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In Vegas For The Tattoo Convention
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Heading over to Mandalay Bay today to set up for the convention this weekend. I will do my best to upload pics on this site and Facebook so you can see what;s happening at Mario Barth's Biggest Tattoo Show On Earth!
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Hector Tobar, Author of First-Year Class Book "The Barbarian Nurseries," to Speak at Bridges Auditorium on September 2
As part of the Class of 2016's first-year book experience, author Hector Tobar will be speaking at Bridges Auditorium on Sunday, September 2, at 6:30 p.m. A book signing at 6 p.m will precede the event, which is free and open to the public.
Tobar's book The Barbarian Nurseries (2011) is a multi-layered journey about immigrant lives, class conflicts, identity, and race and cultural divisions in contemporary Southern California. The book's protagonist, a Mexican maid working for a family in Orange County, must care for her employer's children after a misunderstanding. She decides to bring them to central Los Angeles to find their estranged Mexican grandfather.
Tobar won the California Book Award Gold Medal for Fiction for The Barbarian Diaries. The book was noted as a best book of 2011 by the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle and the Boston Globe. The New Yorker wrote that Tobar "weaves an intricate urban tale animated by a creative, savvy protagonist," and The Seattle Times wrote "That Tobar is so evenhanded, so compassionate, so downright smart, should place his new novel on everyone's must-read list."
A columnist at the Los Angeles Times, Tobar was previously the newspaper's bureau chief in Mexico City and Buenos Aires and the national Latino affairs correspondent. He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1992 for his work covering the Los Angeles riots. His first novel, The Tattooed Soldier, is set in the impoverished immigrant neighborhoods of L.A. in the weeks before the riots. His nonfiction book Translation Nation: Defining a New American Identity in the Spanish-Speaking United States is a cross-country look at how Latinos are forging new identities in the United States and redefining the experience of the American immigrant. Born in Los Angeles, Tobar earned his bachelors degree at UC Santa Cruz and his MFA in creative writing from UC Irvine.
Each year, the incoming freshman class receives a book to collectively read and then discuss when they arrive on campus. The book is selected by the Orientation Committee under the direction of the dean of students, the coordinator of the Critical Inquiry Seminar Program, and faculty members. Student leaders and numerous other faculty and staff also read the book and participate in and lead discussions.


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I think lover boy front man effed up.............
He could have avoided the situation without question and he chose not to.
Jim, if the singer was in the middle of a vocal and a dancing girl took it upon herself to saunter over and cheek kiss him, how can that be his fault? And how could this have been avoided? His eyes were closed and she took him by surprise.
I am with the singer, he has no control over what other people do. So you're saying that after the first kiss he should have told her to cool her jets? Not sure if I agree w/ that either, bad business. I think it's all wifeys issue. I wonder how many times Bon Jovi told the girls to back off when they gave kisses. I think that would be rude, here's a fan who loves you and you tell her to cool it...bad business IMO.
Actually, if I was the singer, after the "challenge" kiss was made, I would have taken his wife to the side (knowing how she was going to react) and asked or instructed HER to not escalate the situation. Instead, he just kept singing. By him doing nothing, (meaning not telling the kisser to back off) he made his wife even angrier, so much so that she (the wife) threw her drink straw at her husband (our singer) in front of everybody.
I do like JT1's suggestion about asking the singer if he "sorted out the problem with his wife". As long as that question comes from the guitarist, not me lol. I will be talking to the guitarist privately, I haven't done that yet, to see what his thoughts are. He has no problem taking a stand, to his credit.
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U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson, one of Georgia's Republican representatives, announced yesterday that Tate O'Rourke, his Field Representative for Northeast Georgia, will hold an open office day for constituents on Friday, October 12 in Elberton, Ga.
O'Rourke will be available from 10:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Staff Development Room of Elberton City Hall.
Isakson encourages constituents to come talk with his representative about any issues concerning the federal government, federal legislation or federal agencies, such as Veterans Affairs, the IRS, Medicare, or the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Isakson said "This open office day will help ensure that the views, concerns and local efforts of all Georgians are reflected in the operation of our office."
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Except for those on the far left whose denials have become cliché, it is well-known among the rest of us how rampant fraud and abuse is in both the food stamps and the cash benefit portions of the welfare programs issued via the welfare EBT cards. Steve Robinson has done some great work, exposing fraud and abuse in the Maine welfare programs, in his online publication The Maine Wire. His recent article in The Maine Wire highlights some of the spin coming from the fraud-deniers of the far left about abuse and fraud in the welfare programs and the complexity of determining just which cash expenditure is abusive or not.
For instance, Robinson gives an example of someone buying junk food and soda with the food stamps benefit of EBT and then spending the cash benefit of the EBT card on cigarettes. Now clearly, most sensible thinking folks don't think providing food benefits for the low income is for them to buy junk food and the cash benefits are certainly not intended to be spent on a pack of smokes.
And then some of the arguments are just absurd. Robinson writes, "A liberal advocate from Maine Equal Justice Partners has claimed that cash welfare withdrawn from a liquor store ATM was not necessarily spent on liquor."
Are we supposed to believe that the cash was withdrawn at the liquor store so the beneficiary can then go across the street to the convenience store to by the skittles and Arizona iced tea? Yeah riiiiiiiiiiiight.
It's a little more clear what the food stamps (SNAP it's now called) benefit can be spend on, that has to be spend on food, the stuff we can actually eat. But the cash benefit can be spent on anything. What is the cash benefit, you ask? It's the part we've traditionally called "welfare."
The cash benefit program of welfare is now called Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF), the program that used to be called Aid to Families with Dependent Children. TANF benefits are deposited by the federal government to the recipients EBT cards and can be spend as cash or withdrawn at ATM machines just like the cash you earn and have deposited to your checking account and you spend using your checking account debit card. There are no restrictions on how TANF benefits are spent, because they can be withdrawn as cash.
The best way to make sure EBT cards are only used by the person they are issued to, is to turn the EBT card into a photo identification, like your drivers license, and require cashiers to card, and ask for another photo ID, all users of EBT cards. So if you're at the cash register fraudulently using someone else's EBT card, it will be clear you are when the cashier sees you don't even resemble the person on the card, nor can you provide a valid ID proving you are in fact that person. That's easy, and every state legislature should do that, and enact that reform, yesterday.
The other reform is even more simple, and sensible, although it would take federal legislation to do it, but it should be done too.
The best way to make sure there is zero waste, fraud, and abuse in the cash benefit portion of welfare, is to eliminate the cash welfare benefit and replace it with specifically allocated benefits that pay for those things which are true necessities. That's right, eliminate the cash benefit portion entirely. So welfare should provide non-transferable benefits that fund the following: food via SNAP benefits, housing via housing programs, programs to pay for electricity or fuel payments, etc. No cash. If welfare recipients want cash to buy booze and cigarettes, then they need to get a job to earn cash for those things.
Those two steps would immediately end most forms of welfare abuse and fraud. If a photo ID was needed to spend SNAP benefits, then one can't sell their SNAP card for someone else to use it. If there were no cash benefits to welfare, then they can't buy booze and cigarettes with welfare benefits. It's the simple. Reform it already.
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I wear a 34D or 32DD in other bras...imagine my surprise when after trying on multiple sizes I found the best fit in this bra to be a 36B! In addition to being supportive this bra is very good looking. In fact, I've started wearing it in the pool for swimming lessons with my kids. There is no cleavage/spillage/risk of showing too much - yet, I still look supported and sporty. I also wear this bra when exercising...I am a personal trainer and fitness instructor. My workouts are intense and high impact...this bra can withstand it all. PLEASE make it in more colors!! ... read more
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Love this classic Adidas jacket - grew up wear them to basketball practice and STILL love the fit and construction. I like my jackets a little roomy so I can wear a little something underneath - so at 5'4" 130lbs a medium is my fit choice. I like that the jacket and pants are not a total match - complementary but not matchy-matchy. The fabric is top notch - pant and jacket will last for years - mine are a testament to that. No color fade, no shrinkage. I have several .. in all colors... mix and match. Can't beat them! I prefer this to the yoga look... don't need to look like I'm running around in long johns, thank you very much. ... read more
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I wear these over my gym gear for travelling to and from workouts and I've never seen anyone wearing anything close to this colour, which I really like! It's good to look different and the material is great for warm days as it feels really light and cool. They wash well and there are matching shorts and t-shirts to complete the look. Highly recommended! It would be great if there were also a matching sweatshirt. ... read more
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White House awareness tour kicks off at NCCU
Tony West, an associate U.S. Attorney General, on Wednesday praised N.C. Central University for leading the way on campus sexual assault prevention.
"The reason I'm here is because we know some college campuses are getting it right," West told reporters at the A.E. Student Union. "Central is one of those campuses."
He credited the university with using two three-year grants, totaling $570,000, to take a holistic approach to preventing sexual assault.
The university partners with the community, provides services to women and now wants to do more to involve young men to raise awareness about the issue.
"We are proud to be their partner," West said.
His stop at NCCU kicked off a national campaign by President Barack Obama's administration about the importance of awareness about sexual assault on college campuses.
Federal statistics indicate that 20 percent of female undergraduates report that they're victims of sexual abuse, West said.
"We know that's underreported," he said. "We know it's something we can't tolerate."
Chimi Boyd-Keyes, director of the Women's Center at NCCU, said it felt fantastic for the university to earn recognition for the work of the Helpers and Advocates for Violence Ending Now (or HAVEN) program.
Across all historically black colleges and universities, she said, the sexual assault reporting rate is about 14 percent.
"On a campus with 8,200 students, that's a lot of people affected by sexual violence," Boyd-Keyes said.
She noted that in communities of color, people don't always talk openly about such issues.
"Something like this gives us a chance to have a real dialogue about it," she said.
For information about the women's center and its efforts against stalking and violence, visit nccu.edu/womenscenter/violence.cfm.
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What causes an aneurysm?
Aneurysms are caused by weakness in the wall of a cerebral artery or vein, aortic artery, or peripheral artery. The disorder may result from defects present at birth (congenital), from underlying conditions such as hypertensive vascular disease and atherosclerosis (buildup of fatty deposits in the arteries), or from previous trauma to the area of the aneurysm.
High blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, and cigarette smoking may raise the risk of certain types of aneurysms. High blood pressure and smoking are known to contribute to the formation of abdominal aortic aneurysms. Atherosclerotic disease (cholesterol buildup in arteries) may also lead to the formation of some aneurysms. Pregnancy is often associated with the development and rupture of splenic artery aneurysms.
Inherited conditions that affect the connective tissues of the body, such as Marfan's syndrome, also increase your risk of developing certain types of aneurysms.
What are the risk factors for an aneurysm?
A number of factors increase the risk of developing an aneurysm. Not all people with risk factors will get an aneurysm. Risk factors for aneurysm include:
- Advanced age
- Atherosclerosis (buildup of plaque on the walls of the coronary arteries; atherosclerosis is a type of arteriosclerosis)
- Caucasian race
- Estrogen deficiency from menopause
- Family history
- Genetic diseases of connective tissue, such as Marfan's syndrome
- High blood pressure
- Male gender
- Pre-existing blood vessel malformations
- Smoking or other tobacco use
Reducing your risk of aneurysm
You may be able to lower your risk of an aneurysm by:
- Getting regular physical activity
- Keeping your cholesterol at a healthy level
- Maintaining normal blood pressure
- Reducing the amount of cholesterol and fat in your diet
- Quitting smoking and other tobacco use
What is an aneurysm?
An aneurysm is an abnormal widening or ballooning of an artery due to weakness in the wall of the blood vessel. Aneurysms are dangerous because they may burst, spilling blood in the area surrounding the blood vessel. The disease can occur in the aorta, in a blood vessel in the brain, or in a peripheral blood vessel.
An aneurysm can occur in any artery in the body but commonly occu... Read more about aneurysmintroduction
What are the symptoms of an aneurysm?
Aneurysms can develop slowly over many years. Many people have no symptoms, while others may experience a number of symptoms that vary in intensity among individuals depending on the location, rate of growth, and size of the aneurysm.
Common symptoms of an intracranial aneurysmAneurysms typically do not produce symptoms. However, if an intracranial aneurysm ruptures, any o... Read more about aneurysmsymptoms
How is an aneurysm treated?
Treatment for aneurysms begins with seeking medical care from your health care provider. To determine if you have an aneurysm, your health care provider will ask you to undergo several diagnostic tests.
Treatment of an aneurysm depends on the size, location, and type of aneurysm. An expanding or enlarging aneurysm in the aorta often requires emergency treatment, and surgery is gen... Read more about aneurysmtreatments


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Textures and shades mix with a plywood chair, burled oak cabinet and shapely cream side table.
"Art and comfort in the den," says designer Thomas O'Brien in his new book, American Modern. "Most striking here is the collection of genetic self-portrait photographs by my neighbor and good friend Gary Schneider. I love the modernism and the intensity of the jet black backgrounds in these pictures. Above the sofa, his pair of magnified nineteenth-century plant slides reminds me of the fantastical scale of constellations."
See more photos of O'Brien's apartment in the April 2010 issue of House & Home, as well as in our photo gallery.
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I really have no idea about Drupal, other than mouser hates it and has made a cogent post about why it should be avoided. I know it's "powerful" whatever that may mean. It sounds tantalisingly mysterious - perhaps not unlike an illicit drug; I want to know what the Drupal experience is - must be quite a high when you make sense of it all - or, you just have a bad-trip and vow never to touch it again.
Well, I've been working with Joomla! and the database whiz-bang thing called Fabrik you can stick inside it. All this has been to get it to do a job that now sounds like Drupal should have been used for. I wouldn't have known that but I've just read this blog post by Tom Arah: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/bl...joomla-1-6-vs-drupal-7-0/ and the user comments section describes exactly the job I've been trying to do with Joomla!
I have been so frustrated with Fabrik; tantalised by the promise of what it can do and then finding it the most stressful thing I've done on the computer for years - if not ever. So, my reasoning is this can't be much worse than trying to learn Drupal - maybe I'm deluded but I'm telling myself Drupal will be more fun. Drupal does "everything" so I can't go wrong there with too high an expectation.
Anyway, the point of this post is to just say, I'm at the beginning of the Drupal journey. I'll report back if I don't abandon the quest after a few days. I will be careful; I don't want to get my arm trapped under my keyboard like Aron Ralston - and then have to try and chop it off with the blunt edge of my mouse. (I think I'm already delirious - obviously mentally exhausted by the Joomla! misadventure.)


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Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate the opportunity to appear before this committee, and on such an important subject.
I have with me some pretty remarkable Americans, two real heroes on my right, Ambassador L. Paul Bremer and General John Abizaid, who can give you the word direct from Baghdad, and I know that's what you want hear, and you want to ask your questions, so I'd like to keep my comments relatively brief here. I have a longer statement I'd like to submit for then record.
And General Jack Keane, an another American hero who, unfortunately, is nearing the end of a incredible career in the U.S. Army this year, to help answer what I know are going to be questions from this committee about the demands being placed on our both active duty and reserve component and National Guard forces.
I'd just like to make two specific comments and one general one as we open this. First of all, on a piece of bad news, I would like to express my own personal sorrow at the death of Aquila Hashimi, the member of the Iraqi Governing Council who was -- who died of wounds suffered a few days ago in an assassination attempt.
I had the privilege of meeting her back in July. It was a remarkable experience to talk to this woman who has spent years in no less a position than deputy to Tariq Aziz, who expressed with enormous sincerity and conviction her belief in the future of a free and democratic Iraq.
It's a cause for which she has now given her life, and it is a noble cause.
On a piece of happier news, I'd like to just share with you as an example of the kind of thing that we see frequently, almost every day, a dispatch that came in from one of Ambassador Bremer's representatives in the province of Salahuddin, reporting on the elections of the new governing council for that province.
That name may not mean much even to people in this room, but if I point out that the capital of Salahuddin is Tikrit, then I think you'll understand why this dispatch was titled "A Ray of Democracy in Iraq's Heart of Darkness," in Saddam Hussein's own hometown.
"The process for selecting Salahuddin's interim governing council has ended, by and large successfully," this report says. The provincial judge, accompanied by an American officer instructed the delegates in the voting process, which was by secret, individual ballot.
While far short of Athenian democracy, the selection process in Salahuddin is a firm but small step on the path to participatory government, something inconceivable in Saddam's hometown just a few months ago.
"While it remains to be seen," this report goes on, "how effective this diverse group can be in tackling the daunting challenges facing Salahuddin, for the moment the predominant feeling among the members is one of constant optimism and appreciation for what the coalition has made possible."
Mr. Chairman and members of this committee, including, I know, a great many of you who have taken the trouble to travel to Iraq, along with the bad news, there is a great deal of good news, and this is one example.
If you'd permit me to just to make a general point, it seems clear to me that some people just don't get it. They just don't understand the lessons of September 11th.
September 11th should have changed the whole way we look at the world, and in particular the way we look at terrorism in the world. September 11th was a wake-up call. It wasn't just a wake-up call that Al Qaida was after us. The war on terrorism is more than just the war on Al Qaida, although that is obviously a very important part of that war.
But we shouldn't kid ourselves that if we could only catch Osama bin Laden and the top leadership of Al Qaida, that we could go back to sleep the way we have for the last 20 years, treating terrorism as an evil, but a manageable evil, and continuing to live with a status quo in the Middle East that's been breeding terrorists by the thousands.
That's why the president has said over and over and over again that the war on terrorism will be a long and difficult one. It requires eliminating global terrorist networks and getting governments out of the business of sponsoring terrorism.
But it also involves what the president referred to in his State of the Union message last year as building a just and peaceful world beyond the war on terror, particularly by supporting moderate forces in the Muslim world.
September 11th should have brought a recognition that the old way of dealing with terrorism, that you deal with terrorism after the fact by catching the perpetrators, proving their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, and if they're individuals, putting them in jail, and if they're countries, bombing them, as we did occasionally after the attack on the American discotheque in Berlin or the attack on our embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam -- in other words, that terrorism is an evil but a manageable evil, one that we can deal with by the weak deterrence of legal punishment and occasional retaliation. But we cannot.
September 11th demonstrated, first of all, that we're dealing with people that can't be deterred. But also, it should have been a lesson that we're not dealing with just one individual group of terrorists, that these terrorists work together, that they get support from states, that state sponsorship of terrorism is simply no longer tolerable. We've got to eradicate those international terrorist networks and end state sponsorship of terrorism.
Afghanistan was a very important place to start and Iraq was an important place to continue.
But the other thing we need to recognize is that dealing with terrorism is more than just killing and capturing terrorists. It also means winning the battle of ideas, demonstrating to the Muslim world, and particularly to the Arab world, that progress along the lines that has been so successful in this country and in Europe and increasingly in East Asia can also bring success for them.
And the terrorists understand that. That's why they write, as they did recently, on an Al Qaida Web site, that defeating democracy in Iraq is for them the most important battlefield in their campaign to impose their twisted way of thinking on the world and on other Muslims.
Why? "Because," they write, "if democracy succeeds in Iraq, it could teach Arabs that a good life is possible on this Earth. And they could come to love life too much and fear death and be unwilling to become martyrs."
What twisted logic. What sick minds. That tells you the kind of people we're dealing with, but it also tells you that success in the battle for democracy in Iraq will be a major victory in the war on terrorism.
The brave young Americans who liberated Iraq from the clutches of one of the bloodiest and most sadistic tyrants in modern history have brought us to the possibility of a major victory in the war on terrorism.
Completing that victory requires not just winning the war in Iraq, but winning the peace, as well. That is the best way we can honor the memory of the heroes who have sacrificed to bring us and the Iraqi people to this point.
We are here today, Mr. Chairman, members of this committee, to ask the Congress, as you have done so often before, to give us the tools so we can finish the job.
Thank you.


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December 19, 2011
BENTON TOWNSHIP, MI – Lake Michigan College's David and Barbara Whitwam's Catch the Dream Program honored twelve students and their families over the weekend, acknowledging academic achievement. The David and Barbara Whitwam Catch the Dream program partners with students in the Benton Harbor Area Schools and their families to provide information, services, support networks, resources, and activities that will lead them to success in school and beyond.
The keynote speaker for the award ceremony was Keven Dugan, a former student athlete and current associate director for the University of Notre Dame athletics.
The goals of The David and Barbara Whitwam Catch the Dream program are to:
In the spring of each year, 25 students who will be entering the fourth through ninth grade in the fall are chosen for participation. These students continue in the program until they graduate from high school, provided they remain enrolled in the BHAS. Upon high school graduation, participants and their families will be awarded financial assistance to attend Lake Michigan College.
For more information about the David and Barbara Whitwam Catch the Dream Program at Lake Michigan College, contact Stephannnie Harvey-Vandenberg at (269) 927-8100 ext. 5225 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Bowling Green, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Andre Givens rushed for 157 yards and two touchdowns and Bowling Green clinched a second straight trip to the MAC title game with a narrow 30-20 victory over Kent State.
James Knapke tossed for 315 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the defending conference-champion Falcons (7-3, 5-1 MAC), who locked up the East Division by forcing five turnovers.
Kent State (1-9, 0-6), the only MAC team winless in conference play, gave Bowling Green a much more competitive test than anticipated.
Colin Reardon threw for 284 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Chris Humphrey, but was also picked off four times.
Humphrey had eight receptions for 132 yards, while Casey Pierce totaled 12 for 127 while bringing in a 14-yard touchdown pass from Reardon with 9:40 remaining in regulation.
Anthony Melchiori missed the extra point, however, to keep it 23-20 game, and a pair of long completions from Knapke set up Givens' 2-yard plunge.
Interceptions on Kent State's two final possessions sealed the outcome.
Givens muscled his way into the end zone from six yards out midway through the opening quarter, and Roger Lewis sped past the secondary on the next BGSU possession and hauled in Knapke's bomb en route to an 82-yard score.
Tyler Tate connected from 37 and 22 yards out to make it 20-0 less than four minutes into the second quarter.
The Flashes amassed a measly 46 yards over their first five drives before embarking on an 11-play, 92-yard trek that ended with Humphrey taking a screen pass and going in for a 21-yard touchdown just before the break.
Humphrey scored again with 6:09 remaining in the third quarter on a fade in the corner of the end zone, and Kent State was again in enemy territory before a Reardon was intercepted by Gabe Martin
Tate again made it a two-possession game, 23-14, with a 21-yard field goal 3:01 into the fourth.
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