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WLS Announces Fall Info Sessions for Prospective Students
Oct 1/12
Considering a graduate degree in spiritual care and psychotherapy, theology, ministry or pastoral leadership? Come and see if WLS is the place for your graduate education.
Join the Admissions Coordinator and Program Director for a 90 minute presentation followed by Q&A period. Light refreshments will be served.
Information Session for Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy Programs
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
10:00 - 11:30 am
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
Room 201
Programs featured: Master of Arts in Theology: Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy, Diploma in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy, Doctor of Ministry in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy
For more information, please see: http://www.wlu.ca/events_detail.php?grp_id=12516&ev_id=9324
Information Session for the Theology Programs
Friday, December 7, 2012
10:00 - 11:30 am
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
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Programs featured: Master of Divinity, MDiv-MSW, Master of Arts in Theology: Christian Studies, Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Leadership
For more information, please see: http://www.wlu.ca/events_detail.php?grp_id=12516&ev_id=8752
Who should attend the Information Sessions?
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Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast region, causing millions of dollars of damage to homes, roads, and other structures. One of the hardest-hit areas, though, is water infrastructure.
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Sex change isn't actually possible, you'll always be the sex you was born as. Anything else is simply a modification...
Ok. So then, what is this quality that we're discussed is or isn't being changed? What does it mean to "be male" or "be female?" Is it a physical quality? Is it a spiritual quality? Is it mental? Do souls posses gender? What exactly defines "being" male or female?
we define a Female as XX and Male as XY.
No way to get around that one!!
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I was not aware that this was even up for discussion as to being a "Belief". I thought that it was accepted Science. I guess anything can be considered a "belief". Is the knowledge that the brain controls the body's function considered a "belief"? I guess it is. Heck I guess anything can be considered a "Belief".
Originally posted by Death_Kron
Sex change isn't actually possible, you'll always be the sex you was born as.
You are the sex you are born as, it's as simple as that.
I'm already familiar with Pavlov's dog experiment and I guess what your alluding to is social or another type of conditioning?
A human being with an XX chromosome is a female. If we surgically attach 4 more arms and legs, she is not an octopus, she is still a female human. Surgically attaching a functional penis does not make you a female, any more than castrating a man makes him a female. The DNA trumps everything else.


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Star Trek
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although they managed to slip a number of references past the radar
). Later, Malibu got the DS9 comics license instead of DC, so they could do DS9 and DC couldn't (though the two companies collaborated on a crossover). And currently IDW only has TOS and TNG (and Abramsverse) licenses so they can't do a DS9, VGR, or ENT comic (though they have slipped in references or characters from those on occasion).
Again, though, I'm only speaking hypothetically. Clearly S&S's young adult imprint has a license to do the Abramsverse Academy novels, so...
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Not using with paper is not such a good idea, even more so if you are using fiber based papers. I wouldn't worry so much about over development. That's pretty hard to do if you've exposed the paper correctly, since development is carried through to completion. The problems, veiled highlights etc., come about when some of the alkaline developer gets carried across to the acidic fixing bath. That's a sure way to cause staining and possibly some fogging of the highlights. You need to be extra cautious about washing the paper free of developer before its immersion into the fixing bath. That's tough to do in a tray without constantly changing water. The first couple of prints may work out OK, but after that the amount of developer carried over into the stop tray becomes significant enough to be of concern. If you have a sink in your darkroom, then you can use water rinse to your heart's content at the expense of a lot of wasted water. I don't see any advantage to this save the absence of the stop bath odor, which is not so bad if you've diluted your stop bath to the proper strength. It's only acetic acid at half the strength of table vinegar. If the odor of stop bath is bothersome, I'm willing to bet that the working solution is too strong.
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Robert Pattinson may have all the space in the world in his fancy new Beverly Hills mansion, but he's now admitted that he's been forced to rent a storage unit to house his huge suit collection, with the actor admitting that he's a "hoarder."
Rob looks dapper when he's all suited and booted, but it seems like his love of looking smart may have gone a little too far, with him saying that he's developed a habit of only wearing his suits once, insisting on keeping them all!
Pattinson tells Britain's Sunday Express: "I only ever wear them once so I have a storage unit with about 1,000 suits. Occasionally I'll give them to friends, but, to tell you the truth, I'm a bit of a hoarder. I find it really difficult to give things away."
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It was recently revealed that R-Pattz had put his and Kristen Stewart's love nest on the market for a whopping $6.2 million, hinting that the couple's romance is officially over once and for all.
RealEstalker report that the house is up for sale, with Rob recently moving out of the neighbourhood and renting a five bedroom and six bathroom home, which includes a sports bar, heated swimming pool, steam room, library and spa.
Rob and Kristen's former love nest is apparently up for sale (Photo: WENN)
Rob's new rental comes after the showbiz couple split again in May this year following a four-year romance and Rob recently opened up about the stresses of fame in Hollywood and how it can sometimes get a little too much, linking back to living a relationship in the spotlight, no doubt.
"I just didn't expect any of this and I didn't ask for it," he told Australia's Sunday Style, "It was literally all luck. I just stumbled from job to job. It's difficult to remain sane. It's really difficult."
"In the beginning I didn't even notice my life had changed so massively, because I was always working. I suppose eventually I got used to it," he continued.


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WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) - Waukesha police say they've arrested a man in connection with a lockdown at Carroll University.
Students were asked to stay inside university buildings after two students reported seeing a man with a gun on campus Tuesday. Police Capt. Ron Oremus says investigators learned the man's identity and contacted him at his apartment nearby where he was arrested. Oremus says a non-lethal air gun was confiscated from the man's residence.
The university sent text alerts and emails to students and staff when public safety officers received the reports of a gunman on campus. Several public schools were also locked down in the area as a precaution.
Oremus says that in today's climate police have to take such reports seriously. He says police are looking into whether the man did anything illegal, given the gun was non-lethal.
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Doesn't it feel like this sums up the Blogosphere sometimes? It's been that kind of week. Or two weeks, really. Maybe since the inception of the Blogosphere?? Why can't we all get along, and copious other naive sentiments? I was going to write up a post on mean girl reviewers based on some vigorous Thursday commentary, as they're just so popular, but maybe it's better left to others.
In the meantime, I've mainly been trying to get some reading done. Progress on a "work" book, Dreadnought, has lost steam, per say, at a little over halfway through, while I felt inspired by Heather over at The Galaxy Express this week and finally whipped the 'ole Finders Keepers out of the TBR pile! Go romance! In space! Loving it. So far.
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10-inch BlackBerry PlayBook spotted
First mention of a 10-inch BlackBerry PlayBook just this week has been quickly followed up by a sighting mentioned Friday. A reportedly credible traveller on a flight from Dallas to Toronto saw a device he said looked virtually identical to the seven-inch version but with a visibly better display. It was described to CrackBerry as unmistakable since it was using the same BlackBerry Tablet OS and was running Need For Speed, one of the bundled PlayBook games.
The rumor is unconfirmed but would line up with historical sightings. RIM employees have frequently been seen carrying pre-release devices on flights as engineers and executives fly back to Toronto and Waterloo from meetings with partners. For RIM, tablets are relatively new, but the launch of the PlayBook could mean staff are now comfortable carrying unreleased models.
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Imagine a house so energy efficient that it needs no central heating, even in Ithaca.
It's what's called a passive home–they have caught on in Europe and are just now popping up in North America–and they are part of the Ecovillage at Ithaca's third neighborhood.
The houses are being built using solar panels that work in the winter to provide essentially free heat.
Ecovillage Executive Director Liz Walker says the homes conserves 90 percent of the energy needed for heating and cooling a house.
"Rather than pay big bills to the energy companies, we'll be generating our own power both through these energy-efficient homes, and through use of solar panels, which will provide electricity for the homes," Walker said.
Walker says solar thermal energy will provide hot water for the homes.
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Walker says construction of the passive homes in Ecovillage's third neighborhood is expected to be completed by summer of 2014.


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By 1996 his pro baseball career was over as well as well a brief football comeback at Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Shabazz moved to Texas and has rarely returned to his home state.
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Coinciding with the First Saturday Artwalk, Downtown Santa Ana presents a play on visual perception with PROJECT: HOLIDAY PROJECTION. Using unique animated modules, multiple projectors illuminates the building fa�ades of 4th St. creating a spectacle of light and shadow morphing the existing building architecture. This is an artistic projection process that is being produced all across the European continent, with Orange County debut in Downtown Santa Ana. Chris Alfaro, member of electronic outfit Free the Robots and co-owner of Santa Ana's The Crosby and LA based chamber group the Definiens Project are composing the score in which the animation will sync to. The visual projections will begin 12/5 from 7-9pm and continue Thursday - Saturday evenings until 12/27. Enjoy these photos of the project--all photos by Keith May.


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Samsung Electronics is expected to widen its lead over Apple in global smartphone sales this year with 35 per cent growth, helped by a broad product lineup, market researcher Strategy Analytics ...
South Korea's Samsung Electronics is forecast to sell 290 million smartphones this year, up from a projected 215 million in 2012, the research firm said. Apple's smartphone sales are projected to reach 180 million this year, up 33 per cent from last year, slightly trailing Samsung's 35 per cent increase.
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Things Are Looking Up for 2009 ASID Design Tour
The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Orange County Chapter today announced that its 2009 Design Tour will trek through six living spaces at Astoria in Irvine's Central Park West, and that proceeds from "Urban Living @Astoria" benefit the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Besides this being ASID's first partnership with the Center, it's the first time the tour has ventured into an urban setting, previously focusing on luxurious single-family homes that scream suburbia--the walled, guard-gated suburbia, that is.
Astoria, a joint venture between Intergulf Development Group and Lennar Urban, is set in a planned community in a two-acre park setting. Among the units to be visited on the tour are four penthouse lofts and two flats on the Terrace and Garden Tier levels that have floor-to-ceiling windows. The residences will be decked out in the designs of 35 ASID Orange County members. We're talking stainless steel floors, indoor waterfalls, leather walls--things we shack dwellers can't even fathom.
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MANKATO, Minn. – The ownership of Highway 258 to Comfrey has officially transferred from the Minnesota Department of Transportation to Brown County, effective April 15, 2013.
Highway 258 from the south Brown County Line (County Road 17) in Comfrey to Highway 14 is now Brown County State Aid Highway 16. Turnback funds totaling $5.2 million are provided to Brown County to restore the 10.8 miles of roadway to an acceptable condition.
Motorists will see the highway identification signs change yet this week.
Highway 258 is one of several 200 series roadways that MnDOT is working to transfer to a proper level of government. Other roadways have been identified in a statewide jurisdictional realignment study. For example, lower volume roadways, which are important at the county level, have a difficult time competing for funds with high volume highways in the state department and vice versa, a county road that is serving as a principal artery of the transportation system may be realigned to a state roadway.


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ALBANY — Usually, even after an impressive win, consummate perfectionist Lucious Davis can find at least three things he wants his team to improve upon.
Following Saturday's season-opening victory, he could only find two.
Good work, Panthers.
Albany, the two-time defending league champs, jumped out a to 14-0 lead Saturday night in its 2013 season opener against the Louisiana Swashbucklers on the road and came away with a convincing 51-40 victory — a win that only ended at an 11-point margin after Louisiana scored a garbage touchdown in the final seconds.
"I liked the effort by everyone. The effort was definitely there," the Panthers' fourth-year coach said Sunday. "We made just a couple mistakes — on the pass rush, defensively, and we blew a couple of coverages — but other than that, things went pretty good."
Davis said he was also pleased with the fact he saw very little rust on any of his players in their first game — not that he expected much, anyway. After all, the two-time champion Panthers are made up of mostly veterans who have been here before — and it showed Saturday. The Panthers scored on every drive but one in the first and second half and were nearing boredom against the new-look, inexperienced Swashbucklers late in the game.
"I wouldn't say there was much rust at all. I do think we put it on cruise control a little bit there late in the game and didn't (exhibit) that killer instinct," the coach said. "I think we still have that (killer instinct). I guess we'll find out (Saturday)."
That's when the Panthers (1-0) play their home opener against the hated Columbus Lions at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. The Lions (1-0) opened their season Sunday with a 58-28 win against Knoxville.
Albany started Saturday exactly how it wanted: with a pair of defensive stops that led to a 14-0 lead
The Panthers never looked back.
"They are too good of a football team to get in that type of a hole," said Louisiana coach Darnell Lee, who saw his team miss a pair of field goals in the opening quarter. "They took it too us to start the game. That took us out of what we wanted to do."
Lester was once again a giant pain in the Swashbucklers' backside. A year ago, he led the Panthers to a comeback win in the Civic Center that crushed Louisiana's spirit.
No comeback was needed Saturday. Lester was in control from the start.
He finished 25 of 37 for 256 yards and five touchdowns to five different receivers.
"We have a lot of weapons and a lot of people we can go to," Lester said. "We don't have just one person you can stop. We have played together a long time, and we expect a lot of our ourselves."
Lester was upset the Panthers didn't score on every drive.
"Our goal is to score every time we touch the ball," he said. "Not to take anything away from them, Louisiana is going to be good, but we are the two-time champs."
Fullback Derrick Wimbush also scored twice on a pair of 1-yard plunges in the first quarter. Both came one play after Lester fumbled at the goal line, but Albany recovered.
The Panthers took final control on a play that should have gotten the Bucs close late in the game. After a scoring run late in the third, a poor snap led to a disastrous ending.
On the extra point and down just 42-35, kicker Ernesto Lacayo picked up the bouncing ball and tried to make something happen. His pass was intercepted by Albany cornerback and former Panthers State star Demetrie McCray, who raced 47 yards for two points.
Lester then hit another former ASU star, Clenton Rafe, on a 6-yard scoring pass moments later to make the lead 51-34 — and the game was over.
"Even though we have won the last two titles, we want to be the hunters this year," Lester said, reiterating a comment he made to The Herald last week about how Albany no longer has the target on its backs as two-time champs — now the Panthers are the ones doing the intimidating. "We wanted to come out and make a statement."
Davis felt Albany did — especially Lester, the one-time Panthers backup who has now become the face of the franchise.
"His feet looked a little slow — but that's about my only complaint. We joke with him about it all the time, but we don't want him running anyway, so it's OK," Davis said Sunday. "Otherwise, his decision-making was the best I've seen out of him for a first game in four years. He looked great."
Davis also lauded the play of newcomers Marcus Johnson (defensive line) and Stoney Woods (defensive back), who are the only two new players not on last year's team who saw playing time Saturday.
"Marcus got some good defensive pressure early in the game before he got a little tired, and Stoney was solid," Davis added.
So while Saturday's opener didn't exactly provide a stiff test for the Panthers, there's plenty of time for that, starting Saturday, which will be a "challenge," the coach said.
"It's always tough playing (Columbus). They're well-coached," he said. "It's going to be a tough game. Always is. We just have to step up and meet the challenge."
Information from The American (La.) Press was used in this report
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Robert Griffin throws 30 touchdown passes
With honorable mention All-American running back Jay Finley no longer in the backfield, expect Griffin to take to the air on a regular basis, especially with a seasoned offensive line in front of him that includes third-year starter Philip Blake at center.
Jarred Salubi and Terrance Ganaway each rush for more than 700 yards
Salubi and Ganaway find a way to rise to the occasion and help Baylor fans forget about Jay Finley. Art Briles will split the carries and keep both running backs fresh, allowing them to be ready when it counts.
The Bears win three road games this season
In the last 10 season Baylor has only managed to win three road games in a season on two occasions. With Kansas State, Texas A&M, Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Texas Tech on the road this season, expect the Bears to win at least three of those games.
Phil Bennett will be a difference-maker for the defense
First-year defensive coordinator Phil Bennett has a huge task ahead of him, and that's shoring up a unit that allowed 30.5 points per game last season. During his time at Pittsburgh, the defense allowed 10 points or less in the final six games of the 2010 season. Expect Bennett to get the most out of a defense that will be missing its top five tacklers from last season's team.
Aaron Jones wins the Lou Groza Award
Call it a hunch, but this could be a huge season for sophomore kicker Aaron Jones. One year after earning All-Big 12, Freshman All-America honors, and setting a school record with 103 points in one season, Jones finds a way break his own record and Baylor win a couple of close games. He'll also win the award as the country's best kicker.


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Yachting New Zealand is proud to announce a new partnership with Volvo Cars to support the drive for youth sailing development around the country.
A long term investment, Volvo will sponsor New Zealand's flagship school sailing programme Volvo Sailing… Have a Go! as well as contributing to youth development camps and clinics.
Designed to encourage school children to experience the thrills and spills of sailing in a safe and well managed environment, the Volvo Sailing... Have a Go! programme is where some of NZ's future yachting stars have their first sailing experience.
Stephen Kenchington, general manager, Volvo New Zealand, says the partnership with Yachting New Zealand is a fantastic way for the brand to extend Volvo's support of sailing around the world.
'Volvo globally supports sailing from grass roots level, through youth development and to the pinnacle of the sport with the ownership of the Volvo Ocean Race, the world's pre-eminent round-the-world yacht race and one of the most coveted prizes in sport.'
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'Our range of vehicles not only compliments the needs of the sailing community but they are highly technical, designed for speed and engineered to handle the toughest conditions, just like the high performing Volvo Ocean Race fleet; ' says Mr Kenchington. 'We look forward to playing our part in getting more kids enjoying the sport, and lifting Yachting New Zealand's programmes to the next level.'
David Abercrombie of Yachting New Zealand is also excited by what Volvo can bring to the sailing community in New Zealand.
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With Auckland now confirmed as a stopover port for the next two Volvo Ocean Races, it is the perfect time to invest in lifting the profile of the sport and celebrate the achievements of youth sailing in New Zealand.
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You wouldn't be the first friend to shit himself in the last 7 days
my post shower fart this morning sounded like hulk ripping through a phonebook
Just had a tv talk show interview in my mirror. Got into to some pretty heavy shit man, would have made good viewing.
Sober me is really good at getting to the airport on time. Drunk me is really good at shitting my pants. Do you know how much pants cost at the airport????
my mouth is as dry as a post-menopausal camel on antidepressant's vagina.
If you bring chipotle to my house i'll let you eat your burrito out of my vagina
You know what's soul crushing? Walking to subway and find out you were too drunk to put on shoes and being denied service.
Times like this, when you talk openly about Tinkerbell being your spirit animal, are times when I'm allowed to question your sexuality.
if i get the "i'm engaged" text one more time, i'm going to shoot myself in the face so my cats won't eat it when i die alone.
I think men at large are the problem in most or all relationships. It's like trying to drag a three-legged retarded puppy through an obstacle course
If she's not going to maintain the upkeep of her vag then I'm not going to pay the rent of being her boyfriend
I told the bartender that he could give me back the tip I gave him if he outsmarted me in a battle of wits. He has yet to challenge me.
You demanded I give you a glass of water, so I set it down in front of you and you knock it over and roll in it..,
I just bought the ATT family protection plan so that I could block all of my old bar hookups from booty calling me...
Seriously? He's going to use MY birthday sex as the opportunity to ask if he can pee on me?!? I let him, but wow talk about selfish.
If it's any consolation, I've been sitting in the hallway in assless chaps for the past thirty minutes
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he just put it in my mouth and said "go"
if you force a hooker to have sex with you and dont pay her would it be rape or theft? something to ponder
Plus my stomach has been speaking through my ass all day sending notes saying "fuck you" and "this is from your liver" or "i will kill you."
No matter what I do you still love me. It's like loving a retarded kid. A retarded kid that keeps trying to sleep with you.
I am too hungover to address any of this right now, every time i move it feels like i'm being bitch slapped by the hand of God
MASS TEXT: who ever dared Todd to suck on the Clorox wipes last night.. good goin jackass. you can come visit him, hes in room 266, AFTER hes done getting his stomach pumped.
i don't know what happened by from the looks of her lipstick I'd say she was skull fucked by a rhino
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So, I was thinking... Since this restraining order doesn't go into affect until monday, that leaves us 5 days to wreck his world.
We aren't going to mix hockey and sex texts tonight.
For the first time in my life, I paid for my own alcoholic beverage last night. Am I getting ugly?
she refuses to pay for the plan b and so do i. it's the most dangerous game of chicken i've ever been involved in. but i have my pride.
She called me Spock and proceeded to ask me to 'teach her the ways of the force'. I just couldn't do it after that. No way am I fucking a girl who can't tell the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek.
I dunno if we should get high tonight man. its daylight savings. time travel is just too much for me right now.
i was shrooming and she was sobbing. i was trying to be sympathetic, but i could see the veins working like worms under her skin. and then her face stripped down to the muscle.
i wanna say it was the lack of skin on her face but maybe she lost her job.
We decided to go to McDs, but we only had a few minutes to make it to breakfast. We were sprinting full speed ahead when she tripped and you just yelled 'LEAVE HER' and kept your course.
did u really fuck my little sister???
im not saying yes or no but just know that my answer rhymes with "mess"
Dude she's 6"2, blonde and on the cheerleading team. I look like Seth Rogen's fatter, unfunny brother. What shame am I supposed to be feeling?
they say celebs die in threes. leave it to billy mays to throw in one extra COMPLETELY FREE!
Sorry for talking about super scientific shit so much last night, I know it bugs you sometimes when I don't shut up.
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after he passed out we removed everything electronic from his room, stuck in some old books and an ancient typewriter from goodwill. for 20 min. we had him convinced he'd drunk himself backward in time.
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So i guess my mom went into the kitchen and asked me why i was making mac and cheese at 4 in the morning and apparently i yelled at her to "get the fuck back bitch you don't know my life"
i would really appreciate it if you would stop texting my girlfriend.
i would really appreciate it if you would stop cock blocking me.
and then she said I drew a line on her forehead with my cum and whispered "Simba"
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You never realize just how much you have to be thankful for until you almost shit yourself in a Target.
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shit pants at work. discarded underwear.
just showed this text to the guy at west elm. luckily we did not stool ourselves in the midst of the ensuing hilarity. so you're commando now?
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Bob and Kris Wiltse pin on the rank of colonel to their daughter Gretchen M. Wiltse May 13 during a promotion ceremony at the Air Mobility Command Museum. Colonel Wiltse is the 512th Mission Support Group commander. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Marnee A.C. Losurdo)
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-- I had an interesting conversation with a friend last night. We talked about our careers, what our next assignments might be, how far we've come, and our families. We are both colonels in the military, yet neither of us set out to be a colonel. We both have successful careers and also have successful children.
Through the course of the talk, one thing became clear: When you take care of the people right in front of you every day, the long term takes care of itself.
We both took care of our careers, in that we went where we were asked, although we both also worked with our leadership to be places we could be successful parents too. We both spent several years as single military parents, balancing the role of parent, cheerleader, disciplinarian and teacher for our children with the role of leader, problem solver, mentor and standard enforcer for our Airmen and Soldiers. It's amazing how many of those roles overlap.
Each of us thought the role of squadron and company commander and the rank of lieutenant colonel was our destiny. It seemed like an achievable milestone when we were young lieutenants.
We did the right things, learned from our great cadre of NCOs and senior NCOs, tried to make a difference, got to know our folks on a personal level, and slowly climbed the ladder until we were sitting in the seats we had dreamed about long ago.
The key to each of our successes, I think, was while we ticked the required boxes, neither of us really clamored for those roles. We worked hard, had fun and took care of our folks every day. When the time came for us to meet boards, our records showed we took care of our people. In turn, our people took care of us.
I have asked Airmen what their career goals are and have heard, "I want to be a command chief or I want to be a general" on several occasions. While setting high but attainable goals is commendable, I don't ever remember saying anything like that. Neither does my friend. We both said things like, "I want to do the best job I can while I'm here, and we'll see what happens next." Neither of us has been disappointed.
We have gone to interesting places, met great people, worked hard, learned a lot and had fun along the way. My point is while each of us had a rough sketch for our life plan, we also took the jobs and locations given to us by Uncle Sam and made the most of every one. We learned about our people, did our best to make their talents shine and never worried about what was next. Neither of us has been disappointed.
The sign on my desk says, "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely, in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow! What a ride!'"
Don't spend too much time with your eye on the endpoint of your life path. Enjoy the ride along the way; you might be surprised by the result.
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Sprint to try Android 2.2 for Epic 4G, fix others
An uncovered memo has confirmed that Sprint is on the verge of retrying its botched Epic 4G update to Android 2.2 and will have some extra fixes in store for the Transform and its version of the Galaxy Tab. The Epic 4G upgrade should be pushed over a four-day period, starting from March 21, with both the promised improvements and fixes for the SD card troubles that cut it short earlier. Among the extras spotted by BGR for the 2.2 update are the expected Bluetooth improvements, the GPS fixes common to all Galaxy S phones, and Flash 10.1 support; Sprint ID is also coming as an option.
The other updates are minor and would also go live March 21. While it inaccurately claims that the Transform needs an update to 2.2, the 3G Android slider is getting Swype's keyboard for touch-only use as well as 3G hotspot support. Improvements are also coming to Sprint ID, the Sprint Zone, and Google syncing.
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A baby boy in Moscow Region has been rescued after being abandoned by his mother and named in honor of the young policeman who found him.
Lieutenant Vladislav Guskov and Captain Vyacheslav Kornyukhin were out in their patrol car when they got a call about an abandoned baby in the town of Naro-Fomisk, to the southwest of Moscow.
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They switched on sirens and lights and changed route, to rush to the scene. There they found the baby lying on the concrete floor of a stairwell.
"The child was wrapped in three bags and was already in a bad way," Guskov told Life News. And time was marching on, "We couldn't wait for an ambulance and decided to take him ourselves to hospital."
"I held the boy in my arms," he said. "The child's lips had already turned blue and I was afraid we wouldn't get there in time, so we tried to go faster. We went straight to the hospital, where they were ready for us.
"We went upstairs… And gave him to a doctor, who took a look at him and took him off us," Guskov said.
The child was named Vyacheslav in honor of Kornyukhin.
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Doctors think Vyachleslav Jr. was born in a hospital, rather than at home or on the street, and a search is on to find his mother, starting at nearby maternity wards.
Dog-handlers couldn't pick up a scent from the scene of the boy's discovery, suggesting that the new-born was brought in a car and then dumped in the stairwell, Life News reported.
Little Vyacheslav was better within a couple of days and he will probably be given over to a family soon. Prospective parents are already preparing their documents, the news portal reported.
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The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust holds the first of its annual native tree and shrub planting events from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 15 at Lake Sammamish State Park.
The day will feature food, music and booths as well as, of course, plenty of trees to plant.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- For the second time in four days, the Charleston Civic Center will host the funeral of a West Virginia state trooper.
State Police say the service for Trooper Eric Michael Workman is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the civic center. A visitation is set for 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. today at Clay County High School.
A memorial service was held at the civic center Sunday for Cpl. Marshall Bailey.
Police say Bailey and Workman were shot by a 22-year-old Oak Hill man who pulled a handgun hidden in his pants as he sat in the backseat of a cruiser. Gunman Luke Baber was later killed in a shootout with another officer.


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|AMSC To Ship D-VAR Unit To Wyoming Wind Farm
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday August 28 2007
|Westborough, Mass.-headquartered American Superconductor Corp. (AMSC), an energy technology company, has received a new order for its dynamic volt ampere reactive (D-VAR) voltage control system. [read more]
|Second Wind Places On Inc. 5,000 List
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday August 28 2007
|Second Wind, a Somerville, Mass.-based wind resource assessment company, has been ranked on Inc. magazine's first-ever list of the 5,000 fastest growing private companies in [read more]
|AAR Purchases RECs Equal To 100% Of Energy Use
|by NAW Staff on Friday August 24 2007
|AAR Corp., a Wood Dale, Ill.-headquartered provider of products and value-added services to the aerospace and defense industry, has purchased enough renewable energy certificates (REC) [read more]
|CellTrust Corp. Introduces Mobile Phone Carbon Offset Program
|by NAW Staff on Friday August 24 2007
|CellTrust Corp., a Scottsdale, Ariz.-headquartered mobile information management and delivery provider, has partnered with climate change education organization Carbonfund.org to enable travelers to carbon-offset their [read more]
|Pure Power RECs Now Green-e Certified
|by NAW Staff on Friday August 24 2007
|Pure Power, a voluntary renewable energy program offered by St. Louis-based utility AmerenUE, has had its renewable energy certificates (REC) certified by the Center for [read more]
|Tower Tech Holdings Acquires Brad Foote Gear Works
|by NAW Staff on Thursday August 23 2007
|Tower Tech Holdings Inc. has agreed to acquire Brad Foote Gear Works Inc., a Cicero, Ill.-based manufacturer of gearing systems for wind turbines up to [read more]
|Altova Offsets Energy Use With REC Purchase
|by NAW Staff on Thursday August 23 2007
|Beverly, Mass.-headquartered Altova, a developer of application and data management software, has purchased enough renewable energy credits (RECs) from Boulder, Colo.-headquartered Renewable Choice Energy to [read more]
|Greenpeace Airs Ads to Reinforce Cape Wind Support
|by NAW Staff on Thursday August 23 2007
|International environmental group Greenpeace has begun airing television ads in Massachusetts targeting opponents of the proposed Cape Wind project, which is slated to be the [read more]
|Schneider Power Reports Good Performance From First Wind Farm
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday August 22 2007
|According to Toronto-headquartered Schneider Power Inc., the Providence Bay Wind Farm, the company's first operational facility in its planned 1,477 MW wind energy portfolio, has [read more]
|Consumers Energy RE Program Hits 10,000 Enrollments
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday August 21 2007
|Customer enrollment in the Green Generation program, a renewable energy option offered by Jackson, Mich.-based Consumers Energy, has reached 10,000 - up from 2,500 just [read more]
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Tequila infused with strawberries and raspberries. Spicy dill pickles. Jalapeño jelly. Peach-raspberry crisp. Granola. Pesto. Smores. Whoopie pies and a dozen eggs. What's this, a shopping list? Nope. These are the things people brought to All Good Bakers (160 Quail St., Albany) on a sweltering Sunday in July. Brought, mind you, not bought, to trade with each other at a food swap organized by the From Scratch Club.
The latest stage of the DIY food phenomenon, food swaps have been holding American imaginations and kitchens hostage, and have recently arrived in Albany. Evolving in the way that canning arises from gardening—too many tomatoes necessitates learning how to make sauce and salsa—homemade food fans often find they have too much of a good thing and want to trade.
The contemporary genesis can be traced to Brooklyn, where Kate Payne, author of The Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking, wanted to trade some marmalade for some honey. She and the honey maker guessed there were a ton of other food crafters who were likely in the same boat, and hosted a swap. That was in March 2010. Now there are food swaps in major cities and multiple swaps in places with strong foodie-homesteady-gardening vibes, like San Francisco.
Locally, the From Scratch Club, a group of women who blog regularly (fromscratchclub.wordpress.com) and meet up monthly for food-related adventures, held their first food swap on the occasion of Kate Payne's visit this spring. The author was touring her book through house parties and Christina Davis, founder of the group and editor of the blog, invited her to Saratoga Springs. The book party featured a potluck dessert, book signing and the first swap, which was popular enough to warrant repeats. The repeats take place at Common Threads, a knitting store on Beekman Street.
The third event was held on the third Wednesday in July. Jars of candied ginger, kombucha scobies and homemade sour cream sit on tables. Colorful skeins and impossible handknit sweaters serve as background while women scan the swap offerings: jams and hot sauces, English muffins with homemade honey butter, grain-free granola, challah, Asian coleslaw, and whole meals like chicken mole.
At this swap in Saratoga, as well as the one in Albany, participants—who sign up online for a limited number of free tickets—sign into the swap, put on a nametag, and are greeted by Davis. She helps people find a table to display their offerings and shows them how to fill out sheets with some basic ingredient info.
"Really, it's like going to a party where it's everyone's birthday," wrote Heather Parlato about a food swap in Los Angeles on LAist, a website about the city. A story about the Portland, Ore., swap scene connected bartering to the state's pioneer past. The swaps in this area feel very funky and friendly. Davis lays the ground rules at the start: You don't have to swap for something you don't want. "Put your name down on whatever you want," she instructs. "They might not want what you have, anyway. Swapping is one for one."
The Saratoga swap celebrates the birthday of Common Threads owner Ashley Gardner with homemade cupcakes, dotted with blueberries and topped with a swirl of Swiss Meringue buttercream that somehow stands tough and luscious in the heat. Swappers sip sangria and seltzer, and discuss what they've brought. One woman jokes about swapping anything and everything for a cute guy on TV. In Albany, people snack on a nice spread provided by All Good Bakers Britin and Nick Foster, and chat. Word of the food swaps spread through Twitter and Facebook, leading food friends to sign up and come together. A couple of men are at this swap but most of the crowd are in sundresses and sandals.
Alex Hauptman, a vet assistant, and Nicole Karis, teacher and member of the band Hot Cousin, have done other food swaps on an informal basis and brought some hot commodities to this event: "kickass chocolate pecan pie" and "espresso brownie stacks with cheesecake dipping sauce."
"I started making a lot of dipping sauces because it's a great way to glorify food," said Karis, who hoped that all the brownies wouldn't swap so she could take some home herself. "When I do things for other people, I try to do things that you wouldn't do for yourself."
At a certain point in the swap, all browsing ends and silence descends as people get to work and sign up for what they'd like, leaving a note with what they'd like to trade for. Waiting for the official swapping to begin, the air vibrates with want. There is some reticence in the air, too. Not everyone knows each other, and even if everyone loves food, not everyone will love your food. If a swap is like a birthday party, all the gifts are unwrapped, and everyone covets certain shining presents. The professional baker who brought the pull-apart cinnamon buns is crowded with offers. While not everyone can get the great-great goods, it's hard to make a bad swap. People fill totebags and baskets with what they've traded, and smiles are plenty.
If this whets your appetite, get cooking or canning and sign up online at From Scratch Club for the next swap, which will be Sunday (Aug. 22) from 4-6 PM at All Good Bakers.


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|Mitochondrial dysfunction in optic neuropathies: animal models and therapeutic options.
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|PMID: 23302804 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|PURPOSE OF REVIEW: We review the recent advances in animal models generated to study the complexities of mitochondrial optic neuropathies and the therapeutic strategies proposed for these disorders.
RECENT FINDINGS: We have recently witnessed a rapid proliferation of animal models attempting to recapitulate the clinical and pathogenic features of human genetic mitochondrial optic neuropathies, that is Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON) and dominant optic atrophy (DOA). Although the generation of an animal model of disorders due to nuclear gene defects is well established and technically feasible, for mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)-based diseases, there have been major limitations. Notwithstanding these difficulties, various approaches circumvented the problem by proposing biochemical or tissue-specific delivery models of mutant mtDNA able to induce retinal ganglion cell disease, contextually providing gene therapy solutions. Recently, the first mito-mice model of LHON has also been reported. In addition to gene therapy, new generation quinone-derived molecules and other strategies based on pharmacological activation of mitochondrial biogenesis are currently being tested, with the first clinical trials being initiated in humans.
SUMMARY: Major advancements have been achieved in delivering mtDNA to mitochondria and generating faithful animal models of mtDNA-based optic neuropathy. The availability of these approaches, including animal models of nuclear-encoded optic neuropathies, provides unprecedented opportunities to test therapies, both genetic and pharmacological, paving the road to clinical trials in humans.
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It's all about football all the time, isn't it?
Funny how this has evolved. Use the Broncos as an example. We not only follow the season. There's also the preseason. The playoffs. Offseason? There isn't any. The NFL draft. Leading up to the NFL draft. The scouting combine. Workouts. Minicamps. Training camp. Free-agent signing period.
Add hefty helpings of ongoing fan speculation and coaching changes from a large, ever-turning carousel, and we have year-round football.
"It's the nature of the business," Manny Wasinger said. "At the end of the day, there's lots of turnover."
He's part of it, at the schoolboy level. For 25 years, 23 as head coach until 2007, Wasinger led Alamosa's Mean Moose. He was a fixture in the San Luis Valley. Wasinger stayed a part of it the past five years as Adams State's assistant head coach and offensive coordinator. And he will continue to be part of the area. He accepted the head coaching job at Monte Vista, about a 17-mile drive from his home.
Like most coaches, he said he followed his heart.
"I went to the college level and said I'd do it for five years," said Wasinger, 52. "A great opportunity. I enjoyed it a lot. But at the end of the day, my passion is teaching and coaching in high school."
Wasinger, who built the Mean Moose into a power — Alamosa won two state championships: Class 3A in 2006, when quarterback Clay Garcia was The Denver Post Gold Helmet winner; and in 2001, when Wasinger was named coach of the year — is a local find for the Class 1A Pirates.
He has a 190-78 career record, and the Pirates are coming off a 9-2 season that included the Southern Peaks League title, their third in succession. They have won 15 consecutive league games.
Wasinger already has begun teaching at Monte Vista (physical education and weightlifting). Of course, there were additional circumstances about why the school had an opening. According to athletic director Greg Jones, an assistant fell off scaffolding and suffered broken bones and ribs. The previous head coach ran afoul of the law, so Jones, who planned to be a fill-in as an assistant for 2012, had to take over. Jones is a former player for and assistant with Wasinger, which he said made for an interesting interview, and principal Scott Wiedeman played for Monte Vista against Wasinger's Alamosa teams.
"How about that?" Wasinger said.
Ultimately, he's back where he belongs.
"College was good, and I learned a lot of football," he said. "You're dealing with young adults. But I can have more influence here. You're still molding them."
Just another reason it's all about football all the time, even at the high school level.
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AAPL volatility?
Despite Apple stock's strong performance in 2004, Wall Street analysts still have a , according CNN/Money: "According to Thomson/First Call, eleven analysts have Apple rated a 'buy' or 'strong buy' while 12 have it rated a 'hold.' Shares are trading at nearly 44 times fiscal 2005 earnings estimates of $1.49 so they are not cheap. Then again, earnings are expected to more than double this year and grow at an average rate of 20 percent annually for the next few years. And the company does have nearly $14 a share in cash on its balance sheet. If you subtract that, the company's underlying business is trading at about 33 times estimates. That's still pricey but it's more in line with the P/E ratios of hardware companies Dell and Gateway....So if you're a long-term investor, it's hard to find any worms in the Apple story. But investors should realize that the stock could be volatile in the near-term. Expectations for hot new products coming out of Macworld and strong earnings are so high that the slightest disappointment could trigger a violent sell off."


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The Grateful Dead went into the Fillmore West run from early 1969 with the intention of finally recording their true personality on tape. They succeeded in ways even The Magnificent Seven could not have possibly imagined as their live legacy continues to this day to attract collectors in multiple and controversial official and archival download releases. The resulting document, Live/Dead, was mainly culled from 2/27 — "Dark Star> St. Stephen" — and 3/2 — "Death Don't Have No Mercy" and "Feedback> And We Bid You Goodnight." Two additional tracks — "The Eleven" and "Lovelight" — were recorded on 1/26/69 at San Francisco's Avalon Ballroom. Live/Dead solidified the band's position as the premier acid rock group with the ability to perform an incredibly structured sequence of psychedelic improvisation. The band also augmented their trippy sound with Tom Constanten's keyboards, which brought a wonderfully baroque tone to the wavy gravy artistic canvas that was the Grateful Dead circa '68-'69.
This 3-CD set is a "Best Of" collection from that legendary four-night stand in true Cinerama Technicolor HDCD bliss. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better example of when the band performed a run as hot as this San Francisco stretch. How good were these gigs? Well... this set is actually a condensed version of a limited edition 10,000 pressing of a 10-CD set that encompasses the entire four nights, which sold out months ago. No need to worry, however, as these three discs parallel the somewhat standard (and uncharacteristic) set list that these shows had. Normally, the Dead played a mixed bag of songs that would appear at any time during a set. During the Fillmore stand, the band tried to play almost a cinematic multiple take series of songs as they wanted the best version of set pieces like "Dark Star> St. Stephen," "The Eleven," and "Lovelight." Is this collection a good start for the new Head? Sure. It is also a must-have for the serious old tripster who wants to hear these recordings in a near flawless mix.
Ahhh... but let's not be so linear about this oceanic tidal wave of interstellar surf music.
Let's pick through the treasure chest at random, shall we? Some of the goodies are downright extraordinary and positively rare. There are two VERY noticeable cuts in the 25-minute "Jam" from 3/2/69 on CD 3, but that is really Deadhead nitpicking at its worst. Overall, this jam ventures all over the place as Jerry Garcia and then Phil Lesh lead a full-frontal assault on the crowd until the band moves the tempo up several notches to the zenith level and kicks into a very loose and raucous version of "Caution."
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is The Kind.
Other passages are just as mind-blowing as CD 2 will probably wear out by the spring in my disc player. The sweet little disc contains the huge platter of LSD-25 sonic pleasure that is classic headiness, brah: an acoustic "Mountains of the Moon" floating into the opening strands of "Dark Star> St. Stephen> The Eleven> Death Don't Have No Mercy." A 23-minute "The Other One" smokes throughout as the long monster of Wagner rock reaches towards the netherworld and brings back a few chunks of magma blocks that burn the ears. This cut was, like much of the set, very rare in the past. Not no mo, sho nuff.
"Turn On Your Lovelight" is from 2/28/69 and features a restrained Ron "Pigpen" McKernan in a less than perverted fashion, which wasn't always the case with his lengthy backdoor monologues during this chestnut, but it showcases the Dead ripping through the power chord sections that always book-ended Pig's rap. Live stage banter circulated quite a bit during this early era, and there's a fine bit of this before Pig's other showpiece, "I'm A King Bee." The band is farting around with the lick from the early 60s rave-up "Wipeout," and Lesh promptly ends such a sonic discussion of earthy surf music with the quip: "I thought we came here to listen to psychedelic music."
Garcia, always the prankster, retorts: "You came to the wrong place."
Well... as always, Captain Trips was being modest. There isn't an unessential note on this 3-CD set of scrumptious psychedelic music from the Good Ole '69 Grateful Dead. I unfurl my mat, light my Nag Champa incense, and repeat my mantra: "Breathe it. Live it. Turn on some younger folks like a good Head."
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Great story. I miss the dead and the dead scene!!!!!! My son bought me a beautiful hand scetched picture of Jerry and alll the memories of the good old days came back. I toured with the dead only in the mid to late eighties and very early ninties (so I dont go back to the original days when they first started; I wasnt even born yet) anyway.....the memories of the community and family that I had met and lived with from show to show all came back to me this past Christmas. They were great times and I sure did learn a lot about life. Where can I go to download old shows that the tapers used to record at every show? I no longer have a collection because those were cassette tapes and I dont even think I even own one of those any more. I would love to re-start a collection on cd if possible. I miss those tapes, and god only knows what happend to them. I think I only have 2 left. Again....where can I go to either download some shows, or is there a cd trader community out there?
hey shell0313 go to www.nugs.net and click stash in the top right hand corner to get some sick dead downloads
shell0313, check out the live music archives at www.archive.org. If you see something you like that's not available for download, or if you need the full 10 disc version of these shows, shoot me an email at email@example.com and I can hook you up, always looking for people to trade with. Enjoy.


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keep it classy Rhi-rhi.
I think it's guaranteed she will be fucking someone that night.
Someone? More like somefive.
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fucking gross.
Ill bet that Johnson & Johnson wishes they were there to catch and bottle that fragrance for their new millennium nuclear roach spray.
Joke. Too.Long.Not.Funny.
that joke.funny.over.your.head.because.youre.blowing.your.dog
STFU and move along kiddo
Not funny at all. You thought you had something witty/snarky to say. You didn't. Get back to fingering your mom's asshole.
is that Slam thing an advertising banner or a splatter shield?
Is that a festering herpes boil on her inside left thigh next to the Gooch? Yum…
One of the most overrated tart there is. Mediocre music and definately not a looker. I don't understant what's the fuzz.
She looks like she'd be a lot of fun.


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A Sudanese woman condemned to death earlier this month for converting to Christianity has given birth in prison. Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, was sentenced to death by hanging for marrying a Christian man.
Ibrahim's father was Muslim, but due to his absence she was raised according to the religion of her mother, a…
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Three Men Start a Concert Revolution, Hope to Stop Rampant Cell Phone Recording - Posted August 2, 2013
When Lollapalooza kicks off its annual Chicago invasion today, there will inevitably be the droves of concertgoers who spend more time recording music on their smartphones than actually watching the music, which this year comes from the likes ... [GalleyCat]