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Frisco Surgeon Doctors for Laparoscopy
Type of Physician: Surgeon
What is a Surgeon?
A certification by the Board of Surgery; practitioners manage a wide range of surgical conditions affecting almost any area of the body. The surgeon provides the diagnosis and the care to patients before, during and after surgery. The surgeon is usually responsible for the comprehensive management of trauma victims and the critically ill. The surgeon has special knowledge and skills in birth defects, tumors, infections and metabolic problems relating to the head and neck, breast, abdomen, extremities including the hand, and the gastrointestinal, vascular and endocrine systems. A general surgeon is expected to be familiar with the most relevant features of other surgical specialties in order to recognize problems in those areas and to know when to refer a patient to another specialist.
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Baseball Opens Up 2013 with 7-0 Shutout Loss at the Hands of #13 Catawba
February 1, 2013
Story Courtesy of Catawba Sports Information
SALISBURY, N.C. - Catawba, ranked 13th in NCAA II, opened its 2013 season with a 7-0 victory over visiting Pfeiffer in baseball action on Friday afternoon at Newman Park. Nick Lomascolo (Mooresville, NC) tossed seven shutouts to lift the Catawba Indians in the opener for both teams.
Lomascolo surrendered just two hits and fanned five in the opening win. A two-out, two-run single from Julio Zubillaga (China Grove, NC) in the bottom of the first provided the only runs the Indians would need. Newcomers Dylan Richardson (Randleman, NC0 and Paul Kronenfeld (Greensboro, NC) each had three hits, while Ethan Satterfield (Madison, NC) joined Zubillaga with a pair of RBI.
After two were out in the Catawba first, Kronenfeld drew a walk and Chris Dula (Troutman, NC) blooped a double to right field. Zubillaga followed with his single to plate both runners. Richardson singled home Danny Parisi (Shirley, NY), who had doubled, then scored himself on a Pfeiffer error to up the lead to 4-0 after two innings.
Dula scored on a double steal with Cameron Cockman (Pleasant Garden, NC) in the third and Satterfield plated the final two runs with RBI groundouts in the fourth and sixth innings. Pfeiffer's best chance to score came in the eighth inning as the Falcons loaded the bases with one out. Will Johnson (Faith, NC) got a double play ball to end the frame then pitched the ninth to close out the win.
Pfeiffer was limited to just four hits on the day. Johnny Brown (Greensboro, NC) had the lone extra-base hit with a double in the sixth. Bryan Tuttle (Lenoir, NC) took the loss for the Falcons. He allowed six runs, four earned, over four and a third innings of work.
The two teams square off again on Saturday at noon. Pfeiffer will follow with a 3 p.m vs. Tusculum. Catawba and Tusculum will play a doubleheader on Sunday beginning at 1 pm.

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Robbie Rogers is a member of the LA Galaxy according to a report in the USA Today.
Sources tell the USA Today that Rogers has agreed to terms with the Galaxy, but they do not specify what LA dealt to the Chicago Fire in exchange for his rights.
The complete report can be found here: Rogers coming back as first openly gay player in MLS
LAGalaxy.com videographer Paolo Ferrari has provided this video preview of the LA Galaxy's match against Seattle Sounders FC.
Check it out below...
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy wrapped up their penultimate day of preparation ahead of Sunday's match with Seattle Sounders FC.
Below are LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's comments to the media…
(On Seattle…)
ARENA: A good team as always. Seattle is among the better teams in the league, year in and year out. This year, I think that they've done a little remodeling and changed a few things, obviously, to the credit of Sigi [Schmid]; he's a very good coach. He knows how to get the best out of his team. They continually have the same kind of qualities. They're a good team offensively, their goalkeeper has been outstanding, their new tandem of center backs has played very well as of late, and Eddie Johnson has been on fire. When you combine him with the qualities of [Brad] Evans, [Mauro] Rosales, [Mario] Martinez then they have a good team on the attacking side of the ball as well."
(On Seattle being a rival…)
ARENA: "Are they a rival? How many rivals can we have? Every team that we play on our schedule are a rival."
(On players thinking that facing Seattle leads to a heighten atmosphere…)
ARENA: "I hope it is [heightened] because we have to play better than we played as of late."
(On how anxious the team is to play after a disappointing loss to New York…)
ARENA: "I think that we're looking forward to the game. I haven't been able to judge on the anxious meter, how high it is, but we're looking forward to the game."
(On the club winning the battle of the health as most players are in training…)
ARENA: "You never win the battle of the health. Between now and kick off, we'll have issues, but we'er getting there. Our goal is to get better as we move into the season. It's still an early part of the season…We have a long way to go."
(On New York City FC…)
ARENA: "That's great. I think that we've understood for years, the likely of a second team in New York. For me, the most exciting news out of it is the Yankees involvement since I am a Yankee for life. That's fabulous to hear."
(On any speculation about him coaching New York City FC…)
ARENA: "I have a job. They're great people to work for, I like working for the Galaxy and AEG."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy may have Brazilian midfielder Juninho back into the fold for this Sunday's match against Seattle Sounders FC.
Juninho returned to the training field on Friday after exiting LA's 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls in the 10th minute after being kicked in his right shin by New York's Juninho Pernambucano. With just one more day of preparation before the Seattle match, Juninho is encouraged about his status for Sunday.
"Today was my first day, I felt okay," Juninho told reporters on Friday. "[The shin] is still hurting a little bit, but today I made good movements and I wasn't feeling anything. Hopefully, I can play on Sunday."
Joining Juninho on the training field was his Brazilian midfield companion Marcelo Sarvas, who did not train earlier this week due to back issue.
"After last week, I felt my back a little bit. We spoke and the decision was to rest [Tuesday and Wednesday] and get back to training [on Friday]," said Sarvas. "I trained normal, so it is no problem. I feel better and I feel ready to go."
In the latest edition of MLSsoccer.com's "Hey DJ!" segment, LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane shares his musical taste, which varies from the Fugees' "Killing Me Softly" to U2 to Michael Jackson.
The LA Galaxy captain talks about his singing, offers his thoughts on "Gangnam Style" and sheds light on which song would be played for a montage of his game (Irish tune Willie McBride). As a fellow Karaoke singer myself, I have to say that I love Keane's choice of "Killing Me Softly" that one has been a staple in my repertoire for years.
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HEY DJ!: For LA Galaxy's Robbie Keane, dinner with U2's Bono is no fantasy
In the latest edition of the All-Access Podcast with Joe Tutino, the "Voice of the Galaxy" speaks to LA Galaxy Reserve League coach Curt Onalfo on U.S. Open Cup, Reserve League, and the Seattle Sounders.
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CARSON, Calif. – Mike Magee missed out on the LA Galaxy's 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls due to a right ankle sprain, but the LA midfielder is hopeful of participating against Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday.
"I'm feeling good. I trained today. No issues, so I'm ready to go," Magee told reporters on Wednesday. "There was a play in the Philly game and I went to jump for a ball and I planted on [Philadelphia Union defender Sheanon] Williams foot first and I just rolled my ankle and we weren't able to control the swelling before the New York game...it was pretty good roll so I feel lucky that it wasn't worse."
Following training, LA head coach Bruce Arena reiterated Magee's optimism stating that he "was doing fine." If Magee is healthy, he'll be itching to take on the Sounders, who he describes as "dangerous as hell" due to their six game unbeaten streak.
"I think that from the day that they came into MLS, they wanted to call us out…I think that they said that we're the expansion team and made comments to like that. They always seem to compare themselves to our team," said Magee. "They've had a ton of success and they're a really hard to play against. Every game that we play against [one another] is a battle and you kind of get the feeling that it's a little more important than a regular league game."
CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane will be joining the Republic of Ireland for their friendlies against England on May 29 and Georgia on June 2 just a day after the Irish FA stated that he will not travel.
On Tuesday, LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena stressed that the Galaxy were eager to keep Keane through their June 2 match with the New England Revolution, but in light of an agreement between U.S. Soccer to release U.S. Internationals—like defender Omar Gonzalez— for their upcoming five matches in May and June, the club allowed Keane's release.
"In reflecting over it, if we're required to release U.S. players then how can we not allow other internationals to go? We're allowing U.S. players to play in friendlies, then it creates an awkward situation, but it's fair," said Arena. "In all fairness, it's the right thing to do. In reality, no player should be released: U.S. players or other internationals. We should adhere to FIFA rules.
"The league mandated that we release the players," Arena later added "If our U.S. internationals are going for friendlies then others should. We're on the same team here and it is not one rule for one and one for another."
In his teleconference last week, U.S. National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann outlined the agreement that will allow U.S. players called up for the matches in May and June to remain with clubs through May 27, in exchange for being open for selection for the final week of the Gold Cup.
Although Arena was quick to mention that he's not "losing any sleep at night" over the move, he admitted that coaches may not agree with the decision.
"I don't think coaches agree with that, but that is fine," said Arena. "We have some input, if we have issues, we try to articulate it. Sometimes, it's not heard, but that is fine."
The LA Galaxy may be traveling across the country to take on the Carolina Railhawks in the third round of the U.S. Open Cup on May 29, but if they defeat the Railhawks then they'll get to host their fourth round match at StubHub Center--possibly against Chivas USA.
U.S. Soccer announced on Wednesday that the LA Galaxy will host their fourth round match against the winner of the third round game between Chivas USA and USL Pro side Los Angeles Blues on June 12, provided they get past the Railhawks. The Rojiblancos will take on the Blues on May 28 at Titan Stadium in Fullerton.
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On Dec. 2, the three winners of Kinston's Election Day races will be sworn in during the last city council meeting of 2013.
B.J. Murphy will serve his second term as mayor, with Robbie Swinson and Wynn Whittington on the city council. While Swinson is serving his third term on the board, Whittington will be a councilman for the first time.
After the coronation, the three — along with city council members Sammy Aiken and Kelly Jarman, Mayor Pro Tem Joe Tyson and city manager Tony Sears — are looking to find solutions in the upcoming year.
Each member of the city council gave insight on the biggest issues facing Kinston in 2014.
"Crime is always an issue, and the perception that comes with it," Aiken said. "We also need to do something about repairing roads. Overall, we need more citizens to be involved. People complain about issues, but we need them to serve on the boards and voice their opinions. We need to have a couple more town hall meetings so we can talk to the people, see what they want and get feedback from the citizens. The appearance of the city with dilapidated buildings is an issue as well. One thing I'd like to see come out of the human relations council is a landlord-tenant association. It's deplorable how some people are living, and we should have more employees in the planning department. I'm going to work with the mayor and the council to get some of these things going and make some type of impact to benefit citizens. We have to be more proactive than reactive."
"One of the issues we're dealing with is continuing to reduce the crime rate," Jarman said. "KPDS has done a good job the last couple years working toward that but area, but we need to continue to focus on crime. We need to look at our infrastructure, see where we're going with that and what we might need to do to improve that. The city needs to focus on economic development to help increase the tax base. Another issue would be the Highway 70 corridor, and seeing what we could do to be a part of that process with transportation. We have a need in resurfacing roads, but we currently have a plan, and we're setting priorities in dealing with it."
"I think the first thing is to build on our successes," Murphy said. "For example, after nearly two decades of decline in population, we're working on an environment of success to help small businesses grow and bring young people home. Part of it is what can be seen in the arts and culture district and the phases of the MLK corridor phases. We're starting and completing large portions of the Riverwalk on the Neuse River. Continuing to tackle crime will be a high priority for the city of Kinston. We need to continue to create an atmosphere where citizens are comfortable reaching out to our police officers. Citizens are our number one solution to deterring crime and even solving crime. The elected body could give our officers as much technology, backup and hours as possible, but unless people are willing to snitch to help solve cases, senseless crime will continue. Technology will be something we'll continue to invest in whether it's water meters — and hopefully electric meters — to give customers more real time data and control over usage. We're streamlining human resourcing efforts so we can fill vacancies with qualified professionals as quickly as possible. We are implementing customer service kiosks at City Hall to give customers a better experience in paying utility bills. With streets, our professional staff said we should be spending half a million a year to keep a 25-year life cycle on resurfacing efforts. We've averaged around $235,000 in the past four years. We still have work to do in that regard, and although we do have street priority listing made available to public on website, we hear the most about Herritage Street. We will still find ways to bundle and save to funnel as many streets as we can to save on manpower and material cost. Fiscal accountability is also important, as well as an open government. This is a public building, and the people running our city government — from utilities to streets, the recreation department and administration itself — are doing the best they can every day to be more efficient, cut costs, give better value to service and be accountable to the people."
"We have to be vigilant about crime, as it's necessary to control criminal and gang activity," Sears said. "It's been a point of the council to pave Herritage St. and to continue the demolition work over the last two years. We're also trying to encourage growth in the downtown district. I also want to find a way to incorporate Smartgrid technology. I think there's a way to help people manage electric costs. This could be the next legitimate product to help citizens manage progress, and smart meters may help.
"At the same time, you never know how things can change from year to year, and other issues may take importance. It's all about timing."
"We still need more jobs for residents in Lenoir County," Swinson said. "We also need to try to address gang awareness. We should try to have a forum to ease some of the tension and citizen backlash that the police department isn't doing anything when they are. Crime and negative public perception needs to be subdued. We need to work on vacant properties in the city whether they can be demolished, rehabbed or try to get them energy efficient to help residents. Of course we're looking at infrastructure improvements and our roads, along with finding ways to increase the tax dollars in our budget. We have a hard time managing and balancing the budget without cuts. People don't want to see services cut like trash pickups, library, police, Pride and the Gate. These are all things we support and the community uses, as well as other entities. We need to keep things at a minimum so we don't have to raise taxes for the citizens."
"The number one issue is always development and how we can grow Kinston," Tyson said. "We're also working on improving roads and maintaining and upgrading the infrastructure. We're also constantly looking on how to improve public safety and monitoring the budget. We're not just looking on how to improve the budget, but how to maintain and save where we can. We're always focused on how to improve things in east Kinston, as well as the human relations within the city. Getting the community more involved in city government has always been a priority of mine, because there are a lot of misconceptions as to why we do things. We need to continue to demolish some of these dilapidated homes and improve the city and its image. These are the issues pertinent to me and the ones I get the most comments about with the citizens of Kinston."
"The first thing is we've got to get our crime rate down," Whittington said. "We need to take a look at the violence in the city and get a handle on that before doing other things we need to do. We've got to increase our tax base without increasing taxes. We certainly need to improve our economic development, and take a look at the infrastructure and roads. One of our challenges is finding the money to improve our infrastructure and getting more people involved in investing in Kinston. You've got Stephen Hill, Vivian Howard and Ben Knight, who have been making strong investments downtown. We've got to get others to make the same kinds of investments in other parts of the city, which goes hand in hand with increasing the tax base."
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E.coli Public Inquiry
September 2005 saw the largest ever outbreak of E. coli O157 in Wales and the second largest in the UK. There were more than 150 cases, most of whom were children. Thirty one people were admitted to hospital and tragically, five year old Mason Jones died.
Professor Hugh Pennington was appointed to Chair the Inquiry. Its terms of reference were:
"To inquire into the circumstances that led to the Outbreak of E.coli O157 infection in South Wales in September 2005, and into the handling of the outbreak; and to consider the implications for the future and make recommendations accordingly"
Professor Pennington published his report on 19 March 2009.
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A new group of nurses recently started their ACH careers in the All Children's Pediatric RN Residency Program. Eleven nurses are enrolled in the 12-month program that is integrated into the existing clinical education structure. Nurses in the current program represent the PICU, CVICU, NICU, Hematology & Oncology and pediatric medicine. The program provides graduate nurses and/or newly licensed nurses with knowledge, skills and support as they transition from the academic setting to the hospital setting. Upon completion of the residency, the RN is skilled and competent to care for acutely ill infants and children. Program components include:
"While most organizations have backed away from educational growth and support, All Children's continues with their commitment to programs that develop nurses," said Hella Ewing, ACH Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer. Over the past two years, our Residency program has evolved into a comprehensive program that focuses on making our new nurses successful. I am proud of the program our team has developed. We have received applicants from all over the country. We continue to look for the best of the best. We will settle for nothing less for our patients and their families."
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GARETH DUNCAN, reporting from Ellis Park, watched the Lions break their 12-year Currie Cup title drought with a 42-16 hammering of the Sharks.
After 12 years of silverware starvation, the Lions have finally fed.
The 26-point victory completed a dream campaign – which included a table-topping run throughout the league phase and an impressive 29-20 semi-final win over a WP side that had six World Cup Springboks in their match day squad. This result was also the Lions' first Currie Cup final triumph at Ellis Park in 61 years.
The Lions wanted it more than their opposition. The Sharks, who struggled for momentum and lacked a clinical edge, looked second best for most parts of the match. The hosts ran faster, tackled harder and toiled tirelessly around the park. That determination – no – that hunger for victory influenced John Mitchell's 'no-name brands' to thump a strong, Springbok-laden Sharks side.
Those who backed a win for the visitors pointed to the quality of their squad, which included seven World Cup Boks. But this match proved to be one game too much for the likes of Bismarck du Plessis and Beast Mtawarira, who struggled to make any trademark impact after long and tiring year. There was also a lack of cohesion, despite this group spending the past three weeks together.
The Lions, who've played generally the same side since day one of Super Rugby in February, worked like a well-oiled machine. But during this impressive team performance, the player who made the ultimate difference was flyhalf Elton Jantjies. The youngster showed Mitchell was correct in selecting him ahead of veteran Butch James during the play-off stages. After starring in the Lions' semi-final win last Saturday, the 20-year-old displayed a Man of the Match performance as he kicked 24 points without missing one attempt.
The platform was set with a good showing in the first half. The Lions mixed moments of impressive attacking play with a resilient defence to hold a 19-6 half-time lead.
Jantjies and fullback Jaco Taute, who nailed a 57m penalty, traded penalties with flyhalf Frederic Michalak early on before wing Michael Killian scored the first try of the match. From a scrum in centre field, centre Doppies la Grange broke the Sharks defence through a set-piece move. His offload put Killian clear.
But it looked like the half would end badly for the Lions. Prop CJ van der Linde had a moment of madness in the 32-minute when he threw Sharks skipper Keegan Daniel over his shoulder whilst clearing a ruck. It earned him a yellow card. The Sharks built momentum with their one-player advantage and paid four visits to the Lions' red zone. However, they couldn't find a much-needed finish and the Lions escaped without conceding any points.
Then there was a controversial moment early in the second half when Willem Alberts scored a try that should not have been allowed. The Sharks flanker broke the Lions' defensive line, but lost the ball forward in the process. However, the knock-on wasn't sighted by the officials and referee Mark Lawrence, who seeked advice from his assistant, awarded the try. The Sharks were back in it as Michalak's conversion made it 22-16. Game on.
The Lions, however, had other plans as that was the Sharks' last score of the match. The following 31 minutes was arguably the best passage of play the Lions have showcased this year.
It was a strong performance that secured 20 points to seal the famous win. First, Pat Cilliers powered over from close range after the Lions attacked from deep. Jantjies added two penalties before Taute had the pace to finish another attacking move in the corner. The following conversion was the final nail in the Sharks' coffin.


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October 10, 2011
Vol. 27 , No. 03
Piano Trio in B, Opus 8 (1854)
Johannes Brahms
Jamaica's Songs (2000)
Music by Su Lian Tan
Text by Jamaica Kincaid
BRENDA PATTERSON, mezzo sporano
DONALD BERMAN, piano
DAVID BOWLIN, violin
DARRETT ADKINS, violoncello
Jamaica's Songs, commissioned by Middlebury College, was premiered in 2000 as part of the College's bicentennial celebrations. Many musicians who have performed this cycle, as well as audience members, find a great solace in its expression. They have remarked, and often, that they find in these songs a channel for mixed emotions regarding their mothers, almost a way out of them. Strong negative feelings as well as longing and pure childlike love emanate from the text by Jamaica Kincaid. She wrote these songs for me the year her mother died and I felt it very necessary to help in her process of healing. My heart went out to her, as heard sometimes in the instrumental writing, this most gifted and powerful of writers. I have meandered in Jamaica's garden in Vermont with pleasure, as I have found the courage to grow in her company.
-Su Lian Tan
As professor of music and former Chairman of the Music Department at Middlebury College, Su Lian Tan is known for her unique musical perspective and connecting to her students through the exploration of all kinds of music. In addition to teaching composition, she also coaches, conducts, and coordinates both student and professional concerts.
The second concert in the Athenaeum's Fall 2011 Chamber Music series occurs Monday, October 10th. This concert will also provide a rare and wonderful opportunity to hear a recent work by composer Su Lian Tan, based on a text by Jamaica Kincaid.
Reservations for dinner are available and open to all. The concert begins at 6:45 p.m.
Piano trio in B , Opus 8 (1854)
Johannes Brahms
1. Allegro con brio
2. Scherzo
3. Adagio
4. Allegro
Donald Berman, piano
David Bowlin, violin
Darrett Adkins, violoncello
Jamaica's Songs (2000)
Music by Su Lian Tan
Text by Jamaica Kincaid
1. mystery
2. angry . . .
3. grave
4. whisper
5. grazioso
6. lullaby
7. stern . . .
8. terms
Brenda Patterson, mezzo-soprano
Is California Governable?
Dan Walters, a political columnist with the Sacramento Bee, has been writing about California politics for most of his more than 40 years as a journalist. His talk will focus on the question "Is California Ungovernable?" Walters joined the Sacramento Union's capitol bureau in 1975 as Jerry Brown began his governorship and he later became the Union's capitol bureau chief. In 1981, he began writing the state's only daily newspaper column devoted to California political, economic and social events and in 1984, he and the column moved to the Sacramento Bee.
Walters has written over 7,500 articles about California and its politics, and his column now appears in more than 50 California newspapers. Walters' articles have appeared in the Wall Street Journal and the Christian Science Monitor, among other publications. Walters is also the founding editor of the California Political Almanac, a frequent commentator on California politics for national news shows, and is the author of The New California: Facing the 21st Century (1986), a widely used college textbook about California's socioeconomic and political trends, and co-author of The Third House: Lobbyists, Money and Power in Sacramento (2002). Walters also contributed chapters to two other books, Remaking California: Reclaiming the Public Good (2010) and The New Political Geography of California (2008).
His talk is sponsored by the Rose Institute of State and Local Government.
The Brain's Politics: When the Nature of Reason Matters
Since the 1980's, Professor George Lakoff has used his expertise in linguistics in cognitive science to make important discoveries in the linguistic, philosophical, and political fields, including his conclusions about the effect metaphor has on American politics. This early foray into politics led him to his current specialty, "framing in politics" — the use of frame semantics in everyday thought and the associated language, and how it can be used to motivate a party's base and clarify its moral positions. Professor Lakoff is now the world's leading expert on framing in politics.
Professor Lakoff has advised the Democratic caucuses in the House and the Senate, helped Democratic candidates around the country, and worked with hundreds of advocacy groups on issues ranging from the environment and health care to civil liberties and international relations. His best-selling book Don't Think of an Elephant!/How Democrats and Progressives Can Win: Know Your Values and Frame the Debate: The Essential Guide for Progressives (2005) taught a generation of political activists how framing works in politics and had a powerful effect on the national elections in 2006 and 2008. His other books on politics — Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think (2002), Thinking Points: Communicating Our American Values and Vision (2006), Whose Freedom?: The Battle Over America's Most Important Idea (2006) and The Political Mind: Why You Can't Understand 21st-Century American Politics with an 18th-Century Brain (2008) — provide a thorough guide to political thought and language.
In his academic life, Professor Lakoff is renowned for his discoveries on how the mind is embodied, how metaphorical thought works, what meaning is, and how meaning structures language. His current research is on how language and thought work in the brain.
The Goldman Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the University of California at Berkeley, Professor Lakoff is also one of the world's best-known cognitive scientists and linguists. He received his bachelor's degree from MIT in mathematics and literature in 1962 and his Ph.D. in Linguistics from Indiana University in 1966. He taught at Harvard and the University of Michigan before becoming Professor at U.C. Berkeley in 1972. In addition to his books on mind, language and politics, Professor Lakoff has written widely onphilosophy, poetics, art, and mathematics.
George Lakoff's talk is sponsored by the Center for Writing and Public Discourse and The Family of Benjamin Z. Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
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LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
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Milosz Centenary Festival
In a career spanning five decades, W.S. Merwin, poet, translator, and environmental activist, has become one of the most widely read and imitated poets in America. The son of a Presbyterian minister, for whom he began writing hymns at the age of five, Merwin went to Europe as a young man and developed a love of languages that led to work as a literary translator. Over the years, his poetic voice has moved from the more formal and medieval influenced somewhat by Robert Graves and the medieval poetry he was then translating to a more distinctly American voice, following his two years in Boston where he got to know Robert Lowell, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, Adrienne Rich, and Donald Hall, all of whom were breaking out of the rhetoric of the 1950s. W.S. Merwin's recent poetry is perhaps his most personal, arising from his deeply held beliefs. He is not only profoundly anti-imperialist, pacifist, and environmentalist, but also possessed by an intimate feeling for landscape and language and the ways in which land and language interflow. His latest poems are densely imagistic and full of an intimate awareness of the natural world.
In 1999, W.S. Merwin was named Poetry Consultant to the Library of Congress for a jointly-held position along with poets Rita Dove and Louise Gluck. He has been honored as laureate of the Struga Poetry Evenings Festival in Macedonia, receiving the international poetry award, the Golden Wreath Award. In the fall of 2004, Merwin received the 2004 Lannan Lifetime Achievement Award. Included in his numerous awards are the Pulitzer Prize (twice), the National Book Award, the Tanning Prize, the Bollingen Prize, and the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize. In July 2010, William Merwin was appointed United States Poet Laureate by the Librarian of Congress. He lives, writes, and gardens in Hawaii, on the island of Maui. He has spent the last 30 years planting 19 acres with over 800 species of palm, creating a sustainable forest. The property has recently been turned into a conservancy, the Merwin Conservancy.
Milosz Centenary Festival
Azar Nafisi is best known as the author of the national bestseller Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books, which electrified its readers with a compassionate and often harrowing portrait of the Islamic revolution in Iran and how it affected one university professor and her students. Earning high acclaim and an enthusiastic readership, Reading Lolita in Tehran is an incisive exploration of the transformative powers of fiction in a world of tyranny. The book has spent over 117 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list. Reading Lolita in Tehran has been translated in 32 languages, and has won diverse literary awards, including the 2004 Non-fiction Book of the Year Award from Booksense, the Frederic W. Ness Book Award, the 2004 Latifeh Yarsheter Book Award, an achievement award from the American Immigration Law Foundation, as well as being a finalist for the 2004 PEN/Martha Albrand Award for Memoir. In 2006 she won a Persian Golden Lioness Award for literature, presented by the World Academy of Arts, Literature, and Media. In 2009 Reading Lolita in Tehran was named as one of the "100 Best Books of the Decade" by The Times (London).
Nafisi is a Visiting Professor and the director of Cultural Conversations at the Foreign Policy Institute of Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C., where she is a professor of aesthetics, culture, and literature, and teaches courses on the relation between culture and politics. She held a fellowship at Oxford University, teaching and conducting a series of lectures on culture and the important role of Western literature and culture in Iran after the revolution in 1979. She taught at the University of Tehran, the Free Islamic University, and Allameh Tabatabai before her return to the United States in 1997, earning national respect and international recognition for advocating on behalf of Iran's intellectuals, youth, and especially young women. In 1981, she was expelled from the University of Tehran for refusing to wear the mandatory Islamic veil and did not resume teaching until 1987. Azar Nafisi conducted workshops in Iran for women students on the relationship between culture and human rights; the material culled from these workshops formed the basis of a new human rights education curriculum. She has lectured and written extensively in English and Persian on the political implications of literature and culture, as well as the human rights of the Iranian women and girls and the important role they play in the process of change for pluralism and an open society in Iran. She has been consulted on issues related to Iran and human rights both by the policy makers and various human rights organizations in the U.S. and elsewhere. She is also involved in the promotion of not just literacy, but of reading books with universal literary value.
Azar Nafisi has written for The New York Times, Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. Her cover story, "The Veiled Threat: The Iranian Revolution's Woman Problem" published in The New Republic (February 22, 1999) has been reprinted into several languages. She is the author of Anti-Terra: A Critical Study of Vladimir Nabokov's Novels. She also wrote the new introduction to the Modern Library Classics edition of Tolstoy's Hadji Murad, as well as the introduction to Iraj Pezeshkzad?s My Uncle Napoleon, published by Modern Library (April 2006). She has published a children's book (with illustrator Sophie Benini Pietromarchi) BiBi and the Green Voice (in Italy with Adelphi, as BiBi e la voce verde). Azar Nafisi's new book, Things I Have Been Silent About: Memories, a memoir about her mother, was published in January 2009. She is currently working on a book entitled Republic of the Imagination, which is about the power of literature to liberate minds and peoples. Azar Nafisi's book That Other World: Nabokov and the Puzzle of Exile (Yale University Press) will be published in January 2012. She lives in Washington, D.C.
A Conversation with Henry Kravis '67
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
CMC is pleased to welcome Henry Kravis '67, founding partner of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR), to the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum for a special luncheon celebrating the dedication of the Kravis Center.
Kravis began his career as vice president of Katy Industries, a New York Stock Exchange company, where he designed and implemented their acquisition program. He then joined Bear Stearns & Co, became a partner and remained there until 1976, when he and two partners founded Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., a firm that pioneered the development of private equity. Kravis has been involved in the largest and most successful acquisitions via private equity. These include RJR Nabisco, Beatrice, Safeway, Duracell, Owens-Illinois, Autozone, TXU, First Data, Toys R Us and Dollar General, among others. In total, his firm has completed over 165 transactions with a total acquisition price of approximately $422 billion. KKR has 11 offices in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Kravis has served or is serving on numerous corporate boards of directors, including RJR Nabisco, Safeway, Gillette, Borden, Owens-Illinois and Tarkett S.A. He is a board member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He founded and is co-chairman of the New York City Investment Fund, which was designed to create jobs and help small businesses in New York City. He is also on the board and was co-chairman of the Partnership for New York City, which represents the business community in its dealings with the public sector. Kravis also serves on the Board of Trustees of Mount Sinai Hospital; Public Television Channel 13/WNET New York, for which he served as chairman of the board; Columbia Graduate School of Business, where he serves as co-chairman of the Board; Rockefeller University, where he serves as vice chairman; and Claremont McKenna College, where he founded the Kravis Leadership Institute and has served as its chairman. In 2006, he his wife, Marie-Josée Kravis, established the Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership, which is awarded annually to an individual or organization that demonstrates leadership, creativity, and sustainability in the nonprofit sector.
Kravis earned a B.A. in economics from CMC and a M.B.A. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business, New York.
Milosz Centenary Festival: Readings
RECEPTION 5:30 p.m.; DINNER 6:00 p.m.; LECTURE 6:45 p.m. FOUNDERS ROOM, BAUER CENTER
Robert Pinsky's first two terms as United States Poet Laureate were marked by such visible dynamism, and such national enthusiasm in response, that the Library of Congress appointed him to an unprecedented third term. Throughout his career, Pinsky has been dedicated to identifying and invigorating poetry's place in the world.
As Poet Laureate, Robert Pinsky founded the Favorite Poem Project, in which thousands of Americans of varying backgrounds, all ages, and from every state, shared their favorite poems. Pinsky believed that, contrary to stereotype, poetry had a vigorous presence in the American cultural landscape. The project documents that presence, giving voice to the American audience for poetry. The anthology Americans' Favorite Poems, which includes letters from project participants, is in its 18th printing. Elegant and tough, vividly imaginative, Pinsky's poems have earned praise for their wild musical energy and ambitious range.
The poetry editor for the online magazine Slate, Pinsky teaches in the graduate writing program at Boston University.
C. K. Williams is the author of ten books of poetry, the most recent of which is Wait (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2010). Collected Poems (FSG, 2007), features the long arc of Williams' career, from the morbid sanguinities of his apprentice work to the careful, moving, stanzaic focus evident in 21 new poems. He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2003, and teaches in the Writing Program at Princeton University.
Williams started writing poetry when he was nineteen, shortly after taking his last required English class at the University of Pennsylvania. "Poetry didn't find me, in the cradle or anywhere near it: I found it," he recalled. "I realized at some point, very late, it's always seemed, that I needed it, that it served a function for me, or someday would, however unclear that function may have been at first." Williams found his voice as a poet in the mid-sixties when writing to a magazine editor about the violence directed against civil rights activists. The process of writing this letter opened up a new way of thinking for Williams, a paradigm for writing all of his poetry.
Williams is known for his daring formal style, marrying perceptive everyday observations to lines so long that they defy the conventions of lyric poetry. His poems often border on the prosaic, inspiring critics to compare them to Walt Whitman's.
Anthony Milosz was born in 1947 in Washington, D.C. He attended public schools and lycee in France, and went on to study linguistics, anthropology, and chemistry at the University of California Berkeley, and neurophysiology and neuropharmacology at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. Currently Milosz is a hardware and software designer, as well as as a composer and member of the Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music. He recently released "Rzeki", an album of Milosz readings set to music. He has also translated his father Czeslaw's poetry, including the "Last Poems" section of Selected and Last Poems (Ecco Press, Fall 2011).
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OXFORD TOWN – Summer produce is at its peak and both the Mid-Town and Taylor Farmers' Markets are serving it up in a big way every Saturday morning. This week, the Mid-Town Market welcomes Dave Spruill (pictured) as its featured entertainment and Taylor Farmers' Market features the cool tunes of Don Hudson and Don Buchanan. See Page 7 of this week's edition of Oxford Town for details about both markets. (July 28, 2011, Page 7)


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Supercar driving playboys clash with upper class Brits.
Residents in London's affluent Knightsbridge area are voicing their frustration with young men from the Gulf States who arrive each summer to drive their premium cars recklessly around the capital's streets.
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February 27, 2013
Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCD) on January 24 adopted
an amendment to the state's Territorial Sea Plan which will allow for future
siting of marine renewable energy development projects. The Territorial
Sea Plan covers state waters extending three miles out from the shoreline.
The new amendment identifies four "Renewable Energy
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encouraged. When specific projects are proposed, developers will have to show
that they will meet standards for protecting ecological resources, fishing and
other existing uses, and coastal views. Marine renewable energy developers can
also seek approval for projects in other areas off Oregon's coast, but will
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The LaGrange City Council Tuesday proclaimed today as Jennifer Shrader Day in honor of LaGrange Daily News reporter Jennifer Shrader for her many years covering LaGrange government and community events. Shrader's last day at the Daily News will be Nov. 6, as she has accepted the position of managing editor at the Kinston, N.C., Free Press. Council honored Shrader with a plaque and honorary proclamation.
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The only opportunity I--[and others at the game]--had to view an ump's underwear he had split his pants while in a crouch.
Pity the poor volunteer umps as to choosing what color to wear.
Michael..Last time I called an umpire "Hey Mike" nine "Mikes" in the stands answered.
Safer to call them all "Blue."
Proving once again, that umpiring isn't what it is cracked up to be. TM
"Split" opinions on that TM.
I should ASSume you guys won't give up your day jobs!!
Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it!
That's my problem NELL----gave it up 20 years ago.
On a more serious note, when I did Kutno last year, our deputy chief umpire for the tournament, Jason, was bound to do the Midwest Regionals. In fact, he did the plate for the championship game.
During the tournament, he arranged to have his team wear pink umpire shirts with the breast cancer awareness ribbon right below the Little League patch.
Jason umpired Little League with his aunt who--during the Regionals--was in the hospital with breast cancer. His gesture was a tribute to his aunt, and ESPN made a very nice news story of it as they covered the Midwest Championship.
I'd wear a pink shirt, as some of the profits go to the Amercian Cancer Society.
Mike CVUA
I am 100% against anyone having breast cancer. And a great place to donate is the American Cancer Society. I would wear a pink shirt to bring awareness to Breast Cancer, but without going into any detail here, I would not support, in any way, the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Anyone needing details can PM me.
Thanks to Hugo for the spelling lesson!
Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it!
Nice Link - too bad it didn't work for me...
BTW, It is KomEn, not KomAn
Fixed the link, thanks for the correction on the spelling!!
Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it!


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There are so many ways you can help. Go to Mandi's website to learn about how you can get tested to see if your bone marrow or cord blood is a match. You can also help spread the word through Twitter and Facebook. Here's information on how to donate cord blood.
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2011 Spring Schedule Opens Up This Weekend with Men's Volleyball; Falcons to Host 81 Home Games in 73 Days
January 19, 2011
MISENHEIMER, N.C. The 2011 spring sports schedule for Pfeiffer University officially begins this Friday and Saturday as mens volleyball opens up NCAA play with four games at the Hampton Inn & Sleep Inn EMU DII/DIII Classic. All tidbits on Pfeiffers spring teams are listed below. Starting February 1st, Pfeiffer will host a total of 81 contests on the Misenheimer campus while hosting a pair of golf tournaments at Old North State (men) and at the Ballantyne Resort in Charlotte (women).
Mens volleyball will take on CCNY, Medaille, Lancaster Bible and host Eastern Mennonite Friday and Saturday to kick-off their 25-game schedule. In their inaugural campaign a year ago, the Falcons and libero Mark Hess led the nation in digs per game becoming the NCAAs statistical champion. Mens volleyball officially competes at the division one level with teams such as Penn State, Stanford and Southern California.
Pfeiffer will host seven matches in 2011, four inside Conference Carolinas play. The rest of the schedule features a division one trip to Muncie, Indiana as the Falcons take on their first D1 opponent in Ball State. Starting in 2012, mens volleyball will be an official Conference Carolinas sport enabling the league to register for an automatic qualifier into the NCAA tournament. The current tournament is a four-team, single elimination event. With the addition of Conference Carolinas, changes will eventually be made to include more teams in the postseason festivities.
All of the spring teams have schedule highlights listed below. The official preseason polls will be released in the next 7-10 days. Click on the sport below to be directed onto their athletic homepage. To visit mens volleyball, click HERE.
Season Opener - Tuesday, February 1st at Lenoir-Rhyne (3pm)
Home Opener - Tuesday, February 8th vs. Catawba (2pm)
Conference Opener Feb. 26-27 at Barton
Conference Home Opener Mar. 4-5 vs. Erskine
Conference Tournament Apr. 14-17 hosted by Barton (Wilson, NC)
Schedule highlights include a weekend tournament at Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium in Kannapolis against Catawba, Tusculum and Brevard (Feb. 4-6) weekend three-game series at Georgia College and State (Feb. 18-20) 15 games against the South Atlantic Conference seven games against the Peach Belt Conference 21 conference games (12 away, 9 home) total three-game home series against Erskine, Belmont Abbey and St. Andrews 48 games overall in a 71-day span.
Season Opener Saturday, February 12th at Carson-Newman (1pm)
Home Opener Wednesday, February 16th vs. Catawba (1:30pm)
Conference Opener Sunday, February 20th at Barton (2pm)
Conference Home Opener Saturday, February 26th vs. St. Andrews (1pm)
Conference Tournament Apr. 15-17 hosted by Coker (Hartsville, SC)
Schedule highlights include a one-day appearance at the Mid-South Classic on March 6th hosted by Newberry in Spartanburg, SC 12 games against the SAC eight games against the PBC 18 conference games (10 away, 8 home) total home league doubleheaders against St. Andrews, Coker, Belmont Abbey and Mount Olive 48 games overall in 57-day span.
Season Opener Saturday, February 19th at Lenoir-Rhyne (2pm)
Home Opener Sunday, February 27th vs. St. Leo (12pm)
Conference/Home Opener Saturday, March 12th vs. St. Andrews (2pm)
Conference Tournament April 15, 17 hosted by Queens (Charlotte, NC)
Schedule highlights include a pair of games in Florida at Florida Southern and against Notre Dame de Namur seven games against the Deep South Conference five Conference Carolinas games (2 away, 3 home) non-conference home contests against Lake Erie, Merrimack and Rollins league home games against St. Andrews, Lees-McRae and Limestone 15 games overall (plus tournament games) in 64-day span.
Season Opener Saturday, February 19th at Lenoir-Rhyne (11am)
Home Opener Tuesday, March 1st vs. Gannon (3pm)
Conference/Home Opener Thursday, March 17th vs. Belmont Abbey (4pm)
Conference Tournament April 16-17 hosted by Queens (Charlotte, NC)
Schedule highlights include three-straight on the road to open up the season non-conference games after match at L-R with Belmont Abbey and Queens non-conference home contests against Gannon, Rollins, East Stroudsburg and Lemoyne seven conference games (3 away, 4 home) league home tilts against Belmont Abbey, Converse, St. Andrews and Queens 16 games overall in 50-day span.
Season/Home Opener Tuesday, February 15th vs. Johnson C. Smith (TBA)
Conference Opener Tuesday, February 22nd at Belmont Abbey (2pm)
Conference Home Opener Tuesday, March 22nd vs. Limestone (2:30pm)
Conference Tournament April 15-17 hosted by Erskine (Palmetto Tennis Complex/Sumter, SC)
Schedule highlights include six-straight road contests after season opener vs. Johnson C. Smith four matches against the SAC one match against a division one opponent (at Gardner-Webb) eight of the nine final regular season matches at home including six-straight to end the year eight conference matches (4 away, 4 home) home matches in conference against Limestone, Queens, Coker, Lees-McRae 16 matches overall in 53-day span.
Season Opener Sunday, February 13th at UNC-Charlotte (3pm)
Home & Conference Opener Tuesday, March 1st vs. Converse (3pm)
Conference Tournament April 15-17 hosted by Erskine (Palmetto Tennis Complex/Sumter, SC)
Schedule highlights include six-straight road matches to open the season beginning at division one UNC-Charlotte nine of first 10 matches in 2011 away from the Johnson Tennis Center six of final seven matches at home five matches against the SAC eight conference matches (4 away, 4 home) home league matches against Converse, Queens, Coker and Lees-McRae 18 matches overall in 55-day span.
Spring Season Opener February 21-22 hosting Falcon Invitational (Old North State)
Conference Tournament April 17-19 hosted by Belmont Abbey (Tanglewood Country Club/Clemmons, NC)
Schedule highlights include opening up five-tournament schedule at Old North State other tournaments include trips to Salisbury, Wilson and Charlotte before heading to Clemmons.
Spring Season Opener March 7-8 hosting Dana Rader Intercollegiate (Ballantyne Resort/Charlotte, NC)
Conference Tournament April 17-19 hosted by Belmont Abbey (Tanglewood Country Club/Clemmons, NC)
Schedule highlights include four overall tournaments starting with the Dana Rader Intercollegiate in Charlotte a trip to the Pinehurst Challenge awaits in late March conference tournament tune-up trip to Tennessee in early April before three-round league battle April 17-19.


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Jayme Thiem enters her first year as the head coach of the Westminster women's tennis team in 2014.
"I look forward to this opportunity to take over the women's tennis program," Thiem said. "Taking over after Scooter's success that he has had over the years, including winning consecutive conference titles, is going to be tough to fill, but I am up for the challenge."
A native of Cold Spring, Ky., Thiem is also the assistant women's basketball coach for the Titans.
Thiem spent two years as an assistant women's basketball coach at her alma mater, Thomas More College. As a coach, Thiem helped guide Thomas More to a 56-5 record in two seasons, including two NCAA tournament appearances. She was responsible for recruiting and guard development.
During Thiem's two years as a player at Thomas More, the Saints compiled a 57-3 record and made two NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Tournament appearances. A team captain in 2009, Thiem earned NCAA Division III All-America honors in 2008 and 2009 and she was the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Player of the Year in 2008. Prior to attending Thomas More, Thiem lettered two years at Division I Eastern Kentucky after graduating from Newport Central Catholic High School in 2005.


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I note that some here count this debate a win to Sam. While I don't fall on the side of the angels on this debate, I truly think that in terms of a debate, Sam lost.
I've noticed a few tricks that WLC consistently deploys and was more than a bit disappointed that Sam failed to comprehensively demolish the Argument from Morality.
In the hope that, in future debates, something can be done about WLC's use of debates to run apparent rings around more rational speakers, I've tried to eke out the errors in his various arguments.
I'm probably not the first, and I hope I won't be the last, but if I can help to get fully prepared debaters to stand against WLC then I'll have done my bit.
Please take a look at When Morality Arguments are Bad. Any constructive criticism would be much appreciated.
Humans do not have free will.
Morality would have to involve individual choice.
It is illogical to discuss the relationship between an imaginary god and an imaginary quality.
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- What does a giant energy generation and distribution corporation like Exelon see in a relatively tiny distribution utility like Pepco? Why is Exelon willing to pay $2.5 billion more than Pepco's ...1 comments 3 Recs
- And yet another one... I know it's difficult to keep track of all of the brown people dying at the hands of various law enforcement officers all over America ...5 comments 2 Recs
- This is my first "diary" here at Daily Kos. I don't know if this post is appropriate for this site. It is more a collection of musings and questions than a presentation of facts and information. I ...9 comments 5 Recs
- The five scrolls or megillot, The Song of Songs, Ruth, Esther, Ecclesiastes, and Lamentations, are read during the year on different holidays. Ruth, my subject here, is read on Shavuot . This is ...3 comments 7 Recs
- The Executions Continue Time to call it what they are: Executions Ohio ********************************+********************************2 comments 2 Recs
- Autism from vaccines? Cloning stem cells? Easy way to create stem cells? These erroneous studies were published in the peer reviewed Lancet, Science and Nature say a couple of scientific journal ...18 comments 4 Recs
- Word out of Iraq from yesterday is quite different the what I see in the morning war coverage out of MSM/corporate media. -- Over in Iraq the coalition has set up two large-scale victories in the ...31 comments 18 Recs
- I've quoted this passage before, but I think it bears repeating. Some of the defenders of the Duggar family are saying that those mean ol' godless liberals are persecuting the Duggars because of ...11 comments 14 Recs
- 8chan founder/administrator and #Gamergate hero Fredrick Brennan has been kicked off Gratipay and is now accepting donations Bitcoin only. He's now forced to do his accounting in the same untraceable,7 comments 0 Recs
- INNOCENTS! Not "suspects" . I'm getting tired of the meaningless use of the word "suspects" in national media. Suspects get arrested and tried in a court by a jury of their peers. "Suspects" get ...6 comments 3 Recs
- I am going to give in to Denise Oliver Velez's request to turn a comment into a diary. The aversion to length (TL;DR) is a peculiar modern affliction, but I will make it easier for people who ...8 comments 30 Recs