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We're really perplexed by a piece of legislation sitting on Gov. Steve Beshear's desk, awaiting his signature to become law in Kentucky.
House Bill 279, on the surface, seems like something it would be easy to stand behind. It essentially prohibits the government from placing a burden on someone's religious belief. If we're reading this correctly, no man-made laws can trump the rules of one's religion, if those laws place a substantial burden on that religious belief.
At what point does a law place a substantial burden on one's religion? What does HB 279 really entitle people to do? Nothing in the language of the bill defines this burden, and leaves it to the government to determine whether or not there is an interest in infringing someone's right to act, or not to act, based on their sincere religious beliefs.
This law is not only vague, but it's simply not needed. Freedom of religion is an important ideal fundamental to our nation and democracy, and something already protected by the U.S. Constitution. It's unnecessary, and its critics are correct in assuming that it will be used as a basis for challenging laws already on the books, including fairness ordinances prohibiting certain types of discrimination.
Proponents of this bill cite as a reason to back it the fact that 16 other states have similar religious freedom laws to "protect" their citizens. However, those laws were hardly ever used as a defense in court cases, and in almost every case where they were cited by the defense, the state has won.
Despite its fast track through the legislature, this seems to be a bill that simply reiterates the protections already granted to us by the Bill of Rights, and, at this point, seems like just a soapbox for Kentucky legislators to stand on so they will seem a more attractive candidate in a race for a future state political seat.
It is a bit shocking that House Speaker Greg Stumbo could say one of the reasons he would not let Senate Bill 50, a bill that would let the state regulate hemp if the federal ban were ever to be lifted, be voted on because there is already legislation on the books that says the same thing, yet he made sure to add his name to the list of co-sponsors for HB 279.
Gov. Beshear would be wise to keep looking into this bill, as he said he will do before he decides to sign it or not. Maybe in his research he'll come across something called the First Amendment and realize just how frivolous this bill really is.
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Call 1-800-872-0222
Did you know that there are literally hundreds of different types of firewood in Howell MI in the world, and just about every single own burns differently? Unfortunately, the average person makes a few crucial errors when it comes to firewood in Howell Michigan. He'll look at firewood in Howell MI as a one size fits all deal, and end up unable to customize his type of wood to correspond with his wants and needs. By learning about the different types of firewood in Howell Michigan and how they burn, you'll be better able to make an educated decision when it comes to picking your firewood in Howell MI. Not only is learning about the different types of fire wood good for you, it's good for your wallet as well, and allows you to save some serious cash in the firewood in Howell Michigan selection process.
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Michie Tavern Dining Room
The Michie Tavern Dining Room features hearty midday fare offered by servers in period attire in a rustic Tavern setting. Recipes dating back to the 1700's render a dining experience rich in southern culture and hospitality for families to enjoy. The bill of fare features colonial fried chicken, baked chicken, hickory smoked pulled pork barbecue, black-eye peas, stewed tomatoes, biscuits, cornbread and a variety of hot and cold dishes. Virginia wines and traditional lagers are available to complement your meal. Many visitors enjoy the Tavern's southern buffet as their main meal of the day. The dessert menu offers delicacies such as peach cobbler al amode. Midday Fare is offered 11:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily April-October and 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. November-March. Reservations required for groups of 15 or more.
Special discounts are offered throughout the season including the Tavern's annual Affordable Family Fun. Youth ages 6 to 15 enjoy a $4.00 discount on lunch (with coupon) June through the end of August . The new "Eat Early" discount offers adults a $4.00 discount when they arrive for lunch before 12 noon. Please visit our website for discount coupons and months of availability at www.michietavern.com.


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Habits of Successful Students
Do you know what it takes to be a successful student? Review the list below to see if your student is doing what it takes to be a success. Ask yourself if you are doing everything you can to help and encourage the student in your life.
Adapted from Peninsula College
1. Attend classes. If you skip class you will miss out on essential information and the chance to ask questions.
2. Ask questions. Communicate in class or make an appointment with the teacher to talk to them privately.
3. Read your material. It is important to read the material that the teachers give you; they give it to you for a reason. Academic reading is different than reading for pleasure. If you need it, take a course to improve your college/academic reading skills.
4. Do your homework. It sounds easy enough, but when you get busy with life and school, homework gets pushed back when it shouldn't. You and your family must make your studies a priority.
5. Get involved in campus life. Whether you are in a club or are participating in campus activities, involvement can help you in your classes as well because you have a sense of belonging to school and it is fun to be there. Not all learning occurs in the classroom!
6. Take advantage of campus resources. Resources, such as the Math Lab, Tutoring, Career Counseling, and other support services can be invaluable, and most of them are free or covered by your student fees.
7. Balance your home life, work and school. Take a manageable class load and create a personal schedule for yourself. Time is a finite resource! It's up to you to use it wisely.
8. Study. Studying is different than just doing assignments and homework. There are many resources to help you develop more active approaches to studying. You can actually take a course to help you develop more effective study strategies.
9. Track your progress, know your degree requirements. You should know what classes you need to take in order to graduate. And remember ~ you have to apply to graduate!
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Johns - "I Will Play Origin"
AUSTRALIAN and NSW skipper Andrew Johns has declared his commitment to rugby league's State of Origin series and said his public fall-out with coach Phil Gould stemmed from their mutual passion for the game.
Gould on a Wing and a prayer
PHIL Gould has done NSW no favours with the amount of undue pressure he has placed of some of the key players for the Blues this year. Just look at Braith Anasta?s performance for the Broncos last night.
Last Gasp For Carlaw Park ?
AUCKLAND'S home of rugby league may be saved from the bulldozer yet.
Super League Friday - Review
BRADFORD Bulls continued their charge to the top of Tetley's Rugby Super League and ended Leeds Rhinos' unbeaten run with a 48-22 win at Odsal on Friday night in front of a vocal 21784 crowd.
Super League Sunday - Preview
WAKEFIELD Trinity Wildcats are looking to gain their third successive victory when London Broncos visit Belle Vue on Sunday afternoon.
Super League Saturday - Review
CASTLEFORD Tigers consolidated their position inside the top six of Tetley's Rugby Super League with a 32-16 defeat of Warrington Wolves. The Tigers moved three points clear of the seventh placed Wolves with another solid performance to affirm their Play-Off ambitions and move above St Helens into fifth for at least 48 hours.
Gee makes history
FORWARD Andrew Gee will claim a special place in Broncos' history when Brisbane hosts Newcastle in the welcome back to Lang Park National Rugby League extravaganza on Sunday.
Storm closer to shedding away hoodoo
MELBOURNE Storm?s thrilling last minute win over Parramatta has done more than secure two valuable premiership points and cement the club in fifth place on the NRL ladder according to hooker Cameron Smith.
Gallen cited, could be outed for two months
CRONULLA'S Paul Gallen could receive a two month ban from the National Rugby League judiciary after being charged with a grade two reckless high tackle.
Cowboys Riding High
NORTH Queensland coach Graham Murray refused to apologise for his underrated team's climb up the National Rugby League ladder after the Cowboys cast aside erratic Manly 31-20 at Brookvale Oval on Saturday night.
Round 11 - NRL Wrap
THE NRL round was a wet and soggy one starting with the opening match in Wellington. The Warriors have a terrible record at the Cake Tin and the hoodoo continues with last year's minor premiers going down to the Raiders - Ruben Wiki having a ripper of a match. If ever there was an example of the gulf that exists between Auckland and Wellington, this is it. Its no wonder that the Kiwis are calling for a second NZ team and asking why the Auckland Warriors changed their name to New Zealand.
Souths to make complaint
SOUTH Sydney will lodge an official complaint with the National Rugby League over referee Bill Harrigan's decision to penalise captain Bryan Fletcher for a double movement in yesterday's loss to St George Illawarra.
Dragons win in the mud at the SCG
A good old fashioned mud bath at the SCG finally went in favour of the Dragons by 18-16 over the Rabbitohs.
Storm Continue Eels? Misery
MELBOURNE Storm has extended Parramatta?s losing streak to five matches by winning its second away game of the year following a hard-fought 12-10 victory at Parramatta Stadium tonight.
Panthers beat Tigers
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Many moons ago when I worked at Town Hall, co-worker Lucy Dreyer,
a town planner, used to make my mouth water telling me about the delicious
soups her husband Frank made. When I saw her again recently, I made sure to
arrange to get his favorite concoctions.
Frank tells me he took up soup making shortly after he and Lucy
married and began hosting family dinners and then were left with the question
of what to do with the hambone or turkey carcass. "I began to experiment
and that's how it got started." I talked to Lucy later and she quipped that that
" it really all got started because he couldn't bear to throw those leftovers away.
But that was fine once I found out just how good he was."
Frank says he doesn't cook as such but he likes soups because he didn't
want to take on anything too difficult to do or too easy to ruin. Most
interesting: he cooks his soups from scratch and most of them at the same
time. His favorite marathon periods are over the Christmas holidays when he
has some time off from work. New Year's Day is particularly good as he can
watch bowl games while he simmers three or four huge kettles on the stove.
"And it's got to be cold weather," he says "so I can take them out to the
screened-in porch to cool." After that, he freezes most of the soups in quart
containers to be used throughout the year for quick dinners.
The Dreyers have been in Summerville for 24 years, coming from
Wisconsin via New Jersey and settling in Flowertown for a job opportunity.
Frank is an architect, specializing in schools. They have two grown children,
Matthew and Abby. Matthew and his wife Brandy have a son, Trey.
Frank cooks his five staple recipes each year. They include Turkey Vegetable
Noodle, which is the hands down family favorite; Vegetable Beef or Oxtail,
which he and Lucy like; Chicken, Abby's choice; and Navy Bean and Split Pea,
the ones he savors.
I've chosen to share Frank's turkey soup today as many of us probably
have turkey leavings still in the freezer.
(8 to 10 lb. turkey carcass or whole breast – dbl. ingredients for large turkey)
2 quarts water 3 tsp. salt or to taste
1 quart chicken broth ½ tsp. pepper or to taste
1 large onion (diced) 4 tbsp. parsley (dried)
1 carcass (break-up) ½ tsp. basil (dried)
3 large carrots (sliced) ¼ tsp. poultry seasoning
3 celery stalks (sliced) 1- 15 oz. can tomatoes (chopped)
3 garlic cloves (diced) 1 cup tomato or V-8 Juice
1 green pepper (chopped) 1 sm can Rotel tomatoes
3 bay leaves chicken bouillon to taste
16 oz. egg noodles ¼ tsp ea. thyme, tarragon, sage,
Other seasonings to taste
Simmer carcass in liquid two hours, let cool. Skim fat. Remove bones
and cut meat to bite size. Adjust water to make two quarts. Add chicken
broth. Return meat to liquid and bring to boil. Add vegetables and seasonings
Simmer for one hour. Taste and adjust seasonings if necessary .Add noodles
and simmer 15 minutes and serve or freeze.
Note: Frank says that sautéing onion, garlic and celery first heightens
flavor. Crockpots can be used with ingredient adjustments for pot size. I
particularly like his idea of adding Rotel tomatoes for a spicy taste, as well as
the additional option of putting in leftover dressing.
His other recipes sound just as delicious – and you will see them in the
future. Bon Appetit!
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@danawhite: Heavyweights Gabriel Napao Gonzaga and Travis Hapa Browne have agreed to fight at the Ultimate Fighter Finale April 13.— UFC (@ufc) February 11, 2013
@danawhite: Heavyweights Gabriel Napao Gonzaga and Travis Hapa Browne have agreed to fight at the Ultimate Fighter Finale April 13.— UFC (@ufc) February 11, 2013
I'll take Napao focused on taking it to the ground anyday.
I hate when a excellent grappler/wrestler gets a awsome ko finish. Then they forget there background and act like a expert striker. Napo did it after CC Evans did it after the no name[Solum my guess] Napo has appeared to be going back to his roots if he does I'll pick him if not he going to get KO'd.
Napao all day on this one.
Fight doesnt make sense...i got browne tho.
Man I'm glad Gabe came back to fight out of retirement. This, like his last fight, will likely be another entertaining scrap he's involved in. Tough fight to call. If I had to pick I'd pick Browne, possibly by UD.
I'm going with Gonzaga. I think he has come full circle as a MMA fighter. Anyone who underestimates his striking is crazy, hell he almost beat Cain with his striking. If he can mix in take downs, brown won't know which way to jump....
Scarface: Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you're cool, and fuck you, I'm out!
"I don't call the fighting in my films 'violent', I call it 'action'. An action film borders between fantasy and reality. If I were to be completely realistic in my films, you would call me a violent, bloody man. I would simply destroy my opponent by tearing his guts out. I wouldn't do it so artistically." ~Bruce Lee
i wish it was browne vs overeem... i think that fight makes a lil' more sense.
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Today, someone asked me if there are times of the year that I'm busier than others, and times of the year when I'm struggling to find something to cover.
When I took this job more than three years ago, the answer probably would've been yes. Back then, it seemed the local music scene slowed down in September and October, and stayed pretty slow until about April or May.
But things have changed. For the third fall in a row, I'm just not seeing much of a drop-off in the amount of music-related activity now that the air is getting chillier and my yard is covered with leaves. The (relatively) dead season for concerts in Bend seems to have permanently shortened from October through April to maybe December through March.
That's awesome, of course, for people like you and me, who love music and love having a multitude of live-music options in our town.
This week is no different. Just look at all these good shows coming up over the next seven days. In a slow week, a half-dozen of these could've been perfectly solid choices for a full feature story. As it is, I'm trying to cram them all into a limited amount of space in GO! Magazine. That's a good problem to have.
-Bay Area jam-grass faves Poor Man's Whiskey are coming to town, and they're bringing their "Dark Side of the Moonshine" show with them. Lasers! Costumes! Fog! FLOYD!
-Local hilllbilly punk troupe Larry and His Flask has been on tour for months, and this weekend they'll play two homecoming shows at the Domino Room and Silver Moon Brewing.
-The buzz is loud for Wednesday's show at Silver Moon featuring the U.K.-based rock 'n' soul band The Heavy. These guys know how to bring it; it will be interesting to see how they draw on a school night.
-Two very intriguing benefits are going down this weekend: Saturday's Witness Your World fundraiser will feature music by Kev Russell of The Gourds, and Rise Up International will hold its Art For India event on Sunday, with music provided by The Autonomics, Leif James and Chris Chabot.
-This weekend is absolutely packed with good stuff, including Matt Hopper and Eric Tollefson at Silver Moon, Gavin Wahl-Stephens at McMenamins, The Pink Snowflakes at Players, Brent Amaker and the Rodeo at Black Horse Saloon, Mine+Us and DJ Hoppa at Bendistillery Martini Bar and a bunch of poppy, punky, rocky bands at the Rise Up studio, headlined by Phone Calls from Home.
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Grumbles about low fighter pay remain a thorn in UFC officials' sides, despite their best efforts to quell the ruckus. But if you're to believe one Hall of Famer, the discussion is much ado about nothing.
Liddell, who currently serves as the UFC's Executive Vice President of Business Development, continued to defend the UFC's pay structure, then grew animated as the topic turned to the negative comparisons drawn between MMA salaries and the lavish, multi-million dollar purses pulled in by boxing's biggest stars."Okay, look. I just had this conversation with a top-10 fighter, and he's saying the same thing. [Lower paid] guys have got to understand, this is a performance based sport, like all sports," former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell recently explained to SiriusXM Fight Club. "You fight good, you win, you get paid. Alright? You're starting out, no one knows who you are, no one cares, you don't get paid. Period. It's simple. I mean, my first contract I was offered by the UFC, or my second contract, it was 1-and-1, 2-and-2, 3-and-3. That's $12,000 for the year. Don't complain to me about fighter pay. It was $12,000 for a year and it was exclusive.
"Everybody doesn't want to hurt to lower guys from getting paid, but it comes down to, it's a performance based business. You get good, you win, then you get paid. Guys are getting paid plenty, trust me. I got paid plenty, trust me."
"Everybody points to, Oh, boxing these guys are getting [paid].' There's a couple guys that make these big huge paydays. That's it," Liddell explained. "The undercards don't make anything. There's bottom guys on some of those cards that are making $100 a round. $100 a round. That's $400 for a four-round fight.
"People got to understand, the fighters at the top are the fighters that are supposed to get paid because they're the guys that are bringing people in, bringing eyes to the TV, getting pay-per-views buys, and putting people in the seats. I mean, that's what it comes down to. You want to get that? Beat everybody. Be good enough. If you're not good enough to get there -- sorry. It's not a welfare state."
"You picked the wrong sport," Liddell said in closing. "Hey, you made a good run at it. You tried. Eh, try another sport because this one doesn't work for you."


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My name is Arminius. This is my first time posting on this forum. I am sixteen years old and female, living in the south eastern part of the United States. I am a full time student and otherwise unemployed. I have Asperger's and some LD issues. My sister, twelve, is dislexic, as is our cousin and uncle, as was our grandfather. I have no children, but years of bad experiences with the IEP system have made advocacy my career goal. I have opinions, but I'm mostly here to learn about what others are doing and about the needs of children, parents, and families dealing with different kinds of issues. If no one here minds the intrusion of someone who isn't actually a mom, I would enjoy getting to know you and hearing what you have to say.
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Welcome to the forums. I always find it helpful to hear from individuals on the autism spectrum, themselves, instead of just professionals or other parents. I think that is great that you want to get into the advocacy world, I know that is the "main" hat I wear as a mother - advocating for my children. Thankfully, we've had great experiences with the IEP system. I have a mom and a sister in education so I have information from both sides of the fence to use.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for May 20. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Melissa Lynn Hutchinson, 31 — criminal domestic violence, malicious injury
Shannon Lynn Rushon, 30 — hold for Williston Police Department, providing false information
Willie James Hollman Jr., 26 — driving without a license, no driver's license bench warrant, driving too fast for conditions bench warrant
Christina Anne Marie Weeks, 35 — failure to pay as ordered
Devante Drew Bradshaw, 17 — disorderly conduct
Brian Shykil Wilson, 18 — disorderly conduct
David Leshawn Smith, 21 — open container, driving under the influence
David Michael Barnett, 21 — driving under the influence commitment, pointing or presenting a firearm, open container, driving under the influence second offense, driving under suspension first offense
Curtis Wayne Padgett, 40 — open container, possession of marijuana, driving under the influence second offense
Andrew Dennis Sanders, 18 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Angela Lambert Swearingen, 47 — providing false information to a public safety officer, driving under suspension first offense, driving under suspension
John Allen Jackson, 32 — public consumption bench warrant, failure to appear and pay family court
Dianna Marrie Oerman, 35 — possession of a schedule IV controlled substance two counts, possession of schedule II controlled substance, receiving stolen goods, driving under suspension third offense
Ricky Allen Sease, 45 — driving under suspension second offense
David Anthony Crawford Jr., 18 — violation of probation
Benny Lee Jones, 52 — driving under suspension second offense, open container bond off bond
Lindsey Nicole Boyd, 19 — hold for general sessions court
Larry Brian Snipes, 39 — hold per fax for Edgefield County, assault and battery second degree three counts
Roger Dale Conner Jr., 29 — assault and battery
Jermaine Xavier Barrett, 33 — shoplifting less than $1,000
Timothy Wayne Lowery, 41 — unlawful carrying of a weapon
Charleston Maurice Hay, 21 — criminal domestic violence
Alfred Clifford Dublin, 35 — obtaining signature or property by false pretenses, criminal domestic violence
Wilfredo Lorenzo, 47 — assault and battery
Tyler Earl Martin, 17 — violation of beginner's permit, simple possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia
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Seems like the last 2 fights with Cain have caused JDS to lose some brain cells, and a 4th fight would just make him lose a chromosome.
I have respect for JDS, fighter and person, and always found him to be a classy guy, but it seems like after both loses to Cain, he has a hard time giving him any credit for savagely beating him. His comments are typical for a standup fighter, "he didnt standup with me in the middle of the cage, and throw wild punches for a brawl, which would have favored me with the outcome. Instead he used a strategy, which incorporated his strengths, and beat me."
Now we all know anything can happen in a MMA fight, but judging from the last 2 fights, the healthier Cain comes into a fight, the less chances for JDS to win. If a 4th fight were to happen, and it was the same exact result, I think it would be safe to say that JDS KO win over Cain was a fluke, only in the sense that Cain came into the fight with a knee injury, hindering his mobility.


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A university-based Psy.D. Program, the doctoral program in clinical psychology at ISU follows a practitioner-scientist model of training and has been APA-accredited* for more than 25 years. Our students are required to complete a dissertation, thus we place somewhat more emphasis on research skills than do some Psy.D. programs. Students interested in a doctoral program that provides rigorous training in clinical skills as well as research opportunities may be particularly suited for our program.
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Crawford and Hallie Anderson are known more for their success in the show ring, but the two young horsemen and Aiken residents knew they had to do something for their friend and fellow equestrian Ashlyn Bell, when she sustained serious injuries in a riding accident. However, it was another family member who also became involved when he heard the untoward news about his brother and sisters friend. Loughlin Anderson, doesnt participate in equestrian sport, but is involved in the Boy Scouts, and when he heard of the incident, he took action.
Loughlin, who makes survival bracelets, enlisted the help of his brother and sister, and began making the jewelry made from paracord to be sold to help raise funds in an effort to defray the medical expenses being accumulated by Bell, while she is hospitalized. The siblings paid for the materials to make the bracelets, and all the proceeds from the sales will go to Bell as she recovers from her injuries. But, this type of altruism isnt anything new for Loughlin, who has made the bracelets previously to raise money to benefit the Hitchcock Woods Foundation, said Crawford.
Weve always loved Ashlyn, and we realized she needed help, said Crawford. We thought, what better way to do it, then to have people give donations and get a little bracelet in return. And, if everyone sees the bracelet theyll think of her.
The bracelets are green and blue, Bells favorite color, and its the hope of the Andersons that people will donate, wear the bracelets and show their support.
Hallie typically deals with Ashlyn, much more than I do, because shes a hunter person, said Crawford. Ashlyn has always gone out of her way to be super nice to us. She loves Hallie and Pippin or Matriatchy de Cluis. Shes a big fan of his.
The bracelets are $5 each, but people can donate more, and they are available at the Progressive Show Jumping office, the Show Day Cafe concession or at the Oak Manor Saddlery trailer.
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the romy is no longer for sale as I am building it....sorry but got bored!! still have the AMD 63 and the pistol kit....the pistol is a really good deal as it comes with the tapco parts and the AKbuilder rear trunion...
Anyone spoken to or received anything since payment?
well,i'll tell you what the responses were timely until payment was supposed to be there and havent heard anything back from him and frankly its got me worried.hopefully he comes thru but i,ve got a bad feeling.Doug how bout some proof of shipments?We made good on our end so now its up to you.
We shall see. I hope we hear from him on the matter before Monday. That gives him the weekend to either get us the tracking numbers or the money. I would like to believe this is just one big misunderstanding....but I have contacted him multiple times, as I am sure you have. If it IS a misunderstanding....no time like the present to straighten it out.
Got a hold of AK47Paul/Doug ... at his home #. He stated the tracking #'s are in his pickup...his wife was out at the moment driving the pickup and when she gets home he will email the tracking numbers...so now we wait..Anyone that needs to get ahold of AK47Paul for any business related issues feel free to shoot me a pm and I will get you his information so you too can contact him.
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The School of Law's annual Reunion will be held on Saturday, November 15, from 6:30 - 11:00 p.m. at the School's Riverfront Campus. As part of the festivities, we will celebrate the selection of Michigan Supreme Court Justice Brian K. Zahra ('87) as UDM's 2014 Alumni Award recipient. The Reunion is for all School of Law alumni. For details and to register online, please visit the Reunion Website at www.law.udmercy.edu/reunion


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Hi! I'm new to the forum and was wondering if any women who had pre-eclampsia experienced something similar when AF started again:
For nearly an entire year after the baby was born, I experience simultaneous episodes of diarreah and vomiting when I close to or on a period. I will vomit several times in a row etc. Sometimes it is over in an hour but sometimes it last a few hours.
I thought it was related to my C-section since they rearrange all the organs during surgery, but my doc said not likely. So, I was wondering if anyone else who had pre-eclamsia ever experienced this after delivery.


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Lee unemployment shows slight increase
Lee County ranks among the fifth of North Carolina counties with the highest unemployment rates as of January, according to data released by the N.C. Department of Commerce on Friday.
All 100 counties in North Carolina experienced a rise in unemployment from December to January, but fewer than 20 registered rates higher than Lee County's unemployment rate of 12.7 percent compared to 12.1 percent in December. Graham County, with 20.4 unemployment, had the state's highest rate. Just to the north of Lee County, Chatham County registered one of the state's lowest rates at 7.5 percent. To the north of Chatham, Orange County had the state's lowest rate: 6.6 percent.
Rounding out the local area, both Moore and Harnett counties were in the middle of the statewide pack, recording unemployment rates of 10.1 and 11.5 percent, respectively.
Lee County's January rate of 12.7 percent is slightly higher than it was in January 2012, when 12.6 percent of locals were unemployed, and the unemployment rates in Moore and Harnett counties also rose slightly in that same 12-month period. Chatham County's unemployment rate fell in that period.
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Both men pleaded not guilty in Whitley County Circuit Court and were appointed public defenders. Yoha will be represented by Brad Voelz and Oliver by Brad Baber.
Both men will be in court June 3. Oliver was released on bail Monday.
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Olson has served as Editor & Curator at Rhizome, the inaugural curator at Zero1, and Associate Director at SF Camerawork. She's contributed to many major journals & books and this year Cocom Press published Arte Postinternet, a Spanish translation of her texts on Postinternet Art, a movement she framed in 2006. In 2015 LINK Editions will publish a retrospective anthology of over a decade of her writings on contemporary art which have helped establish a vocabulary for the criticism of new media. Meanwhile, she has also curated programs at the Guggenheim, New Museum, SFMOMA, White Columns, Artists Space, and Bitforms Gallery. She has served on Advisory Boards for Ars Electronica, Transmediale, ISEA, the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences, Creative Capital, the Getty Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Kennedy Center, and the Tribeca Film Festival.
Olson studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths, History of Consciousness at UC Santa Cruz, and Rhetoric & Film Studies at UC Berkeley. She has recently been a visiting artist at Yale, SAIC, Oberlin, and VCU; a Visiting Critic at Brown; and Visiting Faculty at Bard College's Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts and Ox-Bow. She previously taught at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts' new media graduate program (ITP) and was Assistant Professor of New Media at SUNY-Purchase's School of Film & Media Studies. She was recently an Artist-in-Residence at Eyebeam & is currently Visiting Critic at RISD.
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The word "influencer" is most often used by marketing strategists to refer to cool people to whom other consumers turn to for fashion and food advice. But the organizers of The Influencers, an annual "culture jamming and guerrilla communication fest" brandish this word like a weapon in the fight against the corporatization of culture. On February 5-7, the artist groups d-i-n-a and Eva and Franco Mattes (a.k.a. 0100101110101101.ORG) will present their fifth festival "dedicated to exploring unconventional weapons of mass communication." Their approach grows out of a classical perspective on détournement but is updated by an understanding of networked infrastructures and new forms of mobility and social organizing that effect protest strategies in digital culture. In addition to talks, workshops, and impromptu interventions, the festival's events will revolve around eight commissioned works by Survival Research Laboratories, Ztohoven, BLU, Improv Everywhere, Julius von Bismarck, Wu Ming, Swoon, and Wolfgang Staehle. This is an eclectic group, to say the least, whose work ranges from graffiti to pyrotechnics to comedic group performances to poetic video installations. The group's diversity serves to illustrate the wide reach of commercialism's impact and the wide range of people interested in fighting back in support of the liberties that become threatened by corporate encroachment onto public space and public speech. One goal of the festival will be to map out how these alternative voices can infiltrate the hardlined frontier between public and private, so these artists were thus selected for "their taste for risk, the impulse that moves the authors of these projects to build dangerous machines, act politically incorrectly, use anachronous technology, or simply to defy common sense." It sounds both fun and challenging, but if you can't make it ...
Reaping What You Sow
Artist/designer Amy Franceschini's newest project updates an old idea with continuing social resonance. Her Victory Gardens initiative is an effort to get people growing more of their own food, "for increased local food security and reducing the food miles associated with the average American meal." Not unlike Cat Mazza's Stitch for Senate project, which draws on WWII-era programs to keep people calm about the war and supportive of the troops abroad (in this case, through "charitable knitting"), Franceschini's project spins paranoia about food security and emergency preparedness into a creative community-building strategy. In collaboration with the San Francisco-based organization Garden for the Environment, Victory Gardens facilitates the growing of shared local gardens in the name of urban sustainability. The idea germinated in 2006, when Franceschini made it the focus of her SECA Award installation at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Growing the venture in new directions each year, in 2007 a related book featuring essays by Lucy Lippard and Mike Davis was published by Gallery 16. This year the art project blossomed from a city unification initiative into a full-fledged social networking site! The Garden Registry is an interactive map of "food production zones" through which other victory gardeners can connect with each other, share tips on working organically, and contribute to "an important portrait of land use." The site launched this week and is calling for participants to upload their information. Meanwhile, Franceschini offers potential Bay Area gardeners a tricycle-delivered Starter Kit to get growing. As outlined online, the accoutrements and their delivery mechanism perfectly resemble the spirit of other projects by Futurefarmers, the art and design collective founded by Franceschini with the goal of "making work that is relevant to the time and space surrounding us." - Marisa ...
Use Your Illusion
Damon Zucconi is a New York-based artist active in the "pro surfer" scene, having participated in both Supercentral and Nasty Nets, but his solo work is more clean-style than his dirt-style counterparts and might more easily be compared to Berlin-based artists AIDS-3D. All are part of a younger generation of artists who came of age with new media and have arrived at a particular fulcrum with respect to both celebrating the utopianism of technology and critiquing its dystopian failures. Next week, Zucconi's first solo show will open at Prato, Italy's Project Gentili gallery. Entitled "Presented as the Problem," the show is organized around the principles of diagnoses and prescriptions and draws on the distinction between treating symptoms versus underlying problems. The artist's approach is thus a rather tactical one, looking for the root impetus for cultural artifacts while also observing the cycles of recursion that swirl around the repetition of pop objects and scenarios. The show includes sculpture, video, and prints that seek to augment "classical dialectics of seeing and believing with eight meditations on contemporary visual culture." According to the gallery, "Each of the works finds temporary equilibrium between the poles of mystification and demystification--image as illusion and illusion as material fact." These works include the mysteriously titled / \ \ / which is a square mirror hung like a diamond with a Blade Runner: Final Cut poster wrapped around it from the back like an origami throwing star, and the eponymous centerpiece, "Presents Itself as the Problem," which is a novelty persistence of vision alarm clock whose digital readout displays only the message "I Want To Believe." X-Files viewers will appreciate this famous message of hope. Zucconi will also show a new video animation, Untitled (SONY, Lateral) which flips the axis on his earlier ...
Still Hitting Nerves
Italian new media magazine, Neural, has just celebrated their fifteenth anniversary. The publication was among the earliest tech-savvy page-turners and still has an appreciation for the importance of paper. In fact, to mark this special birthday, they've collaborated with S.W.A.M.P. (Doug Easterly and Matt Kenyon) for "a collective micro printing action." Subscribers will receive a limited edition piece of paper and envelope designed to commemorate the death toll in Iraq. They are then encouraged to send a letter or illustration to the White House, who are obliged by law to archive their mail, so that the stationary can act as "a Trojan horse slipping the unwanted and unacknowledged civilian body count data into official governmental archives." This is one of many exercises by S.W.A.M.P. in performatively exploring the machinery of control in post-industrial society. But (paper-cut possibilities aside) this project seems slightly less painful than their Improvised Empathetic Device (2005), which drove a blood-drawing needle into the flesh of wearers of their custom armband each time new wireless data was received regarding a rise in the war's death toll. While Neural's editorial direction is marked by broad coverage of the very diverse field of new media practice, hacktivism and tactical media are among their strong suits, so their collaboration with S.W.A.M.P. makes perfect sense. Another of their boldest strengths is their coverage of sound art and experiments in electronic music. Each issue is chockablock with CD reviews and engaging interviews, like the current issue's chat with Negativland. Neural may have an old school appreciation for the ancient medium of paper, but all this good pulp can also be found online, along with their archives and fresh feeds. - Marisa Olson
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Claude Closky is a French artist living in Paris. He works in a variety of media, including painting, installation, video, and net art, in a signature style that revolves around the concept of conveying information and the connection between ideas and objects. The artist maintains three personal websites and a YouTube channel, each of which is copious in its offerings and yet mysteriously evasive in synthesizing his practice. What one can tell--almost instantly upon looking at his work--is that Closky has a serious sense of humor. He is best-known for his paintings of pie charts and other graphs but has impressed audiences beyond the art world with public installations like his 100% which tallied percentage points, one at a time, in a series of silkscreened flags, or his collaboration with Adidas and Colette, which looked like he'd taken a Sharpie to a blank white slate to convey the brand by making the simplest marks possible. The latter was a poetic gesture of giving back to the visual language of advertising whose vocabulary his work often critiques. He's by no means the first to do so, but whereas many such bodies of work revolve around autobiography or accounts of commodity fetishism, what is unique to Closky's commentary on this lexicon is his sharp analysis of language itself. Whether through an inversion of the relationship between word and image or the hyper-literal illustration of one-liners, this is Closky's most discernible signature and it is best played-out in his use of the list as a medium. By alphabetizing, counting-down, running odds, and exploring exhaustive variations on various categories of categories, he produces the wittiest possible metacommentary on the bond between form and content. And he is certainly not afraid to give viewers myriad examples of the beauty of saying nothing at all. In this interview, Closky discusses his internet art work and his love of both language and numbers games. - Marisa Olson


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Here's what's in today's music section in GO! Magazine:
– My colleague David Jasper's story on the newish Central Oregon band Hobbs, which plays at Silver Moon Brewing tonight.
– My roundup of some of tonight's big "end of the world" concerts, including Moon Mountain Ramblers, most of Person People, two good local bands at The Horned Hand and a Redmond option. (NOTE: Short stories on the Saturday's Holiday Brewgrass Jamboree at Silver Moon and Patrick Lamb's Jazz at the Oxford shows this weekend are at this link, too. They shouldn't be, but they are.)
– My review of Snoop Dogg's show at Bend's Midtown Ballroom Tuesday night.
– Subliminal goes acoustic, shows to get you out of the house on Christmas night, and much more.


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"I was super excited, totally pumped, thrilled, ecstatic, when I was told about the fight," said Kennedy. "I think he's always been a small light heavyweight, he should've been a middleweight a few years ago."
"He should've come down to middleweight sooner, which I think is the natural weight for him. I have the expectation it will be the best Machida since he won the title."
"Right after my last fight, I was asking to be on that card. The groups I represent are the Green Beret Foundation, Rhino Den, Ranger Up, and the Wounded Warriors, so it's really cool to be on this card. Emotionally, I'm very invested, and I have to be since I'm fighting a legend who is a dangerous fighter."
"I hope he comes to fight. I dont want to chase the guy around for 15 minutes. Thats not the fight the fans want, the troops want. If he comes and fights, were gonna put on a great show."
"I know Im not a marque name and I'm looked past by most guys. He is an example of a true fighter to me: my hat's off to Lyoto for being a real fighter and stepping up to the plate to fight me."
Kennedy was less effusive about Vitor Belfort, who stated the only fight he would take at 185 was a title bout. Belfort is instead fighting Dan Henderson at UFC Fight Night 32 on November 9.
Both are on Testosterone Replacement Therapy, and Kennedy was disdainful.
"I wonder who is going to have higher testosterone levels during their fight camp?," said Kennedy. "The real competition for those two is who is going to have the highest testosterone levels during the fight camp. Just take their testosterone levels from four weeks out, and that's the winner of the fight, no reason for these guys to even meet in the cage."
"If you have a guy who can only fight in a scenario where hes injecting synthetic testosterone into his body, he shouldnt be fighting."
"This is mixed martial arts - integrity, legacy, discipline - this is not Mark MaGwire baseball. He almost killed the sport of baseball. Somebody needs to come to grips this is damaging the sport."
"His requirement to fight me was to fight me in Brazil. If I get a call to fight, I'm told it's at this time, at this place and I accept. I don't go around being like 'well, I'm only going to fight so and so if we meet in Austin, Texas.' Fight clean, stop using steroids."


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Friday, November 30, 2012 - 7:30pm to 10:30pm
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Holiday Spectacular
Friday, November 30, 2012 at 7:30 p.m.
Join the winter season festivities with carols, dancing and everyone's favorite snowman! Santa Claus is coming to town again, and you won't want to miss the celebration! This annual favorite moves to the Lima Veterans' Memorial Civic and Convention Center for four additional performances.
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This forum is for questions and support regarding neurology issues such as: Alzheimer's Disease, ALS, Autism, Brain Cancer, Cerebral Palsy, Chronic Pain, Epilepsy, Headaches, MS, Neuralgia, Neuropathy, Parkinson's Disease, RSD, Sleep Disorders, Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury.
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American Heart Association Brochure for POTS Patients by Blair P. Grubb, MD and Beverly Karabin, RN, MSN (free pdf)
Grubb POTS description including brief history and diagram--concise and low on jargon, thus handy for explaining the disorder to friends and family or as a starting point for those newly diagnosed
Grubb Overview on Syncope (Fainting) from Mechanisms to Treatments--again, a good starting point
National Dysautonomia Research Foundation Handbook (free pdf)--much longer than the preceeding articles but conveniently divided into chapters and full of useful information; addresses the many forms of dysautonomia
Dr. Grubb's book on Amazon.com --Dr. Grubb has published in many books on syncope, but the vast majority of these are written for cardiologists and might be too technical for laymen; this book, however, is written for professionals and laymen alike. (It's also significantly less expensive than medical school texts.)
New York Medical College Center for Hypotension--too much to fully describe here; explore the links to find a wealth of research findings pertaining to various topics.
Dysautonomia: A Family of Misunderstood Disorders --A brief history behind Dysautonomia, and related disorders.
Introduction to Orthostatic Intolerance ***Includes Description of "Poor Man's Tilt"*** --David S. Bell, MD discusses OI in the context of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but this is equally relevant in any case of orthostatic intolerance. As stated in the article, "Defined simply, OI is the presence of symptoms due to inadequate cerebral perfusion on assuming the upright posture. The usual symptoms include fatigue, nausea, lightheadedness, heart palpitations, sweating, and sometimes passing out." OI is a common feature of dysautonomia. This article is extremely popular because it contains a description of how to do a "poor man's tilt"--essentially a tilt table test without the tilt table, just with a blood pressure cuff. BE SAFE; talk to your doctor and do this with medical supervision and a "spotter" in case you faint/collapse. It is possible to have heart rhythm abnormalities (even in rare cases, asystole) during tilt table testing so medical supervision is key!
Dr. Grubb's 2008 POTS Article --Much is repeated from former articles; some updated information on treatments. Worth reading for those well-versed in POTS research, trying to stay abreast of the latest developments.
Orthostatic Hypotension and Autonomic Failure: --Diagnosis and Management. A little difficult to understand in some areas, specifically in the beginning, but offers helpful treatment options near the end, as well as some things to avoid. Written by Blair P. Grubb, Yousuf Kanjwal, Beverly Karabin and Nasar Imran.
Neually Mediated/Neurocardiogenic Syncope: --Short summary on NMS/NCS by Dr. Blair P. Grubb located on the NDRF website.
Hereditary Sensory and Autonomic Neuropathies: --Discusses types II, III (also known as Familial Dysautonomia), and IV. Genetics, diagnosis, and management.
Preventing Autonomic Crisis in Familial Dysautonomia: --Some Autonomic Crisis in FD may be preventable through a Tyramine avoidance diet.
Autoimmune Autonomic Neuropathies: --An article about the Autoantibodies to Ganglionic Acetylcholine Receptors in Autoimmune Autonomic Neuropathies written in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Mitochondrial Disease and Dysautonomia: --This DINET issue discusses the relationship between Mitochondrial Disease and symptoms of Dysautonomia.
Temperature Intolerance: --Discusses the temperature dysregulation frequently experienced in patients with Mitochondrial Diseases, and Autonomic Dysfunction.
Plunge in Blood Pressure Tied to Chronic Fatigue: --An article in John Hopkins Magazine from 1995 relating the debilitating fatigue symptoms associated with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome to the Orthostatic Intolerance experienced in Non-Familial Dysautonomias like Neurally Mediated Hypotention (NMH), and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).
Orthostatic Intolerance in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: --An article from the CFIDS Association of America website on diagnosing certain forms of Dysautonomia, (NMH & POTS), common to CFS patients.
Immune Mediated Autonomic Neuropathies: --Includes a list of antibodies associated with autonomic neuropathies.
Hyperadrenergic Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome: --H-POTS in relation to Mast Cell Activation Disorders.
Baroreflex Failure: --An article from the New England Journal of Medicine on the diagnosis and treatment of Baroreflex Failure.
Pharmacology of the Autonomic Nervous System: --An ovewview of the effect Neurotransmitters have on the Autonomic Nervous System. This document seems to be intended for classroom use, but I still found it informative. Not exactly an "easy read" though.
Orthostatic Intolerance associated with NET Deficiency: --An article written in the New England Journal of Medicine on the occurance of Orthostatic Intolerance and Tachycardia associated wtih Norepinephrine-Transporter Deficiency.
Another Book on the Autonomic Nervous System: --Primer on the Autonomic Nervous System, Second Edition. Thorough, but expensive. Also not an "easy read", but good for research.
Neurovascular Findings in Chronic Orthostatic Intolerance: --An article written by Julian Stewart contrasting the differences between the Orthostatic Intolerance found in NCS, and POTS.
Orthostatic Intolerance: An Overview: --A simple overview of Orthostatic Intolerance including possible causes, and management.
Blood Volume and Blood Flow in POTS: --An article written by Julian Stewart discussing some of the differences in regional blood volume, and peripheral blood flow in high-flow, normal-flow, and low-flow POTS.


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Will stay on the counter :)
Par ALICJA
de MISSISSAUGA
very fast delivery and I used it only once with red shreder. It is not perfect but by far exceeds manual labour and since I like fresh veggies that is where is going to stay on the counter
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Great Little Machine t Fal Slicer
Par Cookie the techie
de STOUFFVILLE
Received this little kitchen marvel last week. Let's start with what you shouldn't do with it: it does not work with: celery or softer type cheeses ie: old cheddar, everything else I put through it worked great. Potatoes: WOW, we have made the scalloped potatoes like the host did on TSC, it was wonderful. We made french fries with the free blade, again excellent. We shredded regular cheddar cheese and you wouldn't believe how well it works for that, you get over a cup of shredded cheese from a 1/2" square x 4" slice! And shredded carrots, sliced cucumber, apples! Buy it, try it, love it! It's from France what's not to love!
Love it!
Par LOVETSC
de Mississauga, Ontario
Being a big cheese lover, I grate cheese in a large container and always keep it on hand. For exotic cheeses, I grate or slice right on the food, which is why this machine is so great. The cones are easily cleaned after every use and the whole machine is easy to use. Sometimes food can get caught between the cone and the holder but it is not a problem, just leave it and remove when finished slicing or grating. The small chute is fine and carrots, celery, radishes, etc all fit in. It's not a big deal to cut cabbage and bigger produce to fit. I love making coleslaw with Fresh Express. I bought this with the bonus cone and on sale the first time it was on. Well worth the price!
OK so far
Par Eve
de Moose Jaw
I got this to replace my HUGE food processor which was too heavy and bulky for just grating cheese. So far, it works well. It's light and easy to store, and no more grating my knuckles. Only reason for three stars is the price, but I've had good luck with T-fal products in the past.
Works for me!
Par Lili
de Edmonton
I love this gadget - use it nearly every day for shredding cabbage/carrots for cole slaw (only I use the slicing cone for this), shredding carrots/zucchini for salads, slicing cucumbers/carrots/parsnips, etc., grating cheese, chocolate and use the bonus cone for beets/potatoes/turnips/parsnips/carrots for soup - all of this in minutes if not seconds. It has a small footprint, is not heavy and stays handily out of the way especially since the cord winds into the back of it. Yes, occasionally there is jamming into the cones but this is quickly remedied and cleanup is a snap. I had been looking for a long time for a cheese grater that really works - this one has it in spades. I only wish it had a cone that did julienne strips (my reason for the #4 rating) - then it would be ideal!
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Needs some work
Par Dorothy
de Victoria
It's a great idea but needs some updating. Purchased this product due to arthritic hands & although it does what it says, the feeder tube is so small you have to cut up everything small anyways.Veggies get stuck in the cone & are not very attractive for your presentation. If you have a veggie chopper or mandalin you do not need this gadget which,by the way, is not cheap.
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