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Google is just a couple of days away from debuting a new tablet that could finally shake up a market utterly dominated so far by Apple's iPad.
Reports from Gizmodo and others say Google is likely to introduce the diminutive 7-inch tablet at its Google I/O developers conference (whose Wednesday keynote I will be covering live here). The kicker, according to the reports: The tablet, built by Asus, will start at $199 for an 8 GB of memory, up to $249 for a 16 GB version. Update: Bloomberg confirmed the co-branded tablet.
Amazon.com's Kindle Fire already plowed this pricing ground, of course, so such a tablet wouldn't be entirely new. But while the Fire has been reasonably successful for Amazon, it hasn't made much of an apparent dent in the iPad because of its limitations, including a somewhat app platform controlled by Amazon itself. And the Fire doesn't run a standard version of Android, making it tougher yet for developers to do apps for it.
Let's not forget Microsoft's coming Surface tablet, either. But the reported pricing on that device, introduced last week, sounds quite close to the iPad's. So unless it's significantly better, which seems doubtful, it seems unlikely to mount a serious challenge.
But Google's tablet, assuming as Chairman Eric Schmidt has promised (and this is a very big assumption) that it performs well, could for the first time challenge the iPad. And it would come at a time when tablets are the focus of everyone in tech from chipmakers and hardware manufacturers to app developers to marketers and publishers hoping to capitalize on a new mobile Internet device that could give them the creative canvas to rival (or exceed) the appeal of television and magazines. Here's why Google might have a hit this time:
* It's cheap. Now, merely being cheap won't guarantee people will buy it in sufficient numbers to matter. But at $199, it doesn't have to be every bit as good as the iPad. As Clayton Christensen has noted in cases dating all the way back to the transistor radio in the 1950s, a rival can most successfully challenge an established incumbent not by matching it feature-by-feature, but by offering something good enough for most people for a lot less money.
* The rock-bottom price will attract more app developers. If it's decent enough to sell a lot thanks to the low price, that suddenly makes Android a more attractive platform for app developers. One of several reasons the iPad is the most popular app platform is that Apple controls the operating system version so developers don't need to rewrite an app for each device running different versions.
Android is so fractured that it has been too much hassle for many developers to bother creating several versions of their app to run on devices running various Android versions. But all it takes is a hit product using the latest version of Android that sells in the millions–admittedly, not an easy goal to meet–to create that single standard that would help make Android apps a must for developers.
Of course, there are many reasons why this tablet, assuming it does indeed materialize (and today, that's not a sure thing), could fall flat. Google's record on its own hardware is poor, between the ill-fated Nexus smartphone to the Chromebook cloud notebook. And it has to overcome a considerable backlog of skepticism by developers about Android. Indeed, AllThingsD's Ina Fried makes a good point that unless Google can persuade developers to create more tablet-native apps, it won't matter how good the hardware is.
What's more, Apple no doubt has some pricing tricks up its sleeve, so it could come out with a cheaper tablet. Given Apple's brand, unmatched design expertise, and quality control, it needn't match Google's price–just get a little closer–to keep a not-as-good $200 tablet at bay.
Not least, depending on which features it sports, Google could end up mostly battling the Kindle Fire, leaving Apple's iPad to remain popular even at a much higher price.
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The EXP-7500 offers an unusually flexible set of powering options, which include an internal battery and charger with an accompanying pair of LED indicators, AC power with a multi-voltage power supply, and a 12VDC power in - the system may be operated from the power port of an automobile. For extra protection, the amplifier and speakers are protected from thermal overload and short circuit.
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Nobody could have guessed that a simple message on an answering machine could change the course of music in Summerville.
Alexander Agrest was on his way home to Charleston from a 2005 ski trip when he took notice of the size and potential of Summerville, a city he had lived just miles from for 15 years. He moved to Charleston in 1990 after a year in New York City where he was staying with a friend after leaving Russia a year prior.
"I thought about it a lot on the ride home and there was a message on my home phone saying they wanted to gauge my interest in working with the orchestra in Summerville."
Agrest was already a core member of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, for whom he played violin and viola, but said he "wanted my own baby."
In February 2005 he became the music director of the Summerville Community Orchestra. The first shows were free and scarcely attended but are now routinely sold out. The chance to reach people in the community who have never experienced an orchestra is valuable to Agrest.
"They will come up to me and say they were never interested in symphony before but they are going to come back," he said. "It has everything: music, a story, acting, singing, everything."
Agrest's dream is to be able to fund lessons for local youth who do not have the ability to pay for lessons. He said kids can learn in groups but need individual lessons to fully reach their potential.
"It has been my dream project for years and I always talk about it," he said. "I can't stop it because my heart is bleeding when I see a good kid who doesn't have the right help."
He also believes that kids who have an afterschool activity like the orchestra are less likely to engage in criminal behavior.
"If you make sure your kids are busy with the good things then they won't need to go to the bad stuff," he said. "Kids who do the bad stuff are just looking for something to do because they don't have any of the good stuff in their lives."
Agrest and his wife Rozolita have two children of their own, a son Mikhail and a daughter Eliza. Mikhail is a world-traveling conductor who learned under his father's music teacher, Ilya Munsin and is based out of Saint Petersburg, Russia. Eliza is a pediatrician in Goose Creek.
Agrest started playing music when he was 4 years old by playing the piano by ear. When he was six, he was taken to perform at a local school's concert and was inspired by what he heard from the strings. At 13 he was sent to the Special Music School for Gifted Children in Leningrad that trains children for careers in professional music. He believes while learning the notes and timing is important, inspiration is the key to being a good musician.
"I can teach a monkey how to make a clean, smooth sound, but I can't teach a monkey how to play music."
His advice for those trying to learn the violin is to get out of the way of their bow and let it play the music. For others simply interested in listening to the professionals perform, he encourages them to attend a performance whether it is their first or their hundredth.
"Come and learn the experience that opens up a whole new universe for you," he said. "It might not happen the first time but you will have a taste of something new. We capture the souls of the people."
The Summerville Community Orchestra's next performance will be Sept. 10 at Azalea Park. Patriotic music will be performed commemorating the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedies.
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WAYNE -- For the last 15 years, Wayne head coach Tom Harmon has seen success by getting everyone involved.
That is his philosophy on and off the football field.
In a community where everyone is a Pioneer, Harmon and his team went around to the feeder elementary schools for pep rallies on Thursday before hitting the road around 5 p.m. for Wheeling.
The Pioneers take on Keyser in Friday night's Class AA championship in the first game of the Super Six at Wheeling Island Stadium.
"Wayne's not a place where individuals are often celebrated," Harmon said. "They are seen as part of a bigger scheme. Being able to compete for championships proves that."
Harmon wasn't just speaking of his players in that sense, either.
From coaches to concession stand workers to supporters in the community, it takes everyone for Harmon's program to run successfully.
That even includes those elementary school kids who get a close-up look of the players and dream of one day being the next Brandon Spurlock or Mason Hodge or Grant Ferguson.
The visits to the schools not only set the foundation for the future by letting the younger kids experience that feeling, but it also gives a little bit of individual face-time for the guys who work as a unit to make it happen.
"We are happy that players for us are able to get a lot of recognition because everyone pulls in the same direction -- an anomaly in today's world," Harmon said.
After the visits at Lavalette Elementary and Wayne Elementary on Thursday, the Pioneers headed back to the high school and loaded up with a large convoy in tow for another trip to Wheeling.
The Pioneers earned the berth with an 18-0 win last week over Robert C. Byrd - a victory that portrayed Harmon's vision for his program more than any other in recent memory.
Offensively, Wayne played without Spurlock and Hodge -- the team's two leading rushers - in the win. Hodge was limited to only defensive work while Spurlock did not play.
It would be the equivalent of taking away both David Gaydosz and Lowell Farley from Cabell Midland or both Ryan Switzer and Dustin Crouser from George Washington's offensive attack early in the year.
Still, the Pioneers kept the offense rolling. Nathan Spurlock - Brandon's brother -- rushed for 212 yards on 25 carries and the Pioneers totaled 485 yards of offense.
More impressively, they limited an offense that had been averaging 40 points a game to just 55 total yards in the entire contest.
It goes back to a simple philosophy -- when it's a player's turn to step in, they have to be ready.
"You have to be able to pull together, and it helps when the kids are close and they commit to each other," Harmon said.
Harmon did add that he expects Spurlock and Hodge to play on Friday night, but does not know to what extent.
"Unless there's an army reserve unit that can keep them off the field, they'll be out there," Harmon said.
Regardless, an effort like the one against Robert C. Byrd will be needed against Keyser, who Harmon summed up with one word - disciplined.
"They are very in-tune with the way they want to play and confident with the way they play," Harmon said. "It's been a proven winner throughout the year. They really come off the ball and block. Defensively, they line up right all the time and are in position to make plays. They're tackling is as good as anybody's."
The Golden Tornado are led by two-way standout Danny Fife and running back Blake Ravenscroft, who have combined for nearly 2,000 yards on the year.
If there is one difference in the game, it is experience at this level.
Keyser is making its first trip back to the Class AA state championship game since they defeated Winfield 21-20 in 1969.
Wayne's seniors are making their third trip in four years.
Harmon doesn't hold much weight in that statistic.
"I think maybe sometimes the various factors are overrated," Harmon said. "There's a little bit of a comfort level there for us, but once the ball is kicked off, it will be like week three at Pioneer Field with a big crowd."


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FLORENCE, Ky. (AP) - A Kentucky-based minor league baseball team is jumping on the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax story.
It is offering a bobblehead giveaway of the girlfriend. Only the boxes will be empty.
The Florence Freedom says on its website that the boxes will go to the first 1,000 fans on May 23.
They also will rope off a special section just for people to bring imaginary friends.
Freedom General Manager Josh Anderson says fans can make the bobblehead out to be whatever they want it to be.
Te'o, a Notre Dame football star, said this week he was duped in a bizarre lie involving a fake dead girlfriend. The national media did several stories on how Te'o played through the pain of her death.
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Cards' Rich Ohrnberger moves from backup to starter
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Rich Ohrnberger was the center of attention Wednesday, both literally and figuratively.
The three-year veteran has played in all 11 games this season. This week, though, he slides into the starting center position after the season-ending knee injury to Lyle Sendlein.
"I'm just going out there," Ohrnberger said, "trying to keep things the way they've been and do as best a job as I can."
Sunday will be his first-ever start at center and only his third start overall.
In contrast, Sendlein's 75 consecutive regular season starts were the third-most among centers in the NFL behind Baltimore's Matt Birk (107) and Houston's Chris Myers (91).
"At least Rich has been getting some reps in practice with the second team," head coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "So hopefully, and he's played some this year, the transition will be smooth enough."
Ohrnberger believes it will be.
"It's really no difference," he said. "Right guard (his natural position) you have your right hand on the ground. Center you have your right hand on the ball."
Admittedly, Ohrnberger will have more responsibility. It's typically the center's job to call out the blocking assignments before each snap.
Add to that,having a rookie quarterback making just his second career start, and doing so on the road in a hostile environment
"(Ryan Lindley) has shown great poise all season long, even when he was just in a reserve role," Ohrnberger said. "His confidence is unwavered. I have a lot of respect for Ryan. We're comfortable with each other so it's good."
Comfortable enough to have his hands between your legs?
"Always have been," Ohrnberger said with a smile. "I accept all comers really when it comes to that."


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Case-Mate POP! Case with Stand for iPad 2 review
"If you want your iPad 2 to finally be able to stand on its own, then the Case-Mate Pop! Case is for you. "
The Case-Mate Pop! Case with Stand for the iPad 2 brings the same blend of protection and kickstand-enabled performance to the iPad 2 as it's younger, smaller sibling does for the iPhone 4S. And like with the iPhone version, that's a very good thing.
Available in two-tone black or white, the Case-Mate Pop! Case with Stand for the iPhone 2 is composed of hard, protective rubber shell and soft, easy-to-grip rubberized sides. The shell feels strong and can handle any minor impact that might otherwise scratch or dent your precious iPad. The sides are what make the difference for me, however, as they really let you grab a hold, and keep a hold, on what's sometimes a slippery device.
The stand folds out from the back and does a great job either staying open or being closed. However, unlike the iPhone version, there's no ability to set an angle in between. You either have to keep it closed, set it open, or watch it flap about. Awkward.
The Case-Mate Pop! Case for iPad 2 does a great job protecting the back but the sides feel a little loose at times. I've seen this on numerous iPad cases and while it might just be that these materials don't hold up well over long surfaces like the edges around the iPad's 9.7-inch screen, I still wish they'd figure that out.
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Morning Report: Dana White to undergo surgery after UFC 153; Jon Jones warming on Chael Sonnen fight - MMA Fighting.Last May, for the first time in 11 years, UFC President Dana White was nowhere to be found during a UFC event. As his two headliners, Chan Sung Jung and Dustin Poirier, engaged in what many considered to be the Fight of the Year,' White was back home, watching UFC on FUEL 3 on television due to a rare inner ear condition called Meniere's disease, which cripples a person's hearing and balance centers, while also causing severe vertigo and a feeling of heavy pressure inside the ear.
Needless to say, between an endless flight schedule and supremely high stress level, White's lifestyle isn't exactly conducive to being sick. So it's not surprising that White has lobbying for corrective surgery for the better part of the last five months.
Doctors were initially reluctant to perform such major surgery on someone so young. However, that no longer seems to be the case.
"Saw the [doctor] today about my Meniere's and I'm getn [sic] the surgery when I get home from Brazil!!!!!" White tweeted late Thursday night.
According to WedMD, surgery for Meniere's disease is highly invasive and can result in permanent damage to an individual's hearing. During the procedure, doctor's essentially cut the nerve inside one's ear that controls hearing and balance. White has talked about the surgery in the past, and how it requires a minimum of three weeks of intensive rehab to relearn basic motor functions, such as walking.
None of this sounds pleasant at all, so we wish Dana good luck and good health in advance of next week.


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Toyota Prices & Values: Many Toyota vehicles are manufactured in the U.S., in Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi and Toyota's TX plant. Toyota earned its reputation for reliable vehicles, including the Camry, Highlander, Corolla, Avalon and Tundra -- and the newest model, the Toyota Avalon hybrid. Toyota has taken the role as the number one car manufacturer in the world and is also a leader in the hybrid vehicle market -- w/ the Toyota Prius.
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2005 Toyota Celica
A two-door sports coupe in its final year of production, the 2005 Toyota Celica seats four passengers and is available with a 140 hp or a 180 hp 1.8L four-cylinder engine.
2004 Toyota Celica
A sporty two-door hatchback, the 2004 Toyota Celica is offered in a range of well-equipped trims and a choice between 140 hp or 180 hp depending on which you choose.
2003 Toyota Celica
The 2003 Toyota Celica is a sporty hatchback with seating for up to four-passengers and two engine choices; one producing 140 hp and the other generating 180 hp.
2002 Toyota Celica
The 2002 Toyota Celica is a hatchback sports car that seats four passengers and is capable of over 30 mpg on the highway.
2001 Toyota Celica
The 2001 Toyota Celica is a four-passenger compact hatchback sports car with an impressive fuel economy rating of over 30 mpg on the highway.
2000 Toyota Celica
The 2000 Toyota Celica is a two-door hatchback sports car which has been totally redesigned for the new model year.
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The 1999 Toyota Celica is a sporty, two-door, four-passenger compact car that is available as a hatchback or a convertible.
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National group to push for legal pot in Vt.By PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | September 11,2013MONTPELIER A national organization pushing for the reform of marijuana laws says it plans to launch a state-level lobbying effort aimed at legalizing cannabis in Vermont by 2017.
The announcement Tuesday from the Marijuana Policy Project coincides with hearings in the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, where Sen. Patrick Leahy cheered the Department of Justices recent decision to take a hands-off approach to marijuana enforcement in the two states that have legalized the drug.
It also comes on the heels of comments from Gov. Peter Shumlin, who said last week not only that he was open to starting the legalization debate, but that he didnt want to allow much time to elapse before Vermont adopted the kinds of laws passed by referendum in Colorado and Washington.
Vermont is a state that does have medical marijuana, that has passed decriminalization, and those are factors, including the governor saying he is open to the debate, that make us think its a good conversation to have in Vermont, said Matt Simon, legislative analyst for the Marijuana Policy Project.
MPP, based in Washington, D.C., has spent thousands of dollars between contributions to statewide and local candidates and contracts with a Montpelier lobbying firm on marijuana reform efforts in the Green Mountain State.
The group helped underwrite a years-long Statehouse lobbying campaign that earlier this year bore fruit with the enactment of a decriminalization statute that eliminates criminal sanctions for possession of one ounce or less of marijuana and replaces them with a $300 civil fine.
Simon said he has spoken with state legislators in advance of the next legislative session, and he expects to see the Vermont Senate debate a bill, shelved last year, that would establish a study committee to explore the risks and benefits of legalization.
I think the study is good way to move forward and see what various stakeholders have to say, Simon said.
In a statement included in the MPP release Tuesday, Rep. Susan Hatch Davis, a Progressive from Orange, said legalization makes sense both for law enforcement and the fiscal bottom line. Prohibition, Davis said, has no effect on availability and only enriches criminals.
If we tax and regulate marijuana like alcohol, we can save our limited law enforcement resources while creating local jobs and tax revenue, she said. It is time for a sensible approach on this issue.
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text: Terry Francis Adams, 65, of Altus, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 at Jackson County Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Kincannon Memorial Chapel with Tom Bailey officiating. Inurnment will take place at a later date. Funeral and cremation services are under the direction of the Kincannon Funeral Home.Terry Francis Haines was born on Sept. 22, 1947 in Altus to Harold M. and Eunice M. (McCreary) Haines. She attended Altus Public Schools and graduated in 1965. She then attended Cameron University in Lawton and graduated in 1977 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. Terry married Michael L. Adams in Altus on Oct. 13, 1977. Terry worked as a Juvenile Services Case Worker for the Department of Human Services from 1977 until her retirement in 1999. She was a member of the Elm and Hudson Church of Christ. She enjoyed crafts and helping others at English Village.Her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Haines, preceded her in death.Survivors include her husband, Michael, of the home; a daughter, Marcie Atkinson and husband Kirk of Stillwater; two grandchildren, Gage Kelty and Alexis Kelty; a sister, Kerry Charlton of Aloha, Ore.; a brother, Ki Haines of Altus; a niece, Jeana Moon of Aloha; and special friends, Danny and Nancy Guinn and their children, Jesse, Dustin, and Joanna.The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m., Friday at the funeral home.In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to the Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Haines Scholarship Endowment Fund at WOSC, 2801 N. Main Street, Altus, OK 73521.Online tributes may be made at kincannonfuneralhome.com


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Goaltender Drew MacIntyre (19-14-2) stopped all four San Antonio attempts in the shootout and made a season-high 45 saves in regulation and overtime to lead the Wolves to victory. Right wing Tim Stapleton provided both Wolves goals in regulation and converted in the shootout, as did left wing Andrew Kozek. Left wing Brett MacLean scored both goals for San Antonio.
With the win, Chicago (45-19-1-5) became the first team in the West Division to clinch a playoff spot, marking their 14th postseason berth in 16 seasons.
"Mac stole that one for us," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "That was the best goaltending we've had in a long time, and we've had some really good goaltending this season. It was a very solid performance."
San Antonio (32-29-4-7) drew first blood with a power-play goal at 11:07 of the first period. Defenseman Shaun Heshka sent a pass from the right face-off circle to left wing Brett MacLean parked at the left corner of the net for a quick one-timer past MacIntyre.
Right wing Tim Stapleton evened the score, 1-1, at 15:19 of the second period when he raced into the Rampage zone to collect a loose puck and took of alone toward the net, cranking a shot past Rampage netminder Miika Wiikman before San Antonio's defense could catch up.
Wiikman (2-4-1) turned aside 27 shots in regulation and overtime, and stopped two of four Wolves attempts in the shootout.
MacLean came around the back of the net and angled a backhanded shot between MacIntyre and the post to give the Rampage a 2-1 edge with his second of the game at 4:28 of the third period.
Stapleton brought Chicago even again, 2-2, 10:19 into the third period when he whipped a shot past Wiikman from the near circle.
The Wolves visit Carver Arena to take on the Peoria Rivermen on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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First Period---1, San Antonio, MacLean 28 (Heshka, Schlemko), 11:07 pp. Penalties---Kozek, Chicago (hooking), 9:32; Zimmerman, San Antonio (delay of game), 14:20.
Second Period---2, Chicago, Stapleton 28 (unassisted), 15:19. Penalties---Kulda, Chicago (hooking), 0:44; Picard, San Antonio (tripping), 11:11; Lessard, San Antonio (fighting), 14:14; Weller, Chicago (fighting), 14:14; Kaip, Chicago (boarding), 14:53; Zimmerman, San Antonio (holding), 17:10; Stewart, Chicago (holding), 19:00; Lessard, San Antonio (misconduct), 20:00; Machacek, Chicago (misconduct), 20:00.
Third Period---3, San Antonio, MacLean 29 (Picard, Turris), 4:28; 4, Chicago, Stapleton 29 (Crabb), 10:19. Penalties---None.
Overtime---None. Penalties---None.
Shootout---San Antonio: Boedker, miss; Turris, miss; Schlemko, miss; Spina, miss. Chicago: Stapleton, made; Kozek, made; Doell, miss; Krog, miss.
Shots on goal---San Antonio: 12-19-13-3--47. Chicago: 8-11-9-1-1-30. Power plays---San Antonio: 1-4. Chicago: 0-3. Goalies---San Antonio, Wiikman (27-29). Chicago, MacIntyre (45-47). A---7,930. Referee---David Banfield. Linesmen---Judson Ritter and Jesse Pletsch.


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The Land of Israel is a special, sacred place for those who believe in the Bible. Like the ingathering of the Jewish people into the land of Israel, the restoration of the land itself is the unfolding of prophecy.
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Israel Today staff and the people of Israel celebrated the Tu Bishvat holiday by planting trees. The Jewish National Fund reported that a record 600,000 trees were planted over the holiday. Israel Today joined over 260 cities, towns and communities throughout Israel and hundreds of thousands of Israelis participated throughout the country to make the record possible.
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In 1889, two women named Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr founded "Hull-House" to offer social, educational, and artistic programs to residents of Chicago's near west side. Jane Addams and Hull-House residents provided a wide range of services, including kindergarten and day care facilities for the children of working mothers, an employment bureau, an art gallery, libraries, and classes in English, citizenship, and more.
In addition to local efforts, Hull-House supporters forged a powerful reform movement, launching the Immigrants' Protective League, the Juvenile Protective Association, the first juvenile court in the nation, and more. Through their efforts, the Illinois Legislature enacted protective legislation for women and children in 1893.
Throughout her life, Jane Addams actively supported the campaign for women's suffrage and the founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the American Civil Liberties Union. She campaigned for peace until her death in 1935, earning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.
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Landon Vaughn went 2-for-3 with a homer and four RBIs to lead the hit parade, but he had plenty of help. Josh Pinnell was 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs, Anthony Harrison was 3-for-4 with two RBIs, Walker Juhan homered and Chandler Green doubled for Jones County, which improved to 4-2 on the season.
Senior right-hander Brandon Spivey picked up the win, giving up four runs, only two earned, on five hits and two walks in 4 1/3 innings. He struck out six.
Jacob Walden finished the game with 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief, striking out three.
The Irish scored single runs in the first and second to take a 2-0 lead, using a walk, stolen base, error and sacrifice fly to plate the first run and back-to-back doubles to score the second.
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Issho Fujita was born in Japan in 1954. He studied developmental/clinical psychology at Tokyo University. Besides academic study, he intensively practiced aikido and Noguchi Exercise. When he was a PhD student, at the age of 27, he was recommended by a master of Chinese medicine to attend a week-long Zen sesshin at Enkaku-ji, a traditional Rinzai monastery in Kamakura. Through this experience he was deeply fascinated by zazen practice. Eventually he dropped out of graduate school to study Zen full time and entered Antai-ji, a Soto Zen monastery in the tradition of Kodo Sawaki and Kosho Uchiyama.
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CLEMSON — The beauty of those three little words "Georgia at Clemson" trigger the most explicit of emotions this summer.
• Hope, for two football teams dreaming of embarking on a national championship quest.
• Motivation, to put on a show for a national television audience on opening night.
• Reflection, on a once-heated rivalry gone away for a few decades.
• Pride, as the rebuilding ACC battles the powerhouse SEC.
• Anticipation, toward an atmosphere rarely matched in American sports.
There's a little bit of "Are we there yet?" thrown in as well. Fans not only of those two programs but of college football will feel like young kids in the back seat of a long car ride … in this case, the weeks-long wait to a prime time game serves as the metaphorical interstate.
Ten Saturday nights from now, college football's eagerly-awaited season opener will kick off from Death Valley, when the Bulldogs and Tigers look to carry momentum from a rock-solid 2012 campaign into the new year.
Georgia was 5 yards away from knocking off Alabama in the SEC Championship game, and finished the 2012 season ranked fifth in the country.
Clemson has consecutive 10-win seasons for the first time in more than two decades, and a Heisman contender returning in quarterback Tajh Boyd surrounded by offensive weapons galore.
"I think it's exciting for both teams to go compete against the best of the best," Tigers coach Dabo Swinney told the ACC Network last week. "We feel we're one of the better teams in the country, and certainly Georgia is as well. To open up on a stage like that against a quality opponent is very exciting."
Swinney grew up in Birmingham, so he's been familiar with the history of the Bulldogs and Tigers – which played 11 consecutive years from 1977-87. The result: Clemson 5, Georgia 5, with one tie.
"I grew up watching Clemson-Georgia. So many great moments," Swinney said. "That's all people talk about, is the tradition of that game."
It's not just about achieving bragging rights or starting out 1-0. It's about jockeying for position in the race for a BCS championship berth, in the final year of just two golden tickets to the big game.
"Compared to 30 or 40 years ago, it's just a different philosophy now," said Loran Smith, a Georgia historian and former assistant football SID for the school. "It wasn't all that long ago that winning the SEC was the biggest thing. Winning the national championship wasn't talked about all that much years ago in a lot of places. At southern schools, winning the SEC was a big thing."
The renewed series was signed in 2005, dates were revealed in May 2011 as season openers (Clemson visits Georgia to kick off 2014), and the Aug. 31 prime time assignment was announced in early March 2013.
Memorial Stadium and Sanford Stadium rest just 80 miles away from each other, but an entire region has taken note of the game's magnitude.
In an ESPN SportsNation poll last week, 11,658 votes were cast on the best opener involving an SEC team. The choices included Georgia-Clemson, LSU-TCU, Alabama-Virginia Tech, South Carolina-North Carolina and Vanderbilt-Ole Miss.
The Bulldogs and Tigers won in a landslide, with 51 percent of the vote. The next nearest competitor was LSU-TCU (15 percent) and the two-time defending champion Crimson Tide vs. the Hokies (14 percent), with each of those games at neutral sites – Arlington and Atlanta, respectively.
This might be why: Georgia beat Clemson 20-16 in 1980, and went on to win the national title. Clemson beat Georgia 13-3 the following year, and claimed its only college football championship.
"There is that potential," suggested Charleston County Clemson Club president Heather Byrd, "for either one of these teams to do that again this year."
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The School of Business Administration offers general business, analytical finance, entrepreneurship & innovation, management information systems and promotion minors to non-business students. These minors are recommended to students who wish to pursue a degree in another school of the University but wish some background in the business field. Students in the College of Arts and Sciences, however, are reminded that they must earn 104 credits in that College. Except in the case of B.A. Economics majors, non-business majors may not take more than 32 semester credits from the School of Business Administration. Students desiring to pursue a minor should meet with a School of Business Administration advisor early in their program to ensure development of an appropriate sequencing plan. Students will not be allowed in classes with designated prerequisites unless that prerequisite has been satisfied.
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Any non-business student can earn a Minor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation through a curriculum incorporating concepts and skills for developing an entrepreneurial mindset. From idea generation, and opportunity seeking behavior, the program takes students through the entrepreneurial process, which includes generating and screening ideas, validating opportunities, developing plans, and launching and growing organizations. The program prepares students for a variety of careers within their chosen field of study. There is a strong emphasis on experiential learning and networking with entrepreneurs from the community.
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The first new Apple TV reviews are in - solid value, but not a big upgrade
Although it might be overshadowed by the new iPad reviews looming large, select journos have had some time with the new Apple TV, and have posted largely positive reviews. Just to recap, the new Apple TV introduces 1080p video streaming, access to cloud-stored iTunes movies, and a brand new user interface. The $99 price point has stuck, and so has the hardware design.
TechCrunch's MG Siegler sees the new Apple TV as a threat to traditional disc-based HD media.
No, Apple didn't give a huge incentive for current Apple TV owners to upgrade to the newer box. But they gave a huge incentive to millions of people without an Apple TV to get one. And that's bad news for Blu-ray.
The Verge's Joshua Topolsky wants to see more content available on the new Apple TV.
If Apple can get the content in place — even Hulu and HBO Go apps would go an awfully long way — the Apple TV will be a truly killer device, whether or not the company ever decides to make an actual TV set. Until then, devices from Roku and Western Digital still provide more complete options for cord-cutters.
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At $99, the third-generation Apple TV continues to be as excellent a value as the previous model—and now it supports higher-quality video too. That's a good thing.
The Loop's Jim Dalrymple loved the new cloud access on the new Apple TV.
The Apple TV is the epitome of convenience. With iCloud, I have access to all of my iTunes Match music and videos, so I don't need to connect to a computer anymore. I can purchase movies, TV shows and I can watch content from Netflix. That's perfect.
So, the general concensus is that while the new additions are awesome, there aren't a lot of hooks for existing Apple TV owners to upgrade. Are any of you without an Apple TV thinking of picking one up? Apple TV diehards, are you itching to upgrade, even if it's just for the 1080p stream? If you spot any other great new Apple TV reviews out there, feel free to drop a link in the comments.
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I've been wanting to get a second AppleTV for some time now, but waited to see if an AppleTV3 was going to be released, with rumors at the time of maybe being able to run apps with an optional wireless controller (which didn't happen).
But since AppleTV3 was announced last week, I ordered it and will replace my AppleTV2 with AppleTV3, then install the AppleTV2 to the other TV (the one the kids use most often) so they can use it without needing to use my TV anymore.
Also, AppleTV2 got an update to install the same user interface that is coming shipped with AppleTV3. I installed that last night.
Couldn't have put it better myself. I have an ATV2 in my bedroom and love it. As soon as the ATV3 is jail broken and XBMC is working, I'll get oe to replace the Aspire Revo in my living room.
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My Apple TV 3 is being delivered today, I'm in London, UK.
Granted its not much of an upgrade from the ATV2 to ATV3 however, its not a device I can have hooked up to a full HD TV at only a maximum of 720p, so I'm looking forward to Full HD movies and TV Shows!
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I really, really wanted to want the new Apple TV. But no Hulu Plus is a deal breaker. As frustrated as I get with my roku, and as mych as I want to be able to mirror my iphone, ipod touch, ipad, and soon my mac, Hulu Plus is my most used source on the roku.
I will be skipping the "new iPad", however what I am considering is the 3rd generation Apple TV (1080p). I have the HDMI cable to connect to the TV and it was not $99 + tax. It does a lot of the things the Apple TV does and more importantly it will eliminate some cables. Should I get it or is there something better to wait for in the near future?
I have apple TV2. Needs to be able to mirror all content not just movies/pictures. I would like to browse the Internet on my phone and see it on my big screen TV. I believe apps for apple TV will come. As always apple moves slowly so they can add content as upgrades. I do not have a iPad so some of this may be able to be done on it. Over all am happy with Apple TV2. Do not need to up grade at this time. If I see major hard ware change with functionality then will upgrade. My 2 cents.
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT... the comment from The Loop's Jim Dalrymple leads me to believe that iTunes Match will support movies, too, now? I ripped all of MY DVD's and Blu-rays to iTunes, but that means iTunes doesn't register them as "Purchased." Will iTunes match also include movies now? I can stream my library to my Apple TV's, but I would like to free up memory on my iPad until I want to actually watch the movie.
If you have large and diverse content libraries i don't think Apple tv is good. It plays few formats. I think if you are a slave to itunes media and downloads or want to stream from the services it provides then it's probably great for you. But me, i got terabyte of video that this thing can't play and most alternative players can. So until apple adds some decent codec support i think it trails behind most other alternatives from roku, wdtv, hell even my sharp tv. Because of the apple centric stuff it seems more for people inside apples walled garden that want to buy stuff from apple. That's just not me.
Is there some great resource for what you can do with a jailbroken ATV? The lack of content sources available has always been a deal breaker for me (I can get more sources from my phone than from the ATV), but if jailbreak fixes this, while letting me continue to buy from iTunes, I might be inclined to finally get one.
Though the new 1080p Apple TV 3 and the iTunes 10.6 enables to play 1080p video, it
only support 1080p in h.264 format.
Apple TV still cannot import, stream and play 1080p HD video which is in MKV,
AVI, WTV, WMV, FLV, WebM, AVCHD, MPG, DivX, MXF, and VOB etc format.
Just google search Step by Step Guide on How to Convert 1080p MKV, AVI, Xvid, Divx, MP4, FLV, WMV, and MPEG to Apple TV/Apple TV 2/Apple TV 3
you will find a a
step by step guide on how to convert 1080p video in MKV, AVI, Xvid, Divx, MP4,
FLV, WMV, WTV, WebM, AVCHD, MXF, MVI, VOB, F4V, BIK, RMVB and MPEG to the 3rd generation Apple TV supported 1080p H.264 format or the 1st & 2nd
generation Apple TV supported MPEG-4 format
Remarkable issues here. I'm very glad to see your post. Thanks so much and I'm taking a look forward to contact you. Will you please drop me a e-mail?
The photo that you are seeing is leaked, and not oficially released by apple. Obviously if someone has an 5th gen iPod touch, and they are testing it, they will be using it, hence the fingerprints.
Pro: i think only for school purpose and to be watched i fdont trust a person
Helpful information. Lucky me I found your website accidentally, and I'm shocked why this coincidence did not came about earlier! I bookmarked it.


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USCCB Opposes Violence Against Women Act.
Lisa Fullam March 11, 2013 - 1:27pm
On March 6, the USCCB issued a statement expressing "concerns" about the Violence Against Women Act, saying the in the end, the USCCB could not support it.Why their concern, you might ask? Surely the USCCB opposes violence against women?You guessed it: it's about same-sex marriage. This is from the USCCB press release:
All persons must be protected from violence, but codifying the classifications sexual orientation and gender identity as contained in in S. 47 is problematic, they wrote. These two classifications are unnecessary to establish the just protections due to all persons. They undermine the meaning and importance of sexual difference. They are unjustly exploited for purposes of marriage redefinition, and marriage is the only institution that unites a man and a woman with each other and with any children born from their union, said Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton, California; Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone of San Francisco; Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of Fort Wayne-South Bend, Indiana; Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore; and Archbishop Jos H. Gomez of Los Angeles.
Here's what gets to me: the rates of domestic violence in the US are horrific. About 1.3 million women are assaulted by a domestic partner every year. One third of female homicide victims are killed by an intimate partner. One in four women will be victimized in her lifetime. Children are often witnesses to domestic violence: boys who witness domestic violence are twice as likely to become abusers themselves.What does the VAWA do? According to the WaPo,
the bill provides $660 million over the next five years for programs that provide legal assistance, transitional housing, counseling and support hotlines to victims of rape and domestic abuse.
Advocates for abuse victims credit the Act with a sharp decline in the rates of abuse since it was first signed into law in 1994. According to The National Domestic Abuse Hotline,
Victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking have been able to access services, and a new generation of families and justice system professionals has come to understand that domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking are crimes that our society will not tolerate.
But the mere fact of explicit inclusion of lesbians is enough for the USCCB to say, in effect, "OK, let's cut all those programs. Let's fire the lawyers, let's discontinue the counseling, let's get rid of the transitional housing that gives women and kids a safe place to go. Not if lesbians would be recognized as people who might be in need of those services too."
You know what? It seems to me that it really doesn't matter that the abuse victim might be gay. Abuse is wrong, regardless of gender. It is a crime that cries to heaven for help. But the USCCB continues on down that road to Jericho and walks right on past that woman left beaten up in a ditch. She's only a woman, after all, and what if she's--gay? Helping her might redefine marriage, somehow.Here's the kicker. The USCCB issued "When I Call For Help: A Pastoral Response To Domestic Violence Against Women" in 2002. One of their practical suggestions was that women could call the National Domestic Violence Hotline. It's funding? Yup--it was first established by the VAWA. Thanks guys.Ordinarily, one should not blog in anger. I'm angry. This is outrageous.
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"In other words, the bills supporters were willing to let the whole thing fail just for the political optics of having their opponents appear to be opposed to a law fighting violence against women (thus feeding the war against women narrative), even though they could have had a nearly universal consensus behind a more moderate law."Or how about: in other words, the bill's supporters were willing to let the opponents hang themselves out to public pressure until said opponents came around. Ordinary politics. Nothing sinister about it. OK?Now having taken care of that: Jim, I count eight places where you had to clarify, so to speak, the USCCB statement because of what you see as misreadings of it. I think that much clarification would not be necessary if ecclesial leaders would put aside their orotundity and obfuscation and talk like..., oh, like people.
These two classifications are unnecessary to establish the just protections due to all persons." Would that this were true. The USCCB statement actually makes it clear how important including these classifications is at this point in time.
"To avoid a lengthy quote, Ill explain that undeserved populations defines categories of people for whom grants will be made to programs which propose to provide victim outreach and support. It doesnt seem to me that Catholic Charities would have any objection to providing outreach and support to victims of violence regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity."Yes, I agree about Catholic Charities. Nor does the bishops' statement give me reason to suppose that the bishops would oppose outreach and support to victims of violence regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. I base this claim on these three statements: "These two classifications ['sexual orientation' and 'gender identity'] are unnecessary to establish the just protections due to all persons. They undermine the meaning and importance of sexual difference. They are unjustly exploited for purposes of marriage redefinition".Note that all I am doing here is pointing out what the bishops have said in their statement. The bishops' claim that "these two classifications are unnecessary to establish just protections" may be a sound or an unsound claim. The heat of various commenters' comments suggests that a number of commenters believe it's an unsound claim. But inasmuch as they take that position, it's incumbent on them to provide a basis for it. It's not self-evident to me that existing laws, perhaps including previous iterations of the law in question, created gaps in legal protection such that lesbians weren't accorded protections or extended services under the old law.Why would the bishops not want the two classifications to become privileged classifications in law? The bishops' statement provides this reason:"[The two classifications] are unjustly exploited for purposes of marriage redefinition". Not being a legal expert myself, it's not clear to me how privileging these classifications in the new Act bolsters the push for marriage redefinition, but its not being clear to me doesn't mean there isn't a sound basis for holding that view.
Per Bruce "The results showed that cohabiting couples had a higher rate of assault than did married couples. These findings persisted after controls for age and socioeconomic status were introduced. Violence was also more severe in cohabiting than in married or dating couples. "Wow - Imagine that. The social model of a standard, boring, traditional married couple raising kids the - dreaded "nuclear family" that horrifies those on the left - works better than other social constructs after all, bearing out what Roman Catholic pontiffs have said for eons.To give credit where due, it seems the pagan Romans and even the ancient Pyramid builders - basically any civilization that lasted long enough to leave a record of its existence - figured out that the traditional marriage and family model worked well for their societies. Mothers will generally tend their children of course; the concept of traditional marriage and family helps society with the very important task of tying fathers to their children, both to ensure the men act responsibly, to estanblish inheritance, and not unimportanly, to help make genetic lines clear and theerby avoid inadvertent inbreeding and the various problems that brings. Thanks for the link Bruce.;-)
Ah, yes, the "pagan Romans" and their promotion of a family model strictly identifiable with today's "traditional marriage and family model." That's exactly the sense I get when I read Tacitus or Plutarch--Augustus was basically Ward Cleaver in purple.
I did not say the ancients were wonderful, that much should be obvious. The point was that even they were smart enough to see that marriage and family were worthwhile.
VAWA does not introduce tne categories of "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" to U.S. law. Among other places, they were used in the 2009 Hate Crimes Acts:"(2) Offenses involving actual or perceived religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability.(A) In general. Whoever, whether or not acting under color of law, in any circumstance described in subparagraph (B) or paragraph (3), willfully causes bodily injury to any person or, through the use of fire, a firearm, a dangerous weapon, or an explosive or incendiary device, attempts to cause bodily injury to any person, because of the actual or perceived religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability of any person(i) shall be imprisoned not more than 10 years, fined in accordance with this title, or both; and(ii) shall be imprisoned for any term of years or for life, fined in accordance with this title, or both, if(I) death results from the offense; or(II) the offense includes kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill.
"The point was that even they were smart enough to see that marriage and family were worthwhile."Oh. Good. Freaking. Night. They were smart enough to see marriage and family as worthwhile? That is crazy. I never heard of anything so crazy and weird. Next you'll be telling me that they turned left on red, and wore hats on their feet and shoes on their heads.You know who else thinks that marriage and family are worthwhile? Pretty much everybody. Not everybody, just pretty much everybody. That includes (do I hear a drum roll off in the distance?) gay people who want to get married and make families. But, of course, gay people wanting to get married undermines marriage for everybody else,* and so the bishops--so very well versed in what marriage is like--rightfully seek to put the kibosh on that. *the explanation for that involves a lot of Lobachevskian geometry, so I'll spare everyone
John Hayes - it may be that the Hate Crimes Acts are what the bishops had in mind in describing the same distinctions being made in VAWA were "unnecessary". As to why the bishops believe that putting those classifications in VAWA advances the redefinition of marriage - unless they tell us, I don't know how we would know.
Jim Pauwels, VAWA covers many more things than the Hate Crimes Act (e.g. victim shelters, restraining orders, prevention programs, etc). My guess is that rather than it being any great conspiracy to redefine marriage, it was just updating the 1994 VAWA to include the additional categories listed in the 2009 Hate Crimes Act. It refers to the Hate Crimes Act for the definition of "gender identity"
And of course the Vatican is a player worldwide in opposing legislation that would protect women from violence: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/12/opinion/concerns-at-un-conference-on-v..., you seem to think that marriage somehow protects women from domestic violence. Alas, not so. The VAWA protects women regardless of marital status. Isn't being safe the real issue here? And remember, the USCCB weighed in only after both houses of congress passed this bill. They spoke of no concerns other than marriage redefinition and gender identity. This bill saves lives. But the USCCB had to speak up to oppose it after its passage. Why are women's lives so easily dismissed?Also, note that the USCCB has taken quite progressive stances to protect immigrants, documented or not. It is estimated that something like 60% of women crossing the border experience sexual assault. Violence against the undocumented has a gendered character. Yet the USCCB's man for immigrant issues opposes the VAWA, which provides real help to those women. Why are women's lives so easily dismissed?Perhaps one of the women in the conclave will speak to this issue. Oh, right.
Lisa,Yes, everyone - both male and female - should be protected. But some behaviors - cohabiting for one - increase the risk. Shouldn't there be some personal responsibility as well. Looking for the government to provide protection from risky behaviors will never be as effective as abstaining from those behaviors. So if being safe is the real issue, then denouncing risky behaviors, as the Catholic Church does repeatedly, is the most effective action. The VAWA is at best a subsidiary solution.
Per Abe "But, of course, gay people wanting to get married undermines marriage for everybody else,* and so the bishopsso very well versed in what marriage is likerightfully seek to put the kibosh on that. "Now you are on track. And so to summarize/simplify: Traditional marriage is good. Broadening the definition of traditional marriage to include gay couples (or polygamy for that matter) is not good.It is nice to see we finally agree on something Abe - :-)
That anyone is dismayed, angry or even surprised by this is mystifying to me. The hierarchy of the church is the very last place one should seek any wisdom about human sexuality and gender. Remember: despite the goodwill and personal opinions of any individual cleric, the body insists on the second-class status of women, whose human being is so defective, faulty or somehow deficient that it is an obstacle to some measure or "part" of God's grace. So with this as the (largely unconscious and/or unexamined?) presupposition, is it any wonder that they would refuse support in a matter such as this? And what can we really expect if we then throw lesbians into the mix? Seriously, does any thoughtful Catholic expect them to act otherwise? Denying women full participation in the complete experience of vocation, grace and authority is simply a "benign" form of violence (all in the name of Jesus, of course). Who cares what they think or say in these matters? I certainly don't.
"Why would the church consider some people as lesser beings?"Someone needs to brush up on his catechism.
I read a good one the other day: While outrage is the enemy of thought, humor is the cousin of tolerance.
Well that would be a real swell zinger, Ken, but for the fact that you aren't the funny-man you seem to think you are.
President Obama in an interview with George Stephanopoulos yesterday this may have something to o with who should be mentioned in VAWA:"But would an American pope take orders from him?I dont know if youve checked lately, but the Conference of Catholic Bishops here in the United States dont seem to be takin orders from me, Obama said with a laugh....Obama added: My hope is based on what I know about the Catholic Church and the terrific work that theyve done around the world and certainly in this country, and, you know helping those who are less fortunate is that you have a pope who sustains and maintains what I consider the central message of the gospel. And that is that we treat everybody as children of God and that we love them the way Jesus Christ taught us to love em.Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/03/obama-weighs-in-on-pope-pick-88801...
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Lisa Fullam is associate professor of moral theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. She is the author of The Virtue of Humility: A Thomistic Apologetic (Edwin Mellen Press).


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flame thread...knighthoodofbuh?
hmm i was looking for the Throwdown Clips online and i ran into this flame **** thread...anyone ever run into this??? i'm sure someone allready has...
bah why do people constantly talk crap...blablablablablablablablabla...i'm better than you...no i am...i am...i am...i am...no i am...jeez man...can't we all just drop our pride for a sec and just get along and learn from each other instead? Pride...the downfall of men...so much damned hostility...even in freaking FORUMS for christ sake.Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. That's relativity.
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lol, and where are the clips of these fucktards fighting each other?
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masturbating to King Arthur...
"That was pathetic. I NEED to get enough cash to go to the next McThrowdown and beat on these guys. **** chickenhead you should come too. It will be great."--Some dumbfuck from a gay knighthood forum.
WTF is up with that ****. A couple of things these ass-clowns missed out on.
Striking on the ground was an agreed upon no-no. All the bullshido members that participated were/are, for all accounts, friends and respectful of one another.
If one of these a-holes came in with that type of attitude I think the spirit of the fight would be a little different. ;)


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