as the Chargers returned to their winning ways with a 65-56 Big 12 Conference victory at Urbana's Oscar Adams Gymnasium.
HS Basketball: Centennial at Urbana 12-19-14
HS Basketball: Centennial at Urbana 12-19-14: Play now!
Brian Moline and Scott Beatty have the play-by-play for this Big 12 conference matchup between crosstown rivals. The Chargers won 65-56 behind 19 points from senior Terrion Howard and 16 from freshman Tim Finke.
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Centennial 65, Urbana 56: Listen, look and read
We had a radio crew, photographer and sports editor at Friday's Urbana-Centennial boys' basketball game.
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PBL tops Chrisman with defense
ST. JOSEPH — Paxton-Buckley-Loda won a defensive struggle in its first Leader Classic game, defeating Chrisman 47-37 on Thursday night.
"I told the guys that was a great defensive effort," PBL coach Adam Schonauer said. "I thought the energy was really good. We were active and rotated well. We got better at containing the dribble and did a really good job rebounding."
HS Boys' Basketball: PBL vs. ChrismanThu, 12/18/2014 - 8:35pm | Heather Coit
Paxton-Buckley-Loda boys take on Chrisman at the Leader Classic at St. Joseph-Ogden High School in St. Joseph on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014.


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