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CARM Newsletter 02/18/2002
First of all, I want to thank all of you who contributed financially to me going up to Utah for the Olympics. It is only because of your faithfulness and support that I was able to go. You directly made it possible for me to be there and pass out the information. Thank you very much.... again, thank you.
It was a great trip. I started off at the airport here in San Diego. The check-in person at the airline took one look at me and had me go over to another area where my luggage was thoroughly searched. I got a kick out of this and wondered what it was about me that prompted a search. I hope it wasn't because I was wearing a ski mask, had a large jacket, and moved around nervously. Anyway, I got past that search OK, went through the metal detector (where armed guards were watching), and finally made it to the boarding area. As we got on the plane I was singled out again for a search. I had to take off my shoes and belt, empty my pockets, etc., and they did the magic wand routine checking me out from head to toe. Curious. Anyway, I made it onto the plane and Utah lay ahead.
I was picked up around midnight by Bill McKeever (www.mrm.org). He has a large anti-mormonism website and is the author of several books. He coordinated a lot of people up there. Anyway, we got up early, took the trolley to Temple Square, discovered what it felt like to be in 22 degree weather, and got right to work passing out papers in front of the "Crossroads" mall entrance which was directly across from Temple Square. It was a very interesting time.
Within the first 10 minutes I was surrounded by several Mormonism missionaries and was debating Mormon theology with them. They laughed. They told me I did not know what I was talking about. Of course, I do know what I am talking about and pressed them on points of their doctrine about God from another world and about their goddess mother. They stopped laughing. After that, they wanted nothing more to do with me and left. I then turned to the crowd and continued to pass out literature. The day went on and it got colder. I watched hordes of people pass by. Some were obviously Mormons and others who were tourists. Many did not understand what we "anti-Mormons" were doing there and didn't care, but the Mormons knew. They hated us being there.
Lots of people took the information. We passed out thousands and thousands of papers.
I remember one night on the north side of Temple Square. I was at a stoplight waiting for the people to cross the street and go to the "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Conference Center" on the other side. The light would turn red and people would have to wait on the corner for the light to change so they could cross. I took the opportunity to speak up loudly and say "Free information comparing Mormonism with Christianity." That got their attention and quite a few of them gave me angry glares. There would be 20, 30, and sometimes 40 people at the time on the corner waiting for the light to change so they could escape hearing what I was saying. I remember watching them walk towards the conference center... all those Mormons heading on to deception, going to hear the words of their leaders, all the while thinking that they were in the truth and that they were Christians. It is so sad that they are being led astray and will suffer eternally for it. They did not want to hear what I said and they did not want to take the information. But, thankfully, a few did anyway.
The next night I went to the same corner at 8:00 PM. That is when the conference center let out. If you have ever been at the ocean standing on the sand where the water breaks and washes over your feet and you watch the waves repeatedly come towards you and crash on the shore, then you would have an idea of what it was like to stand on the corner and watch the waves of people heading towards me with each change of the signal. I would estimate that there were groups of 200 or more Mormons who would cross the street at a time heading right for me. I waited until they hit the sidewalk and then I raised up my papers and shouted "Free information comparing Mormonism with Christianity." They kept coming and coming with each stop light. They walked around me, to my left, to my right, in front and in back of me. One Mormon bumped me with his shoulder on purpose. I glanced at him as he walked away quickly and disappeared into the crowd. It motivated me to shout all the louder so all could hear "Free information comparing Mormonism with Christianity. They are not the same." I was met with more angry glares, sometimes mocking words, and always with disdain.
I do not blame them for getting mad. They think they are saved. They think that they are in the truth. What they see is their majestic "restored" religion with prophets who are guiding them and who have led them to build such a great religious empire not only in Utah but also around the world with more than 100 temples and thousands of Mormon churches. They see their missionary efforts and daily converts by the hundreds. They have been told that they are true church and they believe it. So, when they saw some "wacko" distributing literature and shouting out to the crowd, I am sure they looked upon me with pity as well as anger. But what they do not realize is that what I was seeing is waves and waves of people who have been deceived by a false gospel invented by Joseph Smith. These poor people serve a false God and do not realize that on the day of judgment they will be cast into hellfire. I thought of this as I watched them walk away. It motivated me to keep speaking. For some reason, it seemed particularly cold that night.
I remember a very interesting conversation I had with a Mormon. Now, I must first tell you that this is not a typical conversation. But it is certainly worth mentioning. This Mormon and I were discussing the differences between Mormonism and Christianity and he told me that he believed that God the Father had a body of flesh and bones. I quoted to him John 4:24 where Jesus said that God is spirit. I then quoted Luke 24:39 where Jesus says that a spirit does not have flesh and bones. I told the man that we can easily conclude that since God the Father is a spirit and spirit does not have flesh and bones, then the Father does not have a body of flesh and bones. His reply was unbelievable. He said, "I don't care what Jesus said. I know what I believe and I know what the truth is." Of course, after that comment I realized that there wasn't much more that I could say. This man would not believe Jesus. Therefore, he would not believe me.
Another time a few of us were discussing Mormonism with Mormons and our conversation went on for about one-half hour. I won't get into the detailed discussion but I can tell you that when the Mormon left, it was quite obvious that his testimony of the "truth" of Mormonism had been severely compromised. Several of us notice this. I only pray that the Lord would be gracious to him and save him.
The days went on the like this. Sometimes we would pass out hundreds of papers with few conversations and sometimes we would have lots of discussions and pass out lots of papers. All of us were eager to tell the Mormons the truth. All of us were eager to tell the non-Mormons what Mormonism really taught and that it was not Christian.
We certainly do not know what effect the information we gave out will have on those who read it. All we can do is trust the Lord that the effort put forth would be used by Him for His glory. With thousands of papers distributed you know for sure that the lives of many people have been affected and changed for the better because of it.
This is how it was for days. We stood there in the cold and passed out literature for six to eight hours a day. We took breaks, ate, talked, and went back out there. I thank the Lord for the opportunity to do it.
All of you who prayed and who contributed financially for this outreach, will have your share in the reward that will be received on that day when Jesus Christ judges the works of the believers. I know you didn't help out to get some reward, but because you believe in the ministry to the lost. We need more people like you. Thank you.
I received word today of a possible threat related to the CARM convention. It is unclear what the threat really is except to say that it has been reported that a cult leader has stated that in Dallas, this summer, they will show those who oppose his movement (Shepherd's Chapel) what they are made of. It is vague. But, if I get any more information, I'll let you know so you can pray.
Of course, I am not worried because it is the Lord who is in charge. We must realize that facing the enemy and exposing his lies will bring attention to us and even cause Satan's servants to move against us. I am in the trenches and am the one (like many others) who is doing the battle. So, please pray for me, my family, and the coming CARM convention. It will be in the Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas area on the weekend of June 23rd, 2002. If you want to check out the related CARM link then go to http://www.carm.org/more/carmconvention.htm. It has a link to the website of the church where it will be held. Again, if any of you would be interested in attending, please return e-mail me and let me know. It would be helpful to know how many people would be interested in attending.
I want to think those of you who have contributed for your financial support of CARM as a missionary outreach on the Net. It is very encouraging. I do not have enough now for full-time, but it is slowly building.
Remember, CARM is a non-profit organization and all contributions are tax deductible. Would you please consider supporting CARM financially? I'm asking for people to donate FIVE dollars a month, just five bucks a month. If enough people did that, I could move into CARM full time and begin to gather a staff (of which I already have a candidate). Can you afford five dollars a month? Is CARM worth it? If you think it is and if you've been blessed by CARM's ministry, please check out http://www.carm.org/goods/donations.htm. Signing up takes only about two minutes. There is a way to contribute there by automatically having five dollars deducted from your credit card monthly. It is easy to set up and you can cancel it anytime should I turn into a flaming heretic.
If you have suggestions for what you would like to see in this newsletter or for CARM, please return e-mail me and let me know.
If you care to, please remember this ministry in your prayers. May the Lord bless you in your prayers.
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"I solemnly charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead, and by His appearing and His kingdom: 2 preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort, with great patience and instruction. 3 For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires; 4 and will turn away their ears from the truth, and will turn aside to myths," (NASB).
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The problem appears to be incredibly widespread, with hacking information readily available online for people with so little self-esteem that they need to cheat in an online videogame to make themselves look like they've accomplished something in life. So far, neither Activision or Infinity Ward have responded to the this new issue, although a fix shall surely come soon.
So, why is it that the PS3 version is suffering all these hacks? Perhaps because they know Sony won't be doing anything about it? Looks to me like the PlayStation Network could well become a haven for the scumballs of online gaming.
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Aarrggghhh ... 3-way plug adapters ... heresy!!!! Get behind me, Newton!
I vote the "The best technician who can impersonate google"
That will be Geoff won't it?
So the prize goes to the person who can imitate Geoff?
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Couldn't it start off as an online scheme? As in, the awards are posted on here and maybe an ad in a computer mag with them in? Then from there you can gauge the response, and see if it is worth pursuing for a second year, maybe more grandiose than the year before?
That way, the initial cost would be relatively low, but could be ramped up for future years, as sponsors would be more forthcoming due to a good response in the first year.
Just an idea anyway.
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Sounds like a good idea.
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This is something we have talked about on and off over the years. I remember the first time it was mentioned and the only trophies I could source at short notice involved people in various stance such as leaning over a pool table, throwing a dart or kicking a ball!
In all seriousness do you all think it would be an idea we should consider, and if so what categories would we have?
I think it's a great idea - suppliers could put a Which style award badge on their websites; assures any geek worth their salt, raises the standing of the community and helps suppliers convince new customers of their reputation. I can't see a downside!
Not necessarily needing trophies to be awarded certificates would be good enough and they could be posted to the winners to have framed for their office walls.
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Transforming Relational Data to RDF – R2RML Becomes Official W3C Recommendation
Today, the World Wide Web Consortium announced that R2RML has achieved Recommendation status. As stated on the W3C website, R2RML is "a language for expressing customized mappings from relational databases to RDF datasets. Such mappings provide the ability to view existing relational data in the RDF data model, expressed in a structure and target vocabulary of the mapping author's choice." In the life cycle of W3C standards creation, today's announcement means that the specifications have gone through extensive community review and revision and that R2RML is now considered stable enough for wide-spread distribution in commodity software.
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Lowcountry Parent recently hosted an awesome event on Nov. 11 2nd Sunday of King Street. The Post and Courier is sponsored the event and all vehicular traffic was stopped for the entire afternoon.
Lowcountry Parent magazine hosted photos with Santa Claus for kids and pets, and many came out to get Christmas photos with Santa taken.
We gave away a gift basket the winner was Mary Jo Gunesenman of Mount Pleasant. Participating stores offered huge discounts that day only for those who come to the event.
We enjoyed seeing all the families and fur children out on a perfect afternoon!
Visit www.marierodriguezfotos.smugmug.com to see more photos with Santa taken at 2nd Sunday on King Street
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Drivers Education No Longer Optional
In years past taking a drivers ed class was optional. You may have taken a drivers ed class at your high school to make it easier to get your learners permit or save money on your auto insurance. But today many states require that teens take a drver education class before you can apply for a learners permit or get your first drivers license. Below High School Driver covers the requirements for each state.
Florida - DATA Course
in Florida you must complete a Drug Alcohol Traffic Awareness course (4 hour class) before you can apply for your learners permit.
Florida Learner Permit Facts
You must be 15 to get a Florida Learners Permit
You must complete the DATA course to get your learner permit
You can take the DATA course at age 14 1/2. The course can be completed online or in a classroom
Once you complete your DATA course we recommend you take the Pass the First Time Program to prepare for the DMV test that you can take online.
Georiga - Joshuas Law
In Georgia, effective January 1, 2007, all 16 year olds must be in compliance with Joshuas Law in order to apply for drivers license after having their learners permit for 12 months. Here are details
Signup for Georgia Drivers Education Course
Joshuas Law - Georgia Driver Education
While you have your learners permit in Georgia, you must complete 30 hours of driver education which can completed online. Once you complete this online course, and you have had your Georgia learners permit for 12 months, you take a Certificate of Completion for an approved joshuas law course to get your full drivers license.
Georgia Learner Permit Facts
Teen Drivers can get a Georgia Learners Permit at age 15
You must hold your Learners Permit for 12 months and be 16 to get your Georgia Drivers License
You must complete a 30 Hour Driver Education course - Joshuas Law - to get your Georgia Drivers license
Drive Safe, Get There, Have Fun


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Braider Challenges Texas Barber License Law
A Dallas woman who contends her business teaching hair braiding represents an ancient African art form is suing Texas regulators who say she needs to take classes as a barber and pass state exams.
Hairy Mavs Have A Barber On Standby
Dallas is hoping to notch a home win tonight over the Pacers. If accomplished, the Mavs will have won 10 of 13 to push themselves into true contention for the eighth and final playoff spot in the West.
Through The Lens: JP's Barber Shop
When I get my hair cut, I have to admit I like to be sitting in a barber shop. A real barber shop complete with barber's pole and barber's chairs and not a salon. In […]
Dallas Head Shaving Video Sparks Homeless Woman Search
Homeless advocates and Dallas police are trying to find a missing woman who, from all indications, hasn't been seen since a disturbing internet video of her was posted online last month. The video shows the woman being harassed, teased and slapped while two men, in a barbershop, shave her head and eyebrows.


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That's intriguing.... I enjoy the work of all the ppl on animeonline
Loves first kiss the splendor of it all
the way the eyes never blink as love
can be seen from there stare , loves grand
design is always full of passion and desire.
Alone on a beach with nothing to stop
the moment but a moments smile before
the kiss sinks in and arms are embraced
on that cool breezy night under the moon.
One kiss , one love , how can something
so simple as an i love you or s simple i love
you make the the coldest of hearts or the ugliest
of intentions seem to fade away no matter how long
they have lingered?
Popping and crackling fires and warm nuzzled necks
and romantic kisses , things just seem so perfect the
world stops for them and the moon and stars shine brightly
as love keeps them safe at night.
So many thing that seem so normal or mundane
seem to vanish with a moments thought or touch
so for every moment love is in your life take it like
its the only love in the world for you because it could
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love can be seen or felt in many ways , you can even be in the middle
of something tragic but love seems to make things not as bad though
it may sound contradicting to most people love no matter how
odd or awkward or even wrong it seems in the eyes of those who share the love anything you say or do want be heard and that can be very sad or very good depending on who you are.
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and all your demons
I'll be the one to protect you from a will to survive and a voice of reason
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and your choices son
They're one in the same, I must isolate you...
Isolate and save you from yourself
That's intriguing.... I enjoy the work of all the ppl on animeonline


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Got questions about Monday's twisty, super-fun, cameo-packed Gossip Girl series finale? Well, we've got answers — straight from exec producer Stephanie Savage herself.
Got questions about Monday's twisty, super-fun, cameo-packed Gossip Girl series finale? Well, we've got answers — straight from exec producer Stephanie Savage herself.
Chuck and Blair were "always" endgame.
Dan was almost (accidentally) revealed as Gossip Girl in the very first episode.
Jack and Georgina totally would have been a thing if the scheduling worked out.
And Jenny Humphrey's supercool job in the future was revealed—but you may have missed it!
We just got off the phone with executive producer Stephanie Savage to ask our lingering questions about last night's series finale of Gossip Girl. So if you are a fan, we highly recommend you read the following Q&A, which also reveals why Lily didn't end up with Rufus, and where Vanessa is now…
source: eonline.com
For six seasons, anonymous blogger Gossip Girl has been able to uncover pretty much any secret and sordid scandal about S, B, Lonely Boy and the rest of the Upper East Side. It's ironic, considering what the series producers had to do to keep the identity of the unapologetically nosy snitch under wraps until Monday's Gossip Girl series finale (8/7c on The CW).
"It's been very nerve-wracking for me to try to keep it a secret," co-creator and executive producer Stephanie Savage tells TVGuide.com of the many precautions taken to keep the name concealed. "But I'm excited for people to find out. The cast and crew were definitely excited when they found out so I'm hoping our fans have the same reaction."
The show's crew went to these great lengths to protect a secret that almost even didn't make it into the finale at all. "We always had an idea in our minds of who Gossip Girl was, which we needed to be able to tell our stories, but we were never sure if we were going to reveal that," Savage says. "We weren't sure that that was something that the audience would want to know. Maybe they would like the idea of not knowing who Gossip Girl was."
source: tvguide.com
"But I don't wanna be safe, I wanna be with you." Blair Waldorf to Chuck Bass. Cue all hearts melting from that perfect scene. Continue reading
Someone really smart took a picture at the script page hanging next to a camera, and there could be seen various lines that were in the scene where Chuck and Blair get married… Thanks to EWW's owner Brittany for making most of the page out. You can read the transcript under the cut… and YAY! But there's more under the cut you want to check out.
Thanks to some kind soul, we got a little callsheet regarding the season finale – that they started filming yesterday. The very last episode of the series will be called "New York I love you, XOXO" and I suppose is based on the omonimous movie (minus the XOXO) from 2009 that was made of mini stories about love. Everyone was on set, even guest stars such as Katie Cassidy and Desmond Harrington came for the finale. Now I don't know what Juliet Sharp as to do there, but maybe Jack is getting back because of something regarding to Bart. Apparently everyone but Ed and Leighton, Matt, Kelly and Robert – that were, however, on set (the only absent was Ed because his trailer was nowhere to be seen); filmed scenes on the MET steps. If you want to take a look, you can watch a short video here. I have no idea what they're doing, but that is not what let's just say, makes me curious. Like I said everyone but EL, Matt, Kelly and Robert were there, Michelle included. She and Penn were close in the scene, and he was carrying a bouquet of what it looked like white peonies, with a blue and white ribbon. Michelle was carrying a white box that looked like the ones used to put cakes or dresses in it. It made me wonder, why the hell Dan and Georgina carry those things? Above all, why Dan is carrying a bouquet?! That made me wonder even more until someone spotted THIS on the nearby set in Central Park. Leighton, Blake and Penn filmed at that place, and as you saw from the pictures I posted, Leighton had a beautiful blue gown with her hair up and a sparkly headband on her head… she looked like a princess. Thanks to the callsheet we know that Blair and Serena talk and Dan overhears them, STILL carrying the damn bouquet as you can see here. We can't know more because the callsheet is cropped, but I'll say let's use our imagination to think about what all of this could possibly mean. ;) I'll just add this post I made for a CB challenge so you can imagine more, hehe.
I desperately needed a break from my studies and so I decided to write this post. I wouldn't see it's quick and short, we'll see. The main reason why I'm writing this it's because I haven't written a speculation post in so long and I honestly was missing doing it. Second reason, I just wanted to give my opinion on a recent video and spoilers. I haven't posted the video because in my opinion it's too spoilery, but if you want to check it out, click on this comment and like I said, beware because you may be spoiled big time. Anyway, on to the point I want to discuss. Remember that there are spoilers and that if you don't want to be spoiled, you need to stay away from this post. If you still want to read this post, just read the first point. The second regards Ausiello's spoiler.
Question: Will Chuck and Blair get married in the Gossip Girl series finale? —Annie
Ausiello: Don't know. I will say that one of them will fail to accomplish an important item on their pre-engagement to-do list, potentially rendering their little agreement null and void.
source: tvline.com
"Welcome Back Upper Eastsiders, call me superstitious, but I got a feeling this fall could be my last season. Let's face it, I've been at this a long time, but age breeds wisdom and this I know… the best has yet to come."
- Gossip Girl
Well Gossip Girl is back and entering it's last and finale season! And for the first of 10 final episodes, it wasn't too shabby. Good job Gossip Girl, you only made me cringe on certain parts! And while I may have sobbed my eyes out now and again, I can't help but be a little anxious. Now I know, it's a little crazy for me to be even a bit anxious… but there's something in my stomach, fluttering, Could it be… butterflies?
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Question: Gossip Girl's final season starts in less than a week, so this week's Ask Ausiello better have something good on the premiere. Or else. —Dawn
Ausiello: Last I checked the column was called Ask Ausiello not Threaten Ausiello. Having said that, I'll give you what you want, just promise not to hurt me or my family, K? Herewith are six mild-to-wild spoilers about Monday's premiere: * Someone is wearing an engagement ring by the end of the episode, but there's a twist.
* I can confirm that the event featured in these photos is indeed a wedding, but there's a twist.
* The show's go-to rehab clinic, The Ostroff Center, has been renamed to reflect current events.
* Blair and Georgina's bitchy repartee throughout the hour is a thing of immense beauty.
* Dan gives Blair a tough-love speech about her dysfunctional relationship with Chuck that literally leaves his ex speechless.
* Someone has a big secret, and that someone's initials are BB.Question: Can you share anything about the Gossip Girl series finale? —Annie
Ausiello: According to some just-leaked casting intel, the swan song will feature a cute and adorable 3-year-old boy with dark hair and eyes. You thinking what I'm thinking? 'Cause I'm thinking that little rascal could be Chuck and Blair's firstborn.source: tvline.com


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Does he know that place below your neck that's your favorite to be touched...
The hectic week is almost done! I finished all my honors stuff this afternoon, so now all I have to do is tackle this 7-9 page English paper hardcore, and I should be ok. Oh, and I have a speech to give on Monday. I think, other than that, I am ok. Phew. Almost Thanksgiving...Hmm, what else is new? There is this guy who lives on terrace in my dorm that I have developed kind of a funny relationship with. I have never actually talked to him before, but I see him on the way to French all the time, in the dining commons, and just around campus. He's pretty cute (he actually looks kinda like Dan Ward, interestingly enough), and we always smile at each other, although we've never actually met. I saw him pointing me out to one of his friends one time (I think that's what he was doing...), and I also caught him shamelessly (though he was trying to be sneaky) looking at my bum when I was wearing a pretty short skirt. It was funny. Hopefully he gets the nerve up to talk to me soon, because I probably won't. I just have trouble making the first move, so let's hope he does. He seems pretty nice. :) Hmm...anyway, have a good day, guys. It's almost the weekend! :) *blows kisses*
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Following law school, Kathleen was a litigator in private practice for five years. She then joined the staff of the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) as legislative director and later became executive director. She lobbied, drafted pro-consumer amendments and gave expert testimony more than 200 times before congressional and state legislative bodies. She was one of only two CFA lobbyists. During the early 1980s, Kathleen brought consumer issues to the attention of a greater audience in regular guest appearances on PBS's "MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour." She also was a frequent guest on ABC's "Good Morning America" and produced and appeared in segments on health, safety, insurance and antitrust issues on NBC's "Today Show" as well as on local television and radio programs. Kathleen traveled across the nation to advocate for legislation and regulation that would level the playing field for all consumers.
Kathleen lobbied and drafted language for amendments to the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, including the amendment that prohibited credit discrimination based on receipt of public assistance and/or secondary income such as a regular part-time job. These practices by retailers and credit card companies adversely affected women trying to obtain credit.
In 1980, Kathleen, a Democrat, endorsed by the Detroit Free Press, ran for Congress in Michigan's second district which then included: Livonia, Plymouth, Northville, Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. The election went to the Republican incumbent.
Continuing her consumer advocacy, in 1983 Kathleen became executive director of the Wisconsin Citizens Utility Board (CUB), the state's 96,000 member consumer organization, a position she held for seven years. At CUB, she pioneered a number of consumer victories related to public policy for telephone, electricity and gas. Several set national precedents. Former CUB Board President Tom Lonsway noted that a number of orders of state regulators specifically cited CUB for having initiated petitions and arguments that resulted in decisions that saved hundreds of millions of dollars for Wisconsin utility customers.
In 1991, Kathleen returned to Washington and private practice. She served as Counsel to the National Association of State Consumer Utility Advocates and assisted in representing them before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Congress. She has represented consumer and public interest organizations before regulatory commissions in California, Michigan, the District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, Texas and Oklahoma.
Kathleen is board president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, has served on more than a dozen non-profit boards of directors and advisory boards, and has provided pro bono services to a number of Washington area non-profits.
Recently, Kathleen was named Special Counsel to the Inspector General of the FCC where she advises on the prevention and identification of fraud, waste and abuse in programs such as the Universal Service Fund as well as policies related to improving the efficiency of the agency's programs and operations.
With the assistance of Kathleen's husband, Reuben McCornack, low income church members in an inner city neighborhood established a Laundromat, BIG WASH, owned and operated by local residents. The landlord tried to force out BIG WASH and for more than five years, Kathleen waged an intense legal battle in the courts to keep it open. The battle went all the way to the D.C. Court of Appeals with a unanimous decision in favor of the Laundromat. According to her husband, "Kathleen also provided individual pro bono assistance and/or patient advocacy to several of the BIG WASH staff and neighborhood family investors, none of whom could afford to hire an attorney. In each case Kathleen succeeded in getting their jobs back, money refunded, better attention to cancer treatment, etc."Kathleen attributes much of her motivation to the "extraordinary teachers and outstanding education" she received at Marygrove. That education helped give her the encouragement to examine issues with logic and compassion, and to question any authority that lacked either.
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JT Bowen
JT Bowen (born John Bowen, October 12, 1947, Rochester, NY) is an American R&B singer in the style of Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett, and is best known as the lead singer of the band Clarence Clemons & The Red Bank Rockers. Born in Rochester, New York to Frank and Geneva Bowen, Bowen had spent his early childhood in the Port Norris section of Commercial Township, New Jersey, in Brielle, New Jersey and in Crisfield, Maryland. He was raised from nine months old by Delacy Justice, a Jazz singer, and Henry Ellington, a Gospel singer. He had moved from Port Norris to Brielle in 1954, and then to Crisfield, MD in 1959. He began singing at an early age, first starting out singing in local church choirs with Ellington at the age of 7 in the Port Norris area, and had continued to sing in church choirs throughout his childhood. In 1960, Bowen got his start singing with a local band, The Rockets in Maryland where he had gone by the name of Little Johnny Redding, the moniker arising from his emulation of Otis Redding's style. His adoption of this nickname was also due to him being the youngest member of the band, with all of the other members being at least ten years his senior. He stayed  ( Wikipedia article )
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September 2012
Emergency Care Breaking Your Bank?
Friday, September 28, 2012
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When a hectic and health threatening situation arises, the first thought that comes to mind is dialing 911, but when do we think about the cost of that necessary ambulance ride? You would never want to put a price on someone's life; however, the emergency room can actually charge a pretty penny for simple procedures. In college, accidents can happen in the blink of an eye and luckily a majority of us students have health insurance either through the university or parents. On average, a trip to the Emergency Room for respiratory issues or digestive discomfort may cost anywhere from $300-$1,000 claimed by Wellmark Insurance1! The cost of what you actually pay depends on your insurance coverage, the hospital you are treated at, and what procedures are done. Most of the time with health coverage, we only have to pay $20-30 out of our own pocket if the visit is for something minor. Wouldn't it be great if there was a place that was less expensive than the Emergency Room?
Over the past several years Urgent Care Centers have been on the rise when it comes to immediate care. The American Academy of Urgent Care Medicine defines urgent care medicine as outpatient aid for those in need of immediate treatment or suffer from acute to minor injuries and illness. These centers are a great alternative when your primary care physician is away, the doctor's office is closed, and when you don't want to deal with the emergency room wait. Since health professionals who work at these centers are on the "front lines" of the diagnosis, they have a wide knowledge of all several medical fields and are sometimes referred to as a "doc in a box" according to Health magazine. Urgent care centers typically cost 1/3 to 1/2 the amount of an emergency room visit, Dr. Ritucci expressed to Health magazine in Saving on Care: Emergency Room vs. Urgent Care Facilities. One more positive aspect of urgent care is that the centers accept a range of insurances and discounts may be offered!
You can find an Urgent Care Center around you by checking out HealthCare.com. There you can specify the state and town you are trying to locate an urgent care facility near! In Durham there are several hospitals and urgent care centers in the surrounding towns that are available to everyone. If you ever need to make the decision to go to an Urgent Care Center over the ER make sure that the patient is not in a life threatening condition. From now on don't let a broken bone cause you to break your bank!
"Acing" Fitness
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Whenever I drive through campus, those bright green tennis courts always seem to catch my eye. There are 12 courts in total and 6 are always reserved for UNH students at anytime, while the other 6 are available to be rented out by the public if they would like. The best part about tennis is that you only need one other person and only minimal equipment is required! Tennis rackets can be as inexpensive as $25 and a package of 3 balls is no more than $5. The sport is fairly easy to pick up and it is a blast to play!
Tennis is a lifelong sport because it is low impact and it can be as fast paced or relaxed, as the players would like it to be. There are a variety of health benefits that are achieved from playing tennis. The frequent sprinting and speed changes help to kick-start your heart and keep your cardiovascular system in check. This sport requires a considerable amount of brainpower because it is all about strategy and ball placement. Since tennis requires creativity and muscle repetition, stronger and even new brain neurons may be created! When we repeat a motion over and over, our brain becomes more in tune with the rest of the body. The neural connections associated with the repeated action, such as the forehand or backhand swing, help the action become stronger. So practice really does make perfect! Such connections can even improve one's memory, learning, and social skills! To learn about more health benefits to playing tennis check out Discovery Fit & Health.
Never played tennis before? Click on this link to find out anything from how to pick out a racket to steps on how to serve: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Play-Tennis/?ALLSTEPS
To get an in depth explanation of all the rules read the International Tennis Federation handbook. YouTube is also a great resource for tutorials on how to hit a backhand or a slice.
Try to get out there this fall and enjoy an afternoon on the UNH tennis courts!
The Tennis Team will be hosting a clinic this Friday, September 28, from 4-6pm open to parents and students!
Get Real UNH
Monday, September 24, 2012
Simon Howden
Get Real UNH is a small student organization on campus but they have a big goal. Their mission is to have at least 20% of all UNH food be local, fair trade, friendly to the environment or humanely produced by 2020. In addition, they would like to create a community that cares enough about these criteria for food to act on it. What you probably do not know is that you may have already engaged yourself in Get Real UNH by going to the Local Harvest Fest. This was in inaugural event in their "Food Month". Food Month runs from last Wednesday the 19th to October 24th: Food Day! Food Day is a nationwide event promoting the importance of sustainable and affordable food. This year Get Real UNH will have their second annual Food Day all over campus. Most importantly, the speaker that will be in MUB theatre two at 4:00pm that day, October, 24th. His name is Rob Everts and he founded "Equal Exchange: A Radical Model for Global Food, Farming & Business".
As you can see, this little group of only 12 members is hosting some big events. If you would like to be a part of this fantastic group or just learn a little more, you can go to their meetings held on Mondays in MUB 114F at 5:00 pm. Visit their WildcatLink page here. If you would like to know more about the national Food Day event you can visit: www.foodday.org . Find more details regarding Food Day at UNH on their Facebook page here.
Get a Handle on Stress
Friday, September 21, 2012
Stuart Miles
After our first week of classes I think it is safe to say that some of us are overwhelmed by our class schedules, afraid of future homework and project loads and are already stressing for the exams that span our whole semester. Instead of making yourself crazy, engage in some of these stress reducing behaviors.
1. Get some Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's: College students are notorious for staying up all night "cramming" and then waking up for class four hours later. In order to function properly, it is best to get the recommended 7 to 10 hours worth of sleep.
2. "Me" time: Allow yourself time to do things you enjoy. Pick up a book (NOT a textbook) and read, hang out with friends or even go for a walk. Anything that gives your mind a break from all the stress will be helpful.
3. Hit the gym: Exercise can be a great way to alleviate stress. Just 20 minute sessions at a time have significant mental health benefits. Try something new like yoga or zumba and even make it fun.
For more tips on how to stay stress free on campus, click here.
Vitamin D is an A-List Vitamin
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Suat Eman
Let's face it- autumn is almost here. It's a sad realization that no longer will we be able to spend our days lying in the sand at the beach (slathered in SPF 50, of course, right?). Ahead are days of sitting in the library until all hours of the morning, squinting at notes under a fluorescent light. That certainly is not conducive to a great tan. While we can't condone toasting yourself in the sun- which can lead to skin cancer, which can be deadly - there is one health benefit to sunny days spent outside. It is very hard to get enough Vitamin D without spending at least some time in the summer sunlight each week. Nature works against us here in New England. During the fall, winter, and early spring months, the sun is not nearly as strong as it is in the summer. And people are also indoors a lot more due to the chilling quality of the weather outside. Studies have shown that 42% of American adults are deficient in Vitamin D, and the highest rates among those were in Hispanics and African Americans. Vitamin D is necessary for us to stay healthy. It is
important for strong bones, even in adulthood, and also has a benefit of calcium absorption throughout the body1 . Vitamin D is a tough vitamin to get through food intake, since so few foods contain high amounts of it. This is a vitamin we have to be concentrate on getting enough of through the winter months. If you like fish, eating a serving of swordfish, salmon or tuna will give you about enough Vitamin D for a day. Milk and yogurt are fortified with Vitamin D, and eggs contain a passable amount. Mushrooms also contain it, and growers have a new technique for enhancing the amount of Vitamin D in mushrooms by exposing them to UV light.
Look for these mushrooms in the grocery store as a great source of Vitamin D2. Your bones will thank you.
To read more information on the importance of getting enough Vitamin D, see this Washington Post article.
UNH Slow Food for Fast Times
Monday, September 17, 2012
Simon Howden
The beginning of the semester is typically the easiest time of the school year to get involved with clubs and organizations on campus, as many of them are recruiting new members to join their ranks at this time. One fantastic organization to get involved with on campus is Slow Food UNH. This organization is one you can feel good about being a part of, as it caters to the food lover and humanitarian in all of us.
Slow Food UNH is a chapter within the larger Slow Food USA. Carlo Petrini started the Slow Food movement in Italy in the mid 1980s in response to the large increase of fast food chains in the world as well as a measure to help preserve regional cuisine. The Slow Food Movement describes themselves on their website, slowfoodusa.org, as "an idea, a way of living and a way of eating." The Slow Food Movement also has many goals too, and the website also describes their core vision: "Food is a common language and a universal right. Slow Food USA envisions a world in which all people can eat food that is good for them, good for the people who grow it, and good for the planet."
Students from a variety of different educational backgrounds are all welcome to join Slow Food UNH. From foodies to engineers, and everyone in between, this is an area that affects everyone, because we all eat food, and we all deserve to eat the best quality food that is out there. We also all deserve the right to know our foods pedigree, and where it has been before it reaches our plate
For college students, life can be pretty busy, and extremely fast paced, and it can be easy to settle for low quality fast food. But in these fast times it is important to be cognizant that good, clean, and fair food can be a key to a sound mind and body.
If you want to be part of Slow Food UNH, they meet in the Entertainment Center in the Memorial Union Building every Wednesday from 6pm to 7pm.
The Secret Benefit of Yoga
Friday, September 14, 2012
Many people suffer through migraines all the time. Some can last for more than a couple days. That is a long time to be in constant pain! They can be caused by numerous factors that differ from person to person. For many, migraines can be caused by stress. A study was done by Dr. P. J. John in 2007 that showed yoga to be a great stress releaser which is what makes it great for preventing and relieving migraines caused by stress. Listed below are some poses that will help prevent migraines by clearing your mind of everything while stretching, breathing calmly and relaxing. Have fun with it! Grab some friends and do it in your dorm room or in the living room. Or if that is too distracting, do it alone in a quiet place like in the woods or in your room. Hold them both for ten to twenty seconds.
- Wide-legged forward bend: Stand with your legs far enough apart that you can touch your hands to the ground. Then bend your elbows and place your forehead on the floor in between your hands. Inhale and exhale slowly.
- Downward dog: On your hands and knees, push your bum towards the ceiling to create an upside-down "V" and press your heels and palms into the floor. Then go back to your hands and knees. Repetition with this pose is recommended.
- Extended puppy pose: On your hands and knees, straighten your arms, arc your back and place your forehead on the floor. Be sure your bum is still in the air. Don't forget to breathe!
There are a few poses aimed to relax your mind and like the preventative poses, they empty your mind to reduce the stress that may be causing your migraine. These restorative poses are relatively simple and can all be done on a bed. Hold them all for up to ten minutes.
- Reclining bound angle: Make a diamond with your legs by bring the soles of your feet together. You may rest pillows under your knees if this is uncomfortable. Lie back and place your hands on your belly. Inhale and exhale slowly.
- Legs up the wall pose: Lie on your back a few inches from the wall. Bring both of your legs up towards the ceiling and rest them on the wall. Breathe.
- Corpse pose: This is a pretty basic pose. Lie flat on your back with your hands relaxed besides you. Breathe calmly. Clear your mind. This would be a good one to fall asleep to in your bed when you have a migraine or just cannot sleep.
Is Your Newsfeed Making You Depressed?
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The number of college students who have a Facebook account greatly outnumber those that do not have one; and for those who do partake in the social networking giant, many visit the site once a day if not more.
As the month of September dawns, the start of a new school year does too, which involves catching up with old friends, and also meeting and connecting with new friends and acquaintances too.
While having a large social network and group of friends has many great benefits, a new study from the article Facebook Takes a Toll On Your Mental Health on nbcnews.com cautions Facebook users that the more friends you have on Facebook, the greater risk you are at for feeling worse about yourself. This is because the more friends you have, the more opportunities there are to peer into someone else's life, therefore, more opportunities to feel inadequate.
The study found that of those who participated, the Facebook user who had more friends (above 354 friends for this study) were more susceptible to feeling like their lives were inadequate, and were comparing themselves to their friends more often, as well as stimulating unhealthy competition. A University of Houston study also surveyed some undergraduates and discovered that the students who spent more time on Facebook displayed more depressive symptoms than the students who spent less time on Facebook. Of course, that does not mean Facebook causes depression, but of the students studied, those who spent more time on Facebook were the ones who displayed the symptoms of depression more frequently.
The bottom line of this data is to just be wary of what you are actually looking at when you scroll through your newsfeed. Be conscious that Facebook is a medium in which many use to show-off and brag, and realize that all that glitters may not be gold.
But to reduce this risk dramatically, the best thing to do is limit your viewing time on Facebook all together. Especially since classes are picking back up again, it is best to focus all that energy once devoted to Facebook to studying. Doing so will hopefully make for a happier, healthier, more satisfied you. So shut that computer screen and crack open your books, and with any luck a more content you will come out of it.
UNH Health Services Now Offering Guided Meditation
Monday, September 10, 2012
Lyin Schramm
Many students only think about going to the Health Services when they are sick enough to miss class, myself included, but this year Health Services wants to really promote personal well-being. The other day, the Director of Education & Promotion, Kathleen Grace-Bishop, came to speak to a student group that I am involved in. She spoke about what Health Services has to offer, and I was completely blown away. She emphasized that they have recently hired two new massage therapists to keep up with the student demand, and now individual meditation lessons are offered. I was aware that massages were given at Health Services, but the concept of guided meditation really made me think. What exactly is meditation?
This once fad has now been proven to have numerous health benefits for all ages.
Meditation helps to clear the mind and allows you to become in tune with yourself and your surroundings. An article from the NY Times How Mediation May Change The Brain explains how specific areas related to memory, anxiety, learning, and stress are triggered during this period of silence. No evidence exists stating any negative results from meditation, so it is worth a shot!
The beginning of each semester is very hectic when it comes to moving in, reorganizing, and getting your mind back into "school mode", so what better way to calm down than with meditation? Individual appointments can be made by calling (603) 862-3823 and starting September 10, guided meditation will be hosted in MUB, Room 304 from 12-1pm. For more information about this topic check out the page on the Healthy Services website!
But What Is the Cost of Health?
Friday, September 7, 2012
It seems much of the political buzz these days centers around the quickly rising costs of health care. There is a good reason so many politicians are basing their campaigns around this issue- healthcare costs for the United States are expected to rise 7.5% in 2013, and that is up from the $ 2.6 trillion health care system we are facing in 20121. "What does this have to do with me and HealthyUNH?" you may be puzzling to yourself. You are more connected to the health care system than you might realize. Though most people head to the doctor when they feel ill or are in pain and take his or her prescriptions without hesitation (Doctors are the experts, after all) evidence is mounting to support that simply being aware of the costs of the services your doctor is providing and prescribing can help Americans reduce health costs in the future.
Simply put, health care costs are the sum of every test, physical, drug prescribed, blood sample taken, MRI and everything else health care related that each and every person in the United States has every year. A great way to keep your own health care costs down when you are in New Hampshire is by heading to www.nhhealthcost.org and checking out the service they have to offer. You can type in some simple information about your insurance plan, and the website will generate different prices at health care providers around the state that are available to you to use. It also shows you costs for if you are uninsured. That way, you can be sure to choose the best price option for your plan. Also, follow the link below to see some great tips on how to keep your health care costs down.
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Escape to the Sacred Music of Bali
It's been a very inspiring and transformational month for me here is Bali, as I have been so fortunate to get a taste of Balinese culture through the magic of sacred music and dance. Since the last blog post where the cutest girl inspired me to try Balinese Dance for the first time, I've been […]
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If you'd rather listen than read…click the player below! Right before a blessed run in with this little girl, my friends and I decided to go to a near by surf town here in Bali. On the way there, my buddy's girlfriend got in motorcycle accident. Thankfully she was only a little bit scratched up, […]
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My excitement abounds! Not only am I in Thailand continuing my Tantra Yoga studies, but I also ran into Savita!!! She's the Shawoman I wrote about in my last Blog entry before I went on the plane. I've been praying to see her again. Talk about synchronicity! If you haven't read that Blog post yet, […]
Thailand! Taking You With Me
Warm clear blue water, tropical plants, crispy clean air, endless yoga, delicious food, a beautiful community, and…The Kings of Leon?!?! Yes, one of my favorite bands, discovered while studying Tantra Yoga in Thailand with Swami Vivekananda in 2008. A few weeks ago I found my Kings of Leon CD and once again put it on […]
The Underground Pulse: Trinity
And so, the 3 of us stand in the middle of my studio, surrounded by the effects of change. The packing boxes and scattered items seem not to phase us, as we gravitate in a perfect triangle to share the most heartbreaking events that led to the most exciting personal revelations. I looked deeply at […]
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The Washington scholar who was cited by US leaders calling for a military strike on Syria, only to lose her job for fabricating her academic credentials, has been hired by the office of US Senator John McCain, Foreign Policy magazine reports.
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Revolving doors of politics, globalist banks, military industrialists, and corporate interests.
Like the CIA assets Osama bin Laden, Mohammed Atta, or Tim McVeigh - it's just good business. You reward the people that you count on to deceive and coerce.
It' s no surprise anymore... right America?
It just goes to show, if you get kicked out of academia, you can always get a job in the propaganda industry.
One Liar hiring another. No wonder this country is in such a mess
The Institute to Study War looks like some type of front group to attack Middle Eastern countries including Syria. Google search the names of the Directors to learn WHICH country they really advocate for. It is NOT the USA and it is not an Arabic culture.
I suggest all visit the website: Institute to Study War.
They do not look like they are "understanding war" as the url suggests. It does not look like they are "studying war" as their name suggests. Please read their Syrian attack plan which lists in details the kinds of missiles, bombs, aircraft and ships required for a so-called "limited" USA FIRST strike. Search tool on their website: "Sorties and Weapons to Degrade Syrian Air Force".
Politicians to vote out of office.
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FYI Article II Section 4. of THE CONSITUTION
The President, Vice President and all civil officers of the United States, shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
Mad- dog McCain does what he does best .... Involves himself with criminals.
I don't believe anything anyone with the last name of Kagan says.
It appears Rogue is in Vogue in the McCain household.
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NEW ULM, Minn. - The baseball double header scheduled for today (Tuesday, April 9) has been postponed because of rain. No make up date has been decided.
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A small group of us at work like to loosen up with some figure drawing every morning, each of us alternating as the model. Here's a small sample of my results...
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nice garrett! heh i wonder if any of these were me posing. i doubt it, since the poses are quite dynamic. lol.
Yay, your blog is back! And yay for figure drawing! It's been forever since I've done that, I'm probably very rusty. Looks like you've got a nice loose line going though. Hope all is well for you on the east coast!
Awesomeness, can't wait to be a part of this. =)


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