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Discussion in 'Free Thoughts' started by Orleander, Dec 6, 2009.
why why why don't they ever see Mona Lisa? :shrug:
Jesus is everwhare.!!!
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thanks cluless. always nice to see a dogs a-hole before breakfast. always appreciate when you post those images...keep up the good waork and keep showing your artistic side.
That's an easy one - because they see exactly what they WANT to see.
I think it looks like someone tried to iron polyester at to high a temp and burned it on the iron. But hey that is just me..
And I think the Dog A-Hole was a better sighting of Christ anyway beings as it is mostly crap anyway.. Oh damn I said that out load.
He looks bigger then 500 feet.
Looks like Getty Lee to me.
so what happened next?
The UN put sanctions against him for causing such a stir now he is homeless in Hoboken.
Because everyone on earth has seen the Mona Lisa and we'd all yell in unison, "Hey you idiot, that doesn't look like the Mona Lisa!"
On the other hand, no one knows what Jesus and the Virgin Mary looked like. In fact there is considerable controversy over whether they were even real historical figures or just fables like Paul Bunyan.
The Rule of Laplace reminds us that extraordinary assertions must be supported by extraordinary evidence before we are obliged to treat them with respect, and if ever there was an extraordinary assertion, the life story of Jesus--from the virgin birth through the loaves and fishes down to the resurrection--is certainly one.
So when someone says that this tortilla is the image of Jesus or that dog poop looks just like Mary, the proper response is, "How the hell would you know?"
its getting too crazy with all these sightings.
It seems to mostly happen within hispanic communities. I guess this might sound somewhat racists, but they seem much more prone to freaking out over superstitious stuff, both religious and "secular".
Maybe for the Virgin Mary, because a large number of them are Catholic. I don't think Protestant faiths put much stock in her.
But I think a lot of religions see Jesus when/where they want to.
Well I have been saying for years that Jesus was a Time traveling Mexican from the year 6064.
This picture is based on an actual painting of serious religious art.
First, why does Jesus fade away in the lower extremities? I know the artist wanted to avoid showing him interacting with any part of the physical environment -- but in that case, does his knuckle make a noise when he knocks on the wall?
The artist is Harry Anderson.
Anyway he must be having an effect because.
This is my favorite of all of these:
Scifers, meet Cheesus. Cheesus, Scifers.
Well you'r mosly rite about that... but i know what Jesus looks like cause he apeared to me in a Tortilla i made... yep he look esactly like an Alien.!!!
An who woud you say this is.???
Looks like the apostle John to me..
Hmmm... yes it does... especialy aroun the eyes.!!!
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Who Is a Jew?
I walked out of the Jewish Museum's new exhibition, "The Jewish Identity Project" thinking that identity is a strange and a slippery thing. "Identity" is where the person that you feel yourself to be on the inside intersects with the person that society perceives on the outside. "Identity" is the point at which an individual comes up against categories like skin color, class, citizenship, nationality, and religion. These are treacherous categories. They decide social status. At some points in history, they have determined whether a person lived or died. But there is always ambiguity at the boundaries of these categories. This exhibit features portraits of people whose identity as Jews challenges certain stereotypes of "race" or behavior.
As you enter the exhibit, you see huge photographs of men, women, and children, some at weddings or other obviously Jewish settings. These are faces of all shapes, sizes, and skin tones. "Are Jews white folks?" asks one exhibit. One answer to this question comes from Avishai Mekonen, an Ethiopian Israeli searching for other "Jews of color" in America. At the opposite extreme, two Jewish men strike American Gothic poses against the white railings of their Midwestern porch. They are totally indistinguishable from their neighbors in their town on the prairie. The face of American Judaism is the face of humanity. It is exciting to see the Jewish Museum exploring and celebrating the internal diversity of American Jewry.
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Mac OS X's Mail program has a very handy feature called 'Previous Recipients' that does a very nice thing: It saves a list of every person and email address you've ever sent an email to. Then, it automatically fills in that person's email address when you type it or the person's name in the 'To' field in a new message. This is usually a good thing, because it saves you time (you don't have to look up the address again!).
However, there are times when you want to send an email to a specific email address for that person, and the email address that Mail automatically inserts is—gasp!—the wrong address. For example, I want to send an email to my friend John, so I type in "John" in the To field. Mail fills in the address I usually send emails to: firstname.lastname@example.com. But I want to send the mail to John's alternate address, email@example.com... and I want to start sending emails to that address rather than to his first email address all the time. There are two easy solutions to this problem:
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- You can Go into Mail's "Previous Recipients" window, search for John's old email address, delete it, and never have to worry about it appearing automatically again! I'm going to take this approach.
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You will see a window with a listing of every email address/name you've ever sent an email to. Click in the search field, then type in the name/email of the address you want to remove, and then click on their name and hit the "Remove from List" button.
That's all there is to it! Now you want have the wrong name automatically filling your emails anymore, and you can streamline your email sending procedures.
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Permalink Submitted by Chris Maack (not verified) on July 29, 2009 - 10:13pm.
I have tried to get rid of old obsolete e-mail addresses, first by correcting them in my Address Book, secondly by searching for them in the Previous Recipients list and deleting them. But there are some that are in neither place. If I'm not careful, they pop into the TO field when I am writing to the people and type in part of their name, and if I don't notice, the post bounces and I have to start over. The guy at the Mac store (the smarter guy) was not familiar with this problem. It's quite annoying.
@ Chris Maack - quite
Permalink Submitted by Jeff Geerling on July 29, 2009 - 10:57pm.
@ Chris Maack - quite annoying indeed! I've never experienced that... You might want to consider clearing out mail's preferences (in your user folder > Library > Preferences). That may not help, but it's worth a shot.
Personal site: jeffgeerling.com.
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Permalink Submitted by Dubologist (not verified) on February 4, 2010 - 3:09am.
I have a mass email out to do and want to make use of the huge database I have on my Mac Mail previous recipients. How do I that.
Unfortunately, there doesn't
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Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to mass email those in your previous recipient list.
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I found the solution on Apple-Support and thanks to V.K.
Quit mail and adressbook and delete the /user/username/library/application support/addressbook/
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Geeske Bijker Rotterdam was the visual art capital of the Netherlands this weekend. Besides the high art gathering of Art Rotterdam, there were many other initiatives like RAW, Re:Rotterdam, Paviljoen and Object. To much for one day, so I decided to narrow down to 'Re:' and 'RAW'. Re: Rotterdam is held is in an empty […]
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Tomorrow Museum de Pont in Tilburg will have a chat with Vincent Dams in their auditorium about his career and work. We also blogged about Vincent's exposition 'Bits and Pieces' last month, which you can still go and see at Luycks Gallery. kunstenaarsgesprek: Vincent Dams donderdag 14 april, aanvang 20.00 uur, zaal open 19.30 uur […]
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Vincent Dams was a guest at Incubate 2009 as part of the New Jacks project. At Luycks Gallery, you can now view his exposition 'Bits and Pieces' until April 16th. You can check out the full description (in Dutch) when clicking 'Read More' and here's an example of his work. More on the website of […]
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Michiel van de Weerthof – Variations sur 4'33″ New Jacks artists Vincent Dams, Michiel van de Weerthof and Merijn Denkers were asked to do a interpretation of John Cage's 4'33″ for HTV de IJsberg. Vincent Dams – Ughe, Ughe, Ughe nr.2 (A coughing Whelk for John Cage's 4'33″) Merijn Denkers – 00:04:33 minutes at 25 […]
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Lovely country auberge, family run, in a lovely setting, with a very creative (and reasonable) menu.
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Four of us enjoyed a lovely Sunday (rainy) lunch at this restaurant located just below the medieval town of Belves (in the Dordogne). The four course menus were 29 and 34 euros with entree, main, a lovely cheese tray and dessert (and a very nice amuse bouche to begin). The amuse bouche consisted of 3 tiny treats of a tomato tartlet, and tomato cream sort of mousse, and a third item I can't recall...but loved it at the time. The service was very efficient, and every plate was beautifully constructed and delicious. Our lunch was an event that confirmed for me that this little out of the way auberge is what is so wonderful about France. I would highly recommend without reservation.
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McDONOUGH — A McDonough man was more than legally drunk and was in possession of a sawed-off shotgun when he tried to run down an officer early Wednesday morning, said police.
Kenneth Earl Wray, 35, of Beaver Run Trace in McDonough, is being held in the Henry County Jail on $30,000 bond for felony obstruction of an officer, possession of a sawed-off shotgun, DUI and driving on a suspended license.
Police said Wray was standing outside his vehicle Wednesday about 5:27 a.m. on Willow Trace Drive in McDonough. When the officer approached, Wray got in his car and cranked it up. The officer gave him a command to shut off the car while standing in front of it. Wray put the car in drive and drove toward the officer, said police.
The officer drew his service weapon and ran to his right to avoid the oncoming car, with Wray refusing to stop, said police. Two officers pursued Wray until they lost sight of the car.
Police said another officer made the traffic stop. Officers found a Marlin model 336 rifle with the stock cut down and the barrel sawed-off below 16 inches in Wray's front passenger area. Once in custody, Wray blew a .213, more than twice the legal limit of .08, said police.
A McDonough man is being held in the Henry County Jail for allegedly snatching up a toddler by her ankles and terrifying her, said police.
Nicholas Robert Miller, 22, of Stroud Road, is charged with first-degree cruelty to children and simple battery. Police said Miller yanked a 20-month-old girl off the floor by her ankles and onto his lap while he was in a kneeling position and she was lying on the floor in front of him.
The alleged Nov. 9 incident was witnessed by the child's mother. Police said the child cried frantically and shook uncontrollably.
Chief Magistrate Judge Robert Godwin set a $10,000 bond.
Three Stockbridge men are charged in connection with the undercover drug buy of MDMA Wednesday evening on Brentwood Parkway. Agents with the Flint Circuit Drug Task Force arrested Rodriguez Dante Scandrett, 24, of Banks Road, Jared Williams, 18, of Sunderland Way, and Lawrence Broughton, 22, of Due West Drive, on various charges.
Scandrett is charged with forgery in the first degree, giving false name and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Agents said he completed paperwork Nov. 18 to be a confidential informant but gave someone else's name and date of birth. He is also charged with having 20 individual bags of marijuana for sale.
Scandrett is being held on $10,000 bond on the forgery charge but has to petition Superior Court for a bond on the more serious charges.
Agents said Broughton drove one of the men to the drug transaction and struggled with officers during the arrest. He is charged with obstruction of an officer.
Williams also resisted arrest and officers had to use a stun gun to control him, said police. He is charged with possession of marijuana and MDMA and obstruction of an officer.
In other court action:
• Alan Blalock, 35, of Fieldview Drive in McDonough, was charged with simple battery under the Family Violence Act. Police said he slapped his ex-wife on the back of the head with an open hand in front of his 12-year-old son Dec. 30.
• Adam Lamarcus Pate, 19, of River Trace in McDonough, is charged with burglary in the second degree by the McDonough Police Department. Police said he broke into a home Wednesday at Madelin Court and stole a flat-screen television.
When confronted by officers, Pate dropped the set and was caught 10 feet away. A second suspect fled the scene. Pate is being held on $25,000 bond.
• Andres Cano-Gomez, 19, of North Henry Boulevard in Stockbridge, has been charged with battery under the Family Violence Act. Police said Cano-Gomez attacked his live-in girlfriend and mother of his child Wednesday night. The woman suffered reddening and bruising to her arm and cuts on her shoulder and lip.
• Reginald Leeandre Holden, 36, of Ridgeview Trail in Jonesboro, was arrested Wednesday for criminal trespass. Police said he went into a garage in Hampton and was going through property of the owner without his permission. Police said the owner caught him in the act and closed the garage door to hold him until officers arrived.
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What are the feds to do on marijuana?
Under Vermont law, those who are on the medical marijuana registry can legally grow or buy marijuana from a registered dispensary and consume the drug. Their actions, though, are still illegal under federal law.
That conundrum has entered into every discussion about changing state laws regarding marijuana. The issue was heightened further when Colorado and Washington state last year legalized small amounts of marijuana.
Sen. Patrick Leahy announced Monday his Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing next month on the conflict between state and federal marijuana laws, bringing Attorney General Eric Holder in to testify. The hearing will be held at 10 a.m. Sept. 10 in the Hart Senate Office Building in Washington.
Leahy said hes seeking clarity from the Obama administration on its enforcement policies and an assurance for state officials responsible for the licensing of marijuana retailers that they will not face federal criminal penalties for carrying out their duties under those state laws.
It is important, especially at a time of budget constraints, to determine whether it is the best use of federal resources to prosecute the personal or medicinal use of marijuana in states that have made such consumption legal, Leahy said in a statement. I believe that these state laws should be respected. At a minimum, there should be guidance about enforcement from the federal government.
TERRI HALLENBECK — The deadline is nearing for applications to run the states fourth medical marijuana dispensary. If the process goes anything like the first three, it will be something like this:
It will be long, detailed and not for the faint of heart or the cash poor. Unique issues will arise because dispensaries are in an odd business of legally selling something that is otherwise illegal.
Though the applicants have to file detailed information about who they are, how they plan to run a dispensary and where they are getting their money, state officials will tell us all very little about any of it, ostensibly to protect patient confidentiality but also because it seems to give them the jitters, what with marijuana being otherwise illegal.
If and when the dispensary finally opens, it will generate little attention. Just about the only complaints will be that the marijuana is not covered by medical insurance.
In the two months since Shayne Lynn started operating the Champlain Valley Dispensary, hes learned a lot, attracted more customers than he expected and had no interactions with the local police, he said.
Burlington Police Chief Mike Schirling, who had been worried about having a dispensary in the city, said Monday, Im not aware of any issues.
Lindsay Wells, the states marijuana program administrator, said the state has received few complaints about the first dispensaries, and only from patients with concerns about access, not from the general public.
Some patients didnt realize its not covered by insurance, Wells said. Others registered complaints about not being able to reach a dispensary, but those issues have been resolved, she said.
Lynn thought hed have about 75 clients by now. He has 175. People had been waiting for this, he said. We didnt realize how anxious people are to have this. People say, My God, this is such a relief.
The Champlain Valley Dispensary operates from an unmarked office near Burlingtons Waterfront. Lynn is not allowed by the state to reveal its location, a fact that he said has been both good and bad as customers, who make appointments via telephone or the Internet. Some customers initially have had a hard time finding the dispensary, but there have also been no security issues. (The dispensary does have an online address it can reveal at www.cvdvt.org.)
Dispensaries are allowed to sell various forms of marijuana for medical use by appointment to Vermonters with qualifying conditions who have signed up for the states medical marijuana registry and designated a dispensary. Dispensaries opened in Burlington and Montpelier in June. A third dispensary is due to open soon in Brandon. Those all came out of the first application process last year and took a year or more to come to fruition.
The state has one more opening for a medical marijuana dispensary and is accepting applications through Sept. 3, as the law allows a total of four statewide. Wells said shes heard from several people interested in applying and expects applications will come in at the deadline. Thats what happened last time, Wells said.
The application has a daunting $2,500 non-refundable fee. A successful applicant then gets to pay a $20,000 one-year registration fee. A successful dispensary operator gets to pay a $30,000 annual renewal fee after the first year. The dispensary also has to pay a $50 fee for each employees identification card, plus the cost of a criminal background check on each employee and the cost of laboratory tests for the marijuana.
When legislators voted to allow four dispensaries in the state, Public Safety officials pegged their budget to the amount that fees from the dispensaries would bring in. Wells said, however, that the program could manage budget-wise if a fourth dispensary does not qualify.
Not all applicants succeed. Wells said the state turned two of them down last year. The five-page application lists a host of measures by which applicants are judged.
The law seeks four dispensaries in geographically diverse areas of the state. Location will be taken into account, Wells said, but it alone wont qualify or disqualify an applicant.
Lynn said having another one in Chittenden County would be unwise, as the area likely could not support it.
He said he believes the dispensary will be financially viable for the nonprofit corporation, but some of the states restrictions make that difficult. Among those challenges, the dispensary is only allowed to have one client at a time on the premises. If somebody cancels an appointment, that means the dispensary has no customer for that time slot. He said state officials have been open to making adjustments to such rules.


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I had a birthday this week. Yep. Turned another year older.
I got this idea in my head last week that I didn't want my birthday to be a big deal. I just wanted the day to pass by under the radar without a big fuss. I'm not entirely sure now why I was feeling that way, but it seemed important at the time. I'm not comfortable being the center of attention. So I went to my FaceBook account and changed the privacy settings so that my birthday was no longer advertised there.
Monday morning arrived and as I was getting out of bed to greet the day, Mark was coming home from the night shift and heading to bed. Before he hit the sack, he wished me a quick happy birthday.
"Mmm," I said.
"Mmm," he asked? "What does that mean?"
"Eh," I said.
When I arrived at work, I knew that there would be no hiding the fact that it was my birthday. Thanks to some of my favorite coworkers, festive decorations adorned every wall of my cubicle and hung from the ceiling above. I couldn't help but smile. My cubicle is located in a high traffic area and all day long it seemed that every person who walked by made it a point to stop and wish me a happy day.
And not only had my coworkers remembered my birthday, my FaceBook friends had too, in spite of the fact that I'd tried to hide it from them. My email began to fill up with FaceBook notifications telling me that birthday greetings, a lot of them, were waiting for me when I chose to log in again.
My spirits were so uplifted! So many people took the time to stop and offer me birthday wishes. It felt great! I couldn't remember why I wanted to let the day pass just like any other ordinary day. What was I thinking? In some ways, my day was just like any other. But sprinkled throughout my ordinary day were constant reminders of the fact that I am surrounded by wonderful people.
My coworker and friend, Lori gave me a gift. She said she didn't mean to set a gift-giving precedent, "but sometimes you run across something that is just so perfect, you can't pass it up."
It's a 2013 Blake Shelton Calendar! How great is that? It's a true friend who appreciates your celebrity crush and buys you the calendar! Have I mentioned my crush on Blake Shelton? It's become one of the office jokes. Whenever Blake Shelton's name comes up, someone will be sure to point out that he is "Terri's boyfriend." I like him so much that Abby drew him at my request!
So there was Blake. And there was cake. Delicious, chocolate cake with whipped topping. We shared it during our lunch break and it was good!
My kids all sent birthday wishes via text message. My "little" brother sent one to0, saying "Happy Birthday, old lady!"
I sent one back saying, "Thanks! You just wish you looked this good even at your young age!" (Because this is the kind of thing you can get away with saying to your "little" brother whose beard is gray and yet he has the nerve to call me an old lady!)
And when I came home from work, there was a present waiting for me. Mark tried to act like nothing was up, when all the while, he was just waiting for me to discover his present. He put it on my bathroom vanity because he knew I'd go in there eventually, which I did because I do sometimes use the bathroom! The bathroom is a strange place to find a big box wrapped in shiny paper, by the way, but good one, Mark!
So I opened my big shiny present in the bathroom and discovered this:
Racquetball stuff! My very own racquet and safety goggles and pink balls! I actually squealed in delight. I did. I don't make a habit of squealing much, but the situation called for it. This is a great gift! My hubby done good! I guess I have to get serious about this racquetball thing now and stop running into walls and bruising my forearm when I'm playing.
Later on at bowling, there were pumpkin bars in my honor, more birthday wishes, and I was even serenaded with the Birthday Song by the Who's Up team.
By the time my day came to an end, I thought about what a wonderful, happy day it had been and how fortunate I am to be surrounded by good friends and loving family. And to think I was all too willing to say no thanks to such a day! A friend of mine left me a FaceBook message telling me, "Celebrate your life, Terri. It's a beautiful thing."
I think next year, assuming I'm lucky enough to welcome another birthday, I will take her advice. Willingly, this time.


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Favorite weekend ritual: Working in my art studio.
Best place to browse or shop: Goodwill, Goodwill Outlet, garage sales, antique stores, sample sales, The Fashion Mall and Broad Ripple Vintage.
Your "Death Row" meal: The grilled cheese at SoBro Cafe and the grasshopper-flavored ice cream at Broad Ripple Ice Cream.
Best place to take out-of-town visitors to show off what's uniquely Indianapolis: Broad Ripple or Massachusetts Avenue.
Favorite local watering hole: I don't have a favorite watering hole yet since I'm underage.
Best thing going on in your neighborhood right now: Clowes Hall is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and it has an incredible mosaic created by Indiana artists on display.
Favorite place to go for creative inspiration: The Indianapolis Museum of Art and Broad Ripple.
Best place to take the kids for fun: The Indianapolis Art Center has a really cool arts garden, fun art classes for kids and is located near the Monon Trail. It was my favorite place to go growing up in Indianapolis.
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Biltmore Estate's Christmas wine is now available at the Biltmore winery or at the gift shop outside the front gate.
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Asheville may be best known as Beer City, but wine has its own place on the local scene. And with the holidays almost here, a bottle of wine makes a great gift or an addition to festive dinners.
For local flavor and a day-long outing, it's hard to beat the Biltmore Estate winery. Continuing a tradition that dates to 1996, Biltmore has released a special Christmas white, with flavors of spice, citrus, lime and honey. Biltmore wines can be purchased on the estate, or get them at the gift shop at the front entrance.
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What huge Obamacare mess will be next? Betsy McCaughey's updated book "Beating Obamacare 2014" reveals the next disasters that the Affordable Care Act is about the spring on the public. She joined Brian, Ben and Elisha on the Morning Answer to talk about her book and what lies ahead.
"The real issue with Obamacare is that people need more of the truth about what in these health plans and that's why I wrote the book," explained McCaughey. "I've been hearing from people who have pre-existing conditions or cancer, MS, Parkinson's Disease and they go on these exchanges to sign up for one of these plans and then… 'whoomp!' They find out after they sign up that they can no longer get…the doctors that are treating them and they can no longer get medications they've come to rely on."
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SOMERST -- Crystal Blanton, 23, of Somerset was sentenced to five years imprisonment following a sentencing hearing in Pulaski Circuit Court, according to Commonwealth's Attorney Eddy F. Montgomery.
According to UNITE Prosecutor David L. Dalton, an undercover operative was able to purchase crack cocaine from Blanton on two occasions in August 2006. Blanton was indicted by the Pulaski County Grand Jury on September 27, 2006, and was immediately arrested. Following her arrest, Blanton told officers that she had sold Cocaine at least 50 times prior.
Blanton pled guilty to the charges on May 20.
At her sentencing hearing Friday, July 6, Blanton urged the court to probate her sentence. Blanton stated that she had turned her life around and simply wanted to be a mother to her two children.
Dalton objected, noted that there was no hint of Blanton selling all those drugs out of an addiction. Rather, it was clear that she simply sold the drugs for the money and that she had already been shown leniency in a five-year sentence recommendation. Dalton stated that Blanton had only served 23 days in jail prior to the hearing and that it would be unjust to sell that much cocaine and only serve 23 days.
Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey T. Burdette, upon reviewing Blanton's criminal history, noted that she had previously been convicted of possession of marijuana and had avoided a jail sentence - simply getting a fine. Judge Burdette told Blanton that she should have taken advantage of that break if she was truly interested in improving herself.
Judge Burdette ordered the five-year sentence imposed and had Blanton taken into custody.
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In 2003, Fifth District Congressman Harold "Hal" Rogers (R-Somerset) worked to create Operation UNITE, a regional anti-drug initiative empowering citizens groups and community leaders in 29 southern and eastern Kentucky counties. UNITE, which stands for Unlawful Narcotics Investigations, Treatment & Education, seeks to fight the drug epidemic by expanding drug awareness and education programs to keep people from using drugs; coordinating drug treatment and outreach programs for those who are already addicted; and operating regional undercover law enforcement task forces for interdiction and prosecution of those dealing drugs. Rogers has directed $33.1 million in federal funds to the counter-drug initiative over the past four years. For more information contact Karen Engle toll-free at 1-866-678-6483.
Drug Tip Hotline - 1-866-424-4382 / Treatment Referral Hotline - 1-866-90-UNITE (1-866-908-6483)


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The Foster Gallery at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will present the Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Show from Dec. 5 through Dec. 15. Seven seniors who are candidates for bachelor of fine arts degrees will display their works. A reception will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 7.
Megan Vlietstra, Birnamwood, will show cinematic photographs with a narrative quality for the viewers to interpret.
"I believe that we deal with reality all too often and I want my images to make you curious about what is going on by exploring fears, death and the supernatural world," Vlietstra said.
Foster Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekends.
For more information about gallery exhibits, contact Tom Wagener, Foster Gallery director, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 715-836-2328.


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Why Do Mexis Like Wrought-Iron Fences?
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The organ began. Len Mink, the voice behind Gospel Duck, asked the crowd to rise and "get the blood circulating." He was stocky, with a full head of light-blond hair and pink skin.
Mink invited everyone to "join me on this song":
We declare the glory of this place!
We declare the glory of this place!
Declaaaaare the glory!
Declaaaaare the glory!
We declare the glory of this place!
Mink crooned other songs—some slow, others fast-paced. People hummed along. Some jumped. Others swayed. I sat.
The music wound down. "Praise Jesus, the Lamb of God!" Mink said. He was panting by this time, and I noticed that he wasn't so much stocky as chubby. "Thank you, Lord Jesus! Well, you may be seated in the presence of the Lord. Praise your Lord Jesus!"
He paused. "Perhaps you need a healing today," he said. Murmurs of agreement bubbled from the audience. "You need a marriage healed. You need your body healed. You need your children to come back to the Lord. There's something deep inside you that's hungering for more of God. Well, you've tuned in to the right place."
Mink invited Art Aragon, head pastor at Anaheim's Heritage Family Fellowship, to preside over the "offering."
"Praise the Lord, everybody," the hulking Aragon said. Ushers passed out buckets and envelopes. Printed on the envelopes was "I am sowing," and then a blank with a dollar sign, followed by the words that you believed your gift would bring you "the hundredfold return." Aragon called the envelopes "your point of contact as we get ready to honor the Lord and worship him with our seed."
"Am I looking at a bunch of sowers today?" Aragon yelled. "Say, 'I'm a sower.'"
"I'm a sower!" the crowd shouted.
"This soil is fertile and this soil will produce for the Kingdom of God," Aragon continued. "As we release this seed, harvest will come our way."
Aragon prayed. He asked God to release the bounty of His harvest, so that donors can experience "first-class living without first-class prices."
"We say their bills are being paid off," the bespectacled Aragon whispered, eyes closed, microphone inches from his lips. "We say no childhood diseases on their children. We say their heart and lungs and kidneys are strong. No sudden deaths. No rapes. No burglaries. No drive-by shootings. Their homes are protected. They're covered by the blood of the Lamb. And therefore we honor you with our substance.
"Jesus is Lord, everybody!" Aragon concluded. "Ushers, if you will."
The buckets came back. They jingled.
Since the 1960s, Anaheim has been a focal point for Christian fundamentalists. In 1961, the Orange County School of Anti-Communism, a group of civic leaders and pastors (including the Crystal Cathedral's Robert Schuller), organized a five-day celebration to lecture students on the Red Menace that culminated with a midday rally at Anaheim's historic Glover Stadium, attended by more than 7,000 students.
A couple of years later, city churches successfully pressured the Anaheim Union High School District to kill an innovative sex-ed program; their efforts eventually made sex education voluntary in California high schools. During the next two decades, such mega-churches as Melodyland Christian Church and Vineyard Christian Fellowship provided soldiers for the resurgent Christian Right.
Anaheim remains crucial in the national Christian movement, even as the city's ministries have lost their local influence to other Orange County institutions—Saddleback Church in Lake Forest is one of the nation's largest, Costa Mesa's Calvary Chapel remains its most conservative, and the Trinity Broadcast Corporation is the largest televangelical network on Earth. But Anaheim still brings the saints. Earlier this summer, Anaheim Stadium hosted the Harvest Crusade for the 16th consecutive year. Down Katella Avenue that same weekend, the Arrowhead Pond welcomed the Promise Keepers, the male-only Christian ministry that urges participants to "restore" the mythical 1950s nuclear family. In February, the National Religious Broadcasters association held its annual gathering at the Convention Center, attracting such major players as James Dobson, the Family Research Council and all the big televangelical networks. The Convention Center is scheduled to receive at least six other conservative Christian preachers and churches this year.
But at five days, the Kenneth Copeland Ministries Believer's Convention—renamed this year as the Overflow Prosperity Convention—is one of the longest revivals in American Christendom. It wears you down. The celebrants on this Saturday looked haggard, as if the preceding four days had been designed to produce breakdown.
But healing was coming.
When Mink introduced Gloria Copeland after another song, the auditorium erupted in relieved cheers and hosannas.
Here at last was healing.
"I'm not the healer, but I know the healer. Hallelujah!" Copeland began. "Jesus is here today. He's the healer."
Copeland wore a three-piece teal suit—it might have been made of denim. Her nails were neatly manicured; her blond hair showed dark roots but was nicely complemented by fat gold earrings. The lipstick was cream-colored.
She promised the crowd that "every need" would be met that day. "We believe the hand of the Lord is stretched out in miracles today," she said. "We believe in miracles."
But not immediately. First, Copeland moved through a two-hour speech on the biblical support for healing:
•Ephesians 2:10. "For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them."
•Acts 10:38. "How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him."
•Deuteronomy 28:61. "Also every sickness, and every plague, which [is] not written in the book of this law, them will the Lord bring upon thee, until thou be destroyed."
"It's God's will to have you healed," Copeland proclaimed. "It's the devil that wants you sick."
At one point a woman in the deaf section stood and screamed. She knocked down a chair and angrily pointed at a translator. Her squeals were otherworldly. People rose from their seats to see. Copeland was unruffled. "Don't be distracted by the commotion," she said as ushers escorted the woman out of the Convention Center. "They'll take care of it, whatever it is."
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Jan. 9, 1945 - Colburn reelected as park board president: The Green Bay Board of Park Commissioners reelected Enos Colburn chairman and James Flaherty vice-chairman of the board at its meeting Monday night. Also renamed for one-year terms were Marshall G. Simonds, park superintendent, Vernon Krieser, recreation director, and Esther Mye, board secretary.
The board furthered plans for construction of a new comfort station at Bay Beach by retaining Levi Geniesse to draw plans for the structure. This is subject to further approval at the February meeting, Colburn said. Tentative plans were also made to hold two outdoor concerts under park board supervision next summer. The first such concerts were held last summer and were successful.


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A physician gets a notice that he is being sued. He gives into the temptation to review his office records. He decides to change an entry to
1. More completely describe events
2. Make it look as if he did something that he did not.
But it is way too late. The plaintiff attorney and her legal nurse consultant already have the record and spot the change when they receive a second set of medical records. A charge of spoliation of evidence is added to the suit.
What is the impact on the person who tampers with medical records?
1. Insurance coverage
A medical malpractice claim that includes an allegation of alteration of records may not be covered by a commercial professional or individual's liability policy. The insurer may reserve its rights to not pay any judgment that might be entered against the provider. Institutional providers participating in self-insured trusts may have similar coverage limitations. Some states recognize a separate cause of action for alteration of medical records, whereas other states deal with it as a jury charge. If the provider admits that he or she has made the alteration, the policy may be completely voided, including coverage for the medical negligence, depending on the state law. An individual who has his or her own insurance policy may find the carrier refusing to renew the policy the following year after the insured was found to have altered records or on whose behalf a settlement was paid in a case involving alleged alterations.
2. Regulatory agencies and privileges
Some state regulatory or licensing boards may investigate the healthcare provider. Disciplinary action may follow. The healthcare system that has provided privileges to the healthcare provider may be reluctant to allow that individual to continue on the staff. Those who falsify medical records risk more than just the loss of a malpractice case. Medical boards have been known to suspend or revoke the licenses of health care professionals caught tampering with records. In January 2009, a physician in London lost his license to practice for a year after a disciplinary inquiry showed that he engaged in a sexual relationship with a patient, tampered with and or improperly caused inaccurate changes to be made in her records, and failed to keep accurate records. He also failed to record details of her visits, medical condition, and results of medical examinations and failed to maintain patient confidentiality by improperly disclosing to his lover confidential information related to the care of two patients.
3. Shame and embarrassment
Loss of reputation, shame, guilt, and being exposed as a wrongdoer can all have a profound impact on the individual who altered medical records. A British physician hid her error for 16 years before confessing. When she was 26-years-old and working as a junior physician, she made a medication error that resulted in the patient's death within an hour. She changed her chart entry to make it appear she had prescribed a smaller dose of the medication than had been ordered. She was questioned by police and later gave evidence at an inquest but did not tell anyone what she had done. In 2001, she could not live with her guilt any longer and wrote a letter to the patient's family confessing her mistake. After an investigation and a formal written warning, the General Medical Council decided to allow her to continue practicing.
4. Criminal/civil offenses
In many states, falsification of medical records is also a criminal offense punishable by fines and incarceration, see e.g., California Penal Code §471.5. The Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was used to put a Pennsylvania nurse in prison who altered nursing home records.
Most healthcare providers who tamper with medical records have a mistaken belief that their actions cannot be detected. The guilt or fear of being found negligent swamps their good judgment.
Med League assists attorneys who suspect tampering with medical records by performing chronologies and timelines that identify discrepancies. Please note that our ethical codes prohibit us from working with people who have not yet retained an attorney.
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It could be hit or miss for Frontier Airlines travelers over the next few months after a severe hailstorm recently damaged Frontier Airlines' planes in Denver.
Wednesday night, Frontier passengers heading to Knoxville are scheduled to get in on time. Hail damage in Denver led to close to 100 flight cancellations this past weekend including flights in East Tennessee.
Wednesday, officials with McGhee Tyson officials said the airline is still working to handle the situation. It can take crews a long time to assess hail damage to planes and figure out how best to fix them.
McGhee Tyson officials suggest passengers contact Frontier directly for impacted flights.


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The Tattnall Bank
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Closing Date: December 4, 2009
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Citizens Bank and Trust, Eastman, GA
Glennville Bank, Glennville, GA
HeritageBank of the South, Albany, GA
State Bank & Trust Company, Macon, GA
- The winning bidder's acquisition of all the deposits was the least costly resolution compared to a liquidation alternative. The liquidation alternative was valued using valuation models to estimate the market value of the assets. Bids for loss share, if any, were valued using a discounted cash flow analysis for the loss share portfolio over the life of the loss share agreement. If any bids were received that would have been more costly than liquidation they have been excluded from this summary.
- There are more bids than bidders because one or more bidders submitted more than one bid.
- The Other Bidder Names and the Other Bids are in random order. There is no linkage between bidder names and bids, except in the case of the winning bid.
- For more information on the bid disclosure policy, see http://www.fdic.gov/about/freedom/biddocs.html.


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November 25, 2015
With so much concern out there about who the flu is hitting and just how sick some people are getting, more and more hospitals are taking action to keep the virus at bay.
While all hospitals say they are more than ready and willing to treat the sick, many are now telling the healthy to stay away!
Victor Puente has more.
With flu cases on the rise, Georgetown Community Hospital is taking another step to help prevent the spread of the flu.
It's a measure they hope will protect patients and children.
A few weeks ago the hospital began limiting visitors in an effort to slow the spread of the virus.
Visitors are asked to leave anyone under the age of eighteen at home.
Hospital officials believe the limitations will help reduce the transfer in both directions.
The guidelines are only for people under eighteen who are visiting the hospital.
Anyone needing medical care should contact their doctor or come to the emergency room.
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Red Sky - Bacardi Cup
Bacardi Cup - It was 'game on' for sailors in the Melges 24, Melges 20, Viper 640 and J/24 classes as they headed out to Biscayne Bay for their first day of competition at the 2011 BACARDI Miami Sailing Week presented by EFG Bank.
Unfortunately, action for the Star teams competing in the 84th edition of the BACARDI Cup was curtailed today after a severe thunderstorm threat was issued by the National Weather Service.
While the course utilized by the Stars was further offshore, the other classes were competing on two circles closer to shore where the overall conditions delivered water that was surprisingly smoother than yesterday when there had been high chop due to a strong south-southeasterly wind.
'We've got a front coming in that went through Orlando and we've got a feeling that this is all going to turn nasty real quick,' said skipper Andrew Campbell (San Diego, Calif.) after the Stars were canceled. 'Obviously, a lot of sailors are disappointed and want to go out. Ultimately, we understand the decision from the race committee which is concerned for the safety of the fleet, especially if lightning and other things become a factor out there. The next couple days of Star sailing are going to be big moving days for a lot of people, so we're going to get out there, stay focused, and do our best.'
Sharing one course, the two Melges fleets were up first, with the Viper 640s and J/24s sharing racing on a second course. Breeze from the south around 15 knots greeted the fleets, along with a sharp drop in temperature as a cold front made its way across the bay.
In the 35-boat Melges 24 class, the first win of the series went to Lorenzo Bressani (Milan, Italy). Alan Field (Los Angeles, Calif.) sailing with tactician Steve Hunt (San Diego) and crew Sarah Curran, Jeff Reynolds and Erik Shampain placed second, with Riccardo Simoneschi (Milan, Italy) taking third.
In the Melges 20 class Paul Reilly (Chicago, Ill.), with tactician Andy Burdick (Zenda, Wisc.) and Mike Kuschner, took the day one win in the 27-strong fleet. Dario Levi (Milan, Italy), sailing with tactician Andrea Casale and Stefano Lagi, was second, followed by Mary Anne Ward (Cocoa Beach, Fla.) with tactician Sam Rogers and bowman Peter Keck in third.
In the Viper 640 fleet, the Brits went one-two as Glyn Locke (Isle of Wight), with crew David Chapman and Ian Nicholson, finished first in the 17-boat fleet, followed by Justin Scott, Peter Beardsley and Ched Proctor in second. Dan Tucker (Marblehead, Mass.), sailing with John Powell and Jason Hill, placed third.
'Unfortunately, with the front that came through, we only got one race off,' said Tucker who was very happy to be in Miami after having to chip ice off the boat to get there. 'We were fortunate to have good downwind speed and capitalize on some opportunities which let us get up to the front on the first leg.'
In the all-American fleet of eight J/24s, Florida teams captured the top-three spots: Brian Kamilar (Miami) with Fran Bellocchio, Fabio Galarce, Mauricio Galarce and Enrique Quintero placed first; Patricia Walker (Vero Beach) with Richard Jarchow, Bill Scheureman, Gary Sprague and Thomas Wenzel were second; and Robert Pincus (Miami) with Patricia Amaducci, Eammon Delisser and JB Slater placed third.
Racing at BACARDI Miami Sailing Week presented by EFG Bank resumes Friday, March 11, and continues through Saturday, March 12. For photos, results and additional information please visit Bacardi Cup and Miami Sailing Week.