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UFC: The Final Chapter (Tito vs. Shamrock) Official Thread
HOLLYWOOD, FL, October 9 Ken Shamrock came to the weigh-in for his final fight with Tito Ortiz armed with a sandwich and shake; Ortiz just brought a scowl. But with both UFC stars appearing to be in supreme shape for their bout at the Seminole Hard Rock Live Arena, its clear that both did bring their A games to the Sunshine State.
Ortiz, the former UFC light heavyweight champ, came in at a relatively light 203.5 for the third bout of his series with Shamrock, who weighed in at a ripped 204.5 and showed his ease at making the weight by sipping a drink and taking a bite from a sandwich as he made his way to the scale.
In their first bout in November of 2002, Ortiz stopped Shamrock after the third round. A rematch at UFC 61 in July saw Ortiz halt The Worlds Most Dangerous Man again, but the stoppage by referee Herb Dean was seen as premature by many fans, leading to Tuesdays third bout, which will be aired live on Spike TV beginning at 8pm.
The fans deserved to see a fight and it was stopped short, said Shamrock of his second bout with The Huntington Beach Bad Boy. If Im gonna go out, Im gonna go out a warrior.
Ortiz refuses to let Shamrock get the last word though.
You guys are gonna see a great beating tomorrow night, said Ortiz. This is my life right here.
All other fighters on the nine bout card made weight, with the only hiccup coming from returning welterweight veteran Tony DeSouza, who was forced to the scales a second time to make 171 pounds for his bout with Dustin Hazelett.
Tito Ortiz (203.5) vs Ken Shamrock (204.5)
Kendall Grove (184.5) vs Chris Price (185)
Jason MacDonald (185) vs Ed Herman (186)
Matt Hamill (205) vs Seth Petruzelli (203.5)
Nate Marquardt (184.5) vs Crafton Wallace (175.5)
Dustin Hazelett (167.5) vs Tony DeSouza (171)
Josh Haynes (184.5) vs Rory Singer (185.5)
John Alessio (169.5) vs Thiago Alves (171)
Marcus Davis (170) vs Forrest Petz (169.5)
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Tito Ortiz (203.5) vs Ken Shamrock (204.5): Tito, R3 JD
Kendall Grove (184.5) vs Chris Price (185) Kendall R3 JD
Jason MacDonald (185) vs Ed Herman (186) Ed, GNP TKO R2
Matt Hamill (205) vs Seth Petruzelli (203.5) Matt R1 GNP TKO
Nate Marquardt (184.5) vs Crafton Wallace (175.5) Marquardt ...
Dustin Hazelett (167.5) vs Tony DeSouza (171) NFI
Josh Haynes (184.5) vs Rory Singer (185.5) NFI... Rory?
John Alessio (169.5) vs Thiago Alves (171) NFI
Marcus Davis (170) vs Forrest Petz (169.5) NFI
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I don't know enough about most of the fighters, but I'll pic some...
Tito v Ken - Tito R2 TKO GnP
Kendall v Chris - R3 JD
Jason v Ed - Ed R1 TKO GnP
Matt v Seth - Matt R3 JD
Nate v Crafton - no idea
Dusin v Tony - no idea
Josh v Rory - Rory R2 Submission (gotta back my instructor!)
John v Thiago - no idea
Marcus v Forrest - Forrest RD 2 submission
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The Vegas odds for Ken are 100 to 1. I don't think the UFC has had a match this one sided in a long time.
I don't see Ken winning through anything less than psychological warfare. Maybe if he dances to the ring like Gono does, Tito will be sufficently freaked out for Ken to get a submission.
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Defenseman Drew Doughty of the Los Angeles Kings was investigated for an alleged sexual assault that took place earlier this year, the Los Angeles Times reported. Sandi Gibbons, a district attorney's spokesperson, told the Times "It's under review." She expects a resolution this week. Doughty's attorney, Craig Renetzky, told the Times he expects the case to be dismissed. The incident allegedly took place on March 1, TMZ reported. That report also said the case will be dismissed due to lack of evidence and problems with the woman's credibility. Doughty, 22, signed an eight-year, $56 million contract before the start of the season. He had 10 goals and 26 assists during the regular season and four goals and 12 assists in 20 playoff games.
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Ground Zero Mosque leader Feisal Abdul Rauf has maintained a long relationship with former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, including taking Mohamad's advice on getting Malaysia more involved in the Middle East peace process, long after Mohamad's anti-Semitic and anti-American statements were widely known.
That includes a three-year association with Mohamad's Perdana Global Peace Organization, which kicked off a December 2005 conference with Mohamad saying the United States invaded Iraq in 2003 because it "it was about getting at the wealth of a country rich in oil" and implying a U.S. role in the assassination of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
While Rauf now says he only attended Perdana's December 2005 conference, the organizations' web site listed him just below Mohamad from 2005 to 2008. During that time, Perdana's website shows Mohamad met with activists who believed the 9/11 attacks were set up by the U.S. government and conducted more conferences in which he "congratulated" Iraqi insurgents for killing U.S. soldiers.
Mohamad, one of Rauf's advisers on world peace, implied the United States played a role in the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri after the U.S. government passed a law in 2003 calling for sanctions against Syria. "Fortuitously, Rafik Hariri of Lebanon was assassinated and Syria is implicated," Mohamad said. "Whether the findings are factual or not is irrelevant. I am not being cynical but remembering the lies about Iraq. I cannot help but wonder."
Rauf, the leader of the Ground Zero Mosque effort, has worked for years with Mohamad, records show. Those ties came long after Mohamad earned a reputation for making anti-Semitic comments. For example:
- The Perdana Global Peace Organization. Rauf attended this group's inaugural December 2005 conference and signed a document that included a call to have any killings in war subject to an "international law of crimes." He was also listed as the No. 2 person on the group's roster between 2005 and 2008. Rauf, however, has said he has had nothing to do with Perdana since December 2005. He did not attend a 2007 conference in which Mohamad "congratulated" Iraqi insurgents for killing U.S. soldiers, but his name was still listed on Perdana's website.
- The Cordoba Initiative, the nonprofit organization that Rauf says is going to build the mosque, has long had a Malaysian office. In August, however, investigative reporter Claudia Rosett reported in Forbes that Cordoba had removed the Malaysian office from its website. A 2009 newspaper report says Cordoba is funded by the Malaysian government.
- The two organizations Rauf created – Cordoba and the American Society for Muslim Advancement – held several conferences in Malaysia with Mohamad or his associates. They included a 2006 conference on Shariah law.
Rauf had at least a three-year association with Mohamad's Perdana group, whose website also features reports of meetings with believers in a 9/11 conspiracy.
From 2005 through 2008, Rauf was listed on the group's website, just below Mohamad's, according to the group's records and website.
Perdana records show that Rauf spoke at the December 2005 Perdana Global Peace Forum and signed the group's "Kuala Lumpur Initiative to Criminalise War" as the second signatory immediately below Perdana leader Mohamad. Also attending that forum were George Galloway and Yvonne Ridley, two leaders of the group Viva Palestina, which actively supports the Hamas-led government in Gaza. Ridley, a British former journalist, converted to Islam after being kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2001.
During an August 2005 appearance at a Chautauqua Institute conference in New York, Rauf announced that he had just returned from meetings with Mohamad with ideas of how Malaysia could play a larger role in the Middle East peace process. Perhaps, Rauf said, Malaysia could send troops to help patrol the border between Israel and the occupied West Bank and Gaza. Or Malaysia could help train police in Iraq, Rauf told the group.
Rauf, who recently completed a tour of the Middle East sponsored by the State Department, has said little about his association with Perdana and Mohamad. However, in a June interview with Aaron Klein of ABC radio, he denied any association with Perdana after 2005.
"This is not true, that is an absolute lie," Rauf said. "I was invited to a lecture. They had a conference in December 2005, and I was invited there to lecture. That is the extent of my relationship with Perdana."
The Cordoba Initiative's website, in a recently added section, also says Rauf is not a member of Perdana: "Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf has never been a member of this group. Several years ago, Imam Feisal was invited to Malaysia, the most moderate Islamic country in the world, to participate in a Peace Conference sponsored by the Perdana Peace Group. He was one of the hundreds of speakers present. He has no political, advisory or business affiliation of any nature with the Perdana group. A photo of Imam Feisal was taken at the conference, and this has been used to 'prove' his membership in the Perdana Global Peace Organization, but the allegation is false. Because of the controversy surrounding Perdana, we have requested the Perdana Group to remove the photo of him from their publicity."
Neither Rauf nor the Cordoba site explains why he was listed as a senior Perdana official for three years on its website or why the group still lists him as a "role player and contributor." There is no evidence that Rauf ever asked to his name removed from the Perdana site or dissented from Mohamad's comments at the December 2005 conference.
Also, the Perdana site listed a February 2006 release about Rauf working to calm the violence caused by the publication of the image of the prophet Mohammed in a Danish newspaper.
Most of the controversial material on the group's website is attributable to comments made by Mohamad, who was Malaysia's prime minister from 1981 to 2003. During his final years in office, Mohamad was dogged by allegations of anti-Semitism. He blamed the 1997 Asian economic crisis on foreign currency traders and a Jewish economic cabal led by financier George Soros.
By 2005, when Rauf joined the Perdana group and met with Mohamad to discuss Middle East peace, Mohamad's reputation for anti-Jewish and anti-Israel comments had long been established. Among the examples:
- In 1986, Mohamad told a conference of world leaders in Zimbabwe that "the expulsion of Jews from the Holy Land 2,000 years ago and the Nazi oppression of the Jews have taught them nothing. If at all, it has transformed the Jews into the very monsters that they condemn so roundly in their propaganda material. They have been apt pupils of the late Dr. Goebbels."
- He defended his government's decision to ban the showing of director Steven Spielberg's film Schindler's List in Malaysia because it somehow maligned the Nazis who perpetrated the Holocaust.
- U.S. politicians, he said in May 2005, "are scared still of the Jews because anybody who votes against the Jews will lose elections. The Jews in America are supporting the Jews in Israel. Israel and other Jews control the most powerful nation in the world. And that is what I mean [about Jews controlling the world. I stand by that view."
A June 2006 story on the Perdana site highlights a meeting Mohamad had with representatives of a group aiming to start a "real investigation" into the cause of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. The collapse of the World Trade Center towers in New York, the group said, was not caused by the two airliners that crashed into them; instead, the Reopen 911 group said, there is "evidence that the towers came down in a controlled demolition."
Last week, the Investigative Project on Terrorism exposed videos and essays showing a former officer in ASMA, Rauf's organization serves on the board of Muslims for 9/11 Truth and founded a group called the Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth. Each argues the attacks were "an inside job."
Cordoba's Shariah project started with a conference in Kuala Lumpur in August 2006. The Cordoba website lists four participants besides Rauf, including Mahmood Ahmad Ghazi, a Pakistani bank official and expert in Shariah finance and Dato' Abdul Hamid Mohamad, a Malaysian Supreme Court judge.
Judge Mohamad was then an appellate court justice for Malaysia. Since then, he became Malaysia's Supreme Court chief justice and serves as a member of the Shariah Advisory Council of Securities Commission Malaysia.
Ghazi is the author of a document posted on the Pakistani Supreme Court's website called "The Role of Judiciary in the Promotion of a Culture of Tolerance." The essay lauds the role of the Supreme Court in Pakistani society, nearly above all other social institutions, but contains anti-Western passages. Ghazi leads his essay by describing the current state of disunity in Islam, caused in large part by Western powers:
"These difficulties have been further accentuated by the injustices being
done to the Muslims around the globe. Western powers have adopted
double standards; one for dealing with Muslims and the other, for
dealing with non-Muslims. Every such policy further reassures the
Muslim masses that the present world order has been conceived,
developed and adopted only to curb and control Muslims and to ensure
that their ideals and aspirations are frustrated."
In June 2008, Cordoba held a conference in Kuala Lumpur in conjunction with the Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia, agencies of the Malaysian government. The conference was titled the Third International Conference on the Muslim World and the West: Bridging the Gap. Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi officiated and spoke at the conference.
Badawi later visited the ASMA offices in New York in late 2009, according to an email update found on the ASMA website.
In December 2008, Rauf briefed a group of scholars at the offices of the International Institute of Islamic Thought about the findings of the Shariah Project, according to IIIT. The Virginia-based IIIT was founded by Muslim Brotherhood members who helped underwrite a Tampa front that housed four members of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad governing board.
Rauf and his wife Daisy Khan attended another conference in Kuala Lumpur in July 2009, according to links on the website for the conference, the Women's Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and Equity (WISE), which was sponsored by ASMA.
During that conference, Rauf was interviewed by The National, a newspaper published in the United Arab Emirates. That interview focused on the Shariah Index Project, which Rauf announced on the last day of the WISE conference in Kuala Lumpur. The story said the Shariah project had been quietly in the works since 2006 with "behind-the-scenes meetings with scholars, activists and government officials."
Rauf also said, "We have been soliciting the opinion of scholars throughout the Muslim world, asking them what defines an Islamic state, from the point of view of Islamic law." The National noted the Cordoba Initiative has offices in both New York and Kuala Lumpur and "it is funded by the Malaysian government and other sources in both western and Muslim countries."
As IPT reported on August 26, a 2009 financial statement for ASMA showed it received $576,312 from the government of Qatar. ASMA and Cordoba say money for Cordoba often goes through ASMA.
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The information above is TRUE !
Submitted by Malaysian, Sep 28, 2010 04:49
I am a Malaysian and I can confirm that the info above, especially the link between that terrorist imam and the Malaysian government is true !
The Malaysian government supports islamic terrorism. It even has its armed forces - the Royal Malaysian Army - to teach the terrorists ways to make bombs.
If that is not all, Malaysia also bought arms from North Korea and ship them to the Taliban and many other islamic terrorist groups all over the world.
And if THAT is not all, in the recent United Nation assembly, the prime minister of Malaysia - himself implicated in the C4 BOMBING DEATH OF A MONGOLIAN WOMAN - is officially offering his help to Hussein Obama in ways to "fool the Americans to accept Islam".
The news above have been widely covered in all the Malaysian news channels - from newspapers to TV to Malaysian websites/blogs.
So watch out, Americans !
Watch out for more lies from Hussein Obama, for he is being helped by a bloody islamic murderer from Malaysia !!!
enemy within
Submitted by christian soldier, Sep 25, 2010 08:53
We have to remember that Obama and his minions thought they would have ruined America's economy far earlier.. they are running behind.. the OIC conference in Chicago has seditionist and treasonists inside America...
They have not fooled us... We are on to them.. What they are going to do to America in the end is no different from how they have conquered all the other nations they have conquered in the past.. we will be no more free,, we will convert of die..
I live near the 9-11 mosque and see that the Islamists are getting riled up already.. More and more women are covered in BURKAS in August heat. Men in their pajama outfits.. They think they are in a more powerful position.
We need to be ready to fight the fight because our politicians had no right to hand our nation over to this enemy within..
Submitted by akw, Sep 24, 2010 19:52
Shariah and Western law are not compatible. Can someone please explain to me why an American is carrying out a project that rates Shariah compliant nations, and is in essence promoting the implementation of Shariah? Rauf certainly appears to be an Islamist, and since he chooses to live in this country, I can only assume that he desires this nation to become an Islamic nation.
Submitted by Jon Anderson, Sep 24, 2010 18:55
Just as the 'professionals' didn't investigate Obama prior to his election, they have likewise left the real journalism on Imam Rauf to IPT and a few other concerned patriotic organizations. The TV News shows should compensate IPT for the excellent investigative work.


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Now in 2000, his mood and his hair are jet-black as ever. Every 10 minutes, Meg Ryan does her ditsy routine of being about to burst into tears of grief, or, as it might be, joyous life-affirming acceptance, by pulling up her top lip at the side and wrinkling her nose, as if being tickled by an enormous invisible feather. The sisters have "issues" in a big way, and it's 92 long minutes before they, or we, get closure.


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Pinto must make a at least 1,000 field goals in 24 hours to break the existing world record.
This year's event will help to grow the foundation's scholarship program, which, beginning in early 2012, will award scholarships to college-bound students with celiac disease.
Speaking of last year's event, Pinto said that "the progression mirrored what I went through with celiac disease. The initial mental stress, the physical stress, but the hard work to make it through, and come out on top. It is something I want to continue to do, to break people's thoughts and stigmas that when you're diagnosed with celiac disease that your physical abilities will change."
Pinto added that the "support from people reaching out was absolutely amazing, and it just showed how strong the celiac community stands behind and supports each other. We're in this together."
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Gov. Scott Walker weighed in Sunday on the sequester fight in Congress, just days before automatic federal spending cuts are due to kick in.
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He said Wisconsin and other states are already feeling "the first wave of impact of tax increases from the last budget bill, just a little over a month ago."
Walker is in Washington to attend the National Governors Association conference. He appeared on the program with Democratic Gov. Jack Markell of Delaware.
Walker said Act 10, which curtailed collective bargaining for most public sector workers, has "been a positive impact for taxpayers" in Wisconsin.
"We knew two years ago, unlike what they're doing here in Washington, that we had to tackle the biggest part of our budget," Walker said.
Walker also offered an explanation about his decision to refuse expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Under the governor's plan, extremely poor adults without dependent children would be enrolled in BadgerCare. Thousands of other adults now in the program but with higher incomes would be shifted into federal exchanges for insurance.
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I have backup diapers in the car all the time and haven't had a problem so far. We lived in Florida and my car was always parked in the sun so I know for sure it'll be fine in the heat. Not sure if cold would do anything though but I would imagine the hear being tougher on diapers than cold
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Thanks a lot for the reply! I agree, I would think heat is worse for PUL then cold is. I'll go ahead and pack a kit for each car, just in case we forget the diaper bag.
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While the Evansville IceMen are now in the offseason, fans of the Tri-State's hockey team won't have to wait until next season to keep up with what's happening.
The IceMen and their radio partner, WEOA-1400 The Pump, will broadcast four "IceMen Summer Specials" live from Show-Me's East in Evansville. Those will air on May 23, June 20, July 25 and Aug. 29, all at 7 p.m.
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Ficorelli also said we could see other broadcasting efforts from the team. "We are looking to expand this part of our organization with the big move to the new Downtown arena."
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If you're a fan of "Swift Justice with Nancy Grace," which airs each weekday on WTVW-Fox 7, you'll want to make a note that, starting today, it's on earlier.
The show will now air at 10 and 10:30 a.m., a switch from its former 3 and 3:30 p.m. spot in the schedule.
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Last week, Crooks, a self-described conservative Democrat, told the Courier & Press' Eric Bradner that "It didn't take ... long to figure out that a good Democrat who could appeal to the entire district would have a good chance of winning the seat back."
Crooks, who owns WFMW-AM 1580 and FM 107.9 in Washington and operates WFML-96.7 in Vincennes, Ind., for the Vincennes University Foundation, might be forced by federal fair time laws to give up his Saturday morning talk show on the stations if he chooses to run, but he said it would be worth it.
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After a six-month stint as a reporter and producer at NEWS 25, reporter and producer Kelley Ashford has moved on.
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Giddish, who is a graduate of the University of Evansville, is returning to "The Good Wife" as Sophia Russo, a figure from Kalinda's (Archie Panjabi) past in the show's season finale.
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My 11 year daughter was diagnosed with Juvenile Rhuematoid Arthritis and has been prescribed 5mg of Prednisone twice daily. After approximately 10 days, we tapered off slowly over another 2-3 week period. She now has noticeable hair loss daily which started around the time we finished tapering off of the Prednisone. Is this a possible side affect? She also takes Diclophenac so, I am uncertain if one or both of these medications may have contributed to the ongoing hair loss.
Is hair loss a side effect from taking Prednisone 5mg , twice daily,11 year old female?
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Hair loss is not a known side effect of prednisone but perhaps when the dosing was stopped ... her hormones became a bit off balance and could have contributed to the alopecia. However, hair loss (alopecia) is a known side effect of diclofenac.
Thank you for the response. Is the Alopecia reversable once Diclophenac is stopped?
Yes, it is most likely that once diclofenac is stopped hair will regrow again.
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Downers GroveDowners Grove Christian School
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DURING MOST OF MY LIFE I have cherished the Hill Country, as have large numbers of my fellow Texans. It is a swath of rumpled terrain whose eastern and southern edge sweeps in an arc some two hundred miles long from the Austin area down past San Antonio and west to not far from Del Rio, on the Mexican border. This curving boundary is a rise of hundreds of feet from lower, flatter lands to the east and south and is known as the Balcones Escarpment or Fault Line, the result of an upheaval in Tertiary times. Here prairies end against heights dark with juniper and oak, the valleys between them watered by cypress-shaded rivers and creeks, the escarpment itself spouting forth great springs here and there from its cavernous aquifer. Containing all or parts of more than twenty counties, the hills have a less emphatic border on their northwestern inward side, where valleys and draws grow shallow and blend into the ranching grasslands of the wide, semiarid Edwards Plateau, of which the Hill Country itself is the eroded fringe.
Since well over a century ago, the region has been a sort of reference point for natives of other parts of the state, and mention of it usually brings smiles and nods. Not much of it is spectacular in the manner of high mountains and craggy seacoasts and such places, but we care about it—the dissected, elevated landscapes unlike the areas where most of us live, the un-Texan cool spring-fed streams, the fishing and hunting if we're inclined that way, the people and their towns and farms and ranches and their rather distinctive history.
In earlier times, farm families from flatter and more fertile lands within reach, sometimes two or three families in a group, would trek to the hills in wagons during the summer, after crops needed no more care and had been laid by till harvest. The hill breezes were dry and healthful, the peaches and plums and melons ripe on nearby friendly farms, the bass and catfish and perch active in clear streams beside which these folks would set up camp under great pecans and oaks, staying for a week or two to fish and loaf and talk and cook and eat and swim. When young, I knew old men and women who as children had regularly gone along on such expeditions, and their recollections were idyllic. As a youngster in the twenties and thirties, I saw the region on trips south from Fort Worth with my family, and later, when I was in college, groups of us, with our girls and (in those days) a faculty chaperon and his wife, would go there to sun and swim for long weekends at a "camp" with primitive cabins on a pretty river. Later still, after World War II, when I was a lowly English instructor at the university in Austin, I came to know the hills better. Driving out to see relatives in the little German town of Boerne or friends with a cottage on the Guadalupe upstream from Kerrville, I often strayed from the route to poke around. One special memory is of stopping off now and then at New Braunfels, where copious springs fed a small lake in Landa Park, at the head of the short Comal River. Fishing, I would work along the riverbank or rent a tiny wooden skiff and row out on the lake to cast to Rio Grande perch, cichlids and reputedly inedible. But they were staunch fighters on a fly rod in the swirling springwater.
In recent decades, after some years away from Texas, my main trips to the hills have involved visits to friends near Fredericksburg, more sojourns with those on the Guadalupe, and every spring a rendezvous with a few old comrades on the James River, a tributary of the Llano that wanders through rugged country in Mason County. There we emulate our predecessors in such places by camping and fishing and philosophizing for four or five good days. At that season migrant birds from warblers to avocets and hawks are swarming through, and each evening we watch as a couple of million Mexican free-tailed bats rise in columns from a nearby cave like windblown smoke, starting out on their nightly bug hunt.
IN 1718 SPANISH SOLDIERS AND priests established San Antonio on its river issuing from escarpment springs, but their efforts to set up further missions and forts north of there were thwarted by two successive warlike groups of Indians. Both of these were horseback invaders from plains to the northwest—first the Apache, then later the even fiercer Comanche and allied Kiowa.
The first Anglo-American colonists in Texas, arriving in the early 1800's, made no attempt to settle the hills but chose better farming land elsewhere. Hence the initial pioneers of the Hill Country, or a heartland portion of it, were Germans brought here through the ineptitude of an organization of titled aristocrats in their homeland, the Society for the Protection of German Immigrants in Texas, most often referred to as the Society, or Verein. It was a disastrous outfit, underfinanced and often poorly administered. For instance, the more than three million acres of Texas land on which it bought colonization rights, sight unseen, turned out to be a drouthy expanse ruled by Comanches, stretching from the northern edge of the hills westward onto the Edwards Plateau itself. There, recruited immigrants were to be set up on farms that would make the wilderness bloom, causing real estate values to skyrocket and enriching the noble investors.
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a resident of Barron Park
on Oct 11, 2012 at 2:02 pm
What phone list did United Way use?
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 11, 2012 at 5:40 pm
I would really like to know how many people were surveyed, and from what areas of Santa Clara County. Did they really ask anyone in San Jose, East San Jose, South San Jose, Morgan Hill, San Martin, Gilroy, Campbell, Santa Clara, or Sunnyvale? The answers they revealed to us sound like those of people in the northernmost parts of the county only.
a resident of Green Acres
on Oct 17, 2012 at 5:09 pm
More fun and possibly more accurate would be to make a survey of one's own. Simply spend a day driving, then walk around and chit-chat with people. Somewhere between road rage and happy conversations you'll come up with your own conclusion.
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How to Be a Great Public Speaker: Lesson One - Get Over Yourself
Stop picturing your audience in their underwear.
Seriously. Stop. I don't know where that advice originated or why it persists as the "thing-to-say" to nervous public speakers, but it needs to go away. Like now. Really. Because, it's really bad advice.
In fact, it's such awful advice that I think you should hold it personally responsible for every terrible speech you've ever had to suffer through or will one day be forced to politely applaud.
Why is it such terrible advice?
Think about all of those terrible speakers you've had to endure: the boring speakers who lost you at hello…the lecturers who spoke in jargon and/or never looked up from their notes…the self promoters who saw every sentence as an opportunity to tell you how awesome or clever they are…the condescenders who seemed to resent you for lending them your ears…and – of course – the nervous Nellies whose fear of being seen as terrible public speakers actually makes them terrible public speakers. (No one enjoys watching someone who doesn't want to be on stage.)Read more
Good Morning. Go Vote. I'm serious.
Ever wonder why certain special interest groups -- like the NRA -- have so much influence over elected officials? I'll give you a hint: it's because their membership can be counted on to vote.
I know. I know. They also give a lot of money, but I'm going to let you in on a little secret that even my politico friends have to acknowledge.... Money has no direct power in politics. Yes, I know that sounds naive, but bear with me... Politicians aren't using campaign contributions to buy boats or trips to Rio. (Although - let's be honest - politicians who rail against money in politics don't mind if you think that's what their opponents are doing.) Instead, all that money is going to buy ads, mailings and get out the vote operations (or - in some cases - suppress the vote operations).
In other words, campaign cash has power because it buys a candidate/elected official the "theoretical ability to influence votes." And, do you know what has more power than the theoretical ability to influence voting? Actually voting.
Now, if you really want to push back on money in politics, then you should cast an educated ballot. In other words, don't let your vote be influenced by all of those campaign ads and slogans (Hint: the more you see an ad aired and the better its messaging, the more money that campaign likely has.) Take an hour or two to research all of the candidates and ballot measures in your district and take the cheat sheet into the voting booth with you (It's not a test, you're allowed.) And voila - if all those campaign ads stop influencing elections, then they no longer have power...Yeah, I know it's not that simple, but it's a start.
Beyond that, if you really want to make your vote count, take a picture of yourself and your "I voted" today sticker and let people know what influenced your vote (e.g. write your elected officials, blog, tweet, etc.) Let elected officials know what influences your vote...get enough like minded people to do the same and guess what? You've got yourself an influential special interest group. ; )
OK. Sorry for the rant, but every time I get an email from a candidate railing about the power of money in politics, I get ticked...and I get a lot of them so, now I'm really, rather ticked. I'm not just ticked because talking about the power of money in politics is largely a ploy to get me to give money, (seriously, what better way to get people to give money than to convince them money has power?) but because it leaves average, non-monied, voters with the impression that the system is stacked against them and there's no point getting involved...or even voting. Which is the exact opposite message we should be sending, because the single best way to push back on money in politics is to vote. So, please, go vote. I'm serious, it matters.
OK. Rant ended. Thanks for reading.
Just Putting Out a Press Release Doesn't Get Press
If you've ever worked in PR or communications, raise your hand if this scene sounds familiar:
YOUR BOSS/CLIENT/COWORKER enters. He reveals that he's spent the last X number of weeks, months, maybe even years on an exciting project that is finally done.
BOSS/CLIENT/COWORKER: "I am here to discuss the rollout strategy for this very exciting project that I expect to get lots of press attention."
YOU: "Wow. I had no idea you were working on this project. It does sound very exciting. I can't make any promises, but we will certainly do our best to get reporters to cover it."
BOSS/CLIENT/COWORKER: "Great. We need it to go out tomorrow."
Your jaw hits the floor. It's almost five, you still have a dozen calls and emails to return and NOW you have to figure out how to deliver "lots of press" on an issue you've never seen before...by tomorrow???
YOU: "If you want to get press on this, I'm going to need more time."
BOSS/CLIENT/COWORKER: That's impossible. Tomorrow's the deadline that we've been working round-the-clock for days/weeks/months to meet.
YOU: "Why didn't you involve me sooner? I could have worked with you to make sure the project was camera-ready for roll out."
Your boss/client/coworker looks at you like you're talking a foreign language. Why would they have included you before now? They already know how the public is going to respond: They're going to love it. And getting press will be easy (They know this because they believe that anyone who has ever read a newspaper is qualified to do your job.)
BOSS/CLIENT/COWORKER: "What's the big deal? We just need you to put out a press release."
You resist the urge to throw a stapler at your boss/client/coworker's head.
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Let's Blame Jenny McCarthy
For the record, I agree with everything Frank Bruni wrote in his recent take down of Jenny McCarthy's role as an anti-vaccine advocate. I hope everyone who helped give credence to the former Playmate's medical opinions feels ashamed of themselves. I really do.
I, however, disagree with Bruni's inference that the McCarthy episode is somehow unique and that our nation's debates aren't regularly skewed by non-expert opinions masquerading as facts. I'd actually argue that the only thing unique about the anti-vaccinators is the current backlash against them.
Bruni asks: "When did it become O.K. to present gut feelings like hers as something in legitimate competition with real science?"
Good question, but I'm pretty sure it's been going on for awhile.
Right or wrong, "Gut feelings" dominate our nation's policy debates, because they're powerful.
Want to energize voters? Appeal to their gut feelings. Validate their fears. Simplify complex policies until they make basic, gut level sense and then dare your opponent to disagree. Trust me, they won't, because there's nothing harder to argue against than a gut feeling.Read more
Why Don't More Senators Take Pride in Being Senators?
U.S. Senator Martin Henrich's (D-NM) strongly-worded statement this week cautioning the CIA that "The Senate Intelligence Committee oversees the CIA, not the other way around" is – in my mind – remarkable for the sheer fact that it's remarkable.
One of the things I have most struggled to understand about elected officials is how few of them seem to revel in the role of being an elected official. Maybe it's just me, but if I ever put myself through the hell necessary to become a U.S. Senator, I'd take a lot of pride in being a U.S. Senator. In fact, I'm pretty sure I'd wake up every day trying to figure out how to be the best U.S. senator ever.
Think about it. If you were a member of Congress wouldn't you want that to mean something? If – for example - you got to serve on the Senate Intelligence Committee, wouldn't you want the Senate Intelligence Committee to be a really important and powerful committee? If your job was to conduct oversight, wouldn't you get ticked at the suggestion that oversight isn't valuable or that your contributions would be anything other than worthwhile? Wouldn't you want your constituents to look at your work and say: "I'm proud that MY senator is the one asking tough questions." "I feel safer knowing that MY senator is ensuring that the intelligence community really is doing its best to keep me safe." Call me crazy, but I'd be furious if I found out that the NSA or CIA was hiding stuff from me, if only because it implies that they think they care more about my constituents' safety than I do.
Again, maybe it's just me, but if I spent my work days surrounded by statues and paintings of the courageous leaders who came before me, I'd say to myself, "Self, how can I be more like THEM?"Read more
Republicans Don't Hate Obamacare
MSNBC's Thomas Roberts recently asked GOP Representative Marsha Blackburn if she "hated Obamacare" more than she "loved her country." She dismissed the question as "incredibly inappropriate." Personally, I don't think the question was inappropriate as much as it was dumb.
I'm not saying Thomas Roberts was dumb for asking the question. Quite the opposite. By cable news standards, it was a smart move, the perfect kind of pointed, gotcha question destined to be cut, posted and shared across the Internet by the droves of Obama-fans MSNBC counts on to cheer when points get scored for their team. Every angry click earns ad revenue for the network, inching Mr. Roberts closer and closer to liberal cable star status.
No, it was a dumb question because Republicans don't actually hate Obamacare.
Seriously. You can't hate something if you don't know what it does and I highly doubt most members of Congress (Republican or Democrat) could give you an accurate description of what the Affordable Care Act actually does.
But – let's be honest for a second – they don't care what it does. Because – with all due respect to my Republican friends – Republicans don't view the Affordable Care Act as a law that will make it easier for some Americans (myself included) to purchase health care. Rather, Republicans see the Affordable Care Act as a highly successful campaign message they're loathe to lose.Read more
What Convinced Obama to Reverse His Position on NSA Surveillance?
Since details of the NSA's surveillance programs started coming to light in early June – and President Obama's been forced to publicly answer for its activities – the president has repeatedly reminded us that he came into office with a "healthy skepticism about these programs." But, after careful evaluation, he determined "that on, you know, net, it was worth doing."
Some of these programs I had been critical of when I was in the Senate. When I looked through specifically what was being done, my determination was that the two programs in particular that had been at issue, 215 and 702, offered valuable intelligence that helps us protect the American people and they're worth preserving. (From his August 9th Press Conference.)
It's a rhetorical strategy intended to win his critics' trust by demonstrating that he understands our concerns because he used to share them. The message he wants us to take away is: if we had been in his shoes and saw the evidence he saw when he got into office, we would have signed off on these programs too.
Well, yesterday we got a glimpse of some of the evidence he saw when he assumed office – at least in connection to the NSA's collection of U.S. phone call records -- and, it begs the question, what exactly changed his mind about the NSA's domestic surveillance programs? What did the President see that led him to the conclusion that everything he had previously said on the topic was wrong because allowing the NSA to collect everyone's phone call records really is a constitutionally-supported, great idea?Read more
5 Things ODNI Officials Get Wrong in Just One Washington Post Story
Over the weekend, the Washington Post reported that back in 2011, the Obama Administration secretly convinced the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to allow them to peruse the NSA's massive database of communications for information on American citizens.
What's the big deal?
Well, there is this thing called the Fourth Amendment that our founding fathers dreamed up to prevent the use of general warrants. Few things ticked colonial Americans off more than the British claim that their special search warrants gave them unlimited authority to search for whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted. So, when it came time to list the rights that the U.S. would guarantee its citizens, requiring government officials to get warrants – not only supported by probable cause but "particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized" – was high on the list.
How does this pertain to the NSA's massive database of communications? Well, if an American's communication is in that database, odds are it was seized without a warrant.
You see, back in 2006 (after the NSA was caught conducting a massive warrantless wiretapping program) the NSA argued that having to get a warrant every time it wanted to review a communication that involved an American citizen hurt its ability to track terrorists in real time. Because it meant that every time a terrorist made a call or got an email, it had to stop and figure out who was on the other end and whether or not they were an American citizen before they could review it.Read more


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Net operating cash used during the year ended December 31, 2007 was $81.1
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-- On January 31, 2008, Jazz Pharmaceuticals announced that the U.S. Food
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the response by Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. to the FDA approvable
letter for LUVOX CR. The FDA notified Solvay Pharmaceuticals that it
considered this a complete, class 1 response and the PDUFA action date
is February 29, 2008. In an approvable letter received on
December 21, 2007, the FDA had requested additional information
concerning a chemistry, manufacturing and control (CMC) issue. The
approvable letter did not raise any questions related to safety or
efficacy of LUVOX CR and included the FDA's proposed labeling. Jazz
Pharmaceuticals and Solvay Pharmaceuticals believe that the response
submitted to the FDA on December 28, 2007 fully addressed that CMC
-- Jazz Pharmaceuticals has completed the expansion of its sales force,
and now has a total of approximately 200 field sales personnel,
including sales management and sales representatives. These
individuals are currently in their assigned sales territories promoting
-- In early January 2008, Jazz Pharmaceuticals announced that it had
received orphan drug designation from the FDA for its JZP-8 product
candidate for the treatment of recurrent acute repetitive seizures.
JZP-8 is a novel drug delivery formulation incorporating clonazepam, a
widely prescribed benzodiazepine. The product candidate is designed to
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Land mines are currently strewn throughout 87 of the world's countries, and each year they cause 15,000-20,000 new casualties, the vast majority of which are inflicted upon civilians. Sifting through minefields to remove these hidden threats is currently a dangerous, tedious, and expensive process, however scientists at the University of Edinburgh recently announced that they have engineered a strain of bacteria that glows green in the presence of explosives, making mine detection a snap.
Great for cracking passwords, Slim version not. Well, you can't say there aren't many uses for PlayStation 3, as not only is it a favorite gaming device for many users, but has now been established as a high-tech tool in fighting crime. AXcess News reports that Sony's consoles are now being used to crack passwords on various archives most notably those from people charged of pedophilia.
Countries around the world are preparing for cyberwarfare, according to a new report from McAfee. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the United States have set up organizations to study cyberattacks and possibly trigger a physical response, for example. In fact, some international relationships could be described as a state of cyber-cold war, the report suggests.
Cyberbullying remains a problem for kids between 11 and 18, a UK-based anti-bullying group has found, and it wants social networks to step up and help with improved UIs and support services for kids in need. "I just want you to know what a fat, evil, sadistic cow you are. I want to see you suffer as slow and painful a death as possible." That's one of many messages sent to a teenager named Claire who had gotten into a disagreement over a basketball game. Another teen named Sam hanged himself after being "bombarded by cruel jibes" on Bebo over his taste in music and clothing.
If you really, really need to make sure those precious photos of yours last virtually forever - or at least longer than the average two- to five-year lifespan of consumer-grade DVDs, then start-up Cranberry LLC has the answer for you: a DVD that literally lasts a millennium.
Even for a company as powerful as Intel, with $13 billion in cash on the books, $1.25 billion is a lot of money. So why drop that huge quantity of money in the lap of its biggest rival, Advanced Micro Devices?
The payment is, of course, to settle the antitrust suit AMD brought against Intel five years ago. AMD's stock surged 22 percent Thursday after the chipmakers announced the agreement, but Intel's share price dropped 1 percent, indicating which company the investors thought got the better deal.
Hewlett-Packard Co. announced Wednesday it will purchase networking company 3Com for $2.7 billion, and also preannounced higher fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and raised its outlook for fiscal 2010.
The deal is worth $7.90 per share of 3Com, which is 39% higher than the stock's closing price of $5.69 on Wednesday. Shares of 3Com (COMS) soared 35% after hours on the announcement.
Has Google found the final piece of its voice-calling puzzle? Rumors have it that the acquisition-happy search giant has acquired Gizmo5, a Skype-like VoIP startup. TechCrunch is reporting googlethat Google has plunked down $30 million in cash for Gizmo5, which offers a software app that lets you make free phone calls to other Gizmo users, as well as inexpensive calls to landlines and cell phones. It supports SMS and instant messaging, too.
Of all the sinister things that Internet viruses do, this might be the worst: They can make you an unsuspecting collector of child pornography. Heinous pictures and videos can be deposited on computers by viruses — the malicious programs better known for swiping your credit card numbers. In this twist, it's your reputation that's stolen.
Pedophiles can exploit virus-infected PCs to remotely store and view their stash without fear they'll get caught. Pranksters or someone trying to frame you can tap viruses to make it appear that you surf illegal Web sites.
NASA scientists studying the origin of life have reproduced uracil, a key component of our hereditary material, in the laboratory. They discovered that an ice sample containing pyrimidine exposed to ultraviolet radiation under space-like conditions produces this essential ingredient of life.
Pyrimidine is a ring-shaped molecule made up of carbon and nitrogen and is the basic structure for uracil, part of a genetic code found in ribonucleic acid (RNA). RNA is central to protein synthesis, but has many other roles.
"We have demonstrated for the first time that we can make uracil, a component of RNA, non-biologically in a laboratory under conditions found in space," said Michel Nuevo, research scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif. "We are showing that these laboratory processes, which simulate occurrences in outer space, can make a fundamental building block used by living organisms on Earth."
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