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House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said Thursday morning that the government should require self-insured religious institutions, such as the Catholic church in Washington, D.C., to directly pay for contraception and abortifacients.
At a press conference, Leader Pelosi was asked by THE WEEKLY STANDARD: "The Catholic Church in Washington, D.C., is a self-insured institution. Should the Catholic Church in Washington, D.C., be required to pay for these morning-after pills and birth control if they find that morally objectionable?"
Pelosi talked about the importance of women's health, and then said, "Yes, I think that all institutions who cover, who give, health insurance should cover the full range of health insurance issues for women."
President Obama said last week that he would accommodate religious institutions by requiring their insurers to pay for free contraceptive and abortive drugs rather than the religious institutions themselves. Many scholars and other public figures have said Obama's "accommodation" is a distinction without a difference--an accounting gimmick that will still leave religious institutions footing the bill for services they find morally objectionable.
Obama's "accommodation" doesn't even pretend to provide an out for self-insured religious institutions. "In order to provide insurance consistent with our religious beliefs, our health benefit plan is a self-insured plan that extends coverage to 3,600 employees," Cardinal Donald Wuerl wrote in a letter to Catholics in the Archdiocese of Washington last weekend. "[L]ike Aetna or Blue Cross, the archdiocese and other self-insured religious organizations would be required to both provide and pay for drugs and procedures we consider morally wrong in our employee health plans." (The HHS mandate's exemption for houses of worship does not apply to the Archdiocese of Washington because it insures many non-Catholic employees.)
Although Leader Pelosi clearly supports using the government to force the Catholic church in Washington, D.C.--and other large self-insured churches, hospitals, and universities--to directly pay for services it finds morally objectionable, Senator Richard Durbin, the second ranking Democrat in the Senate, has expressed concern about this policy.

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The city of Andalusia is ushering in the New Year in a big way.
Preparations for the first-ever "big domino drop" began today.
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Each year ... It hosts the world championship domino tournament.
The city's big party will begin at 10:30 on New Year's Eve.
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The Hudson Valley Chapter of the Nam Knights Motorcycle Club will honor the military service of black Americans on Saturday by placing a wreath at Mount Moor Cemetery, which is near the Palisades Center off Route 59 in West Nyack.
The public ceremony will take place at 10 a.m.
Mount Moor has been a longtime burial place for members of local African-American families, with veterans buried there as long ago as the Civil War.
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People come together for 9/11 first responders in Scottdale
Organizers of the first Fallen Heroes 5K run/walk in memory of those first responders who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks 12 years ago said they were very pleased with the participation.
"I think we had an awesome turnout," organizer Stephanie Rulli said of the event held in Scottdale. "There were some minor hiccups, so we need to change one or two things for next year, but it was great."
She added that the mix of participants were those diehard runners who try to participate in every race they can, as well as those individuals who wanted to support the fallen heroes.
"Sept. 11 touches people's hearts and we had a number of runners who came out to show their support," Rulli said.
Six firefighters with the Scottdale Volunteer Fire Department actually ran the entire 5K in full gear.
"We wanted to show support for our fallen brothers," said fireman Jason Suitor, who came up with the idea. "It was as hard as what I thought it would be. I knew it wasn't going to be easy, but we finished."
Mary Kreis of Belle Vernon brought her 8-year-old daughter, Viva, to participate as part of the patriotic organization, Team Red White and Blue.
"We just learned about this race 24 hours ago, and we wanted to participate," she said, adding that she spent six hours on the Yough River Trail beginning at 9:11 a.m. to show support for those who died on Sept. 11.
"We have spent the entire day recognizing Sept. 11 and those whose lives were changed forever," Kreis said. "We were thrilled to do this. This was a good way to end the day."
She said it is always great to see people come together through the tragedy.
"They (the terrorists) tried to break us down — break us apart — but it's because of Sept. 11 that we have come together," Kreis said.
Michael Garlowich, a senior at Southmoreland High School, was the first to cross the finish line.
He said he wasn't originally planning to run the race because his high school cross country team had a scheduled meet. The meet was canceled because of the weather and Garlowich decided to take part in the 5K.
"It's nice they got this run started to honor Sept. 11," he said. "I was glad I was able to participate in it."
Rachel Basinger is a contributing writer.
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Despite being one of the most beautiful countries in the Mediterranean and one of the most visited in the world, yacht charter Greece can become quite tiresome in the summer months due to the large numbers of tourists that huddle together on the beaches, in the city streets and around the main attractions, suffocating those who seek a relaxing holiday.
Fret not yacht charter fan, there is a way you can avoid the masses and still get to experience the Land of 100 islands, one that is so beautiful and yet so unique. This summer, in order to stay clear from urban agglomerations, why not charter a boat in Greece? Consider you'll be able to choose your own itinerary, accommodation options, but most important you'll also be making up your own schedule.
The reason for a guaranteed great sailing experience is that recent tourism developments made by the Greek government target specifically the less developed regions, the non-mass tourism zones, the parts that were originally left out of the circuit and that are yet very beautiful.
Since yacht charter Greece is an island nation, the infrastructure is more than adequate for a sailing holiday, as there are marinas on almost every island, not to mention in every major city. In fact, considering that in Greece you're never too far away from the water, you'll always find a harbor, port or marina to moor your boat.
The official figures offer over 50 marinas in yacht charter Greece, with almost 15000 mooring berths that have the usual range of services one would expect to find at such a location: water, fuel, electricity as well as repairs.
If you're wondering where the best sailing regions are in Greece, here are a few tips: several archipelagoes in the Ionian and the Aegean Seas that are renowned yachting gathering places every summer, places like the Cyclades, the Sporades and the Dodecanese. Then, there are the famous peninsulas like the Peloponnese or Attica which is also home to the city of Athens, a busy port and a transit stop for most sailors coming from outside the country.
The Saronic and Corynthian Gulfs are other places of yacht charter interests, with lots of harbors and places worth seeing; small fishing ports and villages with cheap prices that still retain that Greek feel lost to some of the resorts in the main tourist circuit.
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Train Downtown (Acoustic) - Cosmo Jarvis
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 4
Verse 1:
Breaking the curfew I'm almost home to you
I can't wait to talk again
G (two strokes) A (barre 5)
Find freedom at the end
'Cause death is closer to the life we loved
Everyone's the same everything is gray
When I bet on anything
'cept that if you will sing
You won't be jailed 'cause you expressed too much
Verse 2 - as above
Starting out with fines, then they gave us time
For public negativity
This is a nice country
A perfect system can't be criticised
Wife and kids at home never been alone
Microphones in every room
Crossed the land that's true
It's an offence to say you hate your life
Bm A E
I left a package on the train downtown
Em7 Asus2 Bm
That little package bring the whole thing down
Bm A E
I left a package on the train downtown
Em7 Asus2 Bm
That little package bring the whole thing down
Every lie must be out so they can see
Your awake and questioning
The way of things,
You see these questions spread like ripples do
Every month that end seems to start again
Your purpose is to earn your means
But they can't be dreams
Don't want you throw 'em where you don't need too
Get a licence too, have a barbeque
Social interaction, die
'Cause deep inside,
They know we know this is against our will
Breaking the curfew almost home to you
You're the only ones I love
Can't grow up
Inside this suffocating box they built
I left a package on the train downtown
That little package bring the whole thing down
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Plans for a massive housing development proposed near Lockwood will get another look later in May, after Thursday night's meeting with the Storey County Commission.
The Cordevista Project is an 8,600-acre development featuring 15,000 new homes that would be built next to the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center. A petition boasting 600 signatures was given to the commission during last night's meeting. The people who signed it say, a large development like this would ruin the rural lifestyle they love.
Despite the petition, many homeowners in the area of Lockwood support the project, hoping it would provide better infrastructure for the growing county…in the form of schools and roads.
Developer Blake Smite is trying to secure a zoning change for the area, and he says the existing industrial center needs more support.
The commission will take up the issue again, on May 17th.
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Shiloh Jolie-Pitt: Get the Lil Girl an Agent!
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While the world anxiously waits for the Jolie-Pitt twins to arrive, here's a sneak peek at their big sister, Shiloh, 2, making her silver screen debut in daddy Brad's movie, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button which will be in theaters at Christmas. Us is reporting that the fair haired babe is the child cradled by her father's character as they watch a yellow balloon float away in this movie trailer.
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Freyda 7 years
I think this was in March 2007 when Angelina was in Vietnam with Maddox and Zahara for Pax' adoption. Brad had Shiloh with him at the studio's childcare and the twins who were hired to play baby Daisy couldn't settle. Brad suggested the give Shiloh a try, as she was there and Fincher said why not? Really diabolical, eh?
Frank-y-Ava 7 years
WOW, seriously she's in the movie for 2 seconds all together. Don't make it seem like she's in the movie all the time. And so what she's in the movie, I can see more pictures and videos of her on JustJared. I'm tired of the publicity on this one girl!
Frank-y-Ava 7 years
WOW, seriously she's in the movie for 2 seconds all together. Don't make it seem like she's in the movie all the time. And so what she's in the movie, I can see more pictures and videos of her on JustJared. I'm tired of the publicity on this one girl!
snowysakurasky 7 years
is that a kids movie or a weird creepy tim burton movie?
myperry 7 years
Publicity stunt and sell out on her parents behalf. Media manipulators at their best. The story sounds interesting but not enough to spend $10 at the movies. I'll wait for the DVD
Melly80 7 years
oh yeah I saw her...for like half a millisecond not even enough time to see that its brad with a baby pffffft
Mme-Hart 7 years
I saw a longer version of the trailer and it looks fantastic!I know Shiloh is credited as making a cameo in the film, but seriously, .3 seconds is a little short ;-)
Mme-Hart 7 years
I saw a longer version of the trailer and it looks fantastic! I know Shiloh is credited as making a cameo in the film, but seriously, .3 seconds is a little short ;-)
kelliegonzo 7 years
that was seriously lame. you couldn't even see her!! i don't get why you would post this.
Renees3 7 years
I totally want to see this. It won't be huge, but it's an interesting story and looks awesome. And if people hate the Jolie-Pitts so much why do they keep reading about them?
PeachyKeen19 7 years
It's at 1:18 / 1:47, after that Brad and Cate are making love and she is looking through the window. If I have that right. It's not the clearest but it's there.
Shibi 7 years
The scene is at 1:17 -- it's super fast and really, you can't see much of anything. Mostly, it's just Brad's back. It does look like an interesting movie, though.
californiagirlx7 7 years
I remember seeing pictures of Shiloh and Brad on set...I partly want to see this movie just to see her! The movie does look good though.
azh 7 years
stupid publicity...
azh 7 years
stupid publicity...
Draoi83 7 years
I love Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett together. I can't wait to see this film! :)
MisterPinkNoTip 7 years
Didn't see her, but I can't wait to see the movie!
karlorene 7 years
this movie just seems creepo... haha probably won't be seeing it. not gonna lie
SandyFeet 7 years
This movie is an adaptation of 1922 short story by F.Scott Fitzgerald. To get a prospective of this movie one should read this novela. I had to roll back the video to see Brad sitting by the curb holding Shiloh. Look for the yellow balloon. Katedavis I agree with you this movie seems magical and with Cate Blanchett in it it should be a winner.
Neural 7 years
I saw the scene but didn't see her. I guess it looked like he was holding *something* though. But the preview is intriguing.
katedavis 7 years
I cannot wait to see this movie! It's about a "man" who is born old and gets younger as time passes. It looks magical.
yayi 7 years
I can't wait to see this movie i just wanna see Brad and Shiloh i miss seeing them around!!!This clip is not clear!!
ShePirate2010 7 years
i wanna see this, i agree with carrie i am fed up with hearing about how gr8 they are and all about there thousand kids. i wanna c this movie cuz a Cate Blanchett thou. poor Shiloh, getting pushed int stardom so soon with no say, lol. oh well.
Dublin62505 7 years
This movie looks like a bust!
Dublin62505 7 years
This movie looks like a bust!


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Football Focused On Thursday's Season Opener
DES MOINES, Iowa – The Drake University football team put three weeks of grueling preseason scrimmages in the rear-view mirror this week as the Bulldogs turned their focus completely toward Thursday's home opener against Grand View. Kickoff against the crosstown opponent is scheduled for 7 p.m. inside venerable Drake Stadium.
"Starting this week, all of our attention is on Grand View," head coach Chris Creighton said of the shift in the mindset of practices this past week.
That shift is evident to the veteran players who can feel the team's spirits reach a new level with the season opener less than a week away.
"Going through camp for three weeks is grueling with long hours and its tiring," said fifth-year senior wide receiver Nick Rosa. "Coming into game week everyone starts feeling a little better and all those aches and pains go away with the excitement of playing someone else."
Thursday will mark the fourth time the two programs – whose campuses are separated by just four miles – have met on the gridiron with Drake prevailing in the previous three outings. Last season, the Bulldogs opened their championship season with a 28-8 win over the Vikings in which they racked up 425 yards of total offense.
The Bulldogs are eager for a similar result, but also to finally have the chance to face an opponent after three weeks of practices and intrasquad scrimmages.
"It [practice] definitely has a different feel to it and we're going to be playing a color other than blue and white," Creighton said. "We've had really good games with these guys over the years and they have a very good team. There's definitely a heightened sense of purpose. Our guys know that it's game week and we need to get into our routine. You can sense that guys know that this is the start of it."
Following Saturday's light walkthrough and workout, the Bulldogs will engage in a few physical days of practice before returning to their mental and psychological preparation for their opponent later in the game week. Part of that preparation falls on the veterans as they work to mentally focus the team's younger players, many who will be playing in their first collegiate game.
"We try to do everything we can to prepare them for the game," said Rosa, who caught a touchdown pass against Grand View last season. "It's a completely different ballgame when you get out there and are playing a different opponent. We try to go over every play and the different scenarios so they're ready when they get in there."
Reliance on those younger players may be minimal as the squad returns nine all-PFL performers this season, including a staggering six on defense. Of the 24 Bulldogs listed on the defensive depth chart 21 are upperclassmen and 17 saw significant playing time in 2012. On offense the team returns three all-PFL selections, plus its top receiver, Rosa, and rusher, Gary Scott, Jr., from 2012.
Following Thursday's game, the Bulldogs will have a long week to prepare for another in-state opponent in UNI. Drake travels to Cedar Falls to face the Panthers on Sept. 7.
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Eastern's middle blockers shine, as Eagles sweep regular-season series against Weber State
It took the Eastern Washington University volleyball team a minute to settle in at Swenson Gym in Ogden, Utah, but after a rocky first set, the Eagles cruised to a 3-1 victory against Weber State (18-25, 25-13, 25-15, 25-10) on Saturday (Oct. 22).
Eastern (10-11, 6-4 Big Sky) entered the weekend on a five-match losing streak, but back-to-back victories against Idaho State and WSU put the Eagles back in the driver's seat as they return home to take on the Montana schools on Halloween weekend.
In the opening set of Saturday's match, Eastern had built a 16-13 lead on the home team, but in the blink of an eye, the Wildcats had a 23-17 edge after junior Dama Cox served 10-straight points for her team. Weber State earned the sideout off an Eagle service error, and then capitalized on seven more unforced errors by the red and white. Eastern's junior outside hitter Shelby Puckett put a momentary stop to the bleeding with solo block and kill in back-to-back plays. But it was too little too late for the Eags, who conceded the set, 25-18.
"All of the sudden, nothing was working," said EWU head coach Miles Kydd. "We looked a jittery, and just lost our composure."
But Eastern responded in a big way, dominating the final three sets with a .267 attack percentage. Eastern also had 10 service errors in the match, eight of which came in the final three frames.
"The girls showed a lot of maturity in the way they responded after the first set," said Kydd. "They understood it was just one bad rotation, and there was no need to freak out. We got our serving going, which put Weber in a lot of trouble, and then just executed the game plan."
Eastern was led by middle blockers Chenoa Rossi-Childress and freshman Talia Fermantez, who combined for 13 kills on a .367 clip. Rossi-Childress, who was sidelined with a knee injury for the first three weeks of the Big Sky season, finished with 10 kills and match-high six blocks.
Fermantez had six kills and only one error in 12 attempts. Junior captain Cora Kellerman was just two kills shy of a double-double, as she had 13 digs and eight kills, while also contributing two blocks.
Sophomore setter Lindsay Niemeier was also knocking on the door of a double-double, as she finished with 20 assists and eight digs. Niemeier also had four aces. Her counterpart, junior Laney Brown, tallied 18 assists, five digs and three aces of her own.
Senior libero Lindsey Petroni had 18 pickups for her second-straight double-digit dig outing, and eighth of the season.


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OEM requirement lifted for CableCARD tuners
Microsoft, speaking at a Windows Media Center keynote at CEDIA, announced changes to the purchasing requirements for CableCARD tuners. The components will now be available as an aftermarket accessory, enabling customers to add to functionality to their own systems.
The devices were previously restricted to OEM computers, available from many computer makers as an optional accessory to ship with the system. Many users were able to work around the block, although the unrestricted availability should make the process easier.
Prices for the CableCARD option on complete systems ranges between $180 and $300. Cost and availability for the aftermarket cards remains unknown.[via Engadget]


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Below is the schedule of protocol due dates and Butler Hospital IRB meeting dates for the 2015 calendar year. If you have any questions please call Cheryl Cordeiro at 455-6654, ext.26654.
IRB Membership Roster
Please submit Research Protocols to Cheryl Cordeiro in room 345, Center House.
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Cartoons will hold a video release party Saturday night for the Black Moods, with special guests Justice Adams Band and Quote the Raven. Doors open at 7 p.m., and there is a cover charge.
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100 Proof Bar & Lounge, 400 South Ave., 417-693-9265: Greene County Social Club, 9 p.m. Friday, no cover
American Legion Post 676, 5484 W. Sunshine St., 417-882-4676: Karaoke with Dave Spencer, 6:30-10 p.m. Friday, front room bar, no cover; The Big Iron Band, 8 p.m.-midnight Friday, cover; Dave Spencer & the Dixie Creek Band, 6-9:30 p.m. Sunday, cover
Archie's Lounge, 1817 E. Grand St., 417-864-4109: The Dirty Saints, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday-Saturday, no cover
Cartoons Bar & Grill, 1614 S. Glenstone Ave., 417-889-6500; 417-849-1009: Jesse and the Rips, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, cover; CD Release Party for Terry Quiett Band, doors at 8 p.m. Friday, cover; Video Release Party for The Black Moods with special guests Justice Adams Band & Quote the Raven, doors at 7 p.m. Saturday, cover
Cody's South, 1440 E. Republic Road, 417-883-0253: Soup of the Day, 7 p.m. today, no cover; Happy Hour with Bob Bobo Davidson, 6 p.m. Friday, no cover; The Steve Moeller Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday, cover; N2Deep, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturday, cover; Karaoke with George Luce, 7 p.m. Wednesday, no cover
CreekSide Pub, 3830 S. Lone Pine Ave., 417-882-1899: Rob Lockett, 8 p.m. today, cover; Hamburger Cows, 9 p.m. Friday, cover; Justin Larkin, 9 p.m. Saturday, cover; Karaoke, 7 p.m. Tuesday, no cover; The Dating Game, 8 p.m. Wednesday, no cover;
Dennis' Place, 921 W. Sunshine St., 417-865-8373: Karaoke, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. today, no cover; The John Miner Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday-Saturday, cover; Open Jam Night with Norman Jackson, 8 p.m. Sunday, cover; Karaoke, 9 p.m. Wednesday, no cover
Branson Tribute Theatre, 3310 W. Missouri 76, Branson, 417-239-1000: Don't Stop Believin' - Journey Tribute Band, 2 p.m. Sunday, cover
Dublin's Pass Irish Pub downtown, 317 Park Central East, 417-862-7625: Shawn Eckels, 9 p.m. today, no cover; Brookline Station Trio, 10 p.m. Friday, no cover; Toe Jam, 10 p.m. Saturday, no cover; Adam Johnston Band, 9 p.m. Tuesday, no cover
Dublin's Pass Irish Pub south side, 2767 W. Republic Road, 417-877-7625: Mark Barger, 9 p.m. Friday, no cover; Art Bentley, 9 p.m. Saturday, no cover
The Dugout, 1218 E. Trafficway, 417-866-2255: Open Mic Night with Cole Alexander, 9 p.m. today, no cover; Hendrix & Craig, 7 p.m. Friday, no cover; Pop Quizzo, Trivia Night, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, no cover
Ernie Biggs, 213 South Ave., 417-865-4782: Dueling pianos, 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday-Saturday, cover
Galloway Station, 1281 E. Republic Road, 417-881-9730: DJ, 10 p.m. Friday, no cover; Greek Night, 6 p.m. Saturday, cover; Irish Jam Session, 7-9 p.m. Monday, no cover; Trivia Night, 8 p.m. Tuesday, no cover
The Hangout, 1906 E. Meadowmere St., 417-862-9911: ABS Band, 8 p.m.-midnight Friday, no cover; Karaoke, 3-7 p.m. Saturday; The Trash Angels, 8 p.m.-midnight Saturday, no cover; Jam Session, 7-10 p.m. Tuesday, no cover
Jalen's Lounge, 1611 N. Campbell Ave., 417-862-5033: Old School Band with Norman Jackson, Richard Allen, Adam Duker and Ernie Bedell, 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Saturday, cover; Open Mic Comedy Night with Steve Leck, 9 p.m. Tuesday, no cover
Jimm's Steakhouse, 1935 S. Glenstone Ave., 417-886-5466: Randy Rudd, 7:30-11 p.m., Friday-Saturday, no cover
Jo's Gather'n Place, 2931 E. Chestnut Expressway, 417-864-7723: Karaoke with Bailey Entertainment, 7-11 p.m. Friday, no cover; Stag Owens & the Stagaroos, 2-5 p.m. Saturday, no cover; Open Mic Night with Les Gallier, 7 p.m. Monday, no cover
Luttrell's Auction, 2939 W. Kearney St., 417-861-6701: Kari Garrison, Travis Scott, Jerry Menown, Roger Blevins, John Sanders, David Sowers, George Gyser with Juanita Lee and Kenny Keys, 6 p.m. Saturday, cover
Misty's Place, 1109 E. Commercial St., 417-868-8808: Karaoke, 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday-Saturday, no cover
Mulligan's, 2820 N. Glenstone Ave., 417-869-3900: Terry Armes, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday-Saturday, no cover
The Outland, 326 South Ave., 417-869-7625: County Road 5 with the Bearded Two, 9 p.m. today, cover; The Mix Tapes, 9 p.m. Friday, cover; Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Knife Death and The Problems, 9 p.m. Saturday, cover; Urban Pioneers with the Bearded Two, 9 p.m. Tuesday, cover; Buffalo Killers, The Gorlons, Justice Adams Band, 9 p.m. Wednesday, cover
The Outland Ballroom, 324 South Ave., 417-869-7625: Kills Crows, Luna Jamboree and Darien Clea, 9 p.m. today, cover; The Giving Tree Band with The Shotgun Brothers, 9 p.m. Friday, cover; Framing the Red, Far From It, Subject to Loss, 9 p.m. Saturday, cover; Mosh Lives Tour with Emmure, Volumes, Thy Art Is Murder, Gideon, Sworn In, 6 p.m. Sunday, cover; Valerie June with Bella Donna, 7 p.m. Monday, cover; Psychostick, Gigantic, Angry Panda and others, 7 p.m. Tuesday, cover
Patton Alley Pub, 313 S. Patton Ave., 417-865-1188: Speakeasy with Lilly Bee & the Pollinators, 9 p.m. Friday, cover; Clawhammer, 9 p.m. Saturday, cover; Dick and the Dales, 7-10 p.m. Wednesday, no cover
Springfield Brewing Company, 301 S. Market Ave., 417-832-8277: 180 degrees featuring Kristi Merideth, 8 p.m.-close today, no cover; John Strickler Trio, 6-9 p.m. Friday, no cover; Brandon Mezzelo with The Mezzelo Triptet, 9 p.m. Friday, no cover; Ryan Talbot Experience, 6-9 p.m. Saturday, no cover; Molly Healey and Dallas Jones, 7 p.m. Sunday, no cover
Uncle Dave's Roadhouse, 22020 Lawrence 1200 and U.S. 60, Aurora: Co-ed Karaoke with Megan, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday, no cover; The Eddie Valen Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturday, cover
Wacky Jacks Grill and Saloon, 3632 Missouri EE, Highlandville, 417-443-0223: Karaoke, 8:30 p.m.-midnight today, no cover; Treva & the Troublemakers, 8:30 p.m.-midnight Friday, no cover; Karaoke, 8 p.m. midnight Saturday, no cover


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From the CEO: A Life Inspired: Remembering Anne Heyman
By: Alan H. Gill
– Chief Executive Officer
CEO Alan Gill reflects on the inspirational life of Anne Heyman z"l and the impact she made on countless lives worldwide.Read More
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CEO Alan Gill reflects on the inspirational life of Anne Heyman z"l and the impact she made on countless lives worldwide.Read More
SEFER – the international conference on Judaic studies – celebrated its 21st year this week, a testament to the staying power and importance of one of JDC's first projects upon its return to Russia 20 years ago.Read More
JDC Board member Debby Miller and her daughter Stacy Gorelick, a new member of JDC Ambassadors Circle, had the opportunity to get to know some of the 1,500 members of Cuba's Jewish community.Read More
CEO Alan Gill shares his JNS oped on how JDC's economic recovery work in European Jewish communities today reflects 100 years of impact on Jewish life.Read More
Read remarks shared at a JDC event around the Marc Chagall exhibit at The Jewish Museum. The event was a cooperation between the JDC Board, JDC Archives, Ambassadors, and Entwine.Read More
Through seven visits to elderly and children at-risk, the group saw the support the local Hesed and Beitenu day centers gives the city's most vulnerable Jews.Read More
Paul Rosen has a long history in Jewish philanthropy, beginning with leadership positions with the Federation in Toronto, Canada and Broward County, Florida and later serving as National Co-Chair of JFNA's National Young Leadership Cabinet. He currently lives with his wife in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Read More
Adam Steinberg, a medical doctor who is JDC's Ralph I. Goldman Fellow and a member of JDC's emergency response team in the Philippines, shares his observations from the ground.Read More
Learn the answers to some of the questions donors to our relief efforts in the Philippines ask most frequently.Read More
Take an in-depth look at JDC Ambassadors' Oct. 15 Symposium in New York.Read More
JDC's most recent Hadracha madrichim training – part of its global network of leadership development opportunities – was held October 10-13 in the Czech Republic and drew a record number of local young Jewish leaders.Read More
More than 90 people – young Jews and their children from all over Latvia – traveled to the seaside on the Gulf of Riga Oct. 11-13 for a JDC-supported family weekend.Read More
Witnessing the inspiring enthusiasm that Szarvas campers feel toward their Jewish identities made seeing our kids frankly just a bonus.Read More
CEO Alan Gill spotlights three high-achieving women whose talents were nurtured by JDC and explains how JDC programs are helping to empower women and their families worldwide.Read More
Together, Jon and Doron founded the first donor group under JDC Ambassadors. At a membership level of $2,500, the Impact Network model provides access to JDC Ambassadors events and engagement.Read More
This year Stanley Abramovitch, a longtime JDC employee who died last May at 93, will be on our mind.Read More
When high schooler Danielle Falk picked up a copy of "We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families," a book about the Rwandan genocide, it changed her life forever. Now 25, the native New Yorker is preparing to spend a whole year in Rwanda at the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village as part of JDC's Global Jewish Service Corps (JSC).Read More
As we prepare to celebrate the Jewish New Year next week – and I extend my deepest personal wishes for a Shanah Tovah to you – I have been giving some serious thought to one of its major themes: rebirth. After all, Jewish tradition teaches us that at Rosh Hashanah the world was born and in many ways we celebrate that birth year after year at this time.Read More
The Jewish community here, long one of the largest in Europe, is struggling to find its identity in the face of a rising tide of anti-Semitism following years of Communist rule. This community needs JDC's vigilance and support.Read More
With Alzheimer's and other types of dementia an increasingly critical factor in planning services for elderly worldwide, CEO Alan Gill pinpoints JDC's role in helping aging populations in Israel, Russia, and beyond.Read More


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by Marcus Grodi. There is a television commercial, selling a certain satellite service, that uses a tongue-in-cheek form of illogical chain logic. The writers presume we know not to take their logic seriously, but they also presume that the humor of it will leave us with a positive view of their product.
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John grew up in a nonreligious home. As a boy he wanted to know the truth. In high school he debated evangelical Christians. Their unquestioning appeal to scriptural authority he felt was circular reasoning. In college, he studied the philosophers, but their contradicting of each other led him to despair and atheism. He left college […]


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Why Don't You…?
This week Why Don't You…
1. Plant a pizza? Plant some tomato and basil seeds on a windowsill now and by the end of summer you will have the ingredients for a pizza topping. (Plant the tomato into a bigger pot and pop it outside once all danger of frost has passed)
2. Go on a forage? Collect fallen objects on a forest walk and build houses for fairies. Make sure they are off the beaten track, tucked into the base of a tree or at the edge of an inviting clearing. Don't forget they will need furniture, fixtures and fittings and make sure you don't take anything which is still growing, the fairies are recyclers not thieves!
3. Celebrate Dr Seuss' birthday with some junk modelling? Can you make a cleaning up machine to better the one The Cat in the Hat produces to clean up the mess he has made? Or how about getting out the play dough and coming up with some gruesome offerings to tempt the taste buds even more than Green Eggs and Ham?
4. Go on a shape walk? Take a camera with you and photograph all the shapes you find in your local environment. Ask children to look for specific shapes if they get stuck – who will be the first to spot a triangle/circle/pentagon? Look at your photos together when you get back and see how many of each shape you spotted.
5. Encourage the birds to nest in your garden? The birds no longer need feeding as spring gets into its stride but why not put a selection of nesting material out for them instead? Fill an old mesh bag (the sort oranges and lemons are sold in) with hair from your hairbrush, bits of cotton, string, small twigs, the fluff from the tumble drier and hang it from your bird table or the branch of a tree.
Whatever you decide to do, we hope you have lots of fun out and about or snuggled up at home, laughing, loving and learning with your children!
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We will be going to a bookstore tomorrow so the boys can spend their book tokens from world book Day and will spend most of the weekend in the garden, plotting if the weather permits


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The University of California, Davis, (UC Davis) Center for Equine Health has shelved blueprints for a new West Nile Virus (WNV) vaccine.
The university concedes that Fort Dodge Animal Health owns the market for the equine WNV vaccine and has no plans to steal anyone's thunder yet, according to one school official.
But its work continues.
Dr. Greg Ferraro of UC Davis, who is helping raise funds for the school's vaccine development, says researchers at UC Davis have developed a construct for a recombinant-type vaccine.
The recombinant vaccine is a new generation of vaccines where a piece of DNA or RNA is removed from the virus and used to create protection.
The vaccine in the works has already been used for equine infectious anemia with proven effectiveness. Researchers are confident it can be modified for West Nile Virus.
Old kid on block
Ferraro says the university has been conducting research on the recombinant vaccine since WNV's first appearance in Queens in 1999. Of late, the university finished a study that was conducted on horses in South Africa where WNV is endemic.
Although South Africa's WNV strain is slightly different, "possibly we could take the part of the virus DNA that causes horses to get immunity from the nonpathogenic strain and protect against the pathogenic strain," he explains. "The advantage is that 1) it's much more specific in getting your immunogenic response and 2) you don't have to worry about properly killed virus vaccine or modified live virus in any kind of viral drift.
"If you're working with DNA of the viruses you should be able to create a specific immunity that is more reliable."
Yet the work remains on hold for one, to allow Fort Dodge the chance to prove efficacy, and secondly, for economic reasons.
"The problem with it is recombinant vaccines are more sophisticated vaccines and much more expensive to produce than traditional killed or modified live virus vaccines," says Ferraro.
"When you have a conditionally licensed killed vaccine out there, if that is effective we probably wouldn't go forward with designing or developing this other vaccine, because it would cost more money."
In light of a recent Fort Dodge abstract paper citing preliminary efficacy results, Ferraro says the university's decision is to "wait and see" if there is still a need for the vaccine. A decision will not likely be made until next year.
The Maurice Stans Foundation is the primary financer of the UC Davis project.
Looming threat
While the country reacts to the devastation of WNV, Ferraro says he keeps one eye on the horizon.
Through cooperative work with the University of Pretoria in South Africa, he says researchers are also studying African horse sickness, a pathogenic disease.
"That's the one we really need to worry about - that's a much more serious disease. West Nile is serious and we're taking it seriously and working on it, but really we're looking at it as a preparatory thing for more serious diseases down the road."


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The window into a world where I am a submarine commander, a street fighter, a pilot, a Jedi, pops outs at me in stunning 3-D.
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with gold coins that can be used to unlock fun little free games in the
system. The portable, due out
The first thing most people are likely to notice about the 3DS, though, is its ability to deliver 3-D without the need for glasses. The portable is able to do that by using a parallax barrier, which allows the device to show a slightly different version of the same image to each eye.
The 3-D is a stunning effect, especially the first time you view it without the need for glasses. But within a day or two I found myself turning the 3-D off and just playing the game. Few of the early games use the 3-D effect for anything more than an added visual. As developers grow more use to the new effect, I suspect we'll see more games that use the 3-D in a way to enhance the way a person plays a game.
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The 3DS is packed with a lot of other neat features,
some already available and some still to come. You can, for instance,
take 3-D pictures with the device and view them on the screen. You can
also listen to music and by this summer you'll be able to watch movies
The device's design also gives gamers plenty of reason to plop down the cash for the 3DS. While the 3DS looks a lot like the DS and DSi, when you open the device you'll notice a new flat thumbstick to the left of the screen. This new controller gives gamers much more precise controls in their gaming. The device also comes with a handy dock, which charges the 3DS without having to plug a cord into the device. That's especially helpful given the 3DS' relatively short battery life.
It's that surprisingly short battery life — three to five hours of 3-D gameplay — that has the biggest chance of derailing the 3DS' greatest potential. Combining a pedometer that rewards players for taking their portable with them with a system that allows 3DS systems to talk to each other has the potential to change the way Americans game on the go.
The 3DS could help make gaming a more communal hobby and drive the popularity of multiplayer portable gaming. That has the potential to change the sorts of games made for the system, driving the creation of more titles that are meant to be played in group settings or the public.
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I have been focusing on connecting with other organizations and individuals lately. I am working on building up an action committee for local food issues. I think that such a committee could really help keep everyone on the same page and working together towards the goal of better food access for all. I have started a volunteer night on Tuesdays from 6pm-8pm in our school garden to act as other gathering place for people interested in local food and gardening. This will also get a few weeds pulled in preparation for a fall crop of mustard greens. We will provide snacks for our volunteers.
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You will love Maggie and Will from Old Homeplace. Maggie ran the Pine Mountain Grow Appalachia program for four years before becoming a wife and farmher in her own right. Also, there is a lot of action in Perry County and Hazard on developing a local food economy in the region. Check with the Perry County/Hazard Tourism folks about a gathering they are planning on Aug. 14th. EKY is growing in lots of wonderful ways.
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Kynard cleared 2.33 meters (7-07.75) to win the KSU Open and tie his own school record. It also tied the Ahearn Field House facility record held by former Wildcat Nathan Leeper from 2001 when he was jumping for Nike.
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