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New findings in schizophrenia
A study in schizophrenia has made some new findings which may radically change treatments for this condition.
Norman Swan: Some of these antibodies targeted at recently discovered genes may find a use in people with schizophrenia if findings from an Australian research group are proven right. Schizophrenia has always been a mystery but it's becoming less so as research ramps up.
For many years there's been a suspicion, for example, that the immune system is involved in some way. For example, people with schizophrenia are more likely to be born to mothers who conceived during the winter months, suggesting a maternal infection might play a role.
People with schizophrenia also sometimes show signs of an overactive immune system in their blood, and there have been hints of that in the brain. But this work from the Schizophrenia Research Institute is the first time that they've seen clear footprints of immune messengers at work in the brains of people with schizophrenia compared to the brains of people without it.
Professor Cyndi Shannon Weickert was the lead researcher.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: What we found is evidence of cell demise, and that was indicated by gliosis. Microglia density increases and...
Norman Swan: So these are the supporting cells of nerve cells, but they are also thought to have an immune function in the brain.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Yes, that's correct.
Norman Swan: Using advanced gene sequencing techniques, the team at the Schizophrenia Research Institute were the first in the world to discover the immune messages being transmitted in the brains of people with schizophrenia. And what was happening at the centre of the resulting inflammation was that certain key nerve cells appeared to be dying.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: What we were able to show is that this relates to reduction in inhibitory interneurons. So these are...
Norman Swan: So what does that mean in ordinary language?
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Okay, well, there are two kinds of neurons…
Norman Swan: Neurons are nerve cells.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Yes, nerve cells, sorry. There are two kinds of neurons or nerve cells, cells within the brain that control the activity of the cortex that control things like our language, our thinking, our sociability. And there are excitatory cells and then inhibitory cells. So 'go' cells and 'stop' cells. And what happens in people with schizophrenia is those stop cells are diminished. So the go cells, if you will, are over-firing, they are overactive.
Norman Swan: Which gives the delusional behaviour and that sort of thing.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: That's one theory about what the substrate of delusions and hallucinations is, and perhaps the feeling that patients have that they are bombarded by sensory stimulation, that they can't really get a handle on reality.
Norman Swan: Cindy Shannon Weickert.
The unanswered question is what comes first; an immune system which damages these nerve cells, or something else makes the cells die and the immune system overreacts?
It's a big debate at the moment because in autism, for example, researchers are saying that the primary problem may in fact be the immune system. And as we've covered in the past on the Health Report, a proportion of people diagnosed with schizophrenia may actually have antibodies to a receptor (a lock and key mechanism in the brain) caused by a tumour in the body, a potentially curable condition made tragic because it's often missed.
But back to other factors, like maternal infections.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Well, there's this idea that there would be perhaps immune priming that may be causative in schizophrenia. Certainly it increases the risk.
Norman Swan: So does your research come anywhere closer to cause and effect, as to which way around it is, the immune system mopping up the cells that have already died, or the immune system being activated first by something like an infection activating the immune system to cause the death?
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Well, forgive me Dr Swan, but I don't think that's the right question. I actually think the right question is could this help us treat patients with schizophrenia, regardless of whether it's cause or effect? Is it an important part of the pathophysiology? Is it a step in the cascade where we could intervene and potentially reverse some of the symptoms? I think that's a more important question, because I think that the field gets all caught up in what's causative, and we've searched for genes and we've searched for environments and we've spent billions and billions of dollars trying to search for the cause when we know there's a variety of causes. Has it really lead to new treatments?
Norman Swan: So what might be the treatment here?
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: I think the things that are being trialled are a sledgehammer approach, they are trying to actually dampen the whole immune response. And I think if we do more targeted therapy, changing particular molecules within the immune activation...and now what we're talking about is identifying those people ahead of time that have immune activation, not necessarily in the brain but those individuals that have immune activation in the blood, and trialling therapies that have been developed by immunologists to target particularly pro-inflammatory cytokines individually and see if those bring about therapeutic benefit. Drugs that have been developed for treating autoimmune disorders or things like arthritis or...
Norman Swan: So these are the new antibodies to target chemical messengers that cause inflammation.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Precisely.
Norman Swan: Are there any trials of these going on?
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: We actually have a proposal in to do a clinical trial looking at that very thing where we are targeting a particular molecule in the immune system that is overactive in people with schizophrenia.
Norman Swan: And is there any anecdotal information (there have been plenty of trials now of these drugs in, say, rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune conditions) that people who have got a psychosis get better?
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: I think that it could be the other way around sometimes, that people who have different kinds of immune therapy can present with psychiatric symptoms. So it's really important that we get the balance of the immune system correct.
Norman Swan: Ah, so if it goes the wrong way you could actually make things worse in the brain.
Cyndi Shannon Weickert: Exactly. It's very early days and that's why we would proceed with a very small-scale proof of principle clinical trial initially, giving the brain a chance to repair itself perhaps. And the other kind of anecdotal information is that some of the antipsychotics may actually work by dampening down the immune system. We've known for a long time that clozapine, one of the side-effects actually is agranulocytosis, and typically we worry about that being a negative side-effect, but it may very well be that antipsychotics could bring about some of their therapeutic benefit by working through changing factors in the immune system and the immune response.
Norman Swan: Professor Cyndi Shannon Weickert from the Schizophrenia Research Institute.
Fillman SG et al. Increased inflammatory markers identified in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex of individuals with schizophrenia. Molecular Psychiatry (2012) 1-9:doi:10/1038/mp.2012.110
- Professor Cyndi Shannon Weickert
- Macquarie Group Foundation Chair of Schizophrenia Research
University of New South Wales
School of Psychiatry
Further Information
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- Dr Norman Swan
- Producer
- Brigitte Seega
Comments (5)
12 Nov 2012 7:22:49pm
I have had 5 psychotic episodes over an 18 year period and observed the first and the fifth episodes were four weeks after Giardia infection. I feel strongly that both psychiatric diagnoses and their treatments are so focused on the psychiatric symptoms, they completely ignore what is going on in the rest of the body.
I acknowledge it is difficult to communicate the other symptoms during full psychosis, in particular digestive and bowel symptoms but cannot stress their importance. I believe the etiology of these conditions are measurable, quantifiable and very treatable, however a whole health approach is required.
The following link is to an abstract and research poster recently presented at the IEPA 2012 conference in San Francisco. These discuss investigation into my own symptoms and supporting evidence, with special reference to cumulative histamine, eosinophilia and immunoglobulin work and some epidemiological discussion. www,cumulativehistamine.blogspot.com.au
I recommend it to anyone who has suffered a psychiatric diagnosis, or anyone who may be interested in facilitating a simple pilot study.
me :
13 Nov 2012 3:23:50pm
Hi HR
In all likelihood we will continue to discover more sub-sets of the "schizophrenic" psychoses that get re-diagnosed (like lead poisoning & syphilis) into the organic psychosis field - as this appears to be.
But I also wondered about the link between excitatory/inhibitory cell balance and the lowering of seizure threshold during anti-psychotic treatment. Does this effect arise from the same mechanism of action as the inflammatory disease model, or is it a different effect that may exacerbate the effects of inflammatory inhibition cell deaths? Could the medication actually be a cause, or alternatively, could we have attributed cause re threshold effects wrongly to the medications when it is from inflammatory process?
Clozapine has similarities & differences to other meds, how do other medications affect threshold & inflammatory related cell death?
Were the patients studied pharmaceutically treatment naive,& how was any treatment logged against results?
Re the patients studied who did not have schizophrenia dx, but also had increased inflammatory mRNA expression, did they have other dx? Is this effect present in patients with other conditions such as inflammatory diseases or seizure disorders, & does it manifest as psychosis or in a different way?
Unfortunately this article is not on full public access.
Go PloS!
Dawne Yule :
16 Nov 2012 11:24:40am
Hello all,
My sister contracted polio in India. At the time, she was informed that she had swum in an infected public pool. I wonder how this works within the "inflammatory" model? She didn't have her first episode until 15 years afterwards.
dragon mom :
14 Nov 2012 1:43:31pm
Finally!! My son has severe schizophrenia, he had a rare autoimmune disorder (H. S. Pupura) as a child. His head swelled up, but no one ever checked for encephalothopy (sp??). I have been begging his doctor to do a complete blood work on him regarding his immune system...even wrote to John's Hopkins and no one will listen. I hope more research is done in this area, but I also would hope that researchers and doctors would actually listen to MOMS!!!!
Roger B. :
18 Nov 2012 4:32:00am
I have a technical comment. In the "live interview" section, when Dr. Swan is speaking, there is excessive "echo". I have also noticed this in past shows. Perhaps more sound absorptive materials, or a better mike in the studio would help. Otherwise, the Health Report is excellent.


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Goulash with Green Peppers and Noodles
Yield: 4 servings
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This is good with cole slaw, hot buttered noodles and French bread
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- 1 1/2 lbs boneless beef chuck
- 2 strips bacon
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 3/4 cups red wine or beef broth
- 1 1/2 tbsp paprika
- 3/4 tsp salt
- 1 small green pepper
- sour cream
- hot buttered noodles
Instructions:Cut beef into 1 1/2 inch cubes. Dice bacon and put in heavy dutch oven. Saute over medium to high heat until fat is rendered out. Add beef cubes. Brown slowly until browned on all sides.
Add the onions. Cook 2 or 3 minutes or till onions are softened.
Add the red wine or beef broth, paprika, salt and green pepper, blending well.
Cook slowly, covered, without allowing to boil, for 2 hours or til meat is very tender, but not soft. Add more liquid if needed; it should not be soupy. Taste add more salt if needed.
Serve with sour cream to spoon on individual portions. Spoon over hot buttered noodles.
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Mr. Colón has worked with Fortune 100 companies throughout his career and is considered by many within the branding community as a pioneer in the U.S. Latino market. He is regularly noted as a trusted source in trend forecasting and for his uncanny ability of identifying cultural movements before they become mainstream.
Phil has been quoted in: WSJ, Ad Age, Forbes, Brand Week, The National Journal, Fast Company, LA Times, NYT, and the Atlantic. He has also been a featured commentator on: CNBC, NBC, ABC, CNN, FOX and Univision on topics ranging from Small Business to Branding to Public Policy. Phil has also made appearances on: Good Day New York, Power Lunch, Hispanic Horizons, Visiones, and Hispanics Today. He is a frequent speaker on the conference circuit.such as: SRI (Strategic Research Institute), Urban Institute, and the Youth Trends Conference. Mr. Colón is a member of the Directorship 100 and is also a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
In 1996, Mr. Colón helped with the growth and development of Urban Latino Magazine (www.urbanlatino.com), a publication that targets the acculturated U.S. Latino youth market. This was the first media outlet of its kind and pioneered the movement for creating a voice for 2nd Generation Latinos who were born in the United States. Urban Latino paved the way and today there are over 20 media outlets that now serve this audience (MTV Tres, Mun2, LATV, Nuvo TV, etc.).
In 2000, Phil Colón co-founded Latin Vox (www.thevoxcollective.com), formerly known as Ruido Group, which at the time was the nation's first full service communications and marketing agency focusing primarily on the U.S. Latino youth. Today there are well over 30 agencies that now focus on this important growth segment.
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Nov. 20, 2005
Los Angeles - The fifth-ranked UCLA men's water polo team earned an 11-7 victory over No. 8 Pacific in its regular season finale on Sunday at the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center. With the win, the Bruins improve to 19-7 overall and 5-3 in MPSF play, while the Tigers fall to 18-12 and 2-6 in MPSF action.
Nine different Bruins scored goals, led by sophomore Justin Johnson and freshman Krsto Sbutega with two apiece. Junior goalkeeper Will Didinger finished with six saves and a goal.
UCLA went up on the Tigers early, posting a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Sbutega at the 4:46 mark and sophomore Matthew Jacobs 46 seconds later.
The Bruins would extend their lead to 3-0 on a goal by freshman Patrick Morrison at the 5:11 mark in the second period, but Pacific answered on back-to-back goals by Dragan Bakic to cut the lead to 3-2. Senior David Pietsch scored at the 1:39 mark in the second and junior Grant Zider found the net with 39 second left in the first half to put the Bruins up 5-3 at halftime.
UCLA would pull away even more from the Tigers in the third period, as the Bruin offense posted four goals. Didinger launched a shot from across the pool for a goal at the 5:45 mark, followed by scores by Sbutega and Johnson to give UCLA a commanding 8-3 lead. Pacific's Clint McLaughlin would score with 2:48 left in the third period, but Johnson netted his second goal of the match with 45 seconds left in the period to put the Bruins up 9-4.
Bakic would score his third goal of the match at the 6:10 mark in the fourth period for Pacific, but goals by juniors Tyler Krikorian and Thomas Foley gave UCLA a 11-5 advantage with 4:52 left to play. Pacific's Matt Turnbull would score at the 2:36 mark and Bakic added his fourth goal of the match for the Tigers to cut the lead to 11-7 with 1:07 left to play, but Pacific would not get any closer than that.
UCLA will next compete at the 2005 MPSF Conference Championships Friday, Nov. 25 - Sunday, Nov. 27 at USC's McDonald's Swim Stadium.
Final Results:
Team 1 2 3 4 Total UCLA 2 3 4 2 11 Pacific 0 3 1 3 7Goals:
UCLA: Krikorian, Morrison, Didinger, Sbutega (2), Johnson (2), Foley, Pietsch, Zider, M. Jacobs
Pacific: Bakic (4), Turnbull, McLaughlin (2)
UCLA: Didinger (6)
Pacific: Popovic (8)


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BnT: AN OLD SOUL IN A YOUNG BODY by todachiosWatch
Thank bejeebus the deadline was extended ;v;
"The sooner I do this, the sooner I can get onto better things..."
"There's always enough time to do what you need to do."
Name: Akiyama Kaede | 秋山楓 (カエデ)
Nickname: Kae | "Aniki" (by her younger brothers) | "Kaa-chan" (mockingly by her younger sister)
Gender: Female
Weight: 61 kg / 136 lbs
Height: 170 cm / 5'7
Blood type: A
Birthday: 「27/09」
Age: 17
Grade: II
Club: Archery & Gardening
☆ Voice (2:06) | Soft & somewhat boyish...
closest i can find rn //crai ☆
Personality: Stubborn | Playful | Responsible | Hardworking | Slow | Family Oriented | Blunt
Kaede is run by a strong sense of priority. Family obligations and school responsibilities come first; personal enjoyment last. She's a bit of a perfectionist in her own way, and wont give up on something until she's tried her absolute best... though that doesn't mean she does it well. Growing up the middle child has left her reserved in her feelings, and she's more likely to keep her deeper thoughts/worries to herself if she thinks it will impose on others. However, having younger siblings has given her a tendency to nag a lot, and she won't hesitate to point out anything she doesn't like... though she means well (she does it cuz she caaaares).
Because she's used to being busy taking care of her siblings all the time, Kaede hates having nothing to do. With her sister in middle school she has more free time to herself, so she joined the Archery & Gardening clubs to relax after school. Even though she's almost always busy, Kaede is a sociable person and makes time to hang out when she can, but also appreciates her alone time when life gets too hectic.
♥: Reading | Cooking | The outdoors | Animals | Rainy days | Solitude | Playing sports | Dramas & Josei manga | Shounen anime (from watching with her brothers) | Natto & Zenzai (old people fooood) | Sitting at the kotatsu
× : Irresponsibility | Spontaneous decisions | Selfishness | Apples & Peaches | Coffee | Lectures | Relying on others | Missing shopping sales | Folding laundry
Kaede is the middle child (age-wise) of 6 children, born and raised in Koshu to a farmer and an art major. Growing up she gained an appreciation for farming and the outdoors from helping out on her grandparents' vineyard. Her mother and father met in college, and were married the same year. Her mother, a Tokyo woman born and raised, hated the countryside with a passion, but moved for her husband when they had their first child. Because of this, she felt like she missed out on a majority of her life.
When Kaede's father died, her mother was forced to get a job at a department store to support them. This left Kaede in charge of her younger sister and brothers in her stead. Doing this for 4 years made her feel more like a pseudo-mother to her siblings than a sister, but she kept her feelings to herself.
*Now that she and her siblings are older, her mother plans to move back to Tokyo and "pick up where she left off". Knowing her mother is just being selfish, Kaede argues with her constantly over what to do. Her grandparents and older brother often try to help convince her mother that it would be better for everyone to stay where they are. Kaede is secretly afraid to leave Koshu, and worried that she wont be able to protect her siblings if they move to the city.
Wat Friends:
▷ Akiyama Taisei & Honda Michiru (70 & 66) – Paternal grandparents. Own a vineyard outside of town where Kaede helps out during breaks from school. Kaede is the favorite of their grandchildren, and they want her to work with them at the vineyard after she graduates.
▷ Akiyama Kosuke (deceased) – Father. A quiet, hardworking man much like his father. His family and the vineyard were his life, and he spent the most time with the three eldest siblings. Died of heart failure 4 years ago. Kaede was most like her father in personality, and was hit the hardest by his death.
▷ Akiyama Manami (45) – Mother. A very day-dreamy and distracted woman. Realizes she's not the most responsible woman, and slightly resents Kaede for being more of a mother than her.
▷ Akiyama Kosei & Reika (27 & 25) – Older brother & Sister. Kosei works as a salaryman in Tokyo, and Reika lives in Hokkaido as a teacher. Despite the age gap, both get along very well with their siblings, and are generally very supportive of any decision Kaede makes.
▷ Akiyama Sae (14) – Younger sister. Extremely smart but spoiled. Because of her high grades their mother lets her get away with murder. She and Kaede are constantly fighting.
▷ Akiyama Haruto & Sota (7) – Younger twin brothers. Extremely hyperactive and destructive, Haruto is fueled by the need to get into trouble. Sota is the more sensible of the two, and is usually the one to get them out of trouble. Kaede is always dealing with their mess, but gets along with them very well and makes as much time for them as she can.
Additional Info:
. Hates her "old lady" name
. Prefers to write her name in katakana because she thinks it looks cooler
. Has never traveled outside Koshu
. Being in the sun too long gives her freckles
. She's only gone to karaoke once, but she's been told she has a nice voice
. Wants to purikura with someone one day
. She's an extreme cheapo
. Falls asleep in class a lot (especially math) and gets borderline grades
. Doesn't care much about her appearance
. Because she's tall (for a girl) and has a boyish voice, her brothers thought she was a boy when they were younger. So they call her "Aniki" (they heard it in a yakuza movie).
. Likes the winter uniform because it makes her feel like a delinquent
Good work on the app yo!
Thanks so much!
ommf look at her in that Archery Uniform //// such cutie
[ Wants to purikura with someone one day] ooohhh nooo such a cutiieeee can my daughter just like take pictures of heeerr
I love Akemi so much I'm glad you like my baby too //sops
loool she can take pictures of her any day bb
"S-senpai, I don't think pictures like these are allowed in the newspaper... //////"
I'm not used to semi-lineless stuff, so I'm glad it looks good ;v;
"I-I'm not sure that's any better... //////"
shes a real qt too!
I love how she looks<3
The way you colored is amazing, as usual♥


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Teacher-Evaluation Deal Clears Final Hurdle
By Lisa Fleisher and Jacob Gershman
UPDATED AT 3:30 P.M. | New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's bill to limit disclosure of teacher evaluations passed the state Senate on Thursday after the Republicans in the chamber dropped their opposition.
The Senate Republican majority, which had been the last holdout on the legislation, passed with little debate a measure that blocks the public release of job-performance data for thousands of teachers this summer. Future disclosures of teacher-evaluation scores will be limited so that educators' names are only visible to parents of their current students.
"Some members thought it went too far, and some felt it didn't go far enough," said state Sen. Martin Golden, a Republican from Brooklyn, of Cuomo's legislation. "Some thought that this could have been done next year. But the consensus at the end of the discussion was to put it on the floor."
In the end, only one state senator voted against the bill: Sen. Andrew Lanza, a Staten Island Republican. It also passed the Assembly.
Despite withholding teachers' names from broad disclosure, the legislation keeps available to the public an unprecedented amount of data about teachers' performance, fundamentally reshaping the way parents are able to judge schools. It requires the state Education Department to make that data available online.
While the public would be blocked from seeing individual teachers' scores — a protection sought by teachers unions after what happened in February when New York City released job-performance data on about 18,000 teachers — the bill wouldn't prevent parents from sharing teachers' scores or coming together online to gather the information. If that happens, teachers unions could return to Albany to fight to revise legislation.
The passage of the bill was a victory for Cuomo, who has positioned himself as someone who is able to get things done in Albany through compromise. In a statement, Cuomo described it as the "cherry on the cake" of the session, which included wins but also high-profile losses for him.
For months, teachers unions pressed Albany lawmakers to shield their members' evaluations from the public. Earlier proposals would have required parents to schedule appointments with principals to see the evaluations, and there was talk of sanctioning parents for sharing the information.
Cuomo introduced his compromise bill just before midnight Monday, after publicly signalling that there wouldn't be a deal. That set up a scenario that forced unions to support the bill: He said this was the best deal they would get from him, and evaluations would have been subject to Freedom of Information laws without a new legislation.
Though Cuomo said the measure was not urgent, data on thousands of teachers across New York State could have become public before the end of the summer if it did not pass, as the Journal reported Monday.
The information to be released in August would have been an analysis of students' test-score data for teachers in grades four through eight. In the future, such data would represent as little as 20% of a teacher's overall job-performance evaluation, but that detail was seen as too nuanced for the public to understand.
As this reality became clear to state senators, they came around, said Michael Mulgrew, president of the city's United Federation of Teachers.
"This bill needed to be passed before the end of session," he said, adding that it would affect 40,000 teachers, who would be "quite upset" at their representatives in Albany.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who fought for full disclosure, said requiring working parents to physically come to the school would essentially kill the effectiveness of the bill, and Cuomo said he didn't want to make parents jump through hoops. The legislation expected to pass the state Senate on Thursday allows the information to be shared over the phone and in writing.
The mayor lobbied hard to kill the bill and keep scores open to the public. Senate Republicans had to balance whether they wanted to keep in the good graces of Bloomberg, a major donor, or placate the teachers union, which can be a major political force, especially in upstate areas.


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Al Jahom's truly excellent post here started me thinking about gender eekwality and a pet peeve of mine.
My guess is that if you're a man then the picture above might make you wince a little. It might make you clamp your thighs together too. If you're really sensitive – perhaps you recently had a foot or something else hard like a baseball bat or a lump hammer interfaced with your nutsack – then you might even grab your man fruit, although I'd just advise you to be careful who you do this in front of as you may appear to them to be some sort of exhibitionist pervert – or a really shit Michael Jackson impersonator at best…
If you're a woman looking at that picture then you might well chuckle. In my experience, many women seem to think that it's amusing although I can assure you that getting hit in your meat and two veg is a painful experience. Of course, men will laugh too, but it's in a rueful or nervous way more often than not.
I've engaged in extensive research – well, had a chat with Mrs Shark, truth be told – and I'm informed that although a blow to what we British call the 'fanny' area is painful, it's not quite as bad as a bollock blow. In fact, a good whack on the breasts is apparently sometimes more debilitating.
Being a bloke I obviously have no direct experience of getting hit in the lady garden or norks but as a sentient being with pain receptors I know for a fucking fact that getting hit anywhere hard is painful, so I avoid hitting people and getting hit myself whenever possible – I'm that sort of soft new-age cunt I guess. I don't have to have lady equipment to know that getting hit in it will hurt.
But why is ballsack twattage amusing to women?
There's been a TV advert that has actually shown scrotum/hard object collision. It's a distant memory now, but if I recall correctly it involved a chap helping a lady out, getting hit in the balls and then her finding it amusing.
Certain types of slapstick humour can involve scrotal sac damage and can be relied on to raise a titter or two when shown on TV and in the cinema.
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I don't really understand it.
I like humour – Lewis Black, George Carlin and Bill Hicks are my comedy gods – but I just don't find bawsack damage amusing at all.
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A Tomnod search allows internet users around the world to help search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, Flight MH370. Tomnod.com is a website that uses five satellites. The satellite images of the last known whereabouts of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are being transmitted right to a user's laptop and enable anyone to help in the search for the missing airplane, reported Fox News on March 11, 2014.
Digital Globe, a Colorado-based digital mapping company, has directed its five satellites on the Gulf of Thailand region in the hope that web surfers from anywhere can help hunt the vast ocean waters for any signs of the Malaysia Airlines jet that disappeared on Friday.
A Tomnod search involves looking at transmitted images from the five satellites and tagging anything unusual that looks like it might be a sign of the missing Malaysian airplane. Digital Globe keeps track of the tagging activities and uses a computer algorithm to determine whether users start tagging certain regions more than others. Trained satellite imaging experts will analyze the tagged regions and follow up on the leads.
In the past, Tomnod has successfully helped in searches after man-made or natural disasters. The word "Tomnod" is Mongolian and means "Big Eye."
One of the challenges in finding the missing Malaysian airplane is that the area of where Flight MH370 might be is so vast, and that the information coming from Malaysian and Chinese officials is unavailable, conflicting, unreliable, and – after six days of false leads – very frustrating.
"The hope is that millions of sets of eyes, with an assist from above, can help solve the mystery of what happened to the plane and the 239 people on board."
A Tomnod search conducted by internet users around the world via unrestricted and non-government controlled satellite images appears at this point to be the best chance of finding any signs of missing Flight MH370. The Tomnod website focusing on the Malaysian airplane crashed a day after the first satellite images were posted online, but the site was up and running again on Wednesday. Anyone interested in helping the Tomnod search for the missing Flight MH370 can do so here.
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Someone wants Kratu's whole family dead. Is it personal vendetta? Or is it because they have access to Kratu's grandmother Kubha's stories, which conceal perilous secrets?The eventful lives of Kubha and her family span a hundred years and encompass turbulent phases of Indian history. From her ancestors, Kubha inherited a basketful of stories. Kratu, a graduate student at Stanford mentions Kubha's stories to Afsar Fareedi, a linguistic palaeontologist, in a casual conversation. Afsar quickly figures out that the 'bedtime tales' contain rich linguistic fossils and layers of history. Afsar, Kratu, and his best friend Tista travel across continents to trace the origin of her stories. Their journey also leads them to discover one of the oldest civilisations of the world. But will their efforts also unearth the causes behind the series of murders?
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Sudipto Das, an engineering professional (B.Tech. IIT, Kharagpur) lives in Bangalore with his family. History, culture, language, writing and music are of special interest to him. Member of an amateur music band, Kohal, he also enjoys travelling.The Ekkos Clan is his debut book.
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The AtlantiCare Foundation will host its annual Invitational Thomas L. Glenn, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament Monday, September 10 at Atlantic City Country Club, 900 Shore Road, Northfield, New Jersey and Linwood Country Club, 500 Shore Road, Linwood, New Jersey. Registration will start at 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be at noon at both courses. Shotgun start will be at 1 p.m. A cocktails/dinner reception and awards ceremony will take place at 5:30 p.m. at Atlantic City Country Club.
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RE: (mis)using RBAC...
From: Robert Archer (Robert.Archer_at_unisa.edu.au)
Date: 04/14/05
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Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 10:01:22 +0930 To: "Jonathan Katz" <email@example.com>, <email@example.com>
To answer a question that you didn't ask, sudo is an excellent
alternative to su(1m), with the ability to selectively allocate root
commands to users.
It is also much simpler than RBAC for the scenario you've described.
Here's an example sudoers file:
User_Alias WEBADMIN = user1,user2,user3
WEBADMIN ALL = (root)
/opt/app/iplanet/https-myserver/start, \
And an example usage:
host> id
host> sudo /opt/app/iplanet/https-myserver/start
[ . . . command runs . . . ]
By default, sudo prompts for the user's own password. This means that
you can lock the root password in a safe, and only get it out for
single-user mode. You can also configure it to prompt for the target
user's password, or no password at all (on a per-command basis).
Sudo requires no special shells or any other changes to your user's
environment. It's available on the Companion Software CD since Solaris
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From: Jonathan Katz [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 13 April 2005 4:50 AM
To: email@example.com
Subject: (mis)using RBAC...
I was recently charged with setting up RBAC so that the group I work
with will 'su to root' less often.
The first project I've picked is to either establish a role and/or
profile that will allow a normal user to start and stop our
webservers. Here is what I came up with, bypassing the concept of a
1) I created a profile called "Web Administration"
in /etc/security/prof_attr
Web Administration:::Role for restarting webservers::
2) I gave the profile the ability to run the start and stop webserver
scripts as root:
in /etc/security/exec_attr
3) I then added the role to my account on the server in /etc/user_attr:
jkatz::::type=normal;profiles=Web Administration,Basic Solaris User
4) Finally, I changed my shell to /bin/pfcsh. Now, with my regular
user account I can start and restart our webservers.
My questions are, is this a normal practice (are there other people
doing it) and is it supported? What unintended consequences am I
missing? I understand that if a user's account is compromised, the
webserver services can be stopped and started at-will. I also
understand that our sysadmin group will be restricted to using
pfcsh/pfksh/pfsh and cannot use bash or tcsh (although we can still
leave those set, type 'exec pfsh' and then do what we need to do as
the Profile.)
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The Five-year BS/MS program is designed to allow qualifying students to take up to six hours of approved graduate courses for their senior undergraduate electives and have them count toward both their B.S. and M.S. degrees at the University of Tennessee, thus reducing the amount of time it takes for a student to earn a master's degree.
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Q: Why would I choose BS/MS vs. separate B.S. and M.S. programs?
A: Two reasons: With BS/MS, you get to have 6 hours of graduate credits double counted which means less course work for Graduate School (only need 24 hrs instead of regular 30 hrs of course work). If admitted to the program, the students become preferred candidates for departmental scholarship and fellowships.
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Bruising badass Gennady Golovkin is in the midst of a prolonged training camp in Big Bear, California.
Golovkin (29-0, 26 KOs) will defend the WBA and IBO middleweight belts against Australian Daniel Geale on July 26 at Madison Square Garden.
GGG last vacated the squared circle on February 1 after overwhelming Osumanu Adama.
Golovkin, who has now recorded 16 consecutive knockouts, floored the 33-year-old Adama (22-4, 16 KOs) in the first and sixth rounds.
Sensing a beaten man, the powerful Russian mercilessly stalked Adama and again bullied the challenger to the canvas with a savage hook in the seventh frame.
Referee Louis Pabon compassionately halted the lopsided beating at 1:20 of the decisive round.
A punishing, ferocious and accurate slugger, Golovkin has never been toppled in over 375 contests.
"This is a longer camp than normal but I haven't fought since February 1. It feels great to be back with Abel (Sanchez) and the team," said Golovkin, 32, who took an extended break following the death of his father on February 18.
"It took me a couple days when I got to camp to get comfortable but now camp is going well and I look forward to returning to Madison Square Garden."
Meanwhile, the 33-year-old Geale (30-2, 16 KOs) most recently earned a sixth round TKO over Garth Wood on February 19 in Sydney.
"Geale is more accomplished, he's a two-time world champion and he's the most experienced boxer at the top level that we've fought," said Sanchez, who trains Golovkin.
"Hopefully he will bring out the very best of Gennady. The better he is, the better it will be for Gennady to perform."
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Will it help in severe weather?
Twitter users have been following Twitter accounts from local news during severe weather for a couple of years now, using the tweets as a way to supplement newscasts and word-of-mouth weather reports. This will organize users for a real-time, word-of-mouth conversation about the weather. Like all discussions on Twitter, users will have to trust the experts over the over-reaction of some individuals. With that in mind, "Social" weather should help provide eye-witness accounts and extra details in real time, which could be very handy in a situation like the Alabama tornadoes.
Where can "Social" weather be followed?
Weather.com allows users to follow the weather tweets in several ways:
- Within their city/zip code only.
- "Nearby" their city.
- In one of 200 suggested metropolitan areas.
- Nationally.
The "Social" feature can access tweets through Weather.com or through its mobile applications, so it's good at home or on the road.
Is this going to require special hashtags or going to the site every time every time
Surprisingly, this service is very extensive and quick. Seconds after tweeting this about "Fort Worth" and the "weather" on Twitter.com, the Weather.com "Social" service had updated including the tweet. Most likely, only the keywords listed about location and "weather" were required, without hashtags or visiting Weather.com. That means that even people who don't opt in to the discussion will still take part, which menas more people and information, which means more likelihood of accurate and thorough information.
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This new service from Weather.com integrates Twitter and the weather in a very fast and seamless way, and it involves everyone one Twitter. If Weather.com could partner with Twitter to make accounts available within the service that aggregate all of the tweets from that area, then this service would be just about perfect. For now, "Social" weather is almost "just about perfect" and something that everyone who experiences weather should be using soon.
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Manda Bay is located on the North-Western tip of Manda Island, one of the many unspoilt, idyllic islands to be found in the romantic Lamu archipelgo.
The wishes of all guests whether it be soul restoration, relaxation or more adventurous activities, are carefully considered and offered by some of Kenyas finest hosts. Exploring nearby mangrove creeks and long-left ruins, visiting the many islets or deep sea fishing for the elusive Marlin or Sailfish are just a few of the many explorations to be enjoyed.
Marina life abounds with regular sightings of Dolphin, Turtle and the occasional Humpback Whale. Families find Manda Bay most welcome since with gently sloping beaches and easy, safe snorkelling the water is warm, gentle and clear.


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BroadwayGlobal and Theatre Chat share many Broadway shows, as well as regional theatre reviews, but has Florida become the Broadway of the South? The production values seem to grow with every South Florida production. Maltz Jupiter Theatre's opening night of "A Chorus Line" hit every Marvin Hamlisch note, under the brilliant Musical Direction of multi Carbonell Award winner Eric Alsford. Director and Choreographer Josh Walden has captured Bennett's movement, and just as important, the heart and soul of the stories created by real New York dancers, living on the line. This performance brings chills to the audience, as if Michael Bennett is smiling from the heavens on this very talented cast.
Back when the show was first created, triple threats were really just being developed. The dancers were never seen as singing stars, but as dancers who could carry a note. The current production at Maltz Jupiter Theatre sounds more glorious then ever. Every dancer's voice fits the characters lives that they each are sharing. To pick stars out of this musical is difficult, not just because the idea is for all of them to blend as one ensemble, "A Chorus Line". Real dancers shared their true life stories to create this modern classic. "Maltz Jupiter Theatre production of "A Chorus Line" gives chilling fresh energy to this modern classic." BroadwayGlobal.
Each cast member shines as their journey's are shared on the line. Standouts are Elizabeth Earley (Cassie) her acting, singing and show stopping song, "The Music and the Mirror" which is performed to perfection. Brain Ogilvie (Zach) playing the straight director/choreographer gives audiences the love to hate role, Demarius R. Copes (Richie) is vibrant, youthful and powerful in "Gimme the Ball". Jennifer Byrne (Shelia) is sexy and sultry playing the oldest dancer on the line, Michael Callahan (Mike) hits a high note with his hot Italian role from the Bronx singing "I Can Do That" (Wayne Cilento would be proud, who by the way did not play his real life story), Gilllian Munsayac (Connie) humorous as the token Broadway Asian dancer on the line (sadly Broadway casting has not changed much since this iconic musical).
Shain Stroff (Larry) playing the directors's assistant role is dead on, Becca Andrews (Val) is bubbling blond we all adore singing "Dance: Ten; Looks: Three", the finest dancer Jordan Fife Hunt (Paul) brings tears to your eyes, Logan Kesler (Bobby), Noah Aberlin (Don) , Camden Gonzales (Diana) sings and acts the role well, but physically does not match, a thicker Puerto Rican accent would help her pull off the lines, but Gonzales still captures the journey of the character when she sing "Nothing".
Alex Agilar (Al) and Lindsy Bell (Kristine) play off the newly married couple in "Sing", Logan Keslar shines as the witty flamboyant (Bobby). The entire cast sparkle throughout their performance on the line including; Niki Allred (Vicki), Anne Bloemendal (Judy), Jessica Dillan (Maggie), KC Fredricks (Mark), Laura Guley (Lois), Adam Lendermon (Greg), Nick Lovalvo (Tom), Jessica Periera (Butch), Michelle Petrucci (Bebe), Emily Rynasko (Tricia) and Brain Varela (Roy).
The song "I Hope I Get It" has a whole new meaning, as there are only 200 tickets left for this entire run. So, when you call the box office you might be saying " I Hope I Get It". Matlz Jupite Theatre had just expanded their lobby, seating, VIP club level and it looks like supporters will be singing " What I Did For Love" as their love of Broadway productions sells out to capacity. As always the production team of sound, lights, costumes and sets are that of any Broadway production.
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Art in Las Batuecas-Sierra de Francia Nature Reserve.
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…Salamanca. (Castile-Leon) It's always pleasant to take a walk in a beautiful natural setting. But if there are works of art to discover on your way, the idea is even more appealing. This is what is offered by the four ro…
Adventures in the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Nature Reserve.
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…Huesca. (Aragon) Each year, people in search of excitement in the great outdoors head for Aragón. This Region in northeastern Spain is home to the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Nature Reserve. With more than seventy differen…
Benasque, beautiful nature in the heart of the Pyrenees.
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…Benasque. Huesca. (Aragon) Imagine a perfect landscape, like a dream, which you wouldn't want to leave – this is what you'll find in Benasque Valley, in Huesca (Aragon). If you decide to come, you'll be able to enjoy the…
Calvià, things to do in the countryside.
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…Calvià. Majorca. (Balearic Islands) Calvià is a place for enjoying adventures in the countryside. In this town on the island of Majorca, the deep Mediterranean Sea and the landscape of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains …
Waterfalls: when water becomes a spectacle #SpringinSpain.
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The enchanted forest of Oma, a painting in the countryside.
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The Sanabria lake: a spell-binding natural area.
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…Puebla de Sanabria. Zamora. (Castile-Leon) There is a place in Spain with an impressive and haunting beauty, set in a landscape formed 100,000 years ago: the Sanabria Lake Nature Reserve. Here, shrouded in legend, lies t…
The Maestrazgo region: where silence speaks.
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…In eastern Spain there is an area of lofty peaks, crossed by deep gorges, tracks that wind through pine groves and follow the courses of crystal clear rivers, trails that lead to the most peaceful of villages. This is th…
San Francisco Park, an oasis in Oviedo.
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…Oviedo. Asturias. Right in the heart of Oviedo we find San Francisco Park. A garden with wide avenues, peaceful paths and beautiful monuments where you can enjoy the scent of plants, the sound of fountains and the pleasa…


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Are you craving that natural healthy glow? It's more attainable than you think, and the proper diet can help. Samantha Heller, a clinical nutritionist at NYU Medical Center states "Everything you eat becomes a part of not only your inner being, but the outer fabric of your body as well. The healthier the foods, the better your skin will look." Below are some top contributors for better looking skin.
Strawberries contain a high level of vitamin C, which has been linked to anti-aging. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition published a study that showed people who eat foods that are rich in vitamin c have less wrinkles and less age-related dry skin than those who don't.
Green Tea
"Of all the antioxidants known to mankind, the components of green tea are the most potent." states Hasen Mukhter, PHD. More research shows that green tea is also linked to reducing your risk of skin cancer.
The juice from this particular fruit overflows with antioxidants, helping with smooth lines and moisturizes the skin. One a day should do the trick.
Dark Chocolate
Dark chocolate contains high levels of flavonols, a potent type of antioxidant." says Nicholas Perman, MD. The key is to look for at least 70 percent cacao. And of course, in proportion.
Greek Yogurt
Firmer looking skins comes from this dairy snack, and contains twice the amount of protein than regular yogurt.


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In [Harry]'s next [Occlumency] lesson, [Snape] sees Harry's memory of [Voldemort] and [Rookwood] - and gets angry with Harry for not closing his mind. As the lesson continues, Harry sees some of Snape's memories and then travels farther than ever before through the door in the [Department of Mysteries], but the lesson is interrupted by a scream and the two of them depart [Snape's office].
[Harry] and [Snape] rush to the [entrance hall], where they find an outraged [Professor Trelawney], having been sacked by [Umbridge]. Soon, though, [Dumbledore] arrives - ordering that Trelawney continue to live at [Hogwarts], and presenting Umbridge with a replacement [Divination] teacher - [Firenze].
Chapter 27 - "The Centaur and the Sneak" - In which Harry and his classmates have their first Divination lesson with Firenze, Marietta Edgecombe tells Umbridge of the D.A.'s meeting but suffers the effects of Hermione's jinx, Dobby warns Harry that the D.A. has been found out, and Harry denies the meetings to Fudge and Umbridge. Kingsley Shacklebolt modifies Marietta's memory, and Dumbledore takes the blame and leaves Hogwarts.
Divination with Firenze
At breakfast [Hermione] refuses to admit any desire to be back in [Divination], and [Lavender] and [Pavarti] talk about [Trelawney]'s misery. The group also wonders whether [Umbridge] will be spurred to be even more horrible after [Dumbledore]'s hiring of another part-human.
[Firenze]'s first [Divination] class is completely different from any of [Trelawney]'s - far less certain, but fascinating nevertheless.
As [Divination] class ends, [Firenze] asks [Harry] and [Ron] to pass a message on to [Hagrid], that his "attempt is not working," though he does not tell them what the attempt is.
After many attempts, [Harry] finally delivers [Firenze]'s message to [Hagrid], though Hagrid refuses to heed the warning.
As time passes, the fifth years get more and more nervous about their approaching [O.W.L.s], and the [D.A.] is the only thing that seems to keep [Harry] going.
The D.A. is Betrayed
A [D.A.] lesson on [Patronuses] is interrupted when [Dobby] arrives to warn them that [Umbridge] is coming, and the students scatter. [Harry], however, is caught by [Draco Malfoy], and Umbridge brings him up to [Dumbledore's office].
In [Dumbledore's office], [Cornelius Fudge] questions [Harry] and [Marietta] about the [D.A.], but the group is spared betrayal when [Kingsley Shacklebolt] casts a [memory charm] on Marietta, but Dumbledore takes the blame instead. When Fudge attempts to have him arrested, he instead knocks everyone out, warns Harry to continue working hard at [Occlumency], and escapes with [Fawkes] as [Phineas Nigellus] marvels at his style.


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In the 63 years since Confederation, the province has been governed alternatively by four sets of elected political regimes — Smallwood
Liberals, Moores/Peckford PCs, Wells/Tobin Liberals, and Williams/Dunderdale PC's.
Amongst many helpful initiatives, each administration also racked up serious failures with considerable wastage of public funds:
• Smallwood's industries (batteries, chocolates, etc.)
• Moores' Upper Churchill mis-steps (Recall case and CFLCo takeover), Stephenville Linerboard fiasco
• Peckford's water rights reservation act, Sprung greenhouse
• Well's pubic service expansions, court case losses
• Tobin's cynical giveaways to federal and Quebec governments
These various political party ventures sapped $500 million-$700 million from the pubic treasury which the province could ill afford.
And, now the greatest waste of
all, Williams'/Dunderdale's Muskrat Falls legacy farce looms to cost $3,800 million for plant/dams alone, some 500 per cent increase on the combined wastage previously accumulated over 55 years. (Additional millions for a long-needed Labrador/Island inter-tie is excusable on the basis of having secured the Paul Martin
$2-billion gratuitous grant — i.e. delayed terms of union)
• Net 80 megawatt power only to be added to the island grid (i.e., already least-polluting grid in the nation)
• 745 MW, under high subsidy, to be directed elsewhere (mainly overseas with hopefully, only some small part for local industries in the mining sector).
• N.L. taxpayers/ratepayers, to assume 50-70 per cent of total risk/cost (over $4.5 million per MW generated, vs. less than $200,000 at Upper Churchill where 170 MW "recall" power is now foolishly exported.
Why does the N.L. public tamely allow such financial skinnings?
Is political insight not supposed to be an N.L. electoral virtue? Has not our revamped educational system honed it further? In fact, contrariwise, has N.L. not lost its political bearings? Help! SOS! Mayday! Nalcor! Drop dead!
J.F. Collins
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9-6-1, NFC South Division · 2002 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total 5.1, Offense: 3.5, Defense: 1.5, SoS: -0.4, avg is 0.0.
Scored 402 points (25.1/g), 5th of 32 in the NFL. Allowed 314 points (19.6/g), 8th.
Differential of 88 points (5.5/g), 4th. Expected W-L: 10.3-5.7.
Dan Reeves (9-6-1)
Defensive Coordinator: Wade Phillips
Other Notable Asst.: Dennis Allen (Defensive Assistant/Quality Control) and Bill Davis (Linebackers)
Stadium: Georgia Dome
Training Camp: Furman University (Greenville, South Carolina)
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Opening Date:
July 2, 2014
Eric Bana, Édgar Ramírez, Olivia Munn, Sean Harris, Joel McHale
Scott Derrickson
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R for bloody violence, grisly images, terror throughout, and language
New York police officer Ralph Sarchie, struggling with his own personal issues, begins investigating a series of disturbing and inexplicable crimes. He joins forces with an unconventional priest, schooled in the rituals of exorcism, to combat the frightening and demonic possessions that are terrorizing their city.
Deliver Us From Evil (R)
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It is a clip from some tv show. They take a peta activist and put him in what he thinks is a temp job, cleaning out a building where animal experimentation has been taking place, then a midget in a rat costume pops out. ROFLMHHO!
Little girly screams abound.
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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE ; 1 August 1840; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18400801-TC-MAC-01; CL 12: 212-213
Chelsea, 1 Augt, 1840—
My dear Mother,
Before setting out on my long-talked-of Excursion I must send you a word! I am to go to the Bullers's place tomorrow; a place near Epsom (the great race-course), some eighteen miles off. I am to ride out, with a Macintosh before my saddle, and a small round trunk, the size of a quartern loaf, fastened behind, and no clothes upon me that bad weather will spoil;—I shall be one of the most original figures! I mean to stay a day or two about Buller's, riding to and fro to see the fine green country; I have written to a Clergyman, an acquaintance of mine on the South Coast, some 40 miles farther off; if he repeat the invitation he once gave me, perhaps I shall ride to him, and see the place where William the Conqueror fought &c,1 and have one dip in the sea: I mean to be out in all about a week. The weather has grown suddenly bright; I calculate the sight of the green Earth, spotted yellow with ripe corn, will do me good. After that I am to part with my horse. The expense of it is a thing I cannot but continually grudge. I think it will suit better henceforth to get rolled out on a railway, some 20 miles, clear of all bricks and reek, to walk there for half a day, now and then, and so come home at night again. The expense of a horse every day here is nearer 4 than 3 shillings,—far too heavy for a little fellow like me, whom even it does not make altogether healthy!2 I have offered to give the beast to Mr Marshall (son of the original donor) who kept her for me last winter; I hope he will accept, on my return: it will be much the handsomest way of ending the concern. If he refuse I think I shall sell.— I meditated long on riding all the way up to Carlisle and you! But in the humour I am in, I had not heart for it. These Southern Coasts too are a still newer part of England for me. I give up the riding northward; but not the coming northward yet, as you shall hear.
My Fourth Lecture was finished three days ago. On returning strong, as I hope to do a week hence, I will attack my two remaining Lectures, and dash them off speedily; the Town will be empty, none to disturb me: about the end of August I may hope to have my hands quite free, and then! Thomas Erskine invites me to Dundee &c; there are steamers, steam coaches: I shall surely see you!—
Alick's good Letter gave me welcome tidings of you. I had read your own dear little epistle before.3 Heaven be praised for your welfare. I am glad to hear of the "peat-shed"; to fig[ure to myself my inv]itation there,4 with the CAULDRON singing under your windows.— I have written to-day to Jack; there had come a Letter from Miss Elliot for him from the Isle of Wight: he once talked of settling there; I know not whether that is still in the wind again. He will have to decide about the Pellipar affair in three weeks or less.
Today I enclose a little half-sovereign: you must accept it merely to buy gooseberries! they are really very wholesome!—I am to go into the City, to send off some money for the Bank at Dumfries. I am in great haste; I will write again directly on my return, if not sooner.
Alick's Letter,5 tell him, was the pleasantest he has sent for many a day. I thank him much for it, and will answer soon. I still owe Jamie a Letter too; he is very patient, but shall be paid. Did you ever go near the sea again? This is beautiful weather for it now. It would do you and little Tom good I think.
Jane still likes the warmth, and salutes you all. Wish me a good journey! It is like to be a very brief and smooth one. Adieu, dear Mother!


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Four Minnesota high school students are helping a poultry company care for the 30 turkeys in the running to receive a pardon from the president.
"It's really been fun watching them tame down," said Preston Asche, a junior at the school. "You don't necessarily see a bird like this fall asleep next to you like they do with us. A lot of times we'll just sit in the pen with them and they'll just fall asleep."
Officials with the poultry company said the students will accompany Rick Huisinga, chairman of the National Turkey Federation and executive vice president of the Willmar Poultry Company, to present two of the turkeys to President Obama in Washington Nov. 23.
The remaining turkeys will be processed into meat and donated to Minnesota food banks.
"It's been a privilege being able to raise the birds," student Val Brown said.
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The Olympic hockey arena is going to be a big indicator to the world when Team USA scores. The Bolshoy Ice Dome roof has some serious technology on the roof and the folks outside of the event can easily see who is playing inside the dome and what the score is. Plus, when a team scores, the roof flashes. According to NBC Olympics on Monday, the view of the dome can be seen from fans all around Sochi.
Well just how far can people see Team USA score outside the arena?
Perhaps the International Space Station can see the lights flashing on the Bolshoy Ice Dome roof? Before even considering the idea, keep in mind that the latest image from NASA shared with the public showed the Sochi Olympics looking quite recognizable. There isn't any doubt that 38,000 LED lights flashing on the roof every time a goal is made couldn't be seen. That's far fewer lights than Las Vegas and the astronauts can see Sin City almost too well.
So when the puck hits the goal to win and the crowd cheers ever so loudly, the world will know as the roof will be the indicator. As the lights on the Bolshoy Ice Dome roof flashes it should even be seen from space.
The only thing left to do is get Team USA on the ice and win over Slovakia on Thursday. Viewers can watch it live on NBCSN Live. The game set to air at 7:30 a.m. Check your local listings to make sure for your time zone.


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The Eagles will return to their former home, Franklin Field, for a day of practice. Franklin Field, located on the University of Penn campus, played host to the Eagles from 1958-70. Prior to the start of practice, Eagles alumni will be honored on the field.
If practice is forced to move away from Lincoln Financial Field or Franklin Field on one of these days due to weather, the Eagles will let fans know about this decision no later than 9 am. Fans can access this information by calling the Eagles Training Camp Hotline, logging onto PhiladelphiaEagles.com and following @Eagles on Twitter. In addition, the team will communicate this information through its e-mail database and all its social media platforms. Unfortunately due to scheduling conflicts, there will be no re-scheduling of training camp practices at Lincoln Financial Field or Franklin Field.
For the open practice at Franklin Field, the Eagles and University of Penn strongly encourage fans to use SEPTA. Fans that opt to drive will have to utilize either paid lots or parking kiosks in the surrounding areas.
10 am - Franklin Field gates open (entry points will be located on 33rd Street and South Street)
12:15 pm - Practice begins
Player Autographs and Post-Practice Field Access – Every fan entering Franklin Field will receive a scratch-off ticket. "Winning" tickets will reveal either an opportunity to receive player autographs or access the field to take pictures. Fans who are rewarded with these tickets will be directed to the designated areas at the conclusion of practice.


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Special to The Banner The Trimble County Middle/Elementary School Cross Country team traveled to the state capital last Wednesday to compete in the Frankfort Archives All-Comers Meet. The squad competed against teams from Bondurant, Elkhorn, Frankfort Christian, Christ the King, Good Shepard, Frankfort and East Jessamine middle schools. The Lady Raiders dominated their competit
Special to The Banner Saturday was an exciting day for the Trimble County Youth Tackle Football League, when two of the Raider teams played in Eminence. The Junior Varsity Raiders youth team continued a spotless record, bringing it to 4-0 with a 39-6 victory over the Campbellsburg Bengals. Raider quarterback Dawson Porter performed at his usual high level, running for th
Special to The Banner The Trinity/Sacred Heart Invitational this year again was the most competitive and biggest race in the state of Kentucky. The event featured 16 state-ranked teams from the commonwealth and 11 ranked squads from Indiana, Ohio and Tennessee, including the nationally ranked squad from Carmel, Ind. In the girls race, the Lady Raiders finished 17th o
The Carrollton Lions Club members sponsored their first 5K Run\Walk event on Saturday with runners and walkers beginning at the back entrance of General Butler State Resort Park, then proceeding down Lock Road and back. When considering the inclement weather forecast, Lions Club Members were pleasantly surprised when 44 participants including 17 runners and 27 walkers attended the event.
The Carroll County Lady Panthers won two of their three outings in their own volleyball invitational Saturday. The one that got away, however, was the championship game as Carroll fell to tournament champions Henry County 13-21 and 18-21.
The Lady Panthers started well, defeating Eminence in pool play 21-17 and 21-12. During the first matchup Carroll County trailed 3-5, then rallied and took a 8-5 lead. Eminence knotted the score at 8-8. The score was also tied at 9-9, 14-14 and 16-16 before Carroll put it away.
Carroll County High School's cross country teams competed on a "very grueling course" at Owen County High School on Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to Coach Joe Creager. "The hilly course caused some slower times for the runners, but overall the kids ran a very competitive race."
Winning could become addictive as the Carroll County Panther soccer team put its second win in the books Tuesday, September 15 over the Gallatin County Wildcats.
The Wildcats might have been hoping for a Panther letdown following the Panther win over the Burgin Bulldogs last week. The Panthers however relished the victory, liked how it felt and wanted more of the same.
Homecoming Friday night began with smoke and fireworks, but the 5-0 start by the Carroll County Panthers football team is anything but smoke and mirrors.
The Panthers took the field amidst a spray of smoke and fireworks with junior Sarah Beach singing the national anthem. The stands were rocking with a huge crowd to see the Panthers defeat the Walton Verona Bearcats 32-13.
The Lady Panther volleyball team has been waiting to hang a banner in the Panther gym and this year they accomplished that goal.
The 8th region all A tournament was played with the home court advantage and the Lady Panthers took every advantage they could get.
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An above view of Washington.. resembles.. the Goat of Mendes..
I stay dipped with throwaway raps that feed cats
Enough brainwashed to shoot they mans in the back
But not enough to murder Congressmen, get
to do the Trilateral Commission with a Tec
Cause they pull strings of the seen government
Just like the Muppet Show and Jim Henson's the threat
But ya ain' even trying to hear that
Scream "Illuminati" and you not even illuminated, fact
It's not about races or the dollar bill packing
Manhattan island residents just need to start packing
Nobody's saving you from bullets, the rockets
All your prophets are high, and sweat in they pockets
"Death to the masses!", the Feds toast they glasses
You getting slaughtered like lambs
And you're enslaved to fascists
They're going to tell you aliens have got control
But that's a trick to take over the planet as a whole
One world, one order, one government
While you get gassed by flicks, they plotting at the summit
But fuck hearing knowledge - you prefer metaphors
There's no revolution, just a world with new laws
While you in the streets playing the ground like beat
I'll be in the mountains while the gas chamber's deep
Just wait around for death because the news is gonna air it
Don't be chickenshit conformists like your parents
We need to - shoot cops, and hang politicians
Concentrate divisions, concentrate your visions
Burn all the judges, and decision-makers
And bury all their bodies underground in Black-owned acre
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