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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
If not Impeachment, What?
So, what can we do? Well, I think we can eliminate impeachment as a realistic remedy.
Bear in mind that impeachment (indictment) is a political--not a legal--process. A majority in the House of Representatives can impeach, but 2/3 of the Senate (trial) is required to convict and remove a sitting President. And because it is such an onerous and highly politicized process, only two Chief Executives, Andrew Johnson and William Clinton, have ever been impeached, though, significantly, neither of them was convicted and removed from office.
Given the extensive Progressive contagion which has swept DC, both on the left and the right, the chances of successfully applying this two-step process is, therefore, very, very remote. As things now stand, it appears only a flagrant act of presidential treason or murder would persuade the House and Senate to respectively impeach and remove Obama.
Briefly, despite deliberate and all too often successful political attempts over the years to misinterpret the meaning of "high crimes and misdemeanors", my research manifestly renders Obama both impeachable and removable. Why? We must remember that "high crimes and misdemeanors" aren't restricted to murder and treason. In fact, our Founders considered mal-administration, breach of public trust, abuse of power, negligence and, yes, even immoral behavior, among others, as impeachable offenses.
In essence, an impeachable offense is not necessarily an indictable offense and an indictable offense is not necessarily an impeachable offense. Simply put, an impeachable offense is WHATEVER Congress may say it is at any given time.
That said, I refer you to Canada Free Press which has creditably kept track of Obama's impeachable offenses--50+, so far. As of today, we may be able to add several others, among those being Benghazigate (selling arms to Islamists) and committing US military assets to Libya without Congressional approval. Thus, while the CFP list is hardly exhaustive, it fairly highlights some of the more egregious offenses so far committed by this imperial president. In their totality, these offenses are breathtaking in scope and seriousness. But, again, ONLY if the House indicts, and ONLY if the Senate convicts can this smug imperial ideologue be removed.
From my lowly vantage point, Obama is, hands-down, the most impeachable chief executive in our nation's history. And because he is constitutionally ineligible for re-election in 2016--this despite an odious proposal by Congressman Jose Serrano (D-NY 15th), member of the Democratic Socialists of America, to eliminate presidential term limits--short of impeachment, conviction or incapacity we have only our God-given natural and constitutional rights of resistance, e.g. civil disobedience, nullification, secession and rebellion, to shield us from Obama's brazen utopian transformation of this union and to prevent our slide into economic oblivion. And to rely on the federal courts to support the Constitution against this Progressive thug is extremely doubtful.
So, yes, folks, sorry to say, but the remedy is now squarely on our shoulders and on the shoulders of our respective States to resist. We can rely on nothing else. Wishful thinking, benign neglect, and prayers alone won't turn the tide and save this country. And with both our 1st and 2nd Amendment rights under attack, now more than ever patriots need to be solidly united. Are we up to it? That remains to be seen...
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- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2013 at 1:16 AM
In light of the increased number of foreign born people joining our military forces, how much can we trust the military to refuse unlawful orders to move against us? I fear the military will be divided with a large number that do not truly understand freedom obeying the orders of the socialists now controlling the government while others may fear to refuse to obey the illegal orders. A lot depends on the officer corp. Remember though that Douglas MacArthur ordered troops to fire on the unarmed WW1 vets that marched peaceably on Washington trying to get the bonus that was promised them but never delivered. Many of the vets were killed or wounded The lack of a draft or some type of compulsory military service, such as Israel has, is responsible for our young citizens being untutored in the use of firearms. As a result they will be no match against the trained, well armed soldiers that move against them. Many of which will be wearing the blue helmet of the UN. The older combat veterans that can still pull a trigger are mostly out of shape and over weight and have no training with the new technically superior weapons of today's military. I am an 80 year old Korean vet (1950-51)and have my M1 Garand but will be only good for a short time when they come for my guns. I will take a few with me but I won't win any battles. We need to educate our soldiers and marines on the Constitution that they swore to defend. Without them on our side we are surely going to live under the oppression of the commie/socialists. Most of us support the troops but do 100% of the troops support us?ReplyDelete
Citizen soldiers, you and me, and the Nat'l Guard, essentially our neighbors, will not turn against us. Of that I am certain. The upper echelon of the officer corps is politicized and unreliable. But, the armed vets, your neighbors and the Nat'l Guard are 99% behind us.ReplyDelete
I am really impressed that at 80 you're still so feisty and committed to the Constitution. You're to be commended.
Don't give up, man. There are MILLIONS of us out here. In unity there is strength.


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Participation for the Nov. 7 Veterans Day parade has increased considerably over the last few weeks, according to registration numbers.
Lancaster County Veterans Affairs Officer Linda Blackmon said Wednesday that organizers now have 65 groups or individuals signed up to take part in the parade. Weeks ago, the numbers were only in the 30s, a far cry from expectations.
"We're doing good," Blackmon said about the number of participants thus far. "It's picked up and it's still climbing."
As the number of absentee votes tops 300 in County Council's special District 2 election, some people are wondering, is someone running a write-in campaign?
Though the signs point to it, no one has come forward to acknowledge such a write-in campaign.
Charlene McGriff will be the only candidate on the ballot in the Nov. 3 special election, which is necessary to fill the County Council seat vacated by Fred Thomas this summer. Thomas resigned from council to accept a magistrate's post.
INDIAN LAND – Posters in Paula Adams' classroom feature a key phrase: "We all use math every day."
Adams, a math teacher at Indian Land High School, wants her students to know that math will be a large part of their daily lives, even if they don't pursue careers working closely with numbers.
One of her aims is to help prepare her students for the real world.
Dennis Dunham sat in the lounge area in Starr Hall reviewing his schedule, wondering what he's going to do with the dead time between his classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Dunham, a sophomore at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster, is taking 14 hours this semester. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be inconvenient, as he has a nearly four-hour gap in between classes.
Cold sweats, shakes and restless nights were normal for Toren Volkmann. Total memory lapses were common in his life.
Alcohol controlled his life for years.
Volkmann, a Washington state native, started drinking in middle school and soon turned into an alcoholic. After years of binge drinking, sickness and a host of unfavorable consequences, he turned his life around.
Now he and his mother, Chris, travel the country telling their story of struggle, confusion, hope and perseverance.
Alexis Sanders is adjusting to life in the South, while Dr. Suzanne Penuel looks to become even more active in the local community.
Sanders and Penuel are the two newest full-time faculty members at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster. The Lancaster News caught up with both of them recently to see how things have been going so far this semester.
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VAN WYCK – A little more than four months after a Van Wyck resident found herself homeless, there will be a celebration for the arrival of her new home.
A new Spirit model mobile home from Clayton Homes of Lancaster rolled onto Rosemary Fann's rented property in late October, just months after she lost her previous home and was almost forced to live in a tent in her front yard.
Fann was taken in by her pastor, Jon Morgan, and his wife, Kristine, of Christ Fellowship Community Church, who then helped spearhead several fundraisers for her.
INDIAN LAND – The fifth-annual Oratorical Expose, sponsored by the Lancaster District of the AME Zion Church, took place Sept. 24 at El Bethel AME Zion Church in Indian Land.
The event, held each fall, gives local teens a chance to sharpen their public-speaking skills.
Nearly 20 teens competed in this year's contest.
Each of the 25 churches in the district was asked to spearhead a training forum and pick a student to represent the church.
The Humane Society of Lancaster SC has raised money for a new sign for the Lancaster County Animal Shelter in hopes of raising the visibility of the shelter off Lynwood Drive.
"Not too many people even know that we have a county-run animal shelter, or if they do, they are not sure of exactly where it is," said Humane Society president Mary Reimers. "The street sign erected by the S.C. Department of Transportation is woefully lacking as to size and content."
Josh Beckham, a second-year teacher at South Middle School, says the classroom is where he belongs.
Beckham worked for Founders Federal Credit Union as a sales representative after graduating college. Though the job allowed him to travel and meet people daily, he said he knew God was steering him in another direction.
So the Lancaster native started an alternative certification and began teaching history at South Middle last year. His first year went so well, the Lancaster County School District honored him in a big way.
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The Vanishing Shakespeare Executive Summary
April 2007
As this report goes to press, our nation's capital is in the midst of a six-month, city-wide celebration of William Shakespeare. With this celebration as a backdrop, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni researched how Shakespeare fits into English curricula at 70 of the nation's leading colleges and universities. What we found is, to quote the Bard, "the unkindest cut of all."
At most universities, English majors were once required to study Shakespeare as one of the preeminent representatives of English language and literature. But today—on campuses public and private, large and small, east and west—he is required no more.
At more than three-quarters of the institutions ACTA surveyed, English majors are not required to take a course on Shakespeare. The trend has been present for decades, but it has significantly worsened over the past ten years. And as schools relax requirements relating to Shakespeare and other great authors, courses that have more to do with popular culture and current events are multiplying.
To determine where Shakespeare stands in today's curriculum, ACTA surveyed English departments at the U.S. News & World Report's top 25 national universities and top 25 liberal arts colleges, as well as the Big Ten schools and select public universities in New York and California. With the current festivities in our nation's capital in mind, we also looked at universities in or near the District of Columbia. Appendix A gives a full listing of the schools studied, together with summaries of their English major requirements.
Today, a mere 15 of these 70 colleges and universities require English majors to take a course in Shakespeare. Those institutions are:
- California Institute of Technology
- Catholic University
- Harvard University
- Middlebury College
- Smith College
- Stanford University
- State University of New York at Binghamton
- State University of New York at Buffalo
- University of California at Berkeley
- University of California at Los Angeles
- University of the District of Columbia
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- University of Minnesota
- University of Wisconsin at Madison
- Wellesley College
This figure reflects a generous definition of requiring Shakespeare. ACTA credited a college or university with a Shakespeare requirement when a majority of its English majors were obliged either to take a course in Shakespeare or to take two out of three single-author courses on Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton.1
What do these figures mean? For starters, only one Ivy League university, Harvard, requires its English majors to take a course in Shakespeare. Only four of the top 25 national universities ranked by U.S. News & World Report have a Shakespeare requirement: Berkeley, Cal Tech, Harvard, and Stanford. The top 25 liberal arts colleges fare even worse, with only three—Middlebury, Smith, and Wellesley—requiring their English majors to study Shakespeare.
Turning to large public universities, only three from the Big Ten (Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin) require Shakespeare. And even though Washington, DC is devoting the first half of 2007 to a celebration of Shakespeare, just two schools in the area, Catholic University and the University of the District of Columbia, require their English majors to study him.
Ivy League: One school requires Shakespeare
Top 25 National Universities: Four require Shakespeare
Top 25 Liberal Arts Colleges: Three require Shakespeare
Big Ten: Three require Shakespeare
Washington, DC-Area Schools: Two require Shakespeare
Thus, 55 of the 70 schools we surveyed allow English majors—including future English teachers—to graduate without studying the language's greatest writer in depth.2
At most colleges and universities, Shakespeare courses can be taken as electives to fulfill broad historical distribution requirements, as outlined in Appendix A. And yet, as a quick glance at existing requirements shows, Shakespeare holds no favored place. A course on Shakespeare may count the same as the study of Renaissance food (Swarthmore College), Renaissance things (University of Chicago), and medieval writing about flogging, stabbing, and rape (University of Pennsylvania).
Increasingly, colleges and universities envision a major in "English" not as a body of important writers, genres, and works that all should know, but as a hodgepodge of courses reflecting diverse interests and approaches. (See Appendix B.) After redesigning the English major at the University of Pennsylvania, for example, the department's undergraduate chairman told The Daily Pennsylvanian student newspaper that "We might not agree on what we think English is, but we could all agree that our curriculum should reflect the makeup of our faculty."3 Such a philosophy results in course offerings being driven not by the intellectual needs of students, but often by the varied interests and agendas of the faculty. As a consequence, it is possible for students to graduate with a degree in English without thoughtful or extended study of central works and figures who have shaped our literary and cultural heritage.
- Although numerous schools require majors to take a survey of British medieval and Renaissance literature, they often do not guarantee that surveys will include Shakespeare or will provide exposure of any significant depth. Accordingly, for the purposes of this study, we do not classify those schools as requiring Shakespeare.
- ACTA (then known as National Alumni Forum) first investigated this issue in 1996, when we issued a report called The Shakespeare File: What English Majors Are Really Studying. This study reviewed the top 25 universities and top 25 liberal arts colleges ranked by U.S. News & World Report, public universities in New York and California, as well as several institutions included for regional balance. At that time, 23 of the 70 schools surveyed required their English majors to study Shakespeare. Eight of those 23 have since dropped the requirements: Claremont McKenna College; Duke University; Hamilton College; State University of New York at Stony Brook; University of Illinois at Chicago; University of Southern Califorrnia; University of Virginia; and Washington University in St. Louis. Schools surveyed in the 1996 and 2007 studies overlap but are not identical.
- Molly Petrilla, "Proposed English major offers expanded options," The Daily Pennsylvanian, January 15, 2004.


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Explore the Columbia River Gorge this weekend during the Columbia River Gorge Biennial Classic. This free event provides 13 walks/hikes and bike route for you to enjoy at your own pace, June 19-22, 2014.
The event is hosted by the Columbia River Volkssport Club and is attended by walkers from throughout the USA and Canada. Registration to walk the trails is free, with optional IVV volkssport credit. The club provides maps and some trails are further marked to help you navigate. Guided groups are provided for some of the routes for those who don't want to go it alone.
All walks are available every day. Register for any or all walks and complete them at your leisure. Registration Point: Marine Park in Cascade Locks, Oregon. Drive east on I-84 from Portland and take exit 44. Continue straight ahead on Wa Na Pa St. to Marine Park on your left. Enter park and follow signs.
Times: Start between 8AM and 1PM, finish by 4PM.
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Difficulty Ratings: Elevation gain is rated from 1 - flat to 5 - steep hills with cumulative elevation gain of over 3500 ft. The letter part of the rating rates the surface. A is mostly on pavement, C is mostly on rocky/rooted trails, while D and E mean difficult terrain.
Multnomah Falls (10km / 3C)You will drive 16 miles to the start point for this walk. This is one of the most spectacular walks/hikes in the entire Gorge. You will walk to the top of 520-foot high Multnomah Falls then past many other waterfalls on your way to Wahkeena Springs, the headwaters for Wahkeena Falls. Then back down past Fairy Falls to Wahkeena Falls. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Eagle Creek (12km or 25km / 3B) You will drive 5 miles to the start for this walk. This is probably the most beautiful and most visited walk/hike in the Columbia Gorge. Whether you are doing the 12km or the 25km version of this walk you are in for a treat. The trail follows a canyon and climbs gently up past Punchbowl Falls and Metlako Falls to High Bridge where 12km walkers will turn around. 25km walkers will continue on under Tunnel Falls to Crossover Falls, a great place for lunch, where they will turn around and return.Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: No | Restrooms: Yes
Town Walk (5km / 1A) Walk through Marine Park onto Thunder Island, in the middle of the Columbia River, past the museum, and into town past the ice cream store. An easy short walk. Strollers: Medium | Wheelchairs: Medium | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Dry Creek Falls (10km / 2B) A beautiful waterfall tucked back at the end of a canyon. Walk through old growth fir along forested trails and then down an old road back to Cascade Locks. You will pass the ice cream store at the end of this walk. Strollers: Hard | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Cascade Locks to Overlook (10km / 1A) There will be a guided walk for this event starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 21. An easy walk along the old Columbia River Highway to the Overlook Campground with its wonderful views of Bonneville and the Columbia River. Strollers: Medium | Wheelchairs: Medium | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Wahclella Falls (10km / 2C) There will be a guided walk for this event starting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, June 19. You will drive 5 miles to the start point. This is an old favorite. One of the prettiest waterfalls in the Columbia Gorge, this one is nestled at the end of a beautiful canyon. You will walk along a creek, past an unnamed waterfall across two bridges the the double falls at the end of the canyon. Then return to walk through the Bonneville Fish Hatchery and then back to your car at the Overlook campground. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Dog Mountain (10km / 5) Arguably the most difficult hike in the Columbia River Gorge but also one of the most satisfying and beautiful. The trail climbs 2,900 feet in 3 miles to an open meadow with a magnificent array of wildflowers which, in June, are in full bloom. At the summit you can choose to return via the Augsberger trail or the very steep Riverside trail.
Mosier Tunnels (13km / 2A) You will drive 22 miles to the start point. This walk follows the old Columbia River Highway through the Mosier Tunnels. These tunnels collapsed and were then reopened as a State Park and walking/biking trail in the late 90's. The views are awesome and the grade is easy. There is a $5.00 State Parks pass required for parking here. Strollers: Medium | Wheelchairs: Medium | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Nick Eaton Ridge (13km / 4B) You will drive 3 miles to the start point. This is one of the harder walks in the event. It climbs 2,700 feet in 3.5 miles and tops out at a magnificent viewpoint high above the Columbia River. You will return on the Nick Eaton Ridge trail back to the start. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Herman Creek Pinnacles (10km / 3B) You will drive 3 miles to the start point. You will walk along forested trails, across a creek, past a waterfall to some really different rock formations. The pinnacles are pyramidal shaped rock mounds that are unique to this area. You can climb these if you wish and enjoy the view on the Columbia River far below. You will then return the way you came. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Starvation Creek (10km / 1B) There will be a guided walk for this event starting at 9 a.m. on Friday, June 20. This is an easy, fairly flat walk on a part of the Old Columbia River Highway that has been converted to a hiking/walking trail. You will pass several waterfalls, an old oven the Chinese workers used while constructing the highway and a massive anthill. You will walk through a campground to a small sandy beach on the Columbia River and then back to your car. Strollers: Hard | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Coyote Wall (10km / 4C) A guided group walk only up the Bingen Syncline, otherwise known as Coyote Wall. We will carpool from Marine Park at 9.30 a.m. each of the four days. You will have awesome views of the Columbia River and at several points up-close looks at the uplift that gave this magnificent place its name. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: No
Horsetail Falls (10km or 12km / 2C) You will drive 11 miles to the start point. This is a return of an old favorite. Walk on forested trails past several waterfalls, even walk behind one. A 12km option will take you to Triple Falls, a great place to rest and enjoy the scenery. Then back past some great vistas, overlooking the Columbia River, to the start point. Strollers: No | Wheelchairs: No | Pets: Yes | Restrooms: Yes
Mosier Tunnels Bike Ride (25km / 1A) Bike through the Mosier Tunnels to the little town of Mosier. Here you can stop at the ice-cream store or just bike through town and continue to the Memaloose Overlook then back along the Old Columbia River Highway, through the tunnels to your start point.
The club will provide a hot dog lunch for purchase each day from 11 am - 3 pm at the registration point. They have a potluck dinner on Friday, June 20 at 6 pm at Marine Park you can join in to meet the other walkers.


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Cheesepinions, Round #8May 12, 2010, 5pm
Here marks the beginning of the end…
…of Spring time goats milk cheeses. (GOTCHA! I bet you thought I was going to say something about the end of the blog. Ha! Never. This blog will NEVER DIE. Just like Elizabeth Taylor. Or Terminator…)
Anyways – I again apologize for the lag in blogging! I am a busy little cheesy bee, running around and trying to get things done. But, I am back for another round of everyone's most favorite installment: CHEESEPINIONS. (And the crowd goes WILD.)
So this week Dani has got some things to say. Even though he is in Europe right now, raging with the best of them in Barcelona and Holland, he shall be heard across the pond – right here in Brooklyn.
April is a special month for cheese. After spending the winter months sitting inside and doing nothing but eating and getting all fat and pregnant, goats and sheep all over the world start popping out babies like Octomom. As a result, they start producing the most delicious, nutrient rich, and decadent cheese of the entire year. (Gotta keep those babies all fat and happy, you know…) As a result, goat cheeses in the spring time are SICK. And I don't mean sick in that pukey, I-ate-too-many-taquitos, kind of way. Sick as in good. So f'ing good. But, come mid-May, all the babies are born, and we move onto tangier goat cheese pastures.
One of the last cheeses we are going to get from this goat baby mania is the delicious French blob – Chevrot.
Dani is going crazy over these little midgets. (That's right. MIDGETS.) Dani is super excited for spring and summer and is ready to crack out his booty shorts while eating goat cheese. These cheeses taste like grass and fresh milk and call for summer picnics and ridiculous BBQ's.
With this simple yet delicious round disc, Dani would pair it with some honey and a chilled Riesling. Aww…sweet. These goat milk cheeses tend to be super tangy and pair great with the sweet flavors of honey. (Kind of like Sour Patch Kids…except only the red ones because all the others are so gross.) He would eat all this with a Reisling. Mainly because it gets you drunk, but the sweetness of a wine would create the perfect end to a romantic spring picnic for two. Talk about sweet finishes…
Anyways. That's all from me. Yes. So…..any ideas for blog posts? Recipes? More interviews? Does anyone have any questions about cheese I can answer? And I know people are reading this blog – I use Google Analytics and I know what cities you are in and how long you stay on the blog for. So…..just humor me and talk to me. Via the internet. Ok…it just got creepy.
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Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah carry Bulls to easy victory vs. Raptors
CHICAGO -- Derrick Rose scored 23 points and the Chicago Bulls rode a dominating advantage on the boards to a 109-90 preseason victory over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night.
The Bulls (2-2) hammered the Raptors off the glass on both ends of the court. Chicago outrebounded Toronto 13-3 in the first quarter, 10-4 in the second and 15-8 in the third. Overall, the Bulls finished with a 44-22 rebound advantage and outscored Toronto 19-14 on second-chance points.
"They were just much more aggressive than we were," Raptors coach Jay Triano said. "They worked harder than us and that was evident."
Joakim Noah had 16 points and 14 rebounds for the Bulls, while Luol Deng scored 13 points and Omer Asik added nine points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots.
"[Asik] does a lot of things that can help us win," Noah said. "You can't teach that size that he has. That's a big body and he can really move for a guy of his size."
Leandro Barbosa led the Raptors (1-2) with 20 points.
Guard Ronnie Brewer made his Chicago debut after missing the Bulls' first three preseason games with a right hamstring pull. Brewer, a four-year veteran who signed with the Bulls as a free agent over the summer, scored four points in 10 minutes and looked tentative at times during his first-half stint, but more confident during the second half.
"With Ronnie, we've got to be careful with the minutes," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "I thought he did some things really well out there. Defensively, I like his length, I like the way he competes."
Brewer said after the game that he felt fine and suffered no setbacks with his injury.
Rose scored 14 points and the Bulls shot 56 percent from the field while building a nine-point lead in the first quarter. Noah had four of Chicago's nine assists in the first quarter and he finished with a team-high eight for the game.
"[Thibodeau] isn't talking to us about moving the ball," Rose said. "It just comes from the offense. The offense is made so that if you don't have a shot, you pass it."
The Bulls were credited with an assist on 26 of their 40 field goals. Rose had seven assists.
"I thought we played very unselfishly," Thibodeau said.
Thibodeau's offensive system seems to be ideally suited for Noah, who is one of the better-passing big men in the NBA.
"[Thibodeau's] offense puts us in a position where we can succeed," Noah said.
The Bulls stretched the lead to as many as 21 points in the second quarter as Chicago took advantage of Toronto's leaky defense and poor effort off the boards. The Raptors closed the advantage with a strong 14-7 finish to the opening half behind seven points from center David Andersen, who scored nine points in 20 minutes in the game.
Toronto closed within 12 again late in the third quarter after Barbosa hit a 3-pointer from the corner. On the Bulls' ensuing possession, Taj Gibson missed a foul-line jumper, but Noah tipped the ball twice then dived out of bounds to tip it a third time, slapping the ball to Deng on the wing. Fittingly, Noah got the ball back under the basket and his dunk put Chicago back up by 14.
Chicago's 14-3 run to finish the third quarter featured six second-chance points. The Bulls led 81-58 entering the fourth quarter.
"We practiced harder than we played today," Triano said. "We just have to work harder and play with the intensity that's needed to win."
Toronto's Andrea Bargnani, the top pick in the 2006 draft, scored 11 points. He was 2-for-17 from the field in the first two preseason games, and was just 3-of-9 on Tuesday.
"Maybe [Bargnani] is getting his legs under him a little bit," Triano said. "Like I said before, it's not just Andrea. Everybody has got to pick up their level of intensity."
Thibodeau played his key starters heavy minutes with Noah playing 40 minutes, Rose 36 and Deng 31.
"With Joakim, he's going to get his minutes at [center]," Thibodeau said. "I had anticipated that Bargnani would start. I wanted to get a look at him guarding a range-shooting [big man]. He probably played a few more minutes than I would have liked."
Raptors forward Linas Kleiza sat out because of a sore right Achilles' tendon.
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A New Youth?: Young People, Generations And Family Life
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The author of A New Youth?: Young People, Generations And Family Life is Carmen Leccardi, Elisabetta Ruspini "A New Youth?" provides a cross-cultural perspective on the challenges and problems posed by young people's transition to The authors address questions such as: What are the experiences of being young in different European countries? What can we learn about the differences of being young in non-European countries? Are young people developing new attitudes towards society? What are the risks associated with the transition of youth to adulthood? Can we identify new attitudes about citizenship? And on a more general level, are there experiences and new social meanings associated with youth? The volume is comparative between various European and non-European countries in order to identify the emerging models of These characteristics are connected with broader social, political and cultural changes: changes related to extended education, increasing women's participation in the labour market, changing welfare regimes, as well as changes in political regimes and in the representation and construction of individual identities and biographies, towards an increasing The work offers critical reflections in the realm of sociology of youth by providing broader understandings of the term The detailed analysis of new forms of marginality and social exclusion among young people offers valuable insight for policy development and political.This title is available at BookMoving on Carmen Leccardi, Elisabetta Ruspini's eBooks, .A New Youth?: Young People, ... Textbook, course, ebook, pdf, download at bookmoving .


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John Digweed is one of the top DJs in the world.
He was one of the first UK DJs to have a residency in the United States and helped to popularize dance music in America.
Digweed played the Kanrocksas Music Festival this year. He recently wrote in to discuss how he started DJing, his favorite DJs and what he loves about dance music.
For more info on John Digweed, check out http://www.johndigweed.com/.
Did you come from a musical family? Were your parents musical?
Not at all. My parents were not into music at all, I used to listen to the radio every week and pause the DJ talking so I had non-stop mixes.
What first got you interested in DJing?
One of the guys who worked at my parents business was flat mates with the local DJ where I lived. So he used to give me tapes of mixes that had been recorded in the club so I was hooked at a early age with club music.
What are some of your favorite memories from the early days of the rave scene?
Parties on Hastings pier were always great at the start, nobody thought it was going to last so everybody was just having fun while it lasted.
Who are some of your favorite DJs and why?
Josh Wink and Carl Cox are a couple of my favs as they always give 100 percent and love what they do.
What qualities do you look for in great tunes?
Something that does not grab you straight away but the more times you hear it the better it gets.
How did your label (Bedrock) come together?
It was started after so many people started giving me tracks to play out but they did not have a home for it. So it made sense for me to pick the best ones up for my own label.
What are the biggest differences between US crowds and crowds in other places around the world?
People always think that the crowds react differently around the world. If you play great music, people seem to react the same way.
How do you feel that the US scene has grown and changed since you first started DJing in America?
The club scene is fantastic. The USA, it`s such a big country. It was never going to happen overnight, so the fact that it is so big now is down to many DJ`s playing across the states week-in week-out, exposing electronic music to the masses.
What are some of your favorite places to play around the world and why?
Argentina and Japan are always top of my list as the crowds are always very passionate about the music.
What do you love about dance music?
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Originally Posted by 98GreenMachine
This is a discussion on push button or floor shift transfer case? within the Offroad forums, part of the General Discussion category; If you have good luck with it, then more power to you glad somebody does. After this winter i won't ...
If you have good luck with it, then more power to you glad somebody does. After this winter i won't reccomend them anymore. I e-mailed posi lock and they responded with, "this is a somewhat frequent occurrence in cold harsh climates, our only suggestion is to try and build a guard around it... yadda yadda thanks for your business". If i lived someplace without -30~40* temps and 20+ feet of snow a year i would run one.
Anywho end of thread hijack.
Floor shift all the way for a SAS candidate, much less wiring to worry about, no possible service 4x4 lights or anything. But when buying a used truck sometimes you can't be picky, gotta buy what you can find and afford.
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2000 Tahoe Z71, 14bFF 6 lug, 241 swap, bumpers, sliders.
1988 K5, 350/700R/241 locked 10B, welded 12B, 35's, half doors.
Originally Posted by 98GreenMachine
Originally Posted by jusgivmesom
On the floor.
In a bed.
I like the push button. I can simply push a button when I need to go in an out of 4wd. Comes in handy on snowy roads that have dry pavement mixed in. I don't have to bend over to shift into 4wd
if you are a mall cruiser instead of a real user then push button would be "cooler" but if you want your truck to WORK and know its going to work then the floor shifter is always the best. many friends i have had thier transfer cases malfunction. they SEEM weaker. i have not had any problems so far with my floor shifter.
My push button switch is great, but like others have said, push button is nice if you don't offroad a lot, plus mine has never failed me. Once it does fail me though, I'll have a different opinion.
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Are floor shifters even an option anymore on brand new trucks?
06,07,08 Silverado, Sierra, Sierra Denali's, Tahoe, Yukon, Etc?
pushbutton rules in the snow and mud.
The cost of 241's and 261's are going to be astronomical if everyone starts to swap.
Has anyone tried to modify a 243 by taking the motor off the side of the case and fabing up some sort of linkage to connect to the shift arm.
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99 Tahoe LT 6" Procomp 3" Body SF 14blt 4.56's Detroit 37/12.5/17 BFG M/T's
241 (T-Case of the Month)
I have the push button with the stupid autotrac and i had it changed to the floor shifter because of my transfer case going out because of the front drive shaft causing the case to crack or blow up because it not going out of 4 wheel drive and i would never buy a fabtech lift ever again because the say the front drive shaft wont vibrate and it did
i got a floorshift on my truck..only reason i bought it instead of a ext cab
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07 Crew Cab 4x4 4.8L
Duals with 4" Tips,5% Tint All Around,8000K HID's,K&N,3 inch Body Lift,Ford Keys with 3inch blocks on some 36x13.50 Iroks
i got pushbutton and its allright if you take care of it just like anything else if you dont put the money into something and you rag on it it will break and that is on anything but a tank
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had the floor shifter on my 97 and have the floor shifter on the 99. wont buy a truck without it.
2007 Classic Crew Cab
Originally Posted by robsilverado
i had the push button in my 99 GMC Yukon. But the chain was starting to slip in the transfer case. so now im finishing up putting a manual transfer case out of a 95 Z71.
excuse me? are you ****ing gay? i work my truck hard day in and day out. ive used my HD for hot shotting and pulled 9k lbs trailers up steep inclines through mountains and had to use 4wd and live in south florida where i wheel my truck in the mud and woods on a pretty regular basis. sorry if i prefer the comfort of my leather seats and push buttom 4x4 over floor shift, but dont accuse people that like the push button of being mall crawlers.Originally Posted by robsilverado
to the OP in your application you might want the floor shift. ill stick with my push button though
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99-00 chevy/GMC floor or button shift are all still servo actuated. if you get under the truck and look there is no likage any more on new pickups. My friend has a 97 chevy that has a floor mounted shifter. And its is servo actuated!


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Congrats to Linkin Park who won Best Rock at last night's MTV Europe Music Awards! By Wikipedia's count, this makes 8 EMA wins in 17 nominations for the band. LP beat out the likes of Coldplay, Green Day, Muse and The Killers for the award.
See Chester's hilarious acceptance video below:
The band were also nominated for best North American Act but lost to Rihanna.
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Hundreds of innocent people were either killed or injured due to the criminal incident, said an official statement issued in Riyadh today by the GCC General Secretariat.
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Miley Cyrus has finally confirmed her long-rumored relationship with fellow Disney star Nick Jonas in an extensive interview in the forthcoming September issue of Seventeen magazine.
While neither had previously confirmed the relationship, it has long been the subject of media speculation — Cyrus said in the interview that "it was really hard to keep it from people."
"Nick and I loved each other," Cyrus told the magazine. "We still do, but we were in love with each other. For two years he was basically my 24/7. We were arguing a lot, and it really wasn't fun."(Nick and the brothers held a press conference on Wednesday talking about their new single, the lyrics of which address Nick's diabetes.)
Miley admitted that things got dark for her after the two broke up at the end of 2007 — so dark that she even dyed her hair black to reflect how sad she was. "At first I bawled for a month straight," she said. "I was so sad. I just went into this weird funk. And I dyed my hair black.
"When we were dating, Nick wanted me to get highlights — and so I did that, and I got myself looking great," she continued. "And then, on the day we broke up, I was like, 'I want to make my hair black now — I don't want to look pretty; I want to look hard-core.' I was rebelling against everything Nick wanted me to be. And then I was like, 'I've got to be by myself for now and just figure out who I really am.' "
The brothers were quick to come to Miley's defense in the wake of her controversial Vanity Fair photos earlier this year.
The 15-year-old superstar said she currently isn't involved with anyone, and she likes it that way. "Since [the breakup], I've realized that I've met so many great guys, but I like being the girl nobody can have," she added. "No one can touch me, no one's mine. I'm myself. I think it's sexy to do your own thing."
Although Nick is rumored to have found love with "Wizards of Waverly Place" star Selena Gomez , Miley hasn't given up on the idea that maybe, someday, she and Nick might rekindle their love affair.
"Maybe he'll be my best friend for the rest of my life," she speculated, "or maybe I'll end up marrying Nick Jonas!"
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As usual, the corporate MSM is attempting to spin a shitty retail sales report into a report showing consumers are back baby. They desperately want this storyline to convince the sheeple that all is well in our consumer spending dependent economy. The headline on the Rupert Murdoch owned Marketwatch was:
I guess their definition of brisk and my definition of brisk are slightly different. The storyline during the winter was the shitty retail sales were due to the cold weather. We were told retail sales would skyrocket come spring. Well let's examine what has happened from March through May, which the last time I checked constituted Spring. Here is a link to the data I'll be referencing:
- Retail sales grew by a pitiful 0.3% over April.
- Excluding the debt financed auto sales, retail sales grew by an infinitesimal .07%.
- We know for a fact that auto loan length is at a record high of 66 months, auto leases are at an all-time high of 26%, and 34% of all loans are being made to people with bad credit. Does anyone really think these are sales? They constitute 20% of all retail sales in this country.
- Retail sales are $18 billion higher this May versus last May. $8.4 billion, or 47% of that increase, is attributable to Government Motors through Ally Financial and the rest of the Wall Street bankers doling out easy money loans to deadbeats.
- During this supposed retail recovery from the dreadful winter, total retail sales have grown by a total of $3.6 billion from March through May. That is a miniscule 0.8%. When you back out the auto sales, it is a microscopic 0.5%. On an annualized basis retail sales are growing at below 2%.
- With inflation running at 5% or higher, REAL retail sales are declining. This is why retailers are reporting horrible profit results.
- Over the last three months retail sales, excluding autos, has risen $1.7 billion. You'll be thrilled to know that $0.6 billion of that increase is from you paying more at gasoline stations. That is 34% of the increase. Another $0.8 billion was spent at building and materials stores to make repairs on your houses damaged from the winter storms.
- Over the last three months sales have declined at electronics & appliance stores, food stores, restaurants and for all the idiots thinking on-line is the reason bricks and mortar is dying – INTERNET SALES DECLINED. I guess sales tax does matter.
Again, the MSM and the Wall Street shyters are wrong. There is no retail recovery. It was not the weather. The only retail being done is through easy long-term auto and home furnishing debt. The loan losses will follow when the next financial crisis arrives. The retail death rattle grows ever louder as Radio Shack announced results that foretell a bankruptcy filing before year end. That will mean 5,000 more SPACE AVAILABLE signs in strip malls and regional malls across America.


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Terrelle Pryor's 2008 OSU Big Ten Championship ring for sale on ebay
One of the items that got Terrelle Pryor suspended from NCAA football in 2011 is now for sale on ebay.
His 2008 Ohio State University Big Ten Championship ring is for sale for $16,499.
The ring was one of the memorabilia items that the NCAA said he sold - in breach of the conference's rules - to a Columbus tattoo shop.
He was suspended for five games for the sales - and left OSU for the NFL before the suspension was up.


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University of Idaho senior center Mike Marboe (Wenatchee, Wash.) once again is on the Rimington Award Watch List, which is given annually to the nation's best center.
Marboe, who has started every game for the past three seasons, first appeared on the prestigious list as a sophomore after anchoring the offensive line as redshirt freshman in 2011. His 36 successive starts rank ties for fourth most among active offensive linemen. He also is a first-team choice on the Sun Belt Conference's preseason all-conference team and on Phil Steele's preseason All-Sun Belt team.
"Mike has worked very hard this off season and had prepared to have his best season his senior year," head coach Paul Petrino said."We are very excited for him to have a great year."
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FLUSHING, N.Y.—Former Sun Devil tennis player Jacqueline Cako, 22, of Brier, Wash., and her mixed doubles partner Joel Kielbowicz, won their way into the US Open Mixed Doubles Tournament after winning the 2014 US Open National Playoffs. The US Open Tennis Championships run August 27-September 5 in Flushing, N.Y.
Cako, who graduated in three years the Barrett Honors College in bioscience in May of 2013, was a four-time first-team NCAA All-American at Arizona State. In her final year at ASU before turning professional, Cako upset the top-seed in the NCAA singles championship and, with partner Nikki Smith, advanced the NCAA doubles semifinals. She was also named the 2013 Pac-12 Senior Scholar Athlete by the conference.
Cako has thrived in doubles on the USTA Pro Circuit, winning six titles and peaking at No. 169 in the world in doubles last September. In 2013, Cako and fellow American Natalie Pluskota reached the doubles quarterfinals at the Emirates Airline US Open Series event in Stanford, Calif.
The US Open National Playoffs were held August 20-23, in New Haven, Conn. Last night, Cako and Kielbowicz defeated the brother-sister duo of Ena and Shuhei Shibahara, 6-3, 6-1, in the Playoffs final. Cako and Kielbowicz won the mixed doubles title at the USTA Southwest Sectional Qualifying Tournament in Scottsdale, Ariz., in May to advance to the US Open National Playoffs.
The 2014 US Open Mixed Doubles Tournament will be held August 27-September 5, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y., at the home of the US Open. The mixed doubles draw will be posted on www.USOpen.org tomorrow.
Both Cako and Kielbowicz are making their debuts in a US Open main draw. Cako competed in the US Open juniors in 2008 and 2009. Cako and Kielbowicz met at a tournament in Arizona earlier this year and were playing together for the first time.
More than 1,450 combined men and women competed in the fifth year of the US Open National Playoffs in singles and mixed doubles, playing in one of 13 Sectional Qualifying Tournaments held nationwide. The US Open National Playoffs are designed to bring the spirit of the US Open to cities and sections across the country, making the US Open eligible to anyone 14 and over with the passion to compete, regardless of playing ability or nationality.


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"Le repas de famille dans le cinéma francais: exemples choisis"
2013 Institute of French Cultural Studies on Culture and Gastronomy presents a lecture by Pierre Léglise-Costa, Sciences Po.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Kemeny Hall 008
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Pierre Léglise-Costa is an art historian and linguist, teacher, curator, critic and translator.
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Sometimes parenting follows a simple formula, but when it comes to health, it isn't always that simple. Health matters are much more complicated and just popping a pill or using another synthetic product may not be the best treatment for children's delicate systems. Taking a holistic approach to healthcare can be the best way to get a healthy kid, and keep them that way. A holistic approach considers every aspect of the child's lifestyle- including diet, environment, and the techniques used for stress management. This "whole child" approach is not just about medicating symptoms, but rather looking at the whole picture to get to the root cause of an issue. That's what a holistic approach really is.
When it comes to kids and nutrition, supplying a balanced diet that isn't constantly rejected can be a dilemma for many parents. A good rule for anyone trying to improve the nutrition of their daily diet is to eliminate as many processed foods as possible. Processed foods are often high in white flour, sugar and salt and low in nutritional value. Many processed foods, especially those marketed to children, also contain artificial flavorings, coloring, and preservatives that have been found to cause hyperactivity and behavior problems in children.
Despite a parent's best efforts, kids get sick, but every sniffle doesn't require a trip to the doctor. Read on for holistic remedies for some of the most common childhood ailments.
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General First Aid- Burns/Cuts/ Scrapes
To clean and dress a wound, try Melaleuca essential oil, known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.
To stop bleeding, try helichrysum essential oil.
Lavender essential oil is wonderful for healing burns.
To use: Use as needed, apply directly to wound or dilute with carrier oil before application.
Colds and Flu
Oregano essential oil naturally helps the body fight off illness. Dilute a few drops of the essential oil with a carrier oil and rub on feet at the first sign of illness. Repeat a few times a day.
Eucalyptus essential oil can be used much like a natural mentholated rub. Dilute a few drops of eucalyptus oil with a carrier oil and rub on the chest area to help clear congestion.
Elderberry syrup is often a safe choice for children over the age of two. When the syrup is taken by mouth it seems to reduce the symptoms and length of flu symptoms when given within 24-48 hours of the first symptoms. Symptom relief seems to occur within 2 to 4 days of treatment for most people. Read all label directions and make sure to use a formulation that is safe for children.
Dilute 1-2 drops of lavender or peppermint essential oil in 2 tbsp. carrier oil and massage on neck, on feet, behind the ears, and on the back.
Repeat every few hours as needed.
Use lavender essential oil along with Melaleuca essential oil for earaches and infections.
To use: Apply a mixture of the two oils behind ears, dilute with carrier oil if skin shows sensitivity. Also apply a few drops of each oil to a cotton ball and place lightly in ear. Never put essential oils directly in ear canal. Repeat 3-5 times per day.
Note: If symptoms do not improve in a few days or if they worsen, seek professional medical advice.
Stomach Problems
Ginger and peppermint are two of the best things for any sort of stomach issue. Make a tea of either substance for the child to sip on or try rubbing a few drops of the diluted essential oil on the abdomen and feet.
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The beautiful pleated detailing on this French Connection Lucy Twill Skirt ($128) would make any fashion-forward girl stop in her tracks. The sophisticated skirt works amazingly with a crisp oxford shirt for work or with a tank for the evening out. The best part is that it's not too short or scandalous but doesn't make you seem to stuffy either!
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look at the determination
Printable View
look at the determination
Eve likes it.
I want the nipple badge
Yea no kiddin. Still shrouded in secrecy I take it. :P
dogar creeping up on poor innocent girls.
and cute Eve~
Poor is not the adjective I would place in the same sentence as Trixie. hahaha
Think what you want to think.
You say it an AWEFUL lot. So 2007.
Creeping, huh? :P
*gets my knees flexin' & my arms t-rexin'*
only losers write sentences with correct capitalization
I'm just saying, if someone is going to call ME out on something they better be ready for me to ridicule their hypocritical judgments!
people who dont capitalise or punctuate do it because they dont bother to. people who cant spell... cant spell.


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The Galaxy Tab has been getting a lot of hype for a few weeks now, and Samsung announced today that there will be no preference when it comes to the major U.S. mobile carriers. Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all slated to receive the tablet when it comes available.
This was announced at the live Galaxy Tab event today in New York, where it was also stated that there would be a Wi-Fi only version but no 4G capable Galaxy Tab. No official pricing was released, but Samsung also stated that MTV, NBC, Universal, and Warner were onboard as partners for Samsung's Media Hub content rental service.


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Book now for Keepers and Strikers and Little Dribblers.
There's something for everybody this summer as Foundation of Light coaches have a range of summer sport activities planned across Sunderland, South Tyneside and County Durham.
A 'Player Pathway' operates with the Foundation of Light that can see gifted and talented players referred to Sunderland AFC's Academy of Light.
Little Dribblers, the fun introduction to football for youngsters which is also mapped to learning outcomes of the Early Years Foundation Stage National Curriculum, will be accessible to youngsters from the age of 18 months at some venues.
Little Skills, for youngsters aged 5-7 years, focuses on age specific development areas needed and is tailored to the players needs.
Game Play, for youngsters aged 8-13 years, Introduces tactical sessions as well as maintaining the technical elements of player development.
The highly popular Keepers and Strikers session returns offering position specific skills training for youngsters wanting to become shot stoppers or strikers.
Girls' Only, tailored to the specific manner in which young girls learn, will be running during the summer break coached by Sunderland AFC's Girls' Centre of Excellence's Caroline Ames and Kevin Darke.
4v4 Tournaments will be running for youngsters aged 6-13 years. These small sided tournaments develop passing and fast paced play and are key in young players' development. They are also a lot of fun and the Foundation of Light are welcoming bookings from teams of four or individuals who can be allocated to teams.
Finally, the Foundation of Light's award-winning Making Moves disability coaching team are running multi-sports coaching and activities.
All of these specialist sessions run alongside the Foundation of Light's Soccer Centres which offer excellent value for money at £15, £20 and £30 for one, two and three-day courses accordingly.
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Blurred lines. These days of ultra modern technology, making you always available and easy to reach, it makes it even more difficult to unplug from work. Where do you draw the line between work and your life?
Work stress straining family relationships
Your work load is overwhelming for you and you are getting no free time just for yourself. Add the complications of finding time to spend with friends and family and you are going under water slowly but surely. Work is becoming a 24/7 thing.
Socialise with people you do not work with
If you don't cut off the customer or work contact at the same time each night, work bleeds over into everything that was meant to be done outside of work. Clients and work expect you to be available if you keep answering. Set the time and stick to the boundary. Set the alarm on your phone and stop taking calls and email from that point on through your evening. Everyone needs time to recharge their own batteries; you don't get a break if you don't make the time. Put the phone or computer away so you are not tempted and the device does not interrupt family relationship time together.
Take lunch away from your desk
Even a bathroom break, without your smart phone can give you a few minutes of relaxation. Wash your face, adjust your hair, breath and then go back to your desk.
Exercise after work
Just twenty minutes of non-stop running or some kind of aerobics allows your mind to shift gears and your body time to make new-not stress-related-memories. Exercise doesn't reduce your workload but it does psychologically unplug you.
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Reaching Aid Features T-Shaped Lever and Can Be Operated By Mouth
A reaching aid engineered to accommodate individuals with spinal injuries, severe arthritis, wrist deformities, or minimally functional trunk musculature is available through Maddak Inc, headquartered in Wayne, NJ. The Vee-Zee C5 Reacher – Folding is constructed from a lightweight, aluminum channel with rubber-lined claws that open to 3 1/2 inches and close completely. It does not require finger function, according to the company website.
Users can operate the product via a T-shaped toggle lever at the top, rather than a conventional trigger, and it can be operated by mouth. The website notes that the arm support is designed to relieve stress on the radial side of the wrist while the wrist support prevents nonfunctional wrist extension. For flexion, the support on the inside of the palm grip is intended to help control ulnar deflection of the wrist. The supports can reportedly be customized to individual requirements or moved from one side to the other to accommodate left- and right-hand use.
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FAYETTEVILLE -- The Arizona State University sports information staff will be providing live coverage from the Randal Tyson Indoor Facility in Fayetteville, Ark., this weekend as the Sun Devil track and field team takes part in the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships.
Throughout the day on Friday and Saturday, we will provide live updates on all Sun Devil competitors (as well as any notable updates from the other events) and their performance at the meet. We encourage readers to interact and ask questions and share in the moment as the Sun Devils strive for national glory.
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Earlier this week I made a statement in a post which, upon further reflection, I felt needed a bit of explanation. I wrote something along the lines of wanting to see the reaction of Charles Inglis, Nova Scotia's first Anglican Bishop, were he to learn that one of his churches was being taken down and sold to the New Lights. Of course, this was in relation to All Saints Anglican Church in Granville Centre being taken down and apparently sold to a Baptist congregation in Louisiana. Well, since Bishop Inglis is long in his grave I will never get to see his reaction but, I can assume that it would not have been positive. Why would this be?
This is the point in this post where I try to explain centuries old religious debate in a very concise form. Believe me, it will be concise. In the years before the start of the American Revolution a wave of revivalist preaching made its way across the American colonies (I am including Nova Scotia in this context). One of the first of these preachers was actually an Anglican named George Whitefield. Certain denominations (Baptist, Methodist, Congregationalist, etc.) started to lean toward this revival style preaching centered on ecstatic experience. Those who practised this style of preaching were called New Lights. The emergence of these groups rankled the established Church of England whose services usually did not include these sorts of ecstasies. Another problem was that the gaining popularity of the New Lights drew members away from the Church of England. While there are other and deeper doctrinal differences, I am going to keep the explanation this level since it resonates with the poem at the bottom of this post.
On a political level, the followers of the New Lights and the Church of England became divided over the dogma of the American Revolution. The New Lights embraced an egalitarian and democratic view while the Church of England was a staunch supporter of the established British hierarchical system. Each group was representing one of the sides in the conflict. As the Revolution progressed, these religious and political differences led to much animosity.
The Rev. Jacob Bailey had come to Annapolis Royal as a Loyalist fleeing Maine. A man of education, he had been in the same Harvard graduating class as John Adams (1755). In addition to his role as the Anglican Rector of St Luke's Church, Bailey wrote poetry, journals, drama, and even attempted a novel. Much of Bailey's work is satirical and highly critical of both the New Lights and those who started the Revolution. While Bailey and Bishop Inglis did not always see eye to eye, I will offer the following poem as typical of the sentiment of the Church of England in Nova Scotia in the decades following the American Revolution. This version of Jacob Bailey's Verse Against the New Lights can be found in Canadian Poetry: From the Beginnings through the First World War, published in 1994. Something about this poem seems to confirm my feeling that neither Bailey nor Inglis would be particularly happy to see All Saints Church being taken down and sold.
Verse against the New Lights
Behold the gifted teacher rise
and roll to heaven his half shut eyes
In every feature of his face
see stiffness sanctity and grace
like whipping post erect he stands
and stretches out his waving hands
then with a slow and gentle voice
begins to make an languid noise
strives with a thousand airs to move
to melt and thaw your hearts with love
but when he fails by softening arts
to mollify your frozen hearts
observe him spring with eager jump
and on the table fiercely thump
with double fist he beats the air
pours out his soul in wrathful prayer
then seized with furious agitation
screams forth a frightful exhortation
And with a sharp and hideous yell
sends all your carnal folks to Hell
Now to excite your fear and wonder
tries the big jarring voice of thunder
like wounded serpent in the vale
he writhes, his body and his tail
strives by each motion to express
the Agonies of deep distress
Then Groans, and scolds and roars aloud
till dread and frenzy fire the crowd
The madness spreads with rapid power
confusion reigns and wild uproar
a consort grand of joyful tones
mingl'd with sighs and rueful moans
Some heaven extol with rapturous air
while others rave in black dispair
a blended group of different voices
confound and stund us with their noises
Thus in some far and lonely site
amidst the deepest glooms of night
where roll the slow and sullen floods
ore hung with rocks and dusky woods
I've heard the wolves terrific howl
the doleful music of the owl
with notes more piercing soft and shrill
resounds the sprightly whi'poorwill
these give the ears a wondrous greeting
not much unlike a pious meeting
Here blue-eyed Jenny plays her part
inured to every saint like art
she works and heaves from head to heel
with pangs of puritanic zeal
now in a fit of deep distress
the holy maid turns prophetess
and to our light and knowledge brings
a multitude of secret things
and as Enthusiasm advances
falls into extacies and trances
herself with decency resigns
to these impulses and reclines
on Jemmy Trimm, a favorite youth
a chosen vessel of the truth
who as she sinks into his arms
feels thro' his veins her powerful charms
grown warm with throbs of strong devotion
he finds his blood in high commotion
and fir'd with love of this dear Sister
is now unable to resist her.
Jacob Bailey (178-)
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Should I ground him? No prom? I hate to resort to that, but I'm not sure what else to do.
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SMU BASKETBALL COACHING CLINIC - 2014*Per NCAA rules, all sport camps and clinics conducted by Southern Methodist University are open to any and all entrants and enrollment is only limited based on age, grade level, gender, or number restrictions as specified by each camp.
SMU basketball coach Larry Brown will host a coaching clinic at Moody Coliseum on Sun., Sept. 7. The SMU Basketball Coaching Clinic is slated to feature Coach Brown as well as head coaches Bill Self of Kansas, Shaka Smart of VCU and Wes Miller of UNCG. The event includes guest lectures as well as question and answer sessions in the morning and afternoon. The SMU Basketball Coaching Clinic is open to coaches and fans. The event is $75 with pre-registration or $100 on Sept. 7. For more information, contact the SMU men's basketball office at 214-768-3501 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Severe Weather or Tornado Watch
A watch is an indication of where and when the probabilities are highest that severe weather or a tornado could occur. A watch is a statement that severe weather or tornado conditions are present and could occur. The National Weather Service will issue a watch bulletin to local authorities, local radio stations and local TV stations.
Severe Weather or Tornado Warning
When severe weather or a tornado sighting occurs, the National Weather Service alerts all weather stations and local authorities. If severe weather or a tornado is approaching, a continuous sounding of emergency sirens will signal the warning.
- In case of severe weather: When the emergency warning sirens sound, stay calm. Everyone should immediately seek shelter in the designated areas of each building. Leave the room and close but do not lock the door. If the designated area is unknown, go to the basement or along interior walls of lower floors. Highly reinforced areas are preferred. Do not use elevators. Go to the appropriate underground severe-weather gathering location for each building.
- Stay away from all windows and exterior doors of buildings. Auditoriums, gymnasiums and similar large rooms with wide roofs should be avoided.
- Assist people with disabilities to the nearest stairwell. If able, assist them to the lower level of buildings and to the appropriate underground severe-weather location for each building. If you are not able to help the people with disabilities exit to the lower level, exit yourself and notify Campus Safety of their location.
- Call Campus Safety immediately at 785.594.8430.
- Note: The outdoor warning sirens are tested regularly. August through February: first Monday of each month at noon. March through July: first and third Monday of each month at noon.
Severe Weather or Tornado Building-Evacuation Plan
- Listed below are the underground or lower-level severe weather gathering locations by building, in the event that the building needs to be evacuated because of severe weather or tornado:
- Bennett Art Building: Relocate to Mulvane, basement interior hallways near classrooms
- Case Hall: Basement hallway
- Chapel: Lower level
- Collins Gym: Hallways, preferably north and racquetball courts
- Constant Hall: Lower level, west end of hallway
- Harter Union: Basement
- Health Center: Relocate to Collins Gym
- Library: Basement hallways, north and south
- Mabee Hall: Ground floor, interior hallway west of weight room
- Mulvane: Basement, interior hallways near classrooms
- Owens: Basement, interior hallway
- Rice Auditorium: Main floor, under balcony
- Parmenter: Basement, interior hallway
- Physical Plant: Basement or relocate to Constant Hall, lower level west end of hallway
- Pulliam Center: Relocate to Harter Union basement
- Irwin: Basement hallways away from glass
- Gessner: Basement hallways away from glass
- Apartments: Relocate to Harter Union basement or Gessner basement hallway away from glass
- New Living Center: Relocate to Harter Union basement
- The command center team will determine a further plan of action. Contact your supervisor or chairperson or the vice president of your area.
- If approached by the media, please refer them to the public relations director, 785.594.8330. Do not make other statements. Especially do not say "no comment." It is okay to tell the media, "I do not have that information right now. Please give me your number and your call will be returned."


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Mooncraft Resource Pack 1.6.4, 1.6.2
Mooncraft Resource Pack
Resolution: 16x
Developer : The_Fool76
Envious of Curiosity? Well now you too can explore alien worlds within Minecraft. This 16×16 texture pack changes blocks, items, armor and animal skins to make the world look completely alien.
How to install Mooncraft Resource Pack for Minecraft
- 1.Download a Resource pack in a ZIP file format, do not unzip. If you created your own Resource, you need to ZIP them.
- 2.Run Minecraft. If you already have Minecraft running, make sure you save and quit the world: you need to be in the main menu to continue (If you have Optifine, you can go to Options > Video Settings while in-game).
- 3.Click Resource Packs button.
- 4.Click Open Resource Pack Folder button; this will open the folder where Minecraft stores all Resource packs. If nothing happens, you need to find the folder manually. Depending on your operating system it is:
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- 5.Do not close Minecraft. Place the resource pack (ZIP file) in the opened folder, do not unzip.
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First things first - this borders on ridiculous, but we didn't think it was Doubtblush bad, mostly because it falls into the category of "awesome for the right audience." Copious Productions is a company that will take you and/or your loved ones and insert you into a comic book. So, for the man who's always dreamed of being a superhero, or dating a sexy heroine, this Comic Book Cover ($250) could be the ultimate gift. We will say that we're disappointed that all the women seem to be quite boobalicious (who says an A cup in a modest neckline can't save the world?), but if that rubs you the wrong way you can check out the Slice of Life comic frames where the characters are clothed a little more realistically.
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Arthur Joseph McCaffray
Position: T
Height: 5-11 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: December 26, 1921 in Seattle, WA
Died: December 5, 1994 in Seattle, WA
High School: Seattle Prep
College: Santa Clara, Pacific (school history)
Drafted by the Chi/Pit Cards/Steelers in the 4th round (31st overall) of the 1944 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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Lou loves to write poems. This one was inspired by his relentless desire to be a good local and world-wide community member.
Chirp and Moo is the parent company of such characters as Betsy the Cow, Lou says Moo, and Otis the Penguin. Our Mission is to Delight, Uplift as well as Inspire Learning, Creativity and an Element of Social Responsibility to Children of all ages.
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At the moment I don't have any free space:
(parted) mkpart
Partition type? primary/extended? primary
File system type? [ext2]? ext4
Start? 60G
End? 62.9G
Warning: You requested a partition from 60.0GB to 62.9GB.
The closest location we can manage is 250GB to 250GB.
Disk /dev/sda: 250GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos
Disk Flags:
Number Start End Size Type File system Flags
1 2097kB 62.9GB 62.9GB primary ntfs
2 62.9GB 63.4GB 524MB primary ext4
3 63.4GB 250GB 187GB primary boot, lvm
I want to reduce the size of an NTFS partition (1) so I can make a new one. I need a console tool like
parted, not a GUI like