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And Then There Were Four - Taped Eviction Show Results
Greetings one and all - unless you ONLY come to Big Brother Gossip for your Big Brother news you most likely already know that the word on the street is Kalia was indeed voted out on tonight's taped eviction show and Adam won the HoH competition beating out Jordan by one question. The news was broadcast to the twitter universe as I expect it would be and I trust the source I am quoting (MissCleoBB13).
Here are a few other tidbits from that source and one other.......
- Kalia apparently told Adam to start playing like an all star and not a fan in her eviction speech <POW!>
- Adam was 6 for 6 in the questions - Jordan 5 for 6. The questions were indeed based on the Fortune Tellers quotes.
- Julie wore a "leopard one piece dress" on the show.
- Shelly entering the Jury House was shown and things were very uncomfortable.
- Rachel left a nasty goodbye message to Kalia and her jaw dropped. She called her a cow. Kalia was not happy.
Now that we know Adam has won, the question is, what will he do?
His nominations really mean nothing as the real holder of power this "week" (ok its only 2 days) is the Power of Veto winner who will both get to decide who is nominated and cast the one vote to evict (Unless Adam also wins the POV).
In all likelyhood I THINK Porsche needs to win the POV to stay - but some feel if he wins it, Adam will want Rachel evicted. Adam has been closer to Porsche than Rachel but I don't think he wants the blood on his hands and so may either throw the POV competition or if he wins it he might evict Porsche by letting Jordan or Rachel cast the vote to evict.
The feeds have been off since 2pm and at the very least will stay off until after the show airs on Wednesday - when they return we may find out who the POV winner is - unless it hasn't been played yet.


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Twelve Falcons End Up on Conference's All-Academic Team in Soccer
October 28, 2010
HIGH POINT, NC - Conference Carolinas is proud to announce the 2010 Mens & Womens Soccer Academic All-Conference Team award winners. League member institutions stress the role of "Academics and Athletics Working Together" and each sports Academic All-Conference award winners exemplify this continued league-wide commitment. Twelve soccer players at Pfeiffer University (6 men, 6 women) represent the Falcons on the list.
The 2010 Conference Carolinas Mens & Womens Soccer Academic All-Conference representatives have been awarded to the following junior and senior student-athletes with a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or higher on a 4.0 scale in all work completed at their member institution that have played in a conference sponsored sport. The GPA is calculated based on the student-athletes cumulative average through the previous semester and each student-athlete must have attended their member institution for at least one academic year.
Each year the Academic All-Conference Team is released while closing out each regular season before starting the tournament championships.
Womens soccer will begin tournament play on Monday, November 1st while the men kick-off on Tuesday as all quarterfinal games will be played at the higher seeded team. Semifinal and final matches are also at the higher seeded team with the women playing that following Thursday and Saturday and the men playing on Friday and Sunday.
Mens Soccer Academic All-Conference Team
Ridge Pruitt, Barton
Brian Riesenberg, Barton
Louis Liberatore, Belmont Abbey
Cade Weatherly, Erskine
Luke Duffy Lees-McRae
Harry Lockwood, Limestone
Keegan Ziada, Limestone
Tom Morris, Limestone
Michael Stephenson, Limestone
Tyler Jameson, Mount Olive
Shamsoun Dikori, Pfeiffer
Luis Landim, Pfeiffer
Roberto Perez, Pfeiffer
Fahret Salihovic, Pfeiffer
Brandon Stubbs, Pfeiffer
Johannes Tisell, Pfeiffer
Matthew Gwilt, Queens
Michael Lum, Queens
Patrick Morgan, Queens
Womens Soccer Academic All-Conference Team
Brittany Bobbitt, Barton
Hilary Peterson, Barton
Kristen Voirin, Belmont Abbey
Stephanie Avila, Belmont Abbey
Jamie McCoy, Coker
Amanda Warner, Coker
Emily Wentsky, Erskine
Amanda Tinker, Erskine
Brittany Bolton, Lees-McRae
Mary Dorn, Lees-McRae
Jessica OLeary, Lees-McRae
Victoria Rich, Lees-McRae
Brooke Santerre, Lees-McRae
Madeline Dulisse, Limestone
Diane Boyce, Limestone
Meredith Wingerson, Limestone
Ashley Alderin-Fleagle, Limestone
Kristin Alderin-Fleagle, Limestone
Casey King, Limestone
Lyndsey McIntyre, Mount Olive
Cara Paxson, Mount Olive
Lindsey Stanley, Mount Olive
Savannah Kosik, Mount Olive
Brittany Thurlow, Mount Olive
Caroline Smith, Mount Olive
Jamie Alcala, Pfeiffer
Alex Cook, Pfeiffer
Erin Menzel, Pfeiffer
Sara McCormack, Pfeiffer
Jessica Moulton, Pfeiffer
Alyssa Wombwell, Pfeiffer
Katherine Carr, Queens
Sara Jones, Queens
Michelle Landry, Queens
Kariel Parian, Queens
Samantha Striano, Queens
Kathryn Sylvester, Queens
Becky Brandenberg, St. Andrews
Olivia Taylor, St. Andrews
Jenna Hughes, St. Andrews
Shana Schroeder, St. Andrews
Morgan Achilles, St. Andrews

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- Panasonic SC-BTT490 5.1 – 3D theater system that includes a Blu-Ray Disc Player – $435
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Wales rebounded from being down to to score a late winning try for a 19-12 victory over England at Twickenham.
There was drama as England were denied a last-minute try and the chance to draw level as David Strettle was adjudged not to have grounded the ball in his dive for the try line. Wales have Leigh Halfpenny's brilliant last-ditch tackle for the victory which secures them the Triple Crown and their first win in London since 1988.
Scott Williams touched down for the winning score five minutes earlier, completing a comeback from 12-6 down. Warren Gatland's men are on course for a Grand Slam, with Scotland and Ireland now standing in their path.
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This notice is to inform you of the preventative measures taken by New York University ("NYU") to address sexual assault and bias-related incidents and crimes on campus.
As defined in NYU's Anti-Harassment Policy and New York University's Policies and Procedures Concerning Sexual Assault, sexual assault is a sexual act against the will and without the consent of the victim or where the victim is incapable of giving consent. This definition includes conduct that would not only be considered in violation of NYU's AntiHarassment Policy, but conduct criminal under the New York State Penal Code.
Under the New York State Penal Code, sex offenses are defined in Sections 130.00 to 130.70. Sexual offenses include rape, sodomy, sexual abuse and aggravated sexual abuse, and sexual misconduct. These criminal offenses are ranked by degrees (first degree, second degree, etc.) and carry prison sentences ranging from a few months for a misdemeanor to twenty-five years for a felony. For further information on state laws regarding sex offenses, please refer to New York University's Policies and Procedures Concerning Sexual Assault.
Sexual assault is also a form of gender-based harassment that is prohibited by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; Title VII of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1990; and the New York State and New York City Human Rights Laws. Sexual assault and sexual harassment can occur between persons of the same or opposite gender and can include, but is not limited to, rape, stalking, unwanted touching, other unwanted verbal or physical conduct, and adverse conduct based on a person's sexual orientation.
Bias-related conduct, which also is referred to as "harassment," or "discrimination", is defined by NYU's Anti-Harassment Policy and includes any adverse conduct based upon race, gender and/or gender identity or expression, color, religion, age, national origin, ethnicity, disability, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, marital status, citizenship status, or any other legally protected basis is prohibited by law and/or University policies.
Bias-related conduct is prohibited by laws that include, but are not limited to, Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973;
the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1988; and the New York State and New York City Human Rights Laws.
A bias-related crime occurs under the New York State Hate Crimes Act of 2000 (New York State Penal Code § 485.05) when a person commits a specified criminal offense and:
It is the responsibility of all members of the NYU community to report incidents of sexual assault or bias-related incidents or crimes. If you are the victim of a sexual assault or bias-related incident or if you have witnessed such an assault or incident, you should report the incident immediately pursuant to NYU's Anti-Harassment Policy. The addendum to the policy identifies the person to whom a complaint should be made depending on the status of the accused (e.g. student, faculty, staff, non-University)
You should also report the incident to the NYU Department of Public Safety. The Department pf Public Safety will respond and advise the victim of his or her options regarding the criminal justice system and assist the victim in filing a police report, if the victim chooses to do so.
The Department of Public Safety can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at:
Department of Public Safety and Transportation
14 Washington Place
New York, New York 10003-6696
(212) 998-2222
In the event of an emergency, please dial 911 for the New York City Police Department.
The emotional reactions that may follow a sexual assault often make the decision making process with regard to seeking legal, medical, and counseling services more complicated. The following information may be helpful to a victim of sexual assault.
Reporting a sexual assault does not obligate a victim to file criminal charges or pursue other legal action. However, prompt reporting and a comprehensive forensic examination completed at a hospital emergency department within ninety-six (96) hours of the assault will better enable the victim to file criminal charges at a later date if he or she chooses to do so.
A forensic examination will include a general examination, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, and emergency contraception. It will also include the collection of evidence. Therefore, it is best not to shower, wash, douche, eat or drink after a sexual assault. It is also important to bring the clothes that were worn at the time of the assault with you in a paper bag. The hospital will store the forensic evidence for thirty (30) days which allows time for the victim to decide whether he or she will report the sexual assault to the police. Financial assistance for any expenses incurred at the hospital that are not covered by the victim's insurance may be covered by the New York
State Crime Victim's Board.
Testing for the presence of date drugs can be done at a hospital emergency department up to ninety-six (96) hours after a sexual assault, however a police report must be filed immediately when date drugs are involved.
Please refer to New York University's Policies and Procedures Concerning Sexual Assault for more information.
Filing a report with the New York City Police Department or the NYU Department of Public Safety will not automatically initiate a disciplinary action at NYU. In addition to filing a criminal complaint, a victim or witness should file an internal complaint with NYU pursuant to the NYU Anti-Harassment Policy to prompt an investigation and address the incident on campus. For information, or to file a complaint, please contact one of the following persons:
Sexual assault and bias-related incidents will be investigated through the procedures outlined in NYU's Anti-Harassment Policy. The remedial action taken depends on the status of the offender. For example, if the offender is a student, that student may face penalties up to and including expulsion from the University. If the offender is a staff or faculty member, penalties may be up to and including termination of employment.
For further details on the internal complaint process or if the victim/witness is still unsure of where to report the incident, contact Thomas Grace at (212) 998-4403.
Each of the following services offers health related, psychological, educational, and/or
other support services. For information on additional resources that may be available for
your particular needs but not listed below, call the Wellness Exchange at (212) 443-9999
or consult the New York University Student's Guide.
University Counseling and Behavioral Health Services at the Student Health Center
726 Broadway, 3rd and 4th Floors
New York New York 10003, (212) 998-4780
Offers a range of free and confidential services, including short-term individual
counseling, group counseling, workshops, emergency services, and referrals.
Office for Health Promotion and Wellness Services
726 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York New York 10003
(212) 443-9999 (Wellness Exchange Hotline available 24 hrs. per day)
Offers a range of services for victims of sexual assault, including counseling and
Student Health Center
726 Broadway, New York, New York 10003, (212) 443-1000
The Health Center is available to provide medical treatment to victims of physical injuries arising from a sexual assault or bias-related incident. Medical services are available through the Women's Health Services, the men's Health Program, HIV Testing Services, and Urgent Care. If the victim has sustained a serious physical injury, he or she should call 911 for emergency assistance.
Center for Multicultural Education and Programs
Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, Suite 806
New York, New York 10012 (212) 998-4343
Offers a range of programs, services, and resources in the interest of racial and ethnic diversity.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Services
Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, Suite 602
New York, New York 10012 (212) 998-4424
Offers a range of programs, services, and resources in the interest of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression.
Henry and Lucy Moses Center for Students With Disabilities
726 Broadway
2nd Floor
New York, New York 10012
Phone and TTY: (212) 998-4980
Offers a range of programs, services, and resources for students with disabilities.
Student Resource Center
Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, 2nd floor
New York, New York 10012 (212) 998-4959
Offers general support and advisement for students who may have been impacted by incidents of bias and are seeking information about related University services, policies, and procedures.
Campus E-mail- Please check and read your campus e-mail regularly for updates.
Campus Student Newspaper- Updates may be publicized in the student newspaper, The Washington Square News.
Welcome Week- Information on safety and security procedures may be discussed during workshops and events.
NYU Today- Updates may be publicized in this publication.
The Reality Show- The nature and common circumstances of sexual offenses and bias situations are discussed in this popular new student orientation program.
Residence Hall Programs, Community Development Educators or Resident Advisors- Information is often communicated through residence programs. Community Development Educators and Resident Advisors also are available to assist and to make proper referrals.
Student Resource Center- Produces programs to educate current and incoming students on sexual assault and bias-related incidents.
Department of Public Safety Alerts- Distributed regularly to make the NYU community aware of recent incidents, crime patterns and trends, and to provide guidance and assistance. Distributed to the residence halls, NYU libraries, NYU Bookstore, NYU bus stops, cafeterias, and the lobby of NYU
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Calibration Improves Accuracy and Stability of MEMS GyroscopesJuly 21, 2010 6:59 am | by Harvey Weinberg, leader of the Applications Engineering group for inertial products, Analog Devices, Inc. | Articles | Comments
Gyroscopes are often used for inertial navigation or other applications where high accuracy or stability is required. To maximize performance, the gyros used in these applications are generally calibrated and externally temperature compensated. This article outlines a method for performing calibration and temperature compensation.
Piezoelectric Sensing for Product TestingJune 24, 2010 5:57 am | by Dave Change, Dytran Instruments, www.dytran.com | Articles | Comments
A continuing trend among OEM's and design engineers has been increased reliance upon mechanical impact testing of product prototypes and packaging, as a means of simulating the ruggedness, durability and performance of materials and structures within their intended usage environment.
Wireless I-O Modules Perform in Well Monitoring EnvironmentsJune 24, 2010 4:47 am | by William H. Conley III, B&B Electronics, www.bb-elec.com | Articles | Comments
The ability to monitor product inventory has always been a primary concern for companies. When the product is not a fixed, physical unit of measure, but a volume of liquid; the challenge increases. The evolvement of wireless technology presents an exciting opportunity for remote monitoring.
Sensors Expo 2010 RecapJune 22, 2010 12:58 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Articles | Comments
The 2010 Sensors Expo & Conference was held June 7-9 in Rosemont, IL. Rain put a damper on things outside the Donald Stevens Convention Center on Tuesday. But inside, the sun, wind, and all manner of alternative energy sources were on the minds of attendees as products based on energy harvesting continued to play a prominent role at the show.
Avoiding Semiconductor Failures - The Expanding Role of QuartzJune 22, 2010 9:11 am | by Jim Horvath, President, Technical Glass | Blogs | Comments
Some of the avoidable stress factors effecting semiconductor reliability have led many fabricators to choose fused quartz as the material of choice for semiconductor wafer processing as well as laboratory and testing applications.
Design Considerations for Pressure Sensing IntegrationJune 4, 2010 6:35 am | by Tim Shotter and Dan DeFalco, All Sensors Corporation, www.allsensors.com, and Molly Chamberlin, Embassy Global PR | Articles | Comments
A handheld battery operated spirometry device, for example, must be able to be turned on and off quickly and instantly, while continuously recording data over a 20-second period with optimized use of available power, thus requiring a low-voltage pressure sensor which is able to use power only as needed.


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Is that two of the same discs... Or different types of plastic
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if its the same as last year - the discs are the same - the plastic is different - based on the pic above - a pro-d and an esp
Tony put me down I'll be there.
I got you down James. If anyone else is interested let me know today is the cut off.
Put Will Burke down and add another players pack I'll pay for it if I don't get someone else with me
Please Add Steven Dodson too.. Thank you
Got you done for 2 Will
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Learn about the Conflict & Dispute Resolution Master's (CRES) Program and how to apply. Earn your JD and master's degree in 4 years. Program consists of both skill- and theory-based courses including Negotiation, Facilitation, Cross Cultural Dynamics, Basic Mediation, Psychology of Conflict, Research Methods and more. If you cannot attend this session and are interested in the program please contact Kata Bahnsen-Reinhardt.
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Mark C. Hackett is the CEO and Executive Director of Operation Broken Silence, a human rights organization that specializes in using multimedia tools to end mass atrocity crimes. His work has been featured by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, and other prominent new outlets and organizations. He has testified to the United States Congress multiple times concerning the crisis in Sudan.
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Gallery: Cycle Two of the Centre-Fuge Public Art Project is Now on View...
Embedded in a community of artists, Russell and Neville have selected a diverse group of artists to create the second layer of what will be a year long project. Cycle two is represented by the works of Claw Money, Eiknarf, Julius Klein, Kenny Rodriguez and Yuri Velez, with a collaborative piece by Mastro and Ben Angotti. Each group's work will be on display for two months and the final cycle, starting in November, will see participation from artists previously involved in the project, members of the Lower East Side Girls Club, and other local youth, art, and community groups, schools and organizations.
Each contributing artist has a unique story that they share with the local community through their artwork. Starting as a design intern for Anne Klein, Claudia Gold got her start over three decades ago and has since grown to become the New York graffiti legend Claw Money. She was the subject of Doug Pray's Graffiti Documentary, Infamy and has since branched into the fashion world, creating her own clothing and accessories line aptly named Claw Money. Her musings can also be found on her fashion blog, Blogue.Us. Her colorful claw marks on the trailer are hard to miss as they pop out from the clean, white background.
Fellow graffiti artist Frankie Colamarino, aka Eiknarf, also participated in the project. Proving his work is still street-worthy, despite having shown in several well-known galleries across the country, he tagged the north face of the trailer in his distinct black and white style. The artist is a prominent figure in the high-end art and fashion scene. Some of his latest collaborations include designs for fashion brands such as Nike, Black Scale, Mighty Healthy, PUMA and Levi's.
Bringing photography to the mix, Kenny Rodriguez pasted his work on to the middle section of the south face of the trailer. His black and white photo collage is a contrast to the colorful sprayed and painted works surrounding it. Rodriguez is best known for his long-running documentation of NYC nightlife and dance scene.
Bordering Rodriguez's work, Yuri Velez brings a calming touch to the trailer. The New York born and raised artist and musician studied painting at Saint Ann's School and Yale University and performs music as Oh You Devil. His fascination with the human form and the complexity of motion and emotion is clearly depicted on the trailer's south face. A contemplative young woman painted in subdued purple and red call appreciation to the simplicity of color and line.
Long-time New York resident, Julius Klein originally hails from Chicago, where he began designing and painting large outdoor murals as part of The Community Arts Foundation. He has since moved into theater, music, writing and for the past 11 years has had his own art space on East 1st Street- J. Klein Art & Design. The artist's huge heart on the trailer's west face is inscribed with the phrase "I love you," a positive reminder to those passing by.
Sandwiched between Eiknarf's black and white graffiti art, Ben Angotti and Mastro collaboratively brought a touch of color to the north side of the trailer. Angotti works in a variety of mediums to create images of violence and beauty. As part of the ArtBattles live art movement, he has been involved in live painting throughout the city and abroad. Bronx-born Mastro is another graffiti artist whose work was greatly influenced by his childhood surroundings. After discovering architecture in college, his style changed dramatically. Legibility and continuity took over, and his letter on the trailer demonstrates this change.
Since the first cycle of artists, the project has seen a boom in interest. For the third cycle, Russell and Neville have announced that they are opening the process to anyone who has an idea for work on the trailer. All proposals for Cycle 3 should be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday April 13th. To get inspired, be sure to go see the work from cycle two which will be on view from March 12 to May 11, 2012.
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Relief Riders International (RRI) has successfully completed its first relief ride to Rajasthan, India and is now making plans for future trips.
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The inaugural ride, created by founder and Executive Director Alexander Souri as a living memorial to his Indian father, accomplished more than anyone would have imagined.
The 15-day journey began at the majestic Imperial Hotel with a bus ride to the historic Mukundgarh Fort. There the riders met their mounts; the famed Marwari horses, and began an extraordinary ride to several villages in Rajasthan.
The RRI medical team consisted of a specialist in Ear Nose and Throat ailments, an Ophthalmologist, a Pediatrics specialist, a Dentist, a Gynecologist and two General Physicians. Such comprehensive care is rare is rural India, and villagers arrived early after traveling significant distances to see the medical team.
In Lohargal, 15 families living below the Indian poverty level were selected by the town council and each given two goats for milking. And in Pachar, RRI gave supplies to the local school and livestock to families in need.
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When the riders weren't "doing something for somebody else" they were traveling through gorgeous territory, with ancient villages and old forts and rich wildlife. As New York State interior decorator Karen Cedar noted, "We were riding the most fabulous horses through the most amazing landscape and they were wonderful."
Along the way riders sampled the region's culinary specialties and experienced some of rural India's unique cultural life.
As Alexander Souri said: "When I created Relief Riders International I dreamed of a new model of travel - a chance to see new lands and an opportunity to transform both the visitor and the visited. Our October journey more than met any expectations I had. I look forward to our next trip."
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I am very puzzled by the desire to possess a land that one's ancestors may or may not have controlled 2000 years ago. If the "Jews", whatever that means, have a right to what constitutes the State of Israel I am compelled to bring up the following points and ask several very relevant questions. Why are these situations different?
The Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire occupied some combination of the following countries from roughly 27BC-1453BC:
France, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, the sub-entity that constitutes England within the United Kingdom, Macedonia, etc. Why do the Italians not have a right to conquer these lands and return them to the Roman Empire? After all they had possession of many of these lands over 1000 years after the "Jews" occupied Israel.
But, you respond, the Roman Empire conquered these lands and took them away from their original owners. My question to you is, why then do the "Jews" who purportedly conquered the land of Canaan by gross acts of genocide have a right to Israel?
What also of the Native Americans. Under the same logic they should be given all of the lands in the Western Hemisphere. Furthermore they should be given the most of Siberia because that is where they came from 12,000-15,000 years ago before populating the Americas. It is highly probable that all of the inhabitants of Europe, Asia, and the Americas are descended from Homo sapiens who at some point in the last 150,000 years lived in our past through what now constitutes Israel. Perhaps we should break Israel up into 194 pieces and give part to each of the countries on the planet. Then the decision would be, should they be divided, equally, according to current population (differing and mixed ethnicities need to be considered), current countries landmass, etc. etc. etc.
Why not this solution? What makes the 700-1300 year of occupation by the "Israelites" different than any other migration, conquest, change of boundaries, etc? What of the lands controlled in the past by the Egyptians, Persians, Babylonians, and Mongols? That would mean we need to return lands to Egypt, Iraq, Iran, and Mongolia. How far back do we need to go? How about the Great Rift Valley and the very beginnings of the Homo sapien experience?
The decisions surrounding the State of Israel are based largely on a book, the Tanakh, that is of questionable origin. Large portions of the Tanakh are patently false and other portions grossly overstated. Furthermore the portion of the Tanakh that makes up the Torah is virtually devoid of anything that even resembles the truth. I fail to see anything rational surrounding the creation of the State of Israel.
My experience has been that the adherents of Judaism and Islam both suffer from the same problem. Both groups are trying to view the world through "lenses" based on theological fictions created centuries ago. Until the adherents of Judaism and Islam realize that large parts of their "histories" and sacred texts are fabrications the Middle East will continue to be problematic.
I have seen very few rational discussions concerning the situation in Israel and Palestine. Most interactions seem to come from the amygdala rather than the prefrontal cortex because the topic is so emotionally charged. As with most such situations the "thinking" if you can call it that is being done by the emotional centers in the reptilian portion of our brains rather than in the more aptly suited "higher" brain regions.
An additional problem is that the U.S. populous in general and much of the media has a strong pro-Israel bias. Calling on the U.S. to mediate the situation given population trends, historical opinions, and U.S. dealings in the Middle East creates a serious conflict of interests. Most of the U.S. populous believes in the same ethnocentric myths presented in the Tanakh (Old Testament) as do many of the more hard line Israelis. Asking people who believe in a 6000-year-old earth, the creation of the earth in six days, the universal deluge, etc to make balanced and rational decisions is seemingly flawed from the start.
In short there are many factors contributing to the violence in the Middle East. Unfortunately most solutions appear to be focusing on irrelevances and purposely yet unwittingly skirting the real causes of the problems. In my opinion the biggest causes are our 4,000,000+ million-year-old tribal mentality, the human propensity to seek religion, and the cognitive dissonance that makes it very difficult for us to realize that we suffer from the first two problems.


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VIRGINIA BEACH-Some Va. Beach students working to stop bullying took time out to help people they don't even know - survivors of Hurricane Sandy.
'I feel we did very well,'said Jake Hornum, a student at Princess Anne Middle School.
They put their best feet forward, so to speak, with a kickball game and fundraiser that included special guests Olympic goldmedalist and Portsmouth's own LaShawn Merritt and the 13News Daybreak news anchors.
Merrritt jumped at the chance to help out. For him, the cause was personal.
'I had an aunt in New York who's house got messed up pretty bad because of flooding,' he said. 'But she got though it. This really touches home for me.'
The kickball event was put together at the last minute and is proof of how powerful kids can be when they come together for the good of others. At last check, they raised about a thousand dollars from Wednesaday's event..
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When the new Undergraduate building opens its doors, a classroom honoring a gift from Jim Huffer (BS'51) and wife Betty of Carmel will represent a lifelong commitment to Indiana University and emotional ties that are unique to the Hoosier experience. Jim was able to immediately leverage his IU diploma, though not as expected. When he was drafted, his education earned him a position in the Counter Intelligence Corps. A sour job market awaited Jim after his military service. At the advice of his father, a barber in his hometown of Frankfort, he took a job as a barber and beauty supply salesman. That led the Huffers to open their own supply business based on the east side of Indianapolis. The growth of the business necessitated an expansion of their space. Hoping to find a bit more room to grow, they bought land that was a bit removed from the city. "We got even deeper into real estate when we bought farmland in Castleton in 1970," explained Jim. "Luckily for us, my farm land turned out to be located between the interstate and the largest mall in the state of Indiana. And so we became involved in commercial real estate." "We hardly ever missed a football game," Jim said with pride. "I was part of the Twelfth Man Club, a 60-member group that kicked in the first $600,000 of a $4 million overhaul of the football facilities. We raised that money at one dinner in one night." The Huffer Classroom was selected by Betty, who, her husband explained, always had an eye for a great location. "It will have a nice view," said Betty. "It is a well-thought out building. It is wonderful that the architects have maintained such a wonderful historic look in their designs for the building." "It's no secret that fundraising is a challenge in this tepid economy," noted Rick Dupree, Assistant Dean of Development and Alumni Relations."Major financial investments like those of the Huffers in Kelley projects speak louder than ever. They reinforce that the passion for our School and its associated programs and projects is not shared simply by those of us on campus, but by our devoted constituents world-wide."


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Jon Corzine: Too Big to Jail?by Gerri Willis
The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission - Mary Schapiro - told Fox Business today that the collapse of MF Global is not a failure of regulation - just a failure of a firm making stupid decisions.
Investors in MF Global - the bankrupt trading firm run by Jon Corzine are still trying to get their money back! Nearly $600 million is still missing. So, how did MF Global become the eighth biggest bankruptcy in American history?
You only have to look at Corzine's connections to the business and political world for some clues: Corzine is the personification of the "Revolving Door" - going from Wall Street to politics and back again - a career spanning four decades. He first made his fortune as one of the so-called "Masters of the Universe" at Goldman Sachs. That is until he eventually was pushed out in 1999.
He then used about a quarter of his fortune - an estimated $100 million - smashing all sorts of spending records - to run as a liberal democrat - eventually winning a Senate seat - he then became a governor of New Jersey. Voters eventually fired him too - after he nearly wrecked the state. He left Trenton and became the CEO of MF Global.
Corzine very quickly tried to make the company into a mini-Goldman Sachs. He lobbied the New York Fed to make MF Global one of the handful of banks authorized as primary dealers of U.S. treasury bonds. Corzine got his wish: The man who helped him get it was the New York Fed's president and CEO - William Dudley - a partner at Goldman until 2007.
After MF Global collapsed, many including us here at the Willis Report are asking: Where are the regulators?! The chief regulator is Gary Gensler - he heads the CFTC - which is investigating this whole mess. Gensler, who just today announced he's recusing himself from this case, has long and deep ties to Corzine. When Corzine was running for governor, Gensler chipped in $10,000 to the state Democratic party - to help get Corzine elected.
Gensler also worked with Corzine on Capitol Hill - crafting rules and regulations for Wall Street. Corzine also worked along-side former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson at Goldman Sachs, Paulson was the one who pushed for the massive bailout of Wall Street and the taxpayer rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Speaking of Fannie and Freddie - there's James Johnson. He joined Goldman Sachs the same year Corzine led the company.
Johnson was a top executive at Fannie Mae in the 1990s - and walked away with tens of millions of dollars in compensation - while at the same time driving the housing market off a cliff.
Nice work if you can get it.
Corzine has also been part of the 'Bilderberg Group' a who's who of the rich and powerful international elite - including some boldface American names: Ben Bernanke, Timothy Geithner and Bill Clinton just to name a few. These guys get together every few years to solve the world's problems over cavier and chardonnay.
But it's not just former presidents Corzine rubs shoulders with - despite President Obama decrying 'Wall Street Fat Cats' - Corzine has already helped to raise at least half-million dollars for President Obama's re-election.
And Obama's current EPA commissioner - Lisa Jackson - was also in the Corzine cabinent when he was governor of New Jersey. Corzine's No. 2 at MF Global, Bradley Abelow, worked for the Obama administration, was also in Corzine's New Jersey cabinet and was a top executive at Goldman Sachs!
As for that half-million? The Obama campaign says it will give the money back - if Corzine is convicted of a crime. But if history is our guide -the kind of Wall Street firms Corzine once ran became 'Too Big to Fail.'
Maybe Corzine himself will be too 'Big to Jail.'


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Lynnwood boys soccer holds off Kamiak
Aggressive Royals execute well while outlasting Knights
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Lynnwood defender Michael Kim rises to head the ball in the first half of the Royals's 2-1 win against Kamiak Friday at Lynnwood High School.
Genna Martin / The Herald Kamiak midfielder Max Aceves (7) dribbles past Lynnwood's Marco Granado (10) in the first half of their game Friday at Lynnwood High School. Photo taken 032213
Genna Martin / The Herald Lynnwood midfielder Marco Granado (10) fights Kamiak's Warren Tomlinson (3) for possession in the first half of their game Friday at Lynnwood High School. Photo taken 032213
Genna Martin / The Herald Lynnwood midfielder Soren Steelquist (13) fights Kamiak's Sammy Cho (10) for possession in the first half of their game Friday at Lynnwood High School. Photo taken 032213
Lynnwood had something to say about that speculation Friday on their home field, weathering the unseasonably cold temperature and a comeback by Kamiak to win 2-1.
"Friday night lights, it feels really good beating them tonight," Lynnwood's Momodu Drammeh said.
Drammeh was the ignition for the Royals attack, which was aggressive at the beginning of both halves, putting Kamiak (3-1 league, 3-2 overall) on its heels.
"We said treat this like a final and they came right out and executed," Lynnwood coach Ryan Camden said. "That's been our biggest thing. Can we bring what we do in practice ? to the field and implement that on the field? Then we'll be OK."
Camden believed Lynnwood (2-1-1, 2-1-1) started slow last season, and a slow start wouldn't be in the team's vocabulary this season -- the first in Wesco 4A after the school moved up in classification.
The scoring began after Drammeh broke through the Kamiak defense inside the penalty area where he was tackled from behind. The referees awarded a penalty chance in the 19th minute and Drammeh easily converted to give the Royals a 1-0 lead. Camden saw his senior forward breaking free and knew the worst-case would be a penalty try.
"He's the fastest guy I know in Wesco," Camden said.
It looked like the Royals would carry a 1-0 edge into the break until a mistake on defense allowed Kamiak to even the score.
During the 33rd minute, Kamiak's Kevin Baron chased a ball headed out of the penalty area near the left line, but was pushed from behind in as much of an ill-advised foul as there is in soccer.
"We got beat on that foul," Camden said. "Sometimes it's lack of discipline."
Kamiak's Magnus Lagerkrans took the ensuing penalty kick and was rebuffed with a spectacular save by Royals keeper Gerardo Reyes-Ortega. Fortunately for Lagerkrans, the rebound came directly to him and the senior forward punished the back of the net with the ball, making it 1-1.
Langerkrans leads the Knights in scoring with three goals this season.
Camden preached the same message at half as he did before the game and the Knights continued to take control early in the second period.
"They are tied for first, so we knew what we were up against. (Kamiak coach) Garfield Scott always brings good talent, so we knew we had to stick to the game plan," he said.
In the 56th minute, Drammeh took on two defenders at the top of the box. He turned and found an uncovered Victor Villasenor, who eluded a charging Knight defender. Villasenor beat Knights goalie Roland Upenieks for the final goal of the night.
"When I have two men (on me) it leaves one open player and I can just dominate," Drammeh said. "When they shifted the defense, I saw my outside middle there and just slotted it and he was on (the goal)."
The Royals held on despite a frantic finish. A Knights header nearly peeled into the goal in the final 30 seconds, but was deflected by a Royal defender, setting up a corner kick with five seconds to go. The Royals cleared it and celebrated midfield.
At Lynnwood H.S.
Goals—Momodou Drammeh (L), Magnus Lagerkrans (K), Victor Villasenor (L). Assists—Drammeh. Goalkeepers—Kamiak: Roland Upenieks. Lynnwood: Gerardo Reyes-Ortega. Records—Kamiak 3-1 league, 3-2 overall. Lynnwood 2-1-1, 2-1-1.
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