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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
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Last Saturday I had the privilege of being the moderator at the screening of the film "In a Town This Size." The film is about child sexual abuse by a Bartlesville pediatrician over thirty years ago. I had heard about this abuse but was not aware of the documentary.
The week before Patrick Brown, creator of the film, called and asked if I would be the moderator for the Bartlesville screening. He said he was one of the victims and had been working on the film for over six years. The film had been shown in several states across the country. Now Patrick was bringing his film to the Bartlesville Community Center. The screening would be followed by a dialogue between a panel and the audience.
I talked with several friends who were in Bartlesville during the time of the child sexual abuse and watched the film three times. Watching was very difficult because of the life-long pain being shared on the screen. Victims who are now adults and their parents told their stories. The openness and courage in sharing, as well as the depth of the pain, were startling and amazing.
Clearly something important was going to happen in the Saturday night viewing. I agreed to be the moderator though I was uncertain what would happen. The statute of limitations has long since passed to prosecute the pedophile who violated the children and betrayed the trust of families and friends. Yet, the devastating affects of the abuse continue and deserve to be revealed.
Some friends asked, "What can come of seeing the film and talking about what happened now?" At the beginning of the screening I expressed my hope and prayer for the night:
1. Healing – Continued healing for the victims and their families through openly telling their stories, supporting each other and utilizing counseling resources in our community.
2. Awareness – Promoting awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse by pedophiles and understanding how predators "groom" the children and parents for this abuse.
3. Silence and Justice – Breaking the silence that so often comes with the abuse of children when family and friends know or suspect something is happening, but say nothing. Not speaking up enables the victimization of more children.
Saturday evening four hundred and fifty people attended the screening of "In a Town Our Size." The dialogue with the panel of three victims and a counselor from Samaritan Counseling was open, difficult, honest and wholesome. Having said that, some of the victims and their families are just now beginning to admit and deal with life-long affects of the abuse.
Patrick Brown and his testimonial film is a remarkable gift for the victims and families in the film and the audience. The film is also a call to our community to be informed about child sexual abuse and to be vigilant for the sake of our children today.
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Senior offensive tackle Chris Johnson quietly leads by example
By Jessica Fish
Arizona Athletics Media Relations
Chris Johnson won't get in your face. He isn't outspoken, and he won't let you know what's coming. But you'll remember him once you meet him on the football field.
"He'll line up and just kick your ---," offensive line coach Eric Wolford said.
The 6-3, 315-pound senior is in the best shape of his life, and with 22 starts as an offensive tackle under his belt, he has the know-how to help shut down Wisconsin's defense.
A native of Houston, Texas, Johnson came to Arizona out of North Shore High School to play for former head coach Dick Tomey.
"I loved coach Tomey," Johnson said. "When I first met him, I knew he was the guy I wanted to play for. The school was great and the people here were nice. Everything was perfect."
Unfortunately, perfection doesn't last. Exit Tomey, enter John Mackovic. Two years later: Exit Mackovic, enter Mike Hankwitz.
Johnson knows the routine well by now, his fifth year in the spin of Arizona's revolving-door coaching staff. But this season, under Mike Stoops and yet another brand-new staff, Johnson has re-discovered a taste of the perfection he came to Arizona for.
"I love coach (Stoops)," Johnson said. "If you watch him during the plays, you can tell he's into it. All the coaches are young, and it seems like they just got done playing football themselves, so they've got a grasp on what college football is all about right now. They can relate to the players a lot better this year."
But a younger, more understanding coaching staff doesn't mean practice is any easier than it was under Johnson's three previous coaches. In fact, it's harder, which would account for Johnson being in such good shape this season.
"The workouts are way more intense," Johnson said. "Everything is more crisp, and we're paying more attention. Everything is just way more intense than it was in the past."
Johnson isn't one to shy away from a challenge, though. He started all 12 games at left tackle last year, and his favorite game to date was last season's loss to UCLA, in which he took on Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year Dave Ball.
"(Ball) broke the UCLA sack record last year, and it was a big game for me to be going against him one-on-one," said Johnson, who helped hold Ball to no sacks against Arizona that night.
According to Wolford, Johnson is someone the Wildcats can pretty much take for granted.
"He's kind of a quiet guy," Wolford said. "He shows up on gameday ready to play, and he's one of those guys we can count on game in and game out."
Johnson's dedication to Stoops' program began this summer, long before Arizona fans got their first glimpse of the Wildcats' future.
"Chris did a great job this summer in preparing himself to play well," Stoops said. "His commitment to the program has helped him and his teammates. He sets a good example of how to work hard."
Johnson isn't the guy on the team who needs to open his mouth to distinguish himself. He prefers to stand out in more subtle ways. Take, for instance, his jersey. What's so different about number 59? Well, compare him to the other offensive linemen and chances are you won't find a lower number.
"Most linemen wear 70 or 71 and on up," Johnson said. "I told the coaches to give me the lowest number they had, just so I could be a little different from the other guys."
Another subtle oddity that makes Johnson unique among college football players is his career aspiration. Post-Arizona, Johnson wants to head home to Houston and be a coach or perhaps a teacher. No talk of going pro, though he'll always be a fan of the Dallas Cowboys and Jerome Bettis in particular.
Why Bettis?
"He's a really big running back," Johnson said. "And I was always big and I always wanted to play that position, so I always looked up to him because he held it down for the big guys."
While his childhood aspirations of becoming a running back have altered a bit, Johnson has made an impressive career for himself on the Wildcats' offensive line. Even caught amongst the dynamics of Arizona's coaching woes during his tenure in Tucson, Johnson has quietly made a name for himself.
This year will be no different. Johnson hopes to end his career at Arizona with something new and different of late: a winning season with a team that per-forms as a whole.
"We're more of a team now than we have been in the past," Johnson said. "We got to know each other better as players, and we got to know the coaches better than we have in the past. We grew a lot closer, and I think we can do big things this year."
Article first appeared in the Sept. 18 Arizona footbal game program


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As a Senior in 2013: AVCA First Team All-American ... Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American ... AVCA All-Pacific North Region ... All-Pac-12 Conference ... 2014 Honda Award Nominee ... named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/14) and Defensive Player of the Week (11/18) ... led the Pac-12 with 1.43 blocks per set (13th nationally) and ranked third with a .429 hitting percentage (10th nationally) ... became just the third Cardinal player to reach the 600 career block plateau (614), and finished third all-time with 1.38 blocks per set ... held a .392 career hitting percentage equaling the second-best mark in program history ... led the team with 13 kills and eight blocks in the season opener at UC Santa Barbara (8/30) ... hit .450 (10-1-20) with two blocks in a loss to then-No. 8 Florida (9/7) ... posted a career-best .833 attack percentage (10-0-12) against Air Force (9/12) ... recorded a season-high 16 kills and tied her career high with three aces against Saint Mary's (9/20) ... tallied 14 kills and seven blocks at California (9/25) ... led the team with 13 kills and six blocks in a sweep at then-No. 16 UCLA ... posted 11 kills on a .421 attack percentage at then-No. 2 USC (10/4) ... led all players with 10 kills and five blocks in a sweep over Utah (10/11) ... posted 10 kills and a .529 hitting percentage for the second straight match, a sweep over Colorado (10/12) ... tied her career-high with three assists at Washington State (10/18) ... hit .550 with 11 kills and seven blocks in a sweep over then-No. 20 Oregon (10/23) ... led the team with 10 kills and five blocks as Stanford handed Colorado (11/8) its first Pac-12 home loss of the year ... recorded her first double-double of the year with 10 kills a season-best 12 blocks at Oregon (11/14) ... led the team with 11 kills on a .733 attack percentage and a match-high six blocks against Hampton (12/5) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... hit .429 (11-2-21) and collected five blocks against No. 10 Minnesota (12/13) in the Sweet Sixteen ... Senior CLASS Award First Team.
2013 Match-By-Match Statistics
As a Junior in 2012: AVCA and Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American ... AVCA All-Pacific Region ... All-Pac-12 Conference ... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/22 & 11/5) ... appeared in 118 sets as a starting middle blocker ... ranked 16th nationally and third in the Pac-12 with 1.45 blocks per set ... led the Pac-12 with a .399 hitting percentage, ranking ninth in the nation ... finished 10-1-15 (.600) with six blocks in the season opener against Saint Mary's (8/24) ... tallied a season-high 17 kills and a .625 attack percentage to go with seven blocks in a win over then-No. 18 Florida ... tied her season-high with 17 kills on a season-best .667 attack percentage and recorded six blocks versus Pacific (9/8) ... finished 11-1-19 (.526) with five blocks versus USF (9/14) ... led the team with 14 kills, eight blocks and a season high two aces at Saint Mary's (9/15) ... had 14 kills on a .458 attack percentage to go with six blocks in a sweep over Cal (9/19) ... went 15-0-24 (.625) with five blocks at Arizona (9/28) ... recorded a season high 12 blocks at Arizona State (9/30) ... led the team with 15 kills on a season high 35 attempts with eight blocks versus Oregon (10/5) ... totaled 11 kills, five digs and six blocks in a five-set win over UCLA (10/12) ... led the team with 15 kills and a .382 attack percentage at Washington (10/19) ... hit .467 with 16 kills and seven blocks at WSU (10/21) ... hit a career-high .706 (12-0-17) at OSU (11/2) ... led the team with 10 kills and nine blocks in a sweep at then-No. 2 Oregon (11/4) ... tied her career high, hitting .706 (12-0-17) against WSU (11/7) ... went 8-0-15 (.533) with four blocks and a career high three assists at Cal (11/23) ... recorded seven kills and four blocks on a .667 hitting percentage in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Jackson State ... posted five kills and five blocks against Western Kentucky in the second round ... named to the Berkeley Regional all-tournament team ... named to the Chevron Rainbow Wahine and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic all-tournament teams ... selected as the MVP of the Stanford Invitational.
2012 Match-By-Match Statistics
As a Sophomore in 2011: Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American ... AVCA All-America honorable mention ... AVCA All-Pacific Region pick ... All-Pac-12 Conference selection ... started all 30 matches at middle blocker ... led the Pac-12 and ranked second in the nation with 1.63 blocks per set, which was fourth all-time on Stanford's single season list ... finished with 184 blocks, fifth-most in a single season by a Stanford player ... her .383 hitting percentage ranked third in the conference and was ninth-best in a single season at Stanford ... averaged 3.16 kills and 0.87 digs per set ... totaled 10 kills, eight digs and nine blocks in the season opener against Delaware (8/27) ... recorded 11 kills and five digs at Rice (8/28) ... recorded nine blocks against Notre Dame (9/2) ... registered 14 kills with 12 digs for her first collegiate double-double against Duke (9/3) ... totaled 24 kills, 14 digs and 13 blocks in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic ... collected 11 kills, four digs and six blocks in the Pac-12 opener at California (9/13) ... hit .417 (12-2-24) with six blocks at UCLA (9/23) ... posted 10 kills and seven blocks at USC (9/24) ... went 12-1-21 (.524) against ASU (9/30) ... hit .480 with 14 kills and nine blocks versus Arizona (10/2) ... recorded 15 kills with five blocks at Oregon (10/8) ... was 10-1-18 (.500) with four blocks in the win over No. 2 Washington (10/15) ... had 18 kills to go with eight blocks at Arizona State (10/22) ... hit .611 (11-0-18) against USC (10/28) ... led the team with 14 kills, six digs and five blocks at Colorado (11/3) ... went 13-1-22 (.545) with seven blocks at WSU (11/13) ... hit a season-best .692 (18-0-26) against Oregon (11/18) ... posted a career high 22 kills versus California (11/25) ... set a new career high with 13 blocks against Sacred Heart (12/2) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... posted 10 kills and four blocks in the second round versus Michigan (12/3) ... Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (9/12) ... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/3), became the first conference player to earn offensive and defensive player of the week in the same season ... selected to the Rice Invitational, Stanford Invitational and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic all-tournament teams.
2011 Match-By-Match Statistics
As a Freshman in 2010: Named to the 2010 All-Pac-10 Freshmen Team ... saws action in 106 sets as a middle blocker ... her .329 attack percentage ranked ninth in the Pac-10 ... second on the team with 0.97 blocks per set and fourth with 228 points ... posted season highs 13 kills on 20 attempts for a .600 attack percentage against Pepperdine on Aug. 28 ... Also totaled a season-best eight blocks against the Waves, and matched that at Oregon on Oct. 29 and versus UCLA on Nov. 5 ... registered season highs of two assists, three aces and a .700 hitting percentage (7-0-10) at Washington State (11/12) ... finished with a career-best six digs at Washington (11/13) ... tallied five kills, five blocks and three aces in her first career NCAA Tournament match against Albany (12/3) ... followed up with three kills and three blocks against Colorado State in the Second Round (12/4) ... totaled two kills and two blocks in the Regional Semifinal win over Ohio State (12/10) ... went 9-1-17 for a .471 attack percentage in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11) ... earned her first career all-tournament honors at the MCM Elegante Lobo Classic (Aug. 27-29).
2010 Match-By-Match Statistics
High School: A 2010 graduate of Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta, Calif. ... a four-year letterwinner ... also lettered four times in track and field and once in basketball ... captained her volleyball team as a senior ... listed at No. 4 in the nation in PrepVolleyball's Senior Aces rankings ... led the team to the CIF Division 1-A southern California title ... team was a runner-up in 2008 ... team was a two-time Channel League Champion ... won the 2009 Oxnard, Queens, and California Challenge Tournaments, as well as the 2008 Kauai Invitational ... team was also a runner-up at the 2009 Archbishop Mitty Tournament ... winner of the 2010 CIF academic award ... 2010 Dos Pueblos High School Top Female Athlete ... 2009 PrepVolleyball High School All-American ... a 2009 Volleyball Magazine's First Team All-American ... three-time All-Channel League first team pick ... two-time MVP ... two-time CIF Southern Section Division 1-A first team selection ... two-time Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable Volleyball Player of the Year ... ESPN Rise Girls State Athlete of the Week ... two-time Gatorade State Player of the Year finalist ... holds Dos Pueblos High School's discus record with a throw of 136'9".
Club Competition: Played for Santa Barbara Volleyball Club ... team won the 2010 southern California Junior National Qualifier ... team also made three Junior Olympic appearances, taking third place in 2006 and fifth place in 2007 and 2008.
National Team Experience: Competed with the U.S. Junior National Team at the 2011 FIVB Women's Junior (U-20) World Championship in Lima and Trujilla, Peru ... team captain of the 2009 U.S. Youth National Team, which competed in the summer 2009 World Championships in Thailand ... gold medalist with the team for the NORCECA Championships in Puerto Rico in 2008 ... member of the second-place U.S. Select A1 Team for the Youth International Division of the High Performance Championships in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in 2007.
Personal: Daughter of Ron and Kathy Wopat ... Ron placed 12th at the 1980 Olympic Trials in decathlon and was one of the eight members of the 1981 U.S. decathlon team ... Kathy competed in gymnastics and track and field at the University of California, Santa Barbara ... major is human biology ... enjoys traveling, reading, hiking, and going to the beach ... full name is Carly Anelalani Wopat.
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Holy smokes, this season is flying! This episode was okay for me, kind of meh. Now that it is down to the Upolu 6 and Cochran I'm sure things will get more interesting. Bring on the end-game and bring on the Bloggy-Blog!
BRODEMPTION ISLAND- Jim arrives at Brodemption Island (and it IS a Brodemption island, they even said the word "bro" so it is confirmed) and announces what we all have been thinking: Coach is running the show. This is totally déjà vu for me. Everyone that went to Redemption Island on my season was all like, "Rob is running things. Why don't these people vote him out?!" We all were called zombies and robots and now the same names are being thrown around. Edna's a zombie, Rick and Brandon are zombies, Upolu is a cult, and so on. Why is it always zombies? Zombies are gross and eat peoples' brains. What about some new terms now that we're reaching our mid-twenties in Survivor life? I want to hear someone say: "Those people are a bunch of geese, always in that darn V" or "She's such a carpenter ant." It just has to be said with an uber straight face.
OZZY WINS, DUH. Ozzy wins the duel, sending Keith and Jim home (or to the Secret Double Redemption Island, stay tuned). I will miss Jim.
TE-TUNA. So back at the tribe awkwardly named after a fish, life goes on. Whitney has some great confessionals about the Upolu flock, and says "I don't understand how these smart people can be so stupid" and can't believe everyone thinks they are going to the end with Coach. That again sounds strikingly familiar. Awkward. In immunity challenge news, props to the Sophster for winning two immunity challenges!
ALBERT THE ANTI-GRANT- You have to hand it to Albert, he is definitely playing to win and I was so hoping that he, Cochran and Sophie would mix it up and align with Dawn and Whitney. Question: Instead of proposing to vote off Edna (who is probably a bigger goat than Coach) why not just vote out Coach while he has the idol? It turns out that Sophie wasn't too hot on the idea, but in actuality it was probably smarter for her to stick with her original alliance. Either way, I was happy to see Albert thinking outside of the box and playing the game. Plus, he "honestly, truly, legitimately feels" things. Did everyone catch that phrase? Who says that?! Cute.
BYE BYE SAVAII- With a double elimination episode, the two Savaii sistas were voted out. Now what? We have the original Upolu and Cochran and things are bound to get interesting. What did you guys think? Will Mama Meehan dawnminate Redemption Island? What will Ozzy climb next? Will Cochran find a crack in the BRACES?
Check out Nicole Has A Girlcast live on Friday(tomorrow) at 12 pm EST or in the archives for some chatty-chat about Survivor, boys, and things girly things! There will be no holding back, join in on the fun! Xoxo DreDre
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The Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito bullying scandal has come to a conclusion based on an investigative report by NFL investigator Ted Wells released on Friday. As ESPN reports on Feb. 14, the report has confirmed Martin's allegations of bullying, concluding that Miami Dolphins players Richie Incognito, John Jerry and Mike Pouncey indeed engaged in a patter of harassment.
According to findings from the report, the harassment didn't stop at Martin. Another young Dolphins offensive linemen and an assistant trainer were also on the receiving end of the harassment. In the investigation that began on Nov. 6, Wells found that the players led by Incognito displayed a deep level of verbal abuse on the trainer and the other player.
"The Report finds that the assistant trainer repeatedly was the object of racial slurs and other racially derogatory language; that the other offensive lineman was subjected to homophobic name-calling and improper physical touching; and that Martin was taunted on a persistent basis with sexually explicit remarks about his sister and his mother and at times ridiculed with racial insults and other offensive comments."
As Jonathan Martin was accused of making up the claims, the report proves otherwise. Wells did find evidence of the bullying and harassment claims which led to Incognito's eventual suspension. It also conflicts Incognito's recent claims that he was innocent of all claims as his intent was to point doubt back at Martin and his intentions.
Wells had thousands of voluntarily produced documents, including text messages, emails and team polices to back up his findings. He also completed more than 100 interviews with players, coaches and front-office personnel.
The only part of Martin's allegations that the findings do not support is that he suffered emotional distress at the hands of his teammates. Although the harassment may have led to lasting emotional distress for Martin, it was not the intent of Incognito and the other players named.
The Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross states that he is reviewing the report and the team is doing further research on the "serious allegations."
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Free outdoor parking available on hotel property. In addition, heated underground parking is available at a daily fee at our premier property the
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No elevators, only stair access to 2nd and 3rd floor. Please ask for ground floor room if needed;
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Despite the current problems regarding healthcare delivery in the United States, we enjoy a high level of healthcare encompassing virtually all medical specialties. Many nations around the globe have a far more primitive level of healthcare. One such nation is Haiti, which suffers from a tremendous burden of arthritis, lupus, and other rheumatic diseases. At present, there are only two rheumatologists to serve the nation's entire population of more than 10 million. Due to a lack of access to a well-trained specialist, many patients with these conditions are misdiagnosed or remain untreated.
To address this problem, UCLA Health System announced on May 15 that the University of California Haiti Initiative was joining forces with the State University of Haiti Medical School and physicians at UCLA to train a new Haitian rheumatologist at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica, and in Thousand Oaks. Dr. Wilciane-Claire Belliot, a capable young physician from Haiti, has been selected for the training, which will prepare her to care for patients at Haiti's busiest, public teaching hospital. In addition, the training will help her establish Haiti's first rheumatology clinic. After completion of her training, Dr. Belliot will serve as a professor at the State University of Haiti's School of Medicine where she will help train Haiti's next generation of physicians.
UCLA Spark, an online crowdfunding platform for innovative projects that is underway at UCLA, will host a 30-day campaign beginning May 15. It has the goal of raising $5,000 to bring Dr. Belliot to UCLA this summer for a portion of her training; she will have an opportunity to work side-by-side with some of the world's best rheumatologists at UCLA. "This is a great opportunity to help fill a major medical need in Haiti since few health resources in the country are currently targeting rheumatic diseases," noted UCLA rheumatologist Dr. Rebecca Gordon, the project's faculty lead. Funding raised beyond $5,000 during the crowdfunding campaign will be earmarked for the establishment of Haiti's first rheumatology clinic.
After returning to Haiti following the training, Dr. Belliot will participate in continuous medical training from visiting rheumatologists throughout the University of California. Furthermore, she will receive remote lectures and maintain a close mentorship with Dr. Gordon. "We hope to raise funds to help bring Dr. Belliot to UCLA, including covering her flight, housing, food, transport, visa fee and short-term health insurance," explained Sophia Lykke, Chapter Director of the UC Haiti Initiative at UCLA.
The campaign dialogue can be followed on Twitter at www.twitter.com/UCHAITIorg, and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/UCHAITIorg. For additional information, to view a video, and support the project, click on this link.
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UCLA notes that its Division of Rheumatology is ranked among the Top 10 across the nation by U.S. News & World Report. UCLA rheumatologists provide consultation, diagnosis and treatment for simple to complex rheumatic diseases, including general rheumatology and arthritis, lupus, scleroderma, myositis, gout and osteoarthritis. In addition to providing a full range of advanced and effective conventional therapies, UCLA integrates complementary methods such as acupuncture. The division also has an active research and training program. For more information or to make an appointment, visit the website: www.rheumatology.ucla.edu, or call 310-825-2448.


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UNDEFEATED is a season in pictures of the amazing Bainbridge High School freshman football team who went 8-0 and won the Seattle Metro League Championship. From the first game against Nathan Hale and ending with a dramatic win at East Side Catholic this book contains pictures from all 8 exciting games. Enjoy.
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The LISTSERV email list management system is accessible through the LISTSERV web interface at www.princeton.edu/lists. List subscribers click the link for Subscribers Corner to access lists that you are subscribed to as well as modify subscriber options or subscribe to new lists. If you are not already logged in, click the log in link on the Subscribers Corner page. If you have an active Princeton email address (firstname.lastname@example.com), login to LISTSERV using your Princeton email address and University password.
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Funkagenda - One Day At A TimeTRCR049 - May 26th, 2014
The greatest works of art begin from a place of deep emotional truth. Those who are aware of the well-known phrase 'One Day At A Time' will know that it's one of the creeds of Alcoholics Anonymous -- it's a sentiment that's poignantly reinforced by the powerful recording at the beginning of this song. This is the deeper, more raw side of Funkagenda, and the genuine core of this tune will undoubtedly deeply resonate with a broad cross-section of people.
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One of my closest friends in the world, Karla, just launched her new Website http://www.mygenerationgreen.net. In a serious time of recession it's great to see a website come along and give people that are struggling a way to save several dollars.
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Wide awake thinking of you,
maybe it's the too much energy drinks,
maybe it's the lack of sleep,
maybe this is the best moment,
those days before you fall into a deep trance.
Is that what keeps me awake?
Think about talking to you,
stuttering when I want to ask you,
can I take you out for ice cream?
can you grant the one wish from my dream?
can I take you out for dinner then a movie?
can I be the one you fall for too?
these endless thoughts of being with you.
Is that what keeps me awake?
Wishing I could look into your eyes,
see your beautiful smile when you say good morning,
your sexy lips,
I wish I could ignore you,
but you make it extremely hard.
Am I suppose to work under these conditions?
Do you feel the same tingle in your stomach?
that I have when I hear your angelic voice.
Is that what keeps me awake?
Why don't I have the courage to ask you?
Why do you look so sexy every time I see you?
How the hell does my work keep getting done?
If you were mine I'd give you the world,
and then the moon,
and then the stars in the sky.
I guess these are the moments we live for.
I gotta get some sleep.
I need to know.
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Risk of postnatal exposure to Sarcocystis neurona ...
|Risk of postnatal exposure to Sarcocystis neurona and Neospora hughesi in horses
|P. Duarte, P. A. Conrad, W. D. Wilson, G. L. Ferraro, A. E. Packham, J. Bowers-Lepore, T. E. Carpenter, I. A. Gardner
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|Objective - To estimate risk of exposure and age at first exposure to Sarcocystis neurona and Neospora hughesi and time to maternal antibody decay in foals. Animals - 484 Thoroughbred and Warmblood foals from 4 farms in California. Procedure - Serum was collected before and after colostrum ingestion and at 3-month intervals thereafter. Samples were tested by use of the indirect fluorescent antibody test; cutoff titres were ≥40 and ≥160 for S. neurona and N. hughesi, respectively. Results - Risk of exposure to S. neurona and N. hughesi during the study were 8.2% and 3.1%, respectively. Annual rate of exposure was 3.1% for S. neurona and 1.7% for N. hughesi. There was a significant difference in the risk of exposure to S. neurona among farms but not in the risk of exposure to N. hughesi. Median age at first exposure was 1.2 years for S. neurona and 0.8 years for N. hughesi. Highest prevalence of antibodies against S. neurona and N. hughesi was 6% and 2.1%, respectively, at a mean age of 1.7 and 1.4 years, respectively. Median time to maternal antibody decay was 96 days for S. neurona and 91 days for N. hughesi. There were no clinical cases of equine protozoal myeloenchaphlitis (EPM). Conclusions and Clinical Relevance - Exposure to S. neurona and N. hughesi was low in foals between birth and 2.5 years of age. Maternally acquired antibodies may cause false-positive results for 3 or 4 months after birth, and EPM was a rare clinical disease in horses ≤2.5 years of age.
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Oakland Raiders rumors about Mark Sanchez might make sense for the team. As the 2014 NFL Draft approaches, Oakland Raiders rumors indicate that Sanchez will become one of the targets for acquisition this offseason. According to a report from CBS Sports on Saturday (March 15), the veteran of the New York Jets hasn't even been released yet, so this is a projection that might not come into focus for a while.
Brandon Weeden To Dallas Cowboys?
Other quarterbacks that the team is going to look at include Matt Schaub, Josh Freeman, and Michael Vick. Vick could be the easiest of the group to acquire quickly, especially since he doesn't have a home after the Philadelphia Eagles put full support behind Nick Foles. The plan here would be to bring in someone that can take over as the starter until a new young quarterback is ready to step in for the long-term. That new solution will likely come with the fifth overall selection in the upcoming draft.
Blake Bortles, Teddy Bridgewater, or Johnny Manziel could become the team's selection in the first round, with each of the prospects popping up in Oakland Raiders rumors at some point this offseason. Offering something like a sixth round selection to the New York Jets for Mark Sanchez could also get that deal done, with head coach Rex Ryan likely turning to Geno Smith as the permanent solution there. If the Houston Texans end up making Matt Schaub available first, though, a deal could be struck there as well.
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The New England Regional Finals of the 2014 Little League World Series is here, as Connecticut (Fairfield) battles Rhode Island (Cumberland) in a game that will be televised on ESPN (TV schedule) and streaming live on WatchESPN with English and Spanish (en vivo) commentary/audio. According to an Aug. 7 CT Post report, first pitch for Game 29 of the LLWS 2014 is scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern Time from Giamatti Little League Center in Bristol, Conn.
For Fairfield, Conn., this team is coming off a very impressive performance in their semifinal game against Massachusetts on Thursday. Behind stellar pitching and timely hitting, the top-seeded squad cruised to a 9-0 victory to earn a spot in the New England Regional Finals.
For Cumberland, R.I., runs were certainly not at a premium in their semifinal clash against Maine two days ago. Currently ranked as the second-seed in the region, this team came away on the wining end of a barnburner, earning a spot in the finale to the tune of 13-4.
As reported by The Courant on Aug. 8, the winner of this TV and live stream encounter will earn a spot in this year's 2014 Little League World Series, which begins Aug. 14 in Williamsport, Penn. For the Fairfield American Little League team, this year's group will be trying to become the third straight Fairfield county squad to qualify for the big tournament.
"We want to have fun, right, our objective here all week was to lead the tournament in fun," said Fairfield manager Mike Steed. "They're great kids, they get along great ... We have our routine, we have our work that we get in, these guys are great at putting their work together but we're also here to have fun and enjoy ourselves. We're looking forward to the game, we think it'll be a lot of fun with those guys."
LLWS 2014 baseball fans simply cannot afford to miss what will be a great battle of the top two seeds in the New England Regional bracket. Tune to big ESPN (DirecTV 206) at 7 p.m. ET to watch it live on your TV sets, or simply click on the link provided above to launch the free online live stream, which is available with English and Spanish (en vivo) commentary/audio.


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Today is Presidents' Day, some of you were lucky for an extra day off while others worked on this monday. Either way whatever you're doing, these five classic movies are perfect to watch for this day and for any day really...
1. "Jefferson in Paris" (1995)
James Ivory directed "Jefferson in Paris," a film that had Nick Nolte played Jefferson in the movie. The film looked at Jefferson's years as the Ambassdor of the U.S. to France.
2. "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" (1940)
Henry Fonda was a great actor who played Lincoln, but for this writer, Raymond Massey takes the cake for best Lincoln lookalike, though both movies are great to watch. The Fonda film was a John Ford film called, "Young Mr. Lincoln." The Massey film was directed by John Cromwell.
3. "Nixon" (1995)
"Nixon" was a 90s Oliver Stone film that had Anthony Hopkins as the President Richard Nixon. Joan Allen played Pat Nixon.
4. "Truman" (1995)
"Truman" another '95 president movie, this one was created by HBO. Gary Sinise played Harry S. Truman. Sinise won an Golden Globe for his role and the film won other awards.
Henry King directed this biopic and Alexander Knox starred as the president. According to it's wiki, the film first broadcasted on TCM on February 8!
So on this day or any other day, watch this diverse list of presidential movies.


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Some people ARE do-do, and some people DO do the most. Ray J falls into neither category. For some people.
For us, his tweet to Kim Kardashian earlier Thursday morning was pretty hilarious. Kim tweeted: "Keep your life in a positive perspective. We are not defined by our pasts," and Ray J added "Lol," as a response.
Ouch. Apparently, lil Ray-Ray finds her tweet ironic, considering the two of them made a sex tape, released in 2003, which pivoted Kim's career. The boy
is still do-do does have a point.
In any case, Ray J appeared on Power106 this morning, explaining his tweet: "I felt like it was real, what [Kim Kardashian said]. I kinda laughed about it, 'cause it was 100."
He then said of Kimye: "I wish 'em the best. Life is a roller-coaster, so you never know what's gonna happen. But I wish 'em the best, much success to both of 'em."
But Ray did not stop; he continued: "yo, this whole thing is like a Magic Mountain experience." Of course, Kimye were photographed at the Six Flags Magic Mountain amusement park earlier this week - so, can we say...total jab?
We can, but Ray J said, "I don't want people to take [this] any kind of way, I'm just havin' fun." The singer also said he loves Kanye's music.
Womp. What do you think of this Ray J fiasco?
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One bill to beatdiscrimination
Tue 20th Nov, 2012 in Local News
The federal government is planning to consolidate its national anti-discrimination laws – getting specific about those who discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
A draft bill revealed this week by Attorney-General Nicola Roxon (pictured) and Senator Penny Wong aims to consolidate five separate statutes into one piece of legislation covering a range of possible discrimination about race, age, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity, among several others. Here's the complete list:
The phrase 'gender identity' in the proposed law aims to include both transgender and intersex people:
The fresh laws aim to make it easier for people who have put up with "unfavorable treatment" in various situations to make a complaint, and shifts the burden of proof onto the respondent to justify their discriminatory actions.
Applied to various areas of life, the anti-discrimination law may govern issues in the workplace, education, access to public places, the division of goods and services, provision of accommodation, membership of clubs and more.
For just one example, aged care homes will now no longer be able to block people who are gay or transgender from their services.
Exemptions to the law by religious groups would still continue under the proposed changes, however.
Submissions by various Australian LGBT groups were received to inform the draft legislation, including the NSW Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby, Transgender Victoria, the National LGBTI Health Alliance, the Victorian Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby, and the Tasmanian Gay & Lesbian Rights Group.
The Australian Government's draft Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill 2012 is available to view online here.


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Author blossom4asl ( ago)
If this is a true "deaf ministry" they would have deaf people involved! A
deaf ministry means that deaf people lead as well doing what they are
called to do weather it be signing music teaching bible study or being
greeters or helpers. I am a deaf woman in ministry and interpreters do
play a part but not the whole entire part. People need to be educated in
what a deaf ministry is. Don't claim yourself as a deaf ministry unless
you have deaf people involved in ministry not just sitting there in a tight
lil nit group in the pews and you show them off as ministry, thats a NO
NO! Deaf are hands on visual type of people. Please have them involved we
are the body of Christ we should be allowing everyone to bring forth the
light in Christ Jesus! Yes she signs signed english which i don't teach or
acknowledge! I stay true to ASL and how we deaf people do it!
Author David Pledger ( ago)
the interpretation was clear but boring. I seen no expression. next time
you do a song try asl. in doing so you wont have to sign so many word. what
I am saying don't sign the words but sign the meaning. Break the form and
go for the meaning
Author Laurie P ( ago)
I completely agree. And although signed English is an easy way for new
signers to learn to do music, i wish more people were committed to
continuing PAST THAT and learning how to truly translate into their
language, which is ASL. Different in look, flow and structure.
Author MsFyathyrio ( ago)
I understood the song; however, it was more signed English than I'm use too
seeing. Aliandsamson, no one is arguing with you. The below discussion
board seemed to be fair and accurate. Even though you say you are deaf and
no one has the right to debate your opinion, other deaf people like myself
see this as Signed English. We all have opinions and should allow others to
have there's as well.
Author joz365 ( ago)
Absolutely Marvelous!
Author Myrta Gschaar ( ago)
Yes, She signed it perfectly. I am hearing and have a deaf ministry.
Author GloryB2Jesus ( ago)
I'm going to sign this song for church on Sunday and I love it. But my ASL
is terrible so most of my music is pigeon signed. I'm learning and I can
only ask that any deaf in the audience bear with me and forgive any
Author John Nichols ( ago)
this does look like "SEE" more than asl... but at least some hearing folks
seem interested in the deaf...
Author Erthanianlady ( ago)
This is more English then ASL. She needs to use facial expression to convey
meaning and some of the grammer instead of using a sign for about every
English word.
Author Carol Freeman ( ago)
@MusicInMotion67 i know right? thats what gets confusing about learning
asl, so many people use signed english that after awile you just wanna give
up :\
Author dancechic98 ( ago)
I signed this is kids choir!! This lady in the video did it ALL wrong!!!!
Author Karen Sawyer ( ago)
She signed this song in Signed English or maybe even PSE which is simply
ASL signs but English structure. I wish if people say they are putting up
an "ASL" video, that it would actually be done in ASL and not SEE or PSE,
that's a little disappointing. There simply isn't many quality ASL signers
on here when it comes to songs :-/
Author Karen Sawyer ( ago)
@Prehensile777: She didn't sign comforter, you said you know how to sign
COMFORT if you're signing it correctly, then all you do is sign COMFORT
AGENT which simply represents that it's a person. It's signed just like
PERSON but you're not using the "P" letter you're just bringing your hands
down PO (Palm Orientation) facing one another & simply come down this is
typically used at the ending of a sign and is called a compound sign,
meaning it takes more than one sign for the meaning to be clear.
Author Heather Tams ( ago)
:) I get to sign this song for church on sunday!
Author sign4uall ( ago)
@Prehensile777 Well, it would help if it was a captioned song.
Author Prehensile777 ( ago)
@sign4uall if you follow the song & what she signs it matches up with the
word comforter in the song. Soft/wet-person can also be used for gentle
person, but yea. Comforter would work better for it. Ah well.
Author sign4uall ( ago)
@Prehensile777 So THAT'S the word? I know how to sign COMFORT, I just
didn't know the word at number 46. Thank you.
Author Prehensile777 ( ago)
@sign4uall Yea. Comforter was definitely signed wrong. I would explain how
to sign it properly, but just google search ASL comforter and an online
dictionary will show the right sign. Ah well. Good effort.
Author sign4uall ( ago)
@ktloveland I was perplexed by MY WET-PERSON or MY SOFT-PERSON. What is the
words there? Number 46.
Author angelcake4 ( ago)
I sang this song in my church choir and loved it, and with the signs its
very moving and beautiful
Author An H ( ago)
Thank you for posting this video! It's such an encouragement to me!!!!
Author SignLanguageLaura ( ago)
PSE (pigeon), but still a very good job. Well done.
Author sean scullewaig ( ago)
You sign more ESL than ASL ....
Author vphillip24 ( ago)
BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for posting one of my favorite songs in a beautiful
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Last month's concert by Voices of Music in San Francisco involved a rather unique reconstruction of a Christmas Vespers service that might have been held in St. Mark's Basilica in Venice in the year 1630. The settings for the five Psalms of the service (109, 110, 111, 112, and 116) were by Alessandro Grandi, who had served as vice maestro di cappella at St. Mark's, making him "second in command" to Claudio Monteverdi. The remaining sections of the service drew upon music by Claudio Monteverdi and Tarquinio Merula.
At the beginning of this month Voices of Music released its latest HD video to YouTube, and the performance was taken from this concert. The selection is Monteverdi's setting of "Cantate Domino canticum novum" (sing to the Lord a new song), which combines verses from Psalm 96 and Psalm 98. The setting pairs three vocal lines for two sopranos (Laura Heimes and Jennifer Ellis Kampani) and one baritone (John Taylor Ward) with three instrumental lines for two violins (Carla Moore and Elizabeth Blumenstock) and one viola (Lisa Grodin), resulting in some of Monteverdi's richest polyphonic writing. The continuo is provided by William Skeen on gamba, David Tayler on archlute, and Hanneke van Proosdij on organ.
The other upload from this concert currently available on YouTube is "Hor ch'è tempo di dormire" (now that it's time to sleep), a "spiritual canzonetta" composed by Merula in 1639 (a slight departure from music for the 1630 service). Compared to the Monteverdi motet, this depiction of the Virgin Mary watching her sleeping baby and experiencing a waking dream about his future involves an elaborate soprano line sung (by Kampani) over a bass line consisting of only two repeated notes. Those notes are first performed (with harmonic embellishment) by Tayler's archlute, which is then joined, as the song unfolds, by Skeen's gamba and Proosdij's organ. This song is practically operatic in its rhetoric and was one of the most memorable selections of the full concert.


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As you may have noticed, the CAG is currently closed in preparation for Kelly Richardson'sLegion, exciting new installations which open next Thursday. I have really been looking forward to this one! Flipping through Richardson's recent publication The Last Frontier, I've begun to get an idea of what this exhibition has in store. For her projection and photographic works, Richardson digitally alters her own photographs and video to create environments which raise questions about our relationship with the natural world. As an art history student, I have definitely studied my fair share of landscape-themed pieces, mainly traditional oil paintings from earlier centuries. Looking through past exhibitions and CAG publications, I have found it interesting how this theme of "landscape" has been tackled in other exhibitions here at the CAG in very unique and innovative ways.
In 2000, the CAG published Quick aging pivoting city to accompany artist Eleanor Bond's exhibition. Bond's paintings approached a different type of environment; the urban landscape. These large-scale paintings were not meant to represent existing and specific places, rather, they incorporated both actual and imaginary forms. Exploring Vancouver for ten days, the artist took photographs and made videos, and used these as the source to create her own constructed environments on canvas. For me, the knowledge of this process creates uncertainty when looking at these pieces about what is "actual" and what is not.
Cai Guo Qiang's Performing Chinese Ink Painting was a performance made at the CAG in 2001 involving three different artists, each rendering their own versions of the same site in the same medium. Not only did this bring together the Eastern tradition of ink drawing with the more recent rise of Western performance art, it also posed questions about the "reality" of landscape painting. Although the artists were using the same specific landscape as inspiration, they each constructed their own distinct interpretations. Like Richardson's installations which feature modified landscapes, the artists used this single landscape as a starting point to create works with augmented and altered meaning.
Sentimental Journey at the CAG in 2009 invited a group of artists from British Columbia to engage with ideas of the personal journey based on eighteenth and nineteenth century Romanticism. In this exhibition, it was not necessarily "landscapes" that were put on view. Instead, the artists went on their own expeditions, gathering information from the spaces they experienced to create their own individual pieces. The resulting works did not necessarily picture the landscapes themselves. While much of the work produced would be seen by many as completely different to the traditional idea of landscape in art history, when you think about it, both these and more conventional styles of landscape painting are based on an artist's own experience looking at, or journeying through, a specific space.
The CAG's LANDSCAPE publication examines even more of this subject and is available in our bookshop. Come check out Kelly Richardson's Legion next week to experience for yourself her awesome and immersive pieces—the opening is on Thursday July 10 from 7-10pm and the exhibition is on until August 31!
– Kelli Sturkenboom
The Contemporary Art Gallery presents a survey exhibition of work by Canadian artist Kelly Richardson, best known for her immersive projection works which create environments prompting a questioning of our relationship to the natural world.
The universe Richardson constructs can seem somewhat bleak, devoid of all but the strangest forms of life, and notionally touching upon issues within ecological discussion and environmental debate. Yet if we consider nature not as omniscient, but mediated, appropriated, subjugated and vulnerable, then by examining any simple concept of the "natural", Richardson actually makes the interrogation even more urgent. Immense and unsettling projections show animated scenes of primordial swamps or forests, desolate moonscapes or eerie holographic trees flickering in and out of view. And yet the videos are open-ended, drawing us in to develop our own narratives for these unsettling scenes, which could be humanity's last attempt at caring for a ruined planet. Even though she leaves the questions unanswered, it's clear that she is suggesting we should project farther into the future than we're comfortable doing, a quality enhanced in understanding how these works are made. A particular quality in Richardson's videos– in addition to technical facility and her embrace of beauty as a way to prime us about the disturbing undercurrents snaking through her otherwise seductive work – is the way she seems to look back from the future.
The exhibition comprises a selection of recent major projections and photographs. In the large-scale, multi-screen installation of Leviathan (2011) we are confronted with an all-encompassing projection. Through the image and its reflections on walls and floors, it occupies or rather infiltrates the space, implicating us as audience as we simultaneously behold and are contained within the image. It asserts itself, with its Biblical title, as suggestive of some kind of apocalyptic flood, the swirling water appearing to almost envelop and swallow up the viewer. The works too are in many other ways absorbing; they elicit a terrible beauty through the seduction of surface. And yet this slow, churning motion becomes almost hypnotic, a narcotic mesmerizing image, an illusion perhaps not at odds with the evocation of a notional poisonous or toxic liquid; a substance that is at once of our world but at the same time transforming, of becoming somewhere else.
Richardson's work touches also on the notion of the sublime, that mixture of awe, hope and fear that reveals something uncomfortable about the depth and darkness of human desire. While technically pristine, in part through the process of computer manipulation and invention of form, her work has precedents in sources as seemingly disparate as the romantic landscape paintings of the late 18th century or the B-horror and science-fiction films of the 1970s and 80s. She has stated: "I'm interested in that contradiction at this critical time in human history when current predictions for our future are not just unsettling, but terrifying."
The notion of the artificial is brought to bear in contemplation of what might be considered natural, in part reinforced by the visual polish of the moving images, which reach the point where most viewers are unable to distinguish between what is real and what is computer-generated. In Orion Tide, (2013) we see rocks and foliage littering the ground, convincing us of some form of scrub land. Then an eerie, distant sound warns us of that which follows, the slow eruption of a lit pod from the surface. Trails of flame and smoke lead the eye up through the dark sky and then out of sight, followed by another and another and another. Are they escape pods —final humans abandoning all hope— or are they a death rattle of a dying planet? Richardson deftly avoids simplistic environmental and sci-fi cliché with a painterly sense of narrative mystery.
The exhibition is developed in collaboration with the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, UK; Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, UK; Towner, Eastbourne, UK and Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. An extensive monograph accompanies the exhibition.MORE
CJSF interns Ana Costa + Anh Dang interview New York visual and video artist Maryam Jafri about her work AVALON (2011), which is Contemporary Art Gallery's June 2014 exhibition The Act Of Seeing With One's Own Eyes.
Jafri weaves themes of production, representation and role playing throughout her work.
Aired originally on CJSF's Spoken Word Surprise July 1st (Tuesday 4pm)
Includes notes from CAG curator and excerpts from the June 26th artist talk.
Talk info + audio: www.contemporaryartgallery.ca/learning/a…yam-jafri/MORE
To mark the end of Kelly Richardson's 15 year survey exhibition 'Legion' with its final installment this summer at the Contemporary Art Gallery Vancouver (July 11-Sept 7, 2014), a series of new limited edition prints have been produced and are now on offer.
The Erudition (IV & V) are brand new prints adding to the existing large scale video installation and C-prints. As an edition of 100, they can be purchased either singly or as a pair. Editions 1-20 will be sold only as a pair.
Kelly Richardson - The Erudition (IV & V), 2010
C-prints, edition of 100.
For sale as a set of two for $450 or sold individually for $250 each. To order please email firstname.lastname@example.com, thank you.
These prints are ordered from the artist with an additional shipping cost of $20, shipping from the UK.MORE
UK based artist Kelly Richardson has won international acclaim for her large scale, multi-channel video installations. This superbly illustrated retrospective of audiovisual installations works is the first retrospective publication featuring an extensive look at the UK-based Canadian born artist's audiovisual installation works of the last fifteen years. The Last Frontier is a comprehensive survey of Richardson's artistic output, features four beautiful cover options to choose from, and includes essays by Alistair Robinson, Holly E. Hughes and Kelly Gordon and an introduction by Ryan Doherty and Louis Grachos. Designed by Three Legged Dog Design.
This publication is available in a choice of three covers, Orion Tide, Leviathan and Mariner.
*Special exhibition price of $40, only during the exhibition.MORE


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President Obama will give his first State of the Union address (though many newly inaugurated presidents advise congress of their legislative agenda weeks into their first term they are not technically a State of the Union addresses, but rather a presidential speech in front of a joint session of congress)on Wednesday, January 27th, at 9:00 P.M EST.
Insiders have speculated that the President decided to make his address on the 27th in case Martha Coakley lost her election, on Tuesday the 19th, ,against (R.) Scott Brown for the Massachusetts Senate seat once held by the late Edward Kennedy. The outcome of that election could put healthcare reform legislation in serious jeopardy. If Coakley losses the race the president could then spend time addressing the nation on the importance of passing healthcare reform during the State of the Union.
The State of the Union will be televised live on all major networks and streamed live from the White House's official website. The scheduled date for the President's state of the Union has put executives at ABC at ease because the President's address won't interfere with the 3 hour premiere of the show Lost.


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The UN World Food Programme (WFP) said yesterday it has fed 2.9 million people in the Philippines as part of the Typhoon Haiyan emergency operation. WFP has dispatched a total of 30,716 metric tons of food including rice and high-energy biscuits to feed the hungry following the devastating storm last November.
WFP says it will now shift from emergency mode to recovery and livelihood support in the coming months. A system called Food-For-Work is expected to be utilized. Citizens will receive food rations in exchange for labor on projects to rebuild communities.
Some Food-for-Work projects being considered are reforestation, nursery establishment/ rehabilitation, and the clearing of debris on farmland.
The UN food agency relies entirely on voluntary donations for its mission in the Philippines and other countries. A number of countries have contributed to the Philippines relief including Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, European Commission, Finland, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the United States.
The WFP also reports that "millions of dollars have been received from generous private donations."
Meanwhile, The UN children's agency UNICEF conducted screenings of over 97,000 children under 5 to determine levels of malnutrition in the storm-hit areas. UNICEF reports that "392 children were found to be severely malnourished and 2,191 moderately malnourished."
Treatments include using Plumpy'Nut and other nutritional foods to combat the malnutrition. WFP distributes Plumpy'Doz to children at risk of developing malnutrition.