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The collection of fat between a woman's stomach and a woman's doot is called her solange..generally around the lower navel/groin area.
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A gorgeous, smart, friendly person. She can be sassy at times, and she always keeps you guessing. People tend to be jelous of her because she's such a beautiful sweet gal. She makes a great best friend.
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A solange is a cute happening chick who likes quiet nights in her pyjamas, with an entire bottle of alcohol. especially something girly like vodka.
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The famous R&B singer. Known more for her role as Camille in Bring It On All Or Nothing, & Johnson Family Vacation. Good singer, even better actress. Shes no "soul girl equipped with no afro" shes just her "GOD GIVEN NAME." Solange is not her (Beyonce`) and never will be. Their just "two girls going in different directions, traveling towards the same galaxy. Her starlight shines on it's own, shes no sister, shes just her God Given Name."
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This afternoons game was the makeup and tonight's game was on the schedule
I thought the makeup game was played at 1?
Might have something to do with the Yankees....I believe the game is being played on MY9 and this afternoon's game was on YES. Maybe tonight was supposed to be on YES and Directv never received the updated channel info when they moved the day game to YES and the night game to MY9?
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Testimony :: Mr. Elliot Forsyth
Prospective Adoptive Parent -
Dear Chairman Smith and distinguished members of the Commission,
My name is Elliot Forsyth and I first want to express my sincere gratitude to you and the Commission on behalf of my wife, Whitney, our daughter Simona, and on behalf of over 200 American families and thousands of families around the world that currently await Romania's decision on processing their pending inter-country adoption cases. We are thankful for the Helsinki Commission and its leaders who, despite your overwhelming responsibilities to domestic and international issues, show concern for the rights and welfare of abandoned children in Romania. Thank you for hosting this hearing.
I was requested by the Commission to provide testimony today in this hearing to bring you a perspective from my personal experiences on the ground in Romania, as an adoptive parent of a Romanian child, and as one of over 200 American families with current pending adoption cases from Romania whose final approval has been delayed for years due to Romania's moratorium and subsequent legislation essentially banning inter-country adoption. Though I am greatly honored to testify today, I fear it is not without risk; a risk that exposing my name and speaking out publicly for the children of Romania could somehow jeopardize our own pending adoption case, as has happened to some families we know. However, we are committed to being a voice for abandoned children in Romania, and pray their rights to a permanent loving family will be honored as a result of this hearing.
For two weeks each summer for the past eleven years, Whitney and I have taken time away from our jobs as a university professor and an engineer to serve as volunteers for a private Romanian non-profit organization. Our first trip in June of 1994 was only four years after the revolution in Romania, and the experience deeply impacted our lives. We fell in love with Romania's beautiful landscape and its warm and loving people. But we also saw the brutal effects of the former communist government: people stripped of all they had and tens of thousands of children left abandoned. We worked in one State-run institution housing over 300 children in cramped, deplorable conditions, and where the environment had developed into a survival of the fittest. We saw a disproportionate number of abandoned children from Roma decent and witnessed unfair discrimination of these children. In sharp contrast, we also worked with a private children's home, whose ministry focused on rehabilitating abandoned children and placing them in permanent families, both domestically and internationally. We saw the life and hope of abandoned children, including the Roma, restored through meeting basic physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Since that first trip, our work in Romania has focused on ministering to a variety of needs, but especially the needs of abandoned children, both in State-run institutions as well as private orphanages and foster homes. Over the years we've seen some improvements, but in our experience, the needs of abandoned children are as great now as they were when we first went in 1994. I have compiled a slide show of recent images from Romania that I showed before the hearing and will show again afterwards, documenting the reality that some abandoned children in Romania still face. Note too that many photos show American volunteers working alongside Romanians to help these children. The slide show also includes just a small sample of the thousands of miraculous stories of inter-country adoption from Romania, sent to me by families across the United States, where children are united with loving families. The contrasts speak for themselves.
Whitney and I again returned to Romania last month and worked with 20 children under the age of four in the previously-mentioned private children's home. The same children are still there that were there during our last visit, only now a year older. Some children have been fortunate enough to be placed in foster care, but most face a difficult future without a family. Unless the pending cases are processed, and the current law changed, the non-profit organization anticipates raising these children until they are out of high school as very few, if any, Romanian nationals are inquiring to adopt these children. If the pending inter-country adoption cases were processed today, seven children from this organization would have permanent loving homes. While in Romania last month, I also accompanied a social worker for a day and learned that the new law has created a paperwork nightmare. Since it requires new signatures from parents who had already terminated their rights, social workers now spend most of their time locating parents or relatives for signatures instead of working on finding children permanent families. My understanding is that social workers are also obligated to explain to the parents or extended family that the government will pay them to care for the child if they take them back, even if the conditions are unfit to raise a child. On that particular day we searched for the parents of two girls from the children's home and finally found them living in the city garbage dump. Another child's grandmother who lived in similar conditions wanted to reclaim the child so she could receive money from the government; despite the fact that she has never seen the child, and the child has been living with a wonderful foster care family for over 3 years who want to adopt him. Though I was not granted access to a State hospital, I was told that because the new law prohibits adoption of children under two years of age, there are once again entire floors filled with abandoned babies, reminiscent of the Ceaucescu era. I also understand that in an effort to meet EU admittance criteria requiring closure of large government institutions, many foster parents are required to accept more children than they can support. According to the social worker I was with, some foster parents have up to 16 children. These are some of the experiences I had just one month ago, but the organization said that these are common experiences that social workers in Romania currently face. Clearly, these are not in the best interests of the children.
Whitney and I first considered adopting a Romanian child after our summer trip to Romania in 2000. Our motives for wanting to adopt a child were very simple: to provide a home to a child who needs a loving family. Our experiences had confirmed to us that, though Romania has made some progress over the years in providing for abandoned children, the need is too great for Romania to meet by itself. Statistics tell us there are still over 80,000 children in State care and another 9,000 babies abandoned annually. However, less than 1,500 of these children are domestically adoption each year. Further, there are a disproportionate number of Roma children, older children, and children with medical problems that statistics show will never be adopted domestically. In fact, according to the UNICEF report of 2005
, approximately 66% of abandoned children are Roma.
Our daughter, Simona, is of Roma decent and her story is a testimony to the miracle that inter-country adoption can bring to a child who needs a loving family. She was abandoned at 3 months of age at a State hospital in Romania. She spent the next 2 years of her life in State institutions where she was largely neglected. Fortunately, she was then placed with a loving foster care family for 9 months, which in many ways saved her life. But had inter-country adoption not been an option for Simona, she likely would never have been adopted domestically due to her age and Roma heritage. We celebrate the day we brought her home, June 20, 2001, which was less than a week before the moratorium on inter-country was first imposed by the Romanian government. At that time, Simona was about 3 years old. She had just learned to walk and was speaking less than ten words in her native language. Four years later, Simona is now a beautiful, healthy, and thriving 7 year old who loves to run, jump, play, and laugh. Simona has added immeasurable joy to our family and we thank God for her life. We celebrate her Romanian heritage though there are days when we look at her and wonder what would have become of this beautiful child had inter-country adoption not been an option for her.
Our story is not unique. There are literally thousands of miraculous inter-country adoption stories of Romanian children from all over the world. We have even documented many of these stories in a book that will serve as an appendix to this hearing. From our perspective, it is outrageous and offensive to hear that certain influential members of the European Parliament have repeatedly threatened Romania with denial into the EU if they allow international adoption, calling it nothing more than the "selling of babies."
After returning again from volunteer work in Romania during the summer of 2003, we filed papers to adopt another abandoned child we had spent considerable time with at the private children's home. Despite the moratorium, we received confirmation of a case number and assignment of our child from the Romanian government in September of 2003, hoping to get approval under the Emergency Ordinance. In February of 2004, we joined efforts with hundreds of families with pending cases and Romanian-adopted children to form an organization called For The Children – SOS to actively seek resolution for these pipeline cases and promote fair and transparent legislation for abandoned children in Romania. The extensive efforts of FTC-SOS are detailed in an appendix to this hearing. Collectively our organization has spent thousands of hours not only working with our local, state, and federal governments, and with the past and current Romanian leaders, but also working on the ground in Romania helping abandoned children. On July 17, 2004 we met with then Prime Minister Nastase to discuss the moratorium and proposed new law. In that meeting he promised to process select cases with serious medical issues. To my knowledge, this was never done. In October of 2004, then French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin was to lead an international committee under the direction of the Romanian government to review and process the pending cases. This also was never done. In March of 2005, we met with President Basescu. He expressed sympathy for the abandoned children and for those of us with pending cases, but we've still seen no action. In June of 2005, the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute sponsored a letter to President Basescu urging him to process pending case and consider revising the adoption law. Over 40 US congressmen signed the letter. Still, to this day, no response has been received. We understand that there are political ramifications involved with these pending adoption cases, but truly it is unthinkable that abandoned children would have to wait to join loving families already assigned to them, while their government plots and ploys a strategy for accession into the EU.
We consider ourselves fortunate compared to some American families with pending cases. We have traveled to Romania to see our assigned child on two occasions and receive periodic updates and photos. However, many have waited much longer than we have – some up to six years. Some continue to pay monthly for private care in children's homes or foster care to ensure proper care for their child. Still others have lost all contact with their assigned children or learned that they were singled-out for domestic adoption. Time is passing. These children are growing up without families, families that have already been assigned to them by the Romanian government. We urge the Romanian government to approve all pending cases immediately. In the words of one pending family, "These children do not have shelf-lives, and if they did, they would have expired long ago."
Our daughter Simona has been praying daily for our assigned child for two years. She often asks us when the government of Romania will say yes and let her little sister come home. Simona somehow knows the urgency of this adoption and what it is like to be without a mom and a dad. She also knows the joy of belonging to a family. She is a small voice for many children from her own country that need permanent loving families. And right now a voice is what the abandoned children of Romania desperately need.
Thank You.
The Situation of Child Abandonment in Romania
, UNICEF report, January, 2005.


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Kumbha Palace is a charming and very relaxing hostel centrally located in the old city, run by a Dutch/Indian couple. As the hotel is situated about 50 meters from the main road it is very peaceful. All spacious and light rooms have attached toilet/shower with running hot shower. Hot water is available from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.(solar-powered waterheating system.) Air-cooled and AC-rooms are also available. There is a gorgeous big garden and an excellent roof-top-restaurant with views on the old city and the city-palace. Free Wi-Fi for hotel guests.
Specialties: delicious oven baked pizzas, gratins, salads and a variety of vegetarian Indian dishes.
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1933 Ford Roadster - Silver BulletWritten by on November 1, 2004 A Slick '33 Roadster That's As Sinister As It Is Shapely
One of the primary complaints we hear about contemporary-styled cars is that they lack character. In many cases we tend to agree. Some builders, it seems, are so intent on making a car slick and trick, they erase or eliminate all the things that make old cars fun and interesting.
When Kenny Davis first started building this '33 Ford roadster, he envisioned it as a quick 'n' nasty, down 'n' dirty hot rod-a retro-themed throwback. "Then I got to buying parts that were too nice and decided to finish it as a nice car," says the Rogers, Arkansas-based builder. We should qualify that last statement a little, since anybody familiar with Kenny's cars knows that they're anything but "nice." Oh sure, the build quality is first rate, but the attitude generally falls somewhere on the scale between menacing and surly.
As long as he was mixing metaphors, Kenny decided to venture further into dangerous territory by blending modern and nostalgic build styles. It's a fine line, to be sure, one that we generally dissuade people from walking. Yet in this instance, it truly seems to work.
In fact, it's hard to talk about the car's various contemporary elements without mentioning more traditional ones. For example, the chassis is an aftermarket item from Show Me Rod & Custom that features a tubular X-member, Wilwood brakes, and coilover shocks on the Pete & Jake's triangulated four-bar rear suspension, but it also relies on a tried-and-true transverse leaf spring and dropped axle up front. Likewise, the Rat's Glass long-door body is pretty smooth and swoopy, but it's complemented with steel fenders, running boards, aprons, and hood sides with original-style louvers.
It's the engine that really personifies the mix of old and new, however. The sight of a 409 will give almost any car instant old-school credibility, but the only true 409 parts on this mill are the '65-vintage block and bare heads. Engine builder Mark Evans pushed displacement to 476 cubes by using a custom-machined 454 crank, Rat-motor rods, and Ross forged pistons. Even from the outside the engine blends elements, with a traditional dual-quad induction set off by Lamar Walden's custom aluminum valve covers and a matching smooth air cleaner crafted by Joe McCullough.
Of course, no analysis would be complete without discussing the roadster's wheels. Yeah, we know they don't match; Kenny knows it, too. He borrowed a page from '60s-era Gassers by using slotted-style "mags" in back and 10-spoke versions up front, only these are modern-era Budnik equivalents, 20x9.5-inch dished Mercury and 17x7-inch Gasser designs. We picked up on the theme-and dug it-right away.
Contrasting the bright-silver body with a red gut is another nod to the '60s (think Corvette Sting Ray). The cockpit's simplicity has classic appeal, too, although the custom-built, UltraLeather-covered seat and door panels, wrap-around dash, Carriage Works wheel, B&M shifter, and billet pedals all lean toward the more modern end of the spectrum.
Call it contemporary if you want, or neo-classic, or whatever other terms you can conjure up to try to categorize this slick roadster. With its rompin' W-block engine, killer stance, and dynamite overall appearance, we prefer to simply call it cool. So does Steve Lomax, the guy who bought the Ford late last year. As for Kenny, well, he's got several other projects in the works already. Some may be modern, some may be traditional, but you can bet they'll all be nasty.
Steve LomaxYucaipa, California'33 Ford Roadster
Drivetrain: The '65 409 (yes, Chevy did make a few 409s in 1965) is bored and stroked to 476 ci using a custom-machined 454 crank and 6.135-inch big-block Chevy rods. Engine builder Mark Evans also installed forged Ross pistons and a Comp roller camshaft before bolting on the reworked heads with Comp roller rockers. A pair of Edelbrock Performer carbs on a smoothed factory intake meter fuel, an MSD box and Taylor wires light off the mixture, and Sanderson headers sent spent fumes through a coated, owner-built exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers. Lamar Walden crafted the smooth aluminum valve covers, while Joe McCullough built the matching air cleaner. A Jerry Lowell-built TH350 with a B&M torque converter transmits power.
Chassis: A bobbed and C-notched Show Me Rod & Custom frame provides the roadster's foundation. Besides a tubular X-member assembly and raised front crossmember, the frame sports a narrowed 3.90:1-geared 9-inch rear hanging on a triangulated Pete & Jake's four bar with coilovers. The front suspension relies on a transverse leaf spring holding a Pete & Jake's 5-inch dropped axle. Steering comes from a Vega box, braking is by Wilwood discs, and fuel is stored in a stainless 21-gallon tank.
Wheels & Tires: The classic Gasser look is modernized with dished 20x9.5-inch Budnik Mercury wheels in back and 17x7-inch Budnik Gassers up front. Tires are BFGoodrich Comp T/As, sized at 295/40ZR20 and 215/45ZR17.
Body & Paint: The roadster body is a long-door Rat's Glass item, but it's finished off with steel fenders, running boards, aprons, and all three hood pieces. Kenny raised the cowl to fit the windshield, which was built using two So-Cal Speed Shop frames. Lights are commercial units in front and short-stand '33 Ford items in back. Builder Kenny Davis sprayed the Standox Mixing Silver paint himself.
Interior: James Carter of Rogers, Arkansas, gets credit for stitching the Lipstick Red UltraLeather over a custom-built seat and custom door and side panels. The dash is modified to wrap into the doors and is filled with Haneline instruments. A Carriage Works wheel tops the Limeworks column, while a B&M Bandit shifter and Lokar pedals provide additional shine.


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(MARCUS)--A Marcus business and its customers are creating Christmas memories for those far from home.
Marie and Neal Bork of Country Pines Tree Farm have been part of the "Trees for Troops" National Christmas Tree Growers Association. Through the state group, they've donated home grown Christmas trees for soldiers serving in the military.
Marie Bork explains their donations are different this Christmas.
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Three trees were mailed at the Cleghorn Post Office Tuesday, November 30th. At noon Sunday one of the soldiers in Aghanistan wrote by email that they'd arrived.
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Gladys M. Grabe, 91, of Ames, Iowa, formerly of Kingsley and Des Moines, Iowa, passed away on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the Israel Family Hospice House in Ames, Iowa. Funeral services will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at the Johnson-Earnest Funeral Home in Kingsley. Rev. Lorene K. Glant of Salem Lutheran Church, rural Correctionville, Iowa will officiate. Burial will follow at the Kingsley Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 23 and will continue until the service. Expressions of sympathy may be directed through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com
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Rail and intermodal volumes are mixed for week ending February 9, reports AAR
February 19, 2013 - LM Editorial
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported this week that carload and intermodal volumes were once again mixed for the week ending February 9.
Carload volume—at 273,369—was down 2.3 percent annually and slightly below the week ending February 2 at 274,000 and ahead of the week ending January 26 at 265,839.
Intermodal volume—at 244,679 containers and trailers—was up 7.7 percent compared to last year, which was below the week ending February 2 at 249,231 and ahead of the week ending January 26 at 238,789.
Total weekly traffic for carloads and intermodal units—at 518,048—was up 2.2 percent annually.
Effective this week, the AAR has changed how it reports weekly commodity loadings. Its former process was comprised of 20 distinct commodity groups, which have now been grouped together.
The new commodity categories are: chemicals; coal; farm and food products, excluding grain (which includes farm products, excluding grain, grain mill products and food & kindred products); forest products; grain; metallic ores and metals (which also includes metallic ores, coke, metals & products, iron & steel scrap); motor vehicles and parts (which also includes motor vehicles and equipment); nonmetallic minerals and products (which also includes crushed stone, sand, and gravel; nonmetallic minerals; stone, clay & glass products); petroleum and petroleum products); and other (which includes waste and nonferrous scrap and all other carloads).
For the week ending February 9, six of the ten commodity groups showed gains, including petroleum products up 6.5 percent and nonmetallic minerals and products up1.4 percent. Grain was down 17.3 percent, and metallic ores and metals were down 13.5 percent.
On a year-to-date basis, carloads are down 5.7 percent at 1,612,973 and intermodal is up 5.7 percent at 1,413,309 containers and trailers.
Estimated ton-miles for the week ending January 26 were down 6.0 percent at 31.2 billion and down 6.7 percent at 124.2 billion ton-miles year-to-date. And total U.S. traffic year-to-date—at 3,026,282 carloads and intermodal units—is down 0.7 percent annually.
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Alaska National Guardsmen from the 103rd Civil Support Team, Weapons of Mass Destruction, as well as Guardsmen from Idaho, Washington, Montana and Utah, took part in a field training exercise on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Feb. 18-20. The exercise was conducted to evaluate the 103rd CST WMD for their ability to respond to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats. The unit received perfect scores in all 12 categories of their evaluation, ensuring that the Guardsmen stand ready to deploy in the event of any CBRN threat posed to the nation. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Edward Eagerton)
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text: Home Politics NRA Chief's Racial Rant Hides Larger Truth New gun control measures could lead to more over-policing and imprisonment of African Americans. By: Edward Wyckoff Williams Posted: Feb. 21 2013 12:30 AM 0 Wayne LaPierre of the NRA (Mark Wilson/Getty Images News) (The Root) -- Last week Wayne LaPierre, CEO of the National Rifle Association, wrote a troubling column for conservative outlet the Daily Caller. In it, the 64-year-old gun-rights advocate painted a horrifying picture of a postapocalyptic world in which African Americans from "south Brooklyn" and Hispanic members of "Latin American drug gangs" were such a threat to the American way of life that the only answer was to buy more guns. "It has always been sensible for good citizens to own and carry firearms for lawful protection against violent criminals who prey on decent people," LaPierre wrote. "During the second Obama term, however, additional threats are growing." The tone-deaf rhetoric of LaPierre's column is very much in line with his recent media blitz following the tragic deaths of 20 children in Newtown, Conn. That tragedy, along with record homicides in cities like Chicago -- which claimed more than 500 lives last year, many of them children, teenagers and innocent bystanders -- has resulted in a fervent call for stricter gun control measures. LaPierre, his NRA operatives and their Republican allies have reacted by employing a tried-and-true strategy -- race-baiting, fearmongering and subversive innuendo -- in an attempt to halt any proposed gun controls on white men like themselves. By re-engineering the focus of the debate, LaPierre hopes to shift lawmakers' attention onto black and brown people in urban areas -- in a classic case of scapegoating. "Latin American drug gangs have invaded every city of significant size in the United States. Phoenix is already one of the kidnapping capitals of the world," LaPierre says. Of course, the facts don't support his claims: As a 2010 FBI report revealed, the states along the U.S.-Mexican border are among the safest in the nation; and among the nation's largest cities with the lowest violent-crime rates, Phoenix ranked among them, alongside San Diego and the Texas cities of El Paso and Austin. And because of so much focus on immigration reform over the past few years, and Tea Party Republicans' insistence on "securing the border," Obama has invested more in border security than any other president in recent history, fortifying border states with thousands of additional agents and the National Guard. The paranoid NRA CEO also took a swipe at a largely African-American and Latino community in New York City's Coney Island neighborhood -- known for its large housing-project development. "After Hurricane Sandy, we saw the hellish world that the gun prohibitionists see as their utopia," he said. "Looters ran wild in south Brooklyn. There was no food, water or electricity. And if you wanted to walk several miles to get supplies, you better get back before dark or you might not get home at all." The tone of his commentary is indefensible for its racial overtones -- but also because it is completely unhinged from the truth. According to the New York City Police Department's CompStat Unit, for five days after Superstorm Sandy, there were no homicides reported in New York City at all. NYPD spokesman Paul Browne told the Daily News, "(In) the 60th Precinct in Coney Island, it was hardly hell week -- there were no murders, no rapes and no shootings. The same was true in the neighboring 61st Precinct." The Daily News reported that all other crime categories were also down, including assaults, robberies and car thefts. Overall, crime across the five boroughs fell by 25 percent. But of course, facts don't appear to concern LaPierre very much, and many conservatives on the far right share his skewed thinking. In a recent interview with CNN's Soledad O'Brien, Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley tried to link the assault-weapons ban to so-called black-on-black violence. O'Brien quickly reminded Grassley that most mass killings -- like the ones in Columbine and Aurora, Colo., Tucson and Newtown -- are carried out by white males. LaPierre's manifesto read much like the race-baiting tactics employed by the Republican establishment since President Obama took office in 2009: an incoherent tirade about loss of American freedoms, combined with an "us against them" paranoia, which appeals to the worst in human nature -- the answer for which is "more guns" and the mantra of which is "stand and fight." But LaPierre's misguided rhetoric belies a more sinister truth: that stricter gun control measures -- as necessary as they are -- and more expansive police engagement to tackle America's gun violence may very well do far more damage to minority communities than Democratic politicians like President Obama and California's Sen. Dianne Feinstein intend. Elaine Brown, the former head of the Black Panther Party, echoed these sentiments in a recent exclusive interview with The Root: "The gun control discussion could result in policies that further criminalize and target black people ... Bill Clinton's 'three strikes and you're out' crime legislation emerged from a similar discussion over 'black violence,' and that law has resulted in an explosion of incarceration disproportionately of black people ... We have to remember that the NRA represents the moneyed power of gun manufacturers who will stand in the way of any meaningful gun control laws but will support policies, like guns in schools, that will further oppress black people." The NRA's anti-gun control campaign attempts to play on old racial stereotypes -- ginning up the fears of white gun owners in the South and Midwest who may be susceptible to LaPierre's dog whistles. But the real work must be done in Washington, the Justice Department and FBI -- where authorities are already prone to over-policing African-American communities and young black men in particular. Mayor Michael Bloomberg's own stop-and-frisk program in New York -- aimed at preventing gun violence -- is the best example for its failure on this point. Despite the program's almost exclusive focus on young black and Latino men, the New York Civil Liberties Union found that white men were twice as likely to have an illegal weapon, if stopped. But they were nine times less likely to be stopped at all. Much the way Ronald Reagan's war on drugs led to the mass incarceration of two generations of black men, we now run the risk of expanding the prison industrial complex under the leadership of the first African-American president. As the gun control debate evolves, the question of how stricter regulations can be implemented without creating a more racially inequitable police state must take center stage. Edward Wyckoff Williams is a contributing editor at The Root. He is a columnist and political analyst, appearing on Al-Jazeera, MSNBC, ABC, CBS Washington and national syndicated radio. Follow him on Twitter and on Facebook. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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Senior running backs Jovaun Tomlinson (176 yards) and Treyvon Mask (134) ran right. They ran left. And occasionally they ran up the middle, too, combining for 320 yards rushing and three touchdowns in Baldwin's 28-21 Conference I football victory over first-place, and previously unbeaten, Oceanside last Saturday.
"Once we saw that we could get to the edge, we just kept going at it," Baldwin head coach Steve Carroll said of his attack, which ripped off 10 runs of at least 10 yards, most of them to the outside. "We were able to hit the edge because our power-I backs and fullbacks [were making their blocks]."
But as much as the running backs shined, generating three of the Bruins' four touchdowns, the play of the defense had as much of a role in their fifth win in seven games. Bringing pressure from the opening series, the defense registered five sacks of Oceanside's potent quarterback, senior Tom Capone, who led the Sailors to an average of 28.8 points in their first six games. Senior Ryan Mahoney had 2.5 sacks, while junior Elijah Tucker had 1.5 and senior Lucas Krucher added one.
"To hold Oceanside to no points in the first half, you know you're doing something right," Carroll said. "We were able to get after the quarterback, and when you do that, you know that the coverage [in the secondary] is there."
And although the secondary didn't come up with an interception, there were plenty of active hands once the ball was in the air, as senior Travais Hylton broke up two passes and Mask broke up another. "They're a good defensive team and always have been," Oceanside head coach Rob Blount said.
Baldwin's defense made its final stand late in the fourth quarter, as the Sailors, who previously erased a 21-point deficit in a win over East Meadow, battled back with three touchdowns after intermission. Capone started Oceanside's final drive with a 10-yard run to put the Sailors in great position at midfield, but he had consecutive incomplete passes to senior wide receiver Anthony Pintabona. On third down, the Bruins again applied pressure, with Tucker getting a sack and forcing a punt.
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The Grand Guignol: Theatre of Fear and Terror
From its beginnings in turn-of-the-century Paris and throughout its sixty-year reign of terror, the Theatre of the Grand Guignol gleefully celebrated horror and fear. Innocent victims, mangled beauty, insanity, mutilation, depravity, and guilt were its primary themes. By dissecting primal taboos in an unprecedentedly graphic manner, it became the progenitor of all the blood-spilling, eye-gouging, and limb-hacking "splatter" movies of today. This first English-language book on Grand Guignol examines its history, themes, and methods; summarizes its plots; provides the texts of two typical plays; and illustrates it with close to 100 pictures.
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What's the answer? Perhaps the old saw that the beginning of wisdom is the understanding that there are problems without solutions comes into play, but our leaders could start by not using statistics to show that the outlook is rosier than it really is. That would be a good first step.
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Re: The gun stats the mainstream national media won't show
as long as we're talking about crowd-sourcing gun use data... gun deaths since newtown: 520.
kind of dwarfs your 83.
as of the time of this writing, that's approximately one month, so it's a fair comparison for your one month of data, i'd say.
mostly, though, i'm not in favor of crowd-sourcing anything, so i'm taking both your source and mine with a grain of salt. or maybe with a whole pile of salt grains.


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DUI Crash Kills Young Vermont Student
When drinking and driving converge, the results can be disastrous. And, while they are difficult to predict, drunk driving accidents often seem to claim the lives of tragically young victims.
This harsh reality happened once again after a recent fatal car accident in Northfield, Vermont, that was allegedly caused by drunk driving.
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, 18-year-old Renee Robbins died after a car containing eight Norwich University students crashed in a single car accident.
The car was being driven by 22-year-old Derek Saber, who was arrested by local police under suspicion of a DUI shortly after the accident.
In addition to Robbins' death, three other people in the car suffered "critical" injuries during the accident. Four other students required hospitalization after the crash.
Before the accident, the eight occupants of the car had been at an off-campus party early Sunday morning. The passengers were all freshmen students at Norwich, and they lived in the same dormitory on campus.
The incident had a severe impact on the campus's collective psyche, and many members of the campus community are grappling for answers.
According to Norwich President Richard Schneider, the incident was "an unfathomable tragedy," and "the entire Norwich family is grieving over this."
While the families of the accident victims face their own pains, the driver of the car and the leader of the party the students left before the accident are facing legal troubles of their own.
The driver, Derek Saber, allegedly had a blood alcohol level of .16, which doubled the legal limit of .08. He was arrested and held on $100,000 bail in a county jail in Vermont.
In addition to Saber's legal troubles, 20-year-old Logan O'Neill, who hosted the party, was charged with various counts including possession of alcohol, enabling consumption of alcohol with a minor, and violating the terms of his release, stemming from a prior DUI charge of his own.
At the time of the party, O'Neill was under strict orders to avoid consuming alcohol due to the conditions established by a court after his second drunk driving arrest earlier this year.
Drunk driving accidents are one of the most common causes of teenage deaths in the United States. This statistic is particularly troubling in light of the fact that drunk driving accidents are completely preventable.


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Lori Lindsey from the Heart & Vascular Center and Debra Stringer of the Southeast Regional Screening Program shared materials with guests. The next Sweet Tea event is scheduled for Thursday, May 2 with vascular surgeon William Veale Jr., MD. Dr. Veale's message will be: "Don't let good health be in vein, get a leg up on going to the beach." The event will include models showing off the latest swimwear from the Women's Center Boutique. Call 334-793-8107 to register.


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|Numbers good during first days of firearm deer season
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By Jan Schultz
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As of mid-morning Tuesday, area deer hunters during the first few days of the firearm season had checked in 302 animals at Laker's in Enders.
That's a little under last year when 323 had been bagged by mid-afternoon Tuesday of the first week, but still a good number, said Ron Schoenberger of Laker's, an official Game & Parks check-in station in Chase County.
Schoenberger said many of the hunters have been saying deer are hard to find this year, even though the area corn harvest is nearly completed. Weather was cool and crisp opening weekend.
They evidently are having to work a little harder to find them, he said.
The biggest animal checked in so far has been the 8 x 5 muledeer shot by Seth Spicer of Enders. The nicest whitetail checked in so far was the 6 x 7 bagged by Merle Griess of Champion.
Schoenberger said he has seen a lot of good-looking animals come through, both muledeer and whitetail.
Last year after the nine-day season concluded, 574 deer had been checked in at Laker's. That was up from 479 in 2010.
Schoenberger said one new bit of information he is reporting to Game & Parks this year is whether the antler spread is under 11 inches or over 11 inches.
Hunters who still want to hunt in the Frenchman Unit that includes Chase County can still do so. There are plenty of whitetail permits still available through the Game & Parks website: outdoornebraska.org
The firearm season concludes on Sunday. Deer must be checked in by 1 p.m. Monday.
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Newly-crowned US Open champ Kim Clijsters was mobbed by photogs this morning at the crossroads of the world, Times Square, for a photo op to celebrate the big win.
The Belgian lady baller, who rocketed to the 19th spot in the WTA tour rankings today, was joined a little later on by Brian + Jada for the requisite family portrait with the trophy.
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For the first time, all Iowa State football tickets will be scanned at the entry gates of Jack Trice Stadium. Fans' tickets will also be exit scanned in order to gain re-entry to the stadium.
This scanning technology will supply a new level of ticket security and give fans more control over tickets they have purchased.� Season-ticket holders and single-game ticket purchasers will be able to re-print or forward their tickets by managing them online through their My Cyclone Athletics Account at cyclones.com. Season-ticket holders will also be provided with a seamless solution for selling seats online to other fans by utilizing our new Cyclone Ticket Exchange, the only authorized Iowa State Athletics resale site.
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Parking in the Hilton Coliseum lots north of Center Drive (C-1 and C-2) will not open until 2 p.m. CDT Saturday for football. Prior to 2 p.m., only those with volleyball season parking permits and those with issued (C-1, C-2) permits will be allowed to park north of Center Drive. The Iowa State volleyball team plays host to Iowa at 2 p.m. Saturday in Hilton Coliseum.
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Football parking for cars is $20/vehicle, RVs are $50, and motorcycles are $5.
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Iowa State fans heading to Saturday's Northern Iowa at Iowa State football game in Jack Trice Stadium are urged to arrive early for the season-opening contest that kicks off at 6 p.m.
Road construction continues on U.S. 30 from 230th Street in Boone County to just east of University Boulevard in Ames. Traffic has shifted onto the new U.S. 30 eastbound lanes at the west end of the project, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation's (DOT) Des Moines construction office.
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Fans Reminded to Respect Neighbors Near Jack Trice Stadium
The Iowa State Athletics Department is asking football fans, who park in the streets and neighborhoods surrounding Jack Trice Stadium, to be considerate of the home owners who live in those neighborhoods. Fans are expected to obey all Ames city parking regulations. Fans should only park where allowed. Trash should not be left behind by departing fans and ticket holders are expected to be sensitive to noise levels.
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Did U.S. Fail Again To Connect the Dots?
April 22, 2013
Did U.S....
"U.S. authorities put alleged Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev on two separate watch lists in 2011 after Russian security agencies twice reached out to their American counterparts, raising new questions about missed opportunities to prevent the attack.
Russian officials contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation in March 2011, then reached out to the Central Intelligence Agency in September of that year, citing concerns Mr. Tsarnaev might have been associating with extremists, according to U.S. officials."
BBWHAHAHAHA! Benghazi-gate version 2.
WHO will have fall on their sword for Owebama this time? Hillary got smoked for Benghazi.
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Noimpact you Nimrod, Air America and the rest of Liberal competition is GONE or going BROKE because there IS NO AUDIENCE!
About 70% of America identifies itself as Conservative or Moderate, THAT is why FOX RULES, Liberal Media DROOLS.
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Wrat, you dim bulb, Faux News gets its ratings from the fact that it has no competition. It's the only source with a fascist twist! The other networks are all in competion for the same market...normal people.
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WVEXPAT, facts to an oldman_onhiscan are like Kryptonite to Superman.
He just falls on the floor with white foam spewing through his two teeth mumbling " Faux Noise ! Right wing tea Party! Help me, MSN....."
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Faux Nooz peddles right wing propaganda 24 hours a day. Don,t look at polls, turn it on and see for yourself. Then turn it off like well informed have.
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You gotta luv MSNBC fans; From the Huffington Post/Pew Research, "A separate analysis of cable in late 2012 finds that, over all, commentary and opinion are far more prevalent on the air throughout the day (63% of the airtime) than straight news reporting (37%). CNN is the only channel to offer more reporting (54%) than opinion (46%), though by a small margin. By far the highest percentage of opinion and commentary is on MSNBC (85% to 15% reporting)."
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Proof the Bomber Bros are Obama Supporters!!!:
""Marathon bombings mastermind Tamerlan Tsarnaev was living on taxpayer-funded state welfare benefits even as he was delving deep into the world of radical anti-American Islamism, the Herald has learned," reports the Boston Herald.
"State officials confirmed last night that Tsarnaev, slain in a raging gun battle with police last Friday, was receiving benefits along with his wife, Katherine Russell Tsarnaev, and their 3-year-old daughter.
The state's Executive Office of Health and Human Services said those benefits ended in 2012 when the couple stopped meeting income eligibility limits. Russell Tsarnaev's attorney has claimed Katherine — who had converted to Islam — was working up to 80 hours a week as a home health aide while Tsarnaev stayed at home."
Now we PAY people to KILL US!!!
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"Fox News continued its dominant hold of the leaderboard in the first quarter of 2013, MARKING 45 CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS AS THE HIGHEST-RATED CABLE NEWS NETWORK. But like CNN and MSNBC, Fox News is down for the quarter. The ratings for Q1 2013 (Nielsen Live + Same Day data): ? Primetime (Mon-Sun): 1,731,000 Total Viewers / 279,000 A25-54 ? ? Total Day (Mon-Sun): 1,065,000 Total Viewers / 214,000 A25-54 "The Fox Report with Shepard Smith" celebrates a major milestone this month, ranking first in Total Viewers for 50 consecutive quarters. "Fox & Friends," "Your World with Neil Cavuto" and "On the Record with Greta Van Susteren" have been number one in their respective time slots for 45 consecutive quarters."
You are blithering uninformed IDIOT!
45 quarters FOX RULES, oldman DROOLS!
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Like to know, thats Faux Nooz. No informed person takes them seriously. Recent surveys have shown people who watch no news are better informed than Faux Nooz viewers.
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I listened to ABC Radio News during Friday's manhunt. What fifth-grade radio club do they use to find the talkers? I've heard more coherent, meaningful discussions standing in line at the grocery store.
CNN blazed the way with the Gulf War coverage, and the rest of them came of age with 9/11. The problem is since then, the quality of work has seriously gone downhill. With cable, it's as much who has the story first more than who has it right. Everyone botched this bigtime, just some more than others. "Dark Complexion?" It's been funny watching Black talking heads rip John King, since he's a Leftie himself.
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I have to conclude political correctness has fried the brains of the spy administrators. Don't ask, don't tell, don't SEE, don't use reason, don't make connections.
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Having lived in the Detroit area, home of the largest Arab community outside the Middle East, I can categorically state Muslims are just like the rest of us. Some great ones, lots of ordinary ones, and some jerks and crooks.
As to our intelligence agencies, if you remember a previous Democratic administration had a firm policy that spy agencies could not share info with cop agencies, because it could mess up evidence for court cases. You may remember what happened, it was 9/11. These fools will try the kid as a crook, like he robbed a 7-11 and killed the clerk. In fact, given how well they do these trials, we would be more likely to execute him if he DID kill a store clerk!
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oldmansvan, did you really just rip on Fox news and promote MSNBC? Wave goodbye to your credibility, there it goooooes...
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Faux Nooz and CNN both were reporting a suspect was in custody and being brought to court. Both were wrong. MSNBC was the only one wh0 had it right. check it out. Do do, please take your meds.
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our politicians are just out there somewhere.they do like their money.don't like working.anybody that comes into this country from some other country should complete four years in our military[with an honorable discharge] to prove themselves.it ain't a cure but it's better than hoping for the best.free citizenship is going to have to be a thing of the past.terrorist are making too many decisions in the way our country is being run.it's too easy to get into this country.homeland security is my dog and my rifle.politicians can't connect the dots between their ears[no continuity there].they can't win a war no matter where it takes place.and they have access to the best of everything.you politicians still stink.
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Shark88 is absolutely correct. The Fort Hood shooter killed 13, way more than Boston, but the incident is considered officially "workplace violence" because Nidal Husan is a Mooslime!
Can't offend the Muslim Apologist in Chief.
Muslim are 0.6% of the USA.
{BLEEEP} 'em!!!!
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Da president can not call a terrorist a terrorist 'cause these same people are his muslim brothers.
If they were born again Christians, they would have already been shackled & chained, and tarred & feathered.
Connect the dots? Are you kidding?
Who the heck can connect dots in the U.S.? Just look at the type of people the voters are electing to public office. Look at how the people hold the politicians accountable.... they don't!
God-given common sense has been thrown to the wind and now the people are reaping the whirlwind.
Unstable minds will never ever be able to connect the dots.
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Noimpact is a typical liberal who hasn't a CLUE WTF is going on in the world.
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Wall Street Journal:
Earlier, Tamerlan had attracted the attention of the FBI. His father said the officers visited one-and-a-half years ago to discuss Tamerlan's interests and had tea in his third-floor apartment. "They told me they were watching everything—what we look at on the computers, what we talked about on the phone," he said. "I said that's fine. That's what they should be doing."
The boys' mother, Mrs. Tsarnaeva, said Tamerlan was defiant in his meetings with FBI officials. "I am in a country that gives me the right to read whatever I want and watch whatever I want,'" Mrs. Tsarnaeva recalled her son saying. "He was even trying to get the FBI [agent] to convert to Islam."
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"Our sudden outbreak of Russophilia can be traced to one simple fact about the Boston investigation. In 2011, "a foreign government asked the FBI for information about Tamerlan Tsarnaev," who'd arrived in the United States nearly 10 years earlier. (His brother arrived a little later.)
The bureau complied. Finding nothing and later flummoxed by an airline's clerical error, the United States allowed Tsarnaev to take a lengthy trip to Russia.
On Monday, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul wrote a letter to Senate leaders asking why "the current [immigration] system allows two individuals to immigrate to the United States from the Chechen Republic in Russia, an area known as a hotbed of Islamic extremism, who then committed acts of terrorism?"
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"Fox News Channel's coverage of the bombing at the Boston Marathon last week propelled the network to the top of the cable rankings for the first time in nearly a decade.
In both total day and primetime for the week of April 15-April 21, the News Corp-owned news network pulled ahead of usually top-ranked USA Network. Excluding election coverage last year, the last time Fox News was in the top position was August 2005, when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast.
In primetime, FNC garnered 2.874 million viewers on average for the week compared with No. 2 USA's 2.621 million. CNN also climbed the cable ladder to finish No. 3 with 1.985 million viewers overall on average. History Channel was in fourth with 1.937 million viewers and A&E was fifth with 1.928 million."
BBBWHAHAHAAH! Oldman you eat scat and bark at the moon, dude!
Fox RULES, you DROOL!
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Wrat,where do you pick this crap, at Synagogue?
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oldmansvan, I don't have cable. What "nooz" viewer are you? Does it even matter? Try thinking for yourself for once, it may hurt that first time but you have to shake the cobwebs out somehow.
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Imphat, DENIAL is not a river in Africa.
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The Russians called this one from an early date. They have had to deal with these Chechyan scumbags for many years.
They flag the older brother when he came to Russia for 6 months and became radicalized.
Lets see: NO visible means of support, the guy is pictured wearing $700 shoes, driving a late model Mercedes Benz, latest smartphone, etc.
Leaves a wife and child travels to Russia for 6 months. All on a 26 year old with no apparent job.
How??? And he comes back a semi expert bomb maker. DUH!!!
Same as Okla City, McNicol and McVeigh were BUMS with NO MONEY. They couldn't blow up a BALLOON!!!
McNicol goes to the Phillipines to study under AlQ master bomb maker, comes back 6 months later and they blow up the Murray Bldg and kill 267.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The teenage actor who criticized "Two and a Half Men," the CBS comedy he stars in, as "filth" will have some time before he faces the show's producers.
Angus T. Jones wasn't expected at rehearsal Tuesday because he is not going to be in the episode they are filming, according to a person close to the show who spoke on condition of anonymity because producers were not commenting publicly.
RELATED | "Men" Star Backtracks on "Filth" Comments
Jones wouldn't be expected back at work until after the New Year, the person said. His character has been largely absent because he has joined the Army.
Jones said in a video posted online that he doesn't want to be on the show anymore and told viewers to stop watching.
CBS and producer Warner Bros. Television have not commented.
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Why We Need Capitalists
At one time in America most people were financially independent. I don't mean by this that most people were wealthy. What I mean is that they worked for themselves as opposed to working for someone else as a hired laborer. People were farmers, or craftsmen, trappers, or frontiersmen. Thomas Jefferson pictured America as a republic based upon the yeoman farmer. That day has passed. Today | Read More »


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Nordic Naturals
Essential Fatty Acids
Omega 3
Red Yeast Rice
Nordic Naturals
Omega LDL w/ Red Yeast Rice & CoQ10
Omega LDL w/ Red Yeast Rice & CoQ10 60 Softgel
Serving Size: 2 Softgels
Calories - 10 Calories from fat - 10
Total Fat
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol)
Red Yeast Rice Powder
Coenzyme Q10
EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid)
DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)
Other Omega-3s
Total Omega-3s
Oleic Acid (Omega-9)
*Percent Daily Values are based on the 2000 Calorie Diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. **Daily value not established.
Ingredients: purified deep sea fish oil (from anchovies and sardines), soft gel capsule (gelatin, glycerin, purified water USP, caramel color), red yeast rice powder, d-alpha tocopherol, rosemary extract, yellow beeswax, soy lecithin, coenzyme Q10.
Contains No: yeast, milk derivatives, or artificial colors or flavors.
Note: May have been manufactured on the same processing line as products containing fish, tree nuts, gluten, peanut and/or soy derivatives.
Suggested Use: 2 softgels daily, with food, or as directed by your health care professional or pharmacist.
Warning: Consult with your physician before using this product if you are allergic to iodine, using blood thinners, or anticipate surgery. Keep out of the reach of children.
Contains soy lecithin.
Nordic Naturals Omega LDL contains a blend of highly concentrated omega-3 fatty acids, red yeast rice, and CoQ10 to support healthy cholesterol levels. Omega LDL promotes cardiovascular health by supporting the liver's ability to metabolize dietary fat and cholesterol, promoting healthy metabolize dietary fat and cholesterol, promoting healthy blood vessel function, and providing antioxidant protection.
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Nordic Naturals, Inc. was founded by Norwegian born, Joar Opheim, who recognized the lack of fish oils in the United States when he first arrived here 20 years ago. Having been born and raised in Arctic Norway, where the fishing industry is a crucial part of both the commerce and academia, I was aware of the importance of pure Omega-3 in the diet. Today Nordic Naturals is the leading supplier of fish oils to the natural product industry, as well as the professional market and prominent research organizations.
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In the competitive Norwegian market, leading medical doctors are describing Nordic Naturals products as simply the best fish oils in the world. The following sections highlight the many aspects of our fish oils that make Nordic Naturals products exceptional and unique.
Fish oil quality standards do not exist in the United States. To ensure consistent quality, Nordic Naturals adheres to and exceeds the stringent Norwegian Medicinal Standard (NMS) and the European Pharmacopoeia Standard (EPS) for all of our products. These standards guarantee quality products by setting maximum allowances on peroxides, heavy metals, dioxins, and PCBs.
Freshly caught fish go directly from the sea to the fish oil factory in Andenes, Norway (above)
Freshness, which ensures product integrity and biological efficacy, may be the single most important quality of fish oils. Nordic Naturals patented, oxygen-free manufacturing process delivers peroxide values (indicators of freshness) down to absolute 0.0 mEq/kg, with an average of 0.75 mEq/kg, or approximately 14 times below the Norwegian Medicinal Standard and European Pharmacopoeia Standard limits.
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Freshness is crucial for several reasons. It eliminates consumers key complaints, which are fishy taste and fishy repeat. On the physiological level, fresh fish oil prevents in vivo free radical formation, which has been shown to have a negative effect on the human body.
A low peroxide value may be the key reason why so many consumers, who previously did not benefit from fish oil supplementation, report extraordinary results when using the Nordic Naturals brand.
Peroxide: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 10.0 mEq/kg European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 10.0 mEq/kg
Nordic Naturals raw material is harvested from some of the cleanest waters in the world, and is tested by independent laboratories for heavy metals and over 210 other environmental contaminants.
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Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 100 ppb European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 100 ppb NN Test Limit: 10 ppb
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Dioxins: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 2.0 ppt European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 2.0 ppt NN Test Limit: 0.5 ppt PCBs: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 3.0 ppt European Pharmacopoeia Limit: N.A. NN Test Limit: 1.0 ppt Testing based on WHO toxicity equivalents model
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First, we work with smaller boats and independent fishermen, rather than larger trawling vessels that spend much longer at sea. We have built a direct relationship with these fishermen over the years in order to ensure optimal raw and sustainable material quality.
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Triglycerides contain a glycerol backbone, stabilizing the oil molecules in their natural form. But fish oils that are in the synthetic ethyl ester form are highly unstable, and rapidly break down during storage.
Additionally, when fish oils are digested they are converted into free fatty acids. After absorption through the epithelial cells, free fatty acids are immediately reassembled back into triglycerides by re-attaching to a glycerol backbone. If the glycerol backbone is missing (as they are with synthetic ethyl esters), and no other glycerol backbones are available, the oil cannot be converted back to triglyceride form. Fatty acids not converted to triglycerides pose an oxidation burden in the form of free radical formation.
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Nordic Naturals is greatly concerned about overfishing and receives updated information on fish stock in Norway and neighboring waters every week. Consequently, Nordic Naturals only harvests fish in areas that have a plentiful supply and that are not in danger of overfishing.
Nordic Naturals has spent over five years researching the impact of various natural stabilizers on fish oil. Stability testing performed at Nutrasource Diagnostics in 2006 concluded that by our adding of Vitamin E and Rosemary Extract to our formulas, weve optimized the long-term freshness of our oils.