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- George Strait's next album, Love is Everything, will be released May 14.
- Della Mae's This World Oft Can Be will be released May 28 on Rounder Records. (via press release)
- The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is celebrating Dottie West this spring with multiple programs, including a film screening of Dottie West: Special Delivery and a panel discussion called Country Session: Remembering Dottie West featuring Steve Wariner, Jeannie Seely, Red Lane, and Shelly West. More information can be found here.
- The Tennessean previewed Bela Fleck and keyboardist Chick Corea's upcoming concert at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
- There's a fantastic feature on Kacey Musgraves in The New York Times. Musgraves was also on NPR's All Things Considered and featured on The 615.
- Check out Billboard's cover story on The Band Perry.
- Ben Foster interviewed Tracy Lawrence about his upcoming album, Headlights, Taillights and Rodeos.
- Radio.com posted a video interview with Hunter Hayes.
- Wynonna Judd ships a new single to radio today called "Something You Can't Live Without." It's co-written by her husband Cactus Moser and David Lee Murphy.
- Love & Theft covered Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Fishin' in the Dark" for Yahoo's Ram Country.
- April Verch Band's next record, Bright Like Gold, drops April 2. Guests include Mac Wiseman, Bruce Molsky, and Sammy Shelor. (via email)
- Music City Roots announced its spring lineup.
- Chris Parton of CMT Edge takes a look back at Chris Knight's "Framed."
- Chely Wright and her partner are expecting twin boys this summer.
- The Grand Ole Opry and the National Women's Survivors Convention will celebrate women cancer survivors August 24, when participants from the Nashville-based National Women's Survivors Convention attend the evening's Opry performance. The Opry will recognize the women throughout the evening with special performances and "survivor messages."
- On April 30, Real Gone Music will release the Eddy Arnold compilation Complete Original #1 Hits and David Allan Coe's Texas Moon. (via press release)
- Gloriana will perform "Can't Shake You" on Hart of Dixie May 7.
- Brian T. Atkinson interviewed Jay Farrar (Son Volt) about the band's new record, Honky Tonk.
- British banjo player Dan Walsh brought his five-string to India as part of a program to "create new musical fusions and at the risk of sounding too grandiose, perhaps bridge cultural divisions." Read Walsh's account of his trip here.
- Here's an NPR piece on Arhoolie Records.
- The UNC Southern Folklife Collection posted a photo of Patsy Montana to their blog. The photo is part of the SFC's "Visualizing American Roots Music" exhibit.
- The Nashville music industry is shifting away from Music Row, writes Jaquetta White of the Tennessean.
- C.M. Wilcox posted a new Quotable Country.
- Shovels & Rope's "Birmingham" is the American Songwriter Lyric of the Week.
- Stream Josh Rouse's new album, The Happiness Waltz, here.
- Ricky Skaggs will headline the inaugural Bluegrass on the Mountain Festival in Bell County, Kentucky this May.
- Henry Wagons interviewed Jeff Tweedy for FasterLouder.com.
- Genre-blending band Jeremy Porter & The Tucos are featured on WesternHerald.com.
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Mark Cooke – "Stay With Me Tonight"
SaraBeth – "Kickin' and Screamin'"
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Taylor Swift – "22"
Chris King – "Still Haven't Said" (Couch by Couchwest)
Gretchen Peters & Ben Glover – "Return of the Grievous Angel" (CXCW)
Rachel Brooke – "Farther Along" (CXCW)
Bonnie Whitmore – "Borderline" (CXCW)
Mustered Courage – "Cruel Alibis"
David Mayfield Parade – "Human Cannonball"
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Very excited to hear about the new George Strait album. Looking forward to hearing that new Wynonna song as well.
Since I was not likely going to ever get to see George Strait in concert, I'm just glad not making albums isn't part of his retirement.
That really is a great piece on Kacey Musgraves. She's very fortunate to get such impressive coverage. I don't think "Follow Your Arrow" would make the best single, but it's certainly a crowd favorite judging by the various Youtube clips (inspired by the article) I've watched of her performing it.
For my own taste, I am lukewarm at best for Wynonna's new single. However, she remains a strong vocalist and I hope the new album does well.
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If you are looking for something beyond just tennis I recommend the Manila Polo Club. Monthly fees are ridiculously low by US standards, especially for a full-blown very upscale club. They have literally every sports recreational activity you can get in RP. For racquet sports, indoor and outdoor courts plus squash and badminton (much tougher sport than most imagine when not played in a back yard with beer in hand). Court fees are stupid low -- around 100P an hour with a ball-boy, half of that picking up your own balls. I could never get used to the ball-boy thing.
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Ok, this is a tough, one, and one I never was good at... when you feel the boat going over, climb over the high side, if your timing is good, you can get right out onto the centerboard, before she goes completely over. REALLY good timing, and you can drop over the side, bounce off the centerboard, and back into the boat... I've been known to release mainsheet, and body slam the high side of a boat to flatten it, but then I'm so big, I usually outweigh the hull of these smaller dinghies. This fat man can jump (if he's avoiding swimming). I got tired of sailing like that, so I moved up to a keel boat.
Dinghy sailing can be a blast, but it's also a harsh teacher.. with a couple "tricks," you'll be pushing it JUST to get wet. By the way, life jacket for you until you get a few more miles under your belt, um, K? Also good idea to keep the wife and or Significant other away from the boat until you get a better handle on things, no need to turn her off to sailing (just yet).
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I've actually done this trick with climbing over to the center board and back to the cockpit on a Sunfish. Can't do it so easily today but...
Great advice and post from the SHNOOL. You are likely to keep capsizing until you get better at controlling the boat so a life jacket is a good call.
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New genomic resources for switchgrass: a BAC library and comparative analysis of homoeologous genomic regions harboring bioenergy traits
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927ZGNV - Detection of DNA Damage in Workers Exposed to JP-8 Jet FuelStart Date: 10/1/2008
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The objective of this project, Detection of DNA Damage in Workers Exposed to JP-8 Jet Fuel, is to characterize the genotoxic health hazard associated with occupational exposure to jet propulsion fuel-8 (JP-8) and its civilian equivalents. Genotoxic hazard evaluation will be accomplished using existing exposure data and biological specimens archived from a research study conducted with the USAF in 2000. This research targets goals in the Cancer, Reproductive and Cardiovascular Diseases cross-sector and the Transportation and Manufacturing Sectors. Expected outputs include new data on the genotoxicity of jet fuel in humans, and potential outcomes including the development of risk communication products, engineering controls and personal protective practices and new occupational health policies which will result in reduced exposures and improved health to all workers exposed to jet fuel.
The overall objective of this project is to characterize the potential genotoxic health hazard associated with occupational exposure to jet propulsion fuel-8 (JP-8) and its civilian equivalents in both military and civilian occupations. Genotoxic hazard evaluation will be accomplished using existing exposure data to JP-8 from the Acute Exposure to Jet Fuel (AEJF) study, a collaborative research project with the USAF that was conducted in 2000 and by quantitating DNA damage in leukocytes from whole blood specimens archived from the 316 of these workers. DNA damage will be evaluated using the Comet Assay (single-cell gel electrophoresis) and will be conducted by a contract scientist who is recognized world wide as an expert in this assay. Comet Assay results are proving to be the most sensitive and frequently used biomarker of genotoxicity in occupational settings. The assay detects DNA single strand breaks, double strand breaks, abasic sites, and transient breaks occurring during DNA repair that are caused by a wide variety of genotoxic agents. DNA damage is considered to be an initial step towards development of cancer and a precursor of occupational disease (cancer). NIOSH researchers will use the quantitative JP-8 exposure determinations obtained from breath, dermal, and urinary metabolite measurements of components in JP-8, all of which are now available from our collaborators, to determine if DNA damage is significantly different between low, moderate and high exposures groups, and if there is a dose-response related to exposure. Naphthalene in exhaled breath was reported to be a useful surrogate for exposure to jet fuel in the AEJF study (Egeghy et al, 2003). Whole body exposure to naphthalene determined using a skin tape-stripping method was also reported to be a useful marker of exposure to uptake of JP-8 and its components in that research (Chao et al, 2005; Kim et al, 2007). The urinary metabolite of the deicing agent in JP-8 is also used as a biological indicator of exposure (Butler et al, 2007; B'Hymer et al, 2005). All collaborators in this proposal have a proven record of expertise and success.
FY09: Complete quantification of DNA damage in all blood specimens from the collaborative
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The NIOSH mission is to provide national and world leadership to prevent work related illness, injury, and death by gathering information, conducting scientific research, and translating the knowledge gained into products and services. This project is one of many that are necessary to conduct to fulfill that mission. Over 1.3 million workers in the U.S. are potentially exposed to jet fuel and there are no adequate data to determine if their exposure results in the damage to DNA that is considered to be an initial step towards development of cancer and a precursor of occupational disease (cancer). This project will provide data to determine if exposure to JP-8, a representative jet fuel, is a genotoxic health hazard. Occupational exposures occur in workers in several sectors, including transportation and manufacturing and in the Department of Defense. Exposure occurs during production, transportation and storage of jet fuel, aircraft fueling and defueling, cold engine starts, maintenance of airplanes and fuel-cells, in support activities on airport aprons and in additional uses of JP-8 in the military such as a fuel for tanks and ground vehicles, a solvent, and in tent heaters. The highest exposures to JP-8 occur in fuel handlers who perform maintenance inside fuel tanks. This research will contribute to reducing the incidence of work-related cancers by conducting research to reduce work-related cancers by assessing worker exposures and pre-cancerous effects of exposure through analysis of biological specimens; reducing illnesses, injuries and fatalities in the air transportation industry by identifying and evaluating factors associated with illness; and improve the understanding of occupational risk and protective factors in, and develop appropriate interventions for the manufacturing industry through exposure assessment research for chemical exposures.
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The Aztecs' 23-6 implosion against BYU in the Poinsettia Bowl will leave a sour taste lingering for the immediate future. But in numerous other respects, the 2012 season left cause for plenty of optimism.
No one expected San Diego State to do as well as it did this year — in large part because the Aztecs lost Ryan Lindley, Ronnie Hillman, Miles Burris, Larry Parker and Jerome Long to the NFL.
But SDSU surprised everyone by rebounding after a couple of early-season defeats to put together one of the most successful seasons in school history.
Rocky Long became the Mountain West's all-time career wins leader, the Aztecs won their first conference title since 1998 and made school history by becoming the first team to make three consecutive bowl games.
"We had a great season," Long said. "Our team was better than anybody gave us credit for at the beginning of the year, when we were 2-3 and everybody was giving up on us.
"We won seven games and got into a bowl game. That's a positive season if you ask me."
In their final season in the Mountain West, the Aztecs kept themselves in the spotlight from start to finish.
Long's declaration at the beginning of the year that he would play to win by going for it on fourth down instead of punting past midfield generated buzz, and the buzz grew to fever pitch when he professed that he'd enlisted the help of an academic to generate a probability chart that would help him determine when to kick, punt or go for it in a game situation.
Fans and pundits lambasted the coach after the Aztecs' 21-12 loss to Washington in the season opener, when SDSU employed the go-for-it strategy and fell short at several junctures.
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As the season progressed, Long's gambles on fourth down and two-point conversions began to pay off. The crowning moment came on a breezy night in Reno, Nev., when the Aztecs beat the Wolf Pack in overtime when Long made the bold call to go for a two-point conversion instead of kicking a potential game-tying extra point.
That win became the springboard for the Aztecs' success.
It bred self-belief and gave SDSU the momentum to keep moving forward.
Over the next few games, the Aztecs came up against a different test. On the road in Boise, Idaho, they penetrated the No. 19 Broncos' stiff defense to pull off one of the biggest upsets in school history.
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The loss to BYU in the Poinsettia Bowl stings, but in the grand scheme of things, this season was one the Aztecs can build on.
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OverviewHapgood Pond Campground is situated next to its scenic namesake pond, 13 miles east of Manchester, Vermont. Visitors enjoy canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming and hiking.
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Hapgood Pond covers eight acres and is set in a wooded area in the northeastern portion of the Green Mountain National Forest, which encompasses over 400,000 acres in southwestern and central Vermont.
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Multiple sclerosis leaves your nerves at risk when their protective layer of fatty myelin is damaged. This can happen anywhere throughout the nervous system, which means the symptoms will vary depending on where your system is damaged. Common symptoms include tiredness; problems with coordination or balance; vision problems; cognitive issues; numbness, prickling or dizziness, altered mood; or bladder, bowel or sexual dysfunction. Less common symptoms associated with more severe cases could include itching, headaches, respiratory issues, trouble swallowing, shakiness, seizures, paralysis or the loss of speech or hearing.
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The symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) vary from person to person depending on which parts of the brain or spinal cord (central nervous system) are damaged. The loss of myelin and scarring caused by MS can affect any part of the central nervous system. Myelin is the insulating coating around a nerve.
Symptoms may come and go or become more or less severe from day to day or, in rare cases, from hour to hour. Symptoms may become worse with increased body temperature or after a viral infection.
Early symptoms: Common early symptoms of MS include:
- Muscle or motor symptoms, such as weakness, leg dragging, stiffness, a tendency to drop things, a feeling of heaviness, clumsiness or a lack of coordination (ataxia).
- Visual symptoms, such as blurred, foggy or hazy vision, eyeball pain (especially when you move your eyes), blindness or double vision. Optic neuritis—sudden loss of vision that is often painful—is a fairly common first symptom. It occurs in up to 25 out of 100 people who have MS.
- Sensory symptoms, such as tingling, a pins-and-needles sensation, numbness, a band of tightness around the trunk or legs or electrical sensations moving down the back and legs.
Advanced symptoms: As MS progresses, symptoms may become more severe and may include:
- Worse muscle problems, and stiff, mechanical movements (spasticity) or uncontrollable shaking (tremor). These problems may make walking difficult. A wheelchair may be needed some or all of the time.
- Pain and other sensory symptoms.
- Bladder symptoms, such as an inability to hold urine (urinary incontinence) or to completely empty the bladder, or a loss of bladder sensation.
- Constipation and other bowel disorders.
- Male erectile dysfunction (impotence) and female sexual dysfunction.
- Cognitive and emotional problems. These are common in people who have had MS for some time.
- Feeling very tired (fatigue). This can be worse if symptoms such as pain, spasticity, bladder problems, anxiety or depression make it hard to sleep.
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Symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) include sudden transient motor and sensory disturbances, such as blurred vision, dizziness, muscle weakness, and tingling sensations. Generally, only one or two symptoms present initially. As the disease progresses, the initial symptoms worsen and other symptoms can develop. The diagnosis is confirmed by the detection of evidence of demyelination on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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Multiple Sclerosis Foundation answeredMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease of the central nervous system (CNS), which includes the brain and the spinal cord. Everyone who is diagnosed with MS experiences the disease in their own way. Symptoms vary from person to person and even from day to day in each individual. The most common symptoms of MS include:
- Fatigue.
- Numbness or tingling, particularly in the extremities.
- Visual loss or double vision.
- Difficulty with mobility due to muscle weakness or stiffness.
- Bladder and bowel problems.
- Impaired balance and coordination.
- Nerve pain.
- Difficulty speaking and swallowing.
- Cognitive and emotional changes.
Darshan Shah, MD, Neurology, answered on behalf of NorthShore University HealthSystemPossible symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis include:
1. Loss of vision or double vision
2. Muscle weakness or spasms
3. Numbness or tingling of an arm or leg or one half of the body
4. Electrical shock like sensations
5. Unsteadiness when walking
6. Loss of urinary control
7. Sexual Dysfunction
8. Fatigue
9. Difficulty concentrating
10. Depression
The hallmark symptoms of multiple sclerosis are unpredictable periods of exacerbation, remission, and progression. The most common early symptoms include sensory abnormalities, such as tingling, numbness, itching, tightness, burning, shooting pain in the back and limbs on neck flexion (called Lhermitte's sign), difficulty walking, blurred or double vision, red-green color distortion, eye pain, and vision loss.
Initial symptoms of MS may be brief and mild. The first serious attack usually lasts weeks or months and occurs between the ages of 20-40. Symptoms of the disease vary, depending on where the damage occurs, and range from minor physical annoyances to major disabilities. Other common symptoms include: balance and equilibrium abnormalities, such as dizziness, uncoordinated movements, and tremor; bladder and bowel dysfunction, such as urgency, incontinence (inability to control urine or fecal flow), nocturia, constipation; behavioral changes, such as mood swings or depression); cognitive dysfunction, such as impaired memory, reasoning, and concentration; facial numbness; and motor abnormalities, such as muscle weakness, spasticity, spasm; sexual dysfunction, including erectile dysfunction and sexual inactivity; hearing loss; and vision abnormalities, such as eye pain, vision loss in one eye, double vision (diplopia), and involuntary eye movement (nystagmus).
Muscle weakness can involve the extremities (arms and legs) on one side of the body (called hemiparesis), both legs (called paraparesis), or all four extremities (called quadraparesis). Muscles in the affected area may tighten (called spasticity) and contract spontaneously (called spasm or myoclonus).
Many people with MS experience fatigue and need to rest and sleep during the day in order to continue their activities. The degree of fatigue may not be related to the severity of other symptoms.
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Mehmet Oz, MD, Cardiology (Cardiovascular Disease), answeredBecause we depend on our nervous system for many things, having our nervous system malfunction because of multiple sclerosis (MS) can lead to a wide array of symptoms, which include:
- Numbness or weakness in one or more of your limbs
- Loss of vision
- Having double vision or blurry vision
- Feeling tingling or pain in one or more parts of your body
- Feeling electric-shock sensations when you move your head in certain ways
- Feeling unsteady or losing coordination while walking or standing
- Having stiff muscles or muscle spasms
- Extreme fatigue or dizziness
Sometimes, the symptoms become very serious. Some may experience paralysis in the legs. Some may become incontinent, while others experience depression or difficulty concentrating. Some are also at higher risk of epilepsy.
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Donna Hill Howes, RN, Family Medicine, answeredThe initial symptom of MS is often blurred or double vision, red-green color distortion, or even blindness in one eye. Most MS patients experience muscle weakness in their extremities and difficulty with coordination and balance. These symptoms may be severe enough to impair walking or even standing. In the worst cases, MS can produce partial or complete paralysis. Most people with MS also exhibit paresthesias, transitory abnormal sensory feelings such as numbness, prickling, or "pins and needles" sensations. Some may also experience pain. Speech impediments, tremors, and dizziness are other frequent complaints. Occasionally, people with MS have hearing loss. Approximately half of all people with MS experience cognitive impairments such as difficulties with concentration, attention, memory, and poor judgment, but such symptoms are usually mild and are frequently overlooked. Depression is another common feature of MS.
Fred Lublin, MD, Neurology, answered on behalf of The Mount Sinai Health System
Symptoms of multiple sclerosis may be mild or severe and can occur in varying degrees of intensity. Relapses or the exacerbation of symptoms can last for days or weeks and then resolve. Over time, the symptoms of multiple sclerosis can also become chronic and longstanding.
The initial symptom of multiple sclerosis is often blurred or double vision, loss of color vision, or even blindness in one eye. Individuals with multiple sclerosis may experience muscle weakness in their extremities and difficulty with coordination and balance. Some might experience numbness or "pins and needles." Others may have pain or loss of feeling. Heat may cause a temporary worsening of many symptoms.
Multiple sclerosis can cause cognitive impairments such as difficulties with concentration, memory, and judgment. Such impairments are usually mild and rarely disabling. Intellectual and language abilities are generally spared.
Bladder problems or urinary dysfunction are common with multiple sclerosis, although they may not affect everyone with the disease. For those who do experience urinary problems, symptoms vary from person to person and must be dealt with on an individual basis. Symptoms are often manageable, so be sure to tell your doctor as soon as you experience any problems.Helpful? 2 people found this helpful.


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This guy was keeping Eugene company. We are saying goodbye to Cairns tomorrow as it hasn't stopped raining since Monday and there's no sun in sight here. We are renting a car and heading south down the coast until we see sun again. We have to be in Brisbane for the 22nd as that is when we head home. Hopefully we get a few days in before we go home to snow. We are planning a shopping trip in Beijing to get some komonos and whatever else we can manage to carry with us. Tell Samantha I got her fan with a dragon. I hope she likes it. We'll call when we get to Vancouver on the 24th or around that date. Love Betty and Eugene
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Sister LuciaFatima visionary
Posted 31 December 2004 - 06:39 PM
Posted 03 January 2005 - 02:07 PM
But blaming me is blaming God;
Could I create myself anew
I would not fail in pleasing you.
Posted 03 January 2005 - 02:19 PM
I get the feeling she'll have a few obits when she goes
Posted 03 January 2005 - 03:31 PM
Posted 03 January 2005 - 07:11 PM
I found two interesting articles on her when I was searching the web
Silencing of Sister Lucia
Crime against the Catholic Church
It does not really matter to me whether or not she is genuine or a fraud, as I am not a Catholic and dont take end of the world prophecies seriously. The most relevant question though - Is she likely to die soon? At 98 and in frail health, there is a good chance that it will happen this year.
- Robert Frost
Posted 03 January 2005 - 07:29 PM
But blaming me is blaming God;
Could I create myself anew
I would not fail in pleasing you.
Posted 04 January 2005 - 03:17 AM
She is quite famous (in her own sphere) - I had heard of her, though only vaguely.
Got a bit of a fixation on the consecration of Russia to Her (the Virgin Mary's) Immaculate Heart, whatever that is, hasn't she ?
And the third secret is meant to be pretty dull, about loss of faith in the Catholic church - except in Portugal, for some obscure reason.
Dodo deado, Dodi deado, Di deado, Dando deado ... Surely Dido's looking dodgy ?
Despite the high cost of living, it still seems popular.
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Posted 23 January 2005 - 05:41 PM
If Lourdes is the pilgrimage destination number one, this is number two. This is the Church with the courtyard which can accomodate more than 300.000 people.
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Posted 04 February 2005 - 02:05 PM
Sister Lucia's brother Francisco and sister Jacinta died soon after these "encounters"with the Virgin Mary. Their process of canonization is presently taking place in the Vatican.
Sister Lucia has herself been linked with a number of unexplained cures and is said to be the holder od three secrets revealed by the virgin. Two of them have allready been made public by the Vatican (after they took place): World Wars I e II and the assassination atempt on Pope John Paul II, that took place in the 80's, in the same day (May 13th) the Virgin first "appeared" to the three shepperds. Pope John Paul II is a devotee os the Fatima Virgin and has visited the site severall times.
The recognition of the "Fatima Miracle" isn't based solely on the testemony of sister Lucia and her brother and sister. Thousands of people claimed to have witnessed "The Miracle of the Sun", in wich the Sun literally "started to dance in the sky".
I'm not a Fatima believer myself, but, as celebrities go, I think beeing consideres a living saint by the Pope himself is a good business Card
Posted 04 February 2005 - 02:55 PM
As does Ian St John.
The fact's uncommonly clear
I got to find who's now the number one
And why my angel eyes ain't here
Excuse me while I disappear
Posted 04 February 2005 - 03:04 PM
"I fear having to prove I have nothing to hide." Josco
"Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves".
William Pitt, 1783
Shaw's Principle: "Build a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool will want to use it."
Posted 04 February 2005 - 04:24 PM
The fact's uncommonly clear
I got to find who's now the number one
And why my angel eyes ain't here
Excuse me while I disappear
Posted 05 February 2005 - 09:23 PM
Posted 05 February 2005 - 09:27 PM
As I understand it Roman Catholics throughout the world experience this kind of visions on a regular basis. The difference is that they aren't taken seriously, for good reasons.
I actually suggested Lucia first. I'll be quite sad when she dies, her being one of the last people to have experienced such a vision.
There's no denying that.
At least she has her place in history.
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Posted 13 February 2005 - 08:16 PM
today .. 13 Feb at 17h in Portugal
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Thanx Guest
Posted 13 February 2005 - 10:01 PM
Sister Lucia dies
- Robert Frost
Posted 13 February 2005 - 11:22 PM
Including a lovely spelling error:
John Paul credits the Virgins intercession for his survival.
I know this is the wrong thread for language pedantry...
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Author has written 8 stories for Inuyasha, Naruto, and Fullmetal Alchemist.
Pen Name: Inume-blue aka: Inume (Inuyasha/ Kagome) ya I know lame but oh well.
Gender: female
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Major : undecited* since I keep changing my mind :P
However I loved interning at the Aquarium so I think I want to work with animals again. Yes it is hard work and not for everyone but I love it all the same. Plus feeding sharks and other aquatic life keeps the day interesting.
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k so I finaly updated after 3 years and Im back into anime and fanfic, yes I am ashamed of my self but I will enjoy this while it last because if I get married Im sure my husband wont want me on the computer all the time and fan fic is freaking addicting. I have an unhealthy obsession with reading...Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Twilight, Nicholas Sparks, Richard Paul Evens...you name it.
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Card Captors- they were so awsome
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Hans Christian Andersen
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Final Score: (1) Gonzaga 65, Saint Mary's 51
Las Vegas, NV (Sports Network) - Kelly Olynyk and the top-ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs ran the table in the West Coast Conference regular season and fittingly cruised in its tournament title game.
Olynyk, the WCC Player of the Year and Wooden Award finalist, scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Gonzaga rolled past Saint Mary's, 65-51, at Orleans Arena.
Gonzaga (31-2) won all three meetings against its heated rival this season and has won 14 in a row heading into the NCAA Tournament to strengthen its case as the potential No. 1 overall seed.
"We can't focus on rankings and other things. If we play our game, everything will take care of itself," Olynyk said. "We want to come out and make noise in the (NCAA) Tournament, play deep into March."
Elias Harris chipped in 19 points for the top-seeded Bulldogs, who were playing the second-seeded Gaels in the WCC tourney final for the fifth straight year.
Saint Mary's (27-6) won last year's showdown but shot just 36 percent from the field on Monday to put its NCAA Tournament fate in the hands of the selection committee. Stephen Holt carried the load offensively with 19 points, while Matthew Dellavedova was limited to two points on 1-of-8 shooting in the loss.
"Against a team like Gonzaga, you are going to have to play better. You are going to have to make shots," Saint Mary's head coach Randy Bennett said.
Dellavedova's only field goal gave the Gaels a 16-15 lead just over seven minutes in, but Gonzaga scored the next nine points and never trailed again.
During the stretch, which featured five points from Olynyk, Dellavedova's backcourt mate, Jorden Page, suffered a knee injury and did not return.
Another 9-0 run later in the first half, capped by Harris and Gary Bell, Jr.'s give-and-go in transition, saw the Bulldogs' lead grow to 12, and it was a 38-29 affair at the break.
Gonzaga didn't slow down after the intermission. Olynyk highlighted an 8-0 run with a tomahawk baseline jam over Brad Waldow for a 53-34 cushion, and the closest Saint Mary's got in the final 13 minutes was a dozen.
Game Notes
The last time Gonzaga didn't play for the WCC title game was 1997 ... The Bulldogs have won 12 WCC tourney titles, the previous one coming in 2011 ... Gonzaga shot 52 percent from the field and had a 42-18 edge in points in the paint ... Dellavedova came in averaging over 16 points per game.
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I am a semi retired private investigator who spends most of my time now marketing antiques on the internet. My favorite place is still the beach at Pensacola Beach.
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I chose Pensacola Beach back in 2002 because of it's beautiful beaches, quiet relaxing atmosphere and all the natural areas that surround the beach. I also have family living nearby.
I chose Villas on the Gulf because of it's laid back, quiet relaxing atmosphere. The beach here is not as crowded as Casino beach in the middle of town. It is nice to be able to kick back, relax, listen to the waves and the sounds of the gulf. It is like having you own piece of paradise.
This was a great place for what we needed. It had a pack and play, laundry facilities, all the basic kitchen stuff, and comfortable beds. It is not beach front, but its a short walk over a cute little lagoon with lots of ducks! It does need some upkeep- the handle for the patio door was broken- and updating- popcorn ceilings and old fixtures, but we came to see the beach, not the ceilings. We would stay again for sure.
The property was exactly as described. We were looking for a place to spend Thanksgiving with our son who is a student at UWF and this was perfect. Kitchen had everything we needed and was open to the living area so I could cook the turkey and watch the parade and football with the family. Beach is nice and wide at this end of the beach and just a short stroll from the unit. The owner was very nice and easy to work with to make the reservations.
Rick's villa was a perfect spot to check back and relax. The condo was clean and well stocked with everything we needed from pots and pans to plenty of towels. He even had coffee for us for that first morning. Nice!!! I couldn't suggest anything that needed to be changed. The beach was a very short stroll through the condo complex. The beach was just heavenly. Thanks...
This was a great place to stay. Although it is not waterfront, this condo was wonderful and easily accessed the beach with just a short walk. The pool and grounds of the complex were great. The condo was clean. My only negative comment would be that linens are due to be replaced and we could not figure out how to turn on the TV's in the bedrooms. I could have called to figure out the TV's but it was really no big deal to us. My son has a mild physical disability and although there were stairs they were not difficult for him. It is a great value for the money.
My family and I loved the condo. It was nicely furnished and roomy. We loved the fact that the gates had security codes as we have 2 children and it reassured us they were safe at all times. The owner of the unit was extremely nice and very helpful. We will definitely be returning.
Was extremely disappointed in the unit. It smelled extremely musty and irritated my mold allergy after one hour inside. The carpet was filthy and the bath tub was dirty. The owner refused to refund our money. Due to the smell we could not stay.
Located on the Emerald blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico outlined by endless miles of sugar white sand, Pensacola Beach has the best that the Gulf Coast has to offer. Boating, surfing, deep sea fishing or what ever water sport you desire can be found here. Festivals, minor league baseball, golf, music events, art and lots of entertainment take place throughout the year. Surrounded by miles of untouched natural beauty by the Gulf Islands National Seashore as well as historic forts, monuments, and military museums, Pensacola Beach has something for everyone.
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The travel continues...following the valley, the
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