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Ante-Nicene Fathers series it was produced by pirating earlier translations commissioned and issued in the United Kingdom, often by the Edinburgh firm of T. & T. Clark, but also using material from the Oxford Movement series of the Library of the Fathers.
This collection was preceded by Ante-Nicene Fathers and Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Series I.
- Volume I: Eusebius: Church History from A.D. 1-324, Life of Constantine the Great, Oration in Praise of Constantine
- Volume II: Socrates: Church History from A.D. 305-438; Sozomenus: Church History from A.D. 323-425
- Volume III: Theodoret, Jerome and Gennadius, Rufinus and Jerome
- Volume IV: Athanasius: Select Writings and Letters
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In schizophrenia really an "incurable illness" — or a state of chronic terror? Are there ways for psychotherapy to reach people in different realities? And does Freudian psychoanalysis offer a humane and empowering approach?
Bert Karon, psychoanalyst since 1955, co-author of the classic textbook Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia, and Professor of Clinical Psychology at Michigan State University, outlines psychoanalysis and discusses how his talking cure helps people diagnosed psychotic and schizophrenic.
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Are there ways to reach people in states of madness? How do talking with ghosts, hearing voices, and seeing visions — as well as enduring family turmoil — relate to psychotic crisis?
When Dina Tyler discovered the meaning of life in an altered state, the treatment she received only inflicted further trauma. Dina instead embraced her madness as a guiding force for recovery, and found a way to leave labels and medications behind. Today she works as a counselor to youth experiencing psychosis, communicating across different realities with people driven away from traditional care.
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How does widespread pornography impact our mental health? Should sexuality be private — or do we need greater openness and honesty? And can we move beyond either/or debate towards meaningful conversations that might lead the way towards healing and self-acceptance?
Nica Noelle, director and performer in adult films, pioneer of the 'real sex' and romance genres, and winner of the Feminist Porn Award, discusses the complexity of living in a world with sexually explicit media.
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What if ordinary families could provide care for people psychiatry has given up on? Is there a way out for people stuck long-term as mental patients? Can human relationships and living together be more effective than medications, diagnosis, and hospitals?
Carina Håkansson's values wouldn't allow her to work in the traditional psychiatric system in Sweden. She left to create the Family Care Foundation, providing foster homes, therapy, and supervision for people with psychosis and extreme emotional distress. What can we all learn from this visionary — and simple — solution?
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Healing Connection | Lauren Spiro
How do we recover from childhood violence? When Lauren Spiro was 14, her father was murdered. Eighteen months later, she began to have unusual spiritual experiences and was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Today she works to promote peace and healing in communities, fulfilling the vision she had in her extreme state.
Lauren is co-director of Emotional CPR, associate director of the National Coalition for Mental Health Recovery, and her new memoir is Living For Two: A Daughter's Journey from Grief and Madness to Forgiveness and Peace.
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Redefining Research: Nev Jones
What if researchers collaborated with patients rather than treating them as "informants" and objects of study? Nev Jones survived her mother's frightening extreme states — and then her own mind unravelled into different realities. She was herself diagnosed with schizophrenia, and began a lifelong exploration of the uniqueness of madness.
Today Nev is a post-doctorate fellow at Stanford University, founder of Chicago Hearing Voices and the Lived Experience Research Network, and part of the the movement to create alternatives to professional control of research on psychosis.
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Risky Pills: David Healy
Adverse effects from prescription drugs are the 4th leading cause of death in America. How can we know if the pills we take are actually safe? What can we do if they aren't?
Dr. David Healy, internationally renowned psychiatrist, whistleblower, and author of 20 books, discusses industry corruption of pharmaceutical regulation and proposes better ways to protect patients and prevent harm.
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Medical Coercion: Tomi Gomory
If madness isn't like other illnesses, what is it? Should psychiatry have the power of legal coercion? How can the legacy of Thomas Szasz inform new ways of helping people?
Tomi Gomory, associate professor of social work at Florida State University and co-author of Mad Science: Psychiatric Coercion, Diagnosis, and Drugs, explores thinking beyond the medical model of emotional distress.
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Indian Country Psychology: David Walker
How is the legacy of colonialism impacting American Indian mental health today? Does the Indian Health Service meet the needs of the people on tribal land? Can Native peoples revitalize cultural traditions and reverse centuries of racism?
David Walker, mixed-heritage Cherokee, psychologist working at the Yakama Nation, and author of the award-winning novel Tessa's Dance, discusses healing the deep wounds of intergenerational trauma in Indian Country.
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Psychology of Power: David Bedrick
Does psychotherapy cover up issues of power and social justice? Are talk show therapists providing help, or blaming individuals for their problems?
David Bedrick, counselor, attorney, and author of Talking Back to Dr. Phil: Alternatives to Mainstream Psychology, discusses how to discover profound meaning in our struggles by taking the time to understand the deeper context of our lives.
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Understanding Borderline Trauma: Rita Marshall
Why are so many trauma survivors, especially women, diagnosed "borderline?" Is the label useful — or sexist and degrading? How can people who live through intergenerational violence be understood and supported — instead of discounted and silenced?
Rita Marshall, human rights activist and former psychiatric inmate from a family of holocaust survivors, examines the social and political context for the controversial "Borderline Personality Disorder" diagnosis.
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Effective Family Support: Krista MacKinnon
How can family members help a relative in extreme crisis — instead of worsening the situation? Is there a way out of treatment power struggles and arguments about "insight"? And what do families need to change about themselves?
Psychiatric survivor Krista MacKinnon, formerly at Toronto's Family Outreach and Response program and now Director of Practice Recovery, discusses practical methods for turning family relationships into tools for healing.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 46:35 — 42.7MB)
Benzodiazepine Recovery: Matt Samet
Are Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan and other benzodiazepines really more addictive than heroin? How can these common drugs for anxiety actually worsen the symptoms they're prescribed to treat? What are the dangers of protracted withdrawal?
Matt Samet, former professional rock climber, Outside Magazine writer, and author of Death Grip: A Climber's Escape From Benzo Madness, discusses his recovery journey from psychiatric drug addiction.
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Are elders living with forgetfulness, Alzheimer's, and dementia unreachable? Are there parallels with states called psychotic? Can meaning be found in the confusion of brain injury and coma?
Stan Tomandl, MA, DiplPW and author of Coma Care & Palliative Work, and An Alzheimer's Surprise Party: Unveiling the Mystery, Inner Experience, and Gifts of Dementia, explores communicating with memory loss and how to make an end of life transition with dignity.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 50:11 — 46.0MB)
Unmaking Diagnosis: Gary Greenberg
Why did the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual become so controversial? Is it possible to alleviate human suffering without classifying it as a mental disorder?
Gary Greenberg, psychotherapist, author of Manufacturing Depression and The Book of Woe: The DSM and the Unmaking of Psychiatry, and journalist for Harper's, the New Yorker, and Rolling Stone, discusses the politics behind psychiatry's new Bible.
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Lawyers who made their fortunes suing tobacco companies have set their sights on the food industry.
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Balance sheets look strong, but food companies are holding the line on capital projects, projecting only a 5.4 percent increase this year.
Complement Research with Patent Protection
Food-science companies continue to invest a great deal of money and effort to excel in research and development. Alarmingly, however, many food-science companies do not complement their research and development with robust patent protection.
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This article provides background information on the companies comprising Food Processing's Top 100. Our ranking reflects the 100 largest value-added food and beverage processors in the U.S. and Canada, the top producers (not necessarily marketers) of grocery store-ready packaged food products.
ConAgra Foods Offers Practical View of Sustainability
ConAgra Foods' view on green or sustainable food manufacturing is an outgrowth of the company's philosophy on good corporate citizenship.
Top Food and Beverage Companies for 2006: It's been a tough year
Energy, raw materials and employee benefits costs have weighed heavily on the food group, making for a lackluster 2005; things arent improving this year.
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How a food processing company responds to a product contamination or recall crisis within the first 24 hours can define itself to its customers and consumers. A crisis communications manager explains how advance planning can make a difference.
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No matter what branch of the food and beverage industry you're in, the types of products you manufacture, or the size of your company -- product safety is every producers' first priority. Eliminating food-borne illness and preventing product contamination is a complex, multi-faceted process that ...
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Kraft hires a pharmaceutical company to help it develop functional foods.
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Food processing business proves to have a much more optimistic future for a variety of food companies.
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Hungry-Man Frozen Dinners and Entrées, a Pinnacle Foods Group company, introduces Hungry-Man Pub Favorites, pub-inspired meals for an on-the-go lifestyle.
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Whether your challenges are food safety, managing growth or controlling costs, software solutions are continually being created to help your food and beverage company achieve success.
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Wells' Dairy may have been the first food company to integrate RFID into its existing control architecture, thereby improving its processes.
Ajinomoto To Acquire Windsor Frozen Foods
$800 million offer in quest to become a billion-dollar North American frozen food company.
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Roland Foods announced James Wagner has joined the company as chief executive officer, effective immediately.
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Malt-O-Meal CFO returns from the devastated nation and asks for the unique help the food & beverage industry can provide.
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Irene Rosenfeld leads the food and beverage execs, as long-term, performance-based incentives replace upfront pay.
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Taylor Swift Vlogs About Her 'Speak Now' Tour!
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At the beginning of the month, [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Taylor Swift[/lastfm] kicked off her Speak Now Tour in Singapore. Not only was she a huge hit over there, Asia seemed to be a huge hit with Taylor.
With a little help of video magic, the current part of Taylor's Speak Now Tour has been condensed to ten minutes. Not only does it let us a little into what she finds interesting, I think I want to go to Asia. Here is her Vlog from her personal Youtube Channel:
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Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 of the United States Constitution, which is known as the Commerce Clause, expressly authorizes the United States Congress to regulate Commerce between the states, with foreign nations, and with Indian tribes.
The "Dormant" Commerce Clause, also known as the "Negative" Commerce Clause, is a legal doctrine that courts have implied from the Commerce Clause. The idea behind the Dormant Commerce Clause is that this grant of power implies a restriction prohibiting a state from passing legislation that improperly burdens or discriminates against interstate commerce.
Under existing state law, Chapter 3 (commencing with Section 6201) of Part 1 of Division 2 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, a use tax is imposed on the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of tangible personal property purchased from any retailer. The use tax is generally the liability of the purchaser and must be paid either directly to the seller from whom the tangible personal property was purchased or directly to the Board of Equalization (BOE) if the retailer is not required to collect and report the California tax.
Section 6203 of the Sales and Use Tax Law defines "retailer engaged in business in this state," for purposes of determining whether an out-of-state retailer has sufficient business presence (also known as "nexus") in California such that the out-of-state retailer has a use tax collection responsibility on its sales made to California customers. If a retailer has sufficient business presence within the terms of Section 6203, that retailer is required to register with the BOE pursuant to Section 6226 and collect the applicable use tax on all sales of tangible personal property to its California customers.
On September 23, 2011, Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. signed Assembly Bill 155 (AB 155) which retroactively repealed the provisions of ABx1 28. ABx1 28, which was enacted on June 28, 2011, expanded the types of out-of-state retailers that are required to register with the BOE to collect and report use tax on sales of tangible personal property to their California customers. AB 155 also re-enacted the provisions of ABx1 28 (with one change discussed below) but provides that the provisions will not become operative until either September 15, 2012, or January 1, 2013, depending on the status of federal and state legislation. In other words, the provisions in ABx1 28 have effectively been delayed until either September 15, 2012, or January 1, 2013.
Among other things, the provisions of ABx1 28 that were retroactively repealed and the provisions of AB 155 that will be operative on September 15, 2012, or January 1, 2013, provide that a "retailer engaged in business in this state" includes:
- Any retailer that is a member of a commonly-controlled group and is a member of a combined reporting group that includes another member of the retailer's commonly controlled group that, pursuant to an agreement with or in cooperation with the retailer, performs services in this state in connection with tangible personal property to be sold by the retailer, including, but not limited to, design and development of tangible personal property sold by the retailer, or the solicitation of sales of tangible personal property on behalf of the retailer.
- Any retailer that has a specified agreement or agreements with a California affiliate or affiliates that is otherwise sufficient to create a use tax collection obligation and the retailer, within the preceding 12 months, has total cumulative sales of tangible personal property to customers in California in excess of a specified dollar amount or threshold. The threshold amount provided by ABx1 28 was $500,000, and AB 155 provides that the threshold amount will be $1,000,000, instead of $500,000.
Prominent California retailers, including Wal-Mart and Barnes & Noble, have told the BOE and the California Legislature that they are placed at a significant competitive disadvantage by Internet retailers who sell the same products but do not charge their California customers the sales tax, as retailers with 'brick and mortar' stores in California are required to charge.
If a federal law governing the imposition of use tax collection obligations is not enacted on or before July 31, 2012, then the provisions of AB 155 that expand the types of out-of-state retailers that are required to register with the BOE to collect California use tax will be operative September 15, 2012. If such federal law is enacted by July 31, 2012, and California does not elect to implement that law by enacting conforming state legislation on or before September 14, 2012, then the provisions of AB 155 that expand the types of out-of-state retailers that are required to register with the BOE will be operative January 1, 2013. As of November 28, 2011, there are three bills before the United States Congress that address the issue of imposing a use tax obligation upon out-of-state retailers. These include the Main Street Fairness Act, introduced by Senator Durbin on July 29, 2011, the Marketplace Fairness Act introduced by ten senators, including Senator Durbin, on November 9, 2011, and the Marketplace Equity Act of 2011 introduced by U.S. Representatives Steve Womack of Arkansas and Jackie Speier of California on October 13, 2011. For more details, please refer to: Comparison of Congressional Acts to Allow States to Impose a Use Tax Collection Obligation on Out-of-State Retailers.
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The slow healing of wounds sets the stage for some of the grimmest diabetes complications. Minor wounds can advance to cellulitis, which is a serious infection. Cellulitis can advance to tissue necrosis, or tissue death. Tissue necrosis can then extend from the soft tissue into the bone, which is what often leads to amputation: More than 66,000 amputations were performed on persons with diabetes last year.
Dry, itchy skin
A less dangerous but highly vexing and common side effect of high blood glucose is dry, itchy skin. Dry skin can be linked to high blood glucose in a few different ways. The first is excessive urination, which can actually dehydrate you to the point that your skin tissues begin drying out.
The second greatest cause of dry, itchy skin is poor blood circulation. In fact, skin problems on the feet and lower legs are a sign of atherosclerosis — hardening and narrowing of the arteries and its attendant reduction in circulation — a disease all too common in people with diabetes.
Last but not least, nerve damage can interfere with the normal operation of sweat glands, affecting one of skin's natural moisturizers and leading to dry skin.
Another skin condition linked to high blood glucose is called diabetic dermopathy. Unique to people with diabetes, diabetic dermopathy shows up as scaly circular or oval patches of discolored skin that resemble age spots. The patches are caused by damage to capillaries from high blood glucose. Diabetic dermopathy is not considered dangerous, and there is no treatment for it, but it serves as a visual sign of high blood glucose.
Blurred vision
Speaking of dryness, blurry vision from acute high blood glucose is also a result of the dehydrating effect of excessive urination. As you will recall, when the concentration of glucose in the blood is high, the body attempts to dilute the blood by pulling fluid from cells into the bloodstream. This effect happens throughout the body, including in the cells of the eyes. When the lens of the eye gets dried out, it becomes temporarily warped, and the eye loses its ability to focus properly.
Chronic high blood glucose, on the other hand, can lead to retinopathy, or damage to the back of the eye that can affect vision and ultimately even lead to blindness. Recent research has shown that by the time of diagnosis, 35% of people with Type 2 diabetes already have some degree of retinopathy. This is because in most cases, people with Type 2 diabetes have elevated blood glucose levels for an extended period before their diabetes is diagnosed. This is also why the American Diabetes Association recommends that people with Type 2 diabetes have an initial dilated and comprehensive eye exam shortly after diagnosis.
Headaches and difficulty concentrating
Acute hyperglycemia can cause headaches and difficulty concentrating in a fashion similar to polyphagia — in which starving cells send out hunger signals because they can't access the glucose circulating in the blood.
Your brain is the biggest glucose hog around. If you don't believe it, consider that while the brain represents about 2% of your body weight, it devours fully 25% of the glucose you consume. And when brain cells have difficulty getting the fuel they need, they function poorly. This can cause problems with thinking, reasoning, and remembering, difficulty staying focused on tasks, and headaches.
Chronic high blood glucose can also lead to headaches, but by a different route. These headaches are often related to various types of nerve damage. Examples include occipital neuropathy, or damage to the optic nerve from elevated glucose levels, and a variety of diabetic mononeuropathies, which can affect specific cranial nerves, peripheral nerves, or nerve roots — all of which can lead to headaches of varying intensities.


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Way & Dillon Set Target on Lightning For Marvel NOW!
Marvel has begun its teaser blitz for a second wave of Marvel NOW!, starting with Daniel Way and Steve Dillon targeting lightning for the newest teased series.
Marvel Reveals Weaver's Interlocking "Avengers" Covers
Marvel has revealed three interlocking covers by Dustin Weaver for the first three issues of "Avengers" written by Jonathan Hickman with art by Jerome Opeña. The Marvel NOW! title hits stores in December.
Axel-In-Charge - 8/31/2012
As the final tally for the Marvel NOW! relaunch shakes out, Axel Alonso explores why titles like "Daredevil" will stay the same, why "Uncanny X-Men" is a goner and what's next for Marvel MAX.
Remender & Brevoort On "Uncanny Avengers"
In a special Marvel press conference call, "Uncanny Avengers" writer Rick Remender and Executive Editor Tom Brevoort talk about their plans for the upcoming Marvel NOW! flagship title.
Marvel Releases First Look at Cassaday's "Uncanny Avengers" Color Interiors
Marvel has released a first look at John Cassaday's fully colored interior pages for "Uncanny Avengers" #1 written by Rick Remender. The flagship Marvel NOW! ongoing series begins in September.
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Comics Reveals Poster Art for New York Comic Con 2012
Spurrier's "X-Men Legacy" is Legion
CBR News spoke to writer Simon Spurrier about relaunching "X-Men Legacy" with Tan Eng Huat in November and the story of Professor X's immensely powerful son David Haller AKA Legion.
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: Captain America, Thor In Action in Cassaday's "Uncanny Avengers" Pages
Captain America and Thor are front and center in CBR's exclusive first look at series artist John Cassaday's pages from his and writer Rick Remender's October-launching "Uncanny Avengers."
PRESS RELEASE: Adi Granov Covers "Uncanny Avengers" #1 for Marvel NOW!
FAN EXPO: Marvel Looks to the X-Men's Future
In the final Marvel Comics panel of Fan Expo Canada, creators and editors alike discussed what's next for the Marvel U's mutant population after the end of "AvX," from the "All-New X-Men" to "Wolverine" and beyond.
Marvel Talks Marvel NOW! with Retailers, Emphasizes It's Not a Reboot
In a special call to retailers about Marvel NOW!, SVP of Sales David Gabriel, Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso and Senior Editors Tom Brevoort & Nick Lowe shed more light on the upcoming relaunch.
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FAN EXPO: The Marvel NOW! Panel
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Marvel has revealed Skottie Young's Baby Variant covers for most every Marvel NOW! debut issue, including "Uncanny Avengers," "All-New X-Men," "A Plus X" and more.
FAN EXPO: "Avengers Vs. X-Men" In Hindsight And Beyond
"Avengers vs. X-Men" ends in a month, and Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso hit Fan Expo to discuss the mega event, Marvel NOW! and the future of "Winter Solider" and "Dark Avengers."
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: Tony Stark Armors Up In Land's "Iron Man" #1 Interiors
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Greg Land's interior pages for "Iron Man" #1 written by Kieron Gillen. Tony Stark debuts a new suit of armor for Marvel NOW! in November.
In Your Face Jam - 8/22/2012
In the face of another slew of new #1s by way of the upcoming Marvel NOW! relaunches, Brett White tries to figure out if complicated numbering does the industry more harm than good.
Thor Reigns Supreme in Ribic's "Thor: God of Thunder" #1 Pages
Marvel has released a first look at Esad Ribic's interior pages for "Thor: God of Thunder" #1 written by Jason Aaron. The Marvel NOW! incarnation of the Asgardian God begins November 1.
Marvel Debuts First Look At Immonen's "All-New X-Men" Pages
Marvel Comics has released the first glimpse at Stuart Immonen's interior pages for "All-New X-Men" #1 written by Brian Michael Bendis as part of the publisher's upcoming Marvel NOW! initiative.
Remender Assembles "Uncanny Avengers," the Super Supergroup
This October, members from two of Marvel's premier super teams join together to form the "Uncanny Avengers," and CBR spoke with writer Rick Remender about his plans for the series.
Aaron Explores the Past, Present, & Future of "Thor: God of Thunder"
This November, Thor begins a millennia-spanning hunt for a serial killer known as the God Butcher in "Thor: God of Thunder." CBR News spoke with writer Jason Aaron about the series.
Axel-In-Charge - 8/17/2012
This week, Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso zeroes in on the impending finale of "AvX," weighing in on whether the Phoenix Five are villains, the fate of Cyclops, the fallout in "A+X" and more.
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel NOW! "Uncanny Avengers" Launch Party Details, Deadpool Variant Announced
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: Romita's "Captain America" NOW!
Steve Rogers battles skull-headed terrorist hijackers on his first stop toward Dimension Z in exclusive first pages from John Romita, Jr. and Rick Remender's "Captain America" Marvel NOW! relaunch.
Marvel Digs Into Havok, Rogue & Scarlet Witch Costume Overhauls
Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort and writer Rick Remender give the lowdown on John Cassaday's costume redesigns for "Uncanny Avengers" team members Rogue, Havok and the Scarlet Witch.
A Complete Rundown Of Marvel NOW!
CBR gathers all the news, interviews and art available from Marvel Comics incoming Marvel NOW! relaunch into one location for readers to follow everything from Brian Bendis' "All-New X-Men" to Jonathan Hickman's "Avengers."
Marvel Comics Solicitations for November, 2012
Marvel Comics has released its solicitations for comics on sale in November, 2012, including the debut of "Iron Man," "All-New X-Men," "Indestructible Hulk" and the final issues of Bendis' "Avengers" and "New Avengers."
Remender Battles Bio-Fanaticism in "Captain America"
CBR News spoke with writer Rick Remender about Steve Rogers' upcoming battle with the Bio-Fanatic Arnim Zola, which begins in November for the Marvel NOW! launch of "Captain America."
Iron Man Armors Up In Land's "Iron Man" #2 Cover
Greg Land depicts Tony Stark atop a background of armor in the cover for Marvel's "Iron Man" #2 written by Kieron Gillen. The Armored Avenger's Marvel NOW! adventures continue in November.
EXCLUSIVE: Bagley's Connecting "Fantastic Four" #1 & "FF" #1 Variants
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at upcoming Marvel NOW! "Fantastic Four" artist Mark Bagley's connecting variant covers for "FF" #1 and "Fantastic Four" #1 hitting in November.
Thor Ready To Strike In Ribic's "Thor: God of Thunder" #2 Cover
Marvel has unveiled Esad Ribic's cover for "Thor: God of Thunder" #2 by Jason Aaron. The Asgardian God's hunt for the God Butcher spanning thousands of years continues in November.
Axel-In-Charge - 8/10/2012
With the curtain pulled back on the future of Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and more, Axel Alonso dives into the whys and wherefores of the biggest relaunches headlining Marvel NOW!
DeConnick, Caselli To Take Over "Avengers Assemble?"
Marvel's latest teaser indicates that the creative team of Kelly Sue DeConnick and Stefano Caselli are slated to take over the "Avengers Assemble" reins from Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley in November.
Spurrier, Huat Bring A Legion to "X-Men Legacy"
Si Spurrier and Tan Eng Huat take on the relaunched "X-Men Legacy" in November, but the series no longer stars Rogue, with Proffesor Xavier's son Legion instead stepping into the series' lead role.
Remender, Romita Jr. Send "Captain America" to Dimension Z
Today's Marvel NOW! confirmation firmly places Rick Remender and John Romita Jr. on "Captain America," but also sends Steve Rogers to Dimension Z as Arnim Zola returns to confound the Avenger.
Fraction's "The Defenders" Comes to a Close in November
Matt Fraction's "The Defenders" will end with issue #12 in November as the writer takes on duties for "Fantastic Four" and "FF" for Marvel NOW!
Fraction, Bagley & Allred Official On "Fantastic Four"/"FF"
The latest Marvel NOW! creative switch up sees writer Matt Fraction brings a new twist to "The Fantastic Four" with Mark Bagley while a second team consisting of Ant-Man, She-Hulk, Medussa and Miss Thing star in "FF" with Mike Allred.
Duggan, Posehn & Moore Getting Crazy with "Deadpool"
The team of Gerry Duggan, Brian Posehn and Tony Moore tackle their Marvel NOW! relaunch, sending "Deadpool" on a mission for S.H.I.E.L.D. tackling zombified versions of presidents-past.
EXCLUSIVE: Waid & Yu Unleash the Power of the "Indestructible Hulk"
He's still incredible, but Marvel's Jade Giant becomes the "Indestructible Hulk" in November when Mark Waid & Leinil Yu kick off his new ongoing series. CBR spoke with them about their plans.
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On a night when Jamine Lumpkin was honored for scoring her 1,000th career point, Joliet Catholic remained one of just two unbeaten teams in the area. Read more from George M. Wilcox on High School Cube News.
Joliet Catholic's Jasmine Lumpkin was honored Thursday night for one milestone, but she remains focused on a bigger prize.
The Michigan State-bound forward is trying to keep the No. 5 Angels' undefeated season alive. Lumpkin scored 18 of her game-high 25 points in the first half and finished with 13 rebounds on a night she was honored after the first quarter for scoring her 1,000th career point against No. 17 Bishop McNamara on Tuesday.
On Thursday, Joliet Catholic cruised to a 70-55 East Suburban Catholic Conference victory over visiting Fenwick, after the Friars made a comeback after trailing by 27 points in the third quarter but ran out of gas. Lumpkin made 11-of-17 shots in the game and was dominant in the first half when she buried four of her final five shots before halftime.
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The customer isn't always right. On those rare occasions, it's fortunate if someone else has already said so. That's what happened with the recent job hunter who slid his resume across the reference desk, sighed, and related his situation. After applying three times to an area employer with zero response, he was finally (and constructively) informed by an HR staffer: "You will never get hired with that resume."Strong words, I thought, curious to see what could be so off-putting. Answer: everything. Inconsistent spacing and bulleting, clashing fonts, and grammatical errors immediately lowered the reader's opinion of the applicant--but at least they distracted from the content.Chunks of text appeared to have been excerpted randomly from an in-house training manual. Descriptions of positions and responsibilities failed to cohere or to register a logical career progression. Instead of crisply proclaiming, "Here's how my experience and capabilities can benefit your company!" this resume shrugged, "Here's two pages of stuff..."No one would match that document with the well-spoken, promising candidate at the desk; I agreed that the resume misrepresented him. Satisfied with the consensus of the Complete Rewrite camp, the patron cheerfully agreed, "I'm totally on board." Then he added, "It just needs to be quick." Uh-oh. A competitive, from-scratch resume isn't a reference question; it's project--a serious one with a potentially life-changing payoff. It's not the writing that's labor-intensive; it's the conceptualizing: selecting the words to prove that you're the choice among potentially hundreds; finding phrases to convey both hard experience and openness to learning opportunities. Sometime you also need to compensate for gaps resulting from relocating for your spouse's job, caring for family, the economy. Hiring a resume expert is one solution, but where's the challenge (and savings) there? Using library resources, you could promote yourself better than anyone else can.I showed the customer our array of resume guides; one even featured makeovers. ResumeMaker online could enable him to produce a professional-looking document, as would Job & Career Accelerator. And a colleague and I both quickly scanned his pages to share our first impressions. (I've read that first perusals commonly last ten seconds or less before submitted resumes are designated "discard" or "consider".)You're wise to keep abreast of current resume style trends, too:
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1. Do you go to bed at the same time as your partner?Yes or did when I had a partner | 40.55% | 5,783 votesNo or didn't when I had a partner | 40.58% | 5,788 votesNot applicable | 18.87% | 2,691 votes
2. Do you think going to bed at the same time makes for a stronger relationship?Yes | 59.89% | 8,542 votesNo | 37.64% | 5,368 votesOther (please specify) | 2.47% | 352 votes
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We like to go to bed at the same time that is when we discuss our dayabout 1 year
sleep in separate roomsabout 1 year
we both worked in factories that ran 24/7 so our shifts were not always the same. We found that we made the most of our time when we were together and had more trust in each other than other couples we knew that had the same hours.about 1 year
My husband was hurt on the job and has a knee and back injury which prevents him from sleeping alot of the times. He sometimes will sleep with me if his back is feeling better. Other than that he is on the couch.about 1 year
For the first 5 years or so we tried but it's in that 20 something and now it's whenever we get there,our relationship is still as strong as ever,what's trust got to do with it...it's love!about 1 year
i believe going to bed together builds a stronger bondabout 1 year
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Jazz Me Blues: The Best Of Jimmy Witherspoon
Jimmy Witherspoon
1. Good Rockin' Tonight 4:09 2. Wee Baby Blues 5:33 3. When I've Been Drinkin' 3:34 4. When The Lights Go Out 2:57 5. Bad Bad Whiskey 3:00 6. One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer 5:45 7. Endless Sleep 2:10 8. I'll Go On Living 2:40 9. I Had A Dream 2:30 10. S.K. Blues 6:17 11. Trouble In Mind 3:13 12. How Long Will It Take To Be A Man? 3:10 13. I Don't Know 3:06 14. In The Dark 2:51 15. If You Live The Life, You Pay The Price 2:45 16. Money's Gettin' Cheaper 2:44 17. Grab Me A Freight 3:41 18. C.C. Rider 4:15 19. How Long Blues 5:43 20. T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do 2:44
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New Year Resolutions?
The time has come to gulp down the pumpkin pie and before you load up on Turkey, Ham, Roast Beef or a nice Vegetarian cuisine, to consider your goals and objectives for the year. Notice I didn't say resolutions. Of course, if you start off the resolution sentence with "I resolve to..." then that will work just fine along with your goals and objectives.
I'd like to share some of mine and see if you have any that fit yours. Then, I would like to invite the community to add any, one wishes to share. Here goes. I want to:
1. Write three howtos to benefit Linux users.
2. Make more money than I have since 2001.
3. Work only 40 hours a week at my day job.
4. Learn more about load balancing Apache web servers.
5. Incorporate an increased knowledge of load balancing into my work.
6. Contribute significantly to an under documented project.
7. Take a two week vacation out of the US.
8. Covert users of other operating systems to Linux desktops and servers.
9. Write positive comments.
10. Learn an open source programming language used in web services.
Now, some resolutions. I resolve to:
1. Stop criticizing comments people write in forums, after articles and on mailing lists.
2. Notice arrogance and bite my tongue figuratively.
3. End vitriolic comments.
4. Focus my support of Linux and open source projects to select ones and stick with it rather than hop from project to project.
5. Allow people to learn for themselves rather than jump-in and tell them how to do something.
6. Stop reciting my resume to people who disagree with me.
7. Treat others with respect and admiration even if they behave in ways I don't like.
8. Keep a job for a minimum of one year.
9. Not to leave a job if I don't like the technology they use.
10. Act appropriately toward people who think Linux is an air conditioning company.
I'd also like to get one of the vintage wrist watches I take apart to work when I put it back together. That's an important short-term objective. It has to do with expanding my horizons and stepping out of compulsive IT work. I think it gives me an "out of the box" perspective. Tinkering often leads to a break through even if one doesn't have an objective in mind.
What do I think of goals, objectives and resolutions? I believe that setting at the beginning of the year has some futility associated with it. Perhaps working with one of each in January might work. Then during the year, pick another and start working on that one.
I believe it's a good idea to write them all down today, so I have a record of them. Then as the year progresses, I can reflect on the things I considered when I wrote them. I often scratch several out and add another one or two. If I make progress on a couple during the year, I consider myself luck. At least I don't smoke now. That was a resolution I achieved twelve years ago. I think I keep that one for the rest of my life.
Here's looking at ja!
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the parties to the Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
meet next month for the 2005 NPT Review Conference you can be sure
that Bonkers Bolton will be there.
Well, Bolton is the "point man" in the Bush administration's
campaign to sabotage and/or supersede the existing nuke proliferation-prevention
the 2000 NPT Review Conference, in spite of the fact that both India
and Pakistan – neither country a NPT signatory – had recently
detonated homegrown nukes, the conferees remained "convinced
that universal adherence to the Treaty and full compliance of all
parties with its provisions are the best way to prevent the spread
of nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices."
conferees noted "that the overwhelming majority of States entered
into legally binding commitments not to receive, manufacture or
otherwise acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices
in the context, inter alia, of the corresponding legally
binding commitments by the nuclear-weapon States to nuclear disarmament
in accordance with the Treaty."
binding commitment to disarm? You didn't know that at the 2000 NPT
Review Conference Bill Clinton somehow got the Brits, French, Chinese
and Russians to join with us in making "an unequivocal undertaking"
to accomplish in the near future "the total elimination
of their nuclear arsenals" as required by Article
VI of the Treaty?
must have gone bonkers, himself!
conferees went on to reaffirm "that nothing in the Treaty shall
be interpreted as affecting the inalienable right of all the parties
to the Treaty" to the production and use of nuclear energy
for peaceful purposes. "The Conference recognizes that this
right constitutes one of the fundamental objectives of the Treaty."
in his first State of the Union message, President Bush essentially
accused North Korea, Iran and Iraq of having clandestine nuclear
weapons programs:
like these, and their terrorist allies, constitute an axis of evil,
arming to threaten the peace of the world.
will not wait on events while dangers gather. I will not stand by
as peril draws closer and closer. The United States of America will
not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us with
the world's most destructive weapons."
didn't actually accuse North Korea, Iran and Iraq of arming themselves
with nukes. But when you think of a "weapon of mass destruction,"
do you think of Saddam Hussein's biowarfare "Agent D"
– also known as "wheat smut" – which imparts
to wheat a foul, fishy odor?
do you think of Hiroshima, where approximately a quarter of the
population was killed and a city of approximately 255,000 virtually
destroyed by one nuke?
Bush expected you to think "Hiroshima," not "stinky
at the time Bush first made that accusation, North Korea, Iran and
Iraq were NPT signatories in good standing. All of their "declared"
nuclear materials and associated facilities were subject to periodic
inspection by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
if Bush was to impose "regime change" on Iraq, Iran and
North Korea on the pretext they had nuke programs undetected by
the IAEA, the IAEA nuke proliferation-prevention regime had to be
discredited or superseded.
Bush announced his own National Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass
Destruction in late 2002, and Bolton developed from it the Proliferation
Security Initiative of 2003, whose stated objective was to create
a web of international "counter-proliferation partnerships"
to prevent "proliferators" from "carrying out their
trade in WMD and missile-related technology."
Including "wheat smut"?
to Bolton, the PSI was necessary because "proliferators and
those facilitating the procurement of deadly capabilities are circumventing
existing laws, treaties and controls against WMD proliferation."
as Bolton must know, there are no existing laws, treaties and controls
against "wheat smut" proliferation to circumvent.
Bolton claims the Bush-Bolton PSI satisfies the implied requirement
of Security Council Resolution 1540, which reaffirmed the UNSC President's
Statement of 1992, calling for such laws and controls.
Bolton to the contrary, that statement actually includes the following
reaffirmation of the NPT and the role of the IAEA in preventing
nuke proliferation:
nuclear proliferation, they [UNSC members] note the importance of
the decision of many countries to adhere to the Non-Proliferation
Treaty and emphasize the integral role in the implementation of
that Treaty of fully effective IAEA safeguards, as well as the importance
of effective export controls."
keep an eye on Bonkers Bolton at the 2005 NPT Review Conference.
He'll be fun to watch.
25, 2005
James Gordon Prather [send
him mail] has served as a policy-implementing official for national
security-related technical matters in the Federal Energy Agency,
the Energy Research and Development Administration, the Department
of Energy, the Office of the Secretary of Defense and the Department
of the Army. Dr. Prather also served as legislative assistant for
national security affairs to U.S. Sen. Henry Bellmon, R-Okla. –
ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee and member of the
Senate Energy Committee and Appropriations Committee. Dr. Prather
had earlier worked as a nuclear weapons physicist at Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory in California and Sandia National Laboratory
in New Mexico.


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2008 was a year when slumdogs, superheroes and sad-eyed robots ruled our imagination. As audiences lined up for grand entertainment, many of the year's best films and performances went largely unnoticed. Here are some of my favourite films from last year. Click on the links to place a request for a film.
Shotgun Stories:The story of a group of half-brothers that become embroiled in a dispute after the passing of their father. This parable like story provides an astute examination of what incites youth to violence and the struggles of the brave few who will stand against it.
Son of Rambow: Please don't let the title scare you off. This is a charming and stylish story of two English schoolboys of vastly different backgrounds attempting to re-create their favourite movie, Rambo: First Blood. The experience of filming their masterpiece helps the boys cope with their troubled family relationships.
Happy Go Lucky: Sally Hawkins gives an incredible performance as Poppy, a seemingly incurable optimist. This slice-of-life feature follows Poppy through driving lessons, dance classes and nightclubs, as she tries to bring joy to those who would bring her down. British director Mike Leigh gives us a funny, thoughtful and very touching story of the struggles of maintaining a positive outlook on life.
Tell No One: "8 Years ago, Alex's wife was murdered... Today she e-mailed him." So says the tag-line from this absorbing thriller. A pediatrician struggles to prove his innocence in the brutal murder of his wife, while trying to outrun those who pursue him. This "Fugitive" like film is a truly international effort: a French Director (Guillaume Cane) filming an American novel (by Harlan Coben), starring French-Canadian and British actresses (Marie-Josée Croze & Kristin Scott Thomas).
The Fall: In a hospital in 1920's California, a bed-ridden stuntman befriends a young girl with a broken arm. He enchants her with a magical tale of heroes and villains. Real-life people and situations are gradually incorporated into his story and the line between story and reality become blurred. Like "Pan's Labyrinth" this film uses a fairytale approach to deal with some heavy subject matter. What begins as an escapist tale for the child ends up a cathartic one for the stuntman. Filmed in 20 countries over the period of four years, the images and scope of this film are awe-inspiring.


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Humidity 92%
Winds 3.5mph
Sponsored by: Missoula Federal Credit Union
Humidity 92%
Winds 3.5mph
Nov 12, 2012 6:22 PM by Marnee Banks - MTN News
HELENA - The state capitol building lights up blue Monday evening to bring awareness to World Pneumonia Day.
According to the Best Shot Foundation, pneumonia is the world's leading killer of children under five.
Last year 1.3 million children died of pneumonia.
The executive director of the Best Shot Foundation, David Rubenstein, says an estimated 99% of those deaths were in developing countries.
"Sadly, virtually every one of those lives could be saved. The purpose of World Pneumonia Day is to bring America's attention and the world's attention to this unnecessary killer of young children," Rubenstein says. "There are cheap and effective solutions that will keep these kids alive."
The Montana Capitol is one of 18 landmarks in the U.S. which are turning blue.
The Missoula International Airport is also participating.
If you are interested in donating to help prevent pneumonia, click here.
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