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Anderson Cemetery
Also known as: Rock House Cemetery, Smith Infants
Williamson County
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This small cemetery is on the home place of Uriah Anderson at the former community of Rock House. Uriah. H. Anderson himself (1810-1893) was buried there, but grandchildren had the body moved in 1966 or 1967 to the Liberty Hill Cemetery, since the Rock House area was to be covered by water from a lake to be formed on the North San Gabriel River. The cemetery is on a bluff overlooking the river. Apparently the dam was not built, or built elsewhere, as the Anderson Cemetery still exists, but is abandoned and deeply covered by ground cover and vines, saplings and small trees, etc.
To reach the cemetery from Georgetown, take Highway 29 West to the junction with TX 183. Turn North on TX 183 the intersection of FM-3405. Turn East on FM-3405 to the junction with CR 256. Turn South on CR 256 and drive 0.9 miles to the cemetery entrance which has an unlocked gate.
The property on which the cemetery is located is owned by Fournventures Ltd, 16235 Retta Mansfield Road, Burleson, TX 76028-3036. To receive permission to visit this cemetery contact the tenent, Jonathan Hamilton, at 1070 CR 256. His residence is the first house around the turn to the south from the cemetery gate.
On 6 Oct 2012 this cemetery was cleaned by the Boy Scouts as an Eagle Scout project.
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You have a network that needs 29 subnets while maximizing the number of host addresses available on each subnet. How many bits must you borrow from the host field to provide the correct subnet mask?
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A 240 mask is 4 subnet bits and provides 16 subnets, each with 14 hosts. We need more subnets, so let's add subnet bits. One more subnet bit would be a 248 mask. This provides 5 subnet bits (32 subnets) with 3 host bits (6 hosts per subnet). This is the best answer.
If an Ethernet port on a router were assigned an IP address of 172.16.112.1/25, what would be the valid subnet address of this host?
A /25 mask is 255.255.255.128. Used with a Class B network, the third and fourth octets are used for subnetting with a total of 9 subnet bits, 8 bits in the third octet and 1 bit in the fourth octet. Since there is only 1 bit in the fourth octet, the bit is either off or on-which is a value of 0 or 128. The host in the question is in the 0 subnet, which has a broadcast address of 127 since 128 is the next subnet.
You have an interface on a router with the IP address of 192.168.192.10/29. Including the router interface, how many hosts can have IP addresses on the LAN attached to the router interface?
A /29 (255.255.255.248), regardless of the class of address, has only 3 host bits. Six hosts is the maximum number of hosts on this LAN, including the router interface.
What is the subnetwork number of a host with an IP address of 172.16.66.0/21?
A /21 is 255.255.248.0, which means we have a block size of 8 in the third octet, so we just count by 8 until we reach 66. The subnet in this question is 64.0. The next subnet is 72.0, so the broadcast address of the 64 subnet is 71.255.
The network address of 172.16.0.0/19 provides how many subnets and hosts?
A CIDR address of /19 is 255.255.224.0. This is a Class B address, so that is only 3 subnet bits, but it provides 13 host bits, or 8 subnets, each with 8,190 hosts.
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The authors sought to "examine the relationship between child maltreatment, physical and sexual victimization, and partner violence victimization with [HIV] risk behaviors among a sample of homeless young adults from the midwestern United States."
Using data from the Homeless Young Adult Project, investigators interviewed 199 people ages 19-26 over 14 months, employing a systematic sampling strategy. The final sample included 172 young adults who were homeless or had a history of running away and being homeless.
Path analysis results showed that sexual abuse is directly linked with street sexual victimization, which was positively associated with a greater number of HIV risk behaviors. "Experiencing more types of physical abuse and neglect were positively correlated with partner violence victimization, which was, in turn, associated with more HIV risk behaviors," results showed. Youths who reported more types of neglect also experienced more forms of sexual and physical victimization.
Noting the implications for service providers, the investigators concluded, "Clinicians who serve homeless youth should recognize the potential effect that experiencing a variety of forms of victimization may have on health risk behaviors."


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Interested in mutual exhibition with partner. Like to have an audience and sometimes a little audience participation.
The person I would like to meet
A woman who is comfortable being watched while having sex. She would enjoy occassional multiple partners. She would be turned on by being nude while everyone else is dressed in a bar or theater or party. She would be willing to act out fantasies and have fantasies of her own for me to act out. Bi Curious is a plus. Likes to be photographed.
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It's work. It pays the bills.
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Have sex while people watch. Do whatever kinky things my lover thinks up for her pleasure. Watch my lover with mulitple partners. Go to the beach.
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A night of exhibitionist fun after a romantic dinner.
If you are divorced/widower, you can talk about how that happened here.
Nope. It was just two people with different personalities.
What is your fantasy vacation?
Spending a week on the beach in the nude, but not at a nudist beach. Having sex with my partner on stage in a strip bar during the evening.
What is your academic background?
Some College. Some Techincal Schools.
Where did you last vacation and did you like it?
Mexico, yes.
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Open sexuality. Long hair. Pretty face. Sexy body. Playful, non-judgemental, sincere.
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Be critical, argue, be unkind or angry.
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I'm easy to get along with.
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How do you feel about having sex in front of people?
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I'm currently overwieght a bit and am in a program to lose it. I have muscular legs and am average porportioned. I have an average size penis, circumsized. I have blue eyes and gray hair, average length.
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Oral sex. I love it!
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Anything with someone watching. I really like to be watched. I'm up for anything that turns my lover on...and I mean anything!
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Sex with my lover on stage. Going out to a bar nude and letting strangers play with me and my lover. Being a nude usher at a porno theatre and putting on an intermission show. I'm sure my lover will think up some other things!
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I've stripped and masturbated on stage in a strip club and have gone down after to sit with people in the audience and let them have fun with me. I loved it!
I've gone nude on a regular beach and been photographed masturbating.
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Spoilers: What's In Store For Jersey Shore Season 3?
Well, for starters, allow us to ease your minds: Jersey Shore is coming back to Seaside Heights for a third season, and Angelina will definitely not be there. Not only is she not a regular cast member, she won't even make appearances. No club run-ins, no beach run-ins, no cat fights. We basically won't have to listen to her scream like a banshee, whine, or otherwise run her mouth for an entire, blissful season. Thanks, MTV, from the bottom of our hearts.
But, as we all know, Snooki's long-time BFF, Deena Cortese will replace Angelina (because fitting eight people in a Shore house is mandatory for good TV fights), and, from what we hear, the transition is totally awk. She also brings tons of drama, and even gets hurt during production. We're sure MTV will milk that medic footage for all it's worth.
Speaking of replacements, Snooki will keep Ronnie's jail cell cozy for him. Her incident of public intoxication, followed by her arrest, and charges of being criminally annoying that made headlines last summer all play out on Season 3.
As for Snooki's boy situation? Not much better than her not getting arrested situation. She may have broken up with Emilio in Miami, but he follows her to Seaside Heights and basically stalks the poor guidette. We wonder if she'll sic Vinny on him. Snooki also starts dating Iraq War vet, Jeff Miranda (who, you'll remember, later proposed to her on a magazine cover...classy) during Season 3.
And, of course, Sammi and Ron get into a huge blow out that leads to Sammi moving out...for 24 hours. She packs her bags and spends one night in a hotel before Ronnie inevitably takes her out for an awkward pasta dinner or something, and she comes crawling back.
Finally, Season 3 will be witness to the end of TomWOWW. Yes, unfortunately, while JWOWW managed to make it work with Tom for two seasons, the two will part ways during Season 3. JWOWW was photographed kissing another boy, and Tom blows up, which, you guessed it, is caught on camera. Leave it to MTV to catch the good stuff. (Now JWOWW is suing Tom because he has nakey photos of him
The new season kicks off January 6th at 10:00pm ET/PT. Tune in to MTV for all the post-fame shenanigans of our favorite macaroni rascals.
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Andrea Bonnicksen (Ph.D. Washington State University) is a Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus and former chair of the Department of Political Science at Northern Illinois University, where she teaches courses in biomedical and biotechnology policy. She is the author of three books, including Crafting a Cloning Policy: From Dolly to Stem Cells (Georgetown University Press, 2002) and In Vitro Fertilization: Building Policy from Laboratories to Legislatures (Columbia University Press, 1989). Her fourth book, Chimeras, Hybrids, and Interspecies Research: Politics and Policymaking, is forthcoming in late 2009. She has published journal articles and book chapters on ethical and policy issues related to embryonic stem cell research, human reproductive cloning, germ-line gene therapy, pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, ovum nuclear transfer, human embryo freezing, and other reproductive and genetic technologies.
Bonnicksen has been invited to speak at meetings sponsored by federal government agencies and by universities. She has served as a core participant in projects sponsored by the Hastings Center and American Association for the Advancement of Science, among others. She was the former co-chair and long-time member of the Ethics Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
Selected Publications:
Chimeras, Hybrids, and Interspecies Research: Politics and Policymaking. Washington DC Georgetown University Press, forthcoming.
Crafting a Cloning Policy: From Dolly to Stem Cells. Washington DC: Georgetown University Press, 2002.
In Vitro Fertilization: Building Policy from Laboratories to Legislatures. New York: Columbia University Press, l989.
"Cloning Policy." In Bonnie Steinbock, ed., Oxford Handbook of Bioethics. New York: Oxford University Press, 2007, pp. 441-48.
"State Newborn Screening Advisory Committees: How Programs Introduce Public Participation Into Decision Making" (with Bruce Jennings). In Thomas Murray and Mary Ann Baily, eds., Ethical Issues in Newborn Genetic Screening. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University, 2009, pp. 136-59.
"Oversight of Assisted Reproductive Technologies: The Last Twenty Years." In Lori P. Knowles and Gregory E. Kaebnick, eds. Shaping Our Future: Law, Policy, and Ethics in an Era of Reproductive Genetics. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007, pp. 64-86.
"Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: The Role of Private Policy." Reproductive Medicine in the Twenty-First Century. Proceedings of the 17th World Congress on Fertility and Sterility. Ed. by D.L. Healy. London: Parthenon Publishing Group, 2001, pp. 21-29.
"First Dolly, Now Polly: Science and Policy Implications of the Birth of a Transgenic Cloned Lamb." In Arlene Judith Klotzko, ed., The Cloning Sourcebook. New York: Oxford University Press, 2001, pp. 263-277.
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Today Under the Gun Review is proud to exclusively stream the debut EP for DC-based indie rock band Makeshift Shelters. The EP, titled The Cautious End of Things, is a cathartic short release that is so catchy that you'd think a more established band wrote it already. We already reviewed the first single from the EP earlier this month, and we're happy to announce that the rest of the EP keeps up the same high quality as the title track. The Cautious End of Things is a great introduction from Makeshift Shelters, and really leaves our staff wanting more tracks to keep us company on late night walks home (at least that's when I have been jamming it a lot).
The Cautious End of Things comes out on November 26 via Broken World Media, but you can pre-order the record today, here. Makeshift Shelters is also gearing up to record a full-length record at the end of this year, so if you like what you hear, check them out on Facebook and Twitter, as they have a lot more in store for you in the coming months.
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United Tribes NewsCrimes database is new tribal justice tool
27 December 2005
BISMARCK (UTN) - Tribal justice systems have a reputation for having a backlog of cases. Tribes often struggle with who might be responsible for the large caseload.
Is it the courts? Is it law enforcement?
It could be neither.
An experienced court director from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in northern North Dakota thinks the problem is paper, and he's doing something about it.
Dale W. Brien believes that the tribal criminal justice system is plagued by stacks of paper that cause confusion, leading to duplication and inefficiency.
Case in point.
Brien tracked a backlog of approximately 1,200 outstanding warrants on Turtle Mountain. He found that 550 had already been taken care of. When he removed warrants monitored by other agencies, like extraditions and probations, and combined some who had multiple warrants, only about 200 remained.
"It made a huge difference to be held accountable for 200 cases rather than 1,200," said Brien during a recent law enforcement planning meeting at United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck. "Officers often have no way of knowing if warrants were served without sifting through files and reports. It wasn't that they weren't doing their job. They didn't have accurate information."
Brien came up with what appears to be a model for sorting out the filing systems. He built a computerized system using readily available software.
He was aided by the occurrence of a June 2003 fire that destroyed records at the tribal court building in Belcourt, ND.
"The fire was a catalyst for starting interest in a system," said Brien. "It proved that back up was needed for those paper files and that we needed a user friendly system."
At first some people in the criminal justice system were skeptical.
"The clerks were suspicious because they thought we were going to use it to watch them," said Brien.
Brien started by identifying what data to collect. Although he wasn't a computer whiz, he devised a data base program of his own and began entering information from warrants, court orders, receipts and other criminal justice documents.
"It was quite a bit of work," said Brien. "It takes a motivated coordinator."
Brien's system removed duplications in the system and made it easy for law officers and court workers to see the status of any case. His goal is to have clerks schedule the court cases around the availability of the officers, who often don't get vacations because of the dual demands of police work and court follow-up.
Turtle Mountain is apparently the only reservation to have its justice system data assembled and computerized in this way.
Not only will it help clarify the situation with backlogs but the system devised by Brien can be used as a basis for analyzing crime statistics.
"We can isolate crimes by any number of factors and show where they're coming from and other information about them," said Brien. "It can be extremely useful for identifying needs in a timely way for funding purposes and for staffing."
The system can also be used to create specific data bases and information about juvenile crimes, sex offenders and drug cases.
Another potential benefit is to connect tribal law enforcement together with a similar statewide system intended for law agencies in counties and cities.
"I don't mean to say that Turtle Mountain is perfect at this point but the data collection system has made a huge difference in the last few years," he said.
Brien believes that his crime data system can be implemented at other tribal agencies that suffer from the burden of paper work.
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Last week I baked and read my way through one of the hottest allergen-free cookbooks on the market—Learning to Bake Allergen-Free: A Crash Course for Busy Parents on Baking without Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Eggs, Soy or Nuts.
Author Colette Martin has delivered a masterpiece of a handbook for navigating the world of allergen-free baking.
Colette blogs at Learning to Eat Allergy-Free. She first started baking allergen-free after her son was diagnosed with eosinophilic esophagitis and multiple food allergies, in 2001. "It was a lot of trial and error. At the time, there was very little information available about baking without wheat, dairy, eggs, etc. I've always been a problem solver so I started to create my own recipes. It was just natural to decide to share what I've learned so that the whole food allergy community—and parents who are experiencing that helpless feeling of "there's nothing my child can eat,"—can benefit."
It is this experience that Colette so generously shares in her new book. When baking without gluten, dairy and eggs, successful recipe developers must have a thorough understanding of how alternative ingredients perform and interact. Part I of Learning to Bake Allergen-Free is dedicated to just this. We learn how to bake with store-bought mixes like Pamela's, Bob's Red Mill, and Namaste and are given formulas for making your own. We learn how and when to use flax gel, fruit purees, and Ener-G egg replacer in place of eggs. "Crash Course" pages sprinkled throughout the book offer tips and techniques that can be carried forward in your own baking experimentation. Part I, which makes up half of the book, is an invaluable resource.
In Part II, Colette shares some of her favorite recipes for baked goodies. From cakes to muffins to yeasted breads, you'll find a collection of essential recipes. For the super busy, the final chapter of the book, " Mix It Up," offers up 17 recipes that are quick to make using these store-bought brands of mixes:
- Pamela's Products
- Namaste Foods
- Authentic Foods
- King Arthur
- Jules Gluten Free
- Bob's Red Mill
- Gluten-Free Pantry
- Stonemilled
As far as the recipes go, there are some definite keepers!
This is a soft cover, full-color book with beautiful photos of a handful of the recipes. Instructions are clear and easy to follow and lots of guidance is given. At $19.99 (and quite possibly much less on Amazon.com), this allegergen-free cookbook is a great deal and worth every penny—if not for the tips and advice alone. Well done Colette!
To give you a taste, The Experiment publishing and Colette are sharing this coffee cake recipe with us.
Coffee Cake with Streusel Topping
Did you know that most coffee cakes don't contain coffee? They get their name because they are intended to be served with coffee, which makes them the perfect treat for breakfast. My favorite part of a coffee cake is always the streusel topping—just enough sugar to wake you up.
The technique used here to create the streusel topping is one that will be used frequently when making cookie dough and pie crusts.
For the Cake:
2 cups gluten-free flour blend
½ teaspoon xanthan gum (leave out if your flour blend contains xanthan gum)
3 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons (½ stick) Earth Balance Natural Shortening, softened (see tip)
½ cup granulated sugar
3 teaspoons Ener-G Egg Replacer mixed with 4 tablespoons warm water (equal to 2 eggs)
½ cup unsweetened applesauce
1 cup coconut milk beverage (see tip)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
For the Streusel Topping:
2/3 cup gluten-free oat flour
¾ cup light brown sugar
3 tablespoons Earth Balance Natural Shortening, cold
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F. Spray a 9-inch square baking dish with cooking oil.
Prepare the Cake Batter
2. Mix together the flour, xanthan gum (if needed), baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl. Set it aside.
3. Cream together the shortening and granulated sugar in a large bowl, with a mixer on medium speed, for about 5 minutes, until a textured paste forms. Scrape down the sides of the mixing bowl as needed.
4. Add the egg replacer mixture, applesauce, coconut milk, and vanilla to the creamed sugar. Blend with a mixer on medium-low speed for 2 to 3 minutes.
5. Gradually add the flour mixture and blend on medium speed, about 2 minutes.
6. Pour the batter into the baking dish, spreading it to the sides of the pan.
Prepare the Streusel Topping
7. In a large mixing bowl, combine the oat flour and brown sugar, using a pastry cutter or pastry fork.
8. Cut the shortening into tablespoon-sized pieces. Use the pastry cutter to work the shortening into the flour.
9. Crumble the streusel topping over the batter.
10. Bake at 350°F for 32 to 36 minutes.
- Note that the shortening for the cake is used at room temperature, whereas the shortening for the topping is used cold. Plan to let just the 4 tablespoons sit out to soften and leave the remainder in the fridge until you need it for the streusel.
- If you need to avoid coconut due to an allergy, substitute hemp milk or rice milk for the coconut milk.
- Use your favorite gluten-free flour blend.
Recipe from Learning to Bake Allergen-Free: A Crash Course for Busy Parents on Baking without Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Eggs, Soy or Nuts. Copyright © Colette Martin, 2012. Reprinted by permission of the publisher, The Experiment. Available wherever books are sold.


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Originally named Krekor Ohanian, Connors grew up facing the discrimination heaped upon the Armenian community of Fresno, CA. He served in the Air Force during World War II and then matriculated at UCLA. By 1952, he made his feature film debut in the RKO release "Sudden Fear", billed as Touch Connors. ('Touch' had been his nickname at UCLA and agent Henry Wilson thought it fit the era.) He continued playing small and supporting roles for several years. He was a member of John Wayne's downed transport crew in "Island In the Sky" (1953), and even played an Amalekite herder trying to keep water from the future wife of Moses in "The Ten Commandments" (1956). By 1958, he had changed his name to Mi... Continue Bio >>
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I have ADD and he refused to think that it was simply just that. He put me on bipolar meds that made me very sick. He doesn't listen and just gives you a new pill every time one makes you sick but he won't take you off the bad one he just adds more. I could barely stand some days due to the side effects. I was having severe mental damage done by medications I did not need. He doesn't even deserve one star. Do not go see this man.
When I went to see DR. Peterson he was rude, short and not seeming to care about what I was trying to say. It is like he was trying to hurry me up and push me out the door. My counselor has mentioned I am ADHD but this DR. was looking at records from years ago when I was misdiagnosed and my medication turning on me after so long. When prescribed the medicine, I was lery but gave him the benefit of the doubt. I should have listened to my gut instinct because a half hour after taking the pill I was having sever side effect, so severe I had to go to the ER. By the time I got to the ER I was feeling my heart beating out of my chest, tremors to the point my left hand was curling up as if I were about to seizure and I could barely talk to tell the receptionist what was wrong. I feel if this DR. had taken the time to listen to me this would not have happened and I will NEVER see him again. I can not chose for you but patient beware!
I would not recommend this physician, he is very blunt and to the point, and he doesn't have very good bedside manner. I explained my reasons why I have missed a few appointments, and I offered my apologies and even offered a deposit for his assurance that I make it to my appointments. He was rude, and said he would no longer see me as a patient.
Dr. Peterson was my doctor over 8 years. I sought his care for depression per unfortunate circumstances. Dr. Peterson didn't simply listen to the my surface symptoms. He patiently guided me to the realization of other issues, repressed memories(from age 5)surfaced of horrible torture, abuse,etc. while away from home 2 wks in the care of nonfam., Dr. Peterson guided me through every aspect of this.The Great Physician used Dr.P. to heal me to have a life freer and healthier than I've ever known. The doc is human and can get frustrated with those who may not demand the level of excellence or vigilance required to help those who cannot help themselves. In his calm genius and wisdom, he's saved as many lives as any choatic ER on New Years Eve,no doubt
Does not seem concerned with what he prescribes and the amount he prescribes. Does not do a follow up visit to discuss the new medication. Dont not recomend him.


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Our long national nightmare is over! After a few weeks of speculating and negotiating, the Yankees are set to sign Andruw Jones to a deal. It's going to pay Jones $2 million in base salary along with a possible $1.2 million that Jones can earn in incentives. The terms for said incentives have not been released.
$2 million is a little more than I thought Jones would get in salary, but not by much; I assumed he'd get about $1.5MM, so I wasn't too far off. Still, that's a fine price for Jones, who can play all three outfield spots–though he's better at the corners at this point–and can hit lefties well. An added bonus is that Jones isn't completely lost against right handed pitching.
There's really nothing to dislike about this deal. It's short term, it's for small money, and it helps the team on the field immediately. Jones will be used to spell Brett Gardner and/or Curtis Granderson against tough left handers, depending on who needs time off, who's hitting better against lefties, etc. Welcome to the Bronx, Andruw; we look forward to you donning the pinstripes!


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WASHINGTON (November 7, 2008) – Richard D. Parsons, Chairman of the Board of Time Warner Inc., will deliver the inaugural lecture as the Colbert I. and Gwendolyn S.King Endowed Chair in Public Policy, to be held Friday, Nov. 14 at the Howard University School of Business Auditorium.
Parsons will discuss "The Financial Crisis in America" – in a post election era. The forum promises to be lively and will provide faculty and students with an opportunity to engage on the state of Wall Street and its implications on Main Street.
WHO: Richard D. Parsons
Students and faculty of Howard University
WHAT: Inaugural Lecture discussing the financial crisis in America.
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
WHERE: Howard University
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Rosicky a doubt for Chelsea trip
Arsene Wenger has revealed the latest team news ahead of tomorrow's game against Chelsea.
There's a doubt over Tomas Rosicky who picked up an ankle knock in the game against Sp*rs on Sunday (he probably almost dislocated spanking that howitzer past their sweeper-keeper), and the Czech will have a fitness test this morning.
Everyone else who was available for the trip to White Hart Lane 'should be available', according to the boss.
Arsenal travel to Stamford Bridge for Wenger's 1000th competitive game in charge of the club. A win, which would break Mourinho's record of never having lost a home Premier League game as manager of the scummy blue scummers, would be a fitting way to mark that occasion.
Oh pleasepleaseplease don't be injured Rosicky! The midfield injury situation is already terrible!
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Not really. I can see the same team as last week with Flamini in for Rosicky
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1 injury per game!!hopefully zelalem is upto task!
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Oh can we get a fucking break holy shitfuck.!.!.!.!
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Ramires is out, that's our break…normally our midfield spreads their legs open at the sight of him and his black dong does the rest.,.
I think we will jump them early and win convincingly COYG
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so bummed that someone voted this comment up.
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Ramires is the only Chelsea player we struggle to contain.
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It'll be weird. Wenger has never beaten Mourinho, and yet he won't technically be there.
1-2, Carzola right footed winner.
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Didn't Maureen get sent off last weekend = touchline ban?
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I think he appealed it – not in effect until the appeal is complete
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Well, shit. I say even if he's not fit, let him play on crutches.
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feck spurs…
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A win wont be enough.. We need to score exactly 1000 goals to pay tribute to Mr. Wenger !!
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If we're given 5 minutes of extra time in each half, then that works out to be 10 goals per minute, something rather doable on a special occasion against the so-called 'special one'. MAKE.IT.HAPPEN.
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Hmmm… by my quick calculations:
– 1 goal per minute
– 5 minutes of extra time in each half = 10 total extra minutes
– Gunners to score 1000 goals in total of 110 minutes of game time
Therefore total goals scored in added-time:
– 10 goals * 1 minute = 10 goals/minute
– 10 goals * 10 minutes = 100 goals
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I switched off at 'hmmm'
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First of all, if each half has five minutes added (not extra) time, then the total time for the match is 100 minutes, not 110. Secondly, if your assumption is "one goal per minute", then we're scoring 100 goals, not 1,000. Thirdly, both your equations under "Therefore" don't work – you've got an imbalance of units in each one. In the first equation, goals times minutes doesn't equal goals divided by minutes. In the second equation, you've got an imbalance of units – you're multiplying goals by minutes and coming up with goals, which only works if minutes has a constant value of 1.
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Which means in the total 100 minutes played we score 100 goals in extra time, we're scoring 900 goals in the 90 minutes.
breakdown of goals will be:
100 Rosicky on crutches (50 from each crutch)
150 ox to make up for what he missed against Sp*rs
300 podolski from long range, smiling the whole time
200 header goals from BFG
200 cazorla (100 each foot)
and 50 from Zelalem coming off the bench in the extra time of second half
ends with Mourinho getting sent to the stands after kicking water bottles everywhere, mistakenly pokes himself in the eye with his own finger, and while blinded walking to his seat trips and falls on Terry who was walking off the pitch substituted after being in Kos' pocket all day, tears streaming down his face because Bridge's ex-Mrs won't sleep with him anymore.
Cue Arsene Wenger's puzzled face trying to zip up his sleeping bag
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I was going to thumb you up, but then saw the thumbs at 49. A magic number not to be touched.
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'Specialist in failure' – I hope this phrase is ringing in the Gunners ears before they get on the pitch and they in turn give Chelsea a good fucking beating.
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Please Arsene, just pin this phrase on the dressing room wall. No team talk required. If this doesn't motivate us to win, nothing will.
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Omg it can't get any worse than this. Rosicky we need you badly to break mourinho's clowny nose at stamford bridge. We will all be praying for you to pass the fitness test.
PS: Wishing good luck to Flamini for breaking Terry's knees
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Hope kim is fit we actually do need him
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can we call him kallstorm please… i start getting nightmares of kardashian on the pitch every time someone mentions kim and leaves it just like that..
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That may actually work. Her ass would be able to block off Hazard's & Oscar's runs pretty well.
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Wanna see that TR7 makes Chelsea panicked.
Blame that fucking cunty spuds
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Not fairrrr
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Oh god noooo. Need Rosa too much for this game, otherwise we simply won't be able to dominate the game.
Please, ankle gods! Be kind and let him pass the test!
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Gnabry can fit in well
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I just want to point out that Arsene REJECTED a pay rise to stay on the same money he is on…not that 7.5 million is nothing but you know…CLASS
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Rosa? Nooooooo just shoot me please. …..
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For Heavens sake , this narrows down our options !
A midfield of Flamini with Arteta slightly ahead of him. The Ox on the right , Cazorla central and Podolski left it is then if Rocking Tommy doesn't pass the test. Kallstrom will more than likely be on the bench with Gnabry and both will make a late appearance I would have thought.
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Im actually confident of a victory over Chelsea.
Its Arsene's 1000th game, Maureen is suspended and he's unbeaten home record has to end at some point, and we all know Arsenal have a knack for breaking records(good & bad)eg unbeaten season, 1st team to be 4 nil up and not win etc
The media are slowly turning against Maureen, we are underdogs, and no one thinks we can win against the big boys.
Im putting £10 on an Arsenal win, with the Ox to score.
Its been written and remember where you read it 1st 🙂
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Maureen isn't suspended yet. Even though he knows he's as guilty as fuck he has appealed. Why? Because he knows this game is the Big One. If we win this then his record is gone, and maybe his chance to win the League goes with it. It would punch a huge fucking hole in his team's confidence and that could even affect his their run in the Champions League.
His pointless appeal, which he will lose, proves to me that the scabby cunt is afraid of us.
We can fuck Chelsea's entire season up with a win this weekend. That would be a fine way to celebrate Wenger's 1000th game at the helm.
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Even if he didn't deny the charge (he's not "appealing" anything because no decision has been made yet), he still had until Monday to respond to it. So he would never have been suspended for this match anyway.
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Camaaan can't you just fucking leave the guy alone injury god? He has already given you years! Now you want to take away him celebrating a winning goal over maureens in arsenes 1000th game? Thats low. Real low.
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Rosicky is exactly the kind of player we needed to counter the chavs… Now i am not going to get my hopes up too high. Ok i forget to mention, Mourinho is a detestable chav cunt and i dont give a rat's ass about his unblemished record at the bridge… COYG give all you got!
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Come on Tommy, we need you to blast a couple of more rockets that would decapitate John Terry, and sever Maureen's vocal cord.
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Giroud up top.. Podolski on the left, santi in behind, ox on the right,arteta and flam?
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I nearly got a dislocation spanking my howitzer following that TR7 goal!
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1000 or not, this is an absolutely massive game that could make or break our season. COME ON ARSENAL!!!
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Also locomotive Hammersmith have suspension s so we can cause their midfield plenty of problems. COYG
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We need Giroud to turn up for this one. Without Rosicky we would barely have a goal threat.
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I dont think mourinho is suspended? He's been charged and has until after the weekend to respond? I may be wrong….
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Chelsea 1 – 2 Arsenal
Make it happen boys, and let's stuff failure up Maureen's ass.
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What's going on with Ramsey? Already missed a hell lot of him 🙁
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yes — any word on Ramsey?
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Willian & Ramires are suspended giving Arsenal a slight edge over Chelski in the midfield but who knows which Chelski will show up… defensive cunts or attacking cunts. Nonetheless they're all cunts.
Wenger may release the special weapon in Kallstrom and score us that winner we so desperately want. COYG!!!
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Less chance of losing any of the team to serious injury if Ramirez is out (still possible but less likely).
But the Chavs seem to have taken over the Premier League referees 'favourite club' position from the surrey Mancs, so still a very good chance we'll have 5 penalties against us and 3 players sent off whilst the ref gives Ivanovic a yellow for bringing an axe onto the pitch (but he gets away with it for 25mins!!!).
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The referee is Mark Clattenburg, against whom the Chavs filed a totally specious racism charge not so very long ago. Also, with Clattenburg in charge, over the two years we have five wins in five matches. I think it'll be nice, for a change, to have a referee on the pitch who dislikes our opponents much more than he dislikes us.
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I guess Wenger will go with Flamini along with Arteta and Carzola or Ox in the attacking role with the other on the right side. This is the type of game that we really need Rosicky with his motor and technical ability. We will be very short on the bench in midfield, may be the time for a Kallstrom sighting (if so that means we are in trouble).
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Rosicky is in the training pictures
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Podolski needs to turn-up big time.. He'll be up against Ivanovic. COYG!!
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Perfect. Just. Fucking. Perfect.
*shakes fist at the moon*
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I can feel myself going all Kevin Keegan on those classless financially doped classless historyless classless bunch of classless muthafuckers.
John Terry is a cunt.
……. That felt somewhat cathartic.
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This is bullshit.
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They will be without Ramires, Willain and Mr. Cunt so that's a positive for us.
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Team pretty much picks itself for this one, apparently. Although every time I think I've guessed the lineup Wenger's gone and done something different.
We have GOT to get Ox running at Sideshow Bob though, and keeping their LB occupied.
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I would love to see the Ox and Cazorla just shut Maureen up on Saturday.
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Chelsea will use a midfield of Matic and Luiz and try to score on the counter attack. What they don't know is, if Koscielny, Mertesacker, and Flamini had defended the Hot Gates, Iran would still be sending troops to Greece now. One nil to the Arsenal. COYG!!
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I have a funky feeling Wenger might play Gnabry in this. In big games we sometimes fields a surprise. Although of course Gnabry can't be in place of the Ox, but I wouldn't be surprise to see him subbed on.
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I'd not be surprised to see Gnabry subbed on either, as there's hardly anyone else fit to be left on the bench!
Also hope Flamini can stop himself being sent off – he's easy to provoke and you know Chavs will do just that.
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My son is almost 11 mths and I am going through formula like crazy. Can I switch to whole milk now?
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I would talk to your ped. Our son started refusing formula at 6 months and only wanted solids so we had the exact opposite problem as you, and our ped. said we could consider trying whole milk at 11 months (he's 10 months now so we haven't hit that mark yet). I think it all depends on the individual baby and his/her history (the type of formula they drink, parents' allergy history, etc.) and it's best to ask an expert on this one.posted 06/19/2008 by lizzieb788
My son (now 2) was the same way. But he also ate very well. My doctor suggested I wait till 12 months to start whole milk, but I started at 10 months and my son is great! You can always give some vitamin drops, along with the whole milk (never did that though). The pediatrician was fine with my choice to start earlier.posted 06/19/2008 by DonnaBrooklyn
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50 YEARS AGO (Feb. 24, 1961 Issue) Gary Denton, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denton, was the recipient of the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor held by Troop 12. The Loomis Grammar School eighth-grader was one of the youngest Scouts to achieve the award in Loomis. A low bid of $2,377,704.55 was received by the California Division of Highways for the second of three construction contracts to relocate 10 ½ miles of U.S. 40 as a freeway. The four-lane divided summit freeway was to bypass to the north of the existing Donner summit highway. Roseville District Hospital received a $525,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The grant would go toward the $1,575,000 construction of 75 beds, 18 of them replacements and the balance new. R.F. Nelson was president of the community hospital board. Spending the day playing in the snow near Cisco Grove were Kathy Bono, Glen Cardosa, Linda Lopes, Susan Irwin, Laura Koberlein, Mary Brito, Ronald Schultz, Michael and Kimberly Ogden, and Arlene, Carol and Jean Hill. The trip was a Catholic Youth Organization activity. The eighth-grade girls of Loomis Union Grammar School made a donation of $11 to the Polio fund, instead of having their usual Valentine card exchange, according to Mrs. Belle Ferguson. A donation of $18.50 was also made by Del Oro High School students. Funeral services were held for Ida May Brown, who died Feb. 21. She was a native of Nebraska and a California resident for 60 years, the last 20 in Loomis. She was the widow of Clifton Brown. She was also the sister of Pearl Boyington and Sadie Callison of Loomis. Wendy Espley of Loomis was among six Placer County students to attend a California Farm Bureau conference at Asolimar titled "Food Comes First for Youth Power." 25 YEARS AGO (Feb. 27, 1986 Issue) Record rains damaged homes along Secret Ravine Creek. According to Cameron Shippam, the creek rose about a foot every 10 minutes for quite some time on Feb. 18. The Loomis School eighth-grade basketball team had a 22-4 record after defeating Goethe Jr. High, a school with 518 eighth-graders compared to 509 at Loomis. Leading the scoring for the Loomis Falcons were Mike Reader, Steve Birch, Brandon Barker, Ryan Simoes, Jim Craig and Ross Barker. The Del Oro girls basketball team ended league play with a 73-38 win over Mesa Verde. Julie Natali set a school record with an average of 17 points per game. Julie Athey also set a school record averaging over 11 rebounds per game. Darrin Morgan, Jim Skellenger and Eric North qualified for the Section wrestling tournament. Those baking pies for the Methodist church's Oriental Food Bazaar included Thaya Craig, Judy Emerson, Dorothy Davenport and Pat Ballard. Members planned to bake 355 pies. Arlene Jensen was sworn in as the newest member of the Loomis Grange. Every Thursday from 9 to noon people 55 and older met at the L.I.F.E. Center. The letters meant Leisure, Interest, Friendship, and Education. The center was located at the First United Methodist Church of Loomis. (The program is still active in 2011 on Tuesdays and Thursdays.) 10 YEARS AGO (March 1, 2001 Issue) Norm Cook recalled his days working for George Coleman at the California Fruit Exchange from 1956 to 1958. He went on to become a Navy pilot and retired from Delta Airlines. News clippings about fruit packing from the late 1950s were reproduced and included Josephine Gamboa, A.T. Newman, Burke Townsend, Jim Takuma, Esteban Cruz and Ron Yelm. Del Oro students Daniel and Kyle McDaniel, along with friend Zachary Marks, led a project to provide senior citizens and low-income families with fresh fruits and vegetables. The boys were members of the Placer County 4-H Junior Garden Gleaners. Matt Lantz and Brandon Banks qualified for the California State wrestling championships. Derek Eilmas barely missed the cut. Tom Trauba, Betty Jabusch, Marlene Winger, Steve Thomas and John Nitta were among the many people preparing for the Oriental Food Bazaar sponsored by the First United Methodist Church of Loomis.


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Once a scream, always a scream, even at a Kerry rally. Howie for President!
WASHINGTON -- John Kerry must have been a very happy man Thursday afternoon, watching from a Secret Service-secured area as a couple thousand female college students, scantily clad in their spring outfits, crowded the outdoor stage at George Washington University to hear hero-of-the-young Howard Dean officially endorse him.
The event was billed as a "Unity Day" and came with the tagline "Change Starts Here." I assumed this meant Kerry's campaign would become at least a tad more interesting, or that maybe he would experiment with a different stump speech, but, alas, no dice. Kerry worked the same old lines he's been belaboring for the last year and a half.
Still, change was in the air. Now the audience is required to pass through a metal detector to hear him speak. It's almost enough to make you forget that two short months ago Kerry had to beg people to ride around with him on his bus in New Hampshire, bribing them with free bowling and chili. Then there are the new men in black in the crowd, on the roofs, and in the path of Kerry's snowboard. And now Kerry can steal Howard Dean's lines with a clear conscience.
The image of the campaign is being guarded more closely now that primary season is over. Kerry volunteers busied themselves confiscating homemade signs that read "Burn the Bush," "AIDS is Real, Bush is Fake," and "Like Father, Like Son: One Term President" at the door.
These sharpie-scrawled slogans did not have the same photogenic qualities as the official Kerry and Dean merchandise. T-shirts, signs, and long bright red air-filled "Bush Whackers" were handed out in liberal quantities. People seemed happy enough with the trade-off. At one point, a group of young men took turns shouting "You're Bush!" at one of their friends and then whacking him silly.
Someone across the way hung a banner out a dorm window with a big green pot leaf emblazoned on it. "Legalize it. Subsidize it," the sign read.
Wild cheers erupted.
AFTER SITTING FOR MORE than an hour in the sun -- paranoid, wondering if the Secret Service agent on the roof was staring at me -- I breathed easier when a GW official finally kicked off the well-rehearsed spectacle.
He began by insisting that the university doesn't take sides in the election and would be happy to host George W. Bush as well. A round of deafening boos followed, and the official quickly finished up and hurried off the stage.
Because it was "Unity Day" for young Democrats, too, Ari Mittleman of Generation Dean and Adam Zwerner of Students for Kerry were up next. Unity to these two young budding pols meant being as hideously boring as their heroes. A sample:
"Adam, John Kerry is a true American patriot who fights day in and day out for the people of our generation," Mittleman nearly shouted.
"Ari, you know, Howard Dean really reinvigorated the Democratic Party," Kerry's young flack said.
On cue, Dean bounded on stage, rolled up his sleeves, and dove in. After admitting that Kerry won fair and square, the former governor of Vermont quickly worked back to his favorite topic -- himself.
"In the end," he said, red faced, fist in the air, "it is Generation Dean voting for John Kerry that is going to send George Bush back to Crawford, Texas, where he belongs." Then, Dean, who spent the Vietnam War as a self-confessed "ski bum," asked the crowd who they trusted more with national security: a bunch of guys who had "never served a day in their lives" or "a guy who served honorably and has three Purple Hearts?"
Essentially, Dean had just invalidated his own candidacy, but no one seemed interested in pointing it out. He then grabbed the mike, and did his best high school cheerleader impression. "KERRY, KERRY, KERRY!" he shouted, and the crowd joined in.
Dean then introduced "the next president of the United States -- John F. Kerry." Kerry clearly did not generate the same level of applause and whooping as Dean did. Sensing which way the wind was blowing, Kerry took shelter in the groveling he has become so well known for.
"I was just so wrapped up in what Howard Dean was saying," Kerry said, "I almost came up here and said, 'Howard Dean for President.'"
It didn't get any better. Kerry thanked Dean for starting a "conversation with America." He then stole the former governor's well worn slogan, "You have the power," and then, pointing at Dean, asked the crowd, "Who am I quoting?" It was an easy question, but the students answered it with spunk.
AFTERWARDS I WALKED among the crowd and watched about 40 people holding Bush/Cheney signs be engulfed by crowds of obscenity-shouting Kerry supporters. When the Bushies refused to budge, the crowd flew into a strange verbal rage, acting like Democratic faithful seized by the spirit of liberalism, speaking in tongues.
"Bush hates Jews!" "WASPs for Bush!" "Bush is in bed with Bin Laden!" Some wound out very creative blue streaks. There was no arguing tax policies with these lunatics.
I asked one very sensible-looking girl watching the proceedings with a horrified look on her face why she came out.
"It was a good excuse to get out of class," she said with a shrug.
So I inquired if she had been following the election.
"I haven't been really, not until now," she said. "I mean, I know we should get rid of Bush. I guess it doesn't really matter who does it."
I noticed a little guy in a Dean shirt staring intently at me, shifting his weight excitedly from one foot to the other. I asked him if he was okay with Dean being on the Kerry bandwagon now.
"Who cares?" he replied, and issued a manic little laugh. I thought about asking a follow-up question, but then took another look at him, and thought better of it.
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This approximately 159 acre property consists of about 68 acres planted to mainly Bordeaux varietals, in a picturesque setting surrounded by large vineyard parcels. A winery building, covered crush pad, equipment and large reservoir complete the winery dream. The property also has 3 modest homes and other outbuildings. Amazing opportunity to purchase established vineyards.
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Vt. Farm Show starts todayJanuary 29,2013
ESSEX JUNCTION The Vermont Farm Show returns to the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction.
The 81st annual show takes place today through Thursday and includes more than 150 agricultural exhibits from tractors to livestock to equipment.
This year includes a Buy Local Market, with foods and products from Vermont farms. There also will be a Capital Cook-off on Wednesday night, in which teams from the Vermont House of Representatives, Senate, and Agency of Agriculture will have 90 minutes to create a dish using Vermont products.
Its the second year that the show will be at the fairgrounds after moving from the Barre Civic Center, which hosted it for years.
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Last weekend Elle Fanning made a stop at Disneyland and visited the Disney Social Media Moms Conference. Both Elle, and Don Hahn, Producer of Maleficent, shared with us the process of creating Maleficient and we even got a sneak peek!
Elle was celebrating her sweet 16 and what better way than at Disneyland! Mickey surprised her with biggest cupcake ever and even brought some along for all of the kids in the crowd (oh that Mickey, always making dreams come true).
But that's not all! Maleficent made a surprised visit and wasn't too happy that she wasn't invited to the party. So she decided to give Elle her own birthday wish and as you can imagine it left everyone a bit on edge.
"Maleficent," the untold story of Disney's most iconic villain from the classic "Sleeping Beauty," reveals the events that hardened Maleficent's heart and drove her to curse the baby, Aurora, only to later realize that the child may hold the key to peace in the land. "Maleficent" opens in U.S. theaters on May 30, 2014. To learn more about the movie, visit http://movies.disney.com/maleficent.
Disclosure: I attended the Disney Social Media Moms Conference and received discounted rates and tickets. All opinions are from my own personal experience.
Tina is the voice behind Life Without Pink – a personal lifestyle blog focused on parenting and raising boys. You can also connect with her on Twitter @TinaSeitzinger, Facebook & Pinterest.


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Sam, you're the one who sounds stupid. I meant jlo was ahead in the STANDINGS when Rossi crashed. As for pedrosa destroying jlo, correct me if I'm wrong, but I seem to remember 99 winning the title not 26. Oh and I watched a lot of races from 2010. Even the ones where stoner won 3 races on the exact same bike Rossi hopped on, couldn't win with, then changed it and made it worse.


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I believe that the answer to the question in my headline is Yes, and the best evidence is a line in a recent piece in the New York Review saying that during the Arab spring, Islamists have "corrected history" by reviving "the era of musulmans sans frontières." This is a more acceptable way of saying that Islamists want to restore the Caliphate and Sharia law, which of course is the allegation by the far-right Islamophobes Robert Spencer and David Yerushalmi. But imagine for a moment a piece in a leading intellectual magazine speaking of Jews "sans frontieres," invoking the bugaboo of the international Jew, the Jew who cares nothing for patriotism to the country he lives in. That of course would be considered anti-Semitic.
But the New York Review of Books has no problem publishing an alarm about musulmans sans frontieres.
I make this claim against the New York Review slightly tentatively– because Islamophobia is widely shared throughout the American establishment, and that mitigates the offense. On this site we have focused on extremes of Islamophobia, but the secret truth is, Many Americans are suspicious of Muslims or afraid of Muslims. As Moustafa Bayoumi said recently, nearly two-thirds of Americans have never met a Muslim. So it is not their fault entirely that they have alien pictures of Muslims. Just as Jews were an alien group in the early 1900s, and anti-Semitism soared in the United States. Just as racism against blacks was pervasive in the segregated American establishment through the 1970s, and we routinely heard about the pathologies of ghetto culture. Americans didn't know Catholics in the 1840s, and that fear of the stranger produced anti-Catholic riots.
But there's a term for being prejudiced against a human family you don't know: ignorance. And intellectuals should never valorize ignorance. It's their job to combat ignorance.
I know about Islamophobia in American elites because I have been prey to it myself. I knew no Muslims until a few years ago. When I began going to Arab countries, I was very aware of cultural differences between the west and Muslim societies– and disturbed by the public role given women. This remains an important issue to me. On my last trip overseas, I went from occupied Palestine at Ramadan–where few were drinking and women wore tunics buttoned to the neck in fiendishly hot weather– to Greece, where everyone was drinking and everyone wore skimpy outfits on the beach. It was more fun in Greece. There are important cultural differences between east and west; and I must tell you that when liberal Americans decline to take up the Palestinian cause, one reason is that liberal feminists are wary of Islamism. The new correspondent for the New York Times in Jerusalem, Jodi Rudoren, is someone who openly battled the "patriarchy" in the United States; and I would imagine that women's freedom is a crucial criterion for her when she weighs Palestinian society against the Israeli society she lives in.
I have seen this wariness often in the New York Review of Books since the Egyptian revolution. Pieces in the magazine have emphasized the possible setbacks to women's rights when Salafis are in the Parliament. (And yes I myself wrote about the persecution experienced by Coptic Christians when I was in Cairo.)
But this latest piece by Hussein Agha and Robert Malley, called This Is Not a Revolution, goes beyond earlier pieces in its degree of fear about what is taking place in the Arab world. It is just chaos, the authors argue, and as likely a step backward in history as a step forward, with Islamists throwing a dark cloak over the whole region. The lack of thoughtfulness in the piece is indicated by the absurd title– as if what happened in Libya, Egypt and Tunisia was not revolution.
There is no charity in this piece, no marveling at the Arab achievement. There is no hopefulness or even open-endedness, no concession that all revolutions produce turmoil, as they did in France and America and Russia. There is little information in the piece about the important ways that Islamists have tempered their religious agenda now that they have power.
And of course there is nothing about the western-backed religious agenda that helped produce the clash of civilizations in the Middle East: the triumph of Zionism in Palestine.
As I have written here before, I believe in a clash of civilizations. There are real differences in tribe and religion and sect that are more important today than the former clash of empire and colony. Zionism is a more important factor in U.S. policy in the Middle East than the military-industrial complex.
But even if you believe in a clash of civilizations, that is no excuse for our elite, for the leading journal of American intellectual life, to succumb to common fears of the other. It is the job of intellectuals to analyze and to lead, to look at root causes, and in this case to survey the history of racial bigotry and try and rise above it. As Mustafa Bayoumi and Lizzy Ratner did so honorably in the Nation several weeks ago, with a special issue on Islamophobia that helped progressives to understand: if you opposed anti-Semitism, then you must oppose Islamophobia.
As I say, I have struggled with this prejudice myself. And what I have learned is that while Muslims may come out of more traditional societies than ours, they are engaged in the same struggles for freedom that we are engaged in. And their struggle for women's rights and gay rights is inspiring because it is that much more difficult than the struggle is now in the west. Just take a walk through Nablus some day with the young feminist Beesan Ramadan, and see all that Beesan is up against. In Beesan's eyes and words, I see the exact same desire for intellectual and social freedom I've seen in activists in the west.
Then step back and reflect that the greatest obstacle to Beesan's freedom is apartheid, imposed by our close ally Israel, on a religious basis. And rationalized by American elites, because after all those people are Muslims— a rationale that the New York Review of Books is quietly feeding.
I have overcome my own prejudice by getting to know Muslims. I've found that I dislike some and like others, and some are highly intelligent and most aren't, etc. And three or four are people I've become very close to because we share temperament and values. I have observed in myself the same transformation that Americans experienced with respect to Jews. They're different, but they're not. They're part of our society, they enrich our society. It seems to me that this process is far easier for young people who take our generational battles for granted (on civil rights, feminism and gay rights) and are looking at the next ridge. But it is a progressive's duty, whatever his or her age, to climb that ridge. And not succumb, as the New York Review has, into an unkind, generational fear.


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Gold Molly, what type is it?
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i have a white female molly that must have been pregnant when i got it,
an i now have many babies, but a couple of them are gold coloured esp on the top fin.
what type of molly are they??
A picture of the baby would be helpful. The only gold Molly i can think of right now would bea creamsicle Molly.
There are also Gold Dust/Sunburst Mollies. I have heard the first but also have heard the second. Unlike the creamsicle these will have black spotting on them. I have babies of these and they are mainly yellow with a few small black markings.

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Thanks Fluffywolf2, that helps, sorry i haven't managed to get any pics yet, will keep trying,
i have also got a spotty one that has yellow top fin, from the same batch!, so that might make sense.
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Baltimore community lobbies against proposed curfew
It is a united front for the Matthew Henson Neighborhood Association. They stand together against the newly proposed curfews in Baltimore that they say will have unintended negative consequences for the city's youths.
"Basically you're about to enhance the curfew when in fact you haven't enforced the one you have," Marvin "Doc" Cheatham, president of the neighborhood association, said.
Cheatham said there are many flaws with the proposal including what he thinks would be a negative effect on relationships in the city.
"What we're fearful of is that this is going to probably widen the gap between the community and the police and right now, it's not that good now," Cheatham said.
They brought in American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland staff attorney Sonia Kumar for their Tuesday night meeting to discuss the curfew, which was introduced and supported by Baltimore County Councilman Brandon Scott.
In previous discussions , Scott claimed that the new law would actually help youth who are out after the community, making it easier for police to identify them and get them the resources they need.
Kumar however calls the proposal a one size fits all approach that, however well intentioned, just isn't effective.
"Using law enforcement to identify young people in need is really not effective, is really not shown to be effective and also is likely to increase unnecessary contacts between young people and police that can lead to criminalization of young people and their arrest," Kumar said.
The changes include expanding the hours of the daytime and nighttime curfews.
Under current law, kids under 17 years old can be out as late as 11 p.m. on weekdays. The new measure would establish a 9 p.m. curfew for children under 14 years old. Children 14 to 16 would be allowed to be out until 10 p.m. on school nights and 11 p.m. on the weekends.
The fine for parents would also increase from $300 to $500, and children in violation would be taken to youth connection centers.
"This is something that's going to help us connect the younger kids that are out on the streets that need the resources they need for their families. Even though we've had a curfew for over 20 years in the City of Baltimore but having school kids out at 11 p.m. during the school night is just too late," Scott, who sponsored the bill, said.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has said, "if it passes through the council, I look forward to signing it."
That is exactly what opponents hope to prevent by coming together before council members take a final vote.
"This issue with the curfew, it is wrong, it is inappropriate at this time and we do not want to criminalize our children," Cheatham said.


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Police: Michigan mother, 2 kids stabbed with knife
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DETROIT (AP) — A woman and two children found dead in a suburban Detroit home when officers went to notify her of her husband's death.
Police said officers entered the home after finding the door ajar and getting no response. They found the bodies of Linda VanDerLinden and her two sons in separate bedrooms.
Van Buren Township police Capt. Gregory Laurain said an autopsy showed Linda VanDerLinden, 34, died of strangulation but had been stabbed in the chest.
The medical examiner's report said Julien VanDerLinden, 7, and his brother Matthew VanDerLinden, 4, were stabbed multiple times, Laurain said.
He said investigators believe an 81⁄2-inch butcher knife found in the kitchen sink was the weapon used in the stabbings.
Officers went to the home Thursday to tell Linda VanDerLinden that her husband, Michael VanDerLinden, had died in a crash in Indiana. They are now looking at whether Michael VanderLinden killed his family and then committed suicide by driving the wrong way on an interstate, instantly killing a stranger as he slammed into the man's car.
Michael VanDerLinden is "absolutely" suspected of killing his family, Laurain said. But he added, "We're following up on the leads. While the husband, Michael, is suspected of being responsible for the killings, we have not reached any conclusion, and our investigation is still continuing."
An evidence technician went through Michael VanDerLinden's vehicle after the crash but didn't find anything valuable as evidence, Laurain said. Both cars burst into flames after the collision.
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Not later than 1 year after November 7, 2000, the Council, [1] shall develop an estuary habitat restoration strategy designed to ensure a comprehensive approach to maximize benefits derived from estuary habitat restoration projects and to foster the coordination of Federal and non-Federal activities related to restoration of estuary habitat.
(b) Goal
The goal of the strategy shall be the restoration of 1,000,000 acres of estuary habitat by the year 2010.
(c) Integration of estuary habitat restoration plans, programs, and partnerships
In developing the estuary habitat restoration strategy, the Council shall—
(1) conduct a review of estuary management or habitat restoration plans and Federal programs established under other laws that authorize funding for estuary habitat restoration activities; and
(d) Elements of the strategy
The estuary habitat restoration strategy shall include proposals, methods, and guidance on—
(1) maximizing the incentives for the creation of new public-private partnerships to carry out estuary habitat restoration projects and the use of Federal resources to encourage increased private sector involvement in estuary habitat restoration activities;
(2) ensuring that the estuary habitat restoration strategy will be implemented in a manner that is consistent with the estuary management or habitat restoration plans;
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(i) wildlife, including endangered and threatened species, migratory birds, and resident species of an estuary watershed; and
(4) addressing the estimated historic losses, estimated current rate of loss, and extent of the threat of future loss or degradation of each type of estuary habitat;
(e) Public review and comment
Before the Council adopts a final or revised estuary habitat restoration strategy, the Secretary shall publish in the Federal Register a draft of the estuary habitat restoration strategy and provide an opportunity for public review and comment.
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Using data and information developed through project monitoring and management, and other relevant information, the Council may periodically review and update, as necessary, the estuary habitat restoration strategy.
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Sensible-Heat (Open-Ocean) Polynyas
Sensible-heat transfer occurs between two bodies at different temperatures that are in contact with each other. The body with the higher temperature transports sensible heat to the body with the lower temperature. A sensible-heat polynya forms when water that is above freezing upwells, or moves from the lower depths of the ocean to the surface. Heat transfers from the warmer water to the ice, melting it, and preventing new ice from forming. The topography of the ocean bottom or overturning of water causes the warm water to rise to the surface. In this type of polynya, sensible heat from the ocean provides the source of heat needed to melt the ice. Sensible-heat polynyas usually form in mid-ocean areas, far from coasts or other barriers.
Latent-Heat (Coastal) Polynyas
Latent-heat transfer occurs when matter changes state; latent heat is absorbed when ice melts, and it is released into the surroundings when liquid water freezes. The process is called "latent" because it is not associated with a change in temperature, but rather with a change of state.
A latent-heat polynya is characterized by ocean water at the freezing point. It forms as a result of winds blowing in a persistent direction that push the ice away from a barrier, such as the coast, fast ice (ice that is anchored to the shore or ocean bottom), a grounded iceberg, or an ice shelf. As new ice grows within polynyas, wind blows it to the leeward side, while the windward side remains ice-free. Latent heat is released as water freezes and also as water evaporates into the air above the open water. Some sensible-heat exchange also occurs within latent-heat polynyas because the water in the polynya is generally warmer than the air above it even though the water is at freezing temperature.
When sea ice forms in polynyas or elsewhere, salt is expelled into the water, raising the salinity of the near-surface water. The salt increases the density of the surface water, making the surface water heavier than the water below, causing it to sink. In some cases, the high-density surface water mixes with other masses and sinks all the way to the ocean bottom. Latent-heat polynyas, particularly those in the coastal regions of Antarctica, are a major source of the world's bottom waters, which influence the process of thermohaline circulation.
Polynyas are important for various reasons. Like leads, they are a source of heat and moisture to the atmosphere, so they modify the weather in surrounding areas. As discussed above, they are sources of ocean bottom water. Polynyas are also important resources for wildlife. They provide access between the ocean and atmosphere for a variety of animals, including seals and penguins. Because polynyas persist for longer time periods than leads, and because overturning ocean water brings nutrients to the surface, phytoplankton thrive in polynyas. Phytoplankton are microscopic plant-like organisms that form the basis of the marine food chain. During the summer, Antarctic polynyas are one of the most biologically productive regions in the world's oceans.
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