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Sony's new chief executive has moved further away from management of the PlayStation business, the company has confirmed.
Kaz Hirai has resigned as chairman of the Sony Computer Entertainment board of directors. His principal role as head of Sony has not been affected.
Before being appointed Sony CEO in April, Kaz Hirai had helped restore the company's games division following a disastrous end to the reign of Ken Kutaragi.
Hirai will still act as a part-time board member on Sony Computer Entertainment, but his chairmanship has been discontinued. The fluently multilingual chief executive is a games enthusiast but is preoccupied by matters of restructuring Sony's TV, music and phones divisions.
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Irving Kirsch has the world doubting the efficacy of antidepressants. Do they work, or are they no better than placebos? Like his colleagues, Kirsch spent years referring patients to psychiatrists to have their depression treated with drugs. Eventually, however, he decided to investigate for himself just how effective the drugs actually were.
With 15 years of research, Kirsch demonstrates that what everyone "knew" about antidepressants is wrong; what the medical community considered a cornerstone of psychiatric treatment is little more than a faulty consensus. But The Emperor's New Drugs does more than just criticize: it offers a path society can follow to stop popping pills and start proper treatment.
About the author: Irving Kirsch, PhD, a native of New York City, is a professor of psychology at the University of Hull, United Kingdom, as well as professor emeritus at the University of Connecticut. He lives in Hull, England.
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"[Kirsch's] case that the drugs' benefits are due to placebo and enhanced placebo effect is fascinating and demands urgent research…Clearly, it's time for a big rethink of what constitutes mental illness and about how to treat it." (New Scientist)
"The Emperor's New Drugs absolutely dismantles the case for antidepressants as a pharmacologically effective treatment." (Psychology Today)
"[A] spare, remarkably engrossing book…Kirsch is a faithful proponent of the scientific method, and his voice therefore brings a welcome objectivity to a subject often swayed by anecdotes, emotions, or…self-interest." (New York Review of Books)
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I would say that this is a useful listen if you suffer from depression or have somebody close to you who suffers from depression who you wish to help, but you should be careful how you use the information. The end goal is, of course, to get better, and drugs do help with that goal. Other therapies could provide similar or better results without side effects.
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Child Abuse: Working with Abused & Neglected Children
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Welcome to Child Abuse: Working with Abused and Neglected Children, an interactive computer-based instruction (CBI) course designed to help you identify and effectively teach students affected by child abuse and/or neglect. This course teaches you to recognize the signs of physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, physical neglect, and emotional neglect in students. It also discusses the specific factors that exist in families who abuse or neglect their children. A major emphasis in this course is on helping the participant understand the special learning needs of the abused or neglected child and how to meet those needs in the regular classroom. Working with parents and community agencies is also emphasized.
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A state screening board's recent decision to reject most charter school applications has sparked tension over the role private management companies should play in public education.
The N.C. Charter School Advisory Board approved only 11 of the 71 applications filed to open schools in 2015. That's fewer than half the number approved for 2014, with a similar number of applications.
The board rejected 15 of the 17 applications from for-profit management companies. Board member Alan Hawkes of Greensboro, appointed by Senate leader Phil Berger, sent an email Monday chastising other members for being "judgmental and punitive" in rejecting plans that would have expanded charter enrollment.
"The plan was to have operators come into the state like they did in Louisiana and other states and quickly affect the public school choice landscape for the better and in quantity," said Hawkes, a founding board member of two Guilford County charter schools run by the for-profit National Heritage Academies.
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, most New Orleans public schools were replaced by charter schools, which currently serve about 90 percent of the city's students. Hawkes said Friday that he doesn't expect numbers like that in North Carolina but wants to see charter enrollment grow quickly and significantly.
Cheryl Turner, a Charlotte charter school director who also serves on the board, says Hawkes' view will erode support for North Carolina's charter school movement.
"Who in the world is going to agree to kill the public school system by bringing in private companies?" said Turner, director of Sugar Creek Charter School. "North Carolinians aren't big on bringing in outside anything."
The exchange highlights tensions among the state's charter school proponents as North Carolina moves from a long-capped system to one that's open to unlimited growth. After a Republican-dominated legislature lifted the 100-school limit in 2011, the state opened 23 new charter schools this year and approved 27 more for 2014-15.
Turner, who supports restrained growth and local control, says the nine-member board's decision to reject most of the 2015-16 applications demonstrates a renewed focus on quality and a desire to avoid startup failures like that of Charlotte's StudentFirst Academy. That charter opened in August and closed in April amid reports of financial irregularities and academic shortcomings.
Hawkes says "mom and pop operations" like Sugar Creek can't force change fast enough. He argues that national chains are needed to make school districts "feel threatened and up their game," leading to better schools for all students.
Hawkes said he sent Monday's email shortly after speaking with state Sen. Jerry Tillman, an Archdale Republican who chairs the Senate Education Committee. That day, Tillman introduced legislation to create an appeals process for applicants rejected by the advisory board. The N.C. Board of Education has final say on charters, which authorize private boards to get government money.
Neither Tillman nor Berger responded directly to questions about whether Hawkes' email reflects their views, but Berger's office sent a statement from Tillman raising concerns about inconsistent screening.
"Clearly, a number of the recent applicants have a great deal of experience and are already managing other charter schools across North Carolina – but the larger issue is we need to make sure everyone is being judged on the same criteria," the Tillman statement said.
Growth vs. control
A Republican-dominated legislature created the current advisory board, made up of charter school administrators and board members, to be more charter-friendly than the previous screening panel.
But the old panel approved 27 of 70 applications for 2014-15 openings, while the new one cleared 11 of 71. Charter Schools USA, a Florida-based management company that opened Langtree and Cabarrus Academy charter schools in the Charlotte region this year, applied to launch nine more schools in 2015-16. None cleared the advisory board.
Hawkes says that shows that the majority of his colleagues were demanding "immaculate conceptions," setting standards that their own schools couldn't have met when they were starting.
The shadow of StudentFirst Academy hung over this year's selection. The old panel approved the application to open a K-8 school for more than 400 students despite identifying significant weaknesses in the application.
The application included letters of praise for the private school from such sources as Pat McCrory, a Republican who was mayor of Charlotte at the time, and Patrick Cannon, a Democrat who was mayor pro tem. No management firm was involved.
In February, the Observer ran a front-page article detailing alleged problems, including weak academics, undocumented spending and inflation of administrative pay. Shortly after the Observer asked McCrory, now North Carolina's governor, for comment about StudentFirst, he spoke at a school choice rally in Charlotte.
At that event, McCrory lauded charter schools but vowed to crack down on low-quality ones: "If any are falling behind and not meeting the standards, we will take action, because I don't want that to be a reflection of the choice movement."
As the Charter School Advisory Board began reviewing 2015-16 applications, tensions arose. Members appointed by McCrory and House Speaker Thom Tillis were often at odds with those appointed by Berger and Lt. Gov. Dan Forest, said Turner, a Tillis appointee.
Hawkes says McCrory's statement helped set the tone that led to excessive rejections.
Millions at stake
The growth of charter schools is shifting hundreds of millions of dollars in state, federal and county money from school districts. Based on its average per-pupil spending for public education, the state gives charter schools their share and requires county governments to do the same.
This year, the state is spending $304.7 million on charter schools, while Mecklenburg is contributing $23 million. The expected increase in charter enrollment for 2014-15 could add about $7 million to the amount Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools must pass along in county money.
Charter advocates say those schools are a bargain because they don't get public money for busing or buildings. Charter schools must raise private money or stretch their operating budgets further to cover those expenses.
Management chains bring support in recruiting staff, providing academic guidance and building or renovating facilities. They may recruit a local board to file for charters, and the companies charge management fees.
The Charter Schools USA applications say 15 percent is customary, though fees are often reduced in the early years. Applications for the nine new schools, which include five in the Charlotte region, include a total of almost $12 million in management contract fees by the fifth year.
Second chances?
The Charter School Advisory Board is discussing changes to its selection process, including new guidelines on reviewing applications that involve management chains.
Meanwhile, Tillman's bill would require the advisory board to give written reasons for rejecting applications, and provide avenues for applicants to appeal to the advisory board and the Board of Education. That bill has been referred to the Senate Education Committee. Concord Republican Sen. Fletcher Hartsell introduced a similar bill last week.
Further changes may be in store for the advisory board. Turner says she'll resign in June, concerned that the board is no longer focused on quality.
"I'm done," she said Thursday. "I'm tired."
Hawkes' email said he, too, is contemplating resignation "for being an ineffective change agent." But when asked Friday about that plan, he hesitated.
"I'm thinking about it. I don't know how seriously," he said. "I'm needed on that board."
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Nelvana Limited Richard Binsley, Ron Rubin, Ashley Brown David Finley, Joseph Mallozzi, John Pellatt, Brent Piaskoski, Kenn Scott, J.D. Smith
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- Cartoon Characters: Earl P. Sidebottom/The Phantom, Raticus, Rod, Billy O'Toole, Lydia Lopez, Ruby Snarkis, Marcus Snarkis, Mrs. Snodgrass, Edna, Principal Mulligan, Flo, Nurse Cutlip, Buford, Mr. Needlenose, Fred, Johnny.
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MamaJD: Today, in addition to Pearl Harbor Day, is important for this area. December 7, 1984, marks the date that Robert "Bob" Matthews died in a fiery standoff with federal agents on Whidbey Island. For those who have forgotten, Bob Matthews lead a violent offshoot of followers from the Aryan Nations called The Order. The Order declared open war on the United States Government, engaged in several armed robberies, and was also involved in assassinations to further their cause. The millions of dollars stolen was not recovered, believed to have been spread around to other hate groups. Until the Oklahoma City bombing, The Order was considered the largest scale domestic terrorism operation for the federal government. There are many in law enforcement in this area that dealt with this investigation. The investigation into The Order marked the beginning of the long end of the Aryan Nations in this area. If you know someone who worked in law enforcement during this time and had contact with this case, today is a good day to remember to thank them.
DFO: Well said, MamaJD; law enforcement did a terrific job protecting the public during the heyday of the local/regional white supremacist movement.
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State: Missouri
Number: SB 770
Status: ProposedProposed: January 23, 2014
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Topics: Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers
Last updated May 1, 2014.
SB 770 would modify provisions relating to inspection of abortion facilities to require that the Department of Health and Senior Services do an annual on-site inspection and investigation of any ambulatory surgical center operated for the purpose of performing or inducing any second or third trimester abortions or five or more first trimester abortions per month. The department would be required to make its inspection and investigation reports available to the public with redactions of information not subject to disclosure under the law.
According to Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri:
Significant restrictions specifically targeting abortion providers are already on the law books in Missouri.
Currently, ANY provider that performs 5 or more first trimester abortions – surgical or medication – must be specifically licensed under the ambulatory surgical center (ASC) regulations by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Abortion providers are subject to extensive regulations related to personnel, physician qualifications record keeping, and a requirement that providers have hospital privileges so physicians are available to provide care for complications, in the rare event that they occur after an abortion, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services already conducts surveys to ensure compliance with the state's existing extensive health center regulations and the targeted restrictions of abortion providers.
Voted "Do Pass" from Senate Judiciary Committee. Placed on Senate Calendar and awaiting perfection.
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Endocarditis is an inflammation of the inner layer of the heart, the endocardium. It usually involves the heart valves (native or prosthetic valves).
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Most cases of heart failure can be prevented by living a healthy lifestyle and reducing your risk for heart disease.
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The Labour leader smartly positioned himself as the defender of "Generation Rent".
Rather than preparing for another hung parliament, Labour is focused on "crushing" Clegg's party.
Labour leader denounces PM for acting as a "cheerleader" for the Pfizer-AstraZeneca deal and calls for a new public interest test.
The shadow business secretary admires the New Labour godfather as a champion of industrial activism.
The party's rents policy shows that those wanting to expand, not "shrink", the offer are leading the way.
There are 37 Labour target seats in which the number of privately-renting swing voters exceeds the ruling party's majority.
"We will tackle the cost-of-living crisis by putting a ceiling on excessive rent rises."
The Labour leader has offered relief to the millions who can't afford to buy and who long for security.
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Finding your first apartment is an important step in becoming a bonafide grown-up—along with paying all your bills, saving money and stressing out over life's curveballs. Figuring out what your place needs is just another challenge on the road to adulthood.
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You want to find that elusive middle ground where you have everything you need along with all the stuff that makes your apartment a home—without spending a fortune. Follow this easy new apartment checklist and start off right.
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While cleaning supplies might be the most boring items on your list, they are clearly the most useful. You should stock up on dish soap, hand soap and laundry detergent.
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You will also need a broom, mop, wash cloths and sponges. Those all-surface vacuums also come in handy whether you have carpeting or hardwood floors.
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Kitchenware is important for anyone starting out in their new apartment. Even the most austere bachelor pad has at least plastic utensils and paper plates. Buy your basics: plates, bowls, glasses and a set of silverware.
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Just like the cleaning supplies and kitchenware, tools are not the most exciting items to have in your apartment, but they are necessary. The chances of you needing a hacksaw aren't high, but a screwdriver and some pliers can come in handy for easy maintenance. Make sure you have a hammer, nails and measuring tape to cover the basics. Eventually, you'll want to add a wrench or drill to your tool kit.
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Scott D. Pierce: 'Blacklist,' 'S.H.I.E.L.D' deliver on promises
The producers of 'The Blacklist' promised that their show would be something more than your average procedural crime drama.
The producers of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." promised that things would get going in the second half of the season.
As we head toward the season finales of these freshman series, they stand out as two of the best new shows of the season — in no small part because they did exactly what we were told they would.
And, believe me, that doesn't always happen in television.
Before it debuted, "Blacklist" executive producer Jon Bokenkamp acknowledged that his show would be a "strange hybrid." On the one hand, it's crime-of-the-week as an FBI team, working in concert with former American operative-turned-rogue, Raymond "Red" Reddington (James Spader), helps them hunt down bad guys.
But as the series progressed, we learned that Reddington turned himself in for a reason. That not only are the bad guys somehow tied, but they're after him.
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"I think the reason you come back to the show [is] the people and the secrets that they have and what's happening at home," Bokenkamp said. "It is a little bit of a delicate balance of going out and solving a crime each week and also going home and meeting these people. But I think that's what's sort of special about the show."
Pending Monday's season finale (9 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5), he's right.
There were high expectations for "The Blacklist" — it got great reviews — but nothing compared to the extraordinary anticipation for "S.H.I.E.L.D." Pegged as a sequel of sorts to the blockbuster "The Avengers," it was pretty much a lock that it couldn't live up to expectations.
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Wilhelmina: A story as old as time.In some stories, it's not enough for the hero and villain to be long lost brothers, separated at birth. It's not enough for the protagonist to find out that the man he has chased down with intense hatred is also the man who conceived him, and thus they are linked by fate. Every main character is secretly related, and everyone they have even incidental contact with is a far removed cousin or uncle. If nothing else, The Dragon is secretly The Lancer's adoptive father, or the White Magician Girl went to the same monastery as the dread summoner who now threatens all of existence. For one reason or another, everyone of even marginal importance to the story secretly has some kind of connection to each other, to be revealed only at the moment of greatest dramatic impact (because the writers hadn't thought of it until just now). In particularly silly cases, you can gauge a character's rising importance in the story by the fact that they are suddenly revealed to have been related to someone else in the plot all along. Very common in Soap Operas, which hinge on dramatic twists. You can't really blame them for eventually running out of reasonable ones and going back to the family well. Also common in particularly Mind Screwy and plot-heavy video games and long-running dramatic television series. Modern incarnations are often a deconstruction, but not always. The presence of (fertile) immortals can easily lead to this, especially if the immortality is itself heritable. Often Truth in Television when dealing with a feudal society. Those stories tend to revolve around royalty and nobility, who were intermarried so heavily that it's entirely plausible for every scheming duke and brave baron to be someone's uncle or cousin. This is possibly where the trope originates. Also true for humanity in general: recent studies indicate that the most recent common ancestor of all humans alive today may have lived as recently as three or four thousand years ago, while in most groups where immigration isn't the primary method of population growth, it is inevitable that this has happened much more recently. The way populations work, someone ends up either leaving a lot of descendants, or the family line dies out within a few generations. So if a person living now can trace their ancestry back to, say, Charlemagne, that means inevitably hundreds of thousands, and probably millions, of other people living today can do the same thing, which means they are all distant cousins. It is assumed some 30% of all Central Europeans descend from Charlemagne in one way or another. This is not to say Charlemagne was an immense fornicator. He had only ten legitimate and illegitimate children. But they all survived to adult age, married and procreated. Usually a pedigree of a foreparent either collapses within six generations, or surviving that, his or her genes will spread and multiply immensely, like those of Charlemagne. Compare You All Share My Story and Tangled Family Tree. Subtrope of One Degree of Separation. For the non-familial version, see Everyone Went to School Together.
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PopCap Reveals New Features And Modes Of Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare At Gamescom
PopCap Games, a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA), today revealed a host of game features planned for its highly anticipated, immersive action experience, Plants vs. Zombies™ Garden Warfare. Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare will roll-out first, exclusively on Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft and the Xbox 360 games and entertainment system from Microsoft, with pre-orders being taken now in advance of the game's launch in Spring 2014.
"With its first reveal in June, we blew fans away with a glimpse of a game that takes the Plants vs. Zombies world to an entirely new genre," said Tony Leamer, Plants vs. Zombies franchise director at PopCap. "Here at gamescom, we're showcasing even more exciting elements, including Kinect for Xbox One and Xbox SmartGlass gameplay in Boss Mode, playable Zombie classes, character customization, and more. These amazing features will help make this one of the must-have action games of 2014."
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All government, indeed every human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue, and every prudent act, is founded on compromise and barter. - Edmund Burke
The word compromise is used in two different senses, one typically positive and the other typically negative. The good sense of compromise is finding a common ground with another person, as in reaching a mutual agreement about a difficult course of action affecting both of you. The bad sense is being untrue to your core values and beliefs, as in selling out to achieve some short-term goal.
In recent political discourse in the United States, compromise in both senses has become a dirty word. If you hold some position, whether or not it reflects your core values and beliefs, you should never move from it lest you become a flip-flopper. And if others hold a different position, you should never try to find a common ground or meet them halfway. Indeed, if others hold a different position on Matter X, you should also never try to find a common ground or meet them halfway on Matter Y or Matter Z. Goodness, you might even rethink your positions on Matters Y and Z if they remotely resemble the positions of those who disagree with you on Matter X; that apparently does not make you a flip-flopper.


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Hundreds gathered Sunday afternoon at Mesa's Dobson High School to remember Krystal Ebel, 15, and Shayna Linneen, 16, who were killed last week in a lunchtime car crash.
Melted tea candles surrounded a cement school sign, along with flowers, homemade signs and a Tshirt with the words, "We'll miss you" and the date of the crash, Dec. 9.
"You were one of the coolest girls and no one will ever forget the kind of person you were. You were perfect," said one sign about Ebel. The same sign remembered Linneen with, "I miss you so much, your laugh and your voice and everything about you."
"Why did you leave me and your other best friends?" read another sign featuring a photograph of the writer and a 6-year-old Linneen. "One day I will find out. I love you 'gurl.' "
Pieces of orange yarn covered the tables for students to tie around their wrists to remember the girls. A car in the crowded parking lot had Linneen's name spraypainted on it. Signs also were covered with well-wishes for three other students in the crash.
Attendees read the homemade signs in silence, and wrote memories about the girls in small guest books.
A paper handout for Ebel's memorial Sunday showed the bright smile of her at various ages with friends and family. One picture showed Ebel's love for Volkswagens, with a pumpkin carved like a Volkswagen bus. It also included five of her poems.
Ebel, a junior, was an honors student and class president. She was taking extra classes to graduate at the end of this school year and attend Northern Arizona University to study premedicine.
Services for Ebel will be held at 10 a.m. today at Desert Palm United Church of Christ, 1230 W. Guadalupe Road, Tempe.
No information was available on services for Linneen.
Police said Linneen was driving north on Alma School Road near Summit Place in Chandler when her Volkswagen Beetle was cut off by a teen driving a Bajatype vehicle. The Beetle went into oncoming traffic and was hit by a Salvation Army truck.
Ebel died at the scene. Linneen died later that day at Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix, police said. Three other classmates were injured: Robert Brecht, 17; Anna Shipley, 17; and Tyler Spurbeck, 18. Their conditions were not available Sunday night.


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Ukraine is inviting Qatar to help build a liquefied-natural-gas terminal under a strategic partnership program to be signed when President Viktor Yanukovych visits the Persian Gulf nation in autumn this year.
Ukraine is also seeking LNG supplies from Qatar and cooperation on domestic oil and gas production, Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said at a government meeting today in Kiev, the capital. Azarov held talks with Qatari Prime Minister Hamad Bin Jasim Bin Jabr Al Thani yesterday, while visiting the country.
The former Soviet republic plans to build an 846 million- euro ($1.1 billion) LNG terminal at the port of Yuzhnyi, in the Odessa region. About 70 percent of the costs will be borrowed, Vladyslav Kaskiv, the head of state national projects, which is managing the LNG project, said in March.
The terminal, which is to have capacity of 10 billion cubic meters by 2018, is intended to help Ukraine diversify sources of fuel away from Russia. The eastern European nation depends on imports from Moscow-based OAO Gazprom for about 70 percent of its gas.
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"I still appreciate a good bow tie, but I think I have found my calling."
For Katie Thompson, her first love was bow ties. A born-and-raised southerner, she began at the University of South Carolina as a fashion merchandising major, but life had other plans for her.
A friend convinced her to run for a seat in the student senate. After winning the election, she changed her major to public relations, added a political science minor, and joined College Republicans. Her political career was launched.
"Ten years ago, when a woman stepped on campus she found chapters of the National Organization for Women, women's studies departments full of campus feminists, and women's centers not open to supporting all women," Network of Enlightened Women Founder Karin Agness said. "At the time, there were no women's groups specifically catering to conservative college women."
That's not the case anymore. In 2004, with no help from her university and being turned away from The Women's Center at the University of Virginia, Karin Agness decided to start the Network of Enlightened Women, a network for conservative university women that has grown into more than 20 chapters nationwide.
Caleb works in media and development at Live Action. He also works on Live Action's magazine The Advocate to prepare and equip pro-life activists with the proper tools to fight the abortion industry.
Live Action was founded in 2003 by Lila Rose, who at the time was 15 years old. Like Caleb, Lila is also a Leadership Institute graduate and has taken six trainings.
Before Live Action, Caleb was in college and an intern at the Leadership Institute and in Rep. Jim Jordan's Ohio district office.
Spina bifida is a medical condition that affects the spine and nerves for newborn babies like James Christophersen, now 26, and about 1,500 babies each year. Doctors told James' mother that she should end his life before it began. If allowed to survive, they said, James would not walk on his own or even live to adulthood.
Now, more than two decades later, James is a conservative leader fighting against the very same mindset in today's medical community. He works at Students for Life of America as the director of Med Students for Life and Law Students for Life.
Sharon Day, the Texas-born Indiana businesswoman turned Florida political activist and grandmother of five, was elected in January 2011 as co-chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) to serve with Chairman Reince Priebus. "We want more women in the political process," Sharon said. "More importantly, we need them…we need their voices in elective office or as activists."
Matt Krause, the 33-year-old first term state representative in Texas, has been ranked the third most conservative member of the entire 150-member House and has been named one of the "Top Five House Courageous Conservatives" by the Texas Conservative Coalition.
He said, "I would not be where I am today in the Texas House of Representatives if it were not for the Leadership Institute's training. LI gave me the tools to succeed in the political world."
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It was a normal Wednesday when sophomore Evan Schrage went into his literature class at Michigan State University (MSU) – until the lecture and questioning turned vicious. His professor, William Penn, veered off track in the creative writing class with a rant about "dead white Republicans" who had "raped this country." Evan videoed the diatribe and posted it online at the Leadership Institute's Campus Reform news site, where the video went viral. (Watch it here.) Campus Reform, which has had more than three million unique visitors this year, is the web's number-one source for news about college campuses.
The 21-year-old Jessie Markell, a former Leadership Institute intern, is working hard as the youth coordinator for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli—a 2005 graduate of Leadership Institute grassroots activist training.
Previously, Jessie was the state chairman for Young Americans for Liberty in Florida, his chapter's president, and an intern for multiple organizations—all while putting himself through college.
Two days from now social conservatives across America will gather in Washington, DC for the annual Values Voter Summit, organized by the Family Research Council.
"Social conservatives bring a lot to the conservative movement, as they stand strong for protecting the sanctity of human life and promoting traditional family values," Family Research Council Web Editor Krystle Gabele said. "A strong family is the key to a prosperous society and ensuring that future generations have an even better America to look forward to."
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In the days when travelling vacuum cleaner salesmen roamed the land, one came to my home when I was a little girl and offered to demonstrate the miraculous qualities of the new Hoover.
"Mrs. Cooper", he said, "this vacuum cleaner is world class! The very best money can buy. It's got attachments for carpets, drapes, stairs, heating vents, hardwood floors, you name it and it will clean it.
"Wow!" said my mom, clearly impressed. "Is there anything that it can't do?"
"Well… yes", the salesman said. There is one thing it can't do. It can't make you want to vacuum."
I love this story because it reminds me how many techniques there are that promise to help you to improve your relationship, many more than any vacuum cleaner has attachments, but even the best of these methods won't help you unless you have the motivation to use them. Desire alone isn't ever enough to get the job done. The crucial element that forms the link between desire and outcome is motivation or "mojo" the drive to do whatever is required to bring about the desired change.


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Full detailed profile on Michael Corinthos III Played by Chad Duell on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
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At the hospital, Sam has an idea about how to bring Ava down. The key is Nakamura and she wants Ava to think he could still implicate her. After she lays out her plan Nathan is impressed. Silas wants to know how to feed Ava the false story and Sam suggests Julian. Meanwhile, Tracy finds Kiki and tells her that Luke told her Kiki made a pass at him. Kiki sets her straight and says Luke is the one who made a pass at her. Tracy thinks that's ridiculous but Kiki stands by her story. Silas scares Tracy off. Kiki tells Silas that Tracy doesn't like what her fiancé did behind her back. He tells Kiki that Nina passed away and they hug before she returns to Michael. Meanwhile, Ava is nervous about Silas' murder mystery. Sonny asks Ava if she killed Silas' wife and she tells him they have bigger things to worry about. He is worried that Monica is on to him. He promised Michael he wouldn't kill him. He has four kids and Michael was the only one who grew up with him. Sonny cries as he talks about raising Michael from a boy. He is tortured about breaking his word. Meanwhile, AJ crashes in ICU while Monica pumps his chest. AJ flatlines and they call time of death. Monica goes to AJ and strokes her son's hair. Carly leads Michael out and tells him that AJ wanted Michael to know he loved him. She holds him and tells him how sorry she is. He goes back to AJ and Carly leaves to find Sonny.
Luke finds Tracy at the hospital and she tells him that she confronted Kiki about making a pass at him and she said he was the one who made a pass. He laughs and can't imagine she would say anything else. He calls Kiki a liar. Meanwhile, Ava tells Sonny there are plenty of things she regrets as she thinks about shooting Connie. Carly finds them and tells them AJ is dead. Carly asks for a moment alone with Sonny and tells him AJ told her he shot him. Later, Silas goes to the chapel and promises to get justice for Nina. Kiki finds Monica in tears and holds her while she cries about AJ. Later, Michael tells AJ he loves him and whoever did this will pay.
Ava and Silas bump into each other at the hospital. She's concerned about Kiki and accuses him of taking a back seat in their daughter's life. She tells him that Kiki knows she had nothing to do with Nina or the pharmacist's death. Silas tells her Nina is dead. Ava is very sorry for his loss – she knows what Nina meant to him. She thinks it's time to put their cards on the table which sounds good to Nathan, who just walked in. Nathan was able to verify Silas' alibi when Nakamura OD'd but still thinks Silas was involved. Silas accuses Nathan of being more obsessed with nailing him than finding out the truth. Silas insinuates Ava is at fault and, insulted, she leaves to go check on Kiki. Silas offers to buy Nathan a sandwich if he'll look into Ava's alibi. Nathan is willing to consider other possibilities. Sam shows up with an idea about how to bring Ava down. Meanwhile, Kiki finds Michael moping in the hallway. He thinks AJ made him his medical proxy to show how much he meant to him but he made the wrong choice. Michael wants to know what AJ was doing at Ava's anyway. Kiki tells him AJ was trying to get a job with Julian but Michael doesn't buy it. She wonders why her mom would lie and tells him they are all on his side. Later, Monica runs into Sonny in the halls and won't let him near AJ or Michael. He has caused trouble for her family from the moment he came into town and Monica thinks maybe Sonny even shot AJ. She throws Sonny out and he runs into Ava. He wants to know why AJ was choking her and she tells him to ask AJ if he ever wakes up. Neither of them are out of the woods until AJ is dead. Meanwhile, AJ wakes up in his room while Carly ponders if Sonny was the shooter. AJ remembers trying to tell Michael something. He tells Carly that Sonny shot him because of Ava. She wants more info but he crashes again. Michael and Monica enter and urge him to pull through.
At General Hospital, Luke startles Kiki by the vending machine, upset that she told Morgan he made a pass at her. Kiki tells Luke to back off but he counters with an offer to get her in a dark corner where she will be begging for more. Kiki is horrified. Meanwhile, Morgan asks Tracy where Kiki and Luke are. Tracy wonders why he cares when Kiki left him for his brother and he's dating her mother. Michael and Monica walk up and Patrick soon delivers bad news. There was swelling on AJ's brain that they couldn't control. Now he's in a coma and they have to wait for the swelling to go down before fixing the aneurism. Monica accuses Patrick of making a mistake but he tells her that some things are out of their control. Tracy follows Patrick to get more answers, and Morgan comforts Michael. Meanwhile, Liz brings Cameron to the hospital and makes him promise to talk to her when he has a problem. He asks if he can talk to Ric too and she agrees. Britt finishes writing her confession just as Liz brings Cameron into the conference room. She stashes her confession on a stack of envelopes, than grabs what she thinks is her confession before she dashes off. Cameron asks Liz for some art supplies so he can work to win Emma back. Later, Liz runs into Patrick and he tells her AJ is in a coma and he thinks it is his fault. Liz assures him that he is not to blame. Later, Michael and Monica go to AJ's side. Michael blames himself for opting for surgery. Monica tells him it isn't his fault. Tracy finds Luke and Kiki and tells them AJ is in a coma. Kiki leaves and Luke tells Tracy that Kiki has been hitting on him. He asks her not to make a big deal out of it for Michael's sake. Meanwhile, Kiki finds Michael and comforts him while Patrick watches on. Liz returns to get Cameron, who has made a present for Emma out of Britt's confession. He hands it to Liz who promises to get it in the right hands.
At the hospital, Michael gets no response from AJ. Sonny enters and Michael tells him he has to decide how to treat the aneurism. Either decision could kill AJ. He asks Sonny for advice. Sonny tells Michael to listen to his gut and whatever choice he makes will be the right one. Michael thanks Sonny and asks him to wait with AJ while he gets a doctor. Alone, Sonny leans in close and tells AJ that pulling the trigger felt right, and he hopes for Michael's sake he lives. But he really wants AJ to die so he can keep his son. Meanwhile, Liz comforts Patrick in his office about Robin's departure. He confesses to scaring Emma. Liz tells Patrick that Emma may have been scared in the moment but she is not scared of him. Patrick wonders how to make it okay for himself. Michael enters and tells Patrick he decided on surgery. Patrick stresses again the danger of the procedure and tells Michael to spend a few minutes with AJ while he preps. Liz questions Patrick's ability to do surgery right now but he insists he can do it. Michael returns to Sonny. He cries and prays that surgery is the right thing to do. Meanwhile, Sam tells Silas in his office that she thinks Nathan is hiding a connection to the case. She is going to call Spin to have him hack into his computer. Silas wanted something better for him and Sam than this. They start making out. He takes her to the desk and she rips his shirt off. After they have sex, she tells him they are bigger than Nathan and his stupid charges.
At the hospital, things are still awkward between Kiki and Luke. Tracy leaves them alone. Luke asks Kiki to walk with him to the cafeteria. She's reluctant. When he grabs her arm, she tears it away. Morgan rushes over and pulls her across the hall. Kiki explains that Luke made a pass at her. He thinks she needs to tell Michael. She explains they are in a strange place right now. She would have just kneed him but having Tracy in the picture complicates things. Morgan offers to take care of the situation. He stalks over to Luke and orders him to back off. "Or what, you little punk?" Luke asks. Down the hall, Tracy runs into Kevin and tells him she was making a big deal out of nothing when they spoke before. She's sure Luke is getting back to his old self and they should all move on. He's sure something still happened in the mental hospital. Tracy continues insisting that Luke is fine. When she gets back to Luke, she finds him arguing with Morgan and Kiki. Morgan congratulates her on her engagement and walks off. Luke smirks. Meanwhile, Michael and Monica join Patrick in his office to discuss AJ's options. None of the options are good. Monica suggests the less invasive decision but tells Michael it's his choice. He's startled so she explains that AJ gave him power of attorney and medical proxy. Michael doesn't know what to do. He wanders down to his father's office, takes his hand and wonders what he would want.
At the hospital, Kiki and Michael sit by AJ's side. He worries his father will never wake up. She tries to be reassuring. When she goes to get coffee, Michael tells AJ how much he loves him. Sonny stands in the doorway as Michael vows to make the shooter pay. Sonny tries assuring Michael that things will be okay. "I love you so much," he tells Sonny. Down the hall, Kiki bumps into Silas. He fills her in about what happened in New York. Someone eavesdrops on them. Ava shows up to interrupt. She starts quizzing her daughter about AJ. After Kiki leaves, Silas questions Ava about why she was really in New York. She insists that she didn't frame him and he stomps off. Ava spots Sonny and corners him. They worry about what to do if AJ wakes up. Around the corner. Obrecht lectures Britt for mollycoddling her patients. "Nikolas and I are getting married," Britt shoots back. She shows off her ring. Her mom thinks it's obnoxious and reminds her that the prince won't be cool with being the step-father to his sister's child. Britt says he'll never know. Obrecht worries about Cesar. "You still have me," Britt reminds her, begging for her help. "Fine," her mom says, crying. She wants Britt to be happy enough for both of them. Nikolas interrupts. Obrecht congratulates them. After she walks off, Britt tells the dazed prince that she just had an emotional breakthrough with her mom. He tells her that Liz is bringing Ric to their wedding.
Carly gets off the elevator at General Hospital with a stack of coffees. Felix and her talk about how hard AJ's shooting is on Michael and Felix thinks he's lucky to have Carly. She senses something is wrong and he admits he can't get over Brad. He tells her Brad slept with someone else. They never said they were exclusive though, and Felix thinks he might be too old fashioned. Carly doesn't think there's anything wrong with going slow. She dogs out whatever random guy Brad slept with and Felix tells her his name is Lucas Jones. Surprised, Carly tells Felix that's her brother. She hopes that Felix will at least talk to Brad if he thinks there is something to salvage. He agrees and leaves to track down Brad. In AJ's room, Monica begs God to bring AJ back to her and he opens his eyes. Monica emerges and tells Michael and Kiki that AJ is awake! After the doctors check him out Michael badgers AJ for info about who shot him. He asks if it was Julian and AJ grunts out "No." AJ starts seizing and Monica ushers everyone out of the room just as Anna and Carly arrive. Monica tells them that AJ had an aneurism and she doesn't know if he'll be okay. Kiki fills Anna in that AJ said Julian was not the shooter. Carly calls Sonny and tells him the same.
Carly and Sonny bicker outside AJ's hotel room. She demands to know if Sonny broke his promise to Michael and shot AJ. He thinks that's rich considering she can't stay away from the man who caused Michael to be raped. She can tell by his avoidance he did it. Inside AJ's room, Monica finds Michael keeping vigil and tells him his parents are outside. Michael joins them and asks what they were talking about. Sonny tells him they found Julian standing over AJ's body with a gun. Carly gives Sonny the side eye while he comforts Michael. Michael wonders what possible motivation Julian would have for shooting AJ. Carly leaves as Kiki rushes in. She tells him she is always there for him no matter what. He asks how she found out and she tells him she had a really weird run in with Luke, but brushes it off and asks how he is. He tells her how he and Morgan have been bonding lately. AJ is stable but might not make it. She tells him to have faith in his dad. Back inside, Monica begs God to bring AJ back to her. AJ opens his eyes.
Michael sits at AJ's bedside at General Hospital, promising him he'll be okay. They'll find whoever did this. Liz comforts him. AJ's a fighter. Carly arrives and takes Michael for food while Liz sits with AJ and rubs his hands. She's sorry she didn't stand by him longer. In the waiting room, Carly tries to raise Michael's spirits. Have they any suspects? He tells her AJ was found at Ava's and earlier he was the victim of a break-in. Michael calls Monica to relay the bad news and Liz talks to Carly about Ric's visit. Carly can't believe he showed his face around here but Liz doesn't think either of them should throw stones. Carly just wants Liz to be careful.
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