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Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedDoug_Pardee Jan 19, 2011 5:00 PM (in response to IslandAway)
Well, now you're messing up the general scheme that everyone's first post must be "NOOK sucks" or "NOOKcolor sucks" or "B&N sucks" or... well, you get the idea.
Seriously, though, it's great to hear from a happy new NOOK owner. Welcome to the NOOK forums, and I hope your NOOK experience will be as nice as mine has been.
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedCasperAZ Jan 19, 2011 5:24 PM (in response to IslandAway)
IslandAway, you're not alone. The Nook is addicting.
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedaltreco Jan 20, 2011 2:10 PM (in response to IslandAway)
I've had mine about 8 months now and I'm even more in love with it! BTW, Doug has a $5.00 sale list that is pretty awesome too.
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedWrking21 Jan 20, 2011 2:23 PM (in response to IslandAway)
I've had mine for close to a year and I've bought several as gifts not to mention the numbers I've sold to other people while gushing about my newest love. Honestly couldn't be happier with my purchase and everyone I've recommended the Nook to couldn't be happier with theirs either. Welcome to the club we should have a button or pin showing how long we've had our addiction. Happy reading. Watch Doug close he puts up some amazing stuff!
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedblkeyesuzi Jan 23, 2011 11:44 PM (in response to Wrking21)Wrkng21 wrote: "we should have a button or pin showing how long we've had our addiction. " I love that idea! ;-)
Re: New Nook Owner.Totally addictedN_M_K Jan 21, 2011 11:18 AM (in response to IslandAway)
Got my nook last Tuesday and TOTALLY LOVE IT!!! Before it arrived, I spent some time on the tour, this area and really appreciated Doug's tips. Those were all big helps so I could get up and functioning the first day! I also got the Easel and that has been terrific too. Love the protection it gives and the flexibility to read hand-free or hand-held.
I do want to plug the pre-owned option w/ wi-fi &3G. I wasn't sure what it would be like but was
very pleased with it. I couldn't tell it from a brand new one!
So, thank you, thank you B&N - I have already enjoyed several books and many shorts.... and am looking forward to many, many more!
Re: New Nook Owner.Totally addictedjillybean0617 Jan 22, 2011 6:41 AM (in response to N_M_K)
I, too, would like to join the LOVE MY NOOK club. I've had mine since July and have had no problems with it. My biggest regret is not getting it sooner. I had a Sony ereader first (Nook wasn't available yet) and had to wait until it broke before I could justify buying a new ereader. Also, the price had just come down to $149 for WiFi model when my Sony broke. I could have gotten a refurb Sony for $50, but the Nook had been calling my name for the last several months and I could resist no longer. I'm so happy with my Nook that I've gotten half a dozen relatives to buy one and now we can all share books. I no longer feel so isolated from everyone (I live in TN and they all live in MI). My Nook has brought me many hours of enjoyment and I'll never be without one again - I AM AN ADDICT!!!
Does your Nook have a name????IslandAway Jan 22, 2011 12:20 PM (in response to jillybean0617)
Since the nook was "calling your name" have you yet "named" your Nook???
I received my precious nook as a gift and am still learning the ins and outs. It makes the
adventure that much sweeter !!!
I prefer small purses...and this one slides in easily to my organizer baggalini bag.
So much fun... so much to like about the Nook. So we are officially in The I Love My NOOK
Club! YES
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addicteddehh68 Jan 23, 2011 9:16 AM (in response to IslandAway)
I am joining the "I love my Nook" Club! I have had mine for about 6 weeks and have nothing but good things to say about it. The only "problems" I have had with it are of my own doing...and not knowing how to do something. I have barely touched the tip of the iceberg with it's capabilities and am going to be attending Nook Class. LOVE IT!
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedRyan_L Jan 23, 2011 2:41 PM (in response to IslandAway)
Welcome to the community! Hope you enjoy your new healthy addiction!
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedmelsNOOKcolor Jan 24, 2011 8:21 PM (in response to IslandAway)
I just purchased my nook color last Monday and I absolutely love it so far! I have been second guessing myself some since I was not a previous "book buyer". I typically got all books from the library so I was concerned I may not want to pay for e-books and end up not using it as much. However, I'm happy to have enjoyed my first free e-book and I successfully downloaded and am reading one from my public library's overdrive system. So far I'm happy with my purchase!
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedRockethead26 Jan 25, 2011 8:02 AM (in response to IslandAway)
As another new Nook owner ( 4 weeks), I am also completely satisfied with the Nook and the ebook reading experience. I really don't want to try to read a novel as a DTB anymore. I have had zero issues with my CPO Nook and couldn't be happier. It functions perfectly.
I've read about six books so far and still have about 40 more waiting to be read. I think I bought my membership to the Philadelphia Free Library too soon as I have no need with all the great free, $1.99 and $5 books offers I couldn't refuse.
My only problem so far is trying to remember to take it everywhere I go to grab those 10 or 15 minute stretches of perfect reading time while I'm waiting for something else.
Count me as a happy camper and thanks to this forum and B&N for a great product.
Re: New Nook Owner..Totally addictedA_Southern_Ladys_Rambling Jan 25, 2011 3:09 PM (in response to IslandAway)
I agree. I bought one for myself just a few weeks back and I love it too. I have over 140 books downloaded and I am loving every min of it. There has always been a running joke in out family that when I pack for a trip I have to have a second suitcase just for my books. Well I guess those days are over now that I have a Nook. It is great for roadtrips when I want more than one book to filp through from time to time.

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Hurrah! At last (and hopefully finally successfully) the issue of the first born MALE child of the monarchy being first in line to the throne – regardless of any sisters that might have been born before him – looks like it will now end.
I have been banging on about this for ages including here , here, here, here and here. You can see it's been one of my recurring themes….
Of course – now the race is on – because the change must come before it becomes an issue with actual children involved – and therefore far more difficult and personal. So with the marriage of Kate and William – time is of the essence.
This is of huge importance in terms of equalities. There can be no more potent message to people in this country and beyond – that women are second class citizens – than the shoving of a girl child out of the way of the throne in favour of her younger brother.
And it is extra-ordinary – that with a female monarch such as Queen Elizabeth – who commandes respect from all – even republicans – that this inappropriate tradition that belongs to the past should continue.
The last time I raised this publicly – there was agreement on all sides that this should be done – but that the stumbling block was that the change has to be agreed to by all the Commonwealth countries.
Whilst that is the case – I very much hope that no Commonwealth Country would wish to stand in the way of this change and would give their full support.
If we don't act now – this unacceptable discrimination will be here for another generation. It is an insult to women – an historical legacy and relic from a by-gone age – and this is our moment of opportunity for change.
Lynne, apart from you and a few Hello readers it is hard to imagine that many people care whether the monarch is male or female. In that primogeniture has given us a queen for about 123 out of the last 174 years it is difficult to see what the problem is. If such symbolism was remotely important then 11 years of the blessed Margaret would have ushered in a golden age of equalities.
"The last time I raised this publicly – there was agreement on all sides that this should be done – but that the stumbling block was that the change has to be agreed to by all the Commonwealth countries."
Oh Dear!
1. The majority of Commonwealth countries are republics.
2. Those countries such as Australia and Canada that still retain the queen as symbolic head of state have de facto heads of state in the shape of their Governor Generals, that they appoint themselves. There is neither a legal nor a moral basis for such countries having any say in the United Kingdom's constitutional arrangements, but this old canard does seem quite effective at kicking the issue into the long grass. (The Commonwealth does not have a constitution nor anything faintly resembling one; The London Declaration of 26 April 1949 is about the closest to a governing document it has. See:
Currently, almost all women have no chance of ascending to the throne. But with this change, almost all women will have no chance of ascending to the throne. This change could only make a difference to the very, very tiny minority of women who haven't even been born, yet, but might be born to possible future monarchs.
Celebrating this move towards equality, while retaining the monarchy itself, is truly absurd. Abolishing the monarchy would not only resolve this particular matter of gender inequality, it would also resolve the huge inequality in having monarchs reigning over us at all.
Will there be a CONSULTATION on this? If not, why not?
"There can be no more potent message to people in this country and beyond – that women are second class citizens – than the shoving of a girl child out of the way of the throne in favour of her younger brother."
What utter drivel. Is the monarch there on merit? The whole essence of the the royal family is that it's about the past and unfairness. Surely everyone (royalty aside) is a second class citizen when you have a monarchy? If not then how do I apply for the position please? I rather fancy that job and I don't even mind having my name appear on the application form.
How about dealing with some real equality issues for a change that affect real people such as the taxpayer funding NHS genital mutilation of children for religious purposes (despite supposedly being short of cash for life saving drugs etc).
Good point HHM.
This would set a good example of non-discrimination and equality. It should be welcomed.
Yes of course it is Tim. A bunch of seriously dim white people inheriting wealth and position purely by virtue of birth and a whole population that is supposed to be their "subjects". Under current circumstances there isn't a single one of them that could actually get a proper job. Why it's the very definition of non-discrimination and equality.
+1 to the posts that have pointed out how ludicrous it is to bleat about "potent messages" of primogeniture from the Royal Family. It's a bit like asking the Ku Klux Klan to beef up their equal opportunities policy.
As her government – from which she just doesn't have the courage to resign from – consults on the repeal of the Equalities Act, the equalities minister seems to argue that the most important issue facing the country is whether or not the first born of the country's hereditary monarchy should automatic succeed to be our ruler for no other reason than who her parents are.
You don't get in Lynne, do you?
Incidentally, you are plain wrong. We don't have to wait for any Commonwealth realm to agree to anything (and it's not every country in the Commonwealth either – are you really so ignorant?). We are all independent states and we can change our laws as we see fit. If Jamaica wants to have its own rules for the monarchy that's their business. What you mean to say is that your government chooses to do nothing unless the other 15 realms agree. And as you are collectively responsible that means *you* choose to do nothing.
So not only do you get your priorities all wrong, you don't even understand the basics of the issue you seem to think is important.
Lets just get rid of the sexist/racist parts of the equality act please and keep the parts that make sense and don't cause harm.
For Stroud Green voter's convenience, here is a relevant Wikipedia article on the Statute of Westminster 1931:-
There is a section specifically about this issue:-
Lynne, the once respected offices of Attorney General and Solicitor General have become a little bit tarnished in recent years. Does advice about Iraq and weapons of mass destruction ring any bells?
Stroud Green Voter and I are both pointing out that there is no such law, you claim that there is, so logically it is up to you to prove its existence.
As the wikipedia article Simon links to makes clear the preamble to the Statute of Westminster merely sets out a common understanding, that the United Kingdom is free to withdraw from at any time. Ireland, Pakistan, South Africa and many others already have.
We know what a quick worker you are Lynne – LibDem to Tory in about a week. And only three years to get a bus stop moved.
But seriously, if you care about equality choose an issue which actually affects your constituents and fight for them. The comments on this thread all point to the people of Hornsey and Wood Green (remember them?) not caring in the slightest about the succession plans of unelected people of either sex.
Lynne it's nice to have you back responding to comments (even if we don't agree as to what should be a priority)
Lynne, parliament is sovereign. It may legislate as it pleases. I cannot show you an act because you haven't passed one yet.
The preamble to the Statute of Westminster stipulates that all Commonwealth realms should agree any change in succession. But it is merely an act of parliament and so therefore may be repealed or amended by parliament. To suggest otherwise is to say that we have a written constitution which is above parliament.
Stroud Green voter, I don't think it's as simple as that.
How would Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc, respond to an attempt by the UK to unilaterally repeal the Statute of Westminster (along with subsequent, relevant Acts)?
I'm not an expert nor a lawyer, but I think it's pretty obvious that the Statute of Westminster can't be "merely an act of parliament" in the usual way. At the very least, it's an Act of constitutional significance.
Quoting from the Wikipedia article, it "established legislative equality for the self-governing dominions of the British Empire and the United Kingdom". Can the UK parliament unilaterally repeal the Statute of Westminster, etc, so that the self-governing dominions no longer have legislative equality?
If so, then do those self-governing dominions really have legislative equality after all? Can it really be called equality, or independence, when the UK can unilaterally take it away?
If not, doesn't that mean that the Statute of Westminster, etc, break the convention that no parliament may bind future parliaments by passing legislation that cannot subsequently be repealed?
You could try to argue that there's nothing to stop the UK parliament from repealing the Statute of Westminster and other such Acts, but that such repeals would only have effect in the UK. I would ask whether or not that would be repeal in form, but not in substance. After all, such repeals wouldn't take the legislative equality and independence of the self-governing dominions away – the UK parliament remains bound in practice – so clearly such an Act can't be treated as "merely an act of parliament" in the usual way.
I would suggest that the spirit of the convention that no parliament may bind future parliaments is maintained by the fact that the UK parliament, along with the parliaments of the self-governing dominions, can all legislate, in a coordinated effort, to repeal the Statute of Westminster and other relevant Acts. (Perhaps this might be a bit like the Acts of Union that united England and Scotland?)
In effect, the sovereignty of the crown in the UK parliament prior to such Acts would now be distributed among the various parliaments of the UK and the self-governing dominions. It's with that same, distributed sovereignty that these parliaments can all legislate to repeal the relevant Acts and reunify their sovereignty back in the UK parliament.
As I say, I'm neither a lawyer nor an expert, so I might have got this all horribly wrong, but I think this is a pretty neat way of looking at it that nicely resolves the issues raised.
If this interpretation is correct, then the conventional view that changing the rules of succession needs the agreement of a whole bunch of parliaments would fit very nicely: one crown sovereign in many, independent and equal parliaments.
How would Canada respond?
What do you think they are going to do? Invade? And yes, the repeal would only have effect in the UK. So what? Yes, it might mean that the Commonwealth realms would in the future have different sovereigns, but what business is that of ours?
Can the UK parliament unilaterally repeal the Statute of Westminster, etc, so that the self-governing dominions no longer have legislative equality?
ha ha ha. We can pass any laws we like about anywhere in the world but they would have no effect.
And, yes, you are wrong about devolution. It's not a diminution of sovereignty but its devolution. The UK parliament can overrule any of the devolved legislatures,
Lynne, can we have a running total:
-How many commonwealth members are in agreement with us?
-How many are against?
-How many are dithering?
-How many are happy in principle, but have no interest in committing legislative time to a change?
Category 2 should be named and shamed. 3 and 4 should be left behind for as long as they want to be.
"If we don't act now – this unacceptable discrimination will be here for another generation. It is an insult to women – an historical legacy and relic from a by-gone age – and this is our moment of opportunity for change."
Wow Lynne! For the above comment, you could say the same about children born illegitimately who are unable to acquire British citizenship through their British fathers. Most of those suffering are female. However, you seem to tow the party line with regard to the opinion that nationality discrimination is somehow fair and just and that illegitimate children are second class citizens. Yet, some antiquated tradition which affects only one family is cause for such cries and protest.
Seriously Lynne, you are such a hypocrite.
Oh and Lynne, don't even bother to try and explain that there is currently no law in place to remove discrimination against children born illegitimately before 2006 to British fathers. As you can see, there is no law in place to remove primogeniture, but that's certainly not stopping you from getting hot and bothered enough to challenge this unfair law. If you can magically come up with a reason and a bill to challenge this law, you can most certainly challenge the other. That's the reason you're such a hypocrite.
Actually, I rather like the notion of getting Commonwealth nations to agree to this change. Some of them could use a teaching moment about female equality, and this can be a relatively non-threatening way of starting that discussion in a way that isn't about Britain lecturing them about their own policies, but humbly asking for help in improving ours.
Inheritance rights for women are still limited in many Commonwealth countries, including the largest – India. So a relevant, timely, and important point for the UK to make even if (in my opinion) fairly unimportant in itself.
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Ultimately, to change the media industries, we've got to change our universities.
For the past year, I've been taking a professional sabbatical. After 12 years of consulting full-time about new media with news industry executives, I accepted a one-year assignment to teach graduate school courses about new media business and experimental new media.
The reason I accepted the teaching assignment was certainly not for the money but because the majority of media company executives I've encountered during the past 12 years seemed incapable of grasping the fundamental changes underway in media. Even the newer ones, fresh out of school, seemed largely incapable of dealing with the changes underway. I wanted to travel upstream in their career path to see what could be done to train a new generation of media executives capable of comprehending and leading the future.
I expected to find university media school faculties to be full of people who want to upgrade their curricula for the 21st century; professors who needed some consulting help, much as media executives do. I expected to find university students who were avid users of new media and were confident of their mastery of those technologies.
What I found were faculties resistant to change and students whose insights and mastery of new media were being eroded by the authoritative resistance to change of so many professors.
It's no secret where I've been teaching, and I'm not disparaging my school's entire faculty. Perhaps a quarter of them are ardently trying to update media curricula to the 21st century.
But another quarter of the faculty is just as ardently trying to prevent any change. They're obstructionists because they either deny things are changing (for example, one still thinks the Internet is a fad that will disappear) or they've grown too comfortable teaching the same curricula year after year for 20 or more years. They are tenured and so can't be fired, and the doctrine of academic freedom allows them to teach whatever they see fit.
Meanwhile, the remaining half of the faculty would like to change and be up to date, but they resist taking steps to change, mainly because they don't have the new skills and fear losing face before students or peers. Add those obstructionists to their number, and even basic changes can be voted down.
I initially suspected that most of the elder professors would be obstructionists, but I was surprised to find age isn't that much of a factor. Although the youngest professors are for change, so are a great many of the oldest. It's those aged in between who are most obstructive, those who worked in the media industries during the 1990s before entering academia.
During full-time consulting, I found that same obstructionist demographic to be true. The eldest in the media industries were often the most open to change, perhaps because they had a greater perspective than their peers. Executives in their 30s and 40s were most resistant to change. They wanted to continue doing what they'd learned in their 20s, what they'd mastered then, even if times had already changed.
Also, I'd initially suspected that the professors whose specialties were most affected by the Internet would be those most amenable to any change. I discovered otherwise. Although their department heads are avid for change, the majority of professors in the newspaper, magazine, and broadcast curricula are resistant or passively resistant.
Incoming students who are avid users of new media and confident of their mastery of those technologies have their confidence eroded by obstructionist professors who commandingly tell them new media skills aren't important; that learning new technologies isn't as important as learning the old theories and concepts, outdated concepts such as mass media theory, media companies as the gatekeepers of information, media companies as the agenda setters for communities, or that "content is king" (despite our living in digital republics).
I've lectured at dozens of media schools and I know that mine, despite what I've written here, is more progressive than most. However, I've discovered that the more prestigious the school, the more resistant it can be to change. Smaller, less prestigious schools adapt more quickly.
I've also discovered that media academics follow, rather than lead, their industries. Though schools of medicine, law, or engineering lead their industries, developing the new techniques and doctrines their industries use, this isn't so with media and media schools. I realize that there are exceptions, but most schools of media still inculcate students to hew to the past, rather than sow the present or future.
Ultimately, to change our media industries, we've got to change what media schools teach.
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BYU football: Statistically, third down's a charm
PROVO - The most underused player on BYU's roster right now is field goal kicker Mitch Payne. Punter C.J. Santiago isn't seeing much action either.
And they couldn't be happier.
The Cougars lead the country in third-down conversion percentage, having picked up touchdowns or first downs on 19 of their 24 third-down chances in two games. That's a 79.2 percent conversion rate, two conversions better than Penn State.
"I think it talks about our poise as an offense," said tight end Dennis Pitta, who has picked up four of those first downs, all against Washington. "We are an experienced group, and everyone knows that. We are a confident group. We know that when we need to make a play, we will make it. We trust everyone on offense, and so with all the weapons that we have, sometimes it is easy to make a play on third down."
In their 28-27 win over Washington, the 18th-ranked Cougars were 12-for-14 on third down. And on one of the two situations they didn't convert, a third-and-8 from their 35 in the first quarter, the Cougars said they felt like a defensive pass interference penalty could have been called on a Washington defender for hitting receiver Michael Reed a split second before Max Hall's pass arrived.
They were 7-for-10 on third down against Northern Iowa.
"I think it is just a well-thought-out plan" by offensive coordinator Robert Anae, coach Bronco Mendenhall said. "As you watch us play, I don't think we are the most entertaining football team in the country. But I think we are methodical. I think we are execution-sound. I think it comes down to the plays that we run, and how they complement regardless of circumstance."
The Cougars have yet to attempt a field goal, and they've punted just five times - three against Northern Iowa and two against Washington.
Hall has not been sacked, and most of their penalties on offense have been 5-yarders, so they've rarely faced third-and-long. Of the 14 third-down situations they faced against Washington, only two were longer than 8 yards, and on the longest, third-and-14, Hall threw a 38-yard touchdown pass to Austin Collie.
"It is just what you see out there," Collie said, pointing to BYU's practice field. "It is just execution, and working on it every day, and making that one of our goals. I think a lot of credit has to go to Max and what he is doing behind center."
The BYU offense will face a much tougher test this week against UCLA (Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Versus), however. The Bruins (1-0) held No. 18 Tennessee to 5-for-17 on third down in their 27-24 overtime win on Labor Day.
BYU was just 5-for-14 on third down in the Las Vegas Bowl last year against UCLA.
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Thomas Moran and Robert Edwards, Managing Directors - Investments Senior PIM Portfolio Managers of Moran Edwards Asset Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors have been designated as members of the firm's Premier Advisors Program. The distinction reflects their achievement of professional success by meeting or exceeding Wells Fargo Advisors' high standards as measured by one or more of the firm's criteria for revenue generation, educational attainment, and client-service best practices.
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I've never really pushed my luck in my 2009 Camry SE 4 cyl but I've determined that the tank empty light comes on WAY too early. My light comes on consistently at about an eighth of a tank of gas and I usually put in about another 65 miles before the needle is actually on "E". Once there I usually fill up but I usually wind up being able to put in at most 15 gallons no matter how I baby the gas nozzle or how many extra clicks I give it. Whenever I'm on "E", I always have a minimum of 3.5 gallons of fuel left in my tank. Now, assuming I could actually get every drop out and burn it until I run out of fuel, I should be able to go another 163 miles after my empty light comes on or another 98 miles after the needle hits "E". Driving conditions apply heavily here though and since I got my Camry broke in I've been averaging 28.5 miles per gallon across a whole tank of gas and I have a fairly heavy foot (though I'm trying to work on that).
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So you have a heavy foot. It could be that when you are lying to everyone about how great you imported car is you defecate in you pants. This unspeakable stuff slowly slides down your leg and arrives in your shoe. This will explain why you have a heavy foot. Get some help fast, before you turn into a homo.
The light doesn't mean much. If my car is empty and I put in $10, the light doesn't always go off. Or it will come right back on after I drive a couple of miles. But if the indicator drops enough to show space below the empty line, it has coughed going around corners. I figure it must be time to get gas. I have also been using my trip odometer instead of the gauge as much, of course that changes with the price of gas. You other 2 people are idiots(above comments).
Being a hybrid, it's quecikr than regular four-cylinder Camry sedan; though bit expensive than non-hybrid model, it's far better than the standard Camry edition.
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Alcohol and Marijuana Use Common Among Youth with Chronic Medical Conditions
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Compared with high-schoolers who didn't drink during the preceding year, those who did were significantly more likely to report regularly missing or skipping medications.
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Does E-Cigarette Use Lead to Combustible Tobacco Product Use in Adolescents?
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Among ninth graders who did not use combustible tobacco products, e-cigarette use was associated with increased risks for smoking combustible cigarettes, cigars, and hookah during the subsequent year.
- August 6, 2015
The Myth of the Serial Campus Rapist
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In a study of over 1600 college men, 75% who reported committing rape during college did so once.
- July 27, 2015
Adolescents' Exposure to Medical Marijuana Ads Is Associated with Future Use
- Alain Joffe, MD, MPH, FAAP
The well-known effect of advertising on alcohol use in teens might also apply to medical marijuana.
- July 17, 2015
HPV Vaccine Requirements Lag Far Behind Others for Adolescents
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Eight years after being recommended for girls, the HPV vaccine is required for school entry in only one state and the District of Columbia.


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Before we get entangled in the doublespeak of the Internal Revenue Service Code and rulings, we need to consider that the whole Orwellian nightmare is a sham imposed by the police power of the State on a gullible people.
Actually the income tax has a dual purpose, and neither is to pay taxes to the government. Its first purpose is to control and redistribute the volume of money. James A. Garfield, the 20th President of the United States said, "Whoever controls the volume of money in any country is absolute master of all industry and commerce."
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The Bullets of Gettysburg put together what goalie Tim McGinnis called, "Our best game of the season," to defeat Washington College 15-7 in front of 657 fans at Musselman Stadium. With the victory the Bullets earned the automatic qualifier for the NCAA tournament from the Centennial Conference while the Shoremen will not be invited. Gettysburg opened up a 5-1 lead at the end of the first quarter and never looked back. This game was not nearly as close as the 7-5 match-up earlier in the season. "We heard they had this great plan to lose the first game on purpose but we had a better plan today, to win," said senior midfielder Tommy Pearce who had four goals for the Bullets.
Gettysburg won the face and gave the ball to Pearce who pulled his man, Curtis Gilbert, almost to the midfield line then took him to goal. The slide did not get there in time and Pearce ripped a bounce shot lefty that found the net. On the Bullets next possession Rich Sharp went one-on-one with Steve Berger. Berger tried to push and Sharp slid off and finished. Two minutes later Gettysburg did the same thing and it was Matt Twombly dodging from the side to stick it high. Washington called time-out to try and fix the defensive problem of absent slides. The WAC was soon able to score with an extra-man opportunity after Gettysburg was hit with a hold call. Eric Kuehn had the goal when he caught the pass from Berger and ripped it high. Gettysburg got an EMO goal of their own next. An illegal body check call with 1:32 remaining in the first quarter allowed the Bullets to score four seconds later with Pearce converting a feed from Wes Cadman. It looked like 4-1 would be the score at the end of the quarter but the Bullets were able to add to their total as Chris Baran found Pete Milliman cutting on the crease with 5 seconds remaining.
The WAC was able to narrow the spread early in the second with Craig Rentch stepping through a check to cank a shot past McGinnis. Gettysburg answered with Ric Bremer scoring from 7 yards out after a great look by Charlie Hanchett. The Shoremen answered in a unique way as defenseman Mike Campbell scooped up the ground ball dodged through two defenders and scored. Coach Clarke might think of giving the kid a short stick with moves like that. The Bullets really opened up their lead with the next three goals. Pearce repeated his move from earlier in the game except this time it was on Jeremy Shannon. Gettysburg won the face; Hanchett got the ball at X and hit Bremer who stuck it low. Pearce capped off the run with a bounce shot from about 10 yards out that tucked in right under the pipe. Washington called time-out and scored on their next possession. Rentch took it himself and bounce one in to make the score 9-4. The Shoremen had a great opportunity to bring them even closer with a minute to play. Kuehn took a side-arm shot from 5 yards out with no one between him and the keeper but McGinnis deflected it over the goal. It was a great stop. Gettysburg with four seconds left in the half as Bremer stuck in from right in front after some real quick ball movement.
Washington cut the lead back down to five goals with a crank shot, five-hole by Kuehn on EMO. Gettysburg kept rolling though and scored two more in the quarter while playing tough defense. Twombly dodged from behind and put it in after his defender got caught in the net. With 4:20 remaining in the third quarter Washington was hit with a slash call on their ride. It was a careless play by the attack. Bremer took advantage of the situation and put his team up 12-5.
The Bullets continued their domination into the fourth quarter. Washington did score first with Jon Fellows on an off-speed quick stick. Gettysburg got an EMO goal from Wes Cadman next after the WAC was hit with another penalty. Rentch took it authoritatively to goal just like he had done earlier to make the score 13-7 but his offense couldn't muster another goal while the Bullets piled on two more for a final of 15-7.
The senior class at Gettysburg managed to go four years without a loss in conference play. The Bullets out shot the WAC 37-29. Coach Clarke was quite curt commenting on his team's performance, "We got murdered start to finish." He talked about Gettysburg's first three goals all coming off dodges, "We didn't slide when we needed to slide. They dodged very hard. It seemed like we would take care of one guy and they would have another guy to get ya." Clarke did though have some colorful words regarding the AQ, "I am in firm disagreement with the NCAA's system of automatic qualifiers. It does not give some of the best teams an opportunity to compete yet it gives some teams who aren't even in the Top 100 a shot. That does not seem like equal opportunity to me." He went on further, "If this was academics, W&L (Washington & Lee) would have gotten an A for their season but you have teams in the tournament who graded with a D-. I don't think that is what we want to teach the youth of America." Coach Janczyk of Gettysburg said he didn't speak to his team about this possibly being their last game of the season, "We tried to rise above it. It is something I so strongly disagree with I have to be careful with what I say. We tried to talk about other things like staying focused after Friday's game." Janczyk also said, "We have been believing all year we were going to be NCAA Champions and we are going to keep on believing."
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2010-11: Radel Fazleev played for the Ak Bars Kazan's 1996-born that won the Russian national championship and he represented the Povlzhie region in Russia's U-15 national tournament. Ak Bars won the Povolzhie region championship and Fazleev scored 3 goals with 3 assists and was -1 with 4 penalty minutes in five games at the Russian championships. In five games for Povolzhie he scored 1 goal with 5 assists.
2011-12: Fazleev skated for Ak Bars Kazan, which won the Russian U17 national championship, and he played for Russia's U16 team in the Red Bull Rookies Cup. After winning the Povolzhie region championship, Ak Bars finished second in pool play to Avangard Omsk but defeated Omsk, 4-1, in the playoff round championship game. Fazleev scored 2 goals with 3 assists and was -1 with 6 penalty minutes in six games at the Russian championships. He scored 1 goals with 3 assists in four games for Team Russia at the Red Bull Rookies Cup.
2012-13: Fazleev played in Russian junior hockey as a 16-year-old — skating in 9 games for Bars Kazan in the MHL and spending most of the year in the MHL B league with Irbis Kazan. He played in five tournaments for Russia's U17 team including the 2013 World Hockey Challenge. He had no points nor penalties skating for Bars Kazan. Fazleev scored 7 goals with 10 assists and was +7 with 8 penalty minutes in 23 regular season games for Irbis and scored 1 goal with 2 assists, finishing -4 with 4 penalty minutes, in five playoff games. In six games for Russia at the WHC he scored 3 goals with 4 assists and had 2 penalty minutes. Russia lost to Sweden, 7-5, in the gold medal game. Fazleev was selected by Ak Bars in the first round (ninth overall) of the 2013 KHL Draft and was a first round pick (52nd overall) of Calgary in the 2013 CHL Import Draft.
2013-14: Fazleev played for Russia's U18 team in the 2013 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in August before joining the WHL's Calgary Hitmen; finishing the year skating with Russia at the 2014 U18 World Juniors in Finland. He played 38 regular season games for Calgary in his first season, suffering a broken wrist at the beginning of January that kept him out the lineup until the start of the playoffs. Fazleev scored 5 goals with 20 assists and was plus-1 with 12 penalty minutes. The Hitmen finished first in the Central Division before a first-round playoff loss to Kootenay. Fazleev scored 3 goals with 4 assists and was plus-4 in six playoff games. He scored 1 goal with 2 assists in four games for Russia at the Ivan Hlinka tournament and was an assistant captain for the U18 team at the World Juniors. He had 1 assist and was minus-1 with 2 penalty minutes in five games. Russia finished fifth after a 3-2 overtime loss to the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals. Fazleev was ranked 121st amongst North American skaters in the Central Scouting final rankings and was selected by Philadelphia in the sixth round (168th overall) in the 2014 NHL Draft.
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Fazleev showed some offensive potential in his first major junior season with the Calgary Hitmen.
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