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Wisconsin veteran ID controversy highlights concerns about MN's voter ID amendment
Paar refused to vote after an election judge rejected his veteran ID.
Gil Paar, an elderly veteran living in Racine, Wisconsin, wanted to use his veteran ID card as proof of identification when he tried to cast his ballot in a local school board election this winter. But an election judge shot him down, pointing out that Wisconsin's voter ID law requires voters to have a state-issued ID.
Paar has a driver's license, but was so upset by the snub that he decided not to vote at all.
"Like I say, it's the principle of the thing," he said, according to a report in The Raw Story. The veteran ID "is good enough for everything else, but it amazes me that it's not good enough to use as ID to vote ... it pisses me off."
Shortly after the school board election, Wisconsin's voter ID law was blocked by two separate state appeals courts in Dane County. The courts ruled the law is unconstitutional because it abridged the right to vote.
So if Paar decides to vote in Wisconsin's upcoming recall election, he should again be able to use his veteran ID as proof of identification, despite the fact that he wasn't able to do so just two months ago. And that, says Mike Dean of citizens' lobby Common Cause Minnesota, is exactly why Minnesota's voter ID amendment is such a bad idea.
"The ballot question is going to be litigated for years," Dean said, adding that Common Cause is planning to file a legal challenge against Minnesota's ballot question before the November election.
Minnesota's voter ID amendment doesn't specify whether veteran IDs are an acceptable form of identification -- the ballot question simply states that voters must have "valid identification." If the amendment is approved, the question of what constitutes a valid, government-issued ID -- whether college IDs from state universities count, or tribal IDs -- would be decided by the legislature during the 2013 session.
"It's deceptive and misleading," Dean said, speaking of Minnesota's ballot question. "We don't know what sort of ID system we're going to have, so voters don't know what they're passing."
In addition to objecting to the question's vagueness, Dean also points out that situations like the one unfolding in Wisconsin -- where the election rules have now changed twice since 2010, with more changes possibly on the horizon -- make election judges' jobs extremely difficult.
"Election judges have to be constantly updated on the rules and regulations, and you're going to see lots of problems," he said. "Wisconsin is a window into the problems we're facing if the ballot question unfortunately passes."
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Hulk reflects on the love he shared with his late wife, Caiera, as the sun sets on Sakaar. And even though she's gone, she'll always be with him. His loss proves that even "the strongest there is" can be hurt but this pain will only make him stronger...
because he was innocent even while attacking in world war hulk ghost rider was powerless to stop
World war Hulk, first the movie and then the comic book, greatly helped me see Hulk in a different light than the nearly mindless, rampaging beast that I'd seen him as for a long time... (had never really followed the Hulk comics before and most other comics usualy depict Hulk as that mindless brute...)
This is a great picture of such a sad moment, thanks.
Great movie now we need a World War Hulk movie
This picture makes me want to write a fanfiction about it but alas, I haven't followed the Hulk comics so I don't want to disgrace the comics or Hulk...
Bruce was at peace with her. not anymore poor guy
Sir, because of this piece of marvelous artwork right here, I am a fan of yours for life. Magnificent.
;w; feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelings
Wow, this is beautiful, poor Hulk.
Fantastic Hulk piece!
she died Caiera?
it's a shame, I liked the idea that Hulk finds love in addition she was very powerful.
I already imagined the incredible decendence that would have given ...
it's a shame, I liked the idea that Hulk finds love in addition she was very powerful.
I already imagined the incredible decendence that would have given ...
she was also pregant with his child
They had one. Skaar.
Don't know if you already found out but figured id tell ya anyways
Don't know if you already found out but figured id tell ya anyways
Damn, that was a pretty sad image
I haven't seen the movie yet, but I thought Hulk was a human, Doctor Banner, who had some sort of unnatural mutation and had a lover named Betty.
Depends on what ya watchin and the comics ya readin. The story this is following that betty died and they launched hulk to the planet Skaar.
I loved the movie, it sucks they didn't kiss. By the way how have you been?
very deep and poetic.
Maybe i should read the comic... seems interesting.
The Hulk cried..?
The Hulk cried..?
Is Planet Hulk a reference to one of Hulk's after-match quotes in MvC3/UMvC3?
This is gorgeous.
i just saw this movie i really liked it .
poor hulk
poor hulk
The details of the drawing are great. I like the fact that Hulks face looks both meditative and as if looking at her. This goes perfectly with your description.
The anatomy you gave the character is again impressive: it's proportionate, imposing and fits like a glove to the character.
I look forward to your next deviations
The anatomy you gave the character is again impressive: it's proportionate, imposing and fits like a glove to the character.
I look forward to your next deviations
I was pissed that happened. Why couldn't they let her live, Why?
Because that's Marvel for you.
You think why Hulk is coming back on Earth effin everything up?!
You think why Hulk is coming back on Earth effin everything up?!
Man that's so good.
Everything about this picture is absolutely gorgeous. It's nice to see guys like the Hulk cry and show heartfelt emotion
Fantastic pic man
It's so sweet and romantic
Aw adforbeale work here
This is very good work. You're a great fan artist.
The whole Planet Hulk story was done so magnificently that it has cemented me as a hulk fan forever. I liked him before but now he is and will always be my fav. I am disappointed with the current hulk stories due to the changes made to hulk and banner. The Hulk was the perfect representation of what I wanted during the Planet hulk and even WWH. The red Hulk story also had banner and hulk co-operating, which was again, something I really enjoyed. I wish they would go back to that.
Well done!
Even tough guys have a soft spot. Good job.
You make Hulk cry....You are evil!
But really...amazing work as always.
But really...amazing work as always.
awesome man just awesome
Beautiful. Planet Hulk is my all-time favorite Marvel story. It's one of the few that actually made me shed a few tears. Excellent work, my friend. I applaud you!
Someone on Scans Daily has just started a series on Planet Hulk, or I'd've had no idea what the context for this was.
Fantastic emotion, in expressions and body language, here.
Fantastic emotion, in expressions and body language, here.
this is simply beautiful
Is so sad and wonderful I LOVE IT :´)
one of the most epic and saddest scene that i have read... it's a wonderful work!
probably the best Hulk story arc ever. Love this image for it.
I'm crying. The art is incredible and so real.
I still wish it hadn't ended the way it did, Hulk deserved to be happy.
I loved this comic. you do it justice

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Major League Baseball's Home Run Derby almost overshadows its All-Star Game as far as excitement.
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The 80th MLB All-Star Game begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Busch Stadium, St. Louis. The game will be televised on FOX. Starting pitchers will be announced Monday.
Notable players who threw the knuckleball during their careers, according to www.oddball-mall.com:
Wade Boggs (pitched a total of 21u22153 innings); Jose Canseco (pitched one inning and injured his arm); Jimmie Foxx (pitched in 10 games, 1.52 ERA); Tommy Lasorda; Satchel Paige; Warren Spahn.
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Boston Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield, at 42 the oldest player to make his first all-star appearance since 46-year-old Satchel Paige in 1952, features a pitch that would have a hard time getting ticketed for exceeding the speed limit on most highways.
Wakefield's specialty is the knuckleball, which cruises to the plate at 60 to 70 mph. He sports an 11-3 record with a 4.31 ERA.
The National League's best bashers will have to take on Wakefield's knuckleball, a pitch many of them have not seen, especially in the big leagues.
Amarillo Dillas general manager Mark Lee, who pitched in 118 games in the big leagues over four seasons, tinkered with a knuckleball in the minors.
Amarilloan Daren Brown, a former pitcher and manager for the Dillas now in his third season as manager for the Tacoma Rainiers, the AAA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, never threw a knuckler on a regular basis, but he has coached pitchers who have.
Former West Texas A&M catcher Jared Bellino, now co-owner of Amarillo Baseball Academy, never caught a knuckleballer - and is grateful.
Here are some of their thoughts on the unique pitch:
Mark Lee, who played catch with famous knuckler Charlie Hough (216-216 in 25 seasons in the bigs, including 139 wins with the Texas Rangers.)
What is it like to catch a knuckleball? "It is like trying to catch a butterfly. I missed a couple and got hit."
Ever throw a knuckleball? "I messed around with it in the minors. That is a pitch you really have to work at. What it is is a floater. To throw it from 60 feet, 6 inches for a strike is impressive."
How fast was your knuckler? "It would be in the 70s. It was like playing catch, but it is moving."
Is it true knuckleballers have no idea where the pitch is going? "I didn't. I knew it would get to the catcher if I threw it hard enough."
How much success did you have with it? "I just wanted to show the hitter another pitch. Sometimes we think hitters are not as smart as they should be. When I came back to Amarillo I played softball, and I used to throw a mean knuckleball with a softball. I could make that thing dance."
Did your catcher like the knuckler? "If you have a big giant net, you can catch the thing. It is the same thing with a glove."
How do you think Wakefield will do Tuesday night? "He has been around a long time and done well. We'll see. I've seen guys swing at it and miss it by a foot. The thing about a knuckleball is if you hit it, it is gone. I've also seen some bombs. I remember one time in Atlanta, (Hall of Fame knuckler) Phil Niekro was pitching. He came off the field and told our third base coach, Doug Rader, that he's got it tonight. We didn't hit anything. We might as well have been trying to swat butterflies."
Daren Brown, who led the Dillas to the 1999 Texas-Louisiana League title, has coached pitcher R.A. Dickey, a former Texas Ranger and current Minnesota Twin who picked up the knuckler in 2005.
Did you ever throw a knuckle all? "Nope, but I know how. Growing up, my dad was fastball, changeup and don't mess with the other pitches."
Ever coach a knuckleballer? "R.A. Dickey was here last year. From the coaching side, you have to be very patient (with a knuckler). They are going to be 3-1 and throw the knuckle ball. I know from sitting in the dugout as a manager, you have to be patient. They can drive you crazy."
Do knucklers have any idea where the pitch is going? "They can say they know where it is going, but basically they just know what direction it is going."
How do you think Wakefield will do Tuesday? "The hitters have to see it up in the zone. If it is down it is probably going to be a ball. If Wakefield throws it for a strike, it will be tough on everybody. It is such an unpredictable pitch."
Jared Bellino, who played his junior and senior seasons at catcher for WT and is a longtime private baseball instructor.
Ever catch a knuckler? "Thankfully, no. I did catch some guys that threw a split-finger, which has kind of the same effect, but it doesn't dance and tumble as much. You need to have one big mitt."
What about in practice? "Every shortstop or centerfielder wants to throw a knuckle ball. Everybody works on it."
Is it an under-utilized pitch? "Everyone is so tied up with velocity. That is a pitch that just sneaks in there. As a catcher, we use a different set of tools. A lot of guys think they can throw it, but is a difficult pitch to learn."
How will Wakefield do Tuesday? "It is going to be a good, fun challenge. If he is pitching well, it is going to be very difficult for anyone to hit him."
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One of the hardest working musicians in town has decided to take over Christmas this year. Alison Scott has been planning all year for this month of seven shows that take her and her band (Kevin Bowe, Steve Price, Peter Anderson) all over the state and invite integrate the community into her concerts. The evenings will lean heavily on holiday songs and warm the heart of anyone lucky enough to be in attendance.
Alison took the time to talk to Gimme Noise about what's she's been up to since the birth of her baby girl and how she's integrated motherhood into her career, along with the many details she has taken on in planning for her holiday tour.
Gimme Noise: How many shows are you doing for this mini holiday tour?
Alison Scott: Seven shows in six venues -- two are at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater.
Gimme Noise: Why are you doing so many shows?
Alison Scott: We're trying to launch an annual show, and I want to do it with venues closer to home -- venues where I've played and have a connection with the audience.
Gimme Noise: But you've done holiday shows before.
Alison Scott: Yeah, but the ones I did at the Dakota and the Varsity were essentially shows with my music and a handful of holiday songs. These upcoming shows will be mostly holiday songs with some of my originals.
Gimme Noise: You just had a baby earlier this year. Why did you decide to take on such high production shows at such a busy time in your life?
Alison Scott: That's a very good question. [laughs] It is a very big production and a big undertaking. It's been the biggest thing I've put together so far without being involved with another organization. However, it keeps me close to home since Gracie has been born. We're playing, but traveling as far away. It's one of those things we hope can become part of the Alison Scott brand and something that people think of when they hear my name. That will keep me off the road, so it is a lot, but it allows me to be with my family.
Gimme Noise: Did your priorities change when you had your baby?
Alison Scott: My priorities changed for sure, but not any more than I expected. I think a lot of people, when they found out I was pregnant, expected me to just give up music, which shocked me. This is 2013. I have no interest in being on the road ten months and not seeing my child, but I think it's definitely possible to have a successful musical career and be a mom.
I think this line of work is conducive to having a child, because I'm home with her all day, and she goes to bed around the time I have gigs, so I'm not missing much. It's actually worked out really well. The thing that's really changed is we aren't traveling as much.
Gimme Noise: Why did people expect you to give up music?
Alison Scott: I don't know, and it came from people who I was surprised to hear it from. I think there's a stereotype that women should be with their kids. I definitely am lucky that we don't have to have her in daycare and the couple of afternoons that I teach she can go to my mom's home, but I think that there'd be a pretty big hole if I stopped working -- especially after I spent seven to eight years building up my career. [My band] and I are finally at a place where the phone is ringing for us rather than us chasing and having to work so hard to get gigs.
Gimme Noise: You're reaping what you sowed.
Alison Scott: Exactly, and I want to be around.
Gimme Noise: Eight years is a lot of time to invest in anything, and a lot of musicians don't want to stick it out because "What if I never make it?"
Alison Scott: I can't imagine being onstage without all of the support of my fans. I want to continue to perform and get out new material.
Gimme Noise: With these holiday shows, will they be big productions, or will they mainly be musically focused?
Alison Scott: It's not like we wrote a play or anything, but we definitely have a higher production than our others show normally are. This time, I will have a six-piece band over my usual four-piece band (Kevin Bowe, Steve Price, Peter Anderson), and there will be musicians that will be rotating guests. We also have a choir at every show, which is not something I always get to do. They are rotating, and they are all school-aged kids. That will be really fun. Then we're doing some storytelling and stuff like that.
Gimme Noise: How did you connect with these schools and the choirs?
Alison Scott: I worked with the Minnesota Boys Choir several years back, and my brother had sung with them. I did some arrangements and wrote some of their material; it was one of the coolest things I have done. It's so powerful to have a whole stage backing you up, and it was really fun for these kids to be in a music atmosphere.
So I really wanted to work with those kids, but we decided to expand and include other choirs and have as many youth involved as possible. We based it on what cities I booked the shows in, then I would contact the local schools.
Gimme Noise: Was it difficult working with so many kids?
Alison Scott: I haven't even seen any of them. The way it's worked out is my brother wrote the choral arrangements, and I brought the schools my recordings of what the songs sounds like live. They're practicing with the recordings.
Gimme Noise: What's your favorite holiday song?
Alison Scott: "O Holy Night." I included it in the program. I don't know what it is about that song, but it's always been my favorite to sing. I've always just accompanied myself before, but now I'm bringing in more qualified people.
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"I'm becoming a private contractor, semi-retired. I will fill in on all three AMs," Barber said from City Park Golf Course.
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DAYTONA BEACH — A central Florida man accused of helping his girlfriend in a scheme to sell her infant grandson has been sentenced to time-served.
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Mr. Joseph M. Kampf, also known as Joe, is a Co-Founder at CoVant Management, Inc. and has been its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer since April 1996. Prior to forming CoVant, Mr. Kampf served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Anteon International Corporation from April 1996 to June 2006. He has been a Director at Anteon since April 1996. From January 1994 to 1996, he served as a Senior Partner at Avenac Corporation. From 1990 to 1993, Mr. Kampf served ...
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1st time mommy to Cash 12/11/12
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1st time mommy to Cash 12/11/12
Honestly, my best advice is stop worrying so much. I know it so hard, especially for FTMs.
Also, vaccines do not cause autism. That idea is based on one study that was found to be very flawed. Many other studies have not found any correlation.
If you want to continue with a delayed vaccination schedule, perhaps you should talk to the nurse before the next appointment and find out what vaccines they want to give and in what form. That way you can do your research a head of time and have more time to process and make you decision.
Don't spend time beating yourself up. Your son will be just fine.
Darbi Lyn
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Millions of kids get vaccinations daily and very few have serious complications. The best thing you can do for your son is educate yourself and make the best choices possible. Sometimes speaking up and asking questions is hard especially to an expert like a Dr. but you have to have a voice for your son becasue he does not have one yet.
Your a first time mom and believe me there are going to be many other tough choices to be made and you are not always going to get it right. Cut yourself some slack and trust your judgement.
I had no clue that there were combo vaccines bc I've never had I get them before! I do plan on calling the clinic to address this further for more comfort on my end, and to try and plan the next round of vaccines a little better.
I realize that vaccines aren't proven to cause autism, which is why I'm having them done. I may have jumped the gun a bit when saying that. I just know that some have higher metal content than others so when I read that the one my ds got had more aluminum, I got really scared.
I appreciate your comments!
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I completely empathize. Watching my LO get the vaccinations- and reading all that I have read in preparation for each one- has been agonizing. Every good parent wants to do the right thing. My DH is an Ivy League biologist with two years of research toward an immunology Ph.D. under his belt, and he always reassures me that the benefits outweigh the risk for us so far, as we have yet to see a reaction. Our dear friends who have careers in medine, nursing and other sciences all vaccinate their children. But it's still hard.
Here's a link that has been helpful to me:
Try not to beat yourself up. You seem to be a very conscientious and diligent parent. Your DS is blessed to have you caring for him!
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I'm not sure if this will reassure you, but all of these metals that are in the immunizations (very small amounts) are already found in our body. So you're not exposing your DS to anything that his body hasn't already known. I was a FTM before i was really imersed in the medical field and i was so nervous to ask or questions the medical staff because they are "know all" in their trade. Now that i work in it and see, i don't think twice about questioning a practice. Dr's put their pants on just like you do every day. You're paying for that visit and if you're not 100% sure about what is going on DO NOT feel scared to say WHOA stop and tell me what you mean. We often forget that everyone doesn't speak like we do. We use these words and terms all the time so it's just common vocb for us. My family will often stop me and ask me to use "real" words.. haha
My DS is now 8yrs old and i'm a super pro vaccine momma, I had him completed with all his vaccines on his 4 yr check up. He has had no adverse reactions. So don't beat yourself up.
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But the US has something like 30+ vacs on the typical schedule, and that's A LOT of preservative and formaldehyde in their little bodies. Some of the metals etc exist organically in our bodies, true, but that doesn't mean that aluminum belongs in an injection given to infants.
Ask your nurse for the single dose vac, and tell them you're doing a gradual and delayed schedule. If the nurse is too fast or gets rough with you just say you have to think about it and you'll wait til next time. That's what I did and I felt the same way you did. I switched docs because I felt our doc was condescending. She made me feel like an idiot. But I know my son and he had a reaction to the shot, and we haven't had a normal day since.. (17 months ago:(
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A graduate of Ivy Tech Community College — Columbus was recognized at a private reception Wednesday by the statewide college system.
Lynnetta "Nita" Loveland, now a nursing instructor at Ivy Tech, was lauded for her dedication, professional approach, positive attitude, organizational skills and commitment to her students.
She graduated from the medical assistant program of the Prosser Vocational Centre at New Albany High School and soon after found work for a doctor in Louisville.
He took her under his wing and encouraged her to become a nurse — and she did, but not without some obstacles along the way.
Loveland started working three jobs to save money and took a few classes at Indiana University Southeast. She married, bought a home, worked two jobs and gave birth to two daughters.
She earned a technical certificate in practical nursing from Ivy Tech — Sellersburg in 2005, an associate of science in nursing degree from the Columbus campus in 2007 and a bachelor's degree in nursing from IUPUC in 2009.
But just as Loveland was about to accept a position with Anthem in 2009, she was diagnosed with Stage 3 invasive ductile breast cancer.
She said the relentless push from the media to remind women about breast self-examinations kept her alive today.
As she battled the cancer — she had a bilateral mastectomy — officials at Anthem stood by her side.
They gave her financial assistance and encouraged her to finish her master's program in nursing — and she did.
Loveland graduated with a master's degree as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner from IUPUI in 2013.
She is currently studying for her American Nurses Credentialing Center certification and plans to enroll in the Doctor of Nursing Practice program in the Indiana University School of Nursing.


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Microsoft's Kinect gaming system for the Xbox 360 has single-handedly put the video-game world on its head. But while the Kinect might be the best
Microsoft's Kinect gaming system for the Xbox 360 has single-handedly put the video-game world on its head. But while the Kinect might be the best and the most successful of the motion-capture systems to debut, it's far from the first. Here are four others that failed miserably.
3. Sega Activator. In 1993 Sega released the Sega Activator for the Genesis console, and while the concept seemed like a good idea, the product itself suffered from being incredibly shitty. The cost was $150 (which, in the '90s, was worth at least horrible sweatshirts as seen below); it came with a octagon-shaped ring that a player would stand in the middle of and, in the case of Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing, throw punches at each other until the thing crapped out or the players developed suicidal thoughts.
2. Pantomation. Reaching back even further to 1977 we find perhaps the closest thing to an early Kinect in the Pantomation. Using early tracking chromakey technology, it was originally meant as a way to score music. But it ended up mainly being used as a visual aid for LSD trips. Behold:
1. Power Glove. Of course, no list of failed motion-capture gaming technology can exist without mention of the Nintendo Power Glove. Who can forget in 1989 when Lucas Barton--arch-nemesis of Jimmy Wood, aka The Wizard--pulled out the mysterious glove from its silver case, blasted through a level of Rad Racer, and proclaimed, "I love the Power Glove. It's so bad." Unfortunately, it was so bad. And not in the old-school version of the word, which meant "so good," but actually quite terrible, with a weird button design and little to no real-time control over the games.


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89.7 KACU-FM signed on June 2, 1986. On that date, transition from a carrier current campus station to a 33,000-watt FM National Public Radio broadcast affiliate became complete.
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KACU-FM had its start as an idea in the mind of then Abilene Christian University president, Dr. William J. Teague. Dr. Teague desired to create a professional radio station that would broadcast to Abilene and the surrounding towns in the Abilene area. In 1984, ACU hired Dr. Larry Bradshaw from Eastern New Mexico University to come to Abilene in order to put a new FM radio station on the air. Bradshaw had earlier helped start KENW-FM in New Mexico as one of the first National Public Radio stations in Eastern New Mexico and West Texas. Dr. Robert D. (Bob) Hunter was instrumental in negotiating the procurement of the 89.7 frequency, then owned by Criswell Broadcasting in Dallas.
In 1985 ACU applied for a license from the FCC and a grant from the National Telecommunication Information Agency (NTIA) to build the new FM station. The NTIA, in the mid-1980s, had the funding to provide for the construction of public radio stations to cover the entire country. A grant of $290,000 was made for the construction of the tower, transmitter and equipment to build the station. Dr. Thomas Kim, McMurry University, and Dr. Jesse Fletcher, Hardin-Simmons University, were instrumental in helping secure the grant to build the station.
KACU-FM signed on the air June 2, 1986. On that date, transition from a carrier current campus station to a 33,000-watt FM National Public Radio broadcast affiliate became complete. The station had a mission to not only bring NPR programming to this area of West Texas, (about 17 counties) but also to feature classical music and jazz, two formats which were not available in this part of the state. KACU introduced popular NPR and public radio programs like "Prairie Home Companion," and "Car Talk." to listeners in this area.
Now in its 25th year, 89.7 KACU has been broadcasting the best news coverage from National Public Radio, a variety of quality daytime popular music and nighttime classical, and an assortment of programs to inform, amuse, and entertain our listeners in the Big Country. In addition to programming from NPR, KACU programming is provided by American Public
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In 2006, in an effort to be even more inclusive of the larger audience, the station added the name "AbilenePublicRadio" to the 89.7 KACU-FM identifier.
On Wednesday afternoon, April 21, 2010, KACU moved into the digital transmission age and began broadcasting its first HD radio signal. Through a digital conversion grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, KACU purchased a new Continental analog and digital transmitter, replacing the analog unit that went on the air in 1986.
Although the station had a small budget and a small staff, it quickly had a big impact on the local area. In 1986 KACU-FM was the only NPR station between Dallas and Midland, Texas. It was the only NPR station between Austin and Oklahoma City. In 2011, it is still the only station that is locally owned and operated between DFW and Marfa. The station broadcasts from studios in the Journalism and Mass Communication Department on the Abilene Christian University campus and can be heard internationally on the World Wide Web. For all of its 25 years, the station has been operated by a professional staff and employed university students as announcers for all of its daily programming. The student produced "News at Noon" program has won the Sweepstakes Award from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association seven times in the last ten years. Dr. Larry Bradshaw was general manager from 1986-2000 and John Best followed him from 2000 to the present.


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Nov. 23, 2010 -- Heavy drinking or binge drinking a couple of days a week may be worse for the heart than drinking a moderate amount of alcohol throughout the week, new research indicates. Researchers in France and in Belfast, Northern Ireland, say that middle-aged men in both places drink about theRead Full Article
Energy Drinks May Raise Risk for Alcohol Problems
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Oct. 25, 2010 -- Teens substantially underreport their use of cocaine and other illicit drugs, even when they know a drug test looms, a new study finds. The findings, which appear in the November issue of Pediatrics, call attention to the need for more reliable methods than self-report when it comesRead Full Article
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Economy Driving Americans to Drink?
Oct. 5, 2010 -- More Americans are drinking alcohol, and the increase is seen in three major ethnic groups -- whites, blacks, and Hispanics, according to a new study. "The reasons for the uptick vary and may involve complex socio-demographic changes in the population, but the findings are clear," saRead Full Article


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In the forums a question keeps appearing asking about the feasibility of swapping a later model transmission into an older truck. While it is possible, it sure isn't practical. EVERYTHING is possible given enough time and money.
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Yet given the eagerness and enthusiasm with which the Obama Administration entered into a nuclear agreement with Iran, Rhodes' statement is lacking in credibility. Should Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf Arab states develop nuclear weapons then the Iran nuclear deal will have served as its primary impetus.
Even if it less than ideal for Japan and South Korea to develop nuclear weapons if given the choice of countries I'd like to see to develop such systems which countries would you rather see enrich uranium? I would suggest that most people would place Japan and South Korea much higher than Iran.


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