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In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Body Peace, Seventeen readers tell us what they love about their bodies!
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Showing Off My Curves!
"I love my curves! When I was younger I didn't like my curves because other girls were skinny and able to wear things that my curves couldn't fit into. But as I got older I learned that many women wish they had curves and that they're sexy. And not only do women wish they had curves, but guys like a girl with them too! I'm glad I was finally able to find body peace!" —Isa, 18, Washington DC

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WILMINGTON— On the one month anniversary of the horrific shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, which left 20 children and six adults dead, Gov. Jack A. Markell and top state officials unveiled a five-prong package of gun control legislation Monday including propositions for required background checks for private firearm sales and reenacting the assault weapons ban.
The governor said he would speak to aspects of new mental health and school safety legislation at his State of the State address Thursday, with the unveiling of his gun safety agenda as the first step.
"I respect the Second Amendment, but the measures we are proposing today are entirely constitutional," Gov. Markell said.
Forty percent of gun sales nationwide are acquired from unlicensed dealers. Gov. Markell said in Delaware over the past seven years 3,500 individuals have failed background checks to obtain permits for firearms; however, there is no legislation in place to stop those individuals from purchasing from a private, unlicensed dealer. The first gun control proposal would implement a universal background check and require checks for private firearm sales, except for sales between immediate family members.
"A system that ignores four out of 10 gun sales is a system that is broken and needs to be fixed," the governor said.
Other proposals include banning military-style, assault-type weapons and ammunition clips holding more than five rounds for rifles and 10 rounds for handguns.
Officials also are proposing a ban on guns within 1,000 feet of schools and mandatory reporting of lost and stolen firearms.


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After over 20 years of research and based on the emWave2, HeartMath has created the Inner Balance Digital App. The Inner Balance Digital app can help you reduce stress in your life. The product consist of an iOs app which is available for iPad and iPhone and the HeartMath sensor that clips to your ear. It reads your heart and breathing. It trains you through twice a day daily use to main proper breathing of 5 seconds in and 5 seconds out. You also learn to reach a calm aware Zen state where your heart beats at an even rate and its graph looks like rolling hills instead of jagged mountains when you are under stress. The app shows you both your breathing rate and your heart beat. When you are through your results are shown in easy to read graphs and charts.
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lol Almost 49 years old and I'm a victim of peer pressure. This Saturday there is a 5K run in rememberance of a young woman (track and cross country star) from my town who disappeared several years ago and still hasn't been found. It is THE event that everyone is preparing for around here and a huge group of people from my gym get together and run/walk it. Just about the entire town shows up with drinks, snacks, etc to cheer the participants on. I wasn't planning on running it this year and suddenly everyone I know at the gym is telling me they "expect" to see my at the meeting place for our gym on Saturday. lol Now I feel pressured to do it. If it wasn't going to rain and be cool I'd probably happily join in but I am not a big fan of running to begin with and then throw in 60s and rain and it doesn't sound like a fun day.
Fresh, to answer your other reply about my hand/elbow, the nerve seems to have calmed down a lot. I stopped doing pull ups totally and am very carefull not to do any kind of movement that might require a twist of my elbow.
Gym, my family had acquaintences we used to call friends until we discovered they were engage in highly unethical (possibly illegal) behavior and they fluffed it off as totally acceptable as long as you can get away with it. It isn't acceptable for us so we just distanced ourselves.
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2012 Downtown Council Annual Luncheon
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- 2012 Downtown Council Annual LuncheonVision for a Downtown KC Arts CampusFriday, December 14, 2012 Grand Ballroom, Kansas City Convention Center 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Imagine a Downtown Campus for the Arts with more than 600 music, dance and art students studying, performing, living and playing in Downtown. Imagine a campus that embraces two of Kansas City's most respected cultural institutions, the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts and the UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance. Imagine the possibilities... and their impact on Downtown.The Downtown Council's 2012 Annual Luncheon will focus on a Vision for a Downtown Arts Campus, one of the Chamber's Big 5 initiatives and its related economic development for the Conservatory, UMKC and Downtown Kansas City.Now in its 107th year, the Conservatory is internationally recognized as a center for artistic excellence, innovation and engagement. The Conservatory is a vital player at home in America's Creative Crossroads, where the internationally heralded openings of the Kauffman Center and the Todd Bolender Center for Dance and Creativity raised the bar for Downtown just last year.UMKC has completed its evaluation of the economic, educational and cultural benefits of lifting the Conservatory, literally, into the heart of the city and linking it to the Kauffman Center. LUNCHEON OVERVIEW The 2012 Annual Luncheon will serve as an opportunity to learn how to drive the Downtown Arts Campus initiative to a successful outcome. It will also support the efforts of the Mayor's Taskforce on the Arts as it works to create a Department of Cultural Affairs for the City. The luncheon is set for Friday, Dec. 14 at the Grand Ballroom of the Kansas City Convention Center, overlooking the Kauffman Center. AUDIENCE�-� Employers, entrepreneurs, civic leaders, business owners, property owners, elected officials, innovators, educators, artists, decision-makers interested in the future of Downtown �-� DTC members and prospects, their colleagues, associates, clients and vendors�-� UMKC students�-� Annual Luncheon tickets $60, student rate tbd, sponsorships from $200 to $10,000 PANEL DISCUSSION: A CONVERSATION WITH ARTS LEADERS- ENVISIONING A DOWNTOWN ARTS CAMPUSThought leaders include:�-� Joseph Polisi, President of The Juilliard School �-� Peter Witte, Dean, UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance�-� Sly James, Mayor of City of Kansas City, MO CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE & URBAN HERO RECEPTIONThursday, Dec. 13, 2012, Folly TheaterThis year, we will add a showcase performance by UMKC Conservatory students as part of an Urban Hero celebration on the evening prior to the Annual Luncheon. The goal is to provide exposure to the Conservatory's wide range of gifted performers and to engage Downtown businesses and philanthropic leaders directly in the arts. Conservatory students will also perform during the luncheon. This will be a separately ticketed event with an attendance goal of 200.HONORARY CO-CHAIRS�-� Leo Morton, Chancellor, UMKC�-� Warren Erdman, Kansas City Southern
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Meghan McCain condemned Ann Coulter on Thursday after the conservative provocateur joked about her being murdered in a recent column. Coulter, who has tangled with McCain many times in the past, made the joke in a piece on Wednesday: Obama has been draping himself in families of the children murdered in Newtown. MSNBC's Martin Bashir suggested that Republican senators need to...Huffington Post 2013-04-12
Ann Coulter defended her controversial joke about Meghan McCain's murder during a Thursday appearance on Sean Hannity's Fox News show. Earlier this week, Coulter wrote a piece that included this line: MSNBC's Martin Bashir suggested that Republican senators need to have a member of their families killed for them to support the Democrats' gun proposals. (Let's start with Meghan...Huffington Post 2013-04-12
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McCain followed his father and grandfather, both four-star admirals, into the United States Navy, graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1958. He became a naval aviator, flying ground-attack aircraft from aircraft carriers. During the Vietnam War, he was almost killed in the 1967 USS Forrestal fire. In October 1967, while on a bombing mission over Hanoi, he was shot down, seriously injured, and captured by the North Vietnamese. He was a prisoner of war until 1973. McCain experienced episodes of torture, and refused an out-of-sequence early repatriation offer. His war wounds left him with lifelong physical limitations.
He retired from the Navy as a captain in 1981 and moved to Arizona, where he entered politics. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1982, he served two terms, and was then elected to the U.S. Senate in 1986, winning re-election easily four times, most recently in 2010. While generally adhering to conservative principles, McCain at times has had a media reputation as a "maverick" for his willingness to disagree with his party on certain issues. After being investigated and largely exonerated in a political influence scandal of the 1980s as a member of the Keating Five, he made campaign finance reform one of his signature concerns, which eventually led to the passage of the McCain-Feingold Act in 2002. He is also known for his work towards restoring diplomatic relations with Vietnam in the 1990s, and for his belief that the war in Iraq should be fought to a successful conclusion. McCain has chaired the Senate Commerce Committee, opposed spending that he considered to be pork barrel, and played a key role in alleviating a crisis over judicial nominations.


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MIDLOTHIAN – A man believed to have robbed a Wells Fargo bank in Cedar Hill was shot and killed after a high-speed chase went through Midlothian, Tuesday, Oct. 18.
The suspect, whose name has not yet been released, reportedly robbed the bank off U. S. Highway 67 near Belt Line Road around 3 p.m. Tuesday before fleeing the scene.
After spotting a vehicle that matched the description of the suspect, Cedar Hill Police Department chased the suspect onto Highway 67 as he entered Midlothian city limits, then Midlothian Police Department joined in the pursuit.
At the Highway 67 and U.S. Highway 287 intersection, the suspect went off road and across the railroad tracks before getting out of his vehicle and running.
According to reports, police said the man "charged towards a Midlothian police officer with a weapon in hand" before the MPD officer shot the suspect several times.
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An everyday question in an Italian household is: "Che cosa � peril pranzo?" (What's for dinner tonight?") The answer may be "Who wants a nice dish of Sweet Potato Gnocchi with Fried Sage and Chestnuts?" or "How would you like a nice dish of Three Cheese Manicotti?" or "I made you a nice pot of Whole-Wheat Maltagliati with Autumn Vegetables and Fresh Cranberry Beans." If the husband or child responds, "Not pasta e fagioli again, Mama!" they may experience a slight pain on the side of the head. This usually doesn't happen, but if so the pain is soon forgotten, because when a gifted Italian nonna makes soup, it is art, and her family knows it.
"Un bel piatto di pasta" is likely the old Italian expression behind Mama's use of the word "nice" before pasta. A beautiful plate of pasta certainly is nice; a carefully crafted plate of pasta is transcendent for the creator and for the lucky eater. Learning how to make light and delicate homemade pasta with sauces that mark each season's bounty is one of the true joys of cooking. The recipes chosen for this third in our series of pasta workshops are mostly vegetarian, not by design but because we wanted to celebrate autumn produce, and this is how Italians do that. We may have snuck a bit of pancetta and used a deep mixed meats brodo in the minestrone, which also is what Italians do.
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AIDS Policy
General University Policies Manual
Effective: 10/15/1997
- Policies Pertaining to Students
- Policies Pertaining to Student Health Services
- Policies Pertaining to Employees
- Policies for Delivering Current Information to the Campus Community
The following policies cover AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease Syndrome), ARC (AIDS Related Complex) and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) infection. Wherever the words "HIV infection" appear, ARC and AIDS are also implied.
Policies Pertaining to Students
Based on current information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the American College Health Association, the American Council on Education (ACE), and the Surgeon General's Report on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, the University recognizes there is no documented evidence that the Human Immunodeficiency Virus is spread through ordinary contact between one person and another. The National Centers for Disease Control and the Oregon State Health Division stress that there is no known health reason to exclude persons with AIDS or carriers of the HIV virus from campus and academic or social activities.
The fact that there is no current evidence that HIV infection can be transmitted by casual contact suggests that the University procedures concerning protection of researchers in University laboratories, instruction in classrooms, sanitation standards in student housing and in food service operations, and medical practice in Student Health Services adequately address the majority of concerns that may occur. If situations arise in which existing policies and procedures do not apply or in which it is necessary to make a case-by-case decision, the Vice Provost for Student Affairs shall consult with the Director of Student Health Services, the University legal advisor, and any other relevant staff member/party to review the matter and provide a recommendation of action. The University policies involving students shall include:
- Access to Facilities: Students with HIV infection shall have full access to residence halls, libraries, student union, dining areas, physical education facilities, swimming pools, saunas, theaters, restaurants, rest rooms, or other common areas.
- Admissions: Consideration of the existence of HIV infection shall not be part of the admission decision for prospective students.
- Attendance: Students with HIV infection shall be allowed normal classroom attendance, usual employment opportunities, and participation in co-curricular activities (social, cultural, and athletic events) without restriction as long as they are physically able. Students who experience anxiety about the risk of infection and refuse to attend class because of the presence of a fellow student or an instructor who is HIV-infected, or perceived to be infected, shall receive counseling as to current medical information related to the risk of exposure to HIV infection through routine contact in the classroom. Continued unreasonable refusal to attend class shall be handled by the instructor in accordance with Academic Regulation 14 "Attendance." Counseling of the student shall be coordinated by University Counseling and Psychological Services.
- Confidentiality: AIDS is a reportable disease in Oregon. Except for legally required reporting which is consistent with Oregon law, confidentiality of medical conditions shall be maintained. A student's medical records are confidential information and, as such, may not be released without the individual's written permission except as otherwise provided by law. There is no medical necessity to advise students, faculty, or co-workers of the presence of persons who have HIV infection.
- Education: Through Student Health Services and academic units, an ongoing educational program about HIV infection will be provided to students. The role of Student Health Services is outlined in a separate section Policies Pertaining to Student Health Services.
Student Health Services shall have an ongoing program to provide current information in the form of pamphlets, audiovisual aids, and programs to the student population. This is further outlined in a separate section, "Policies for Delivering Current Information to the Campus Community."
- Financial Aid: University policies relating to financial aid apply equally to all students attending the University. If the course load of a student with HIV infection must be modified or reduced for medical reasons, existing guidelines pertaining to reduced course loads shall be followed.
- Food Services: Students with HIV infection shall have full access to all residence dining halls, housing cooperative dining rooms, private contracted food facilities (i.e. College Inn), fraternity and sorority dining rooms, and University regulated cash operated restaurants, concession outlets, convenience stores, and catered events without restriction to co-curricular programs. Students can be excluded on the basis of not holding membership in the applicable organization or being an active participant in the sponsoring organization. (See policies pertaining to Employment regarding student employees in food services).
- Harassment/nondiscrimination: Discrimination based on the actual or assumed disabling effects of HIV infection is prohibited by law. The University condemns all occurrences of emotional and/or physical abuse as intolerable and will respond to them quickly and effectively.
- Disabling Condition: Persons with AIDS or HIV infection may be considered as having disabling conditions. Students with HIV infection seeking assistance shall receive appropriate accommodations.
- Medical Care: This is covered in detail under "Policies Pertaining to Student Health Services."
- University Approved/Regulated Housing: In an effort to serve the needs of HIV-infected students, decisions about housing for students with HIV infection will be made on a case-by-case basis. Housing is defined as residence halls, housing cooperatives, private contracted apartments (College Inn), fraternities and sororities. The best currently available medical information does not indicate any risk to those sharing a residence with infected individuals. There may be, in some circumstances, reasonable concern for the health of students with immune deficiencies when those students might be exposed to certain contagious diseases (e.g., measles or chicken pox) in a close living situation. University administrators and health officers may recommend/require that a student with HIV infection seek special housing arrangements for his/her own protection.
- Safety Precautions: Departments at Oregon State University will take the necessary steps to insure the safety of individuals who may be exposed to blood or blood products through implementation of Oregon State University's "Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan" (see OSU Safety Procedures Handbook).
- Student Health Services: This is covered in "Policies Pertaining to Student Health Services."
- Study Abroad Programs: Students participating in Study Abroad programs shall be informed of health risks particularly in regard to the blood supply and medical practice in countries with health standards that are different from those in the United States. They shall also be informed of HIV test requirements to obtain visas to visit certain countries. This shall be the responsibility of the Office of International Education.
- Testing: There is no current justification for mandatory HIV diagnostic testing, and the University will not require it for participation in any activity. However, when other institutions, agencies, or governments require testing for participation, enrollment, or travel, diagnostic testing will be made available by Student Health Services. This policy applies only to students. Faculty and staff normally will have to make arrangements for testing through their physicians or an outside health agency.
Policies Pertaining to Student Health Services
Medical information and public health policy regarding AIDS are rapidly evolving. The policies of Oregon State University Student Health Services are to keep abreast of all relevant information about the epidemic and put it to maximum use for the benefit of students and staff, within the limits that resources allow. This will be accomplished by:
- Safe Medical Practices: Stringent universal precautions for the prevention of disease through infected body fluid or instruments contaminated by such fluid shall be maintained. These procedures will be under continuous review by the medical staff, as well as the licensing and accrediting agencies. The policy of Student Health Services is first and foremost to be certain that no one need fear contracting infectious disease during medical procedures. Given these precautions, Student Health Services is prepared to treat students infected with HIV or with other infectious diseases with confidence in the safety of the staff and other patients.
- Education and Outreach: Student Health Services is committed to education as the primary means to prevent transmission of HIV. Counseling about safe sex practices, needle precautions, and prenatal transmission is provided at Student Health Services by the general medical clinic, the Sexual Health Clinic, and the Health Educator. The staff makes itself available, as much as possible, for campus outreach programs such as AIDS prevention programs, classroom lectures, talks at living or other campus groups, and through the campus media.
- Testing: Confidential, inexpensive diagnostic testing for HIV will be offered to students by Student Health Services. Priority is given to persons with a significant risk, by history, of having contacted HIV. At this time, the tests are not sufficiently accurate to encourage testing of low risk groups. No tests will be given without informed consent, and results cannot be released to third parties without the specific and express prior authorization of the patient unless otherwise required by law. Consistent with current information, performance of a positive diagnostic test, at the very least, cannot increase the chance that an infected person will transmit the disease. In other words, persons who know they are infected are far more likely to do something to protect others than those who do not.
- Treatment and Counseling of Patients: Continuing education, treatment, and emotional support to students found to be infected with HIV will be provided. Information that may preserve the health of the patient and prevent transmission of the disease will be provided to the patient. Follow up will be encouraged. Student Health Services staff will participate, up to its capacity, (with appropriate referrals to specialists or other centers) in the treatment of those students who become ill with AIDS or AIDS-related complex. As with all other illnesses, the goal of Student Health Services will be to assist the student to remain in school and other activities despite any disease or limiting condition.
Policies Pertaining to Employees
Oregon State University is committed to maintaining a healthy and safe work environment for all employees, as well as providing support for individual employees who may face life-threatening or catastrophic illnesses. The University is further committed to the concepts of affirmative action in the employment and retention of physically disabled employees. Unless stated otherwise, the following policies apply to faculty, staff, and student employees.
- Work Place Safety: With regard to potential exposure to infectious disease, including HIV infection, the University desires to provide a safe work environment for all employees based on standards set by the:
- Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
- Oregon Occupational Health and Safety Division
- Federal Centers for Disease Control
- State Health Division
- Environmental Health and Safety will provide departments with guidelines covering required infection control items to be included in first aid kits and will assure that all required items are available for purchase through the Facilities Services storeroom.
- Employment of Affected Persons: It is the policy of the State of Oregon and the University as an agency of the state to protect the right of individuals to employment free from unlawful discrimination based on disability. HIV infection may be a disability under Federal and State law.
The University will not refuse to hire or promote, and will not bar or discharge from employment or otherwise discriminate against, any individual because that person is HIV-infected, or perceived to be infected, so long as the individual can, with reasonable accommodation, perform the duties of the position or unless the individual poses a significant risk of substantial harm to the individual or employees or the public, that can not be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation, as determined by the office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity.
Further, the University will not subject an employee so infected or believed to be infected to job conditions, discipline, standards of performance, or other requirements which differ from those applied to applicants or employees not so infected, except as a means of accommodation for any disability which may exist.
- Employee Refusal to Work: Employees who experience anxiety about the risk of infection and who refuse to work with a co-worker, student, or member of the public who is HIV-infected, or perceived to be infected, shall receive counseling as to current medical information related to the risk of exposure to HIV infection through routine contact in the work place. Continued unreasonable refusal to work with an HIV-infected co-worker, student, or member of the public could make an employee subject to disciplinary sanctions consistent with applicable provisions of state laws and regulations, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and applicable university and OUS administrative rules.
- Confidentiality: Medical records of employees are protected by law from public disclosure. Medical information related to University employees will not be released without specific written authorization by the affected employees unless otherwise required by law.
The University encourages employees with serious infectious illnesses such as HIV infection to inform their department administrators so that reasonable accommodation to their conditions can be planned and implemented. Such self-disclosure is entirely voluntary, and the information disclosed may not be released without written authorization unless otherwise required by law.
- Diagnostic Testing: There is no current medical justification for mandatory HIV diagnostic testing for employment at the University. Under Oregon law, no individual may be tested for presence of HIV without the informed written consent of the individual.
- Employee Benefits: With regard to employee benefits programs, the State of Oregon and the University will treat HIV-related illnesses the same as other life-threatening illnesses. Further information and specific health insurance plan information may be obtained from the University's Department of Human Resources, 7-3103.
- Management of Employee's Exposure to HIV Infection: If there is a possibility that an employee has been exposed to HIV infection at work the employee should immediately notify her/his supervisor. The supervisor should contact the EH&S Biosafety Officer at 7-2505 who will initiate the post-exposure follow-up procedure.
Policies for Delivering Current Information to the Campus Community
Because new knowledge about Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease (AIDS) is being reported almost weekly, it is imperative that the University provide the means to educate or update the campus community on a regular basis. It appears that AIDS is no longer considered "good press" with the result that fewer stories about the disease are appearing in the news media. The public, including the campus community, can be lulled into a sense of false security due to the lack of available information. Using the word "knowledge" in the broadest way, an ongoing educational campaign would include current information about the disease, recommendations concerning coming in contact with infectious material, the current treatments, conduct in the classroom and living/social arrangements, and changes in regulations concerning the legal status of AIDS patients, confidentiality, informing sexual contacts, and safety in the workplace. There are a variety of ways to do this. These include:
- Securing and Distributing Current Material: The University shall actively seek out the latest material on AIDS and distribute it to the campus community. Sources can include state agencies such as the State Accident Insurance Fund (SAIF), Department of Human Resources, and Department of Insurance and Finance. Nationally, there are the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and its parent agency, the Public Health Service (PHS), and medical associations.
The Provost shall designate the office that will coordinate the gathering of the most current information from the appropriate agencies and other sources, the revising of University documents pertaining to HIV infection, and the periodic distribution of updated material to University employees and students. This shall include mailings of informational material to employees, distributions to students at registration, and presentations in organized living groups, the work place, and campus clubs and organizations whose membership includes students and/or employees.
- Providing Formal Instruction: The University shall actively support instruction, including the use of current audiovisual material, and provide release time for its employees to attend these sessions. While the focus is on AIDS, there needs to be an increased emphasis on such areas as first aid certification including CPR. The University needs to become more safety conscious. The distribution of material and the making available of training sessions and knowledgeable speakers shall recognize the regular turnover of students and employees by offering programs and conducting mailings at regular intervals.
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Though racial justice is one pillar of the Catholic Church's social doctrine, he pointed out that economic justice -- especially for the poor in the U.S. and abroad -- must be advocated by the faithful and that the common good can never be adequately obtained in any society that offers legal abortion.
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