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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Justin Timberlake followed through on a promise to take a marine to her unit's annual ball.
The singer and actor posted a photo along with a letter on his website Sunday that the Marine Corps Ball in Richmond, Va., was "one of the most moving evenings I've ever had."
Cpl. Kelsey De Santis had invited Timberlake through a YouTube video to Saturday night's event and Timberlake accepted. WTVR-TV (http://bit.ly/uD4sKV) reports Timberlake wore a tuxedo to the ball at the Greater Richmond Convention Center.
Timberlake's "Friends With Benefits" co-star, Mila Kunis, earlier this year accepted a similar invitation to a Marine Corps Ball in Greenville, N.C.
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In a meeting held on Wednesday with senior ministry officials, the two parties could not agree on all issues on teachers' welfare that were on the table for discussion, including extra lessons, overtime and reduced winter vacation from five to two weeks.
According to BOSETU, the issue of overtime has always been that they cannot talk of overtime as a stopgap measure to the issue of the industrial action when they do not know the hours of work for teachers.
"Employer has to deal with teachers' hours of work first before they can talk of overtime. At this point, unions pointed out that they cannot be party to an initiative that they have not negotiated and contributed on," BOSETU chief negotiator Tobokani Rari said, adding that they will not be able to defend the initiative.
He stated that it came as a shock to learn that in spite of the ongoing negotiations with teachers' unions over the issue, the ministry had gone ahead to unilaterally introduce and even announce the date of the resumption of extra lessons and
overtime initiative.
Rari also believed that the permanent remedy to the negative effects of the strike on teaching and learning is for government to refund money deducted from teachers' salaries on account of the No-Work-No-Pay policy.
"Teachers are, therefore, still requested to reject the issue of overtime until directed otherwise by the unions," he said. Meanwhile, unions raised a concern about intimidation and harassment being meted out on teachers who were on strike. Rari said the Permanent Secretary Grace Muzila has promised to attend to such issues if brought to her office.
When reached for comment, Principal Public Relations Officer, Nomsah Zuze confirmed the Wednesday meeting and said the overtime allowance is not being thrust down teachers' throats. "They did not agree with the interventions but the ministry will go ahead with the interventions because we are doing it in the interests of the students," she said.
Zuze said the working overtime is voluntary and therefore the ministry will work with the interested teachers in schools. "It is not being shoved down the teachers' throats," she said.

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Author Stephen Van Zant will have a book signing from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday at Barnes & Noble in Elizabethtown.
Van Zant is a local attorney with Bell, Hess and Van Zant Attorneys at Law in Elizabethtown.
His book, "Far from Good," focuses on 13-year-old Sam Cray, who comes of age in the summer of 1975 in a fictitious Kidron County, Ky.
"The Ugly Duckling" will grace the stage this weekend at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown.
Based on the Hans Christian Anderson tale, actors follow a swan as he grows up ugly in a family of ducks before recognizing his full potential. Audiences learn the lesson of overcoming adversity and understanding each other's differences.
She choreographed "AVATAR," prompted a revision of a computer system and is coming to Elizabethtown.
Lula Washington, who founded Lula Washington Dance Theatre for which she is artistic director and choreographer, will bring her dance company to Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center on Sunday.
Erwin Washington, Lula's husband and executive director/co-founder, said when James Cameron was looking for a choreographer for "AVATAR," he asked around for suggestions.
Artist Alan Vance's paintings will be on display through March 9 in Elizabethtown Community and Technical College's Morrison Gallery.
The exhibit, "Disconnected: Paintings by Alan Vance," can be seen 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the gallery.
Vance enjoys working with abstracted figures to create images that have an allegorical presence with a hint of melancholy.
A reception takes place from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at the gallery.
Watching "Act of Valor" evokes two emotions.
On one hand, viewers leave the theater incredibly proud of the men in uniform and the lives they put on the line every day to protect the residents of our country. I am incredibly aware and grateful for the sacrifices made by all branches of the United States military to keep my freedoms intact.
One night, earlier this winter, my television screen went black, silent.
And then, on screen, a thousand sparks came together to form the words spoken in an accented whisper. "The night is dark and full of terrors."
Chills. Chills down my back and arms. Those were the only words HBO had tossed "Game of Thrones" fans in long months. And that was enough to elicit a geeky squeak of awe.
The Acoustic Guitar Masters Concert Series continues its 12th year with a performance from Michael Kelsey at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School.
Promoter Eddie Mattingly describes Kelsey as a "rhythmic, inspired guitarist" and a performance artists who combines soul, funk and blues into "a guitar festival of organic sound."
His style has been called a "progressive-aggressive acoustic guitar."
Tickets are $15.
Comic Steve Hofstetter will appear at 9 p.m. Saturday at The Landing Zone. He has appeared on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," "Comics Unleashed" and other comic shows.
Hofstetter is a former columnist for Sports Illustrated and the National Hockey League. He currently is touring to promote a new album available on iTunes.
To learn more about Hofstetter, go to www.stevehofstetter.com.
Tickets are $3 and the event is open to anyone 18 and older.
The Sampley family once again is a semi-finalist at the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival.
"Dad the Hero on Vacation" is the fifth of the family's movies to be a semifinalist, Jamey Sampley said.
The film is one of six screened at the festival over the weekend. It is in contention with movies including "Courageous" and "Seven Days in Utopia" starring Robert Duvall.
The grand prize is $101,000.
Leona Waddell, 84, can claim something not many people can. Something she made is in the Smithsonian Institution.
Waddell crafts split white oak baskets and one of her baskets was donated to the Renwick Gallery Smithsonian American Art Museum as a part of a basket collection.
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A passion for asteroids
Mark Boslough spends his time learning about natural and nuclear atmospheric explosions and looking at climate change from a national security point of view. The Sandia National Laboratories physicist has also worked with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other government agencies and become a public figure, appearing in many popular lay science programs. Earlier this year, for example, he appeared in Sacred Sites: Ireland, a film by the Smithsonian Channel that explores how celestial events may have influenced religious beliefs and practices in ancient Ireland. He has also been involved in three NOVA episodes, including the 27 March 2013 "Meteor Strike," about last year's airburst above Chelyabinsk, Siberia. (See also "Chelyabinsk: Portrait of an asteroid airburst," the article he wrote with David Kring, in Physics Today, September 2014, page 32.)
Mark Boslough collected data used to re-create the trajectory of the 2013 Chelyabinsk asteroid from videos obtained from car dashboards. This image is from the NOVA program "Meteor Strike." CREDIT: WGBH
In his childhood home in Colorado, says Boslough, "there was a left-brain right-brain thing going on, with fiction and nonfiction in the same household. And a lot of it centered around science." His mother would wake him up before dawn to watch NASA space launches. And on a camping trip with friends and family, Boslough saw a bright object fly across the sky. "It was a big inflatable shiny Mylar satellite. And my dad was the only parent who knew what it was and could explain it to everybody. I wanted to be like that," he says. Despite his early interest in science, he says, "I managed to be a slacker in high school." Then, at Colorado State University, "I had no idea what I wanted to study." He liked art and writing, but didn't think he was talented enough to make a living at those. He took a physics class, and within a year he was majoring in physics. "It sort of seemed like such a fundamental basic field that you could do anything with," he says. He earned a PhD in applied physics at Caltech and from there joined Sandia. Physics Today caught up with Boslough in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and by phone to hear about the trajectory of his career.
PT: How did you end up at Sandia?
BOSLOUGH: At Caltech, we had weekly colloquia from various professors from around campus that were looking for students. One guy, Tom Ahrens, came and talked about impact craters. That combined my interest in Earth and planetary science, and I immediately decided I wanted to do that. We got to do some really fun things. We had a two-stage light gas gun, made from a big old navy cannon. You burned powder in the breech and shot a piston into this pump tube that pumped hydrogen up to a very high pressure. It seems incredibly dangerous and not something you would want to have graduate students work on. That was my entry into scientific research. My first physics conference was a topical conference in the field. I met all these people from Sandia and other national labs. The Sandia people had written the codes I was using, and there was an immediate kinship. A couple of years later, when I got my degree, I came here [to Sandia] for my first job interview. I strongly felt this is where I wanted to come, but I also realized you don't get married after your first date. That was in 1983. I've been here ever since.
PT: Describe your work.
BOSLOUGH: I was an experimentalist the first 10 years I was here, and still used these two-stage light gas guns. One of my colleagues developed a way to effectively put a third stage on these two-stage guns, so we could launch materials at superhigh speeds and test debris shields, like the shield that protects the International Space Station from space debris. Sandia had this brand new computer; it was the world's most powerful computer. I wanted to get involved with it. In 1993 this comet was discovered: Shoemaker–Levy 9. I went to my boss and said, Wouldn't it be cool if we could simulate it and make some predictions? We ended up getting permission and we calculated what the effects might be when it collided with Jupiter. It was like a big splash—a hypervelocity splash. And that was about the time when funding for experimental work was on the downswing, and funding for computational work was on the upswing. So I kind of jumped off one and onto the other with really lucky timing.
PT: Is computational work still your main focus?
BOSLOUGH: Yes. In the late 1990s, I was still interested in planetary impacts and how impacts on the Earth were a threat to people, to agriculture, to everything. If the Earth got hit by a big comet like Jupiter did, what would happen? I was very interested in coupling the impact problem to the climate problem. And I think that's about the time I became sort of the self-appointed gadfly at Sandia. I made the case that global warming is very much a national security and a global security issue. Taking national security in a broad sense, the health of the nation depends on the health of Earth, and so I tried to make that case to management. Things have evolved, and now all the national labs do take it very seriously.
PT: Do you choose what you want to work on?
BOSLOUGH: It follows lab needs. One of the things that makes Sandia great is that you do have a lot of flexibility to choose what you want to work on. It's almost like a market, where there are people who run projects who need people to staff projects. In a lot of ways it can be informal.
PT: How much of your work is classified?
BOSLOUGH: That changes with time. There have been times where my work has been dominated by classified work, and other times like now, where I'm not really doing any at all.
PT: What is the connection between your work in weapons and your work with asteroids and impacts?
BOSLOUGH: My asteroid work is my passion. And in terms of physics, of course it overlaps strongly with other work at Sandia. The hydrocodes that were developed for modeling nuclear explosions are the same ones that I use to model asteroid airbursts. They are the same codes you would use to look at how you would deflect an asteroid—by hitting it with a kinetic impact or setting off a bomb next to it. It's not 100% overlap but a lot of the physics is the same—high pressure shock compression of condensed matter.
PT: In an airburst, there is an explosion in the atmosphere and the asteroid vaporizes to create a hot, glowing fireball. Is that right?
BOSLOUGH: The actual definition comes from nuclear weapons. I have adopted the same term for asteroids. But it's an exploding asteroid, not an exploding bomb. The physics of what leads to the explosion is very different, but the end result is very similar. There are some other fundamental differences between the two. Unlike the weapon residues, asteroid residues have this huge momentum. They're still moving fast, even though you've converted most of the kinetic energy to thermal energy, and it has a lot of mass. That's the big difference. So an asteroid is like a directed energy weapon. It's going to keep going toward the thing it was going to if it hadn't exploded. The bottom line is that an asteroid explosion actually does more damage on the ground than a nuclear explosion of the same energy, of the same yield. It's because of this directed effect.
PT: How did you happen to go to Chelyabinsk, and what did you do there?
BOSLOUGH: Interestingly, the way I first found out about the airburst was on Facebook. And somebody posted a video on YouTube, which I saw about an hour and forty minutes after it happened. The western media hadn't picked up on it yet. We have this international monitoring network that's tuned to look for atmospheric explosions. One aspect of that is infrasound—very low frequency sound waves that travel across the Earth at the speed of sound. So it would be many hours before those waves would get to this hemisphere, whereas social media travels at the speed of light.
PT: And what about your involvement?
BOSLOUGH: I got a call from WGBH TV, the station that produces NOVA, the next day. They asked if I'd be interested in being interviewed for a quick-turnaround program. A couple of days later they called back and asked if I would join a film crew in Chelyabinsk. I asked my management, and they immediately jumped on board and did everything they could to get me a visa. I was on a plane within a week. I spent two days and three nights there.
PT: What did you do in Chelyabinsk?
BOSLOUGH: In the daytime I was committed to the film crew, to being there and being interviewed. But at night I got to do research. What I did was set up a camera on a tripod at the exact location of a frame of a few of these dashboard cameras—there were lots and lots of them, over 700. I've been told the primary reason people have them is to prevent insurance fraud and police corruption. Anyway, using the frames, I could point my camera in the direction of the sky, do a time exposure, basically create a two-dimensional ruler, to calibrate, do astrometry, on the sky and determine the location of the meteor at each instant and work out a trajectory. Now I didn't work out the trajectory, my colleagues did that, but I provided the time-exposure photographs. So, I told you I was an experimentalist, and then I was a computer guy. But frankly I think my favorite thing to do is fieldwork.
PT: How did you get the idea?
BOSLOUGH: When NOVA asked me to go, I called up Peter Brown—we had analyzed an event together years earlier—and said what can I do that would actually be useful? He said, "Do a stellar calibration. We'll find the best videos, and by the time you are in Russia, we'll send you a list of locations that you should go to." I landed at the airport. It was midnight in Chelyabinsk, and the sky was clear. They had sent a Russian-speaking cab driver to take me to the hotel. I put in the coordinates in my smartphone, and a map came up and I pointed at it, and told him to go there, and he did. He stood around patiently waiting for this crazy guy to take pictures of the sky on a tripod in the middle of a busy road. The second night was cloudy. So on the third night I got in the car with this enthusiastic guy—Peter was getting a lot of emails from Russia from people who had witnessed it, and he got me a contact for a cab driver. He had his English-speaking girlfriend and another buddy with him, so there were four of us piled in driving all over the Russian countryside. When the Sun came up, they took me straight to the airport.
PT: What was learned?
BOSLOUGH: Our paper came out in Nature. One of our most newsworthy conclusions was that we probably underestimated the number of airbursts. There seem to be events happening more often than you would expect based on astronomically based population estimates of objects of this size.
PT: You mentioned that asteroids can do more damage on the ground than a nuclear weapon. Why make the comparison?
BOSLOUGH: We have a lot of data on atmospheric nuclear tests, and we don't have a lot of data on asteroids. A lot of data associated with Tunguska [the asteroid explosion over Siberia in 1908] is circumstantial. And our only example of a large airburst that is well documented is Chelyabinsk, but there are lots and lots of atmospheric nuclear tests. You do want to do a risk assessment. It's like any threat. There aren't any hurricanes bearing down on our coast at the moment, but we still want to understand them, and we still want to be able to make preparations if and when there is one. I think we need to treat the asteroid threat exactly the same way, but you need to discover them before impact. It would be great to fly instruments, set up spectrometers and lidar and geophones and whatnot, you could even have IR trackers to follow meteorites all the way to the ground. They're still glowing in infrared even after they are no longer emitting light, so you might be able to extrapolate and pinpoint where they land. What you need to carry out a campaign like that is more telescopes to find objects on a collision course far enough in advance.
PT: Why is it important to get the trajectories of asteroids?
BOSLOUGH: There are a bunch of reasons. One is that by getting the trajectory, you can learn about the population. What kind of orbit is it in? Are there related orbits? Are there families of orbits? What class of asteroid is it? But the part I am more interested in, is if you know its precise trajectory, and you can observe it as we did with Chelyabinsk, then you can do some serious modeling, and have a real case to validate your models. You can calculate dynamic pressure, so know what the pressure on it was when it broke up. You can extract a lot more about the asteroid and the process of airbursts.


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I'm not sure that would work well with this game. It's frequently requested though, so I'm looking into it.
I can see it working, but the layouts for the rooms would have to be adjusted and probably enlarged. Monsters could scale in durability based on how many members join, and I would probably not allow more than 4 players. Loot in the game could be adjusted in the vein of Killing floor's "dosh system" where players can toss their coins out to others, and the shops would just have to be adjusted to accomodate. Could work :D That is all based on my personal lack of understanding of the coding your team has to work with.
Scaling HP tends to lead to the bullet sponge complaints that games like Borderlands see, scaling the number of enemies might be more appropriate.
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Got another question too. What qualifies this as horror? I completely understand "balls to the walls action" or something relative to that. But I did not see much in terms of horror, unless those features will be implimented later.
Just curious, keep up the good work :D
Well, some of the things that would qualify it as horror, have not yet been implemented. But from an art perspective, pixels are hard to make scary. It is also set on a ghost ship... and some the environment aspects are still being worked on to give that ship feel. Stay tuned for patches, we are still working hard on this game, lots of new content each patch. Thanks for playing.
Great thanks, it was a goofy question, I kinda had my own theory due to the neat Anchor lanterns, looking forward to what the future brings :D
Hey, I was wondering if you would mind me posting some footage for the game on my youtube channel? I am enjoying this game alot, and would love to share with my audience.
No problem sir, post away... please send us the link when you have it up, we appreciate the coverage very much, and very happy you enjoy the game.
Purchasing to support development. Looks promising! Oh, and you should probably get this labeled alpha/beta officially.
Demo before I buy, please. Nothing personal but I don't buy indie niche games without a quick demo, and I buy a lot. Please put out a demo so I can give this a shot cuz I love roguelikes.
A lot of people have requested a demo.
Right now I'm really busy working on adding content and polishing the game for paying customers, and I don't want to take time away from development to make a demo.
The game will definitely have a demo in the future, but I don't want to make it a priority just yet.
Highest Rated (6 agree) 10/10
I'm loving the new update. It makes it feel like a true roguelike since the bosses change more.
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Horrible game by the most cowardly and pathetic devs I've ever seen. Won't even stay around the forums on Steam to answer questions because of the overwhelming number of people who know these developers are shit. These guys can't face criticism, they even said themselves that they can't handle being around forums that they're obliged to answer questions in because "waaah someone might make fun of us" Made by whiny children, terrible game, it's been out for several days now and is already trailing…
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Video Game: Dragon Realms
DragonRealms is a text-based MUD (multi-user dungeon) developed by Simutronics, and run by Play.net. Considered one of the longest running "true" MUDs, the game has had an active player base as early as 1986, and continues to draw respectable numbers even to this day. The game attributes its long activity to an incredibly dedicated player and moderator base, and is constantly editing, re-editing and releasing new content, the newest of which is a classic dungeon crawl called "Quelling the Riot".The world of Elanthia itself is a multicultural world filled with magic and mystery, populated by fantastical beings and every day joes just trying to get on with their lives without having to deal with an adventurer stumbling into their things. The world sweeps from desolate mountaintops and deserts to massive cities filled with all the exotic wonders of the world. Dance in the city squares, harvest wood, slay dragons, or even join a Guild to make a bit of extra money. In DragonRealms, and Elanthia, the only person stopping you from becoming great is yourself.The game itself uses a skill-based system to "level up" (called gaining a ring) and gain new abilities and points to raise your stat levels. Most if not all of these skill points come from a player actually competing tasks, sometimes incredibly boring or repetitive, in order for their character to become more adept at a skill. Most, if not all, players choose to join a Guild (Fighter, Moon Mage, Battle Mage, etc.) in order to learn specialized spells and skills, but unlike many games, this is not required to advance. Along with this, the player chooses from one of several races: Human, Elf, Dwarf, Elothean, Gor'Tog, Halfling (Olvi), S'Kra Mur and Prydaen, which can have a deep impact on their playstyle, as each race has a unique in-game history and abilities.
Tropes found in DragonRealms:
- The Empath: The Empath Guild, the only player group in the game capable of healing. Although remember, just because they are healers, it doesn't mean they are all friendly.
- Functional Magic: The Moon Mages tend to view magic as something to be studied and dissected.
- Magic Music: The Bard's guild uses music to offer other players magical buffs.
- Massive Race Selection: 8 options, listed above.


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This is a fun and unique game. It plays like a mix of an RPG and Quake with bock style graphics. There is a ton of loot to be found, the main quest is actually somewhat well done, the AI is okay, and the gunplay is solid.
I'm looking forward to whats added to this game and seeing it grow. I think theirs a lot of potential in the multiplayer also.
All in all I'd advise you to not overlook this title and at least try out the demo, but first read the guide so you have a bit of an idea of whats going on.
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Stevie Nicks has a lot of old Polaroids of herself, so many that she will showcase some of the best images in a gallery — like a parade of vintage selfies. As with anything else Stevie Nicks-related, we are selecting our best scarves and flowing dresses in addition to practicing a chant to release unto the goddess… »
Okay, it's not exactly the most surprising headline considering Mel Gibson's tumultuous past decade, but Joe Eszterhas reveals a few unsettling anecdotes in his new book Heaven and Mel (yes—dude wrote an ENTIRE BOOK about being terrified of Mel Gibson). If you hadn't heard, back in December the Gibsons and the… »
Stephanie Lynn Nicks of Fleetwood Mac is 64 years old today. Happy birthday, Stevie! Did you wish for your rival Debbie Harry to be portrayed by Malin Akerman in a biopic? 'Cause it came true! Remember that time you and Lindsey Buckingham were sort of dating and fighting all the time and that's why Rumours was such… »
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By Chicpaul Becerra, U.S. Army Garrison-Pohakuloa Public Affairs
POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii - Representatives from various European, Asian, North and South American countries, observed Pohakuloa Training Area (PTA) operations and its ranges, Nov. 20.
During the Headquarters, Department of the Army 2008 Fall Military Attache Orientation Trip, 46 military attaches learned about the U.S. military in Hawaii and got a glimpse of Hawaiian culture and history.
"On this particular trip, we focused on U.S. Army-Pacific and the opportunity to visit the USS Arizona Memorial, Polynesian Cultural Center, and a good mix of experiencing both military installations, including PTA, and Hawaiian culture," said Maj. Gen. Gregory Schumacher, assistant deputy chief of staff for intelligence, and lead escort of the trip.
Along with their escorts, military attaches were taken to PTA's Puu Lehue where they viewed a joint Army-Marine training exercise. The scenario featured a raid on a suspected enemy target at the nearby Prisoner of War Camp range.
"The military attaches (from various countries) are visiting PTA because they are a part of the Army's outreach program wherein, every three years, we take attaches to different Army installations throughout the country and showcase the active and reserve component, the National Guard, and the local cultures," said Schumacher.
The military attaches were later taken to PTA's Bradshaw Army Airfield, where they met and talked to Soldiers and crew of the Kiowa OH-58D and AH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, stationed at Wheeler Army Airfield, and the Marines, stationed at Kaneohe Bay, who were part of the joint exercise. The visitors also saw military equipment, weapons and tactical gear.
"It is great to meet Soldiers and Marines, and to see their equipment up close," said Brig. Gen. Raynard Javier, Philippines military attache.
After the PTA garrison commander, Lt. Col. Warline Richardson, gave a command brief, attaches received environmental briefs by both the PTA archaeologist and the natural resources program manager at the Natural Resources and Cultural Resources Interpretive Garden and Propagation Facility.
The military attaches' trip to PTA concluded with a short visit to the Mauna Kea National Observatory Visitors Center.
"It was a great opportunity for us to share with them the U.S. Army and our capabilities, but most importantly, to meet our Soldiers and civilians who make the Army what it is today," said Schumacher. "The highlight of our PTA visit was the opportunity for the military attaches to interact with both Soldiers and Marines one-on-one and get to see what they are all about."


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Last updated: December 12, 2013 (1 year ago)
Listing created on: March 21, 2011
Gaia Shifts
(Procter, BC, British Columbia, Canada)
- Status: Re-forming
- Started Planning: 1987
- Start Living Together: 2010
- Visitors accepted: Yes
- Open to new Members: Yes
- Website address: www.gaiashifts.org
- Contact Name: Felina
- Phone: 250-229-2243
- Address:
PO Box 98
Procter, BC, British Columbia, V0G1V0
Visitor Process
Visitors accepted: Yes
write us and inquire for best time
Membership Process
Open to new Members: Yes
Mission Statement:
women organizing
Community Description:
Gathering Space in BC, Canada
Why 'Gaia Shifts'?
Even Einstein said: We cannot solve our 'problems' using the 'same thinking' that got us into them!
1. Collaboration: to choose a positive future, we need the imagination, commitment and passion that can never be commanded but can only be unleashed in groups of equals. Our present day manipulative hierarchal decision making machines are well oiled!
We envision that it takes a variety of collaborative groups focussed on social change (communication, human relationships, human rights/responsibilities, steady state economy, environmental protection) that work… better than the hierarchies.
2. Seize the opportunity as women to organize for (nonviolent) social change in an eco-feminist manner within the larger context of Society.
3. Remove ourselves from debt-economy
3. Keep exploring and supporting the movement toward viable alternatives to private ownership of land, i.e. acquiring and placing land into a Community Land Trust.
Small business of alternative semi permanent canvas dwellings on site, see www.outdoorcanvasdesigns.ca
re-organising: open for visitors, discussions,exploring past learnings and revisioning the project


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Police Chief George Arruda has proposed the creation of a bylaw that would place safety regulations on retailers opening at midnight through 4 a.m.
Arruda said he is specifically targeting stores opening on Black Friday and throughout the holiday season, oftentimes holding midnight sales and producing long lines outside that create safety issues.
"The town of Swansea should have some way to protect the patrons and employees," Arruda said.
Arruda pointed to an incident that happened three years ago at Toys 'R' Us. He said the store was opening during the night for a special sale. A line formed outside the toy store and stretched to Sears at the Swansea Mall. Arruda said there was no safety plan and the store manager became concerned there could be a stampede.
Arruda said nearly all police cruisers responded to the store and the town was "left wide open" for crime.
Other big box stores, such as Walmart, Sears and Target, face similar issues.
Arruda presented a Black Friday bylaw currently used by the town of Dartmouth to the Board of Selectmen Tuesday night. He asked that the bylaw, or a version of the bylaw, be placed on the special Town Meeting warrant for Oct. 29.
The board had some issues with the wording of the bylaw and plans to customize it to the town of Swansea.
Selectmen were concerned that other establishments open past midnight could fall into the bylaw, such as bars and restaurants.
Arruda said he is specifically targeting retailers. He said it was not his intent to place restrictions on drug stores that are open all night, bars, restaurants or the movie theater, which might also stay open late for midnight showings.
"My concern is retail establishments around the holidays," Arruda said.
The bylaw would require retailers wanting to operate between midnight and 4 a.m. to submit a safety plan and pay for a police detail at least 15 days in advance. Arruda said he has had problems with one retailer who owed detail pay to officers for nearly a year.
A safety plan might include erecting a portable fence to protect people waiting outside, a plan to protect them from traffic, a meeting with police, or a certain number of police officers or store security guards.
The bylaw would allow the Board of Selectmen to exempt businesses if they choose.
The bylaw would place fines on the retailer for every minute it is in violation of the bylaw.
It could potentially cost a retailer thousands of dollars for holding a midnight sale without a safety plan.
"We're trying to prevent it before we start fining people,"
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I've been using three different t3ch releases, always with updated MC360 skins.
First it crashed while loading the save "Kung Fu Chaos". I tried remedying the situation by deleting the save (in the MS dash). After that it continued to scan, but stopped again while reaching Halo 2
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1. Friday the 13th, Part V: A New Beginning (1985)
directed by Danny Steinmann
featuring John Shepard, Melanie Kinnaman, Shavar Ross, Richard Young, Carol Locatell, Marco St. John
2. Frankenfish (2004)
directed by Mark A.Z. Dippé
featuring Muse Watson, China Chow, Reggie Lee, Marco St. John, Mark Boone, Jr., Tory Kittles, Tomas Arana
3. Dylan Dog: Dead of Night (2011)
directed by Kevin Munroe
featuring Brandon Routh, Anita Briem, Sam Huntington, Taye Diggs, Kurt Angle, Peter Stormare, Kent Jude Bernard, Mitchell Whitfield, Michael Cotter, Laura Spencer, James Hebert, Dan Braverman, Marco St. John, Kyle Clements, Douglas M. Griffin, Kevin Fisher, Garrett Strommen, Brian Steele, Tiffany Reiff
4. Rites of Spring (2012)
directed by Padraig Reynolds
featuring A.J. Bowen, Anessa Ramsey, Sonny Marinelli, Katherine Randolph, James Bartz, Shanna Forrestall, Andrew Breland, Hannah Bryan, Sarah Pachelli, Skylar Page Burke, Marco St. John, Jocelyn Amos, Grady Champion, Edward Saint Pe
5. The Next Man (1976)
directed by Richard Sarafian
featuring Sean Connery, Cornelia Sharpe, Albert Paulsen, Adolfo Celi, Marco St. John
6. The Mind Snatchers (1972)
directed by Bernard Girard
featuring Marco St. John, Christopher Walken, Joss Ackland, Ralph Meeker, Ronny Cox
7. Tough Luck (2003)
directed by Gary Ellis
featuring Armand Assante, Norman Reedus, Dagmara Dominczyk, Marco St. John, Steve Comisar
8. Vicious (2002)
directed by Matt Green
featuring Tom Savini, Brian Bremer, Marco St. John, Bill Moseley, Brinke Stevens
9. The Truth About Juliet (2002)
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So yesterday i thought was the day for me and SO to finally meet our Little one, He works at a small manufacturing job and there is a small amount of employees there he wasn't able to get off the week of our EDD which was 02/11/2013. With our Ob Saying everything is healthy as can be and everything was measuring out right we would be able to be induced at 39 weeks. We pack everything and head to L&D check in and i get set up on the monitors answer questions the nurses are setting up IVS and getting ready to give me the medicine to soften my cervix and get me ready for the pitocin. When one of the nurses looks at my Ultra sounds that was on my file and it said EDD 2/24/13. curious as to why this was she tried to get ahold of my OB who was off at this point. waitng for a few hours i see my OB walk in telling me he has bad news and that he never saw my EDD on my ultra sounds was the 24th and was going off my LMP (2/11). Not only did he never look at my ultra sounds we were going to induce my little one early, he gave me my Rhogam shot at the wrong time and been doing and sending tests in at the wrong time. He also told me at our "last" app. that my baby was healthy and was measuring out to 38 weeks ( i was only 36 weeks at the time.) This is my first time having a baby and this is the most horrible experience. :( i really hope its not like this with every baby if so i think DOCTORS error my baby would of been here way to early when he told me everything was fine. how can i trust him for the actual delivery.. has it been like this for every girl!!?
Doctor never even knew my EDD! almost inducing my baby 20 days early *VENT*
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My concern would be that he didn't bother to look at the info at hand. If your LMP said one thing and the ultrasound seemed very different they should have been considering why that was. As for the delivery, really the doctor's just "catch."
my two ultra sounds i had one at ten weeks and one was at 5 months so 20 weeks and both ultra sounds said with what the baby measured out my edd should be 2/24 and my lmp was a estimated guess not anything we knew for sure. When my ob said my due date was the 11 i tried to ask him/tell him that i thought it was later than that (which was early in the pregnancy) he assured me it was the 11th and that was the final due date..


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Nepal information
Hi there
You are welcome to freely download the track notes and useful information about trekking in Nepal provided below.
Children in the remote Tsum Valley have very poor access to educational materials so we have started fundraising to help them.
Our Tsumba friend Lobsang says "Chhokangparo is one of biggest household in upper Tsum . Large number of childrens also and school is still in poor condition. We try to better education but still many lack of physical facility and mentally reading culture and value of education in own soil . If this project will success we also have the biggest satisfaction in life to do something for own community". Here are some photos taken by Lobsang.
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The franchise will continue and it will be in cinemas in April, 2015
Fast & Furious 7 is definitely still happening, and if Vin Diesel's Facebook account is to be believed, then it will be here by next spring. The star of the franchise took to his Facebook page late on Sunday, 22 December, night to leave a tribute for deceased star Paul Walker, before eventually revealing the release details for the upcoming film.
Walker and Diesel were set to star together once again
F&F7 will arrive in cinemas on 10, April, 2015, according to the Facebook post, after production was put on hold. Filming for the next instalment of the F&F series had been put on hold indefinitely following the untimely death of star Paul Walker on 30 November, however Universal decided to go ahead with the filming when writer Chris Morgan and director James Wan, apparently, devised a plot eventuality where they can retire Walker's character from the series using scenes already shot. The film was initially due to be released on 11 July, 2014.
"The last scene we filmed together," he wrote on the post, referring to an accompanying photograph. "There was a unique sense of completion, of pride we shared… in the film we were now completing… the magic captured… and, in just how far we've come… Fast and Furious 7 will be released… April 10th 2015! P.s. He'd want you to know first…"
Walker was in the passenger seat of his friend Roger Rodas' limited edition Porsche when the vehicle careered off the road and erupted into flames. Both Walker and Rodas died instantly. Walker and the rest of the F&F7 cast were on Thanksgiving break from filming the seventh film when the accident took place and upon Walker's death, Universal immediately put a halt on any further production. Away from the set however, studio officials, including Morgan and Wan, were trying to work out a solution that would ensure life went on in the F&F franchise and it seems as though they have found one.We'll most likely have to wait a while longer to find out what these changes are.


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The days of browsing cars at brick and mortar Pine Hill car dealerships have long since passed. Thanks to the world wide web; Pine Hill car dealers have the choice of having all of their stock of vehicles listed at various places like Autobytel.com. And the majority of car shoppers will begin to research automobiles online. After a consumer has narrowed down their choices of new or used cars; they will begin to search the local listings of Pine Hill car dealers. It will not be long till they come to an authorative car site like Autobytel.com. Visit our site to see free vehicle pricing information from a couple of Pine Hill car dealers.
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A Band Called Death
- Studio: Drafthouse Films
- Release Date: Jun 28, 2013
- Starring: Bobby Hackney, Dannis Hackney, David Hackney
- Summary: A documentary on the 1970s punk band Death, and their new-found popularity decades after they broke up.
- Director: Jeff Howlett and Mark Christopher Covino
- Genre(s): Documentary
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Positive: 13 out of 14
Mixed: 1 out of 14
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And then would come this generous, spirited documentary, to capture one of the strangest and most inspiring of all family stories of tragedy and triumph that this crazy country has produced.
A beautiful tale of life, love, music, and family, of things not working out but also working out just as predicted.
Joy and redemption aren't exactly punk mantras, but A Band Called Death might just give your heart a thrashing.
The film is made impetuously watchable and disarmingly emotional by the filmmakers' strong command of docudrama and nonfiction narrative style.
Like the recent "Searching for Sugar Man," A Band Called Death celebrates music born in Detroit that, with a turn of the wrist and a different roll of the dice, might've found the audience it deserved the first time.
The film springs to life in its second half, when the members' grown kids, who are also working musicians, discover that their dads/uncles were in a forgotten, innovative band that the family had never once mentioned.
Too much of the doc takes our taste for granted; Alice Cooper, Henry Rollins and others won't persuade you that Death could have been huge, nor does a clichéd last-act reunion show. But the film's alternating inquiry — into family love, slow compromise and, yes, death — resonates strongly.
Score distribution:
Positive: 1 out of 1
Mixed: 0 out of 1
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Jul 31, 2013Unlike this review, the movie was a little long winded. The middle dragged. It didn't cover anything about the band's old live performanceUnlike this review, the movie was a little long winded. The middle dragged. It didn't cover anything about the band's old live performance days. However, it was overall enjoyable and a must see for any old school punk rock kids from back in the day.… Collapse
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Former Milton-Freewater resident Phyllis J. Bunkowske (Schneider), 95, passed away March 26, 2013, in Roseburg, Ore. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 3, at 10:30 a.m. in the chapel of the Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main St., Milton-Freewater.
Private services will be in the Milton-Freewater Cemetery. To leave a condolence online visit www.munsellerhodes.com.
Survivors include her three sons, Dale Schneider of Roseburg, Ore., Leroy Schneider of Beaverton, Ore., and Dennis Schneider of Merlin, Ore.; sister, Marjorie Griswold of Milton-Freewater; seven grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Leroy Schneider and Ferdinand Bunkowske.
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1 Thessalonians 5:2-6 KJV "…the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night. For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape. But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief. Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day: we are not of the night, nor of darkness. Therefore let us not sleep, as do others; but let us watch and be sober."
Reportedly this is the message delivered to Jerusalem from the Obama administration officials during recent talks in Israel . . . "Saudi Arabia will not permit Israeli aircraft to cross its territory on the way to strike Iran."
Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak said later, he had received no such message, however some Israeli officials see this situation as a discreet warning message from the U.S., not to carry out a preemptive strike on Iran's nuclear facilities on their own.
The US military supplies Saudi Arabia with equipment and aircraft. Some think that if Israel and the United States carry out a joint attack against Iran, Saudi Arabia would permit over-flights. However Yedioth Ahronoth daily newspaper published in Tel Aviv, claims that if Israel were to act alone, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) would intercept any Israeli plane that tried to cross its territory on the way to Iran.
Israel would have to utilize around 100 warplanes to strike Iran's four main nuclear sites, and travel about 1,000 miles over hostile territory in order to reach them. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would prefer the U.S. take the lead, or at least assist with any possible strike against Iran, but the United States wants to wait until after presidential elections in November. Israel sees an urgent need to move before Iran has any more time to develop nuclear weapons and hide their facilities beyond the reach of Israel's bombs. It is unclear if Turkey or Jordan would permit Israel to use its airspace.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said in Israel last week, "If they (Iran) continue and if they proceed with a nuclear weapon, we have options that we are prepared to implement to ensure that that does not happen."
Washington has used a lot of effort to hold Israel back from a unilateral strike. At this point it is difficult to say why the present administration continues to believe there is time for diplomacy and sanctions to work. Meanwhile Iran's nuclear plans continue to go forward to threaten world peace at an alarming rate.


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The 2016 Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show will surely be one to remember. Our Spring Fling theme will be our first show to delight ALL of your senses. As seen at our past shows, our talented gardeners will create beautiful gardens, full of eye-popping color for you to SEE. You will certainly SMELL the wonderful fragrance of the fresh flowers and greenery again this year. Many of our displays will be completely interactive, allowing you to TOUCH and feel the gorgeous bounty that spring provides. But hold on to your hat- this is where we really mix things up--- At this year's show, right in the heart of our magnificent garden displays, you will HEAR something so spectacular that your feet just won't be able to keep still. Yes, that's right- You may find yourself singing and dancing while viewing the gardens at this truly memorable Spring Fling. Chances are you won't even realize that it's the dead of winter or freezing cold outside because we will be seriously cranking up the heat at the 2016 Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show!
On Friday, February 19, from 4-7, the ever popular band, Reminisce will absolutely dazzle you with their amazing 50's & 60's musical performance – you heard it here, Doo Wop- right in the in the middle of our gardens! As if that weren't exciting enough, on Saturday, February 20, from 4-7, the electrifying World Premier Band will kick it up a notch bring a whole new twist to your favorite music of the 90's and today seeding it with funk, lots of dance, some exciting originals and their remarkable Rhythm &Blues.
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Tag: Assisted suicide
Archbishop: Bill lets doctor OK meds for 'express purpose' of killing a person
California's newly passed measure to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill "is no way for our government to make policy on a life and death issue that will affect millions of individuals and families," said Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez.
Physician-assisted suicide part of 'throwaway culture'
It was a terrible shock to learn that the reason behind the crash of Germanwings Airbus A320 airliner on March 30, 2015, in the southeastern French Alps may have been the intentional decision of the co-pilot to kill himself and all 149 passengers as well.
Assisted suicide making way in states, courts
Assisted suicide is legal in only four states currently, but several other jurisdictions are considering passing legislation to legalize the practice.
Living 'life' in a throw away culture
Today almost everything is tossed away with little thought and replaced by a new, better "object." Our attitude is: If something or someone is not perfect or wanted, it has no value and can be discarded.
Fighting the culture of death: For local attorney, it's personal
Elizabeth Bakewicz, a graduate of the University of St. Thomas School of Law in St. Paul, has found herself in a position of arguing for something she wasn't prepared to argue for — her right to live.
Despair errs because of one thought: Life is worth living
Q. Is assisted suicide OK? Why should people needlessly suffer?
Woman's suicide called tragedy, symbol of 'culture of death' in U.S.
Brittany Maynard, a young California woman who was suffering from terminal brain cancer and gained national attention for her plan to use Oregon's assisted suicide law, ended her life Nov. 1. She was 29 years old.
Vermont called 'death state' with doctor-assisted suicide
Now that Vermont allows "doctor-prescribed suicide," the "magnificent landscape of this state, which echoes life from its majestic mountains to its powerful waterways, no longer is reflected in the laws which govern the Green Mountain State," said the head of the statewide Diocese of Burlington.
Talking Americans down from the assisted-suicide ledge
Several states are considering legislative measures to let physicians prescribe (but not administer) a lethal dose of a toxic drug to their patients, thereby assisting their patients to commit suicide. This is known as physician-assisted suicide. Advocates of this practice assure us that this can be a good choice for someone who is dying, or who wants to die.
U.S. bishops tackle big issues
» U.S. bishops tackle big issues
» Charter protecting children revisited and revised
» Preparing for battle over marriage
» Defending the terminally ill from assisted suicide
» The choice to end all choices
Quotes from this week's newsmakers
"Assisted suicide is and will always be an affront to the dignity of the human person, a heinous practice that must be aggressively confronted and contrasted by true compassion, support and love."
— From a statement by the Michigan Catholic Conference marking the death June 3 of Jack Kevorkian, a longtime advocate of assisted suicide


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A guy is trying to perfect the art of lucid dreaming, and because of this has isolated himself from most other aspects of life. What he truly wants to do is to break through his own dream realm and theoretically jump into someone else's dream.
Arms to his sides, he tried the swimming method of kicking only his feet, which set a nice pace and allowed Greg to lead solely with his head. SO NOW WHAT? I SHOULD PROBABLY FIND OUT WHATS UP WITH THESE ORB THINGS. Eagerly, Greg "swam' towards the nearest orb he could find. With all of his focus on this new task, he noticed that the particular sphere he was heading towards suddenly stopped dancing with the other orbs and froze where it was. The silver mist-like substance within the globe-like object flashed once, twice, three times, and faded away. As it faded away, the surface of the orb simultaneously began to shimmer, producing small ripples all about it. The ripples gave off a tinge of gold and created a warmth unparalleled to any feeling of warmth that Greg had ever physically felt. The feeling reminded Greg of what it felt like to be mentally sound and happy, only instead of an emotional feeling it came off as physical warmth. Very strange, though strange could be expected in a place like this.
The closer Greg came to the orb the slower he traveled, until his face was two feet from the shimmering surface. His body pointed like an arrow straight at the orb, no longer in forward motion. Unblinking he stared at the orb, hoping that something might happen. On the surface of the orb that was most visible to Greg, the shimmering ripples at once became a shimmering spiral. Mesmerized, Greg continued to stare at the spiral, not noticing that his body rested only one foot away from the surface of the orb now. In the middle of the spiral an image slowly formed. The image turned out to be that of a young boy, where every detail of his face could very easily be made out. His brown hair and freckles retained the gold tinge quality that the orb possessed, and his crooked teeth shone like pearls. Only six inches now separated Greg's face and the surface of the orb. He tried turning his head but found that was locked into a staring contest with the large eye-shaped device. With all the might he could muster, Greg managed to break free from the trance the orb had put him in.
Curious, he began to concentrate on a girl he liked to check out on the rare nights that he would go to the local bar. She never noticed Greg, but Greg always watched how she talked with other guys as well as her girlfriends. She liked to wear such short skirts that her panties would occasionally be unveiled, to his delight. Those nights he would lucid dream her into his dream world, where she would fulfill his every last desire. AFTER ALL THE DREAMS I'VE HAD OF HER, MAYBE IT'S TIME TO GIVE HER A LIL TASTE OF THE MAN GREG GREGORY… He had momentum again, swimming through the invisible matter with ease. Far in the distance he saw an orb that stood apart from the others, beckoning Greg as it methodically danced towards him. He immediately knew that this was the dream that he wanted and directed his body straight towards it.
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The Boston University Department of Family Medicine provides leadership to the development of family medicine and primary care regionally, nationally, and internationally through its education, research, and clinical activities.
Department Overview
Faculty from the Department of Family Medicine have multiple leadership roles with the medical school, including as Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs and directing the BUSM Office of Medical Education, the first- and second-year Integrated Problems course (problem-based learning course) and Introduction to Clinical Medicine 1B, in addition to the Family Medicine Clerkship and multiple pre-clerkship and fourth-year courses and electives.
These courses provide education that prepares all medical students with the training in family medicine necessary to practice effective and high-quality care in any specialty. Pre-clerkship and clerkship curricular foci include clinical decision making and problem solving, physical exam and diagnosis, doctor-patient relationship, and point of care evidence-based medicine.
The department also has a robust and multifaceted program to support students interested in family medicine and primary care careers. This includes a 4-year longitudinal track—FaMeS (Family Medicine Student Track), the Family Medicine Scholars program for students interested in academics, scholarship, and leadership in the field, and a vibrant Family Medicine Interest Group.
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The Department trains medical students and residents for careers as family physicians, and fellows for leadership and research positions in primary care, with special emphasis on preparation to work in multidisciplinary primary care teams responsive to the needs of multicultural communities.
The department trains medical students and residents for careers as family physicians, and trains fellows for leadership and research positions in primary care, with special emphasis on preparation to work in multidisciplinary primary care teams responsive to the needs of multicultural communities.
The department has multiple curricular offerings in all four years of the medical school curriculum. These include the Family Medicine Clerkship, the Family Medicine Subinternship, and electives in sports medicine, maternal-child health, outpatient medicine, advanced communication skills, the Healer's Art course, narrative medicine, research, and others.
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The department has numerous thriving programs and groups that students work with during the various courses and electives. These include Complementary and Alternative Medicine, including a group providing and researching CAM for underserved patients and communities; Project RED (ReEngineered Discharge)—a national model for effectively linking inpatient and outpatient care; implementation of the Patient Centered Medical Home; and international health and primary care system development, amongst others.
A thriving research division informs improved approaches to the conduct and organization of primary care, with emphasis on problems of the underserved and their communities, care of patients with disabilities, the integration of primary care, inpatient care, public health, mental health, and other areas.
The Department's clinical activities cover a broad range of clinical practice, including community health center-based practice, inpatient care, including operative and non-operative obstetrics and adult and pediatric inpatient medicine, student health, occupational health, sports medicine, and others.
The Department's clinical activities provide the necessary practice-based laboratories and teaching environments, with emphasis on programs that complement the overall mission of Boston Medical Center (BMC), and which are responsive to primary care needs of the greater Boston region, and especially its underserved communities.
The Department works closely with the Boston HealthNet and community health centers, regional community hospital-based residencies, the Massachusetts Academy of Family Physicians, the Boston and Massachusetts Departments of Health, the Boston University School of Public Health, other primary care groups within and outside of BMC, and the BMC leadership to evolve a coordinated regional primary care system responsive to population needs.


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After experiencing road rage this morining, I faxed this to the offending truck driver.
Wonder what happens when drivers get complaints?
Anyway, what's your best tip for nuking road-rage?
To Truck #111 Cab 6
Date 6/18/06
Time ~7:50
Place 908@ 140th
Dear Cabbie,
I do not appreciate your shouts from 2 lanes over for me to "get the F off the road". It doesn't give a very impression of your company.
Truth, is, the sidewalk is closed. Open or closed...It's pretty difficult to make a left turn along that stretch. Since the cop behind me didn't take issue to my biking (and signalling), maybe you can keep your comments to yourself from that warm dry truck!
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Everton striker Yakubu will captain Nigeria against South Africa in this weekend's 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and CAF Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Port Elizabeth.
"In the absence of team skipper Nwankwo Kanu and Joseph Yobo, Yakubu is the most experienced player in the squad and so he will lead the team out on Saturday," said team official, Peterside Idah.
Yakubu, scorer of 16 goals in his 43 appearances since first being capped in 2000, will have a hefty responsibility as the side will be without several key players such Kanu, Yobo, John Obi Mikel and Obafemi Martins, who are all injured.
Nigeria's Super Eagles lead qualifying Group 4 with a maximum 12 points from four matches. South Africa - who need not worry about FIFA World Cup qualification as they are hosting the event - are second with four points, one ahead of third-placed Sierra Leone.
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. OriginBang Babies are the survivors of Dakota's Big Bang who received superhuman powers and abilities. The Big Bang was originally suppose to be a event where each gang leaders would settle their differences on Paris Island. When Mayor Jefferson got news of this event, she ordered the police to spray a special type of tear gas that would track down the criminals. However, the tear gas contained a substance called quantum juice (or Q-juice). When exposed, most people died on the spot. Some mutated, or gain superpowers. Those who survived were called Bang Babies.CreationThe Bang Babies were created by Dwayne McDuffie, for his Milestone Comics and first appeared in Blood Syndicate #1 and Static #1.Team EvolutionBecause of the Big Bang, some former gang members who acquired superpowers combined into a team called the Blood Syndicate, while some gang members became supervillains. Some civilians, such as Virgil Hawkins, became a superhero.


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