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This time while Jesus was in Perea, preaching in the towns, greater crowds than ever before were following him, claiming to believe in him as the son of David and the King of Israel. Most of these people saw that he was going toward Jerusalem, and the report went abroad among them that when he reached that city he would take the throne that had been King David's.
Seeking the Lost
The Pharisees were very careful to keep all the rules of the Jewish law, and were supposed to be very religious, because they prayed often in public places and went regularly to church. But Jesus saw that their religion was only pretended and not real, and would have nothing to do with them,except rebuke them for their sins.
The Parable of the Lost Son Found
You remember that the enemies of Jesus, the Pharisees and scribes, said of him, He gives welcome to bad men, and eats at the table with them! Jesus in answer gave a parable or story to show how God welcomes a sinner who turns from his sin and seeks his heavenly Father. This is one of the most beautiful among all the parables of Jesus. It is called The Prodigal Son.
The Parable of the Dishonest Steward
At this time Jesus gave to his disciples the parable of The Dishonest Steward. A steward is a man who takes care of any business or lands or houses belonging to another man who employs him. Jesus said : There was a rich man who had a steward who took charge of all his business. Some one told the rich man that his steward was cheating him and making a wrong use of his money.
A Parable for the Lovers of Money
Jesus knew that the Pharisees, for all their church-going and their carefulness in keeping the rules of their law, were in their hearts lovers of money, and were living for the things of this world and not for God. He gave to them a parable about a rich man who suddenly became poor, and a poor man who became rich. It is called The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus.
Two Parables Upon Prayer
Jesus told his disciples a parable to show that they should always keep on praying and never be discouraged. This parable is named The Parable of the Unjust Judge. In a certain city, he said, there was a judge who in his rule did not try to do right, but was often unjust and wicked; for he had no fear of God and no care for what men said about him.
The Little Children and the Rich Young Man
While Jesus was still passing through the land of Perea, on his way to Jerusalem, at one place the fathers and mothers brought their babies to him, asking him to place his hands on their heads and speak upon them a blessing. When the disciples saw them doing this, they were not pleased.
The Workers in the Vineyard
Jesus explained by a parable what he meant in saying, Many that are first shall be last, and some that are lowest here will be the highest in God's kingdom. This parable was The Workers in the Vineyard.
Early Art In Italy
EACH great picture-gallery in the world is famous for some special reason ; the Dresden Gallery stands, in the estimation of many people, at the head of all, because it possesses the greatest picture, Raphael's Sistine Madonna ; the Pitti Palace enshrines especially the works of the Italian painters of the Golden Age; and the Luxembourg displays in its perfection all the vigour and brilliancy of the modern French school.
Giotto And His School
IT is much to be regretted that there is no attested example of the work of Giotto in the National Gallery. His name is, of course, the foremost of the fourteenth century, and he founded a school of followers which made it possible for his influence to dominate the whole art-work of the century.
The Dawning Of The Renaissance
THE climax in the ecstatic school of religious art was reached by Fra Angelico, the gentle monk, who devoted his life to art for love of his brethren, and not for temporal gain. Fra Giovanni was a man of most holy life. This simplicity, goodness, and purity are the foundation of his appeal to the hearts of all generations.
The Flowering Of The Tuscan School
THE first bud of promise for the flowering of the Tuscan school may be said to have appeared in the unique genius of Botticelli. He lived in the last half of the great fifteenth century, and antedates Michelangelo and Raphael, who dominated the full ripeness of the Golden Age.
Bolognese Sternness And Sienese Beauty
The Sienese ideal from the first was beauty; in form, colour, and sentiment, the early pictures of Siena are gratifying to the eye ; the schools of Bologna and Ferrara, on the contrary, are more strenuous, — beauty was not their aim, — they did not shrink from positive ugliness, if it were only true to nature.
From The Valley Of Umbria To The Summit Of Art
To speak broadly, Umbrian art was an art of one century. Before the fifteenth century there was little which could be called strictly Umbrian; at any rate, the school is hardly recognized before that, and after the middle of the sixteenth century it was no more considered as distinctive. Raphael was the culmination of the school of Umbria, and his influence spread more in Rome than it did in his native province.
The Spell Of The Lagoons
WHILE Venetian art was doubtless greatly influenced by Padua, where the gifted teacher, Squarcione, had his brilliant school, there was some native employment of the art of painting prior to the time when Crivelli and Mantegna came to perpetuate their ideas, and to make possible the growth of the greatest colour-school of any land.
Lombardy And The Decadence
THE first name which greets us in the school of Lombardy is that of Vincenzo Foppa, who lived during the latter part of the fifteenth century, dying in the same year that Columbus made his voyage to America. The picture by him, No. 729, is careful, original, and thoughtful.
Early Art Of The Netherlands And Germany
ART developed late in the northern countries. Not until after the days of Giotto in Italy was there any painting of significance in Germany or in the Netherlands. The first German art was in the Carlovingian period, when it took rather the form of a craft, displaying itself principally in well-shaped vessels and utensils in clay and bronze.
Later Flemish And German Masters
UNTIL this year there has been a very serious gap in the chain of artistic succession in the London gallery; there was no example of the work of the greatest German of all — Albrecht Durer. No. 1938, however, was purchased for the sum of ten thousand pounds, and there is every reason to believe it to be painted by the master.
Rembrandt And The Dutchmen
MR. HENRY HAVARD has made what at first sounds like an extreme statement regarding Dutch art. He says that there is no such thing as a Dutch school. As he points out, Dutch painting exists, — and exists in great profusion, — but as for a school of art, handed down from master to pupil, — this really has been denied to the Dutchmen.
Spanish Artists In London
THE work of the Spanish school is not very fully displayed in the National Gallery. One can hardly follow the history of the art of that nation by a study of its masters here; but, by taking the few examples chronologically, it is possible to arrive at some idea of the progress of painting in Spain.
French Pictures In The British Collection
FRENCH painting, like the Spanish, sprang from miniature beginnings, dotting itself about like gleaming gems in creamy, illuminated volumes, through the earlier centuries, not developing into actual pictorial form until the sixteenth century. The earliest examples in the National Gallery are an archaic Madonna, by an unknown hand, No. 1335, not remarkable for anything except priority, and two stiff panels by a little-known artist, Marmion, Nos. 1302 and 1303.
Beginnings Of The British School
IN 1855 a collection of English paintings was sent to Paris for the International Exhibition. They proved a revelation to the Frenchmen. Ah! they cried, there are only two schools of painting, — ours and yours ! Other schools are founded on ours; yours is an original school!
Reynolds And Gainsborough
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS was the son of a clergy-man. He was born in Devonshire in 1723. He spent his study-hours while a child in sketching, calling down upon himself the condemnation of an outraged, though secretly proud, father.
Early Nineteenth Century In England
THE British school, as will be seen, developed its own ideals and standards. A certain mellow quality in colouring, at least among its earlier pictures, is observable ; in this quality it is allied to the old masters rather than to modern open-air impressionism. Sir George Beaumont used to say : A good picture, like a good fiddle, should be brown.
Late British Painters
WE will glance now at the pictures of the Norwich school, an interesting side-issue of British art, quite by itself, and dominated by its own peculiarities.
The Blind Man At the Gate
Six miles from the river Jordan, on the west, stood Jericho, toward which Jesus came with a great crowd of people around him. As he drew near Jericho, a blind man was seated beside the gate, begging for the small coins of those who passed by. This blind man's name was Bartimeus, a word which means the son of Timeus.
In the Rich Man's Home at Jerricho
But blind Bartimeus was not the only man in Jericho who was eager to meet Jesus. In that city was living a very rich man named Zacceus, who was the head of all the tax collectors in that part of the country. He had heard that Jesus was unlike other Jews, in being friendly toward the tax gatherers, and he greatly desired to see him.
The Alabaster Jar
From Jericho to Jerusalem was a journey of fifteen miles up the mountains by a very steep road; a road often dangerous on account of the robbers who were hidden among the rocks by the wayside. But at the time of the Passover when thousands of people were going up to the feast, it was safe, through the crowds traveling together.
Palm Sunday
The news that Jesus was at Bethany went abroad, and very soon the village was thronged with people eager to see him. Many of these were men who had come from the country up to Jerusalem for the feast of the Passover; and most of them were ready to believe in Jesus as the Christ, the promised King of Israel.
Monday On the Mount in the Temple
After the royal coming of Jesus to the city and the Temple, on the next morning—which was Monday—Jesus left Bethany very early, without waiting for his breakfast, and with his twelve disciples walked over the Mount of Olives toward Jerusalem. The walk and the early morning air made him hungry, and seeing a fig tree covered with green leaves in a field near the road, he went to it, hoping to find some figs upon it.
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St. Joseph shook off a slow start to advance to the semifinals of the championship bracket of the Catholic League tournament by beating Providence 60-45.
Down 16-13 after one quarter, St. Joseph (20-4) shut down the Celtics (11-12) in the second quarter and never looked back.
"I didn't like the tempo," St. Joseph coach Gene Pingatore said. "We had to pick them apart little by little."
Junior guards Joffery Brown and Glynn Watson each scored 13 points in the win. Junior guard Jordan Ash added 12 points. Brown added six rebounds and five assists.
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Why get married?
Marriage was not instituted by man, but by God Himself. It is a contract, a promise of cooperation and commitment (Gen. 2:24). It is also known as a covenant (which is a pact or agreement between two or more parties) that is made between a man and a woman with the intention of it lasting for a lifetime (Mal. 2:16). Marriage, therefore, should never be considered as a haphazard relationship or a commitment made lightly. Marriage is a very serious commitment through which mutual trust and fidelity is offered between a man and a woman. It is also the covenant in which children are brought forth. So, given the seriousness of marriage and the world's apparent causual commitment to it, why should we get married?
Marriage was created for companionship
God Himself stated that man should not be alone (Gen. 2:18). After God created Adam and placed him in the garden, He told Adam to name the animals. Genesis 2:20 records that none of the animals were suitable helpers for Adam. Adam was in need of a helper "corresponding to" or "fit" for him. Therefore, God made Eve. Note that God made a woman to be his companion so Adam was not alone. As Eve would be a companion to Adam, so would Adam be to Eve. All though friendships are an important part of life, there is no human companionship as close as that of a husband and wife. God created marriage for that purpose.
Marriage was created for the pleasure of both
Gen. 2:24 states after Eve's creation, "they shall become one flesh." Man and woman were created to be one in a physical sense. The sexual union between man and woman was created for the marriage covenant. Song of Solomon records the physical pleasure between a husband and wife, and that this was created for a good purpose. Prov. 5:15-20 warns against extramarital sex and extols pleasure within the marriage relationship when it says
"Drink water from your own cistern, flowing water from your own well. Should your springs be scattered abroad, streams of water in the streets? Let them be for yourself alone, and not for strangers with you. Let your fountain be blessed, and rejoice in the wife of your youth, a lovely deer, a graceful doe. Let her breasts fill you at all times with delight; be intoxicated always in her love. Why should you be intoxicated, my son, with a forbidden woman and embrace the bosom of an adulteress?"
Marriage is for pleasure, and it is also to guard against lust and sexual immorality (1 Cor. 7:9). Abstaining from marriage in an attempt to be "spiritual" may actually not be spiritual at all, but be a cause of stumbling into sin.
Marriage was created for procreation
God told man and woman to, "Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it…" (Gen. 1:28). Procreation was part of Adam and Eve's purpose. Throughout the Old Testament, children were not seen as burdens, but as blessings and a heritage from God (Psalm 127:3-5).
The family unit is seen as an integral theme through the Old and New Testament. God created a family unit to consist of a married couple and their children. Because of death and divorce, the family unit is not always as intact as it was originally created to be. However, this does not change God's intended design for marriage. Children were to be conceived and raised inside of marriage, not outside of it. In fact, any time Israel procreated outside of marriage, hardship ensued because they had stepped outside of God's original design (Gen. 16; 2 Sam. 11-12).
Marriage is a picture of Christ and His Bride, the Church
The Apostle Paul wrote to the Ephesian church that marriage was a representation of Christ and His church (Eph. 5:22-33). The husband portrays a servant leader, laying down his life within the marriage relationship, as Christ did for His bride, the church. The wife follows her husband's lead, submitting to his leadership out of her own free will. This represents the Body of Christ's response to the Head of the Church, Jesus Christ.
So, why get married? Marriage is a picture of the glorious relationship between the Savior of mankind and His people. Marriage portrays the beauty and the truth of the eternal relationship we have with God. It is a true blessing from God.
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News president Ben Sherwood has hired Mark Greenblatt as a New York-based correspondent. Greenblatt joins from CBS affiliate KHOU in Houston where he was an investigative reporter. ABC is also bringing back into the fold Gloria Riviera, formerly a London correspondent who will now be based in Beijing. Riviera's husband, former ABC Newsman Jim Sciutto just started his new job as chief of staff to U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke, (whose wife Mona Lee Locke, incidentally, is a former local TV news reporter).
ABC News has also hired Muhammad Lila from the CBC as the new Digital Correspondent for South Asia, based in Islamabad. And Kirit Radia, a one-time ABC News desk assistant who worked his way up to producing at the White House and State Department, has been named ABC's new Digital Correspondent in Moscow.
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As the current low moves into Nevada on Thursday, it will shift winds to the northeast creating breezy and dry conditions Thursday night into Friday across most parts of Northern California, including the areas where the dry lightning is predicted to hit. In addition to the prepositioning of fire engines, CAL FIRE is also staffing all reserve fire engines, staffing additional inmate fire crews 24 hours a day, and plans to hold all personnel on duty. In addition to department preparations, CAL FIRE is in close communication with local, state and federal partners including the U.S. Forest Service, the California National Guard and the California Emergency Management Agency.


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NAMI strongly supports legislation to require health plans to cover treatment for mental illness on the same terms and conditions as all other illnesses – mental illness insurance parity. This measure, the Senator Paul Wellstone Mental Health Equitable Treatment Act (S 486/HR 953), is sponsored by Senators Pete Domenici (R-NM) and Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) and Representatives Jim Ramstad (R-MN) and Patrick Kennedy (D-RI). It currently has strong bipartisan support on both sides of the Capitol, with 67 Senate cosponsors and 241 House cosponsors. In addition, President Bush has pledged support for federal legislation to require parity for mental illness coverage.
As the nation's largest organization representing individuals living with mental illness and their families, NAMI believes strongly that mental illnesses are real illnesses, that treatment works and that there is no medical or economic justification for health plans to cover treatment on different terms and conditions. NAMI urges all members of Congress, on both sides of the aisles to:
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"Our health insurance system must treat serious mental illness like any other disease. And that was Senator Domenici's message to me at the Oval Office. And it was Nancy's message when we had them up for dinner. And I want to appreciate the fact that they have worked tirelessly on this problem. I have a record on this issue. As the Governor of Texas, I signed a bill to ensure that patients who critically need mental health care are treated fairly. Senator Domenici and I share this commitment: health plans should not be allowed to apply unfair treatment limitations or financial requirements on mental health benefits. It is critical that we provide full -- as we provide full mental health parity, that we do not significantly run up the cost of health care. I'll work with the Senator. I will work with the Speaker. I will work with their House and Senate colleagues to reach an agreement on mental health parity …" President Bush, April 29, 2002
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When salt is put down on the East End Bridge to combat winter ice, it could mix with oil, grime and other gross stuff on the roadway, then end up in our Louisville Water Co. drinking water.
Before the chosen Kentucky approach to the proposed East End Bridge meets the bridge, it will travel beneath an estate through dangerous tunnels that will ultimately limit the bridge's capacity, whiz by a newly-found family of eagles, to intersect with the wellhead protection area of the Louisville Water Company's Riverbank Filtration system.
According to Clarence "Bud" Hixson, attorney for Citizen's for the Advancement of Regional Transportation, Louisville Water Company's filtration wells reach to Harrods Creek, and that creek has what he calls "confluence" with the Ohio River. (CART is a 20-year-old inter-modal transportation advocacy group.)
"Thousands of gallons of chloride contaminated storm water will discharge into Harrods Creek from a collection system on the East End Bridge all the way to Indiana and from a collection system going through the tunnels to Brownsboro Road.
"Very high levels of chloride and conductivity will cause exceedences of water quality criteria year round as a result of the deicing of the East End Bridge by road salt." writes Hixson in an email.
The Louisville Water Company is owned by Metro Louisville. Under the leadership of Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson when he was Louisville mayor, the Riverbank Filtration system was built at a cost of millions in the proposed path of the proposed East End bridge. After. The Bridge. Route. Was. Selected.
Why? How?
Advil? Bourbon? Bath salts?
Writes Hixson:
At the earliest meetings, the entire waterbank artesian well system had not been installed and the earliest wellhead protection public meetings showed diagrams of the WPA well head protection area that did not reach Harrods Creek. Later additional artesian wells were drilled and connected to the collector tunnel but misleading WPA maps continued to show up in public consultation meetings.
Attempts to avoid this royal mess go back at least to a memo dated February 12, 2002 from the Division of Water to the Department of Environmental Protection. The former raised concerns with the latter about the consequences of an East End bridge route intersecting the proposed site for the Riverbank Filtration system:
Snippets from that 2002 memo:
Proposed I-265 bridge alignments "A15, A16 and A2 directly affect the settling ponds."
"…the Division of Water is concerned about spills and ordinary storm drainage from these alignments reaching the BEP settling ponds and water treatment plant."
"Road spill and ordinary drainage from these alignments will reach the wellhead protection area and can shut down the water supply for 800,000 people."
Minutes from a 2006 Meeting:
The meeting was called 'Section 4 Wellhead Protection Permitting Review Meeting,' attended by representatives of the Division of Water, KYTC, and LWC.
"LWC is particularly concerned with chloride levels that could be increased due to road salting in the winter. To date, they haven't had any appreciable chloride levels to contend with, but were that to change, they would have problems treating them."
From minutes of a 2009 meeting:
"LWC's primary concern is contamination of the aquifer from a hazardous spill on the roadway."
Welcome to 2012.
Greg Fischer is mayor of Louisville, and the last of his four major campaign promises was to build these darn bridges. Being mayor of this place probably is harder than inventing an ice machine.
Now Fischer's advocacy for an expedited construction of the East End bridge may be at odds with protecting our drinking water from LWC.
Thursday, Hixson sent a "Request for a Public Hearing" to the Kentucky Division of Water regarding the danger of salt and other bridge run-off polluting the Riverbank Filtration system.
In other news, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet still says you can't see Drumanard appraisal:
In June, Insider Louisville reported that Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway, at CART's urging, was looking into how, and pray tell why, the Kentucky Department of Transportation paid $8.3 million for the Drumanard Estate.
In an update to that story, KYTC responded to Conway's 13 inquiries, with three pages I'll take the liberty of translating as, "NO. GO AWAY."
"Until all parcels are obtained, the appraisals and related documents for all parcels within the project limits are excepted from disclosure," writes Rebecca W. Goodman, Counsel with KYTC's Office of Legal Services to Conway. "As the Kentucky Legislature has excepted appraisal documents from disclosure until all property has been acquired, KYTC invokes this exception without reservation, as it is in the best interests of the taxpayers to get the fairest price possible." (6/28/12 Letter from KYTC to AG)
Since the June 20 signing of the new Record of Decision, KYTC has begun making offers on the remaining parcels that need to be procured for the bridges project. From Goodman's letter to Conway, "Of the thirty-five parcels remaining to be acquired, 10 are residential, 13 are commercial, three are industrial, eight are owned by the Metro Government and one is owned by the Louisville Water Company."
Um, the East End bridge route is so near the Riverbank Filtration System, that it requires procurement of Louisville Water Company real estate?
About Curtis Morrison: Curtis Morrison is a journalist who blogs at Louisville Courant. Morrison is a political activist, active in historic-preservation efforts. He is a board member of Neighborhoods Planning and Preservation.


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By ydujxoc
on December 09, 2014
I loved it,am making it again to take to church.I will make it again for Christmas.
las vegas, 68
on November 28, 2013
My heritage is eastern European and we never had anything like a sweet side dish at meals, but yet you brought a retro dish into the 2000's and it is great!! I added a little marshmallows and a little less sugar to the whipped cream. Very , very good as part of a dessert buffet too. THNX!!!
East Hartford, CT
on November 28, 2013
Made this today- can also see why it is a family favorite of yours! Addictive! However, I think it could be made with much less sugar (1/4 cup? and will try it that way next time.
By stg7550
on November 28, 2013
This is perfectly holiday and will take you back to childhood memories!
By Marshabar
on November 18, 2013
I made a small batch of this to see if I might use it this year. It is absolutely delicious and I can see why Kelsey's family has stuck with it all these years. I'll definitely make this for my guests this year. It is creamy dreamy but it has that hint of tart from the cranberries. I may add toasted sliced almonds instead of the pomegranate. I usually put an upside down half pear on a lettuce lined plate and spread softened sweetened cream cheese over it. Then cover it with half grapes so that it looks like a little bunch of grapes. Serve with french dressing. This is a recipe from the 1950'2 CIA cookbook. It's really good but I'll be proud and happy to change it out this year.
By wackamolia
on November 16, 2013
I loved this recipe! I usually change things up when making a recipe but this recipe was perfect as it is. It was a fun dish to make and so delicious. There are so many flavors going on but they compliment each other so well. I served this for a family dinner and everyone was so sad when there wasn't any left. This is a dish I will be making often.
Dayton, OH
on January 13, 2013
Reminds me of being a kid and the old school marshmallow salads, but with an update. I love the use of fresh cranberries. Even the kids loved it at Thanksgiving. Great recipe, even the next day for left overs.
By MrsThome
Tustin, CA
on November 28, 2012
This was delicious and a big hit! The recipe couldn't be any easier. It's so festive looking I'm also making it for Christmas. It is suprisingly light tasting even with the heavy cream. The fresh cranberries and pomegranite seeds add such a delicious crunch. This is my new favorite easy dish!
By jasmineb1024
on November 23, 2012
This is such a fun dish! 3 of the 4 adults at our Thanksgiving dinner this year weren't a fan of cranberries so I wanted to look for a variation. You've got multiple different tastes and textures and we loved them all. I may add a little less sugar to the cranberries next time to bring out the tartness a little more but definitely adding this recipe to the recipe box (with credit to Kelsey and family of course!
By Ljochase
on November 23, 2012
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Reported Tuberculosis in the United States, 2010
Executive Commentary
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Highlights of 2010 Report
Since 1953, in cooperation with state and local health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Division of Tuberculosis Elimination (DTBE) has collected information on each newly reported case of tuberculosis (TB) disease in the United States. Currently, each individual TB case report (Report of Verified Case of Tuberculosis or RVCT) is submitted electronically. The following are the highlights of the 2010 report:
- Updated case counts for each year from 1993 through 2009.
- Case counts: 11,182 TB cases were reported to CDC from the 50 states and the District of Columbia (DC) for 2010, representing a 3.1% decrease from 2009 (Table 1).
- Nineteen states reported increased case counts from 2009 (Table 28).
- California, Texas, New York, and Florida accounted for greater than 50% of the national case total (Table 28).
- For the seventh consecutive year, Hispanics (29%) exceeded all other racial or ethnic groups with the largest percentage of total cases (Table 2).
- Asians (28%) have surpassed non-Hispanic blacks or African-Americans1 (24%) as the second largest racial or ethnic group since 2008.
- Blacks or African-Americans born in the United States represented 40% of TB cases in U.S.-born persons and accounted for approximately 16% of the national case total (Table 17).
- Asians born outside the United States represented 44% of TB cases in foreign-born persons and accounted for approximately 27% of the national case total (Table 18).
- Case rates: In 2010, the TB case rate declined from 3.8 to 3.6 per 100,000 persons, representing a 3.8% decrease from 2009.
- Thirteen states and DC reported rates above the national average (Table 20).
- Thirty-seven states met the definition for low incidence, or ≤ 3.5 cases per 100,000 persons, an increase of three states from 2009 (Table 20).
- The TB case rate was 1.6 per 100,000 for U.S.-born persons and 18.1 for foreign-born persons (Table 5).
- Asians continued to have the highest case rate (22.4 per 100,000 persons) among all racial or ethnic groups (Table 2) though the case rate in Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders increased (20.8 per 100,000 persons).
- Burden among the foreign-born: In 2010 the percentage of cases occurring in foreign-born persons was 60% of the national case total.
- Foreign-born Hispanics and Asians together represented 80% of TB cases in foreign-born persons, and accounted for 48% of the national case total (Table 18).
- In 32 states, ≥ 50% of TB cases occurred among foreign-born persons (Table 23).
- In 14 states, ≥ 70% of TB cases occurred among foreign-born persons (Table 23).
- In 9 states, ≥ 75% of TB cases occurred among foreign-born persons (Table 23).
- The top five countries of origin of foreign-born persons with TB were Mexico, Philippines, India, Vietnam and China (Table 6).
- Drug resistance: 1.2% of reported cases, compared to 1.1% in 2009, had primary multidrug resistance, which is defined as no previous history of TB disease and resistance to at least isoniazid and rifampin (Table 10).
Tuberculosis in the United States
In 2010, the number of TB cases reported (11,182) and case rate (3.6 cases per 100,000) both decreased; this represented declines of 3.1% and 3.8%, respectively, compared to 2009. Since the 1992 TB resurgence peak in the United States, the number of TB cases reported annually has decreased by 58% (Table 1).
TB case rates vary by well-known factors such as age, race and ethnicity, and country of origin. The proportion of total cases occurring in foreign-born persons has been increasing since 1993. In 2010, 60% of TB cases occurred in foreign-born persons. Foreign-born persons have accounted for the majority of TB cases in the United States every year since 2001. Moreover, the case rate among foreign-born persons in 2010 was approximately 11 times higher than among U.S.-born persons (Table 5).
Tuberculosis deaths decreased by 7%, from 590 deaths in 2008 to 547 deaths in 2009 after a small increase from 554 deaths in 2007 (Table 1).
Since 1993, TB case rates have declined nearly annually for all age groups. In 2010, TB case rates declined for those aged 15–24 years of age; 25–44; and those greater than or equal to 65 years while case rates remained similar for children 0–14 years of age and those 45–64 years. The highest burden of disease continues to be among older adults. In 2010, adults aged 65 years and older had a case rate of 5.5 cases per 100,000, while children aged < 14 years had the lowest rate at 1.0 case per 100,000 (Table 4).
Race and Ethnicity
In 2003, the race and ethnicity category, "non-Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander," was split into "non-Hispanic Asian" and "non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander." In 2010, Asians had the highest TB case rate at 22.4 cases per 100,000, which was a slight decrease from 23.3 in 2009. Native Hawaiians or Other Pacific Islanders had the second-highest TB case rate at 20.8 cases per 100,000, which is an increase compared to 16.7 cases per 100,000 reported in 2009. Due to low case numbers among Native Hawaiians or other Pacific Islanders, case rates fluctuate and must be interpreted with caution (Table 2).
Since 1993, TB case rates have declined between 54% and 76% in the following racial and ethnic groups: among Hispanic or Latinos from 19.9 to 6.5 cases per 100,000; among non-Hispanic blacks or African-Americans from 28.5 to 7.0 cases per 100,000; among American Indian or Alaska Natives from 14.0 to 6.4 cases per 100, 000; and among non-Hispanic whites from 3.6 to 0.9 cases per 100,000. In 2010, the TB case rate for Asians remained approximately three times higher than that for Hispanics or blacks or African-Americans (Table 2).
Origin of Birth
Since 1993, the TB case rate among U.S.-born persons has declined annually. In 2010, the TB case rate for U.S.-born persons was 1.6 cases per 100,000 representing a 78% decrease from 7.4 cases per 100,000 in 1993. The TB case rate among foreign-born persons also declined during the same interval though the decline was less substantial. In 2010, the TB case rate among foreign-born persons was 18.1 cases per 100,000 representing a 47% decrease from 34.0 cases per 100,000 in 1993 (Table 5).
The proportion of TB cases among persons born in the United States has also declined annually since 1993. In 2010, 39% of TB cases were among U.S-born persons compared to 69% in 1993 (Table 5). In 32 states, ≥ 50% of TB cases occurred among foreign-born persons. In 14 states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Maine, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Utah), ≥ 70% of TB cases occurred among foreign-born persons (Table 23).
Country of Origin and World Region
From 2005 through 2009, the top five countries of origin of foreign-born persons with TB were Mexico, Philippines, India, Vietnam and China (Table 6). The distribution of TB cases by world region of origin reflects immigration patterns among persons settling in the United States[2]. Of the 6,720 TB cases reported among foreign-born persons in 2010, 40% occurred among persons born in the Americas region, and 29% occurred among persons born in the Western Pacific region (Table 19). From 1993 to 2010, the proportion of cases increased among persons born in the Eastern Mediterranean region (3% in 1993 to 4.4% in 2010), the Southeast Asia region (6% in 1993 to 15% in 2010), and the African region (2% in 1993 and 8% in 2010) (Table 19).
Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis
From 1993, when the RVCT was expanded to include drug-susceptibility results, the proportion of patients with primary multidrug-resistant TB (MDR TB), which is defined as no previous history of TB disease and resistance to at least isoniazid and rifampin, decreased from 2.5% to 1.0% by 1998. However, there has been a slight increase in the percentage of MDR TB cases from 1.0% percent of the total number of reported TB cases in 2008, (89 absolute cases), to 1.1% of the total number of reported TB cases in 2009 (94 cases), to 1.2% in 2010 (88 cases). Since 1997, the percentage of U.S.-born patients with MDR TB has remained ≤ 1.0%. However, of the total number of reported primary MDR TB cases, the proportion occurring in foreign-born persons increased from 25.3% (103 of 407) in 1993 to 82% (72 of 88) in 2010 (Table 10).
Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
CDC has included an updated case count of extensively drug-resistant TB (XDR TB) cases from 1993 to 2010 in the slide set that accompanies this report. XDR TB is defined as resistance to isoniazid and rifampin plus resistance to any fluoroquinolone and at least one of three injectable second-line anti-TB drugs (i.e., amikacin, kanamycin, or capreomycin)3,4. One person was reported to have XDR TB during 2010, compared to no cases in 2009 and five cases in 2008.
Tuberculosis Therapy
The proportion of TB patients prescribed an initial treatment regimen including at least isoniazid, rifampin and pyrazinamide increased from 72% in 1993 to 87% in 2010, though this is slightly below the 89% observed in 2003. The proportion of patients who completed therapy within 1 year increased from 64% in 1993 to 85% in 2008 (the latest year for which complete outcome data are available). The proportion of persons receiving directly observed therapy at least for a portion of the treatment duration also increased from 36% in 1993 to 90% in 2008, the latest year for which complete outcome data are available (Table 12).
Both the absolute number of TB cases and the TB case rates in the United States continued to decrease in 2010. With 11,182 total cases representing a case rate of 3.6 cases per 100,000 persons, 2010 had the lowest number of reported TB cases since reporting began in 1953. After the unprecedented 11.4% decrease in reported tuberculosis cases in 20095, the rate of decline returned to the average observed from 2003 - 2008 with a 3.1% decrease in the number of reported cases and a 3.8% decrease in the TB case rate in 2010. Though the reasons for the unprecedented decline have not been completely elucidated, it does not appear that the 2009 decline was due to underreporting.
In response to the Institute of Medicine report Ending Neglect: The Elimination of Tuberculosis in the United States outlining recommendations for achieving domestic TB elimination, CDC has committed to: maintaining control of TB while adapting to a declining incidence of disease and changing systems of health care financing and management; accelerating the decline of TB through targeted testing and treatment of persons with latent TB infection; developing new tools for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of TB; reducing the global burden of TB by increasing the United States involvement in global TB control activities; mobilizing and sustaining support for TB elimination by engaging policy and opinion leaders, healthcare providers, affected communities, and the public; and tracking progress toward the goal of TB elimination6,7,8.
Because of continuing disparities between TB rates in U.S.-born whites compared with racial and ethnic minorities and persons born outside the United States, efforts should continue to focus on 1) awareness of TB in high-risk populations (persons of Hispanic ethnicity, Asian or African-American race; persons with human immunodeficiency virus; persons who are incarcerated; persons who experience homelessness; persons living in long-term care facilities, persons without stable employment; and persons with drug use or excess alcohol use), 2) education and TB awareness amidst declining TB incidence9; 3) diagnosis and treatment of TB and latent infection in foreign-born persons; and 4) sustained funding for TB control. Continued support for CDC's current TB elimination priorities7 should increase progress towards the elimination goal of one TB case per 1,000,000 persons.
1Hispanic and non-Hispanic are ethnicities. All races are non-Hispanic. The category "non-Hispanic blacks or African-Americans" includes U.S. - born and foreign-born persons unless otherwise specified.
2United States Department of Homeland Security. 2010 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics. In: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Office of Immigration Statistics; 2011.
3Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Revised Definition of Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 2006;55:1176.
4Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB): recommendations for prevention and control. Wkly Epidemiol Rec 2006;81:430-2.
5Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Decrease in reported tuberculosis cases - United States, 2009. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 2010;59:289-94.
6Ending Neglect: The Elimination of Tuberculosis in the United States. Washington, DC: National Academy Press; 2000.
7Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC's Response to Ending Neglect:The Elimination of Tuberculosis in the United States. Atlanta; 2002.
8CDC --- TB Strategic Planning. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (Accessed August 31, 2011)
9Jereb JA. Progressing toward tuberculosis elimination in low-incidence areas of the United States. Recommendations of the Advisory Council for the Elimination of Tuberculosis. MMWR Recomm Rep 2002;51:1-14.
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Volunteer TV's Stacy McCloud has more on the message they want to send, not only to teens, but parents as well.
"We wanna show people we care about them," says Jesus Godinez, Fulton High Junior.
They want their message to be seen and heard.
Students from the group Fulton Pride spent the morning chanting and holding bright signs in hopes of reaching out to their peers about the consequences of drugs and alcohol.
Just in time for their riskiest time of year.
"Teen traffic fatalities are the highest around prom season," says Tyra Haag from the Metropolitan Drug Commission.
What's suppose to be a memorable night of safe fun, for many, turns to tragedy.
If words aren't enough, they hope the broken glass and twisted metal from a car will be.
"Drinking and driving on prom night is ridiculous and it's not suppose to happen. That is why we have the car here to show it can happen," says Jesus.
The car's smashed appearances caught the attention of most, but more so, the personal messages written on it.
"Students are signing the car in memory of friends of family they lost to underage drinking," says Tyra.
It's a strong message. One they hope doesn't stop on school grounds.
"A lot of parents think that if it's here, in my home, I can just take away the keys and that will be the end of it, but that is absolutely not true," adds Tyra.
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The Parks and Recreation Commission spent the summer narrowing down a list of city parks to determine which could accommodate an off-leash area for dogs to play.
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Things are looking up for Coyotes centerman Martin Hanzal.
Not only did the Czech lockup a nice five-year deal that will keep him with the team through 2017, if you look very closely at the photo in this story, Hanzal received a little promotion.
He's now an alternate captain.
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In four seasons with Phoenix, Hanzal has only netted 46 goals and assisted with 79 in 288 games played. Quick math works out to that being .43 points per game, which is not exactly what you would expect of a current second line NHL center, even in Glendale. I have never been a Hanzal fan, as I like to see a big guy put some hits in and I think I've heard the phrase, "Hanzal in front of the net...oh, just wide," more times than is acceptable for any human. But my thoughts on Hanzal were altered in one game.
Last Saturday's preseason game was the first time I could watch him on the ice. He looked, well, like a great captain. Not only did he net one, but assisted another and even had a bit of a go with a few Sharks. Being lucky enough to sit by the bench, I saw Hanzal constantly talking to everyone, not just his linemates and coaches. He impressed me and his line was by far the most active, with Hanzal leading the way with smart passes and even a few hits.
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During the Tuesday, August 16, Commission meeting, the Commission recognized 10 long-standing local businesses as part of the City's Business Recognition Program. This program is an ongoing effort to acknowledge companies that have been in business in the City for more than 20 years as of January 2011.
Businesses recognized include ADCAHB Medical Coverages, Al Hoffer's Termite · Lawn · Pest, Dr. Bruce Cohen Podiatric Physician and Surgeon, and Fast Eddie's. The following businesses weren't able to attend: Aaction Transmissions, Bon Voyage Travel of Coral Springs, Century 21 Tenace Realty, Chevron City Hall, General Rental Center, and Joel S. Berger, DDS General Dentistry.
"We're very lucky to have a community that stays in Coral Springs, but also business community that stays here," Mayor Roy Gold said. "I want to thank you all for the great efforts you have made in our City."
The City Commission then recognized the former Architectural Review Committee members for their continued participation and support in the City's effort to maintain its aesthetic appeal by their dedicated service on the Architectural Review Committee. Members recognized included Marty Friedman, and Myrna Levin. Not in attendance were Marcy DiMare and Patricia Salvant.
"It gives me great pleasure to read this because I know all the dedicated service you have given the City over the years," Commissioner Vince Boccard said. "Your vision and your decision making helped set the tone for what the City looks like today."
Lastly, officials recognized a group of 10 employees who won the quarterly applause card. Applause cards are internal awards given to employees who provide premier customer service, and each quarter, employees are chosen in a random drawing and recognized publicly at the meetings.
Employees recognized were: Juan Alonzo (Police), Clearvens Jean-Baptiste (Development Services), Mark Guard (Police), Jose Guzman (Police), Gloria Kostrzecha (City Clerk's Office), Sean Murray (Police), Val Tascon (Public Works), and Betty Webb (Police). Not able to attend were Miriam Simon (Police) and Mike Stanton (Public Works).
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Photos of these recognitions are available at www.CoralSprings.org/Commission/Recognitions.


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The 10 Soothing Paint Colors That Will Change Your Life
Color has the power to heal your spirit: It can be soothing, healing, and make you feel reborn. So we asked 10 interior designers to share their favorite feel-good colors. Will one make it to your home?
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"There's something in the color blue that triggers a relaxation response. It makes me feel as if I'm floating in a boat, looking up at the sky. Everything about it speaks of a gentle, tranquil, Zen state of mind. This is not an aloof blue. It's a blue that gathers you in." Leatrice Eiseman. Paint by Pantone.


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This Kid Is So Done With Obama He Can't Even Keep Himself Upright
Adults, right? It's like every time your parents drag you to a party they spend about 300 hours saying goodbye and you're just standing there smiling and trying to telepathically communicate that it's time to STFU and GTF out of there. This kid took matters into his own hands by just swan diving into a couch in the… »


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Disney Puts a Hold on ORDER OF THE SEVEN
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Just as production was about to roll on Disney's action adventure, Order of the Seven, the studio put an indefinite hold on the project. Debut director Michael Gracey had plans to start shooting in London as early as this summer, but it looks like those plans have been put on ice. Order of the Seven, originally envisioned as a martial arts retelling of the story of Snow White, had set its star, Saoirse Ronan and was in the midst of assembling its international cast. Apparently, all work related to the project has ground to a halt. Even though the film had been in pre-production with cameras ready to roll this year, the project was never officially greenlit and no release date had been established by the studio. Hit the jump for more information behind the indefinite hold put on Order of the Seven.


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Aug. 26: Ratification of the 19th Amendment is still under a 100
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Congratulations to Katie McNamara the new Boone Grove JV Cheer Captain — We love you Katie
A message to anyone that is supporting the call to shut down the federal government: Think about the side effects 1) No soldiers will be paid; 2) Social Security will not be paid; 3) Medicare will not be paid 4) because of # 3 hospitals will have to close; 5) because of #4 hospital workers will lose their jobs. It spirals on and on. But right here and now and very personal: If both my husband and I do not get our Social Security checks are you going to reach in your own pocket to pay our mortgage and feed us? Remember that Social Security is an entitlement program. It definitely is something we are entitled to get. We paid for it up front. Most of the people getting Social Security payments are like my husband and me. We already paid into that savings account with over more than 50 years of deposits taken from our pay checks. This truly is a white collar crime, against you and me.
I hope that One Region can explain how they do background checks on employees before the city is kind and donates money to this semi-political-non-profit social-action organization. They had employed Dawn O. Williams, from the Crown Point area, as a bookkeeper. Under the name of Dawn Verdegan she pleaded guilty in 2005 to embezzling over $200,000 from the Hawk Enterprises that installs highway lighting. She also had admitted that she used money from Lake County Childcare Development Fund Program. She may have paid back what was used from One Region but they should have checked references before hiring. Oops!
Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Winfield is having a three evening event geared to renew your love and commitment to God. It is for the whole family, kids too, and the dynamic and exciting speaker is from out of state. It is for people that are there every Sunday. It is also for people that have wandered off from the parish — you are invited to come-on-back and open your heart to God. It is free, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights starting at 7 p.m., Aug. 25, 26 and 27.
Here we go again. I love plays on words:
What does a clock do when it's hungry? It goes back four seconds.
I wondered why the ball was getting bigger. Then it hit me!
Jokes about German sausage are the wurst.
What do you call a dinosaur with an extensive vocabulary? A thesaurus.
Winfield's Farmer's Market is on Wednesdays from 3 to 7 pm. at 10645 Randolph, town hall.
Crown Point D.A.R.E. 2013 Golf Outing is coming and golfers are needed. Sign up now. It is Sunday, Aug. 25 at the recently remodeled White Hawk Country Club. Call with any questions: Sgt. Dave Benson, D.A.R.E. officer, at 663-2131, Ext. 250 or email@example.com or Diane Kozlowski, D.A.R.E. Assistant at 712-5136 or email@example.com. CPPD D.A.R.E serves all fifth-grade classes at public and parochial schools in the CP school district. If you aren't golfing they are also asking the public to join in and support this program for the kids by becoming a sponsor, and/or making door prize donations.
The local churches and township food pantries are running low. Your help is needed to fill the pantries in our churches and township offices. They need canned goods, paper products and diapers and feminine hygiene products.
Andrew Kyres is inviting everyone to come to First Financial Bank's September Morning Business Hour from 8 to 9 a.m. Friday, Sept.13th from 8-9 located at 11890 Broadway. That is where Broadway ends at U.S. 231. Congressman Pete Visclosky will be the guest speaker. While there is no charge to attend please RSVP to Judith Mariola firstname.lastname@example.com
Be on the watch out for a Murder Mystery Dinner/auction coming in October at the Halls of St. George. For those of you that can afford $50/pp. for tickets, a great Western Murder Mystery will benefit Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana. It is called Bullets in the Bathtub. More to come, keep watching.
Feast of the Hunters' Moon is coming to Ft. Ouiatenon, West Lafayette Oct. 5th & 6th be ready. Check it out at www.tippecanoehistory.org or www.tcha.mus.in.us/feast.htm
This is the 46th year as the Midwest's Largest and Best Historical Festival. All that is missing is you. This is held along the banks of the Wabash River. The "Feast" gets its name from the moon cycles of the Miami Indian calendar. Recreated military units, period artisans, craftspeople musicians, voyager canoeists, civilian encampments, and Native American cultural presentations about the time period portrayed. Great for all ages and people that love to eat. They even have free parking and shuttle buses from Ross-Ade Football Stadium at PU.


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Infertility and serenity. Infertility and calm. Infertility and inner peace. Infertility and gratitude. Infertility and optimal health. They don't really slip right off the tongue, do they? Those sets of words, seemingly, don't have much to do with one another.
Thinking out loud, it's similar to the idea that when everything is fine, settled, balanced and grounded, I can have those things. Serenity, calm, inner peace, gratitude, optimal health. Those things are possible in the future, when none of the jarring, disturbing, upsetting, difficult or challenging things that are in my life at this moment still exist.
Pause. Breathe. If every single thing in your life that is upsetting disappeared, some other challenge would take it's place. That's life. Life is a series of challenges and joys. A reasonable question is, can you find happiness, contentment, gratitude, serenity, inner peace in this moment?
I can't always. There are plenty of moments in every day of my life that I feel almost consumed by worry, fear and sadness. Or some combination of those three. Every single day of my life, I find those other, more desirable feelings also.
For the last seven days, I've had some help from Deepak Chopra (and Oprah Winfrey). They've put together a twenty one day meditation challenge. Free. About seventeen minutes long. Day seven, yesterday, was about "honoring your body." Each day, there is a centering thought, a Sanskrit mantra, a message of the day, beautiful music, a gorgeous picture and Deepak Chopra leading you into a short, quiet meditation. Day one's title got my attention and held it. "The Journey to Perfect Health." Who wouldn't want that?
I made the commitment to take this meditation challenge, to give myself this gift of eighteen minutes of possibility. So far, I've enjoyed it immensely. Even as my mind chatters all sorts of ridiculous nonsense at me during meditation, I've still felt calmer afterwards.
I was asked to blog about this, to share this information with you, by my Fertile Yoga students. These meditations are similar to what we often do in Fertile Yoga, a version of guided meditation and centering your thoughts.
Perhaps it's time to try something new? Something different? Take a turn in the path that you're on? Interested? Register here. For me, it's a wonderful new twist to my own meditation practice. Like adding a special flavor. Let me know what you think.
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Choosing the Right College
ŌĆ£When I was looking for a college, to go to FAMU was not my first choice,ŌĆØ said Antonio Williams, a graduate of Florida A&M University. ŌĆ£Honestly I just filled out a ton of applications and picked one based on who had the most dance troupes. I guess you can say that wasnŌĆÖt the best idea but it worked out great. I loved FAMU.ŌĆØ
There are numerous articles that have been written by experts as to what a student should look for when choosing the right college. Although none of them are for sure, there are some factors that remain the same. According to Martha OŌĆÖConnell, author of Choosing the Right College, the top five factors to consider when choosing the right college are acknowledging who you are and why youŌĆÖre going, taking into consideration the size of the college, deciding if you want to go to a ŌĆ£name brand collegeŌĆØ or not, keeping in mind that you donŌĆÖt have to choose your major before attending the school, and finally, to not let stories deter your decision.
ŌĆ£The men in my family all attended Howard University, so the pressure was on me when it was my turn to choose,ŌĆØ said Marcus Brown, a sophomore biology student at FSU. ŌĆ£When I chose to go to FSU they were a tad disappointed, but in the end I know this was the best decision for me.ŌĆØ
No matter what school you decide, it is important that you are happy with your decision. According to a Harvard study, the top three reasons that students drop out of college are financial stresses, social anxiety and failure to complete coursework. So what does this mean for college hopefuls?
ŌĆ£Overall, itŌĆÖs important that you make the decision that suits you,ŌĆØ said Tyia Branker, a senior psychology student at FAMU. ŌĆ£FAMU is the second college that I have attended. I went to South Carolina State for two years because thatŌĆÖs what my friends did but that didnŌĆÖt work for me. I finally listened to myself and I couldnŌĆÖt be happier at FAMU.ŌĆØ
Be sure when choosing a college that you take yourself into consideration first. There is nothing that cannot be fixed, including cost and admission. There are plenty of scholarships, grants and loans that you can qualify for. For schools that have stricter admission policies, many times there are Excel programs that allow you to get into the school. If you are having problems with keeping up with your classes, there are tutors and extra courses that you can take. ŌĆó


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The Lowdown - This Week's XLR8R Top 10 with Bicep, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Jimmy Edgar, and More
Throughout the week, a whole lot of material gets posted here on XLR8R. And while we know—and love—that some hardcore readers will eagerly pour over every single news story, interview, podcast, video, and MP3 download that appears on the site, we also realize that for most people, it's impossible to see everything, which means that some quality XLR8R content is likely to get missed in the hustle and bustle of everyone's daily lives. In the interest of making it easier for everyone to catch up, every Friday we present The Lowdown, a weekly wrap-up of the top 10 tidbits from our site.
1. The Music Nation documentary series from Dazed and Channel 4 has proven to be enormously popular with our readers, and the latest episode—which chronicles the rise of jungle—is possibly the most viewed chapter yet.
2. UK duo Bicep (pictured above) detailed the five most essential pieces of gear from its rapidly expanding studio set-up.
3. Dauwd was the latest producer to take on FACT's Against the Clock challenge; as always, the resulting video documents him attempting to make a track in 10 minutes.
4. This week's XLR8R podcast came from Seattle producer Kid Smpl, who assembled a varied session of abstract hip-hop, R&B, and leftfield bass explorations.
5. Red Bull Music Academy's beat:repeat video series has been exploring the history behind a number of NYC anthems, and one of this week's new episodes looked at Mtume's seminal "Juicy Fruit."
6. Last weekend, Jimmy Edgar was at the helm of BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix, and audio of the show is currently streaming online.
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Wow making my own butter
So on low carb I go through alot of butter (I love it)! I have a hard time finding "no salt added" and organic butter without paying an arm and a leg so I tend to just buy the butters that are on sale to keep the price down. I love to experiment with different recipes and making things from scratch so I know exactly what is in them. So I was at my sisters house on the weekend and she was making butter! So of course I had to know how being that I LOVE butter so much. Organic 35% cream.....thats it!! She uses her kitchen aid mixer, poors the cream in lets it mix away. A shield gaurd is recommended as it can get messy when the fat(butter) seperates from the butter milk. Plastic wrap and tea towel can be used to cover also. In about 20 minutes she had creamy yellow butter with nothing added, I even found the butter to be slightly salty naturally. Once done poor the butter milk in a glass jar and refridgerate (it tastes great), and rinse the butter in COLD water to remove any excess butter milk to prevent it from going sour. Squish butter in small tupperware containers. Place in fridge or freeze (good for a couple weeks in the fridge). Not sure how much money this will save (if any) but the taste is amazing and the peace of mind is enough for me. This is likely not new to alot of people but it is to me so I had to share, especially with a group that loves butter as much as me :) I don't have a big mixer so I have read that a food processer can work also so that is what I am going to try. There are lots of videos on line that explain the process more detailed but I can't wait to try this.
Good for you!
I love anything that eliminates additives.
Sounds easy and dare I say fun?
I saw how to do this on youtube and it looked really interesting, I may give it a go.
Have been thinking a bit about this myself. I'll check you tube for sure. When my grandmother made butter, she "squished" the final product into a round wooden mold that had a flower carved into the bottom. When the butter was unmolded, the flower shape stood out on the top. I love the memory. :love:
I make my Healthy Butter all the time. 4 sticks butter, 2 cups light-tasting olive oil - blend in blender and place in refrigerator to firm up. It has the consistency of spreadable margarine and takes on the flavor of the butter you buy. This does cut costs quite a bit. I buy the light-tasting olive oil (big bottle) from the equivalent of Costco. My family will not do without it. I cannot stand trying to spread real butter straight from the refrigerator. Honestly, though, we use much less butter these days as I don't make much bread or things to spread it on. I guess I'm lazy and I don't miss bread.
When I was a kid my mother made butter all the time. She always let the cream sour a bit before churning it (ya, we did it the old fashioned way). It had a different taste from sweet cream butter but sour cream butter is what I grew up with, it's still my favorite.
P.S. By the way, good for you making your own butter from scratch. I've never done that, other than accidentally when whipping cream. I didn't quite understand when you rinse the butter with cold water. :D
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It's so long for Indian Charlie, producer of top runners
Fans of horses and horse racing love the excitement generated by the sport, but in almost all cases the sport/business/wagering enterprise becomes an affair of the heart on some level.
Like any other racing fan, I could roll out a long list of favorites over the years that range from Kentucky Derby winners to $5,000 claiming horses that, in one way or another, grabbed a piece of my heart.
Late last week news arrived that Indian Charlie passed away Dec. 15.
Indian Charlie was a good horse on the track during his brief career, but had a bigger impact in the breeding shed.
Indian Charlie, the third-place finisher to his Bob Baffert-trained stablemate Real Quiet as the favorite in the 1998 Kentucky Derby, was euthanized at the age of 16 following a bout with cancer.
He had been treated at Lexington's Hagyard-Davidson-McGee clinic, but the specialists there could not come up with an answer for the ailment.
The Derby was the last race in a brief career that consisted of just five starts.
Owner Hal Earnhardt's star took some time off following the Derby, but injured a suspensory ligament in training later that summer and was retired from racing.
While I admired Indian Charlie on the track, it was his breeding impact that made me a real fan.
A big reason for that was his offspring's affinity for the main track at Churchill Downs.
That strength has been, in my view, so pronounced that almost any colt, gelding or filly sired by Indian Charlie that made a racing debut at Churchill Downs became an immediate contender.
While some pedigree players have insisted that Indian Charlie's progeny would not get the Kentucky Derby's distance of a mile and a quarter, I've been a believer that a 3-year-old sired by the former Baffert star would be wearing roses some day.
It might have happened this year if last year's unbeaten 2-year-old champion Uncle Mo had stayed healthy on the road to the 2011 "Run for the Roses."
Uncle Mo dominated the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Churchill Downs to cap a 2010 campaign in which he was unbeaten and untested.
Indian Charlie's strength as a sire grew as the quality of the mares taken to him improved.
He produced two other champions in Indian Blessing, the Earnhardt-bred 2-year-old 2007 filly champion and 2008 top female sprinter and Fleet Indian, the champion older female of 2006. His growing success and influence could be measured in his stallion fees, which rose each year for six consecutive years until 2010.
At the time of his passing, Indian Charlie stood at Airdrie Stud of former Gov. Brereton Jones, and his 2012 fee was scheduled to match his career high of $75,000.
So there will be four remaining foal crops by Indian Charlie that could yield a Kentucky Derby winner. And there are currently two strong names on the list of Derby hopefuls for 2012 that carry his name on the top half of their pedigrees.
One is Liaison, a Bob Baffert trainee who won the $750,000 CashCall Futurity under jockey Rafael Bejaranto at Hollywood Park last Saturday, just two days after his sire's passing. The win was his third in four career starts.
The other is Indian Ambush, who won for the first time on the closing weekend of Churchill Downs' Fall Meet for Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott.
That win over 1 1/16 miles hinted at good things ahead for Indian Ambush, who is out of a Kris S. mare and should have plenty of distance on the bottom of his pedigree.
Continued development under Mott, the all-time leading trainer at Churchill Downs, could make Indian Ambush a real contender to provide Mott with his first win in the big race on the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs, where Mott has won more than 650 races heading into the New Year.
Both are good story lines, and there is plenty of time for either to play out.
Each Thoroughbred foal that hits the ground in Kentucky or any other racing and breeding locale holds the promise of being something special.
For at least a few moments, there is the dream that any foal could be "the one."
The presence of Indian Charlie on the sire's side of the pedigree of those foals in recent years has tended to raise that hope a notch or two.
While it's impossible to think of his injury-abbreviated racing career as anything other than unfinished business, his current 2-year-olds and his three remaining crops will have a lot to say about his ultimate legacy in the sport and industry.
If the magic that eluded him on the track in 1998 should happen for the late sire on the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs, it will be reason for celebration for those that have admired Indian Charlie for all that he brought to the sport and industry.
As a racehorse and sire, he was the full package and there's ample reason to believe his influence on the horse industry has potential to expand.
Though he is gone too soon, Indian Charlie has left us with ample reason to gaze down the road in anticipation.
There's not much more you could ask of a good horse, and Indian Charlie lived up to that description in every way.
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DUNDEE — Dundee shook off a slow start and pulled away from Jefferson 65-33 Saturday.
Aaron Anthony led the 5-1 Vikings with 25 points, Kevin Karner added 12 points and 9 rebounds, Jay Briggs scored 10 and Austin Anson came off the bench to give Dundee a lift. Brandon Liparoto got into early foul trouble but still led Jefferson with 12 points.
Dundee's JV team pulled out a 60-57 win in overtime. Matt Ott led with 15 points and Ryan Hand added 10. Nick Delfonzo had 15 points and Noah Fiola added 14 for the Bears.
Kyle Brossia's 14 points helped the Vikings win the freshman contest 52-15.
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If you need a place to relax rounded by intense green valleys, sheeps, and sound of the water, this is your place
Gujuli is a really small village near Vitoria (30 km), in the north of Spain. It doesn't even appear in the Google maps. To get there, you must take the road from Vitoria to Bilbao and take the exit to Izarra. Then, follow a serpentine road though all kinds of green valleys until this lost and peaceful place. The village is lost between mountains and you listen to a great cascade somewhere near. If you follow the sound of the water, crossing the old railways (sometimes the silence is corrupted by an old train sound, but it is also fine for pictures, isn't it?) you'll find a 100 meters cascade that falls in a canyon of great beuty.
The walk is great with sheep's, horses and intense green surrounding the path. Everything is peaceful there, mountains, nature, sheep's and green forests. Just 100 mt from the cascade, you can rent a house ( Casa Ugarzabal). The owners are a young couple that will surely recommend you nice activities as mountain bikes, quads, horse riding and the most spectacular one, a trip in a hot-air balloon. After some exercise you just can seat on the terrace and keep quiet listening to the sounds of nature and the fireplace. No cars, no crowd… just you, the water, green fields and your lomo cameras. The food there is also incredible, of course.
The best time of the year to go there is spring (when the green is intense) or in autumn to have all kinds of oranges and yellows.