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Wichita State became the first team in college history to start a season 30-0 in the regular season on Tuesday by beating Bradley 69-49 on the road.
The second-ranked Shockers have a chance to finish the regular season undefeated on Saturday when they host Missouri State.
The 2003-04 St. Joe's Hawks were last Division I college team to finish the regular season undefeated, going 27-0 before losing in the A-10 Conference tournament. The last team to start 30-0 in a season was the 1990-91 UNLV Runnin Rebels who advanced to the national semifinals before losing to Duke and finishing 34-1.
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Only three of Wichita State's conference games have been decided by single-digit margins. The Shockers played the bulk of the second half against Bradley leading by double digits.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Washington State's Lindsey Egeland was selected to the 2004 Pacific-10 Conference Women's Basketball All-Academic First Team it was announced by conference commissioner Tom Hansen, Wednesday.
In addition to Egeland's first team nod, Candace Fields and Emma Joneby garnered honorable mention selections to the squad.
Egeland's honor adds to the list of accolades that the outgoing senior has compiled during her tenure at WSU. The Missoula, Mont., native garnered her third conference academic honor as she earned her second consecutive first team selection along with a second team pick in 2002.
Egeland, who carries a 3.82 GPA in bio-engineering, was named to the Academic All-America Women's Basketball District VIII University Second Team as selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) earlier this year.
In addition, she is a 3-time United States Scholastic Achievement and All-American WSU Top 50 Student-Athlete (2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04). Egeland made the President's Honor Roll every semester at WSU (minimum 3.75 GPA/semester) and is a Cougar Pride Academic Salute honoree. She was also selected outstanding sophomore in the biological systems engineering department.
Egeland's selection marked the fifth consecutive year that a Cougar has had a representative on the first team. Katie Nyseth and Victoria Harrod each earned a spot in 2000 and 2001 and Jessica Collins was a first team selection in 2002.
Egeland, who walked onto the Cougars as a freshman, is one of two players on the team to have started every game (Kate Benz) this season. She averaged 4.8 points a game and reached double figures in scoring four times. She scored a season-high 14 points against Utah Valley State, Dec. 6 going a perfect 4-of-4 from 3-point territory. That marked the first time a Cougar was perfect from behind the arc with a minimum of four attempts since Tricia Lamb (4-of-4) Feb. 13, 1999 against Oregon State at Pullman.
Fields' selection was the first conference academic team honor for the outgoing senior from Coolidge, Ariz. Fields, who has a 3.06 GPA in psychology, played in 26 games this past season averaging 4.6 points and 4.1 rebounds a game.
Joneby's honorable mention nod was the second consecutive for the junior from Vasteras, Sweden. Joneby, who carries a 3.50 GPA in communication, saw action in 25 games in 2003-04.
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By: Jessica Grogan, MDNews.com
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The Institute for Patient Blood Management and Bloodless Medicine and Surgery at Englewood Hospital in New Jersey became the first hospital in the U.S. to offer bloodless surgery as a standard of care to all its patients. Englewood has been performing bloodless surgery since 1994. Medical professionals from across the country and around the world have come to the Institute to learn how to use alternatives to blood transfusion to improve patient outcomes.
To learn more about the Institute for Patient Blood Management and Bloodless Medicine and Surgery at Englewood Hospital, visit englewoodhospital.com.
The Transfusion-Free Medicine & Surgery Center at Good Samaritan Hospital also treats patients using bloodless techniques. Visit goodsam.org to learn more.
The Bloodless Medicine & Surgery program of Atlanta Medical Center in Georgia is another option for patients seeking bloodless surgery. For more information, visit atlantamedcenter.com.
In Michigan, Bronson Methodist Hospital helps prevent the need for a blood transfusion by employing conservation techniques. To learn more, visit bronsonhealth.com.
Dr. Denton Cooley performed the first bloodless heart surgery in 1962. Since that time, bloodless surgeries and blood conservation programs have typically been reserved for patients who rejected blood transfusions for religious reasons. Recently, mainstream patients are becoming more attracted to these techniques due to fear of diseases that can be traced to blood transfusions.
When these concerns arise, some physicians pursue a bloodless surgical route, prescribing drugs that raise blood levels before an operation, using blood diversion techniques during procedures and employing other methods to conserve a patient's own blood.
Today, there are more than 100 hospitals in the United States with blood management programs. In 2002, that number was only 70.
As patient awareness about the risks of blood transfusions increase, so does the demand for bloodless surgery.
In fact, the statistics for blood transfusion can be alarming when it comes to health. Heart surgery patients are twice as likely to die during the first 30 days of hospitalization if they receive a blood transfusion for anemia, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Heart bypass patients who receive blood transfusions are also twice as likely to acquire an infection after their operation, according to a study in the journal BMC Medicine. Overall, the study found that 16% of patients who received a transfusion developed an infection after their operation, as compared to 7% of patients who did not have a blood transfusion acquired an infection. Additionally, the risk of contracting hepatitis B is about 1 in 205,000, according to the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, and the risk for hepatitis C is 1 in 2 million. The Institute states that if a patient receives blood during a transfusion that contains hepatitis, he or she will most likely develop the virus.
One explanation as to why blood transfusions are linked to higher death rates is that the chemicals in donor blood suppress a patient's immune system, making it more difficult to fight off infections. Within hours of being collected, red blood cells stiffen up, making it harder for them to squeeze down narrow blood vessels and supply oxygen to the body's organs. In one study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, patients who received blood that was more than two weeks old were nearly 70% more likely to die within a year than patients who received freshly donated blood.
Physicians who practice bloodless surgical techniques and facilities where bloodless surgery is offered report many advantages for patients, including:
To prepare a candidate for surgery, the patient must follow medicinal and nutritional guidelines in order to increase his or her blood count before surgery. This is to prevent the risk of anemia following the operation.
To prepare a candidate for surgery, the patient must follow medicinal and nutritional guidelines in order to increase his or her blood count before surgery. This is to prevent the risk of anemia following the operation.
In spite of these advantages, some patients will not be able to avoid a transfusion. In cases of severe trauma or anemia, for instance, transfusions remain the appropriate course of action. There is also some controversy surrounding the transfusion "trigger," the point at which a patient must have a transfusion.
Physicians have traditionally called for a transfusion if the patient's hemoglobin level falls below 10 grams per deciliter and definitely if the level reaches 8 grams/dl. Some advocates, however, say it's safe to hold off on a transfusion in an otherwise healthy patient until his or her level falls much lower.
Guidelines for blood transfusions vary and are subject to interpretation, so many physicians rely on their own assessment as to when a transfusion must be performed. Many physicians are waiting for long-term data and clear guidelines about when to order a transfusion for a patient.
I am thankful for the advancement in bloodless surgery. Medicine is advancing and I heard the military is going to the Engelwood Hospital to learn to do this to save lives of the soldiers...Maybe God knew best after all giving us our own blood?..My husband had Denton Cooley do heart surgery in 90 on him and used no blood...he did fantastic!
Does anyone any bloodless clinics or hospitals in Slovenia?
Isn't it interesting how the passage of time tends to clarify issues?
Dear Mrs. Grogan: I´m a retired NREMT and a sworn translator. I´m also very committed to bloodless surgery. Would it be possible to get your permission to translate your article into Spanish and eventually for printing? I commit to:
1. To send you a copy of the translated document for final approval and release.
2. To credit the source as: "By Jessica Grogan, MDNews.com"
With 38 years in the medical field working around critical care patients I have seen thousands of transfusions given to patients, many I questioned rather they were necessary since the patient had only a slight to moderate anemia and bleeding under control. Alternatives to blood are available and safer if the patient's life is not at risk. And I thinks it's very disrespectful to call others "religious nut jobs" Mr Ensbrey. I hope you are not involved in caring for patients.
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Doctors have now successfully applied bloodless techniques during operations and emergency procedures that traditionally required transfusions. "Major cardiac, vascular, gynaecological and obstetrical, orthopaedic, and urological surgery can be performed successfully without using blood or blood products," notes D.H.W. Wong, in the Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia
Englewood hospital is currently training military for bloodless surgery.
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What's at stake in the runoff election between former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz and Lt. Governor David Dewhurst on July 31st? Plenty.
A U.S. Senator has the responsibility to ratify treaties, provide military leadership promotion oversight, the advise and consent to key judicial and executive appointments including the US Supreme Court Justices and the President's cabinet, the sole power to try impeachments, as well as the other important function, legislation. A Senator potentially has the power to influence the quality of the military leadership and the direction of the Supreme Court depending where his loyalties lie. The voters of Texas have a choice in this primary runoff to determine who they believe will solemnly swear to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America" and mean it.
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What's Happening: For the second straight game, the Washington State Cougars take on a nationally-ranked opponent. The Cougars face No. 14 (AP)/No. 15 (ESPN/USA Today) North Carolina, Friday, Nov. 26 in the first game of the Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown. Tip is at 2:15 p.m. Pacific. On Monday, Nov. 22, WSU met No. 20 (ESPN/USA Today) Nebraska in Pullman.
Rainbow Wahine Showdown: The Cougars are one of eight teams participating in the Thanksgiving weekend tournament hosted by the University of Hawai'i. The other six teams are North Carolina, Illinois, Long Beach State, Gonzaga, Mississippi and North Carolina Central. The tournament schedule is below (Hawaiian Time).
2010 Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown Fri., Nov. 26 North Carolina vs. Washington State 12:15 p.m. Illinois vs. Long Beach State 2:30 p.m. Gonzaga vs. Mississippi 4:45 p.m. Hawai'i vs. NC Central 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 27 G5- Loser G1 vs. Loser G2 12:15 pm G6- NC Central vs. W/L Game 3 2:30 p.m. G7- Winner G1 vs. Winner G2 4:45 p.m. G8- Hawai'i vs. W/L GAME 3 7:00 p.m. Sun. Nov. 28 G9- Loser G5 vs. Loser G6 11:15 a.m. G10- Winner G5 vs. Winner G6 1:30 p.m. G11- Loser G7 vs. Loser G8 3:45 p.m. G12- Hawai'i vs. W/L GAME 5/7 6:00 p.m.
Series History: Friday's game will mark the first meeting between WSU and North Carolina.
Listen In: Fans can listen to this weekend's games live on KQQQ 1150 AM or KHTR (104.3 FM) in the Pullman/Moscow area, or with a subscription to Cougar All Access at WSUCougars.com (click on the All Access button on the WSUCougars.com home page). Steve Grubbs and Jessica Oestreicher will call the action.
Last Game Recap: In a back and forth affair that featured 15 lead changes and 14 ties, including 13 lead changes and nine ties in the first half alone, the Cougars fell to No 21 Nebraska 87-79 in non-conference women's basketball action Monday, Nov. 22 at Beasley Coliseum. Carly Noyes led WSU with 19 points on 9-of-14 shooting. Ireti Amojo added 13 while Hana Potter added 10.
Making Some Noyes: With 12 blocks this season Carly Noyes increased her in that category to 69 and has moved past Bianca McCall for sixth on the school's all-time list. Noyes is just four blocks away from fifth position on the list (Kathy Weber, 73).
Lending An Assist: Rosetta Adzasu's nine assists vs. Nebraska tied for the best single-game performance by a Pac-10 player this season. Adzasu is fourth in the Pac-10 in assists (5.8/game) and leads the team in scoring (11.3 points a game)
News & Notes: Junior point guard April Cook (back), WSU's leading scorer last season, has sat out the Cougars' first four games this season and her status is day-to-day...the Cougars three true freshman (Hana Potter, Sage Romberg, Brandi Thomas) have started at least one game this young season. Romberg has started all four...three Cougars (Rosetta Adzasu 11.3, Carly Noyes 10.8, Sage Romberg 10.5) are averaging double-figures in points...Seven Cougs have reached double figures in scoring in at least one game this season... WSU is first in Pac-10 in free throw percentage .742 (46-62).


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When is the Biblical Feast of Trumpets?By Daniel Valles, 09/10/2013
In the Bible, God tells us that the lights in the heavens (the sun and moon) were given to let us know when the seasons and feasts were to be (Genesis 1:14-16). All of our determinations for a Biblical calendar and timeframe will come from these celestial bodies - not the Gregorian calendar, barley (plants) harvests, etc. Throughout Scripture, we find many important prophecies fulfilled on Jewish Biblical feast days. Looking back we see God's fulfillments in Passover, First Fruits (Christ's Resurrection), Pentecost, etc. Those were referred to as the Spring Feasts. The Fall Feasts appear to also line up as further fulfillment, with the next Feast event being the Feast of Trumpets and the prophetic event of the Rapture.
Please note that there is a lot of varying opinions about the current observed Jewish calendar. The Jewish calendar has been amended and tweaked over the millenia. In fact if you read this wikipedia article about the Hebrew Calendar, you can see how confusing it is even today. Even among the Jewish sects there is division on the 'proper' calendar, and observance of which dates are which.
The point of this article is not to study the currently observed calendars (since they are different); our study is focusing on using only Scriptures to find out the approximate timeframe for an event that the Author of the Scriptures alludes to - irrespective of man's programs. Man can change his calendars a thousand times; but man cannot change or adjust a celestial calendar.
I am not an expert, prophet, son of a prophet, nor do I have my own tv show; however, I can study Scripture and see what He says on the subject. I am also always learning; I am always open to clarification on areas, but here is my research on my plain understanding of Scripture.
|The spring equinox (when daylight and night are equal length) celestially signals the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Since Genesis 1:14 specifically mentions that these celestial bodies are for the purpose of dividing the day from the night, this tipping point seems to best fit the description of defining the start of a new year cycle. The Spring Equinox is when the sun shines directly on the equator and the length of day and night is nearly equal [ref]. The 2013 Spring Equinox was March 20th.
Psalm 104:19 - "He appointed the moon for seasons: the sun knoweth his going down."
Isaiah 66:23 talks about how new moons (not full moons) are used to designate the months (future and current pattern): "And it shall come to pass, that from one new moon to another, and from one sabbath to another, shall all flesh come to worship before me, saith the LORD."
The months are defined as starting on the 1st sighting of the new moon (first sliver (light) reappearing after disappearing) at sunset. The first month would be the first sighted new moon after the spring equinox, which would generally be in early April, just a few days after the spring (vernal) equinox. All months have at least 29 days. If the new moon is not sighted (due to visibility, etc.) then another day is added to the current month. When the new moon first becomes technically visible (3%ish), it is still very hard to see, and might take a day for it to get up to 6% sliver to be seen with the naked eye.
Note: this term new moon is not the same thing as what is known as an astronomical new moon, which is not visible.
|The days are defined as from sunset to next sunset (Gen. 1:5); this sunset time is also when the new moons are seen.
|Knowing the start of the year and the start of the months, is very important because all of the feast days are set relative to those dates.
|The official sightings and declarations (and start of the feasts) are determined from Jerusalem (Isaiah 2:3, Micah 4:2).
Why don't people use the Biblical way of determining the Feasts?
A few centuries after Christ's death, the Jewish leaders switched to a calculated calendar for convenience. Most people today celebrate the Jewish holidays based on calculated and pre-set dates. A few still observe the beginning of the new moon (on these calculated dates) for official starts.
What are some problems of using the barley harvests to determine the start of the year?
Mainly, God told us that the lights in the heavens (sun, moon, and stars) are for determining time, seasons, and years - not the plants. For this reason alone I would not rely on any other method to determine the timeframe.
From a purely technical point of view, though, barley harvests can be extremely variable depending on when you plant them. Also, the Bible passages that are often quoted for this determination (Ex. 9:29,31; Ex. 12:1; ) a. do not mention barley, or b. they only contain barley as an incidental - never stated as a determination - especially since we have already been told explicitly what determines years (sun and moon - Gen. 1:14), or c. it is referring to barley growing in Egypt with different agriculture seasons and methods than Israel anyway.
Is it important which day we celebrate the Feasts on, especially the Feast of Trumpets?
Absolutely, it is a feast that is repeatedly alluded to by Christ throughout prophecy. Also, considering that He told us explicitly five times (Matt. 24:42, 25:13; Mark 13:35,37; Luke 21:36) to "Watch" for it, we have a duty to be mindful of it and give heed to knowing the times and seasons whereof He was speaking.
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Lionel Messi moved within one goal of German great Gerd Mueller's record of 85 goals in a calendar year after scoring a brace for Barcelona in a 5-1 win over Athletic Bilbao on Saturday night.
The Argentine maestro was again a key figure as Barcelona set a new record start to a La Liga season with 13 wins and a draw from 14 matches, surpassing the previous best by Real Madrid in 1991-92.
Messi's 11th double of the season left him with 84 goals this year.


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More Disclosure Coming in Merck's Decade-Long Vioxx Nightmare
In a little-noticed ruling, a Kentucky state judge has permitted a Brown University professor to seek disclosure of countless Vioxx documents that were marked as confidential during years of litigation over the controversial painkiller.
Vioxx, you may recall, was a highly controversial and widely prescribed painkiller that Merck withdrew a decade ago over links to heart attacks and strokes. However, the documents allegedly contain fresh information about the extent to which the drug maker disclosed side effects on a timely basis and its handling of clinical trial data.
"In general, there's information on the toxicity of the drug that's not been previously published by Merck and there is information that Merck published that misrepresents the health effects of the drug," says David Egilman, a clinical professor of family medicine who has regularly served as an expert witness for plaintiffs' lawyers in Vioxx litigation in a half dozen state courts over the past several years.
A Merck spokeswoman declined to comment, although the drug maker has the right to negotiate with Egilman over which documents are held back and return to court to have the confidentiality designations upheld if an agreement cannot be reached.
Egilman has previously used his perch to co-author papers that examined Merck research practices and the risks of the painkiller, which became a sort of poster child in the debate over drug safety and regulatory oversight. In 2011, Merck agreed to pay $950 million and plead guilty to a criminal misdemeanor to resolve government allegations that Vioxx was promoted illegally and deceived the government about the drug's safety.
For its part, the drug maker has repeatedly maintained that Vioxx was withdrawn as soon as worrisome cardiovascular signals were detected. Following the recent court ruling, the Merck spokeswoman said that "from a transparency perspective, we provided all the information in a timely manner to the FDA and stand behind the actions we did, from approval to the time we pulled it off the market."
Egilman, however, believes otherwise. After having an insider's look at various Merck documents that were designated confidential and, therefore, kept out of courtrooms, he says that raw study data, company emails and internal analyses "provide new information on the health hazards of the drug and evidence of fraud in the conduct of the studies. I've been able to see documents few others have." The Merck spokeswoman declined to comment.
Egilman served as a paid expert witness in a lawsuit that had been filed by Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway, who alleged the drug maker violated consumer protection laws. The litigation was settled last November for $23 million, although Egilman continued to battle Merck over access to documents, some of which he argues demonstrate a failure to properly inform research subjects of side effects and risks. He declined to say how much he was paid for his work in Kentucky.
In reaching his decision, Franklin Circuit Court Judge Phillip Shepherd wrote that Egilman has standing to seek disclosure of the documents as a third party and that "important public policy questions regarding consumer protection and public health have been raised. The public has an interest in evaluating Dr. Egilman's opinions and the documents on which they were based."
But if Egilman ultimately prevails, he says he plans to provide documents to the FDA and the Yale University Open Data Access Project, which coordinates efforts to independently review clinical trial data. The project is overseen by Yale cardiology professor Harlan Krumholz, who co-authored two Vioxx papers with Egilman.
Egilman, by the way, has famously tussled before with a drug maker over documents marked confidential as part of litigation. In 2007, he agreed to pay $100,000 after admitting to violating a protective order for leaking documents about the Zyprexa anti-psychotic pill that that made their way to the New York Times, although he did not admit to any illegal activity. Eli Lilly later reached a $1.4 billion settlement and pled guilty to promoting the drug for unapproved uses.


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Recently I've been pondering author Barbara Brown Taylor's outlook on how our body's condition affects our spiritual health. In her book An Altar in the World, she writes, "Whether you are sick or well, lovely or irregular, there comes a time when it is vitally important for your spiritual health to drop your clothes, look in the mirror, and say, 'Here I am. This is the body-like-no-other that life has shaped. I live here. This is my soul's address.'"
What I believe she's saying is that our body's condition matters a lot because it's where our soul resides. And since our soul is where the Holy Spirit lives the most reasonable and wise thing for us to do is to care for it accordingly. I mean the sheer likelihood that any moment lived in our body can result in a life-altering encounter with the God who indwells it radically elevates our body's significance.
To a church struggling to discover the boundaries and fullness of its life with God, Paul poses the fundamental question, "You realize, don't you, that you are the temple of God, and God himself is present in you? (1 Corinthians 3:16 The Message) and for a church confronting issues of ethical behavior and the role of Christians in the world, Paul prays, "…may your spirit, soul, and body be kept healthy…" (1 Thessalonians 5:23 CEV).
Hoping for my spirit, soul, and body to be kept healthy, this morning I took a long walk in a forest. While sunbeams warmed my body, the memory of some of my previous encounters with God warmed my soul.
Like the time when…
While wandering through the forest, recalling these divine encounters, I was struck by the fact that each one involved my body; this delicately designed and highly sensitive sacred sensory device that enables all five of my senses to detect the reality that God is with, in and for me. The experience left me overwhelmed by gladness that the spiritual life doesn't just happen somewhere in my head; it occurs in the marvelous concreteness of my body.
Returning from the forest I borrowed the Psalmist's words adopted them as my own:
"I thank you, High God—you're breathtaking!
Body and soul, I am marvelously made!
I worship in adoration—what a creation!"
(Psalm 139:14 The Message)
What experiences have you had of encountering God physically?
How do you respond to the psalmist's words: "Body and soul, I am marvelously made!"?
Fil Anderson is Executive Director of Journey Resources, based in Greensboro, North Carolina. He's a frequent speaker at conferences, offers individual spiritual direction, and directs retreats and workshops around the country. He's the author of two books, Running on Empty: Contemplative Spirituality for Overachievers and Breaking the Rules: Trading Performance for Intimacy with God.


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How Would Buddha Coach The Lakers?
Wednesday - June 22, 2005
One of the main points of Zen Buddhism is intuitive understanding. If we accept this as fact then we must also ask whether recycled Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson is really the "Zen Master" as we have been led to believe.
Jackson was basically canned less than a year ago by the most dysfunctional member of the NBA family. He ripped the team's best player in the press, wrote a book about how difficult coaching was and hinted that he may never again wander onto a basketball court.
Phil was upset. He felt he gave the team his best and they repaid him by getting rid of their anchor and bowing to the whims of someone with an ego to match his own. Easy to understand.
The second noble truth of Buddhism deals with the origin of suffering. Buddha found that suffering is the result of desire and ignorance. Jackson, while traversing the streams of Montana in search for enlightenment, seems to have discovered that his suffering was caused by the desire of others to be more important than himself and their ignorance in believing they were correct. With reassurances by G.M. Mitch Kupchak, the two Busses — Jerry, the owner, and Jenny, the squeeze — and a slight nod from Kobe himself, Jackson eliminated the causes and pocketed a cool $10 mil a year. Suffering is also the result of want, and Phil is looking for peace. And a new wing for his fishing lodge.
Intuitive understanding, mentioned earlier, can mean that words have no definite meaning and that logic is often irrelevant. Maybe that's the problem with the Lakers. Confused by the basic premise. An entire team misinformed about the teachings of the man who traded riches for understanding all conveniently squeezed through the personal filter of a former low scoring forward. Can it be they just didn't understand the master's teachings?
A common analogy often told by the practicers of Zen is "I owe everything to my teacher because he taught me nothing." Wasn't that Bryant's statement to the press after Jackson's tenure had ended? Follow the evidence trail between the Lakers' guard and the main Eastern religion and we find an interesting connection. Kobe the player. Kobe a city in Japan. Japan a primarily Buddhist country. Buddhism embraces the Eightfold Path. Bryant's jersey number is eight. Mere happenstance? The ramblings of a mad man? Buddhism says there's no such thing as a coincidence. Not too sure where he stood on the slightly disturbed.
Maybe it would have been better if the Lakers had embraced a different philosophy. Western minds more in tune to Western ideas. That kind of thing.
Socrates, as related by Plato, said, "I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing." Talk about an idea to embrace.
Maybe Jackson and the bunch really were chanting buddham saranam gacchami, dhammam saranam gacchami, sangham saranam gacchami (I go to the Buddha for refuge, I go to the dharma for refuge, I go to the Sangha for refuge) before each game. Maybe the Zen Master is the philosophical King of Pop. Or maybe the Lakers — who so embody the high-priced, style over substance, me-first attitude of professional sports — are not spiritually confused but just plain screwed up.
As bright as Siddartha Gautama was, he's no match for these guys. Buddha figured that if we can eradicate desire, all sorrows and pains will come to an end. The Zen Master and his horde have only figured that so long as they get theirs, then everything else can fall in behind.
Which is a far cry from enlightenment.
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I administer several Windows XP machines. There are a lot of settings and software that I want to set in order to keep the same look/feel, but the machines are vastly different. I hear from others that you can't just image one machine and load it on another because Windows XP freaks out when the hardware changes in a major way.
Is this true? If so, can't I just load the drivers I need and continue working? Aren't there ways of getting Windows XP to work after a major hardware upgrade (eg new motherboard)?


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College wrestling coaches C.D. Mock and Coleman Scott, a trio of Iowa State wrestlers, and the legendary Randy Couture are among the guests scheduled for Takedown Wrestling this Saturday, June 20, the weekly broadcast announced via email Thursday.
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First up on Takedown Wrestling is C.D. Mock, long-time head wrestling coach at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. At 9:15, three top ISU Cyclone mat stars blow in – Kyven Gadson, Earl Hall, and Lelund Weatherspoon – to talk about what the new season might bring. At 9:35, Joe Butler and his 11-year-old son Joey Butler, founders of "Wrestle In My Shoes" talk about their non-profit organization that provides wrestling shoes to youngsters in need.
The second hour opens with Coleman Scott, Oklahoma State wrestling great and 2012 Olympic bronze medalist who joined Coach Mock as an assistant of the UNC Tarheels mat program. At 10:20, Randy Couture takes the mic. Couture, one of the all-time greats in MMA competition – and as an Oklahoma State wrestler – may talk about reprising his "Expendables" role in "Expendables 2" premiering August 17. Wrapping up the broadcast at 10:35 is Geoff Riccio of Riccio Productions, a media promotion and production company offering video production and graphic design services to businesses and individuals all over the United States, including a number of major universities, as well as Beat The Streets USA, USA Wrestling, and Madison Square Garden. In addition, Riccio Productions has worked with two Olympic gold medalists, five NCAA champions, eight NCAA All-Americans, and two Hall of Famers.
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Another high-profile case of "affluenza" played out in the media as Rachel Canning, the 18 year old high school student from Lincoln Park, New Jersey, sued her estranged parents for $654 per week in support, payment of her private school tuition and legal fees, and access to college savings her parents had earmarked for her. The case has quietly gone away, now that the lawsuit has been dismissed and Rachel voluntarily moved back home with her family. But for the Cannings, the work to fix what went wrong in the first place, and additionally heal all the damage done by laundering private complaints during the nasty court battle is just beginning.
Rachel moved out, initially to live with her boyfriend, then with the family of another friend last October. She says she was forced to move out, Sean and Elizabeth Canning say she moved out voluntarily. Rachel claims her father was inappropriately affectionate, her mother's abusive behavior caused her to develop an eating disorder, that they imposed unreasonable limits on her time, and forbid her to spend time with her boyfriend that they did not like. Her parents say she was cutting school, drinking on weekends, and would not follow house rules.
It's safe to say that mistakes were probably made by the Cannings. They're human. But the court refused to appoint a guardian, allowed Rachel to return home, and dismissed the lawsuit, making it clear that there was no concern on the court's part that Rachel is abused or that her parents are unfit.
Rachel's letter to her parents, written at the height of the dispute, was cited by Judge Bogaard during the March 4 hearing. In her own words, "I really need to realize there are consequences for the things I do. I miss you guys. I am trying to turn over a new leaf." So how does a case of an adult teen making bad decisions and choosing to leave home rather than respect her parents end up in court?
How does a modern-day parent set boundaries for a child, particularly one who is financially dependent but legally an adult? And what role should the legal system play when there is disagreement or friction, absent criminality or abuse? Will it end here, or will entitlement disagreements continue to creep in to disputes involving older adult children? Are they entitled to support to buy their first home (politically espoused as the right of every American), financial help while they start a career, daycare for grandchildren, inheritance of a family business, and the family vacation house?
How do we take back our families? And if, despite best efforts, our children are ungrateful or unreasonable, do we have to fear the ugly and messy prospect of a legal battle, where there are arguably no winners?
The answer lies in what our kids really need. They need confident, engaged, and loving parents. And when parents are acting in what they believe is the best interest of their child, they deserve our support, whether or not we agree with their methods. Mr. Inglesio, the father of Rachel's friend who financed the lawsuit likely only had Rachel's version of the "facts," and undermined her chances of a peaceful reconciliation with her parents by encouraging her temper tantrum by bankrolling her lawsuit. He should apologize.
Though this will go down as a very painful period for Rachel, marring her final year of high school, she will hopefully see how lucky she is. Her parents were not intimidated by her demands, they didn't retaliate or lash out at her publically, and they welcomed her home. And if she really meant those words in her letter to her parents, she will continue to look to them to help her learn about consequences and personal responsibility and turn over that new leaf.


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Susan Potts
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Rich, the grave marker names seem a bit off. Wm is buried next to a Muriel not a lady named Mildred
thx for the fact check.
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Rich, do youknow where in St mary's John is buried? I can't find him in the church records....he is not listed.
Thanks, Susan
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Nellie Mae Holmberg
I'm hoping you can help me get correct data on Nellie. She is the daughter of Thomas Richard Ferguson and Harriet Moss, my aunt and uncle. You have different parents listed and the mother was born 6 years after Nellie. Could you please tell me where you got your data? I don't want to add this memorial to my tree if it's not my family. I appreciate any help you may be able to give me to resolve this.
Regards, Dianne
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George B.Wooliver,76 years old,a resident of Portland for the last 50 years and a retired employe of the Lackawanna Railroad,died on Saturday evening at his home there,after an illness of three weeks.He was a member of the Portland Presbyterian Church for 48 years,and also was a member of the F. and A.M.,of Portland,and I.O.O.F. of Mt Bethel.
He is survived by his widow,Mrs.Elizabeth Kinney Wooliver,who celebrated with him their 55th wedding anniversary on Nov.15 last.He also is survived by two sons,William W.Wooliver,of Portland,and Howard Wooliver,of Stroudsburg;a daughter,Mrs.Walter Shoemaker,of Stroudsburg;two brothers,Frank and Lewis Wooliver,of east Stroudsburg,and a sister,Mrs.Carrie Beam,of Trenton,N.J.Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m.,at the Horton funeral home at Johnsonville,in charge of the Rev.L.E.Brown,pastor of the Portland Presbyterian Church,and interment will be in Riverview cemetery,Portland.
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Funeral services for George B.Wooliver of Portland,were held yesterday afternoon from the Horton Funeral home,Johnsonville,in charge of the Rev.L.E.Brown,pastor of the Portland Presbyterian Church.Mr.and Mrs.Griffith Davied sang a dyet,accompanied by Mrs.Stanley Williams.Members of Portland Lodge,No.311,F.and A.M.,attended in a body,and conducted the Masonic ritual at the grave in Riverview cemetery Portland.Pallbearers were George Egbert,Albert Morey,Stanley Williams,and Walter Emery,representing the Portland Masonic Lodge,andWalter Nicholas and Frank Rasley,representing the Odd Fellows of Mt.Bethel.
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Hi Rich
The above is a duplicate of 37340776
do you want me to remove mine
Always My Best
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Catherine Fields
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Thank you, Rich. I appreciate your quick response and I'll see if I can find the NJ Genealogical publication. Thanks so much!
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Joel Parish: #12296566
Hi Rich,
I'm trying to reconcile the many Joel Parish/Parrish(es) - the individual you have identified as Joel Parish (grave #12296566(, b. 5 Oct 1739 I believe may have died at Hebron, Tolland, CT on 9 Oct 1755, and thus he is not likely to be the Joel Parrish you have listed on Find A Grave.
There were at least 3 men named Joel Parish born in CT around the same timeframe and one of them did marry a woman with the maiden name of 'Hawley', the sister to a Maj. Aaron Hawley. Will you let me know the source information you have for grave #12296566?
thank you,
Cathy Fields
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Thanks again, Ree
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Thank you so much, Rich! You're a gem.
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Hi Rich,
My name is Holly Mullin and I am the graveyard rep. on the DPC History Committee. We are in the process of photographing headstones and updating information for all of the persons interred in our graveyard.
Thank you for all of the work you have done to manage graves in our churchyard - I also see that you photographed the edifice of our church and posted that online.
Would you be willing to transfer the graves you manage to our committee? The advantages would be less edit requests from us to you, and also perpetual management, as ours is a standing committee at DPC and there will always be someone in the future to manage the graves. We just had a large group of graves transferred by FindaGrave manager Tom Myers and he remains being credited for the original entry - if that is a concern to you.
If you choose not to transfer, then I would ask that you please identify us as the successors should you become incapacitated.
With Sincere Thanks, Holly Mullin
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