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Chad Johnson Sentenced to Probation, Avoids Jail Time Under Plea Deal
Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson was sentenced to one year's probation and a counseling course Friday morning after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge involving his now-ex-wife, Evelyn Lozada.
In addition, Johnson must pay Lozada unspecified restitution, and is allowed no contact with her during his 12-month probation period. He will not spend any time in jail.
The plea deal was first reported Thursday by TMZ.
Johnson, 34, was arrested in August after he allegedly head-butted Lozada during a dispute. The couple, who were married on July 4, finalized their divorce on Wednesday.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Florida authorities say vandals caused about $10,000 in damage when they spray-painted dozens of city vehicles in Orlando, some with messages against Illinois Senator Barack Obama.
The 60 cars were parked across from city hall yesterday. Investigators say the culprits tagged notes such as "Obama smokes crack" and a racial epithet. They even left business cards on each vehicle.
At least three cars had anti-Obama messages, while the others were just heavily painted.
Officials think the vandalism occurred yesterday afternoon.
The business cards disparage both Obama and Senator John McCain. But they had messages of support for Senator Hillary Clinton.
Police also found that many of the vehicles had open gas tanks.
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Timberwolves earn first-ever trip to playoffs
CHERRY VALLEY — "Unbelievable."
That's what Cedar Ridge Coach Todd Lovell said about the Timberwolves' 14-12, come-from-behind victory over the Cross County Thunderbirds here Thursday night.
With the win, Cedar Ridge earned its first trip to the postseasaon. The T-wolves, in just their third year of existence, will visit the Bearden Bears next week in the first round of the Class 2A state playoffs.
Southside junior leads in Cabot
CABOT — Southside's McKenzie King led Guard-circulation area runners across the finish line in the Walmart Invitational Cross Country Meet here last weekend.
King finished sixth in a time of 13 minutes, 13 seconds over the 2-mile course in the annual event for junior high teams. Batesville's Madison Stave finished seventh.
Batesville's Tristan Driver led the area boys with a 26th place in 12:31.
Listed below are the rest of Batesville's and Southside's results (times were not available for most runners):
Batesville harriers target 7th straight state title in Rogers
It should be fast times at Rogers High and the State Cross Country Championships, and we'll see how that jibes with Batesville's target number.
The Batesville Lady Pioneers will run for their seventh straight Class 5A state championship on the 5-kilometer course on the Rogers High School campus on Saturday afternoon.
Lady Pioneer Coach Diane Treadway seemed to be doing all she could to avoid talking about the number seven in a telephone interview Thursday morning.
Red-White hoops scrimmages slated for Friday at Cave City
CAVE CITY—Cave City's Red-White basketball scrimmages are scheduled for Friday night, Coach Russell Fowler announced.
The night will begin with a seventh-grade girls game at 5 and conclude with the senior boys. Each team will play one half.
Fowler said admission is laundry detergent, towels and/or monetary donations. There will also be a fund-raising cake and pie auction.
The coach also reminded fans that Saturday's games originally scheduled to be played at Highland will be played at Cave City.
The games: Nov. 4
Melbourne at Brookland
The Melbourne Junior Bearkatz could put a pretty bow on their first season of varsity football with a victory in Craighead County. They've won five in a row after beginning the season with two losses. The Brookland Bearcats are in their third year of football and second season of varsity football. They are 1-6. A seventh-grade contest will lead off the evening's action at 5.
Playoff string in jeopardy for Newport Greyhounds
The Newport Greyhounds are one win away from securing a trip to the state playoffs. But, they're also one loss away from missing the playoffs for the first time in 24 years.
The Greyhounds will visit the Southside Southerners Friday night for a regular season finale. It's Senior Night for Southside and those activities will begin 30 minutes prior to the 7 p.m. kickoff.
Turned-around Beebe Badgers bound for Batesville
Beebe Coach John Shannon didn't have any trouble pinpointing when and where the Badgers turned things around and began their drive toward Batesville and the 5A-East District high school football championship game.
The Badgers and Pioneers are scheduled to square off at 7:30 Friday night in Pioneer Stadium.
"We're at Forrest City (Sept. 30) and down at halftime. I think the score was 27-21. We came out in the second half and played one of the best halves of football we've played since I've been here and won (41-33)," the fourth-year head coach said.
Pioneer quarterback, fullback provide lots of smiles
Pay no attention to their tough-guy mug shots on this page. Pioneer seniors Colton Bailey and Jake Russell are smiling most of the time.
As members of the 9-0 Batesville High School football team, they have good reasons.
Bailey has made good on an unexpected opportunity.
Russell made good on a second opportunity after being sidelined by an injury.
Bailey was running second to junior Storm Tipton after spring football, but became the leader of the offense when Tipton transferred to Southside.
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NEWPORT — Newark's Lonnie Allwhite won the foot brake competition Sunday at Speedy's Newport Raceway.
Allwhite was followed by Tracy Crossen and Cave City's Don Stitcher.
Donvan Bishop won the street division with Gary Spicer second and Glen Nugent third.
Peggy Smith was the super pro winner with Ray Lawerence and Stephen Wilson on the podium.
Lyon v-ball falls to Freed-Hardeman
The Lyon Scots lost their seventh straight volleyball match in a 3-0 decision against Freed-Hardeman on Tuesday in the two teams' TranSouth Athletic Conference regular-season finale at Becknell Gymnasium.
The visitors from Henderson, Tenn. won 25-15, 25-17 and 25-11.
"Score-wise it looks like a beat down, but play-wise we did OK," Lyon Coach Ray Green said.
Pioneer linemen lead offense during 9-0 run
"Run behind us" might be the best way to describe the Batesville Pioneers' nine wins in nine high school football games.
With seniors Jon Drew, Dustin Bachman, Cody McClure and Alan Michael Morrow in the lead, and juniors Hunter Wilson and Khang Nguyen joining them in the front line, those words certainly best describe the 2010 Pioneer offense.
Izard County sweeps Timbo in basketball
TIMBO — Izard County swept Timbo in three nonconference basketball games here Tuesday night.
The sweep was completed when the Cougars won 59-30. It started with a 35-16 decision for the Junior Lady Cougars. In between, the Lady Cougars dominated 55-25.
In the nightcap, Trenton Hatman led Izard County with 16 points in only eight minutes of work. Kyle King added nine points and seven rebounds while Dalton Grigg collected seven points, six rebounds, four steals and two assists. Jake Dockins was credited with game-high seven assists.


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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has hit back at claims made by Steven Gerrard that when Liverpool played the Hammers last week the team bus was forced to park a mile away from Upton Park.
Allardyce said that all other team buses had managed to fit in to the stadium this year, and that if the driver struggled then he should be sacked. West Ham lost 2-1 to Liverpool in that game, and travel tonight to face Arsenal, who are currently fifth in the table and looking to overhaul Everton in order to achieve Champions League qualification.
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Artist Eduardo Sarabia talks marijuana, magic, tacos and contemporary art at Huevos Revueltos
In Tainted, Guadalajara-based artist Eduardo Sarabia manipulates reality through a combination of paint and photography. Tapped to curate the Huevos Revueltos series at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Sarabia has invited invites artists, spiritual and legislative experts, and writers to discuss the cross-pollinating of contemporary art, politics and culture in Mexico over the next three Thursdays.
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In advance of tonight's program, Sarabia spoke with Westword about how he chose the topics for Huevos Revueltos, what he hopes to bring out in conversations about marijuana legislation and shamanism, and how each ties into the contemporary art of Mexico.
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Westword: You currently have an exhibition, Tainted, hanging at the MCA through June 9. Is that what led you to curate the Huevos Revueltos lecture series?
Eduardo Sarabia: I think when we first talked about doing an exhibition -- we were organizing that for the last year -- we thought it would be cool to have parallel activities with it; doing a lecture and event series kind of made sense. The idea was to introduce themes that I'm kind of interested in that go with my work, but not in a direct way -- things that I think about and wanted to share.
What will you be talking about with the first topic, contemporary art in Mexico?
I think we wanted to do something really focused -- there are certain things that are happening in Mexico that are important right now. We're bringing in other artists who can co-speak with me about those things, who share the same ideas about certain artists and spaces in Mexico who are doing interesting things. For a long time, Mexico City has been the center of contemporary art in Mexico -- but there are things happening in other cities all over Mexico. That's important.
Can you talk a little about the lecture on May 23, Magic and Reality: Shamanism and Marijuana Legislation?
When I was thinking about organizing this lecture series, I was thinking about how drugs and drug violence in Mexico is just, like, totally blown out by the media outside of Mexico. It's a real thing that's happening there -- and it's a really negative thing. And that's what people think when they think about Mexico a lot.
It's affected tourism and a huge part of Mexico's economy because of it. Legalizing marijuana in Colorado is a new thing that happened,and I think a lot of people in Mexico sort of see that as a solution. Since we're in Colorado and we're talking about Mexico -- talking about the violence, the drugs, the drug trade and the drug economy in Mexico -- I wanted someone to come speak about the legislation. What it means to legalize marijuana and how in a weird way, it kind of effects Mexico and (it can be seen as) some kind of utopian idea and solution for the violence and the drugs in Mexico.
I thought it could be a really indirect way to talk about that kind of stuff? But having somebody who could really speak about what it means -- I don't even know exactly what it means. Do you?
No, I don't. I mean, clearly just from watching the legislation in Colorado change as it tries to follow the results or repercussions of legalization -- it is complicated.
I think there are also issues that need to be dealt with, like children, preventative drug programs -- there is a lot of stuff to think about. But a huge part is the economy -- even just paying taxes on something like that. At the end of the day, the United States is, I think, the largest consumer of drugs and marijuana in the world. So it does fuel these gangs and cartels to get into the United States.
I haven't met with the person (Jeff London) who is speaking on marijuana legislation, but I wanted him to just give a full-on introduction of what it is, what it means, how it got started, what's the ultimate goal. And to talk a little bit about how he thinks or to discuss how that could ultimately affect what's going on in Mexico.
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text: Monza Qualifying: Hamilton leads McLaren 1-2 as Ferrari's plan backfires 8 September, 2012 Lewis Hamilton will start the Italian GP from pole position Sep.8 (GP247) Despite the trials and tribulations of the past week, Lewis Hamilton made no mistakes to claim pole position for the Italian Grand Prix ahead of his McLaren teammate Jenson Button while Ferrari's slip-streaming plan backfired mightily in front of the tifosi. Hamilton has been 'hot' all weekend, only beaten in the Friday morning session at the 'Temple of Speed" and he carried the momentum right through qualifying, always at the upper end of the timing screens and then delivered the fastest lap of the weekend with his first run of Q3 – a time of 1 minute 24.010 seconds. The 2008 world champion summed up his session, "It's been a tough weekend. We managed to work on set up. Congratulations to the team. It was a great effort. I managed to get a half decent lap early in Q3 so I'm pretty happy. It's great for the team to have Jenson up front, too. I haven't had any distractions this weekend. It's been quite positive. The support from my family and friends have been incredible. I've just been enjoying weekend. It's been great so far." Second fastest, and making it an all McLaren front row, was Spa winner Button who has been a tad down on Hamilton all weekend but did enough to ensure a perfect qualifying result for the Woking squad. "First of all it's fantastic for the team for us both to be on the front row. The last few races have shown the strength of the team,so to qualify at the front at Monza is great – I don't think any other team has managed to do that this season. [But] being on the front row here doesn't mean it's going to be easy," said Button. Third on the grid and, for the first time this season, out qualifying his Ferrari teammate was Felipe Massa who was helped by a tow provided by Fernando Alonso on his first run, and it appeared that the reverse was planned with Massa set to tow the Spaniard on the final run, but things did not go according to plan and Alonso ended tenth fastest. Massa explained afterwards,"I think he [Fernando Alonso] had a problem to be honest; I thought he'd do well here. I don't know what problem he had but it was in Q3. I'm happy with the lap I did. We did the tow, but my best lap came when I was outside the tow at the end. I'm happy to be here, it's always an important race for us here at Monza." For championship points leader Alonso, who had a myriad of problems on the first day, it will be a blow because by the morning he had found strong pace in the F2012 and was quickest in both Q1 and Q2. In fact his best time – ironically his Q1 time of 1 minute 24.175 seconds would have put him third on the grid. He wrote on Twitter, "After the quali, we miss the fight for pole with a failure! I think tomorrow will be a perfect day to recover some good positions." Performing way above his station was Paul Di Resta in the Force India who was fourth fastest, but due to a gearbox change will take a five place drop on the grid. His teammate, who starred at Spa a week ago, was dogged with a mechanical issue which prevented him doing any laps at all in qualifying and is destined to start from the back of the grid. Five time winner of the Italian GP (more than any other driver) Michael Schumacher is still revered by the tifosi, and got the flags waving in the grandstands with the fifth fastest time, in the Mercedes. He will benefit from Di Resta's misfortune and will start from fourth on the grid. As at Spa, Red Bull were off the top pace throughout the weekend and will be in damage control mode come the race. Clearly the RB8 does not offer the energy drinks 'boy' the advantage that the RB7 had a year ago at the same place, when Vettel qualified on pole and drove away with the race. This time around the reigning world champion was sixth fastest and will start from fifth. No bull from their straight talking Aussie who was way down in 11th, "No massive surprise, that's roughly where we thought we'd be and where we ended up. We've got work to do. I was pretty happy with my lap." Nico Rosberg was seventh fastest in the Mercedes, the German driver's struggles with the clumsy W03 evident inthe cockpit view as he literally wrestled his car through the turns and chicanes of Monza. The car seemingly not suiting his style any more, as it did in China, and appearing more suited to his teammate's more aggressive style. Monza this year has proved to be the great leveler as teams whose cars have been surprisingly quick just about everywhere else – Lotus, Sauber and Williams – have struggled noticeably at the fastest track on the calendar. Kimi Raikkonen, who would have expected to be closer to the benchmark pace with his Renault powered Lotus, was 0. 845 seconds down on Hamilton's best on the way to the eighth best time. Second on the grid at Spa, Kamui Kobayashi could only manage ninth at Monza and that took a big effort from the Japanese driver who is starting to raise his game, vis-a-vis his teammate Sergio Perez, who was 13th. At the foot of the timing sheets Narain Karthikeyan got the better of his HRT teammate Pedro de la Rosa for the first time this season, and will not be starting from the back row of the grid for a change! Thus McLaren have set themselves up in the best possible way for the race, and really the race is theirs to lose. Ferrari on the other hand have apparently blown a chance of nabbing pole position on home soil and thus start the race on the back foot. But if anyone can turn eminent defeat into victory it is Alonso. Add to the ingredients a couple of Red Bulls and an Iceman and we have the makings of another epic encounter. Bring it on as we like to say! Italian Grand Prix, Qualifying – Saturday, 8 September 2012 Pos No Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps 1 4 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1:24.211 1:24.394 1:24.010 15 2 3 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes 1:24.672 1:24.255 1:24.133 15 3 6 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:24.882 1:24.505 1:24.247 16 4 11 Paul di Resta Force India-Mercedes 1:24.875 1:24.345 1:24.304 17 5 7 Michael Schumacher Mercedes 1:25.302 1:24.675 1:24.540 14 6 1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing-Renault 1:25.011 1:24.687 1:24.802 22 7 8 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1:24.689 1:24.515 1:24.833 15 8 9 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus-Renault 1:25.151 1:24.742 1:24.855 18 9 14 Kamui Kobayashi Sauber-Ferrari 1:25.317 1:24.683 1:25.109 18 10 5 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1:24.175 1:24.242 1:25.678 16 11 2 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing-Renault 1:25.556 1:24.809 21 12 18 Pastor Maldonado Williams-Renault 1:25.103 1:24.820 17 13 15 Sergio Perez Sauber-Ferrari 1:25.300 1:24.901 14 14 19 Bruno Senna Williams-Renault 1:25.135 1:25.042 16 15 16 Daniel Ricciardo STR-Ferrari 1:25.728 1:25.312 20 16 10 Jerome D'Ambrosio Lotus-Renault 1:25.834 1:25.408 19 17 17 Jean-Eric Vergne STR-Ferrari 1:25.649 1:25.441 18 18 20 Heikki Kovalainen Caterham-Renault 1:26.382 11 19 21 Vitaly Petrov Caterham-Renault 1:26.887 11 20 24 Timo Glock Marussia-Cosworth 1:27.039 10 21 25 Charles Pic Marussia-Cosworth 1:27.073 9 22 23 Narain Karthikeyan HRT-Cosworth 1:27.441 9 23 22 Pedro de la Rosa HRT-Cosworth 1:27.629 10 24 12 Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes No time 2 Q1 107% Time 1:30.067 Maldonado drops five grid spots for a jump start and five for causing a collision at the previous round. Di Resta drops five for an unscheduled gearbox change. Tweet Related NewsHamilton says Pirelli tyres were too good at MonzaWolff: Pressure on Nico at Monza was too bigNico versus Lewis Monza escapades still a hot topicTech Talk: Monza analysisHamilton: I don't like it when they boo NicoPhotos: Best of Italian Grand Prix race dayFerrari's decline in F1 causing corporate blushesWolff: Only a paranoid mind would think such a thingRosberg: Deliberate? I just made a mistakeFerrari lick their wounds after bad day at home Butterfly Fernando's rear anti-roll bar has failed. He could start from the pit-lane tomorow. Damn. alonso_is_slow Luck is a two bladed sword. Alonso is still paying back for all the luck he had in the season, while others had bad luck. Butterfly Well, Vettel had good luck last year, when is he "paying" for it? Really, you're talking out of your a*ss all the time. Go do something with your time… Butterfly Still, Alonso said the car was capable of 23.5 easily, which means that Ferrari is a monster around Monza. He can win the race tomorow, no doubt about it. Hawk Dream on.. Not with a hard/medium combo => one stopper for top teams so he can't come through the field. Butterfly Regardless, even if he arrives to Singapore tied with Vettel, the fact that Alonso has a fast car at his disposal is enough to take the title. I would fear for his chances if the car was slow, which it clearly isn't – heck, even Felipe can drive it now. Regarding tomorow's race, he could win if he's got .5 sec advantage over the pole-sitter, never mind those behind. Another Valencia 2012 is possible, even the perpetually-f*ucked-up visz can agree with me on this one. Kimi4WDC Dissapointed by Kimi's quali pace. Good things for tomorrow are: There are two DRS zones. Lotus topped speed traps. Long run pace was at top level two. Can't wait. It's going to be tough for leader to get away if 2nd guy not much slower. Max Power So, not only did Grosjean take out Alonso at Spa but thanks to him Alonso's car has major mechanical problems now as an after-effect of that crash. That crash at Spa could very easily cost Alonso the title now. Mclaren should really send a 'thank you' letter to Grosjean and pay him a large amount of money. Like always, Mclaren is riding on the misfortunes of other's…how pathetic! I wouldn't be surprised if the whole Grosjean crash was a big co-op between Mclaren and him. And the fact that Hamilton was involved in that crash as well just made that crash look legit. A bit far fetched but still very likely that that crash at Spa was actually meant to happen. Butterfly Max Power: At the start of the year the Ferrari was too elastic and caused all sorts of problems. They solved those for the tracks up until Monza, maybe they failed to estimate the stresses on the chassis and that's why it broke down. These teams have equipment to check for cracks in everything, they would not have raced with crappy parts. kaka007 As seen at spa last weekend, this doesn't mean anything. And I will only look into the final results tomorrow. Any first lap or any lap crashes can make the already unpredictable race twice as much. Supporting KIMI,PAUL,HULK,ALONSO,PIC,KOBAYASHI quattro_T @alonso_is_slow Alonso is the highest scoring driver of all, except Vettel for the last 3 seasons. I guess he, using your "standards" has been "lucky" far longer than the last season. Let me make two qualified guesses: 1. you are Brittish 2. you are bitter One thing is at least certain – you are ignorant! quattro_T @Butterfly "He could start from the pit-lane tomorow" Could you elaborate on why? Butterfly quattro_T: At the time I didn't know if the FIA allowed changing the broken component, but I now know they do, so he'll start 10th. Disgusted with 2012 Appears that Ferrari and Merc power were the motors of the day, with Renault a tick short. Should be a great race with Alonso. MSC, Vettel , and Kimi working their way to the front, those dudes do great battle without bumps and shunts – so assuming they can stay in contact with Hamilton and Button, this could be a real race. If Button and Vettel one-stopping Spa indicates tire strategy is less an issue for the fast tracks (assuming the Monza left side wear doesn't short circuit that), actual racing between cars and drivers will be what wins the day. IMHO Spa was the best race of the season so far, (excepting the opening mash-up), as the tires seemed a lot less of the story than actual racing. Monza may be another! hillside Massa got this! Max Power @Butterfly Oh please, both Ferraris have been rock solid up until now. Absolutely no mechanical problems whatsoever and all of the sudden Alonso's car has multiple different issues in one weekend. The problems with Alonso's car are clearly caused by the after-effects of that Grosjean crash last weekend, there's no other explanation for it. Massa's car was in top condition, because he wasn't involved in that crash. Hopefully Alonso can have a problem free race tomorrow at least. Butterfly If that's the case, then Ferrari got cheap when it came to changing the car components? To save money? That sounds supremely retarded to me given Fernando is their main man. Nah, that can't be the case… No way. McLaren Fan @Max Power: What are you talking about more than anything it is the curbs that broke the anti-roll bar. @quattro_T: whats with the anti-British? f1 fan i hope that Lewis and all guyz have a problem free race tomo especially turn one !! Speedo @Maxpower Alonso was not he only one Grosjean took out Lewis and Perez too. Even the McLaren had to be repaired and the mechanics did good. Therefore why should McLaren send a thank you note. For destroying Lewis's race at Spa???? Misfortune? what misfortune? Lewis is the one who had misfortune this season or else he would have been leading the WDC. To jog your memory here are the misfortunes Lewis suffered. 1) Three races were messed up by his pit crew. 2) Five place grid penalty for change of gear box. 3) From Pole position to last P24 for the pit crew underfuelling 4) Maldonado bashes into Lewis when he was second and out of the race. 5) Grosjean bashes into Lewis at the start in the last race. These are what you call misfortune. Who benefited – Alonso. Alonso has been lucky as the rain has helped him. You sound pathetic just because Alonso is P10 f1 fan I agree but MSC has had more misfortunes than Lewis ! Andy – London A lot of arguing on here as usual. After reading all the posts: Grosjean didn't take out Alonso on purpose, or any other car, he's just unaware of the cars around him and only fast when in quali or when he's at the back due to an incident. Alonso has taken the title as far as he can the past 2 years from a position way back in the standings but this year at least he has a lead that might be slowly going away, but he's not chasing the guy at the top. I think anyone would be foolish not to see that he is clearly the best driver this year (and I am from LONDON please note) I know Lewis has been an unfortunate victim of some terrible pitstops this year but hasn't Alonso been a victim of some terrible cars for the last 3 years? I think Lewis should be a 3 time world champion by now. I wouldn't count Vettel out for some good points. He is showing that he is more than a guy in a fast car last year. He came through to 2nd in Spa, so I'll be keeping an eye out for him. Finally…I think Lewis looked very unhappy and "muted" in the press conference. He shrugged his shoulders while holding the water bottle standing for the top 3 photo in park ferme as if to say "there you go – what do I have to prove?" Hawk MSC? Who cares? He has never been a WDC contender. We only talk about misfortunes of the 3! fools Alonso has great race pace and if no accidents happen or mech. failures…Alonso will win the race or be podium. No doubt.. His grid start are the best…he will make up 4 cars in the first lap yet alone. Im not worried…he will brings points in and will still lead the WDC after the race. He Alonso is very good in Singapore as well. Not worried at all. quattro_T @McLaren Fan It is quite apparent to me (have been following F1 on BBC on occations since start of 2010) that Brittish media, consistently try to discredit Alonso/Ferrari. Every small opportunity is taken, and then some. At Silverstone this year, and event when Alonso put in an impressive drive, I was not shocked when (in post race forum) Brittish F1 fans in front of stage were hooting (not sure if right word) as soon as Alonsos name was mentioned. This (miss)behaviour is apparent on many english forums also. Hence, my guess he was English (apparently true). Max Power @Butterfly I didn't mean it like that. I meant that most of the main components in Alonso's car are still the same as they were in Spa, because if I'm not mistaken there aren't too many parts on the car that team's can change without getting a penalty from the FIA. So that's what I meant by 'after-effects'. Can you or someone else tell me please, which parts on the car are allowed to change without getting a penalty? I know that for an engine change the driver will get a 10 place grid penalty, but which other parts aren't allowed to change? McLaren Fan @quattro_T: The assumption that just because Alonso is not the most loved driver by British fans that someone slating him must be British is pathetic. I have my own reasons for not liking Alonso but I still admit he is 1 of the most complete drivers on the grid and he never gives up. Even Hamilton & Alonso have made friends at least on the surface. Also you should see just how many British fans actually support him. To assume is ignorant. @Max Power: According to the FIA regulations: Each driver may use no more than eight engines during a Championship season. Should a driver use more than eight engines he will drop ten places on the starting grid at the first Event Each driver may use no more than one gearbox for five consecutive Events in which his team competes. Should a driver use a replacement gearbox he will drop five places on the starting grid at that Event Event seals may be broken once, under supervision and at any time prior to the second day of practice, for the sole purpose of changing gear ratios and dog rings . These may also be changed under supervision for others of identical specification at any time during an Event provided the FIA technical delegate is satisfied there is evident physical damage to the parts in question. Parc Ferme Under these conditions, the work teams may carry out on their cars is limited to strictly-specified routine procedures, which can only be performed under the watchful eye of the FIA Technical Delegate and race scrutineers. Fuel may be added to the cars, tyres changed and brakes bled. Minor front wing adjustments are also allowed, but little else. These controls mean that teams cannot make significant alterations to the set-up of a car between qualifying and the race. Emaaduddin I agree with Mclaren fan.. I have lots of friends in UK who are massive Alonso fans.. They support Alonso more than Lewis and Jenson!! Hawk Are they British? Is the question. Being in the UK is not enough. I do not think that generally British fans hate Alonso, but that does not mean they support him either. True F1 fans respect him like they do Messi, Barcelona, Spain, Guardiola, Nadal, etc quattro_T @McLaren Fan "The assumption that just because Alonso is not the most loved driver by British fans that someone slating him must be British is pathetic." You would be suprised how often this is the case, which implies the high probability supports the assumption. While I agree with you that "To assume is ignorant", I behold that I was not being ignorant. My "assumption" was based on facts – observation of coverage and real life fans public behaviour. Comparing how petite achievments of other drivers are hailed largely, while distinct and extraordinary results of ALO, hardly get more that a minute or two of coverage, if at all. Story is of course different when something negative happens – coverage is suddenly extended and analysed thouroughly. This have been the story since he left the Mclaren team. 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I ask Bieber about the new house he reportedly just bought.
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I ask Bieber about not having set foot inside a classroom since he was 14 and how he feels about education in general.
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"I mean, I keep my guard up a lot, because you know, you can't trust anyone in this business," Bieber says. "That's what's sad. You can't trust anybody. I learned the hard way." I assume he's talking about the paternity suit that was filed against him (reportedly withdrawn) or maybe the comments he made to Rolling Stone about abortion that made pro-choice advocates angry. Bieber has already learned that every rough edge he shows the world will be turned against him, and so our conversation skates gingerly along the surface of things.
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A bit later, someone alerts Bieber that West Coast Customs has arrived with his new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van. So now he's running out to the parking lot to give it a once-over. It took West Coast six weeks to trick out the van, and WCC founder Ryan Friedlinghaus is here to hand-deliver the keys.
The Sprinter is exactly the car that an 18-year-old with too much money would drive. The interior is lined with Alcantara. There are two reclining seats way in back, with bucket seats lining the driver's side of the main cabin, as in a stretch limo. There are three hi-def TVs, a computer dock, and a fully operational recording studio along the passenger side. All that's missing is a button that spews out an oil slick, Spy Hunter–style, to foil paparazzi. Bieber's pals try to guess how much it costs. "Definitely not a million," says someone. One of Bieber's business advisers, a woman named Allison Kaye, isn't wild about the new toy. "Oh, this just screams inconspicuous," she says to Bieber. No response.
Everyone gathers around as Bieber tours the van. He is euphoric. So much so that he has decided to pledge his loyalty to West Coast Customs forever and to decry its rival, Platinum Motorsport. "Fuck Platinum," he says. "Platinum can suck a dick, man. West Coast all day." This is a different Bieber from the one who was imprisoned with me just five minutes ago. This must be the Bieber that Bieber would like to be all the time. His R-rated rant, though, draws a reprimand from Friedlinghaus. "I respect everyone's business—it's all love, dog," he tells Bieber. "Dudes came from my neighborhood, you know what I mean?" Bieber is chastened. "I respect that," he says. To atone, he invites Friedlinghaus and the entire West Coast Crew into his recording bungalow to listen to the new songs. "I'm 18 years old and I'm a swaggy adult!" he yells. "Come on, swaggy bros!"
Bieber likes to listen to his music at roughly 9,000 decibels. Once we've all piled inside the studio, he sits by the console, cues up the first single, "Boyfriend," and turns a big red knob in the center as high as it will go. You don't think of Justin Bieber's music as eardrum-splitting, but when the volume is ratcheted up like the amplifiers in Back to the Future, lyrics like Swag swag swag on you / chillin' by the fire while we eatin' fondue quickly turn into Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power.
When we spoke the day before, Harrell insisted that despite the squadron of professional songwriters penning demo tracks for him, Bieber is in charge of his musical identity. "He knows his brand," he said. "If he hears something, he'll go, 'I think that's me....' The brand steers the ship." (Or as Bieber himself puts it to me, with casual bravado: "I've never made a bad song.") I asked Harrell, who also works with Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez, if Bieber ever needs to be pushed during recording—if he ever gets his feelings hurt. Harrell said no: "He hurts feelings."
I'm starting to feel physically ill from the volume, but it doesn't seem to faze any of the guys from West Coast Customs. They all crowd around Bieber, marvel at his gold chain that's long enough to rig a mountain bike, and nod their heads to the beat. Bieber also starts nodding his head. Soon everyone is nodding his head, like white people at a company karaoke night. Once in a while, someone will pull out the jazz hands to punctuate a drum fill. Occasionally one of the West Coast guys will erupt in laughter, as if to say, This is so awesome that all I can do is laugh hahahaha!


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AP News
News Summary: Nike 1st-quarter net income falls
THE NEWS: Nike said Thursday that its fiscal first-quarter net income fell 12 percent as higher sales of its clothing and footwear brands was offset by higher costs and increased ad spending. Revenue rose 10 percent to $6.67 billion.
THE CONTEXT: Nike, like other consumer products makers, is facing high costs for materials and labor, as well as an uncertain economy in Europe and a slowdown in China. The company, based in Beaverton, Ore., has raised prices and cut costs in response.
WHAT'S NEXT: Futures orders — those scheduled for delivery between September 2012 and January 2013 — rose 6 percent.


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The above structure is allegedly a greenhouse surrounded by a safety perimeter to keep the children away from said greenhouse. Redditor Syyraxus's post is called "So my brother in law built this... thing, I had no idea what it was until my sister told the children to keep away from the greenhouse as it wasn't safe. Greenhouse..."
Greenhouse and safety perimeter
Louis C.K. has more sketch comedy experience up his sleeve than you think
Bollywood Steel Guitar
Just from the title alone -- Bollywood Steel Guitar -- we knew that this installment in the always-amazing Sublime Frequencies series of unusual and under-documented "world music" recordings was gonna be the bomb! Indeed it is. And now on vinyl! The 'exotic' and infectious verve of vintage Bollywood film soundtrack music, performed with electric steel guitar as lead instrument for extra awesomeness, is hard to beat! The steel guitar, bringing with it the groovy twang of Western Swing and Hawaiian fret-sliding flavor, as well as a measure of classical Indian music, easily effects an emotive echo of the human voice that ordinarily fronts Bollywood themes.
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Experimental short documentary on the northern lights
Jan sends us this trailer for Magnetic Reconnection, "An experimental short form documentary contrasting the northern lights with the harsh landscapes and decaying man made remnants littered in the northern Canadian town of Churchill. The film touches upon the power of nature over man and the futility of struggle against the natural processes of decay. Despite our best attempts they are a power far beyond our control or ability to quantify. Featuring a score by Jim O'Rourke (Sonic Youth, Wilco), narration by Will Oldham (Matewan, Old Joy) and likely some of the best footage of the aurora ever captured."
"Until recently aurora footage was captured on 35mm film at an ISO value of 800 with up to 30 second exposure times," said Armstrong. "The resulting images often appeared to have very little definition or semblance of what the phenomenon appears to the naked eye and had the appearance of blobs of plasma with small changes. Over the past 10 years advances in digital sensing technology has led to more accurate representations, what you'll see if you look on YouTube, with 15 second exposures, even 10 second exposure times. While they make for compelling and pretty pictures, these clips are frequently set against with moonlit nights with loads of light pollution suffering from the plasmic blob look because of the long exposure times.
Magnetic Reconnection | NEWS (Thanks, Jan!)
A new animated trailer for the new Graham Chapman "documentary"
Hey, Paranormal Activity 4: You're cute, but can we talk about your hot subplot friend?
Paranormal Activity 4 opened this weekend, and it topped the box office. Then, it was announced that there would be one more sequel and a spinoff. But what I want to know more about is the infinitely more interesting witch-related part of the Paranormal saga that is only barely touched on in the movies, but rounds out the creepiness ten-fold. Yes, we've been treated to several moments of suspense and scares throughout the four movies. But I feel like there is a whole other story being glossed over.
It won't be a long discussion, but for the sake not spoiling Paranormal Activity 4, I'll continue after the jump.
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Sixth grader gets third eye in school picture
Her father (right) is demanding an explanation. (Via Photoshop Disasters)
Humans can cause earthquakes
When I hear the word "DJ"...
...I think of Wolfman Jack. Here's a great audio clip of his fine work on the radio. Additionally, Pesco wanted to be sure we didn't forget the Wolfman's work on Battlestar Galactica 1980.
BagJack: Berlin's handmade courier-bags
Conversations with William Gibson are always a treat. Yesterday we sat down for a chat after our joint appearance at the Vancouver Writers' Festival, and talked about everything from how dead people use the Internet to the existential dilemmas of hipster time-travellers. Somewhere in there, Bill mentioned BagJack, a German messenger bag manufacturer that supplies some of the biggest (and most expensive) Japanese brands, and from whom you can buy at much lower prices (though the bags still run &eur;150-300).
The handmade bags really do seem lovely. I've ordered one to try out, and I'll let you know if it turns out to be the winner it looks like. In the meantime, have a look for yourself (Bill mentioned the extremely clever tablet holster that swivels around to prop your tablet open against your chest, which is awfully martian in the very best way).
Engineering photo competition winners
Described in this video, the winning entries of the University of Cambridge's Department of Engineering 2012 Photography Competition. Many of the amazing entries can be viewed here on Flickr.
Brain-on-a-chip for drug testing and injury research
Draper Laboratory and University of South Florida researchers are developing a prototype "brain-on-a-chip." No, it's not an AI but rather a combination of living cells and microfluidics in a bio-artificial model of the brain's nerovascular unit, the system of neurons, capillaries, and other cells that control the supply of nutrients to the brain. Eventually, such a device could be used to test medications and vaccines. And that's just the beginning.
"In addition to screening drugs, we could potentially block vascular channels and mimic stroke or atherosclerotic plaque," says lead researcher Anil Achyuta. "Furthermore, this platform could eventually be used for neurotoxicology, to study the effects of brain injury like concussions, blast injuries, and implantable medical devices such as in neuroprosthetics."
Russell Means, Native American activist and actor, dead of cancer at 72
Native American political activist and actor Russell Means, founding member of AIM, has died at 72 of esophageal cancer. A NYT obituary is here. More: russellmeans.com.
Enjoy classic illustrations of the micro world, for free
This illustration of a flea comes from Robert Hooke's Micrographia — an amazing collection of illustrations drawn from microscope images, first published in 1665. Think of it like a proto-viral blog post that somehow fuzed Nature and Buzzfeed. Something with a headline like "15 UNBELIEVABLE IMAGES OF EVERYDAY THINGS!"
Micrographia — the whole thing — is now available in ebook form. For free. In several different formats. To give you a sense of why this is worth checking out, here's Carl Zimmer on the book's social/scientific impact back in the 17th century:
In January 1665, Samuel Pepys wrote in his diary that he stayed up till two in the morning reading a best-selling page-turner, a work that he called "the most ingenious book I read in my life." It was not a rousing history of English battles or a proto-bodice ripper. It was filled with images: of fleas, of bark, of the edges of razors.
The book was called Micrographia. It provided the reading public with its first look at the world beyond the naked eye. Its author, Robert Hooke, belonged to a brilliant circle of natural philosophers who--among many other things--were the first in England to make serious use of microscopes as scientific instruments. They were great believers in looking at the natural world for themselves rather than relying on what ancient Greek scholars had claimed. Looking under a microscope at the thousands of facets on an insect's compound eye, they saw things at the nanoscale that Aristotle could not have dreamed of. A razor's edge became a mountain range. In the chambers of a piece of bark, Hooke saw the first evidence of cells.
Hooke gave a lecture to the Royal Society about these investigations, and the members of the Society were so impressed that they urged Hooke to publish a book--a visual argument for the new scientific method.
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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let me present him with an ever growing company of very entertaining ladies in and out of their delicates.
Rachel Brice and Dita von Teese
I especially like Rachel's poodle puffs and flexibility myself.
Penelope Cruz in Nine
Michelle L'Amour
More to come, I expect…
this chick has a light on a stick and is a clotheshorse just like you. Maybe the two of you can get it on. She has an army of little monsters and ambition to take over the universe and lie the rest to waste.
to add to her Majesty of Gloom's collection since someone tries stealing from her all the time. Its hard to sleep with one eye open, when you have only one eye.
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Have you ever spent a holiday away from your family? My first
Christmas without family involved working from 7-4 and coming home
to a house full of stinky boys, recently back from skiing, cooking
a bacon-wrapped turkey and imbibing generously of Pabst and
homebrew. I cringed and thought, "This is NOT what Christmas is
supposed to be like..." and then I grabbed a cheap beer and made
the best of it.
In reflecting on holidays past without my close family around,
I've got to say that this Thanksgiving was one of the best of all
of those over the years. I may not have been home, I may have been
without my cousins and aunties and uncles, not cooking alongside my
parents and setting the table with my brother this year, but I most
definitely was with family of a different kind.
Only missing a few, my ND family on
Thanksgiving (Photo by JheriAnne)
If you read my blog with any regularity you know about the
remarkable group of fellow ND student friends that I hold so dear.
These friends are my family here in Illinois, heck, they'll be my
family even when I'm long gone from here! JheriAnne and her husband
Shane hosted one of the most relaxing, calm, warm and wonderful
Thanksgiving dinners I think I've ever enjoyed. Twelve of us
gathered with our dinner contributions and dug into JheriAnne's
first turkey (oh yum!). Afterwards, we lounged around watching
football, trading stories, laughing, playing cards, and pouring
each other another glass of wine.
I've been through a lot with these friends over the past two
years of medical school in a way that's brought me closer to them
than almost any other friends I've ever made. For one, we're all a
little counter-culture; people who study naturopathic medicine
generally march to a different drum, and we tend to live and/or
think outside the box. It's remarkable how people with such
different personalities and backgrounds can have a common pulse
that beats naturopathy through our veins,*and as a result, allows
us to find comfort in each other despite any number of
Future NDs and great friends
Anayibe & Mia on Thanksgiving (Photo by JheriAnne)
In addition, we've all grown close in friendship at the same
time as our brains have matured and we've grappled with new ideas,
our minds stretching to accommodate buckets of new information. As
I see it, we were poised for great assimilation of material and so
stored the information about each of these friends at the same rate
and intensity as we memorized every detail of glycolysis and human
anatomy. Let me be entirely cliché, and also so extremely full of
heart, when I say that I am so, so, so thankful for the friends
I've made in the naturopathic program here at NUHS. I hope you all
had a very happy Thanksgiving, too, and a wonderful holiday
* It sort of pains me to write
that something pulses through our veins and neglect to mention our
arteries, but for the sake of literary flair I have pushed aside my
anatomy and physiology and left it be.
A treat! Another day off during the summertime! Happy (belated)
Independence Day! I went to the beach (again) on our day off with
my boyfriend, my friend JheriAnne (also an ND student), and her
husband Shane. During our afternoon and evening spent grilling,
swimming, laughing, and lounging on the beach, JheriAnne and I
talked about school (can't escape it!). Particularly relevant to
the holiday was our conversation on independence in our studies and
decision-making as we plan our schedules and careers.
Thanks to JA for capturing this picture of me on Independence
with the sun setting into the palm of my hand.
Let me preface this by saying that I am eternally grateful that
I can be dependent on my friends at a moment's notice when the work
overwhelms me or I have an idea that needs friendly scrutiny. My
friends are there for me, and I am there for them. On the other
hand, we can all too easily get wrapped up in each other's lives.
As students, we spend around 30 hours together each week in class,
and then also spend time outside of class recharging in each
other's company. I've had to remind myself several times that I am,
in fact, on my own journey here, despite how tightly bound my
experiences are to those of the students around me.
One major challenge I experience daily is to break away from the
established opinions and habits of students I study with, and those
that came before me. Both positive and negative judgments about all
things from professors to textbooks to scheduling are passed down
from upper tri students and have, at times, been toxically
pervasive among my peers. As medical students, we are juggling many
balls at once, and it is easy to adopt an existing opinion
(especially when you've just been thrown into 25+ credits of
professional school), but I implore you to never forget to form
your own opinions, no matter how exhausted you become. I truly
believe independent thought wins when it comes to learning, which
is after all, what we're here to do (whether we feel like it today,
from this professor, or not.)
I am not suggesting that we just ignore all advice coming from
upper tri students. I am suggesting that we always take that
advice with a grain of salt and view the issue through our own
eyes, as we experience it on our own, individual journey through
medical school. Remember this tenet of our medicine: every
person is different.
John, Dr. Brad, Mia, Nadene, and a tree circle up
for a short group meditation session beside Lake
When I was 19, I worked for my mom, an MD, answering phones and
filing charts at her dermatology practice. My first free lunch from
a drug rep and his conversation with my mother was one of those
experiences that every child dreads. I ate my free sandwich in
horrified, bug-eyed silence as my mom interrogated this rep about
the studies behind the drug he was touting. I swear that man shrank
into his chair with every "Yes, but where is the research? I want
to see the actual paper you keep referring to." For whatever
reason, whether he was new or wasn't given the tools, this drug rep
could not provide my doctor mother with the published paper showing
the effects of the drug that this lunch was supposed to make her
want to prescribe. By the time he slunk out of the office,
promising to return with a copy of the published paper for this
crazy doctor, I was just about never going to forgive my mom for
displaying such unrelenting behavior. She sensed my anxiety and
proceeded to explain that she would never prescribe a drug to a
patient without knowing as much as possible about it. She would
form her own independent opinion based on the evidence, and would
not consider prescribing the drug until then. As NDs, we may not
have a future full of lunch dates with pharmaceutical reps, but
companies pushing supplements, diagnostic tests and other tools
might surely come our way in this same fashion.
So, to my peers, I thank you for exercising your independence
and forming your own opinions while on your individual journey. At
the same time, I thank you for doing so as part of a team of
students or interns who are present, ready to learn, and aware that
we are all on our own path to doctorhood. And of course, thank you
for allowing me my moments of dependence in the form of a hug, an
ear, a shared moment of frustration, or a quiet group meditation
Happy Post-Memorial Day! I had an exciting week and weekend.
Week 3 of the trimester meant 3 quizzes to test our recall of
information covered thus far, and also a review of some basic
science information. I am still figuring out how to study for this
new phase of my education because we are building upon an
already-laid foundation. For example, we are learning to understand
EKGs in my Cardiology class, and the process cannot be separated
from reviewing the anatomy and physiology of the heart. As you
know, I am also studying for boards and reviewing for class is a
welcome parallel.
I stayed busy outside of class by coaching lacrosse on two
beautiful evenings this week. Spending the time to engage with my
community is made even better by doing so outside. My beginner team
is finally starting to understand the game and ask good questions,
how satisfying! I also attended the wedding of a college friend and
her awesome fiancé over the weekend. It was such a treat to catch
up with college friends I rarely see or haven't seen in 4 years! I
took the time to play tourist in the city and lounge on the beach
with old friends; so refreshing!
The highlight of my week at school was my Friday lunch date with
my group of ND student friends. Most of my buddies that I started
the program with last January have taken the flex track, while I
have stayed on the full track of coursework. This means that I no
longer have classes with my best friends here at National.
Thankfully, my closest friends don't let my absence from their
classes affect our friendship, and we all make the effort to spend
lunchtime together throughout the week. Yeah, we eat our lunches in
good company, but we also play together! Above is a picture of this
week's group effort; Allison and Miranda make the base while I form
the wheel on top! We couldn't have done this without 3 spotters
(JheriAnne, Kate, and Mia) and the photographer (John.)
What's the moral to this week's story? Take the time to play,
explore off campus, and get some sun in the midst of all the
classes and studying; it is so nurturing, and definitely helps me
to love this process of becoming an ND.
• Leaves, Flowers, Berries, and Bark
• Farmer's Market
• Should I Study Massage Therapy, Too?
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HI, I'm LPN at this time. I have been for the past 2yrs I am now going back to get my RN, ADN oK hERE IS THE QUESTION...should i go for my BSN WHICH WOULD TAKE ME LONGER SINCE I HAVE NO CLASSES DONE OR MY ADN THAT I CAN DO IN... Read More
- 0Dec 26, '02 by Love-A-Nurseregardless of your choice, much success to you.
- 0Dec 26, '02 by peachsncrem29Well thank you all for your replys....
looking for more replys too this
- 0Dec 27, '02 by 2banursepeachsncrem29, this is one of those cans of worms...you are going to get a lot of people favoring the ADN, a lot of the BSN, etc. The most important is you...what do you want to accomplish...what is your goal? Do you want to go on to graduate school to specialize? Then you'll need to do the BSN at some point. If not, the ADN will get you your RN.
As for the ADN being phased out...I remember 20 years ago when I was first accepted into an ADN program, they were talking about that being one of the last classes and that all RNs will now have to have a BSN. I think that in another 20 years, you will still hear that.
Good luck to you!
- 0Dec 27, '02 by peachsncrem29Thank you all for your input ... I am going to get my ADn first then im going back to get bsn in biology and Health admin that will take me 3yrs them im going doctor pharmacist.......which i will then have to do three years to do
Thank you all for ur in put
I really like this thread stuff
peach to all my GOD bless us all
- 0Dec 27, '02 by JennerizerI read last night online at one university (I'm sure there are others offering the same program), that for those with an ADN & a 3.0 gpa or higher----you can bypass the BSN & get admitted into the MSN program. It is a 3 to 4 year program (if I remember correctly)...the first half is devoted to meeting the requirements of a BSN, the second half is devoted to acquiring your masters degree. It sounds like an intense program....but if one is interested in furthering themselves in the nursing field, this is one way to go without spending an endless amount of time in school & money. And it helps to know that the ADN is being recognized as a degree worth having.
This is the description from the web page...
The Associate Degree in Nursing to Master's Degree (ADN/MS) Option is a new option beginning in the Fall 1999 semester that will allow the Associate Degree Nurse to earn a Master's Degree in Nursing and will require 62-68 credit hours to complete (18 hours of baccalaureate nursing course work and 38-50 credit hours of graduate level course work).
- 0Dec 28, '02 by elusiveUp here (Canada) as of 2005 all RN's entering into practice must have their BScN's, those already in the feild will be grandfathered, however they will have little to no opportunities in administration, and likely will not be able to change institutions when the changes go into effect. This seems to be the trend that nursing is heading towards...something to think about...
- 0Dec 29, '02 by peachsncrem29Thank you all for ur input....StaceyS that sounds good thk for that ideal
- 0Dec 29, '02 by JennerizerThere was a section in my newspaper today that was encouraging people to go into nursing......and starting with the ADN because it is the quickest way (as opposed to BSN) to become an RN & to make sure you like it before investing more time & money in school. They also had ads from the hospitals just waiting to hire you & promises of tuition reimbursement & educational opportunities.
I imagine it probably depends on the area you live in & how desperate they are getting for RN's. Here in Florida--with all of the elderly--they are saying they'll need 35,000 more RN's by 2005. The state will even pay for your entire education if you promise them you'll work for them in return. I can't make that commitment....because who knows where they'll end up having you work. They are also offering 1% loans instead of the usual 3 to 4% student loans.
Anyways, I think any way you go to become an RN is whatever works best for you. Good luck to you all.


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- Traditional Animation
- TerryToon Cartoons, CBS Films
- Distributed by: 20th Century Fox
- Cartoon Characters: Sidney the Elephant, Stanley the Lion, Cleo the Giraffe.
- Voice Actors: Lionel Wilson, Dayton Allen.
- Directed By Art Bartsch.
- Produced By Bill Weiss.
- Animated By Art Bartsch.
- Written By Larz Bourne.
- Music: Philip A. Scheib.
- Editor: George McAvoy.
- Originally Released on June 28, 1963.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 5:34 minutes.
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Packing a Bag for Romance
My husband made dinner plans for Valentine's Day, but wouldn't tell me where. He just said the restaurant was a very "out of the way place." After driving for hours he said we were lost, but he was just covering up a fabulous surprise. When we finally pulled up to a romantic bed and breakfast, I found out he'd booked the whole weekend. This wasn't the best part though. To me, the truly romantic surprise was that he'd packed my whole suitcase. Seeing all the time and effort he'd put into the weekend made my heart melt.
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Disclaimer: This shocker can be dangerous if used improperly, it gives out about 400 to 450 volts, so I am NOT responsible if you or anybody are injured or killed by the shocker, the responsibility is yours...
Improved instructable!
I have been asked by comments and email how to attach a LED to a shocker to indicate it is on. So I then decide to make another instructable how to do that.
And, I have copied and pasted everything from my original shocker instructable onto this instructable and greatly improved the text on every step, also added more steps and replaced some pictures. I am hoping it would be less confusing to you and understand the project better so you can have an higher success in completing this project. :-)
If you do find anything confusing or an error on this instructable, please let me know and I'll fix it.
Step 1: What type of disposable camera should I use?
- The best disposable camera you can use for this project are the "Boots" or "Polaroid" types, because they have everything you need.
- The "Kodak" type is a bit more difficult, you need to find the type that uses an LED indicator, NOT a neon bulb indicator, those types will not work. Also, the LED type cameras uses SMD resistors, so you will need to find or buy one 220 ohm and one 100 ohm resistors.
- All other types of cameras like "fuji" ect. will not work because they have an different and/or more complex circuitry.
Name of the diode?
Can i used D965?
thanks in advance :)
do you know where i can get these disposable cameras other than buying one ($9.35 at Walmart!!!)
can you use the other capacitor? because then you'll get way more power!
and does this charge then shock you or continuously shock you?
can you make instructions on how to attach a momentary push button?
A great disguise is a small mint tin; I used one from starbucks. You can fit all the components inside, including the battery. I affixed the leads to a 9v battery connector. When you flip open the top of the mint tin, the connector is exposed and facing up and very easy to press into skin.
I disassembled a kodak camera and I saved the components but I couldn't figure out how to connect them again, thanks for the instructable!
Also can I use another transistor, a 2222 for example? Or the high voltage will make it useless?
i am using a d 965 transistor but the shocker is not working although the transistor is fine
Reduce the amount of turns at the high voltage coil of the capacitor, this is quite hard to do because you'll have to disassemble it completely and unwind and rewind the coils.
The resistor would be an inefficient way to do the same thing.
PD: don't expect a steady DC signal.
While it'ss certainly enough to hurt you, voltage alone will not kill you, stun guns can reach hundreds of thousands of volts, but at a very low amperage. When used on someone as they are intended, the risk of permanent damage or death is extreamly low(unless the attacker has a heart condition, but how many assailants with bad hearts can there be?). I am curious about the amperage output from this device, if it's 400-450volts with a .5 amp output, then that is an issue and it needs to be greatly reduced. It only takes .1 mA to stop your heart.
no it takes 10ma to stop a heart.
I am sure everything works but the taser itself doesn't work!!! :(
PS. By the way, if often bugs me when people refer to the "ground" on a circuit as zero volts, because you can have a huge difference from negative to ground. The terminals of a nine volt battery are actually +4.5 and -4.5, not +9 and -0, as many people believe.
A lot of people are still using the conventional current flow theory elaborated by
Benjamin Franklin who developed the theory of positive and negative electricity and because he was unable to scientifically verify this theory he assigned the moving particles of electricity the positive charge. This convention became widely accepted and all the following electrical formulas (Ohm's law for example) were based on this theory until Joseph Thomson later isolated the moving particles in an electrical current and realized they were actually moving in the opposite direction of conventional current.
It took a long time before accepting that the real current flow is from - to + and a lot of circuits, circuit symbols and other formulas where based on the conventional current flow which is why we are all having this discussion right now instead of doing something else. In brief, it is all Franky's fault.


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