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Twice a year the group known as the United Cardinal Bloggers gather virtually to discuss the topics that are on everyone's minds. The torch gets passed daily to the next person to ask a question while the group of bloggers all sound off with their opinions The November roundtables have come around and I-70′s turn has come to pass. This year, we wanted to play to the optimists, the pessimists and the realists of the group with a predictive question towards 2013. The email that was sent to the group read: My question for you is two-fold and equally pessimistic and optimistic (with a dash of realistic, for Daniel's sake)… - What player will take a substantial injury, shelving him for the majority of the 2013 season? - What player will gain the opportunity, and seize it, to become a cornerstone of the team next year? The answers were varied at times and very agreeable at others. Here's a look at what the UCB thinks… Dennis Lawson – ***************** It's hard not to be pessimist...
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Ok, i played around last night and the following has been found! The nforce drivers work perfectly and have no problem working the modem and I dialed up perfectly las night. the problem is in the video card. most notibly, when the graphics card uses some power, eg, going into X from a consol, the fifo underrun error occurs.
I've pretty much given up and I'm just going to live with the built in linux "nv" driver for now. till fedora core 2 comes out with the 2.6 kernel. then i'll try again from there.
thanx for the help so far. what i did see and i forgot to bring the file in this morning is if I run "cat /proc/interrupts" with out the graphics card driver running, then all of the resources have there own irq and there is no sharing, if i install the driver and start X, the same command shows that "nvidia" is sharing with another resource? might be an issue here.
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Fisk admitted that at the elementary level, it can be a little bit of a stretch for the younger ones.
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A beautiful villa that is ideal for an unforgettable honeymoon or a luxurious holiday.
Beautifully restored, this large and very private villa has been renovated to a high standard yet retained its best Greek features.
Situated in the traditional village of Megalachori (pop 350), near the ferry port of Athinios, this property is a few seconds walk from the main cobbled square of this beautiful and charming village. There you can enjoy five excellent restaurants and the local taverna. There is a village store, bakery, jewellery stores, leather shop and clothes shop nearby and the village is surrounded by vineyards, offering wine tasting. The village boasts one of the most up-market hotels on the island-'The Vedema', which has had many V.I.P guests such as Danny DeVito and Angelina Jolie.
A short walk to the bakery brings you to the main road from the beaches of Perissa and Perivolos to the main town of Fira. 1km towards Fira, past the road to the port of Athinios is Santo Wines, where you can witness a view of the entire island and its incredible sunsets whilst relaxing over a coffee or a glass or two of their famous wine.
Tucked away from the main square, the villa is extremely private, allowing you to enjoy the breathtaking views of the south western part of the island from the villa's stunning 100sq meter terrace which features a 2m x 2m Jacuzzi and a traditional stone barbecue and bar. Why not take advantage of your wonderful terrace by dining al fresco whilst soaking in the views under the rays of the sun, or taking a quiet dip in the spa whilst sipping a cool drink under the stars? Alternatively have a daytime dip in the courtyard pool. The marble tiled courtyard is fringed with plants and low lighting, ideal for sunbathing and relaxing.
The villa briefly comprises of two accommodation properties. The first property sleeps up to 4 and the second sleeps up to 6. The villa is finished to a very high standard with all modern facilities and features. The total accommodation consists of 2 double bedrooms and a mezzanine double bedroom, 2 double sofa-beds, two bathrooms, kitchen with appliances (cutlery / crockery etc), two lounges (living rooms), dining areas, courtyard and a roof terrace. Villa includes all bedding and towels, WiFi, LCD TV, Satellite TV and DVD.
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|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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Comprises of two air-conditioned accommodation properties,accessed from the private courtyard.The second sleeps up to 3, with a double bedroom with wardrobes, fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom and a living room with a double sofa bed and dining table and chairs, Wifi, 32" flat screen satellite TV, DVDs and books.The first sleeps up to 5, with an entrance lobby with fridge; a double bedroom; a dressing room with wardrobes and a vanity unit; a modern bathroom; double mezzanine bedroom over a living room with wardrobes and a double sofa bed; 32" flat screen satellite TV: DVDs and books. A cot and high chair is also provided.
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The courtyard is accessed through a solid external entrance door and is well lit by low lighting and spotlights. There is a pool in the courtyard.. The entrance into the first property is on the left. At the far end of the courtyard 3 steps take you to the small terrace outside the second house, with a table and four chairs. The steps leading to the terrace bring you first to another small terrace with a table and chairs. The large 100sq mtr terrace is equipped with a bar with fridge; barbecue and wash-hand basin; sun loungers; dining table and chairs; occasional table with easy chairs and a jacuzzi
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There is a welcome pack available upon arrival. Either ourselves or our representative will meet you at the port or airport and take you to the villa, where you will be shown all the facilities and given information about the village and the island in order that you will make the most of your stay. We can arrange car, scooter or quad-bike rental with reputable companies at discounted rates. We can also advise you about the places to visit and the best tours to book(private island tours; diving; volcano and sunset cruises etc). We or our representative will be on hand during your stay to assist if required.
The Cyclades region
The Cyclades is a group of islands north of Crete of which Santorini (Thira), is perhaps the most famous. It lies between Ios and Anafi and is one of the most southerly islands in the Cyclades
Shaped by an incredible volcanic eruption some 3500 years ago, which has been responsible for many myths and legends, the island has now become the cultural capital of Greece, with extremely important archeological finds in the sites of Ancient Thira and Akrotiri. The 3500 year old ancient settlement of Akrotiri has been excavated for many years and has been closed to visitors for 5 years. It has now been re-opened for the 2011 season and is a must to visit. It is conveniently close to Megalochori.
The Santorini climate is very pleasant all year and can become extremely hot during the peak summer months, however the prevailing winds to help to make the temperature enjoyable at these times.
Megalochori (pop 350), is a delightful traditional village which boasts several vineyards, churches, village stores, bakeries, tavernas and restaurants. The Vedema Hotel is one of the most upmarket hotels on the island boasting such guests as Danny DeVito, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and is sutuated just off the main square.
The village is ideally located on the island, being on the main route to the popular beaches of Perissa and Perivolos with all the tavernas, bars, beach and water activities. The historical site of Akrotiri is nearby, as is the historic town of Pyrgos and the monastry of Profitis Elias. The winding road to the port of Athinios is 1km away just before the Santo winery with its stunning views. The main town of Fira, with its museums, art galleries,bustling shopping area, bars and restaurants is 7 km away and there is a bus service which regularly passes the village.
Kamari is another well known resort on the island and boasts many bars and restaurants. Access is better by own transport as public transport connections are difficult.
We would recommend that in order to reach most places of interest a car or scooter rental is advisable. We have some good contacts on the island that may be of help to you.
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"The perfect retreat, private but not isolated, in a traditional Greek village."
Lovely villa with modern kitchen & bathrooms. The villa is secluded but not isolated with tavernas within a few steps. A lovely bakery is situated at the top of the lane. The owner is very helpful, as is Lainey who manages it in the owner's absence. We loved the feel of the village and although we hired a car did use the bus on one occasion (a hair raising experience!). Perhaps the taxi suggested by the helpful taverna owner would have been better. The information given verbally and left in villa was helpful and we did visit the restaurant recommended which was excellent.
20 May 2013
"Booked for a special occasion....and it was very special indeed."
Fantastic property in a fantastic setting, owned by the most helpful people you could wish to meet. From the start of my idea to celebrate a special birthday with friends, through the booking process, (not the flight!!!!!!) to our stay at Villa Olivia, the place, the people, the weather, the village, the celebrations, the local taverna and of course to the friends who shared the experience......it was all wonderful...thank you all
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"A perfect place to stay in Santorini, it met all of our expectations."
We spent a week in Villa Olivia and found it to be perfect for our family. We enjoyed the rooftop veranda and hot tub and loved the location. We were very happy that we were not in the middle of the busy tourist and cruise ship areas. But it was very conveniently located on the island though a car is highly recommended.
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By Daniel firstname.lastname@example.com Witnesses heard him say "Don't shoot me," and then the 51-year-old was shot once in the chest. Harold L. Anderson, of no permanent residence, was shot with a .40-caliber bullet at about 2 a.m., Sunday, Clayton County Police said. He was found on the ground with his hands up by his head, without a pulse and bleeding from the mouth, at 701 Mt. Zion Road, Officer P.R. Gant wrote in a police report. Officers attempted to find a pulse on the man's wrist and neck, and attempted to get a response by calling to him. Anderson was declared dead, according to the police report, at 2:30 Sunday morning. He was shot once, on the left side of his chest, near his arm pit, according to the report. Crime Scene Investigators found a single shell casing on the ground near Anderson's body. Witnesses said the 51-year-old was walking down the street, passing the gate of The Park Apartments. It was about 39 degrees, and Anderson was wearing blue jeans, a zip-up, black and white sweat jacket, leather sneakers and a black, knit cap, police reported. One witness said a red or orange, mid-sized car stopped near Anderson. A man got out, with a gun in his hand, and walked up to Anderson. The 51-year-old said, "Don't shoot me," but the unidentified man shot him, and the car sped away. Another witness described the vehicle as a dark red of burnt orange suburban, seen speeding from the scene. No description of the gunman was given, in the police report. Sgt. Rebecca Brown said detectives were continuing the investigation Monday morning. They did not know, though, where the man was going. He may, Brown said, have been walking to the Majic Food Mart, an all-night convenience store down the street from the shooting. In September, a 20-year-old man was reportedly shot to death in the Majic Mart parking lot. An arrest has been made, in that case, though police do not appear to know the motive for the shooting. Police do not believe the 51-year-old was robbed, Sunday morning, Brown said. Nothing appears to have been taken. Anyone with information about the shooting-death of Anderson, is asked to call Detective Steve Rotella at (770) 477-3624.
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Records about the incident were ordered expunged in June 2008.
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Aya's report showed how precocious she was. She had recorded the messages from the sisters' herself, from a far distance. Seeing their eyes in the night wasn't the biggest of feats, given that their eyes glowed in the dark, and could be seen changing colors if there was a good enough vantage point. But having the presence of mind to realize that these were messages, and committing them to memory was something else. For someone as young as herself to commit a seemingly random series of reds, greens and blues to her memory added to the glory of her feat. What marked Aya out as prodigy though, was the fact that as a farmer's daughter, she had realized that they stood for the letters of the Arabic alphabet, having only learned the alphabet herself. She had also translated their meaning when she had memorized them.
The Sultana decided immediately that this girl's entire education would be under her supervision. Her father Nuska would be paid well, and even his farm would be taken care of, if he permitted. The Sultana's good mood was not solely due to a delight in her recognition of the little girl's intelligence though. The girl's message also brought them a ray of hope.
The sisters communications had been about their long term plans as earlier, and not about the battle they had been engaged in when they were communicating ocularly. The message was short, but promising.
"Let us visit the star on the full moon," said the first sister.
"If the star prevails, we will die," said the second.
"If we prevail, we shall be free," said the third.
"We find the key and we can prevail," said the first.
Every interpretation of these words arrived at the same conclusion. The star was the star shaped section of the woods. The sisters had to conduct their visit there on the full moon night, and it would affect the courses of their lives immensely. They somehow referred to that section of the woods as though it were their nemesis. Somehow that nemesis was all that stood between the men in the Sultana's kingdom and those sisters. So the next step would be to find out what that nemesis was. Then the key, somehow the key had to be found. Perhaps there was something in the star shaped section of the woods that was referred to as the key. Or perhaps the sisters knew that the key was somehow hidden along the borders of her kingdom? Perhaps there was no foreign involvement, and the sisters did not have any alliance with any other king. They were simply hunting for the key.
The Sultana had never understood why the sisters only killed men, and never harmed women. That was very strange behavior for creatures that were more or less monsters in appearance. Why go out of their way to leave women alive. Perhaps their being female themselves made them feel some level of empathy towards all other females, irrespective of species? It was a mystery that would have to be solved much later.
The Sultana organized another trip to the woods, and included herself, one of her ministers, the Hellenic boy in the party, along with hundred armed guards. They left that afternoon to explore the woods once again. This time every last ounce of effort would be concentrated at the apex and in the arms of the star. They would keep their eyes open for clues, and for a key. Perhaps they could find something this time around.
Nadia walked out of the royal palace. She was absolutely free. She had no master any longer. When the master of a slave died, unless that master had family, the slave was free. She was free.
She walked down to a well that stood outside the confines of the palace walls, with the intention of getting some water from it. It was one of those deep wells that was open, and wide enough that a stairway had been carved into its side. Her plan was to get herself some water to quench her thirst.
She recognized her thirst, and then, as though she had commanded it, rain fell from the sky. It was an arid region, with barely a handful of days where it rained. It rained just then. Nadia didn't need to enter the well. She just raised her face to the sky, and drank the rainwater. Just a drop quenched her thirst, and she enjoyed the subsequent drops simply because they felt great.
The rain stopped a minute later. She felt surprised, but thought nothing of that great coincidence. She walked toward the city. A marketplace loomed in the distance. It was early afternoon, and she simply wanted to walk, and be a nomad within the kingdom for a few days. Something within her compelled this wanderlust, and she yielded to it.
She saw an infantry soldier from the Sultana's army slapping a prostitute. The woman had thick kohl around her eyes, and she was dressed with a small dark red blouse that displayed her ample cleavage, a very obviously bared midriff, and a dark red skirt below. She looked like she was dressed for belly dancing. Her hair was black and had been plaited and fell behind her to her buttocks. As if in some strange irony of her dress sense, her lip was cut as well, from the soldier's blow, and was bleeding.
She walked up to them. The soldier turned, about to hit the woman again. He sneered at Nadia.
"Get lost child," he said.
"Do not hit her," Nadia said.
Her voice was calm, steady, and almost a whisper.
The soldier laughed, and raised his hand some more.
"Do not hit her," Nadia said.
Her voice was like a thousand desert storms.
The soldier's hand fell to his side, and he looked at her in abject terror. The prostitute looked at her with the same terror. They ran as though they had both lost their minds. The soldier ran down the street while the prostitute ran inside the house at whose threshold they had been standing. It was where she plied her trade.
Younos felt lighthearted. Sometimes when you make a clean breast of things to someone close to you, it feels wonderful initially. That was what he was feeling just now.
He knew Hypatia would not give him money in furthering his pursuit of Inanna's charm. But at least she knew his secret and could give him resources. If he wanted a scroll and she knew someone who knew someone who knew the owner, that wouldn't hurt his chances. He had caught the sliver of admiration in her eye. She was his sibling after all. They both admired people who staked their entire existence on a single idea, and were willing to sacrifice all for that idea.
He walked back to the palace presently. Gaining more favor with the royal family was always at the top of his list of things to do. Maybe he could go and pay the lovely Mediha a visit. He could still remember her wolfing down an ebony cock. His was a few shades lighter. Perhaps she would oblige when he had fulfilled his wondrous quest. What woman or man could resist the lure of Inanna! He could pretend he was checking on her health.
It took some courage to go there. Her outer guards allowed him access. They knew about his role, and the princess had treated him like an honored friend, so he was persona grata here. The approach from the front was so much better than the bloody labyrinth that he usually used to get to the royal chambers.
He passed an ante room whose main attraction was a painting that depicted the Sultana in full battle gear, poised to strike an enemy who was dressed like a barbarian from the Teutonic lands. She was dressed in a shining bronze armor, with a bronze helmet, bronze breasts housing her own flesh and blood ones, and bronze plates protecting her midriff and limbs as well. It looked heavy. He paused and admired it for a second. Mediha certainly inherited a modicum of her fiery mother's beauty.
Her spear had an iron bit at the end, and was piercing the chest of the Teutonic barbarian, with a healthy splatter of blood surrounding it. The barbarian's armor lay beside him, and was a blackish green in color. He wore white rags on his body. The Sultana had one foot placed on his shoulder, and another on his genitals, and an expression of fury on her face, playing the perfect complement to the look of abject terror on his.
Younos forced himself to move on, and crossed a hall that was filled with gold and bronze thrones, with weapons on the walls and Persian silks and rugs adorning different corners of the room. Then he heard commotion a few rooms to his left, and slowed down.
The princess' royal guards were everywhere. All women, and all tougher than iron. The outermost ring of them saw him, and one of them nodded. They didn't part, and he squirmed. He expected them to part for him, but realized that he'd have to ask, and they may say no. His fear of rejection came roaring to life, and he started sweating.
"The princess," he said, stammering.
The guards nearest him ignored him.
"Can I meet the princess?" he said, raising his voice.
One of them looked at him. He heard a commotion from inside, as though the princess Mediha was having an argument.
Younos decided to be less picky. He had come for the sake of ogling after all. He lost the staring contest to the guard in front of him, and looked down at her breasts. Ogling. Mission accomplished. Lovely Arabian breasts. Then he felt her eyes glaring at him. She had noticed.
He looked back up briefly, and couldn't meet her gaze, and looked in the direction of the commotion. The guards parted, and for a moment he thought they were parting for him. Then he realized that someone was coming through.
He saw the princess along with a guard, the scary one, Habiba, at her side, and a caramel skinned Amazon behind them, being held by two guards, with eyes downcast. The princess saw him, and alarm flashed in her eyes, as though he were the last person she wanted to see. She had that look because he was indeed the last person she wanted to see.
Princess Mediha nodded at him, but her eyes had a warning written in them. She was trying to tell him something. Younos thought fast. He wasn't sure what she was saying.
The guard Habiba spoke.
"Boy, you saved the princess," she said. "You will be glad to know that the miscreant has been apprehended."
She nodded at the beautiful Nubian woman who was captive, behind her. The warning in princess Mediha's eyes became more pronounced, but Younos mouth was faster than his mind for once.
"Where is she?" he said, and then the look in the princess' eyes told him that he had failed her. The black skinned beauty's eyes shot up to him, and he saw hope there.
"You blind, boy," Habiba said. "Her."
She pointed to the black woman. Younos knew he couldn't change his story, but now he knew that he was doing right. This woman was innocent.
"That is not her," he said, simply, not daring to look in the princess' direction.
The guard Habiba had twisted look on her face when she heard this, as though she had known all along. The princess looked at her feet, saying something under her breath.
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"I tried to avoid any graphic medical details because they'd go over the child's head and I think it's unnecessary," said Salzhauer of his whimsically written book, set to hit bookstores on Mother's Day. "She does get a boob job, I skirt that issue because I think that's the parents' choice whether they want to address that particular part of the operation with their children."
Dr. Richard D'Amico, president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, told ABCNEWS.com that while some may find the message offensive, he thinks the book's text is quite realistic.
"More and more women when they're done having kids are saying, 'Hey wait a minute, I'm dieting and exercising but there are some things I can't do myself,'" said D'Amico. "I think the book [sends the message] that the surgeon is going to help mommy with some things she can't do alone."
However, D'Amico said the illustrations are definitely not ideal and may be more offensive than the plot line itself.
"I understand they are cartoon figures, but I thought that the mommy's breasts were just a little too big and she was a little too stylized," said D'Amico of the book's lead character, who wears belly-shirts and tight-fitting pants. "I would have liked it much better if mommy looked like a real person."
Not everyone is ready to recommend this book to their patients. Craniofacial specialist and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Pete Costantino told ABCNEWS.com that he doesn't think cosmetic surgery is a child-friendly topic.
"Children are still in the process of developing concepts of self-image and beauty and ugliness and so forth," said Costantino. "They're in a formative phase, and I don't think it's valuable to children to push aesthetic surgery in their face."
"It's something that is an adult decision and should be dealt with as such," Costantino added. "There is no great motivator for kids to know about this."
Image expert and psychologist Debbie Then told ABCNEWS.com that the book "mortified" her and could be potentially harmful to children.
"The whole idea of this book falls into the category of 'too much information for a child to comprehend,'" she said. "There is a concern that if we focus the attention of young children on this topic, we will encourage very young girls to start obsessing about their looks at an even earlier age than they already do."
"Beauty obsession is a societal problem, and as such, a tormenting topic for women of all ages," added Then. "So let the youngest members of our society read books about all sorts of topics, but please, not about mom's new boobs."


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Roles and Interests
Clinical supervisor for practicum students at the Pacific Psychology Clinic conducting psychotherapy from an integrative relational perspective
Core Faculty, Latino Bilingual Track
Instructor: Evidence Based Psychotherapy with Children, Social and Cultural Foundations
Clinical and scholarly interests: Diversity and cultural competence, Latino psychology, HIV/AIDS, psychodynamic and relational psychotherapy
Other professional roles and responsibilities: Maintain bilingual independent practice working with individuals, couples, and families; vice chair and soon-to-be chair of the Diversity Committee of the Oregon Psychological Association
PhD, State University of New York, Albany, N.Y., 2001, Counseling Psychology
BA, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, 1993, Women's Studies
Predoctoral APA-approved Internship in Clinical Psychology
Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, N.Y., 2000- 2001
Licenses and Awards
Licensed as a psychologist in California (since 2002) and Oregon (since 2007)
Minority Fellowship Program Fellow, HIV/AIDS research training 1998-2000
Previous Relevant Work Experience
Bilingual child psychologist for children ages 5-18 and their families and bilingual adult psychologist for individuals and couples 18 and over in community mental health, independent practice, and hospital based settings
Intern Supervisor for APA approved internship in clinical psychology
Core Faculty, Pacific University
Professional Membership
American Psychological Association (APA)
Oregon Psychological Association (OPA)
OPA Diversity Committee, chair
Selected Presentations
(2013) Towards an integrated model of care: a panel presentation. Participated as a panel member in this 2 hour workshop. University of Western States, Portland, Ore.
Koslofsky, S. (2013). Cultural competence in audiology. Lecture presented to students in the Audiology Program at Pacific University. Hillsboro, Ore.
Duran, E. (2013). Toward a new view of intergenerational trauma. Participated as a panel member in this full day workshop led by Dr. Eduardo Duran. Portland Community College, Portland, Ore.
Koslofsky, S. ( 2012). Managing your HIV/AIDS patient in crisis; The grey zone. Presentation delivered to HIV/AIDS community organizations.
Koslofsky, S. ( 2011). HIV/AIDS: The Basics: What you need to know for your clinical practice. Presentation delivered to psychology graduate students at the Pacific Psychology Clinic.
Koslofsky, S. (2011). Culturally competent treatment: How do I do it? Presentation delivered to psychology graduate students at Pacific University.
Koslofsky, S. (2011), Ethical decision making in a diverse world: A co-presentation of the OPA Ethics and Diversity Committees. Presentation at the annual meeting of the Oregon Psychological Association, Eugene, Ore.
Koslofsky, S. (2010). Working with Latino families: The clinical interview. Presentation delivered to psychology graduate students at Pacific University as part of a course entitledAssessment with Latino Clients.
Gil-Kashiawbara, E., Gonzalez, S., Koslofsky, S., & Moore, L. (2009). State of the art assessment: Responding to diversity. Presentation at the annual meeting of the Oregon Psychological Association, Eugene, Ore.
Koslofsky, S. (2003-2008). Effective strategies for working with Latino clients. One-day course delivered for various mental health agencies and providers in Oregon and California.


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Cross country: LPA girls try to extend Lacayo run
PORT ST. LUCIE — Lincoln Park's girls cross country team has been dominant at the Tommy Lacayo Memorial Invitational since its inception in 2002.
The Greyhounds will look to make it seven titles on Wednesday at the eighth annual Lacayo meet at 4 p.m. at Port St. Lucie High School.
"I think they'll do just as well," Lincoln Park coach Veryl Moore said. "This will be our first meet of the season. Out of respect for Tommy Lacayo, this is a meet they want to run at. It's something they were introduced to when they were younger and now they look forward to it each year.
"It's one of the tougher courses we run, but they enjoy it, the cause and what it represents."
Lincoln Park had the top three finishers last year and beat second-place Okeechobee by more than 45 points. Janeen Smith won the race in 22:38, one second ahead of teammates Tia-Rose Raymond and Kelly Hensley.
It was the third time in four years that the Greyhounds had the top three finishers.
John Carroll is the lone team other than Lincoln Park to win the Lacayo, winning the race in 2009.
Okeechobee's boys edged Lincoln Park 32-36 last year. Both the Brahmans and Greyhounds have won three Lacayo titles.
Lincoln Park won in 2002, 2008 and 09, while Okeechobee also won in 2006 and 2007.
Lincoln Park's Austin Cox, who finished second in 2009, won last year's race in 17:18.
The event is named for Tommy Lacayo, a Port St. Lucie runner who died in a 2002 car accident. Hurricanes canceled the event in 2004 and it was postponed due to lightning in 2005.
What: Eighth annual event in memory of former Port St. Lucie runner Tommy Lacayo
When: 4 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Port St. Lucie High School
Teams: Fort Pierce Central, Fort Pierce Westwood, John Carroll, Lincoln Park, Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie West Centennial, Treasure Coast, Vero Beach
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As Peace Lay Dying
By: David Wind
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Copyright © 1990; 2012, by David Wind.
Ebook Edition Published April 2012 by David Wind at Smashwords.
Originally published by Pinnacle Books, under the pseudonym David Milton
A listing of David Wind's previous novels can be found at the back of the Ebook Edition
For Alana Sarah
It is with appreciation that I offer my thanks to: The infallible research of Leslie O'gwin-Rivers; and, Vietnam veteran Henry Dassler, for his help with The Nam.
Author's Note
Rarely, if ever, does an author get the chance to correct the mistakes of a publisher. This novel allows me to do so. The Epilogue that was an important aspect of this story was "lost" in the original printing. It is now back.


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Religion news in Wisconsin and beyond
African-American women among most religious in U.S.
From the It's-no-surprise-but-interesting-nontheless files: A new study by the Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation found that African-American women are among the most religious people in the United States.
A story in the Post says, in part:
The survey found that 74 percent of black women and 70 percent of black men said that "living a religious life" is very important. On that same question, the number falls to 57 percent of white women and 43 percent of white men.
But in times of turmoil, about 87 percent of black women — much more than any other group — say they turn to their faith to get through. Black women, across education and income levels, say living a religious life is a greater priority than being married or having children, and this call to faith either surpasses or pulls even with having a career as a life goal, the survey shows.
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OSU's William Cole tears knee ligament, will miss entire season
STILLWATER — The Oklahoma State football team got the worst news it could get regarding receiver William Cole's right knee injury. The 6-foot, 180-pound sophomore has a torn anterior cruciate ligament and will be lost for the season, coach Mike Gundy said after his team's practice Friday evening.
Players and coaches alike have been raving throughout fall camp about Cole's skill with the ball in his hands. Earlier this month, co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach Trooper Taylor even went as far as to say, "he's gonna be one of the great players they'll talk about around here for a long time" of the Cedar Hill, Texas, product. With the potential for a breakout season from Cole now pushed back a year, where do the Cowboys look to fill that void? "Artie Woods and (Jeremy) Broadway and DeMarcus Connor," Gundy said. "Those guys are experienced guys that will have to step up and make some plays." Gundy could have to turn to one of his three true freshmen, Isaiah Anderson, Justin Blackmon or Adrian Richards, should the need for added depth arise. "We may have to use a true freshman in a backup role," he said. "We'll make sure we have one ready, and if so, we'll have to use him." Cole will also be missed as a kick returner, where he was pushing for the opportunity to play. Perrish Cox, Dez Bryant and Travis Miller are among the candidates to fill those two spots. The injury occurred rather harmlessly in Wednesday's practice. "It was just a football move, just a guy making a cut," Gundy said. "Just a typical knee injury.
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GREEN BAY, WI - NOVEMBER 07: Josh Brent of the Dallas Cowboys sits on the bench during a game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on November 7, 2010 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent has officially been charged with intoxication manslaughter following an early Saturday morning single-car crash that killed teammate Jerry Brown. Brent was driving his car at a high rate of speed when he lost control and flipped the vehicle, according to Irving (TX.) police. The crash occurred about 2:20 am CT, several hours before the Cowboys were scheduled to fly to Cincinnati for Sunday's road game against the Bengals. Brent was due to have been on that plane prior to the fatal accident. In a statement released Saturday night by his agent, Brent expressed grief and remorse for the death of his teammate and longtime friend. Brown had been also staying with Brent at his Las Colinas, Tx., residence since being signed to the Cowboys' practice squad on Oct. 24, according to USA Today. "I am devastated and filled with grief," Brent said in the statement. "Filled with grief for the loss of my close friend and teammate, Jerry Brown. I am ...
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The River Kolpa is located in the far south-eastern part of Slovenia. This green beauty is comprised of a 113km-long strip of land which borders the Republic of Croatia. The river is considered the longest Slovenian "coastline" and one of the warmest and intact rivers in Slovenia. Passing along several waterfalls from Osilnica, Kostel, Kočevje, Črnomelj, Semič and Metlika, it is a magnificent location for a grand variety of activities and an unforgettable holiday. The river is particularly popular in the summer months, as the water's temperature rises up to 30°C.
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Angels second baseman Howie Kendrick has left Los Angeles' game against Boston in the third inning with a sore right knee. Kendrick was replaced by pinch-hitter Alberto Callaspo on Thursday night. The Angels didn't immediately say when Kendrick had been hurt. Kendrick flied out to center in the first inning, which means his 15-game hitting streak ends. Callaspo singled after replacing Kendrick, driving in Albert Pujols to push the Angels' lead over the Red Sox to 4-1.
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Experts were expecting to see dozens of meteors an hour in some places as the shower approached its peak this morning.
The annual Orionid shower, so-called because it appears from the direction of the constellation Orion, is created when earth passes through trails of debris floating through space.
It is visible from almost anywhere in the world, because Orion - "the hunter" - is on a sight line very close to the equator, but the best viewing is found in rural areas away from light pollution.
Peak time for viewing the week-long shower, which is visible with the naked eye, was between 1am and dawn local time on 20 October, regardless of the viewer's location.
This is the point at which the viewer's location would be facing directly forwards on Earth's orbital path, effectively careering headfirst through space.
Some of the most intense activity was expected at 6am ET in America, or 11am in the UK, where daylight would obscure the spectacle.
The shooting stars which can be seen in the sky are caused when fragments of the comet– which typically range from pea-sized to the size of a grain of sand – burn up as they enter earth's atmosphere.
Halley's Comet leaves a fresh track of debris behind it as it passes earth every 76 years, and earth passes through the trail each October.
Some Twitter users reported seeing about 20 comets an hour, while others said cloud and fog had ruined the occasion.
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Deiseanna oideachais agus oiliúna ar fud na hEorpa
Do thuairim faoin bpolaitíocht agus faoin tsochaí a nochtadh, agus páirt a ghlacadh i nDialóg Struchtúrtha
Na healaíona agus siamsaíocht, eolaíocht agus nuálaíocht ar bharr do mhéar agat
Gach a mbaineann le do shláinte coirp, do shláinte mheabhrach agus le spóirt
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Aithne a chur ar an domhan mór atá lasmuigh den Eoraip
Eolas praiticiúil faoi chúrsaí taistil san Eoraip
The themes and topics for discussion are decided at European level by EU Youth Ministers; then a committee of the current trio of EU Presidency countries, the European Commission and the European Youth Forum is responsible for coordinating the process and deciding upon sets of questions to be asked to young people across Europe twice a year.
These questions are then used as the basis for national consultations in each EU country, which are organised by National Working Groups, and in most cases they are led by youth councils and include other youth organisations and stakeholders.
Some international youth organisations also consult their members and give feedback on the questions on an ad hoc basis.
The results of the national consultations and any additional input from international youth organisations are compiled into background documents for EU Youth Conferences, where youth representatives and policy makers have the opportunity to work together and present a joint message to the EU. The EU Youth Conferences take place twice a year and are hosted by the country that holds the EU Presidency.
The Presidency country will usually promote the recommendations of its EU Youth Conference and present them to the Council of the European Union to ensure they are reflected in Council Resolutions or Conclusions adopted by EU Youth Ministers.
The conference recommendations are also used by the European Commission to inform its future policy development.
There have been three full cycles of the Structured Dialogue so far. The first involved the Presidency countries of Spain, Belgium and Hungary, and looked at the theme of youth employment. The second cycle included Cyprus, Denmark and Poland, and chose a theme of youth participation in democratic life.
The third cycle of Structured Dialogue has taken place with the trio of EU Presidency Countries of Ireland, Lithuania and Greece participating; the overall theme for this cycle was social inclusion and each six month consultation has building upon the results of the previous one.
Each country manages the consultation process in its own way, to meet the needs of their young people. If you want to get involved, you can contact the National Working Group in your country for further details.
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Issue release date: February 2007
|Section title: Neurosteroids and Neuroprotection
Neuroactive Steroids in Depression and Anxiety Disorders: Clinical StudiesEser D.a · Schüle C.a · Baghai T.C.a · Romeo E.b · Rupprecht R.a
aDepartment of Psychiatry, Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, Germany; bDepartment of Neuroscience, Tor Vergata University, IRCCS Santa Lucia, Rome, Italy
Published online: 3/5/2007
Issue release date: February 2007
Number of Print Pages: 11
Number of Figures: 4
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 0028-3835 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0194 (Online)
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Certain neuroactive steroids modulate ligand-gated ion channels via non-genomic mechanisms. Especially 3α-reduced pregnane steroids are potent positive allosteric modulators of the γ-aminobutyric acid type A (GABAA) receptor. During major depression, there is a disequilibrium of 3α-reduced neuroactive steroids, which is corrected by clinically effective pharmacological treatment. To investigate whether these alterations are a general principle of successful antidepressant treatment, we studied the impact of nonpharmacological treatment options on neuroactive steroid concentrations during major depression. Neither partial sleep deprivation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, nor electroconvulsive therapy affected neuroactive steroid levels irrespectively of the response to these treatments. These studies suggest that the changes in neuroactive steroid concentrations observed after antidepressant pharmacotherapy more likely reflect distinct pharmacological properties of antidepressants rather than the clinical response. In patients with panic disorder, changes in neuroactive steroid composition have been observed opposite to those seen in depression. However, during experimentally induced panic induction either with cholecystokinine-tetrapeptide or sodium lactate, there was a pronounced decline in the concentrations of 3α-reduced neuroactive steroids in patients with panic disorder, which might result in a decreased GABAergic tone. In contrast, no changes in neuroactive steroid concentrations could be observed in healthy controls with the exception of 3α,5α-tetrahydrodeoxycorticosterone. The modulation of GABAA receptors by neuroactive steroids might contribute to the pathophysiology of depression and anxiety disorders and might offer new targets for the development of novel anxiolytic compounds.
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Presented at the Sixth International Congress of Neuroendocrinology, June 19–22, 2006, Pittsburgh, Pa., USA.
Received: October 16, 2006
Accepted: October 17, 2006
Published online: December 8, 2006
Number of Print Pages : 11
Number of Figures : 4, Number of Tables : 0, Number of References : 87
Neuroendocrinology (International Journal for Basic and Clinical Studies on Neuroendocrine Relationships)
Vol. 84, No. 4, Year 2006 (Cover Date: February 2007)
Journal Editor: Millar, R. (Edinburgh)
ISSN: 0028–3835 (print), 1423–0194 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NEN
Published online: 3/5/2007
Issue release date: February 2007
Number of Print Pages: 11
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I'd rather see weight classes get smaller than get larger.
If they made a SHW division the fights should be 2 rounds like TUF. Because I know I don't want to see 3 rounds of winded sloppy fighting.
Favorite Fighter: JIM MILLER.
Scariest Dude on the Planet: TYRONE SPONG.
Other Favorites: Anderson Silva, Gegard Mousasi, Joe Lauzon, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Conor McGregor, Paul Daley, Ross Pearson, Donald Cerrone, Renan Barao, Glover Texiera, & Alistair Overeem.
"He doesn't write his own material. Some homo in Queens living in his mother's basement in his underwear is writing Chael's material for him." - DON FRYE.
I don't think there was a need to add 3 lighter weight classes, they could have condensed 125, 135 and 145 into two divisions which would have helped prevent the problems that exist at 125 where the talent pool is shallow and the division doesn't draw.
At this moment in time I have no interest in a SHW division, I don't even know a single fighter who would be a legitimate candidate to compete in it. Let smaller organisations build the talent, allow the SHW ranks to grow and the skill of the average SHW fighter to evolve. In the future when/if these things have happened then the UFC can reassess their upper weight classes and decide whether a SHW division is warranted and will be a draw outside of those who view it as an intriguing freakshow attraction.
Before when they were headling fights with Brock and Overeem, I could see the need for a super heavyweight divison, to give the smaller fighters a chance. But now, I don't really see the need to when the best heavyweight and second best heavyweight walk around 240lbs.
I think it's the chicken and egg debate here.
SHW COULD have been decent if they would have actually considered it when it was more opportune. Lesnar, Bigfoot, Hunt, Bobish, Palelei, Pele, McCorkle, etc etc.
I think that was back in like 2009-2010 though.
Granted, some names on there haven't panned out the way many had hoped but they would have been an ok start to a division and gained interest.
I don't think it has the allure right now but if it became an option, the larger athletes with actual skills would start considering MMA rather than not having the option.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
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