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3/30/2011 2:52pm, #1101
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well.. correction to my last post... maybe "koryu gumdo" and "seitei iai" just ain't the same...
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3/30/2011 4:59pm, #1102
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Funny, both my karate sensei on Okinawa started their rank history as hachidan. Hum, well, that was back when they had just adopted the rank system from Kodokan Judo and they were already masters in their own right :)
3/30/2011 7:42pm, #1103
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3/31/2011 11:49am, #1104
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I think Matt should be tested for Narcisitic Personallity Disorder which would explain his compulsive lying and need to be the "most important man in the room".
3/31/2011 12:07pm, #11051
I think you need to read the thread so, you don't repeat what has already been discussed and nixed. This is a thread on his claims not diagnose a disorder over the internet.
3/13/2014 7:52pm, #1106
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Matt Morton has been very busy, he is now a 7th degree black belt in Yudo, a 5th degree black belt in Koryo Gumdo, a 5th degree black belt in Hapkido and a 4th degree black belt in Taekwondo. Or maybe he is just lying again. He is now running the "Adaptive Martial Arts Alliance", which consists of two schools (one in Wood River, IL and Chesterfield, MO) which teaches mentally and physically disable children martial arts. And he states that, "Jeog-Eung Hapkido Alliance 적응합기도동맹 is the host organization of Adaptive Martial Arts Alliance 적응무 술동맹. The purpose of Jeog-Eung Hapkido Alliance 적응합기도동맹 is to offer and facilitate a quality and traditional Hapkido program.
The members in this alliance are in good standing with: Moo Do Won International, Koryo Gumdo International, United States Martial Arts Association."
Now I'm not sure whether "the members in this alliance" is referring to the Adaptive Martial Arts Alliance or the Jeog-Eung Hapkido Allaince.
This is the AMAA's Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/AdaptiveMartialArtsAlliance
Matt Morton also taught at "Camp WeCandu", which is a summer camp for mentally and physically disabled children.
Matt has been posting on martialartsplanet.net under the username marinevet63031 and claiming that he is a disabled combat marine corps veteran.
And that he wears leg braces, has PTSD, traumatic brain injury, degenerative spine disease and a curved spine.
Matt may actually has good intentions for teaching mentally and physically disabled children martial arts, but he is ultimately lying to them. I have not been to any of Matt's classes but I question his martial arts ability despite him stating that his techniques come from the Moo Sul Kwan system. http://www.martialartsplanet.net/for...d.php?t=118719
3/13/2014 8:27pm, #11077
Ah yes, it is a classic thing we see from of those who teach or engage in bullshido. You work with the poor, underprivileged, disabled and do plenty of community service and outreach. Then people will defend the good you do, instead of saying "yeah he's a liar and a fraud."
3/14/2014 2:36pm, #1108
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Besides lacking integrity Matt is short on the history on Taekwondo. And he claims he is also a Shodan in Shotokan Karate.
I would like some advice on this whole thing. Matt is teaching martial arts to the mentally and physically disabled, while lying about his martial arts resume. Should I try and contact the parents? E-mail what I now to the local newspaper? The AMAA's Illinois school is located at Yi's Martial Arts Fitness Academy, should I contact the owner? I fear that he would lie to them or move to another city and do the same thing again. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to prevent Matt from continuing to deceive people?
3/14/2014 4:06pm, #1109--
The way it was done here was to contact governing bodies. So, you'll want to see who awarded him his newest rank, send them this or the other thread, show the original lies and see what they do.
3/27/2014 11:10pm, #1110
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The United States Martial Arts Association did not reply to my email about having Matt listed as a 6th degree black belt in Judo. http://www.wwmaa.org/memberlist/blackbelts/list1.htm
I contacted the head of Moo Do Won International and Koryo Gumdo International (John P. Wood) and informed him of Matt's previous actions. He replied to the first email with, "I am aware of the past, But who are you? and why do you care what Matt Morton is doing." I'm still waiting on a reply to the second email.
But I found a photo of John P. Wood with Matt Morton.
"I would like to thank grandmaster Matt Morton for spending the week with us teaching Wangjo Hapkido.We had a great time in classes and the students loved the variety of techniques and exercises to enhance their martial arts skills." — at JP Wood Martial Arts America.
Posted on June 29, 2013
Note: Matt has "VIII" on his belt. He is now claiming to be a 8th degree in Hapkido
On the Adaptive Martial Arts Alliance facebook there were a few likes from some martial artists
Brett Huelsmann - Taekwondo 6th degree, Hapkido 3rd degree, judo 4nd Dan, jiujitsu 2nd Dan, kick boxing- 1 Dan, Army Combatives lv. 2
Gary Dietiker – with Moo Sul Kwan
Matt Anders – with Moo Sul Kwan
John P. Wood – 9th degree black belt in Taekwondo, 7th degree black belt in Koryo Gumdo and 5th degree in Hapkido. Head of the Moo Do Won International and Koryo Gumdo International
John Wood – 5th degree black belt in Taekwondo and 4th degree black belt in Koryo GUmdo.
Son of John P. Wood
Basically, I'm not getting anywhere with this. No one is willing to talk.


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Geri has a long history with drama at the Creation Museum. She visited before the Museum ever opened and thought it would be a great location for Christian drama. In 2007 she performed her intense monologue based on the life of Gomer and in 2008 she starred with Buddy Davis in the family sing-along Let the Rain Come. Now she brings her God-given talents to the account of Elizabeth. Geri says that the roles she has portrayed are not about being a star, but rather about "being a servant and serving in any capacity needed."
This performance will take you back to the pages of Scripture as Elizabeth relates the powerful events surrounding the birth of the Messiah. It is our desire to dig into the Word of God and uphold the reality of the virgin birth. As this account of Elizabeth relates, some have abandoned the truth just to make the story more exciting, or even more believable. But we cannot distort or water down the truth just to make ourselves more comfortable.
You can read the stirring account of God's faithfulness in the lives of Elizabeth and her cousin Mary in the first chapter of the book of Luke. To learn more about Geri please visit her website at in-stepministries.com.
This program will take place during the Live Nativity and Garden of Lights, held on the following evenings from 6:00 to 8:00. Check the daily schedule for show times.


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White Is the New Brown
Don't call it backwoods booze. White whiskey has gone artisanal
It goes by many names. White lightning. Moonshine. Hooch.
Call the clear spirit what you will, it's simply whiskey that goes through little to no barrel aging. Yes, it may conjure images of mountain men concocting illegal booze using junkyard auto parts, but many artisanal distilleries have recently elevated the backwoods spirit to something worth sipping as you would a fine brandy.
"Our white whiskey has a very deliberate approach," says Brian Ellison of Death's Door Distillery. "We utilize a yeast that is better suited for wine. The result plays up a unique note of amyl alcohol found in good grappas, pisco and rhum agricole."
It's true: There's a distinctive farm-like pureness to these whiskies that puts them closer to an earthy genever (traditional Dutch gin) or cachaça (a rum-like spirit from Brazil) than a bourbon. While traditional whiskey drinkers may still be snobs about the maturity of their Scotch, taste any of our favorites here and we think you'll agree: Age is just a number.
— Kevin Sintumuang
Death's Door White Whisky
Produced in Wisconsin with a mash bill of red winter wheat and organic malted barley. It will surprise you with its cinnamon and dark cherry notes. 40% ABV, $40
Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine
Don't let the fact that it says "moonshine" scare you. This mostly corn-based whiskey packs a punch but has a refined, earthy quality. 50% ABV, $35
High West High Country Single Malt
A smooth sipper with a surprisingly delicate sweetness—the mash bill has a touch of chocolate malt. Brewed in Utah. 4 0% ABV, $33
Glen Thunder Corn Whiskey
Made by New York's Finger Lakes Distilling. It's like freshly husked corn on the first day of the summer—bottled. 40% ABV, 375 ml, $12
House Spirits White Dog Whiskey
Although this malted barley whiskey is from Portland, Ore., it has a funky, tropical taste like that of a rhum agricole. 50% ABV, $30


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Our mission is to help students become biblically competent, academically proficient, spiritually formed and culturally engaged servant leaders, shaped to be a transforming force in the church, community and world.
Stay connected to our community and help the next generation of Christian leaders become agents of positive change, whether they're serving across the street or across an ocean.
Developing a deeper understanding of the functions of communication in human relationships. Examines aspects of communication such as listening, self-concept, self-disclosure, conflict resolution, and non-verbal communication. Observe, analyze, and apply concepts in a variety of relationship contexts, such as friendship, family, church, and work. Prerequisite: COM205 Public Speaking.


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Of Human Bondage cast list, listed alphabetically with photos when available. This list of Of Human Bondage actors includes any Of Human Bondage actresses and all other actors from the film. You can view additional information about each Of Human Bondage actor on this list, such as when and where they were born. To find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you'll be taken to page with even more details about their acting career. The cast members of Of Human Bondage have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with.
Examples include Bette Davis and Paul Henreid.
If you want to answer the questions, "Who starred in the movie Of Human Bondage?" and "What is the full cast list of Of Human Bondage?" then this page has got you covered.
This cast list of who was in Of Human Bondage includes both lead and minor roles. (28 items)
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Alan Hale, Sr. Contiguous United States, United States of America, United States
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Alexis Smith Canada, Penticton, British Columbia
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Bette Davis Middlesex County, United States of America, Lowell
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Desmond Roberts Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Edmund Gwenn Wandsworth, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Eleanor Parker Ohio, United States, with Territories
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Frances Dee Los Angeles, California, Southern California
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Frank Baker Victoria, DVD Region 4, Oceania
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Henry Stephenson British West Indies, Grenada, North America
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Home Run Baker Trappe, Talbot County, Maryland
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Isobel Elsom East of England, Eurasia, Cambridgeshire
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Jack Hedley Europe, Eurasia, United Kingdom
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Janis Paige Washington, Western United States, Northwestern United States
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Kay Johnson Contiguous United States, New York, Westchester County
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Kim Novak Chicago metropolitan area, Illinois, Chicago
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Laurence Harvey Joniškis District Municipality, Europe, Joniškis
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Leslie Howard Forest Hill, London, Eurasia
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Nanette Newman East Midlands, Eurasia, Northamptonshire
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Patric Knowles Eurasia, United Kingdom, Horsforth
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Paul Henreid Eurasia, Italy, Trieste
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Reginald Denny South East England, Surrey, Eurasia
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Reginald Owen East of England, Eurasia, Hertfordshire
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Reginald Sheffield Eurasia, Hanover Square, London
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Robert Morley Eurasia, South West England, United Kingdom
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Roger Livesey Wales, Eurasia, Barry
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That dream kitchen you pin over and over again? It probably looks something like Ina Garten's (a.k.a. the Barefoot Contessa): clean and white with hints of French country style. We'd cook just to hang out there. But since a full remodel probably isn't in the cards, here are five pieces that easily channel Ina's laid-back Hamptons look.
- Stainless Steel Cookware
If you're going to follow Ina's recipes to a T (she is, after all, the author of nine cookbooks), you might as well follow her cookware lead. Even if all you can do is boil spaghetti, a gleaming set of pots and pans makes you look like a pro.
- White Dinnerware
That clean, white look we've been going on and on about? This is a key piece of it. Stock up on sparkling white plates and serveware, and you'll never be in danger of setting out a mismatched set.
- French-Style Baskets
Woven baskets made from natural materials bring that rustic country touch. Use them to store anything from dish towels to cutting boards and cooling racks.
- Cake Stands
Scoop up as many as you have room for. Ina displays her collection on a top shelf as if they were sculptures. No shelves? Putting them in a glass-front cabinet works equally well.
- Quality Wood Cutting Boards
Displayed on the countertop, the rich wood tone adds a natural contrast to gleaming stainless steel and white everything. Plus, they're easier on your knives.
Get that kitchen makeover started. Our The Hamptons Kitchen: Inspired by Ina Garten Boutique opens Monday, September 14, at 11AM ET.
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - David Schlemko scored the winner in the shootout as the Phoenix Coyotes kept their playoff hopes alive with a 3-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday.
In the final attempt, Schlemko skated down the middle and cut to the left before wristing the puck past Corey Crawford to give the Coyotes the win.
With 46 points, Phoenix sits in the 11th spot in the Western Conference, but is just three points back of the Columbus Blue Jackets for eighth place with four games to play.
Rostislav Klesla and Radim Vrbata both scored for the Coyotes, who snapped a three-game slide. Mike Smith made 36 saves in the win.
"If we want to get into the playoffs we have to win every game and this was a big one for us," said Smith. "It's do-or-die right now and we have to do everything we can to win."
Brent Seabrook had both goals while Crawford posted 29 stops in the loss for the Blackhawks, who had a seven-game winning streak stopped.
"We've found ways to win in overtime and shootouts more often than not," said Seabrook. "When it comes down to the end we have the confidence that we can win games, but it just didn't go that way for us tonight."
Chicago has 73 points on the season and has already clinched first overall in the Western Conference, and the team holds a five-point lead over Pittsburgh for first overall in the NHL.
Chicago scored on the power play 11:20 in as Seabrook's one-timer from the top of the right circle off a feed from Nick Leddy beat Smith for a 1-0 lead.
Just 46 seconds later, Phoenix got a lucky break as Klesla's dump in from near mid-ice bounced a few feet in front of Crawford and hopped over his glove.
The Coyotes took a 2-1 lead with 5:20 to play in the first period as Vrbata's wrist shot from the left circle found the back of the net.
The Blackhawks tied the game at the 3:39 mark of the second on the man advantage as Patrick Kane's pass from the right boards to the slot saw Seabrook beat Smith with a quick wrister for his eighth goal of the season.
Chicago plays in Vancouver on Monday ... Phoenix plays in Detroit on Monday
... Chicago had won the other two matchups with the Coyotes this year, both in
Phoenix ... The Blackhawks went 2-for-4 on the power play while Phoenix was 0-
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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Nelly Never Let 'Em C U Sweat LyricsArtist: Nelly
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That Gangsta
That Gangsta
on the tips
[The Teamsters]
I was forced to live the crazy life
Y'all *****s don't understand what a day be like
But a son know my Pop's didn't raise me right
When Hennedy don't pay me right
No Baby wipes
Keep the 3-80 tight
The Mercedes dyke
On a shady night
Y'all *****s is lady like
Blow for *****s that'll watch your arm
Run in your crib pop your Mom
Like ***** with stocks and bonds
In the studio a thug wanna lock your calm
Tell a ***** I'm like flex I drop the bomb
You come to war with a switch blade
Get laid
***** I'ma spit the gauge at your rib cage
We thugged out
Y'all *****s is ***** made
You pick Jay they North white the **** grade
Your cousin looks mad ready to let the clips spray
Out of a week I stay in a lab for 6 days
[Chorus: x2]
I run my right guard incase my shot ain't handy
Speed stickin' me and mine
I turn it up a degree
Your secrets still kept
Never let em see you sweat
I'm second to none *****
Yo I'm letting my gun
Pull this trigger **** off the window
Through the head of your son
I've been runnin' like 20 miles
I ain't sweatin' for fun
Yo it's hard to be a team when the second is one
Cause I follow very
Wanna wife like Halle Berry
Yeah I ain't trying be locked up under consolitary
Like it don't stop
***** I stop for food
How you gonna pop a ***** that pop for you
Hushed out in the drop top
Aqua blue
Get the ***** screamin' "Please, Please, not my boo"
My revolver shook like I deal with smart crook
You know the name
Switch up the game like Garth Brooks
Like ten cars with tire, hoes and and winstars
I been hard through hell better sing God
Diminish, I'm a bull dog, breathing British
You ain't site cause your night show is all about your image
[Chorus: x2]
I've seen on the bricks of the little front
At colorses, check the ash tray that hold the blunts
We hustling, I do the push ups and the sit ups *****
Get muscular, just in case you let your lips slip up
I'm busting ya, never let em see you sweat
Yeah that's my motto, catch em in the club get wrecked
With the bottle, the silencer behind his neck
The others follow
Show them you ain't bullshitting and you ain't hollow
I saw you talkin' to that chick up over there
I heard you ask her why she on my ****, yeah, yeah
I heard it all before ya dig
Next thing you telling me Nelly
I put that on my ****ing kid
What you think this is
I'm the reason they invented the whole navigational system
So *****s can't find they trucks and they women when I'm with em
Like I catch em in linen
And then I flip em and run up in em
Send her back to him
And go to his house and blow him with her
Never let 'em see you sweat
Never let 'em see you sweat
Never let 'em
Never let 'em
To to play this hit out *****
How *****!
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In a few weeks, we will welcome our students, some for the first time, to the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
We are attracting more academically prepared students than ever before, and just as importantly, we are focusing on the successful journey of each student from the day they arrive at ULM until they day they graduate.
In higher education, we refer to those journeys as retention, persistence and student success, terms which we use interchangeably in both literature and everyday conversations. Generally, these terms can describe the progress a student is making toward a degree, or, in some cases, can describe the progress toward the student's educational goal.
Colleges and universities use persistence rates or retention rates to illustrate a student's progression from year to year. A 75 percent retention rate means that 75 percent of the students stayed in college from one year to the next, usually measured from one fall to the next. The ultimate goal of all retention programs is, of course, graduation.
Many of us recognize the American College Testing program, or ACT, as the organization that administers the test used for college admissions. ACT also provides a wide array of research and policy studies on topics such as high school redesign, teacher education, work force readiness and college student success.
A 2004 study titled "What Works in Student Retention?" investigated the prevalence and impact of particular retention practices at colleges and universities. In the 2004 report, ACT reported the most effective retention practices for four-year public colleges fell into three major categories:
n Academic advising such as intervention with selected student populations, increased advising staff, academic advising center and integration of academic advising with first-year transition programs.
n First-year programs such as freshman seminar and learning communities.
n Learning support such as supplemental instruction, learning assistance center/lab, reading center/lab, tutoring program and pre-enrollment orientation.
ACT further stated three retention practices had the greatest impact at four-year public colleges:
Research on student behavior informs higher education officials about why students leave college before graduating and what works best to keep students in college.
ULM is actively working to assist students by working to understand which practices most effectively keep students enrolled.
ULM has established retention programs that not only mirror those identified by the 2004 ACT study, but exceed them. The ULM Success Center staff provides tutoring, testing and academic advising, as well as coordinates our freshman year seminar program.
The staff of the Success Center, assisted by our faculty, provides intervention to academically stressed students through our "Early Alert" program.
We have recorded substantial improvement in the retention rates of those students engaged our many Learning Communities, which foster success by engaging students of the same major. The efforts of the retention staff and many of our retention programs will be upgraded with this fall's construction of the new state-of-the-art Clarke M. Williams Student Success Center, located near the library.
Students at ULM also benefit from our continuous evaluation and improvement of our advising system. This spring we introduced "Flight Path," an online advising system developed by ULM computing center staff. This new program allows students to plan interactively and receive immediate feedback on questions such as, "What happens if I change majors?"
However, even integrating the latest technology does not lessen how we value human interaction.
In the latest ACT Student Satisfaction Survey, students at ULM rated their faculty significantly above the national average in both the availability of their adviser and the value of the information provided by faculty.
In addition, students who do not have a major are given special assistance by the Success Center staff.
We hear of many colleges that give special tutoring assistance to athletes, but at ULM we provide tutoring and supplemental assistance to all of our students.
The Writing Center and math laboratories are in constant use. Because technological enhancements such as those as I explained in my last two columns, we are significantly expanding both of those labs.
In addition to these "best practices" implemented at ULM, our faculty and staff designed and implemented the Emerging Scholars program, where senior faculty work in teams with freshman and sophomore students on live research. This research does not count for credit and faculty members do not get paid; it exists for the sheer joy of learning.
Designing and implementing retention strategies does not have a clear beginning, middle or end. It is complex and continuous, and it involves analysis, implementation, assessment and further analysis. Coupled with the fact that what motivates a group of freshman may work one year and not the next, retention strategies are ever changing, and we are always researching efforts for improvement.


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Combo Treatment for Liver Cancer Is Effective
March 30, 2004 (Phoenix) --This year about 18,000 Americans will be diagnosed with liver cancer and most of them -- 14,000 -- will die of the disease. But researchers say that a combination of techniques can help some people with this cancer live longer.
Ann Covey, MD, an assistant professor at Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Center in New York, tells WebMD that her center is combining techniques called bland or mechanical embolization, which blocks the blood supply to cancers and radiofrequency ablation, which uses radiation to burn away tumors, to treat people with liver cancer. She says the combination technique works equally as well as surgery yet it offers an easier and faster recovery.
Embolization requires inserting a tiny catheter in an artery in the groin that is then guided into the liver and the actual tumor. Once in the tumor, the catheter releases tiny pellets into the blood vessel that feeds the tumor. The pellets act like plugs that block the blood vessel.
In radiofrequency ablation a needle is guided from the skin into the tumor. Once in the tumor, the needle releases an "umbrella" of wires that treats the tumor with radiofrequency energy heat. The technique allows heat to be precisely directed at cancerous liver cells and leaves healthy cells alone.
"Surprisingly, we discovered that this nonsurgical approach appears to be work as well as surgery," Covey says. That's especially good news because "only about 15% to 20% of patients are good candidates for surgery, so this means that we have an option to offer these patients."
Liver Cancer Up in U.S.
While liver cancer has long been a major health problem in Asia, the American Cancer Society says that it is now one of the few cancers actually on the increase in the United States. Many experts suggest the increase is caused by an increase in cases of hepatitis C, a viral infection of the liver that can remain silent or dormant for many years before causing liver disease.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 3.9 million Americans have been infected with hepatitis C and 2.7 million of them are chronically infected. As hepatitis C progresses the liver becomes hard and scarred. Unable to maintain normal function, because of progressive scarring or cirrhosis, many people will require liver transplant.
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Greenville Makes Top 10 for Low Cost Cities - Retire to a Good Life for Less
Population: 628,600
Median home price: $127,600
Median mortgage payment: $487
Median property tax: $753
State tax on Social Security: Yes
State tax on pensions: No
Great eating: Munch on a petit pain for 65 cents at Legrand Bakery.
Catch a game: For $7, watch the Greenville Drive, a Boston Red Sox affiliate, at Fluor Field. On Thursdays, beer costs a buck.
Favorite freebies: Parking on Main Street, trolley rides, downtown Wi-Fi and admission to the Greenville County Museum of Art
As Caren and John Maietta sized up retirement, they knew they'd have to leave their home on New York's pricey Long Island. John, now 60, is disabled, and Caren, 61, was working as a teaching assistant in the local school system and tutoring on the side.
One visit to Greenville clinched their decision; they moved south in 2010, buying a lovely home (five bedrooms, three and a half baths) for half the price of their former place. Though they're not mortgage-free, their monthly payment is less than a quarter of what it was before. Instead of New York's sky-high property taxes, the average here is $753. (Yes, per year.) Their car insurance also fell by half. Gasoline prices are much lower. "Even utilities are cheaper here," Caren says. In New York, the couple spent about $650 a month; in Greenville, "our bills range from $80 to $190."
Those savings enabled her to stop working, and the two live comfortably on savings and disability payments. Still a few years away from collecting Social Security, they are committed to keeping their costs low while living large.
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"Cats are farsighted animals who really don't see that well close-up," says Miller. "But they can detect even the slightest movement that is, say, 120 feet away -- even in dim light. And their ability to hear is way beyond that of humans and dogs."
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To play pounce properly, provide your cat with a way to be able to leap on an object moving on the ground. Create a target by moving your fingers under a bedspread or a throw blanket on the sofa. "Many cats seem to appear whenever you try to put on fresh sheets on your bed -- you want to make the bed, but they see this as a great opportunity to play," says Miller.
These games bring out a cat's natural instinct to pull a toy into her belly while on her back, kick with her back legs and shake and bite a toy prey. Catnip-filled toy mice and lightweight fur toys with feathers are popular choices. You toss the toy across the floor for your cat to grab and deliver a few punches with her back legs.
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For the second year, youths who are members of the Westmoreland Robotics Club demonstrated their robots and mechanical displays at a judged presentation that was held this weekend at the Westmoreland Fair.
"This is a great event for these kids," robotics competition judge Jeff Schomer of Greensburg said. "This is an outstanding opportunity for them to work with these robotics. This is where the future is headed."
Participants, ages 8 through 18, brought creations called Junk Draw Robotics to the competition.
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Sister and brother Lily, 10, and Stephen Kurek, 12, of Mt. Pleasant have been involved in the program for several years.
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Danser said Penn State Extension offered a Science Camp this year in which many of the same smaller robotics were created.
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But Ill try the basic html version. Thanks for the advice.
So, if you go at it with straight IE, then it _does_ load, but I think that will be SSL as well. I don't know if you can get to gmail without SSL. :) Watch the URL in IE, if you aim at "http://gmail.com" it'll push a "loading" screen out and then switch to the SSL site.
n/p! Lemme know if that makes things better, but given that straight IE works for you, then I suspect that the basic version won't make a difference.Quote:
But Ill try the basic html version. Thanks for the advice.
I'll try all this myself on the way home from work.
The clearest example is probably Amazon.com. You can get to "amazon.com" but once you hit any place that requires you to log in, the site requires SSL and CF stops loading the pages.
David: I figure you're using the InternetConnect() API to make this connection? If so, try using INTERNET_INVALID_PORT_NUMBER for param 3, and only specifying INTERNET_SERVICE_HTTP for param 6. This is how I use the API and I'm about to auto-connect to HTTP and HTTPS servers by letting IE figure it out.
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I think its time for an update already. Verbal or EXE. Considering this forum is what makes the retail product what it is.
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Ok, even the basic html version (https://mail.google.com/mail/h/?zy=a&f=1) of gmail wont load. Just a minor annoyance of not being able to check my gmail, so no big deal.
You could always just link to FF or the full IE from CF... I run FF, though the internal browser is nice 'cause it's designed to be touch controlled (favorites, dedicated scroll buttons in the top bar, etc).
There is a much better way to check your gmail. Use the built-in mail application to do the work for you. It even supports IMAP, so all your mail will be synced properly, and it will be displayed in a car-friendly format (unlike gmail webapp). Google the terms "Gmail IMAP" for all the settings and instructions. Many people blogged about it when Google enabled IMAP on gmail, so I'm not going to bother repeating all of it here. Enjoy!
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All dressed for game day and tailgate party;) Niners vs. Seahawks. It was Epic and 49ers won! Can't wait for 23rd with Falcons and it's bu bye Candlestick Park and hello to Levi's Stadium. Seen there sweet suites?
The high-velocity fun in me...this is how I Sparkle....hehe Did I really just said that? I Certainly, did...LOL
"You can do no wrong... In my eyes.... In my eyes............." ~I love this creative genius, Thom Yorke;) Radiohead.
How's my yoga pose in 5" heels? Or maybe it's 6;) lol
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I'm planning a self-contained tour this summer, using the Adventure Cycling maps. I plan on starting in mid-June in Cedar City, UT, and taking the Western Express to Pueblo, CO. From there I'll get on the Trans-Am, take it up to Astoria, OR, and then ride down to San Francisco along the Pacific Coast Highway.
I probably won't be able to leave any earlier than June, and I have to be in San Francisco by about August 15th. I'll have about 60 days. I have the option of leaving in early May, but I would have to make some real sacrifices.
I plan on traveling light: minimal clothes, no stove and fuel, and (if I can manage it) using only two rear panniers (plus stuff on the top of the rack).
I added up the mileage for all the routes, and it came to 3699 miles. To cover that distance, I'd have to travel a little over 60 miles every day, with no room for rest days or leisurely sightseeing. As a first-time tourer, I don't think I can handle that.
I want this to be a physical challenge, but I also want to have fun and enjoy the natural scenery.
I noticed on the Adventure Cycling website that there's a route that heads from Eugene to Florence instead of going north to Astoria. It seems that I could shave at least a couple hundred miles off by heading straight to Florence, then going down the PCH, instead of going up to Astoria and back down through Florence.
I tried to calculate how many miles I'd save using Google Maps, but the mileages seems to be different from those given on the Adventure Cycling website.
Has anybody taken the direct-to-Florence route before? How much time did you save? Would I be missing out too much on the beauty of the Oregon coast by taking a faster route? What other ways could/should I shorten my trip? Is 60 miles a day really something to be afraid of?
Edit: I just realized my embarassing typo in the title. That's what I get for not proof-reading.


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- Homepage >
- News Archives >
- Article
Fort Bragg Soldier turns tragedy into opportunity to give back
September 30, 2011
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - "My husband brought a lot of energy, enthusiasm and light to our Family," said Master Sgt. Jennifer Loredo of Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion. "When he died I was really scared of the way that our lives would change. I did not know how I was going to continue to bring all that to my Family on my own."
After losing her husband, the single mother of two, Loredo took three months off to be with her children to decide how to use her experience to help others.
"I love the Army." Loredo said. "I love serving my country and being a leader, but I didn't know how I was going to still do those things with this huge loss in my Family's life."
Loredo began the healing process by immersing herself in projects that personally touched her. She took on roles in which she was able to use her experiences to help train and mentor Soldiers.
The causality assistance officer-training program seemed like a good place to start trying to make a difference, said Loredo.
Loredo's firsthand experience with CAO's gave her an understanding of the value of receiving quality help from those tasked with that duty, but she said she felt she could add something to the training Soldiers received.
"It's a good course, but sometimes when you meet somebody who has walked in those shoes as a survivor and you hear their story, it makes you take it (CAO duties) more serious than just watching an actor on a video. I think they see just how important what it is they do," said Loredo.
Loredo experiences have continued to open doors for her to teach and mentor Soldiers. As a master resilience trainer teaching Soldiers resilience skills, she is tasked with educating Soldiers on using resilience skills.
"Not only am I able to teach these skills, but I'm able to use them in my everyday life because of my experiences," said Loredo. "I think I was a pretty resilient person before the training, but we can always do better."
Loredo is also an active-duty representative to Survivor Outreach Services working group in which she provides firsthand experience from a surviving, active-duty spouse perspective. In her spare time, between being a full time mother, Soldier and community activist, Loredo recently took a week's leave to volunteer and take part in the Fayetteville Extreme Makeover, Home Edition project.
She uses her personal tragedy as a way to give more of herself to others and this made her a great "face of strength" candidate, said Col. Marsha Lilly, Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Strategic Communications and Plans chief.
"She is a unique Soldier because the Army is her Family and the respect she receives from her fellow Soldiers is special."


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