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GMO food labeling: Resistance is useless
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"...the utopian idea that consumers should know everything about the food they eat..." - What kind of dystopian society are you living in where the idea that people should have the right to know what's going into their bodies appears "utopian?" "How many more mandates must the food industry absorb?" - The food industry as well as the government must "absorb" any and all mandates that the consumer damn well pleases - and it's about time the consumer woke up to that fact.
This is the typical rhetoric that the media spreads. They talk down any real concerns about health. It's in their best interest to get these foods into our bodies. When the time comes to eliminate the masses,these foods will be the catalyst. they say they are safe. Where is the official report stating such. You won't hear it from any publication in the USA. Research publications from other countries that don't have political interests in all this GMO business. Many people from Monsanto are leaders in the white house now. Of course they don't want this to get out. But it is slow but surely. It's a very small piece of the big puzzle. And its all about population control. GMO started around the mid 90's . So how much research has been done. It ok, your the test subject.MAAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
When they know they have something great....They market it! When they sneak it into your body and environment and claim it is the same as natural then want a royalty and ownership then they must be held accountable...identify what they own and how it differs from mother natures. That goes for pesticides too!...I eat only organic apples now or none after nearly dying from eating an apple that must have been treated with something I had a reaction to. I just ate no apples for ten years after that. It starts with your lips tingling then suddenly your throat closes or swells. Other produce does cause similar events...I have to be very careful. I have no trouble with organic so I was glad I tried those. It's great to eat those foods again. It took me ten years to realize it most likely wasn't the fruit I had the reaction to…but the stuff added to it no one labeled. If you really feel the way you say you do then you should have no problem with the guy who slips your girl a date drug and alters her drink a bit. It is illegal for a teacher in our area to give any meds in our schools even with parent consent. How it is these companies altered our plant/food at the DNA level and failed to inform us prior to placing it in our children's foods or receiving our consent we wanted to them or even ourselves to consume it. I think if Monsanto and others have the answers on how to create healthy humans through their products they should prove it by repairing the DNA in those limbless, double headed people they created in Vietnam and coming up with something to repair the DNA of the liver damaged vets they used as earlier lab rats. If they can't repair what they broke than they can stay out of our guts if we don't give consent…personal informed consent…my Senator doesn't have my body.
i too had a reaction to an apple, where my throat closed up and i broke out in welts all over my body. since the food industry doesn't care about the chemicals they put in my food, i will show them with my pocketbook. i no longer buy anything but organic produce at the supermarket. since i cannot even be sure what they are doing to the organic produce, i am starting my own vegetable garden. eventually, more and more will start to follow and stop buying their "food". it is not worth being sick.
If you want to be alot smarter than Tom Karst is right now... enter "xfinity tv" into your computer search engine... go to their website... click on the movie section... then click on movies under the letter F... And then find a very excellent and free to watch film, called THE FUTURE OF FOOD. What an eye opener. What an excellent film. And it doesn't end with "resistance is useless." Knowledge combined with labeling... would result in consumers not buying genetically modified food. And what people won't buy, you can't sell. That's what power is. Truly an excellent film.
The petition wants the FDA 'to change the way it defines material change in a food'. Right now, the FDA demands labeling if there is a scientifically proven consumer health issue regarding the food. This shouldn't change just because 0.0027 of the US population thinks something else is a good idea.
GMO is about population control, it's about making as much money off us, which is the 99% as in Occupy Wall Street, in the way of patented seeds, selling pesticides, herbicides, oil based fertilizers that only mimic real nutrients. Killing us slowly, make the population more dependent on American Medical Association. By the way AMA is gearing up for a pan epidemic, we have GMO to thank for this. And we might as well get psychiatry in on this too, Anything to keep us out of touch with truth is the plan. To get us and keep us on mind altering drugs as to be manipulating the masses. Another great documentary called THRIVE. go to thrivemovement.org to watch. This movie mentions GMO and a lot more the 1% have been slipping by us. The best part is at the end of the movie when there are solutions to get out of this mess. I'm ready to make changes, lets do it together.
We all have printers, we all have access to Avery labels, we are all angry - If the government wont mandate labelling and the manufacturers wont do it voluntarily, then it is up to us, the People to start labelling. It shouldn't be difficult - up to 70% of what is available in the big supermarkets is GMO.
If you don't want to know, then you can stick your head in the sand but don't try to tell the rest of us that we don't have a right to know what we're eating. Utopian? Seriously? Thanks for being just another corporate media hack!
Here's a thought. The food industry won't be held to any more mandates-as long as it agrees to sell *FOOD* and not chemicals. Easy peasy.
There is a growing body of research indicating that is starting to indicate that GMO is detrimental to the health of any animal that eats GMO products is at serious risk of ill health, from even something as small as GM'd micro-RNA. So, personally I would love to see the GMO industry, criminalized and shut down.
Even if the agenda of the "Just Label It" is anti GMO, don't you feel that it is a right for those who prefer to eat GMO free should have information so they can make the choice? As it is now, people are in the dark. The GMO pushers are afraid that this will educate the consumers and their $ales will plummet. If you do not mind eating GMO foods, the label will not bother you at all. It would just be the same as...this product was processed on equipment used with tree nuts, etc. If you weren't bothered by nuts, that is no problem. There is mounting evidence that GMO's do change us and that the biology of our intestines which house probiotics are damaged, among other things. It seems that putting pesticides in the seeds does not sit well when taken internally, even if they happen to grow better, which is not necessarily the case. This country is suppose to be for the people,protecting our rights and freedoms. There is no freedom when food labeling is withheld and the consumer is left not knowing. The money it will take to label our food is nothing in comparison to the money put into GMO research and chemicals. I applaud the "Just Label It" campaign for their efforts to help consumers. The "few" products you refer to that are currently that top 8 GMO's are found in practically every product people buy.
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Ever hear of Star corn? The FDA can not and will not protect us from harmful food and drugs. We must have the ability to do so ourselves. Genetics is still in it's infancy. Independent scientists can tell you that unexpected and unpredictable results can happen and will happen. Gene products have many functions, and small errors in gene "cutting" can cause devastating results that may not be seen for a long time. Not to mention that the propaganda that gmo's can feed the world is proving itself false with large scale crop failures and the creation of new species of bacteria and fungus as they absorb these gmo's into their genomes.
In my opinion the centralized food industry and agri-business, a.k.a.: Dow, Cargill, Monsanto have no place in the world. As a consumer I would suggest that GMO labeling get underway because at this point I am not buying mass-produced food that is not labeled Non-GMO. My power is in my meager consumer dollar, so do whatever the f* you want big business. I have already "dropped out". I am sure that when the time comes Monsanto will get a taxpayer bailout to stay in business. That would make the most sense in the political landscape that is U.S. business.
Does anyone else not see this a a possible religious issue? I have spoken to a few people whose stance was that it's sinful to alter anything living on a genetic level because it is altering God's work. I'm not saying I agree with that, but shouldn't people have a right to know whether or not a food violates their religion? Just curious. Personaly I think genetically engineering food is a wonderful thing for the simple fact that it is an advance in science. If you can engineer a potatoe to be resistant to fungus you can take a few steps farther to engineering people to be resistant to cancer. Any advance in science is a good thing because it leads to the next. But I personally don't want to be genetically engineered to be resistant to cancer, and I don't want to eat genetically engineered food. I don't have to give a reason. It's my choice and my right to choose what I put into my body for any reason I see fit no matter how uneducated or dumb it may be. What I don't get is why it's such a big deal to label it? A label can be a good thing, look at the USDA organic label. The FDA already requires foods containing transfat to be labeled, why is it that a patented food shouldn't be labed? Just label it as that, patented. It's illegal to patentent anything that occours naturally. If the corn I'm going to buy has a patented label then I know it's not all natural. That simple. We don't have to use words that sound scary like, "genetically engineered" to say "not natural." I am not the most educated person which is probably obvious, but that's my simple take on the whole situation.
This is very con erning to me. I have digestive issues,fibromyalgia and 'mental" problems. These problems seemed to start surfacing about the time gm foods started being marketed. I had no idea that so many processed foods contain gm ingredients!
Many don't seem to realize that we aren't talking about hybrid tomatoes. This is a serious issue and the FDA is NOT protecting the public. Did you know that a study confirmed that 55% of rats born to animals fed GMO soy while pregnant died? http://www.rense.com/general68/rats.htm Did you know that Monsanto's Roundup Ready GMO soy, which is 90% of the soy consumed in the USA, is toxic to humans? http://www.naturalnews.com/035093_GMO_genetic_traits_toxicity.html http://www.foodconsumer.org/newsite/Safety/gmo/useless_corn_0218120832.html Do you know that GMO corn has been developed that contains 2,4-D, a major component of Agent Orange? Exposure to 2,4-D causes cancer, reproductive problems, neurotoxicity, and immunosuppression. It contains dioxin, one of the "dirty dozen" group of extremely toxic chemicals that are resistant to environmental degradation. Does anyone want their children to eat crops sprayed with a chemical component of Agent Orange? Does anyone want it in their groundwater? http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/02/12/dow-agrosciences-developed-new-genetically-modified-crops.aspx?e_cid=20120212_SNL_Art_1 Do you know that Michael R. Taylor, a former Monsanto lobbyist, was appointed as a senior adviser to the FDA on food safety? In 1996, he was responsible for the inclusion of a loophole in a food protection law called the Delaney Clause. The Delaney Clause does not allow processed food to contain "any chemical additive found to induce cancer in man or animals". Taylor amended the Delaney Clause to allow the inclusion of pesticides in GMOs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetically_modified_food_controversies Earlier this year, I made the decision to eat 100% organic food to avoid GMOs. Not everyone may go that route, but I believe that everyone should be able to make an informed choice to eat or not eat GMO food. Labeling is a good first step.
"It should be pointed out that there is just a handful of GM fruits and vegetables on the market now representing a very tiny fraction of a percent of total produce marketed." This percentage of fruits and veggies, or the 'top eight' as you have also referred to, are to be found in over 80% of the processed food in the marketplace. Not to mention the the majority of feed used for the animal products being consumed. Since the introduction of GMOs in 1996, visits to the emergency room due to allergies doubled from 1997 to 2002 and overall food related illnesses doubled from 1994 to 2001. Coincidence? Maybe. But let's get some definitive, unbiased studies going. And, at the very least, let's give ourselves the chance to make an informative choice as to what we would like to consume, Tom Karst. BTW, the 990,000 signatures from petitions to the FDA calling for food labelling, were just recently deleted by the FDA. Look it up. STAND UNITED FOR FOOD LABELING.
I agree with others who have criticized the suggestion that knowing what is in our food is somehow "utopian." WT...? GMOs should be considered with suspicion for the following reasons (and more): 1) the supposed "rigorous testing" is conducted by the companies producing them and simply presented to the FDA for a rubber stamp - this is CORRUPT! Ahem - the "rigorous testing" is US - we are guinea pigs! 2) there are laws preventing non company scientists from getting access to details about how they are produced under the guise of protecting "intellectual property," thus ensuring only bias test results or ones that fit their goals will be released 3) tests have shown animals avoid them if given a choice, and that animals fed copious amounts develop liver and kidney diseases and more 4) an emergency "seed vault" has been set up in the Arctic Circle - for whom and for what reason, exactly? if GMOs are so "safe" why does their use coincide with this? 5) resistance to labeling appears a way to avoid be sued if someone incurs and injury from a reaction to GMO food, and of course a way to force feed this stuff to the ignorant masses 6) they offer no actual benefit to the consumer - only potential for harm to the consumer, the environment (more spraying of chemicals) and genetic diversity (once these things unleash into the wild they contaminate non-GMO - they cannot ever be "recalled") 7) the companies behind these GMOs have proven themselves time and again to be unscrupulous thugs who would club their own mother to death if it would benefit themselves in some way LABEL GMOs NOW!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtnEFqLq5II Co-Existence is Impossible As long as GMOs continue to be planted and utilized, the whole food chain is endangered. Enacting GMO Labeling implies co-existence with GMO and non-GMO crops. Monsanto convinces Whole Foods executives and other food distributors and merchants that GMO, non-GMO, and organic crops can share the turf – but this isn't true. http://naturalsociety.com/labeling-gmos-wont-work-ban-only-solution/
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- Nice Cougar dude! a buddy of mine had a t-bird with that motor in it, hauled some serious ass! hell we even got the front passenger turn signal cover to come off at 120mph lol!
- Sep 3, 2007 at 5:43 pm
- You have quite a bit of GM F platforms and Ford MN12 platforms. Looks like a lot of work. I like the colour of the Cou-Bird! Very original!
- Sep 1, 2007 at 7:51 pm
- You're by far, the coolest rodder I've met on Motortopia! Thanks for the kind words, Doom, and KEEP WRENCHIN'! Some of us still understand why we do it.
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ok, finally got a 350, with turbo 350 tranny, just pulled it out today, now going to clean it up, and, pull out the old, 2.8...ditch it some where, and drop in the bad boy,,,,sweeet......ill post some pics tommrow when i take some.......YEZ
Aug 4, 2007
well, just when i think this site cant suck anymore than it already does. it chews even more....like when the main thing about it is how many ppl you beg for votes, instead of realizing how much some of us acaually put into our cars. weather it be...
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"IDnet" Expands to Third State
An organization which has actively promoted intelligent design creationism and opposed evolution education in Kansas and Ohio in recent years has now opened a branch in New Mexico. Intelligent Design network, inc. ("IDnet") of Shawnee Mission, Kansas announced the creation of Intelligent Design Network of New Mexico in a July 23 press release. The announcement implies that IDnet is also looking to expand to other states as well. IDnet is led by retired lawyer John Calvert; IDnet of New Mexico will be led by Joe Renick, a mechanical engineer.
School Board to Revise Policy on "Theories of Origin"
The district's current policy entitled "Theories of Origin" dates from 1995. It reads as follows: Two Incumbents lose in KS BOE Primaries
Two moderates on the Kansas Board of Education lost their primary bids on August 6, raising the chances the board could return to a 5-5 moderate-conservative split. The defeats of Republicans Sonny Rundell, from Syracuse, and Val DeFever, of Independence, means moderates could lose the majority they won in elections following the 1999 debacle when a conservative majority adopted science standards removing many references to evolution, the age of the earth, and the big bang.
US News and World Report on Evolution
US News and World Report's cover story for July 29, 2002, is "The New Reality of Evolution."
The article entitled "Life's Grand Design: A new breed of anti-evolutionists credits it to an unnamed intelligence" casts an appropriately skeptical eye over the intelligent design movement. NCSE members and supporters Robert Pennock, Kenneth Miller, and Jack Krebs are quoted.
Presbyterian Church (USA) Adopts Resolution on Evolution and Education
On June 20 the 214th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA), meeting in Columbus, Ohio, passed the following resolution:
"The 214th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) "1. Reaffirms that God is Creator, in accordance with the witness of Scripture and the Reformed Confessions. "2. Reaffirms that there is no contradiction between an evolutionary theory of human origins and the doctrine of God as Creator. Pages |
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Imagine you're on a holiday: The sun is shining, the temperature is pretty awesome and the people on the street are smiling all the while you are on your way to the beach. What a wonderful thought, non? Summer is just around the corner and we are super excited to start the warm season and to get a fresh, energetic dose of style!
Summer time means holiday time so hurry up, get in the mood, pack your bag and get ready! Still looking for the perfect summer handbag? Here's your style solution: The Very MCM Collection!
Inspired by the original cruise line from 1986, MCM proudly introduces its novel incarnate entitled Very MCM. Whilst balancing sporty practicality with MCM's heritage of timeless elegance, each piece is a veritable ageless and borderless classic, presenting the next level of savoir-faire for style-savants of all ages, ideal for mature tastemakers with a sound sense of style. Available in high-density Italian canvas and goat leather body & trim, each style aims to cater to the ever diverse taste of urban nomads affording boundless mobility to illimitable destinations.
We've packed our bag for a short trip to Monaco, or better said, officially the Principality of Monaco which is located on the French Riviera in Western Europe. Bordered by France on three sides, with one side bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
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Since it's warm in this vibrant city, you might've changed from the luxury yacht to a fast speed boat. Imagine: you're on the way to the super cool hot-spot in town to have a wonderful dinner planned. You've gained a super nice tan throughout the day, so what fits better than a combination of yellow and white, hmm? So try this amazing MCM Jacket and light yellow combo underneath. Choose decent flats and your holiday companion: The Very MCM Tote Medium!
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Depending on the sport games are played 6-on-6 or more (each team must have at least 2 women on the court at a time). Following each game, all players are welcome to come together at a local bar for post game drinks and food specials!
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I'm constantly on the lookout for information that helps me, help you. Problem is, I don't share my findings often enough. I plan to do better, so here goes.
Another hacker nightmare. The announcement by LinkedIn that a hacker may have stolen 6 million passwords is a reminder that we all need to change our passwords every few months. Think of it like this; that hacker may not only have access to your confidential information but to your other sites (hackers know that many people use the same password on multiple sites). So it's time to take action. Follow LinkedIn's suggestion to make your passwords stronger and avoid ones that match words in a dictionary. For instance, you could take a phrase or song you like and create a password using the first letter of each word.
Facebook will become an industry has-been within 5-8 years. That's not my prediction but one by an industry analyst. Eric Jackson, founder of Ironfire Capital, said June 5, on CNBC, and his comments were subsequently quoted in ComputerWorld. Facebook won't disappear though, according to another analyst, Patrick Moorehead, who says there will always be a need for a social home-base where all one's friends and acquaintances are available. The comments posted online would tend to back up the analyst's assertions. One reader wrote: "I already put FB into the trash some time ago and haven't looked back." And another: "I could see them fading into the background…much like the telephone has faded. You don't think of it as a hot new thing, but it's entrenched as a means of communication."
Airtime video chat. These days, I try to steer clear of most shiny new online toys, but I'm curious about Sean Parker's new social network Airtime, described as a site like Facebook but with faces. While it's like Skype, it doesn't use Skype's "archaic technology," Parker told journalists. Other video calling services like FaceTime and Google Hangouts are picking up in popularity, but analysts doubt they'll all ever be mainstream like texting, emailing or sending instant messages.
Dropbox, a dream. I alternate working from three computers and my i-Phone, and it can be a pain to remember which documents are stored where. That's how Dropbox comes in. It's a free, cloud-based service where your saved files are automatically shared to all your Dropbox folders. Think of it as the hub from which all your files and latest versions of documents are distributed and available. If you use more than one computer, give it a test drive.
What I'm no longer reading. We all know time management is critical. One way I've found to be more productive is by reducing the number of blogs and newsletters I subscribe to. The number of free subscriptions I have is insane: about 75 blogs and newsletters. Some I never tire of, like PR Daily, three newsletters published by AmEx Open Forum, and Heidi Cohen's inspiring blogs, each of which arrive daily. Others have lived past their prime. So, I decided to treat my inbox like my closet. Every few months, I toss out clothing I know I'll never wear again. If I haven't read a newsletter within a certain time frame, I discard it by unsubscribing. It takes a split second longer than hitting the delete button, but hey, this is all about time management.


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Drupal Gardens 2 month update
Yesterday we completed our 3rd sprint since Drupal Gardens went into private beta at the end of January. Following our Scrum development process, the Acquia engineering teams commit to delivering new features and bug fixes in every 3 week sprint. Before each sprint the designers craft rough visuals or mock-ups of every major feature to be developed. Within each sprint new features are planned, developed, tested and documented and pushed live. It makes for an intense and fun three weeks!
At the conclusion of this sprint, the following new features were made available:
- Custom domain names are now supported. During 2010, site creators can map any custom domain that they own to their Gardens site for free. Starting January 1, 2011 a small upgrade fee will be required to continue to use custom domains.
- An integrated pop-up help panel was added to drupalgardens.com and all drupalgardens sites. The help panel provides quick access to videos (many coming soon), documentation, the community forums, as well as a new support system with an integrated knowledge base and troubleshooter.
- Gardens site upgrades can now be performed with only 2 min of maintenance time per site
- The speed of ThemeBuilder "Save" or "Publish" was improved by 90%
- Updated the Campaign, Minima and Sonoma base themes to better support the styling of forums, comments, blog posts, block quotes, polls, tables, etc. Other themes such as Sparks will also get these updates by the end of the current sprint.
- Added support for Mollom to help you stop comment and content spam on your site. To enjoy the benefits of Mollom, simply enable the Mollom module, and follow the instructions in Configuration > Mollom > Settings to obtain and enable your free Mollom account.
- You can put your own site in maintenance as needed - e.g. for large content or design changes.
- The overlay menu can now be disabled if desired
- Over 50 additional bugs in Drupal 7, Drupal 7 contrib modules and Gardens have been resolved. Any fixes to Drupal 7 or Drupal 7 contrib modules were of course contributed back to drupal.org so everyone could benefit.
After releasing yesterday, today we finished planning our next sprint -- we have a lot of exciting features in store, so stay tuned, I'll post back here in 3 weeks.
p.s. If you haven't received your beta code yet, please be patient, we are adding new beta testers all of the time. Thousands more go out every week. And if you haven't signed up to get on the list for a beta code, please do so soon - first come, first served!
What is the upgrade pricing starting in 2011? The link doesn't seem to work.
Glad to hear about the speed improvements! I did a demo of Drupal Gardens at the LA Drupal meetup yesterday and the theme builder was noticeably slow. It was worth it, though. The theme builder is really top rate.
That's the good news for Drupal Gardens Community. I should switch use this one as well.
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Location: CLINTON STATE PARK
Type: TRIATHALON
Date: Sunday, June 08, 2014
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Time: 5:00 am - 5:00 pm
K-Swiss Ironman 70.3 Kansas will begin with a 1.2-mile swim in Clinton Lake. The 56-mile bike course takes athletes through the beautiful scenery of Lawrence, Kansas. The race finishes with a challenging 13.1 mile run.55
As of 5/3/11 there are still campsites available for reservation though the State Park Office (785/842-8562). If you are a participant and you have friends or family that will be dropping you off, picking you up, visiting you at your campsite during your stay or coming to watch you on race day, they will be required to purchase a vehicle permit. They will be stopped at the entrance station to purchase their $5.00/daily vehicle permit before entering the park. Those vehicles entering the campground on Race Day to watch the race should be in place no later than 5 am to avoid the no entry into the campground cutoff time. If they aren't able to get into the campground with their vehicle, they will be shown to a parking area and a shuttle will take them near the campground where they can walk (1/2 mile) to you or the spectator / expo area. (Distance on the main entrance road from CG#3 to the swim portion of the race is approximately 1 mile - WALKING ONLY on race day.)
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'Think of Hadiya,' Emanuel says, urging aid in finding 15-year-old's killer
BY FRAN SPIELMAN City Hall Reporter firstname.lastname@example.com January 30, 2013 1:47PM
Updated: January 30, 2013 5:50PM
An emotional Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday denounced the "punk" who cut down a bubbly 15-year-old girl who had just taken exams after returning from President Barack Obama's second inaugural in Washington D.C.
Hadiya Pendleton, a student at King College Prep, was shot in the back Tuesday afternoon while hanging out with a group of friends at Harsh Park in Kenwood.
About a dozen kids were huddled under a canopy seeking shelter from the rain when a gunman jumped a fence, ran toward the students and opened fire.
A teenage boy was also shot in the leg during the attack.
On Wednesday, Emanuel made the gut-wrenching phone call that every mayor dreads. He reached out to Hadiya's mother, Cleopatra, to console her on the unspeakable loss of a child.
"Nothing can break your heart more — and I did it just to call as a parent so they know they're not alone. But, nothing pains you more than calling a fellow parent, trying to comfort them," the mayor said haltingly, his voice filled with emotion.
"You read about Hadiya. ... You look at her. You look at how she talked about her future. She took her final exams. She had dreams. And this gang-banger, this punk took that away from Cleopatra. They took it away from Hadiya. ... They took it away from the city of Chicago. She is what is best in our city. A child going to school who takes a final exam, who had just been to the inaugural."
The mayor then lapsed into what has become a familiar refrain: encouraging anyone with information about another senseless murder on Chicago streets to come forward and reveal what they know or saw.
"If anybody has any information, you are not a snitch. You're a citizen. You're a good citizen in good standing if you help. And I hope whoever has information comes forward and does that," Emanuel said.
"I want everybody to take a moment and think of Cleopatra and her family and to think of Hadiya. ... The good news is [the boy who was shot] is eager to get back to school. The bad news is that Hadiya can't. And it is incumbent upon all of us who have a responsibility to see a stop to this. And all of us are responsible — all adults."
Chicago ended 2012 with 506 homicides, a 16 percent increase over the year before. January is off to a similarly bloody start, with seven murders over the weekend and three more Tuesday, all of them in broad daylight.
Emanuel said the answer to stopping the violence is a complex mix of investing more money in after-school programs and summer jobs; passing tougher gun laws and increasing penalties for gun crimes to the three-year average in New York instead of Chicago's six months and "better policing and better tactics." He refused to reveal specifics.
"As recently as this morning, I was at a meeting with [PoliceSupt.] Garry McCarthy going over what we need to do, what differences we have to do, what other tactics we have to adopt," Emanuel said.
"But, it's not just a policing issue. Those kids just took a final. They have a right to be able to be at a playground near their school [before] they go home."
The mayor bristled when asked whether the fact that Hadiya was murdered less than a mile away from Obama's Kenwood mansion was a "wake-up call" to him and McCarthy.
"While you may say it's a mile from the president's house, my view is it's in the city of Chicago and, regardless of where it happens, it doesn't matter," the mayor said.
"As I've said repeatedly, you can't be in Ravenswood and, if something happens in Roseland, say it's only in Roseland. You can't be in Sauganash and say if it happens in South Shore, it doesn't affect me. It's our city. These are our children."


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The HDFS filmmakers share stories from their wild weekend of filmmaking.
Portland Deja Vu
So you've been there. Suddenly you have a half hour before the deadline and you still haven't watched your movie beginning to end. But you push it... you allllllllllllllllllllways push it, don't ya? Tweaking, cutting, cutting, and tweaking. So now you're F***ed and with barely any time left you notice there's a huge glaring glitch staring at you. So you freak out, go back, fix it, render, burn, and just hope that that police escort you're owed from way back when comes through in the clutch. Our film Tooth and Nail was the last one turned in on time for the Portland competition. You woulda thought we learned our lesson with that close call, but no, you'd be wrong. We have the memory capability of fruit flies. So now we have a producer flying through the streets of Portland with the movie in tow like there's a woman in labor in the backseat. But we made it. I think we had two minutes to spare, so why were we worrying, right?
With regard to shooting, everything went great. Our idea Friday night pretty much was executed 100 percent. We got "Family Film" as our genre and dealt with a 3 year old for the whole weekend. Hope ya like it!
Magnetoscope Pictures
We had a great...but stressful time. Completed the project on time, but with only minutes to spare. Curious to know if anyone was shooting 720p as opposed to 720pn? We have made three movies this year and I believe this one pushed us closest to the limit.


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Dade Battlefield Historic State Park
Stone walled pavillion located across from Major Dade lodge.
Grass covered nature trail leading through flowers and pine trees.
Sidewalk leading through hedges to the entrance to the park visitor center.
Six pounder cannon on grassy area next to log fort.
Ground log fort located on grassy area under oak trees.
Soldiers and Indians
Front view of a Seminole mannequin on display at the Visitor Center.
Front view of a soldier mannequin and backview of an Indian mannequin, on display at the Visitor Center.
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Cautions against rash suretiship. (1-5) A rebuke to slothfulness. (6-11) Seven things hateful to God. (12-19) Exhortations to walk according to God's commandments. (20-35)
Verses 1-5 If we live as directed by the word of God, we shall find it profitable even in this present world. We are stewards of our worldly substance, and have to answer to the Lord for our disposal of it; to waste it in rash schemes, or such plans as may entangle us in difficulties and temptations, is wrong. A man ought never to be surety for more than he is able and willing to pay, and can afford to pay, without wronging his family; he ought to look upon every sum he is engaged for, as his own debt. If we must take all this care to get our debts to men forgiven, much more to obtain forgiveness with God. Humble thyself to him, make sure of Christ as thy Friend, to plead for thee; pray earnestly that thy sins may be pardoned, and that thou mayest be kept from going down to the pit.
Verses 6-11 Diligence in business is every man's wisdom and duty; not so much that he may attain worldly wealth, as that he may not be a burden to others, or a scandal to the church. The ants are more diligent than slothful men. We may learn wisdom from the meanest insects, and be shamed by them. Habits of indolence and indulgence grow upon people. Thus life runs to waste; and poverty, though at first at a distance, gradually draws near, like a traveller; and when it arrives, is like an armed man, too strong to be resisted. All this may be applied to the concerns of our souls. How many love their sleep of sin, and their dreams of worldly happiness! Shall we not seek to awaken such? Shall we not give diligence to secure our own salvation?
Verses 12-19 If the slothful are to be condemned, who do nothing, much more those that do all the ill they can. Observe how such a man is described. He says and does every thing artfully, and with design. His ruin shall come without warning, and without relief. Here is a list of things hateful to God. Those sins are in a special manner provoking to God, which are hurtful to the comfort of human life. These things which God hates, we must hate in ourselves; it is nothing to hate them in others. Let us shun all such practices, and watch and pray against them; and avoid, with marked disapproval, all who are guilty of them, whatever may be their rank.
Verses 20-35 The word of God has something to say to us upon all occasions. Let not faithful reproofs ever make us uneasy. When we consider how much this sin abounds, how heinous adultery is in its own nature, of what evil consequence it is, and how certainly it destroys the spiritual life in the soul, we shall not wonder that the cautions against it are so often repeated. Let us notice the subjects of this chapter. Let us remember Him who willingly became our Surety, when we were strangers and enemies. And shall Christians, who have such prospects, motives, and examples, be slothful and careless? Shall we neglect what is pleasing to God, and what he will graciously reward? May we closely watch every sense by which poison can enter our minds or affections.
Proverbs 6:1-35 . After admonitions against suretyship and sloth (compare Proverbs 6:6-8 ), the character and fate of the wicked generally are set forth, and the writer ( Proverbs 6:20-35 ) resumes the warnings against incontinence, pointing out its certain and terrible results. This train of thought seems to intimate the kindred of these vices.
1,2. if--The condition extends through both verses.
be surety--art pledged.
stricken . . . hand--bargained (compare Job 17:3 ).
with a stranger--that is, for a friend (compare Proverbs 11:15 , 17:18 ).
3. come . . . friend--in his power.
humble . . . sure thy friend--urge as a suppliant; that is, induce the friend to provide otherwise for his debt, or secure the surety.
4, 5. The danger requires promptness.
6-8. The improvident sluggards usually want sureties. Hence, such are advised to industry by the ant's example.
9, 10. Their conduct graphically described;
11. and the fruits of their self-indulgence and indolence presented.
as . . . travellerh--literally, "one who walks backwards and forwards," that is, a highwayman.
armed man--that is, one prepared to destroy.
12. A naughty person--literally, "A man of Belial," or of worthlessness, that is, for good, and so depraved, or wicked (compare 1 Samuel 25:25 , 30:22 , &c.). Idleness and vice are allied. Though indolent in acts, he actively and habitually (walketh) is ill-natured in speech ( Proverbs 4:24 ).
13, 14. If, for fear of detection, he does not speak, he uses signs to carry on his intrigues. These signs are still so used in the East.
14. Frowardness--as in Proverbs 2:14 .
deviseth--literally, "constructs, as an artisan."
mischief--evil to others.
discord--especially litigation. Cunning is the talent of the weak and lazy.
15. Suddenness aggravates evil (compare Proverbs 6:11 , Proverbs 29:1 ).
calamity--literally, "a crushing weight."
broken--shivered as a potter's vessel; utterly destroyed ( Psalms 2:9 ).
16-19. six . . . seven--a mode of speaking to arrest attention ( Proverbs 30:15 Proverbs 30:18 , Job 5:19 ).
17. proud look--literally, "eyes of loftiness" ( Psalms 131:1 ). Eyes, tongue, &c., for persons.
19. speaketh--literally, "breathes out," habitually speaks ( Psalms 27:12 , Acts 9:1 ).
20-23. (Compare Proverbs 1:8 , 3:3 , &c.).
22. it--(compare Proverbs 6:23 ); denotes the instruction of parents ( Proverbs 6:20 ), to which all the qualities of a safe guide and guard and ready teacher are ascribed. It prevents the ingress of evil by supplying good thoughts, even in dreams ( Proverbs 3:21-23 , Psalms 19:9 , 2 Peter 1:19 ).
23. reproofs--( Proverbs 1:23 ) the convictions of error produced by instruction.
24. A specimen of its benefit. By appreciating truth, men are not affected by lying flattery.
25. One of the cautions of this instruction, avoid alluring beauty.
take--or, "ensnare."
eyelids--By painting the lashes, women enhanced beauty.
26. The supplied words give a better sense than the old version: "The price of a whore is a piece of bread."
adulteress--(Compare Margin), which the parallel and context ( Proverbs 6:29-35 ) sustain. Of similar results of this sin, compare Proverbs 5:9-12 .
will hunt--alluding to the snares spread by harlots (compare Proverbs 7:6-8 ).
precious life--more valuable than all else.
27-29. The guilt and danger most obvious.
30, 31. Such a thief is pitied, though heavily punished.
31. sevenfold--(compare Exodus 22:1-4 ), for many, ample (compare Genesis 4:24 , Matthew 18:21 ), even if all his wealth is taken.
32. lacketh understanding--or, "heart"; destitute of moral principle and prudence.
33. dishonour--or, "shame," as well as hurt of body ( Proverbs 3:35 ).
reproach . . . away--No restitution will suffice;
34, 35. nor any terms of reconciliation be admitted.
regard--or, "accept" any ransom.


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Let me just come right out and say this ... Progresso High Fiber Creamy Tomato Basil Soup tastes like a simple spaghetti sauce mixed with a handful of basil to give it a somewhat pleasant herb flavor. However, there is just something about this soup's textural nature that makes it taste less like tomato soup and more like spaghetti sauce. Is it good? Yes. Would I buy it again? I don't know; perhaps, if I needed something to toss my ravioli in.
However, let's look at the ingredient list: Tomato Puree (water, tomato paste), Water, Sugar, Soluble Corn Fiber, Soybean Oil, Cream, Basil and a few other minuscule items. Each 1 cup serving of Progresso High Fiber Creamy Tomato Basil Soup (2 servings per can) provides 130 calories, 4 grams of total fat which includes 1 gram of saturated fat, 29% of the daily value for sodium, 7 grams of fiber (28% of the DV), 13 grams of sugars and 3 grams of protein.
I love the high fiber; that's something Pacific Natural Foods Organic Creamy Tomato Light Sodium Soup and Pacific Natural Foods Organic Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup don't have. But what they do have is a superbly seasoned tomato soup - and that's something Progresso High Fiber Creamy Tomato Basil Soup hasn't quite got down yet.
Progresso Soups were 3 for $5 when I decided to give their High Fiber Creamy Tomato Basil Soup a try. If you are truly in the mood for this particular soup, you can buy a jar of spaghetti sauce that is about twice the size for the same price and eating experience. My suggestion: get your fiber elsewhere and for a truly fantastic tomato soup experience, go with either of the 2 Pacific Natural soups previously mentioned.


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How do I renew my Norman System Speedup license?
It's currently not possible to renew a System Speedup license. If you want to continue using the product after license expiry, you will have to buy a new license and then register the new license key.
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Penn State football players take part in Thon pep rally, 2014
Sunday, February 23, 2014 9:19 AM
The Lionettes take part in the annual Thon pep rally Saturday night at the Bryce Jordan Center. The men's swimming team won the event for the second year in a row. Joe Hermitt, PennLive
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UMUC Faculty Advisory Council
About the Faculty Advisory Council
UMUC's system of faculty governance was formed, pursuant to Maryland Board of Regents by laws, to provide for informed participation and collaboration in the affairs of the university by faculty. The Faculty Advisory Council (FAC) represents all faculty, including librarians, in UMUC Adelphi, UMUC–Asia and UMUC–Europe. The FAC consists of 18 elected members and one ex officio, non-voting member appointed by the Provost.
Faculty Advisory Council Officers
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In the centre of the West End, on traditional cobbled streets you'll find the latest London shows and trends. Whether it's a themed afternoon tea, a fashionable cocktail or an evening at the ballet, Radisson Blu Edwardian's flagship boutique Mercer Street hotel is the perfect place to start your London adventure. Covent Garden has it all and that's what food and beverage manager Steve, from Scoff & Banter loves about the area. Watch and share Steve's London story to see why after visiting as a child, he never wanted to leave.
À propos de Radisson Blu Edwardian London
Radisson Blu Edwardian, London is a collection of 12 luxury hotels in London, as well as a further two properties in Guildford and Manchester. The design of each hotel draws upon its own individual heritage and location. All 14 properties are united in offering guests a surprisingly cosmopolitan experience, with friendly, unpretentious service, luxurious bedrooms and facilities, cutting edge technology, free wi-fi throughout and outstanding food and drink.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Hampshire, located on Leicester Square, neighbours include the world-famous Odeon and Empire cinemas, home to London's sparkling film premieres.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Berkshire, located on Oxford Street, within touching distance of the Oxford Street and Regent Street shops and the designer district of Bond Street.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Bloomsbury St, located in Bloomsbury, close to the chic boutiques of Covent Garden and Oxford Street's celebrated stores and in the shadow of the British Museum.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Grafton, located on Tottenham Court Road is well placed for the City, the West End or even Paris via Eurostar's Kings Cross St Pancras Terminal station.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Leicester Square is tucked between the National Gallery and Leicester Square itself; this is the perfect hideaway in the heart of the West End.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Kenilworth, located in the heart of bookish Bloomsbury. The hotel is equally well-placed for the City, the West End or Eurostar's King Cross St. Pancras Terminal station.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Mercer Street, located in Covent Garden a landmark in Seven Dials village, on the doorstep of London's most celebrated theatres and boutiques.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Sussex, located in a quiet corner close to Marble Arch; this boutique hotel is within close proximity of Oxford Street and Mayfair as well as the open spaces of Hyde Park and café culture of Marylebone.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, Vanderbilt, located in Kensington moments from London's world-class museums and Knightsbridge.
Radisson Blu Edwardian, New Providence Wharf, located minutes from Canary Wharf, ExCel, The O2 Arena, City Airport and Greenwich.
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For immediate release - Monday, April 26, 2004 Contact Bob Brammer - 515-281-6699
DES MOINES. Medco Health Solutions, Inc., the nation's largest "PBM" or pharmaceutical benefit manager company, has agreed to resolve consumer fraud and antitrust allegations by 20 states. Medco will pay over $29 million to the states and open its financial dealings with the drug industry to scrutiny by health care plans and others.
"We alleged that Medco failed to disclose and share rebates it received from drug manufacturers," Miller said, "and that Medco encouraged doctors to switch patients to different drugs but failed at times to pass on the resulting savings to patients or their health care plans."
"What they were doing was wrong," he said. "It was harmful to consumers and their health plans, and it raised drug costs. Now Medco has agreed to change those practices. Most important, Medco will reveal its financial dealings to health care plans, doctors and patients. We believe this agreement will become a model for the PBM industry."
"PBMs" contract with health plans to process prescription drug payments to pharmacies for drugs provided to patients enrolled in the health plan. In the thirty years since the first PBMs appeared, their services have evolved to include complex rebate programs, pharmacy networks, and drug utilization reviews.
"Medco is the nation's largest PBM, with over $33 billion in drug purchases each year and 62 million lives covered," Miller said. "That's one in every five Americans. This is an important case and settlement. We hope it will set a new standard for the industry, give a fair shake to consumers and their health plans, and result in lower prescription drug prices."
The states focused on the issue of drug-switching. They alleged that drug switches encouraged by Medco generally benefitted Medco despite Medco's claims that they saved money for patients and health plans. Medco did not tell prescribers or patients that the switches would increase rebate payments to Medco from drug manufacturers. The states alleged that the drug switches often actually resulted in increased costs to health plans and patients, primarily for follow-up doctor visits and tests. For example, Medco switched patients from certain cholesterol-lowering medications to Zocor, but that switch usually required patients to receive follow-up blood tests.
The settlement requires Medco to:
The settlement prohibits Medco from soliciting drug switches when:
In addition, Medco will pay $29.3 million in restitution, damages, and costs to the States, including $2.5 million to patients who incurred expenses related to a certain switch between cholesterol controlling drugs. Iowa's share is about $750,000.
Medco administers plans covering 190 companies in the Fortune 500, including 52 of the Fortune 100, 12 of the country's 42 Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans, and many state and private plans.
Miller said: "Historically, reimbursement for the services of Medco have been a 'black box.' Client plans, doctors, and members had little idea of how the company managed its financial relations with the drug companies, its client plans, and members it represents. Frequently, Medco indicated that it was recommending switching patients from one drug to another in order to save the plan or the patient money. The company did not reveal that it was receiving rebates for the switch from the drug company, and it failed to pass on the savings to the plan or to the patients. Moreover, we alleged that these switches resulted in increased costs to health plans and patients that were not reimbursed by the company."
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States participating in the legal action are: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Washington. Maine, Mass., and Pennsylvania were the lead states. Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller was asked to help lead the effort because of his long experience in antitrust and consumer protection multi-state cases.
Iowa's lawsuit in the matter was filed this morning. Also this morning, Polk County District Court Judge Artis J. Reis approved the 33-page Consent Judgment spelling out the injunction and monetary settlement between the States and Medco. Medco Health Solutions, Inc., is headquartered in Franklin Lakes, NJ. It is the world's largest PBM.
The State Attorneys General alleged that Medco's drug switching, or "therapeutic interchange," programs were unfair or deceptive because, although promoted as a cost-savings measure, the drug switches sometimes increased overall costs to the patient or their health plan. The states said PBM drug switching designed to reduce costs is a very important issue but almost entirely unregulated.
Medco agreed to detailed standards that will govern Medco drug switches in the future. Critically, when it proposes a drug switch, Medco will disclose to doctors and patients the dollar amount of savings that will be achieved by the switch. Medco also will immediately notify patients of a drug switch and provide patients the right to reverse the switch.
The role of PBMs in government-related health plans will soon become more prominent. The Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit, passed in late 2003, will be administered by third parties like PBMs.
Under the terms of the multi-state settlement, Medco must completely revamp its "drug switching" practices to protect health plans and consumers from unnecessary cost increases.
The settlement prohibits Medco from engaging in drug switching if:
In addition to restricting those types of switches, the settlement also requires full disclosure to the prescribing doctor and the affected patient of the reasons for the proposed drug switch. Under the settlement, Medco must:
Miller said: "In today's consent judgment we have taken a major step forward in protecting consumers from higher health costs. Medco is now committed to an open and transparent process. This is particularly important as we approach the dramatic increase in the Medicare program, which in the next decade could handle up to $400 billion in drug purchases for Americans covered under these plans. Today's announcement reflects our resolve that this huge financial commitment to the health of our citizens is managed fairly and effectively."
Iowa's petition (or lawsuit) filed April 26, 2004.
Iowa's Consent Judgment approved April 26, 2004, by Polk County District Court Judge Artis Reis.


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The Lady Statesmen ended up getting what they wanted as they defeated the Christian Brothers University Lady Buccaneers 60-50 in college basketball action. The win pushed the Lady Statesmen to 5-1 with a 1-0 mark in the GSC, while Christian Brothers fell to 2-3 with an 0-1 mark in the GSC.
Delta States women's basketball head coach David Midlick was glad to start conference play on the right foot.
"We had to fight a battle for it, and our young ladies definitely earned it," Midlick said.
The Lady Buccaneers jumped out to a hot start against the Lady Statesmen. Christian Brothers was up 14-6 early in the first half. The Lady Statesmen didn't stay down as the team battled back. Seneca Walton keyed the Lady Statesmen with 10 first half points. Chelsey Rhodes also hit a clutch 3-point bucket to help Delta State take a 26-24 lead at halftime.
"We started off not making some shots," Midlick said. "I think that effected us and our energy level and that just can't happen. We had a few starters get into foul trouble. Some young ladies came off the bench and really gave us a good effort."
The momentum from the first half carried over into the second half. Rhandi Ball, Walton, Brittany Roberts and Chelsey Rhodes scored some key points early in the half to give the Lady Statesmen a 37-27 advantage with 16:07 left to play. The Lady Buccaneers didn't give up as they were able to cut the lead to as few as four points, but the Lady Statesmen were able to hang on for the victory.
Walton had a monster game for the Lady Statesmen by finishing with 16 points, six rebounds and three steals.
"We need to go to her," Midlick said about Walton. "I told her at halftime that she's got to do a little work under the basket. She tends to fade out and wants to be at the elbow and wants to be in the short corner. She did a good job underneath. I kind of challenged her midway through the first half, and I think she made two or three straight baskets."
Roberts, Ball and Chelsey Rhodes scored nine points each to aid the Lady Statesmen, followed by Brooke Rhodes with eight points. Brooke also had nine rebounds with two steals, Ball pulled down seven rebounds with three steals and Chelsey pulled down four rebounds with three assists and three steals. Shanae Govan dished out a team-high four assists, while Becca Ruckes scored four points with three rebounds to round out DSU's attack.
Breanna Ridgell scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds to lead Christian Brothers.
DSU will be off for the next two weeks and will return to the basketball court on Dec. 15 to play Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Ala.