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Aug 22nd 2011
A new week begins - some killer shows await
Aug 20th 2011
Connecting bands with crowds - not so simple
Aug 18th 2011
The Next 96 Hours: Soul, blues and funky stuff
Aug 17th 2011
Morgan delivers white-hot set of classic country
Aug 08th 2011
Future of the Ghost craft tuneful, worthy release
Will Sartain, owner and operator of Kilby Court and The Urban Lounge, is a skillful singer/songwriter. His band The Future of the Ghost's latest album, "A Blessing For Your Heart," is a melodic, well-crafted indie-rock gem. Read More
Aug 04th 2011
The Next 96 Hours: An amazing weekend awaits
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LAS VEGAS, Nev.—Undefeated World Boxing Council super lightweight champion Devon Alexander 'The Great' will dedicate his performance on Jan. 29 to his promoter's wife of 50 years, Mrs. Henrietta King, who died earlier this month after a lengthy illness at age 87.
Alexander (21-0, 13 KOs), from St. Louis, will face undefeated World Boxing Organization junior welterweight champion Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley (26-0, 11 KOs), from North Palm Springs, Calif., at the Silverdome in Pontiac, Mich., on Jan. 29 in a long-awaited world championship unification match at the 140-pound weight limit.
"Don King has promoted me since the beginning of my professional career in 2004," Alexander said from his Las Vegas training camp. "Mrs. King was with Don for over 50 years. Don has always been there for me, and I want to dedicate my performance on Jan. 29 to Mrs. King for always being there for Don."
Alexander added, "Mrs. King was a great lady and I was honored to have met her. I will honor her with the best performance of my life at the Silverdome in Pontiac."
@Editor Mike. Are there still problems going on with the site? There doesn't seem to be ANY comments on recent articles and if that's the case, that takes out most of the fun out of coming here. What gives? Also, big props to Devon Alexander. When a fighter dedicates an upcoming major match to a recently deceased loved one, that fighter seems to become even more dangerous than usual. Tim Bradley better watch out. Examples such as Katsidis doing better than I expected against Marquez after his brother's death and Buster Douglass's materpiece against Mike Tyson right after his mom's death are 2 good examples.
Solemn Resolutions,.. Noble Declarations,...Personal Proclaimations.....have been a part of boxing longer than crap shooters have tossed dice because "baby needs a new pair of shoes". I hope Bradley doesn't feel the need to compete by saying he's dedicating his effort on the behalf of John Arum who tragically lost his life while mountain climbing earlier this year. The Peterson Brothers and Victor Ortiz are always being sold as fighters who are boxing for something greater than themselves... but in the end,.. it all rings hollow if when they lose. As we grow closer to this contest of evenly matched champions we can see that both men continue to do their best win the prefight psychological war while motivating themselves at the same time. I think the fans will be treated to an all out effort by both fighters and I still can't picture how this will play out in the ring. Alexander got a hometown decision against Kotelnik but he also showed that he can move and throw a 100 punches a round for 12 solid rounds... while Bradley showed that he's strong enough to beat a welterweight and durable enough to go 12 furious rounds in the phone booth battle he had with Peterson without any signs of wilting under the pressure. ..Two young fighters in their prime giving 110% percent... what an excellent way to begin the New Year.
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Health & Pregnancy
Pregnancy and RLS
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Nearly a third of pregnant women have a condition called restless legs syndrome (RLS). People who have restless legs syndrome describe it as an "itchy," "pulling," "burning," "creepy-crawly" feeling that gives them an overwhelming urge to move their legs.
Once they do move their legs, the feeling often subsides. But by then the movement has already woken them up.
Causes of Restless Legs Syndrome in Pregnancy
Scientists don't know exactly what causes the sensations in the legs at night. But some believe it may stem from an imbalance of the brain chemical dopamine. That chemical normally helps keep muscle movements smooth and even.
RLS in pregnancy might be triggered by a lack of enough folic acid or iron. There's also some evidence that rising estrogen levels during pregnancy may contribute to RLS.
Trying to calm your restless legs all night can make you sleepy and irritable during the day.
Having restless legs syndrome can also make you more likely to have a longer labor and to need a C-section.
Treating RLS While Pregnant
If your symptoms are severe enough to interrupt your sleep night after night, you'll probably want to see your doctor to get RLS treated. That can be challenging during pregnancy.
Most drugs typically used to treat restless legs syndrome, such as Requip (ropinirole) and Mirapex (pramipexole), have not been studied extensively in pregnant women. So there is not enough data to determine all potential risks for a developing fetus.
Before you take any medicine for restless legs syndrome, your doctor should check your iron levels. If you're low, you can take an iron supplement. In many cases where the supply of iron in the body is low a supplement will be enough to correct RLS.
If your RLS symptoms still don't go away after an iron deficiency has been found and treated, some doctors prescribe opioid (narcotic) medication. Because of a risk of withdrawal symptoms in a newborn, opioids are typically given for a short period of time.
Also, the FDA has approved a device for treating RLS. Relaxis is the name of the vibrating pad placed under the legs while you're in bed. It is available only by prescription.


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Schools Push For Green Lunches
Citing the desire to produce less garbage that schools have to pay to have taken away, the New York Times reported that parents are being encouraged to pack lunches in eco-friendly containers, preferably reusable ones.
"Schools have been adopting environmentally friendly policies for ecological and budget reasons," the Times reported, adding, ". . . Many of the schools are pushing waste-free lunches, where everything must be either compostable or reusable, in an effort to reduce garbage and the cost of hauling it away. Others are requiring that students bring reusable gear because even though the upfront cost is higher, it tends to be cheaper over the course of the year."


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Dr. Peter Staffel will be reviewing the book entitled, "Cinnamon and Gunpowder" by Eli Brown on Wednesday, July 16th at 5:30 at the BPL.
This fictional story of love and food takes place in 1819 on the Flying Rose, a pirate ship. Eli Brown's remarkable imagination and storytelling abilities make his wild and crazy characters come to life on every page. Dr. Peter Staffel has been providing book talks at the Bellaire Public Library for over 17 years. He is a Professor of English in the Humanities Dept. at West Liberty State University. He received his PhD from the pre-lapsarian Tulane University, an MA from the University of Idaho, and BAs from Chapel Hill and Edinburgh (Scotland), where he met and married his spouse, Mary-Bess Halford. Although a British Literature specialist of Renaissance and Neo-Classical Literature, Staffel enjoys reading an eclectic variety of fiction, especially historical novels, detective fiction, and westerns. This is a free event and is open to everyone. Light refreshments will also be served.
Ever thought about taking guitar lessons but didn't want to pay for them until you knew for sure that guitar playing was for you? Well then, Basic guitar is for you. On July 9th and on July 30th at 5:30 p.m. Laura will show you some very basic techniques: tuning, chords, timing, picking, and strumming. These sessions are free and are designed for the very beginner ages 12 to 112 years old. Don't have a guitar? There should be at least one extra one at each session that you can use. Sign up today!
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At Princeton – 2015: rowed in the 2 seat and helped the fourth varsity to a fourth-place finish at Eastern Sprints … earned a 4V win over Harvard during the Goldthwait Cup regatta. 2014: led the 2V to a silver medal at the Eastern Sprints while rowing in the 5-seat … competed in an open four at the IRA Championships … earned 2014 Intercollegiate Rowing Association All-Academic Honors … helped Princeton reclaim the Vogel Cup during annual H-Y-P regatta with win in the 2V, which went 10-0 during the season. 2013: rowed in the varsity four at the IRA Championships ... attended 2012 U.S. U23 Lightweight 4- Camp ... took eighth place at the 2012 IRA National Championships (Open 4+) ... silver medal at the 2012 Eastern Sprints (1FL) ... won the 2011 Princeton Chase (1FL) ... third place at the 2011 Head of the Charles (1VL).
Before Princeton – rowed for four years at the Hun School of Princeton (2008-2011) ... rowed in the Hun varsity 4+ for two years (2010, 2011) ... won silver at SRAA Nationals and placed seventh at Youth Nationals in 2010 … won the Philadelphia City Championships in 2011 ... team captain and MVP in 2011 ... finished fourth at CRASH-B World Indoor Rowing Championships in 2011 ... member of the 2011 U.S. Junior National Team, serving as an alternate ... also rowed for two fall seasons at the Mercer Junior Rowing Club (2009, 2010), finishing 9th at the Head of the Charles in 2009 ... member of Cum Laude Society and National Merit Scholar.
Personal – born June 28, 1993 … son of Jeff and Rose Elefant … two younger brothers, Dan (17) and Sean (12) … enjoys cycling, discovering new music, and reading … Chemistry major.
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Although SPF has always meant "sun protection factor," it used to measure only your sunburn protection. And the number after the initials? It indicated the amount of time you could be in the sun before your skin turned pink (for example, SPF 15 would allow you to stay outdoors without burning 15 times as long as you could unprotected; SPF 30 would enable you to stay out 30 times as long, etc.). Under the new rules, however, if a label says "broad spectrum," the meaning of SPF gets expanded: In addition to measuring protection against UVB rays (those that burn), SPF now also indicates protection against UVA rays (those that cause skin cancer and accelerate skin aging). "In short, on labels that say 'broad spectrum,' the higher the SPF, the higher the protection against both UVB and UVA rays," says Arielle Kauvar, MD, a clinical professor of dermatology at the New York University School of Medicine.
This phrase has always meant that a product protects against both UVB and UVA rays. But previously, when it came to sunscreen labeling, there was a loophole. "A company could put just a tiny bit of a UVA-blocking ingredient—like zinc oxide or avobenzone—into its product and claim it was broad spectrum," says Katie Rodan, MD, associate clinical professor of dermatology at Stanford University. Such disingenuous practices meant consumers were buying a product they assumed provided adequate UVA blockage when it didn't. Now, however, all sun-screens must pass a regulated broad-spectrum test to ensure that a minimum level of UVA protection is provided before a manufacturer can put the claim on its label.
3. LOW SPFS ARE GETTING DEMOTED (and rightfully so).
IF a product has an SPF of 15 or greater and bears the term broad spectrum, the label will specifically say, "Reduces the risk of skin cancer and early skin aging." However, sunscreens with an SPF of 14 or lower—even if they say they're broad-spectrum—cannot include this anti-cancer, anti-aging language, because the FDA has determined that SPFs below 15 do not provide an adequate level of UVA-blocking protection.
"There was never really any such thing as a 'waterproof' sunscreen, since all sunscreens eventually come off in the water or when you're perspiring," explains Rodan. New labeling is simply more honest. A company can claim that its product is only water-resistant, and the label will note that you must reapply every 40 minutes or 80 minutes, depending on the formula.
THE FDA says there is little scientific evidence that SPFs above 50 provide a substantial uptick in your level of protection, and statistics from the American Cancer Society bear this out: SPF 15 filters out about 93 percent of UV rays; SPF 50, 98 percent—and SPF 100, 99 percent. So the jump from 0 to 50 is 98 percent, while the increase from 51 to 100 is just one percent. As a result, the FDA has proposed capping all SPFs at 50+. However, the cap is not yet a law, so some manufacturers are not com-plying. Regardless, whether you have SPF 50 or 80, be sure to reapply every two hours. And remember, quantity counts: Head to toe, use enough lotion to fill a shot glass; for foam, make the squirt the size of a tennis ball.
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San Diego Family Law Attorney Handling Divorce and Past Criminal Conviction Matters
If you or your spouse has a past criminal conviction, it is important to understand how this might affect your divorce action. More importantly, the type of crime you are convicted of can also impact different aspects of your divorce. The court may use this history when deciding different issues, and a past criminal history can also be used a factor when negotiating different terms between the parties.
At the law office of Anthony C. Starks, I am a San Diego divorce lawyer who takes a nonjudgmental stance when helping people through a divorce petition. Whether you have a criminal record or your spouse does, I can help you assess how a past criminal record may affect a divorce action and what steps can be taken to help you account for this situation.
For assistance with your family law or divorce issues related to a past criminal record, contact me today toll free at 866.606.5094 or locally at 619.573.6162 to arrange your consultation.
Not only can having a past criminal conviction affect your position overall in a divorce action, the type of crime you have been convicted of can also impact how certain aspects of your divorce are determined by the court or used for the purposes of negotiation.
How Will a Conviction Affect Each Component of Your Divorce?
If you have been convicted of a crime related to domestic violence, this can adversely affect your ability to obtain child custody and visitation. Likewise, any other type of violent crime convictions can also result in the court restricting your amount of access to your children.
Additionally, if you are convicted of any charge relating to fraud or theft, this may affect your alimony and property division outcomes.
More importantly, a criminal conviction can severely affect your job eligibility if you are in the military, law enforcement or border control. In many situations, a criminal conviction will prohibit you from being allowed to carry a weapon, which can affect your employment. If someone cannot maintain a job, or one at the same pay rate that he or she had before, this can also affect child support.
Although you can find more information about divorce here on the website, the best way to address your criminal record concerns is to contact me online or call 619.573.6162 or 866.606.5094 today. Also, please recognize that the information on this site is very general and should not be taken as legal advice.


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Here are some notable events in TV history for today:
- "Private Secretary" on CBS debuted on this date in 1953.
- CBS debuted "The Secret Storm" on this date in 1954.
- Sonny and Cher came back on TV following their divorce on this date in 1976.
- "Late Night With David Letterman" debuted on this date in 1982 with Bill Murray as his first guest.
- Glenn Frey of Eagles, who wrote the song, "Smuggler's Blues" for "Miami Vice" appeared on the show on this date in 1985.
- Janet Jackson guested on "Hitline USA" on this date in 1987.
- On this date in 2002, "Late Night With David Letterman" celebrated its 20th anniversary with its 61st appearance of Regis Philbin on the show.
- On this date in 2004, CBS aired its first "Survivor All-Star" show.
Here are some notable birthdays for today:
- Michael C. Hall from "Dexter" was born on this date.
- Heather Morris from "Glee" celebrates a birthday today.


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Comments from the artists are presented along with any demographic information they wanted to share including gender, age, country of residence. Photo buffs will enjoy the technical information provided on many of the shots.
I've been involved in photography as an art for over thirty years. In high school, I was influenced by a photography teacher who instilled the purist principles of Edward Weston and Ansel Adams. I developed advanced skills in visualizing the tonal range of a setting and capturing images with available light. In the darkroom I experimented with a variety of chemical and temperature techniques for both film and print processing. At the University of Florida, my conservative and traditional perspective on photography as a visual medium was challenged by the thinking and works of Jerry Uelsmann, one of the early masters of photomontage, and guest lecturers like Robert Heineken (UCLA) whose montages embedded commercial erotica in highly unconventional images. Today my photography focuses on people - fashion, beauty, glamour, and fine art nudes.
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This story has been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Liverpool Football Club.
Liverpool are set to wrap up a hat-trick of transfers on deadline day with Mamadou Sakho, Tiago Ilori and Victor Moses completing their moves to Anfield.
The three new arrivals, who all attended yesterday's 1-0 victory over Manchester United, will cost a combined total of around £23.5million.
Liverpool will pay Paris Saint-Germain £15million for France international Sakho, while young Portuguese defender Ilori is signing in a £7million deal.
Boss Brendan Rodgers will also boost his squad with the services of Chelsea winger Moses on a season-long loan deal. The Nigeria international will undergo a medical today.
The Reds had feared Moses would elude them with the Londoners initially keen for him to join a club they didn't view as a competitor for a Champions League spot. However, the 22-year-old's determination to make the switch to Anfield, coupled with Liverpool's willingness to pay a loan fee of around £1.5million, ensured that an agreement was reached.
Rodgers remains interested in Aston Villa keeper Shay Given as cover for Simon Mignolet and Brad Jones, but there are no guarantees that deal will materialise before tonight's 11pm deadline.
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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – Italy vs. Uruguay 2013 (en vivo live score results below) prompts a U17 Copa Mundial soccer battle this morning October 23, 2013. The soccer game represents the final group game match for both nations in the Group B stage of the FIFA World Cup Under 17 tournament.
Today's Italia vs. Uruguay 2013 game (start time 6 am PST) is critical for only one country: Uruguay. Italy has already qualified to the next round as the result of two wins. Those two wins have given Italia six points, a first place Group B rank, and automatic qualification to the next round.
Uruguay's future is still not determined. It is currently ranked in second place with four points ahead of Ivory Coast with one point. But if Uruguay looses today and Ivory Coast wins, then Uruguay might have trouble.
Uruguay's important factor, however, is its eight goals in two games. If the team ends up tied to Ivory Coast on points, Uruguay would likely advance because it has eight goals currently compared to Ivory Coast's two goals.
Italy won their opener against Ivory Coast, final score 0-1. Then they came back and beat New Zealand, final score 1-0. Uruguay in turn drawed against Ivory Coast 1-1 but beat New Zealand with a 7-0 final score.
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory announced on Thursday that recent computer modeling suggests that Jupiter's moon Ganymede might have several layers of ice and liquid water, sort of like a "club sandwich." Before scientists thought that Ganymede might have a liquid ocean sandwiched between two layers of ice, the lower layer covering the moon's rocky core. The findings have implications for possible life on Ganymede.
The change that brought about the new model was the assumption that ice is presence in Ganymede's subsurface oceans. Salt makes water denser by attracting the h20 molecules to salt ions. The denser water tends to sink to the surface of Ganymede's rocky core.
Ice can be denser depending on how much pressure it exerted on it. The least dense ice can be thought of as being like the ice that floats in a drink. Ganymede has an outer layer of ice, an inner layer of ice, and a middle layer that is more like slush than ice.
NASA describes the processes that may have created this multilayer of alternating ice and water thus:
"By modeling these processes using computers, the team came up with an ocean sandwiched between up to three ice layers, in addition to the rocky seafloor. The lightest ice is on top, and the saltiest liquid is heavy enough to sink to the bottom. What's more, the results demonstrate a possible bizarre phenomenon that causes the oceans to 'snow upwards.' As the oceans churn and cold plumes snake around, ice in the uppermost ocean layer, called "Ice III," could form in the seawater. When ice forms, salts precipitate out. The heavier salts would thus fall downward, and the lighter ice, or "snow," would float upward. This 'snow' melts again before reaching the top of the ocean, possibly leaving slush in the middle of the moon sandwich."
The reason that this new model has implications for life on Ganymede stems from the fact that liquid water exists on top of the surface of the rocky core, The theory is that places where the ocean floor and the water meet and interact are important for the evolution of life. It is thought that life on Earth started when organic compounds began forming into life forms, heated by vents at the bottom of the ocean. Clearly this could not have happened if there had been a layer of ice between the water and the ocean floor.
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Attorney General Eric Holder said last week that he is "cautiously optimistic" about how legalized marijuana is playing out in Colorado and Washington. And although he is skeptical about the rest of the nation jumping onboard within the next decade, he believes the so-called "marijuana experiment" will continue to go according to plan, which could persuade more states to follow suit.
Over the course of the past week, we have watched state lawmakers sign decriminalization bills into law as well as measures to make CBD strains available to sick children. Even a few initiatives aimed at putting the issue of legal marijuana up to voters in the November election gained some ground.
This is what you pot-friendly lawmakers were up to last week:
Federal: Vote to Reduce Drug Sentences
Federal drug offenders may get some relief when it comes to the fairness of their sentences. Earlier last week, the United States Sentencing Commission voted unanimously to give the majority of federal drug trafficking offenders a reduction in their sentence.
"This modest reduction in drug penalties is an important step toward reducing the problem of prison overcrowding at the federal level in a proportionate and fair manner," said Judge Patti B. Saris, who chairs the commission. "Reducing the federal prison population has become urgent, with that population almost three times where it was in 1991."
Unfortunately, the new guidelines will only have an impact on defendants sentenced after November 1; that is unless the USSC decided to make it retroactive.
Maryland: Decriminalization Signed Into Law
Earlier last week, Governor Martin O'Malley signed a marijuana decriminalization bill into law. The bill, which passed through the Maryland General Assembly in recent weeks, reduces the penalties for those caught in possession with less than 10 grams of pot. The law removes the need for criminal prosecution and imposes a fine of up to $100 for a first time offense; $250 for a second offense; and $500 for each subsequent offense.
Governor O'Malley has not always supported this move, but contends that marijuana arrests should be a low priority for law enforcement.
"This measure will prevent tens of thousands of Marylanders from facing life-altering criminal penalties simply for possessing a less harmful substance than alcohol. But there is still more work to be done. Although it is a step in the right direction, this legislation will not do anything to eliminate the problems associated with relegating the sales of marijuana to the underground market," reads a statement from the Marijuana Policy Coalition of Maryland.
Oregon: Signature Gathering
Last Thursday, New Approach Oregon began collecting signatures for a proposed ballot initiative to legalize marijuana. The initiative, which is modeled after Washington's Initiative 502, has until July 3 to collect 87,213 signatures from valid voters in order to get the question of legal weed put on the ballot this November.
"We are very pleased to start gathering signatures to place our measure to sensibly regulate marijuana on this November's ballot," said organizers on their website. "The harmful consequences of prohibition have gone on for far too long. It is time to implement common-sense regulations instead of leaving marijuana sales to the black market."
Supporters say they do not see any issues with qualifying enough signatures before the July deadline.
Missouri: Hemp Network Announce Support
Last week, the Missouri Hemp Network announced its full support for HJR86, which is an amendment to the constitution that seeks full cannabis reform.
"Letting the voters sound off is the best way to get the message across the aisle," said Steven Wilson with the Missouri Hemp Network. "Industrial Hemp is about job creation and long term wealth building. MMJ is about quality of life for all. Missouri can enter the 21st century at full speed."
New Hampshire: Decriminalization Bill Killed… Again
State lawmakers will have to wait until next year to get a hearing on a bill aimed at decriminalizing marijuana in New Hampshire. Last week, the state Senate refused to consider House Bill 1625, which would make possession of up to one ounce of marijuana a civil infraction. A similar measure aimed at decriminalizing a quarter ounce was killed off by the Senate last year.
Earlier this year, the bill was passed with overwhelming support by the House with a vote of 215-92, but the Senate continues to stand in the way of it advancing.
New Jersey: Companion Bill Filed
New Jersey lawmakers filed a companion measure last week to legalize marijuana in the state. Assemblywoman Linda Stender and Assemblyman Reed Gusciora introduced Assembly Bill 3094, which is aimed at complimenting a recreational marijuana bill, Senate Bill 1896, filed by Nicholas Scutaris, earlier this year.
The measure serves as an addition to previous legislation aimed at putting the question of legalized marijuana before voters. It would legalize the possession of up to an ounce of marijuana, as well as work to establish a taxation and regulatory system for a retail marijuana trade.
Kentucky: Cannabis Oil Bill Signed Into Law
Cannabis oil is now legal in Kentucky. Last week, Governor Steve Beshear signed a bill that will make CBD oil or cannabidiol legally accessible to children suffering from seizures. The law, which received unanimous approval from the Kentucky State House and Senate, allows specific state medical school to research and distribute the CBD to qualified patients.
This measure takes effect immediately.
Rhode Island: Several Bills to Be Heard
The Rhode Island House heard seven marijuana bills last week, one of which is aimed at legalizing it for recreational purposes. Testimony was heard by the Judiciary Committee last Wednesday. The goal, according to Representative Edith Ajello, is to take marijuana "out of the back alleys" and establish a tax and regulatory system that would benefit the whole state.
However, many opponents showed up to contest the idea of legal weed. They say legalization sends the wrong message to children. Others, including law enforcement, testified that medical marijuana has led to an influx in crime.
UPDATE: All seven bills have been killed. After last week's hearings, the state House Judiciary Committee decided to table all marijuana-related measures until next year.
Tennessee: Hemp Production Approved
Last week, state lawmakers approved a measure that would allow the production of industrial hemp. Senate Bill 2495 and House Bill 2445 now advance to the office of Governor Bill Haslam to be signed. The proposal reclassifies cannabis that possesses less than 0.3 percent THC as an industrial crop and removes it from the list of controlled substances. The state Department of Agriculture will develop regulations for Tennessee farmers.
A limited medical marijuana bill passed last Monday in the Tennessee House of Representatives by a unanimous vote of 97-0. Senate Bill 2531 would allow cannabis oil to become the focus of a four-year study of CBD as a treatment option for seizures.
Wisconsin: Governor Signs CBD Bill Into Law
Last week, Governor Scott walker signed a bill to legalize cannabidiol or CBD oil into law. The measure will allow children suffering from seizures to have their doctor request an investigational drug permit from the US Food and Drug Administration. Only if the physician receives approval will the state look into dispensary options for the patient.
So, even though CBD is now legal, patients still have a long way to go before treatment is readily available.
Oklahoma: Medical Marijuana Initiative Filed
The issue of legalized marijuana could be on the ballot in the upcoming November election. Last Friday, Oklahomans for Health filed an initiative with the Secretary of State seeking to put the question of medical marijuana for conditions like cancer and HIV/AIDS up to the voters.
The initiative dictates that the Oklahoma State Department of Health regulate medical marijuana, which would be reclassified as an herbal drug. Supporters believe the verbiage of the initiative will be easy for the state to manage.


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Atkins, Anthony T. "Collaborating Online: Digital Strategies for Group Work." Charles Lowe and Pavel Zemliansky, eds. Writing Spaces: Readings on Writing Vol I. West Lafayette, IN: Parlor Press, 2010. Web (and available in Print). http://writingspaces.org/essays/collaborating-with-each-other.
Atkins, Anthony T. "It's Complicated [with] Student-Professor Relationships: Using Facebook to Create Emotional Connections." The Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning. 16: 1 (fall 2010). Print.
Atkins, Anthony T. and Colleen A. Reilly. "Stifling Innovation: The Impact of Resource Poor Techno-ecologies on Student Motivation and Proficiency" DeVoss, Dànielle N., Heidi A. McKee, and Richard (Dickie) Selfe, eds. Technological Ecologies and Sustainability. Logan, UT: Computers and Composition Digital P/Utah State UP, 2009. Computers and Composition Digital Press. Web. <http://ccdigitalpress.org/tes/03_atkins_reilly.pdf>.


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Gazela Vinho Verde - prickly summer wine bargain/
Summertime bargain wine alert! Most Vinho Verde retails for less than $8; I picked up Gazela's version for $6. It's one of the best cheap white wines out there (if you like lime, that is).
Vinho Verde (pronounced VEEN-oh VAIR-day by Americans and VEEN-yo VAIRD by the Portuguese) comes from rainy Northwest Portugal. Vinho Verde is the name of the geographical region, not the grape, and translates to "green wine" -- green in the sense of being young and fresh (not the color). The grapes in the Gazela version of Vinho Verde are four indigenous Portuguese grapes you have probably never heard of (don't believe me? It's mostly Loureiro, with help from Pedernã, Trajadura and Azal). Enough background… it's hot, let's taste some chilled Vinho Verde!
Color: Pale green-yellow with plenty of small bubbles (it's not a sparkling wine like Champagne, but it's purposefully slightly bubbly).
Nose: This wine pops with tart and aromatic citrus fruits—lime and grapefruit—along with some underripe green apple, ocean air minerality, and a touch of white flowers. The smell is invigorating and refreshing.
Palate: The lime and green apple are joined by a touch of peach. The ocean air minerality and fresh white flowers are subtle, but still there. The slight bubbles and medium-high acidity add a prickly element to this light-bodied wine. The taste doesn't "wow" you, but you can't stop yourself from pouring a second glass as soon as the first one goes down. 9% alcohol.
Finesse/Depth: Simple and good. So good.
Who will love this wine: If you like Mexican beer with lime, you will like this wine. Bring it to a summer picnic and it will disappear fast! Retails for $5-7.
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The 25-year-old striker will be given a chance in Arsenal's squad this term, providing he proves his fitness, while the 63-year-old has also reiterated that he will not panic buyArsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that Nicklas Bendtner will remain a part of his first-team plans for the season.
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Bendtner made 10 appearances for Juventus last season but failed to score a goal during his loan spell with the Serie A champions.
However, Wenger says the 25-year-old is likely to remain at Arsenal this term and could challenge Olivier Giroud for a place in attack.
"The chances for him to leave now are very small. If he doesn't leave, prepares well and is fit, really fit, I will use him," Wenger told reporters.
Arsenal have submitted a £25.6 million bid for Angel Di Maria and are waiting for a response from Real Madrid.
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LOS ANGELES - Head UCLA men's tennis coach Billy Martin landed two of the nation's top junior players on Wednesday, as Daniel Kosakowski and Clay Thompson both signed national letters of intent to join the Bruins in the fall of 2010.
Kosakowski, out of Warren High School in Downey, Calif., is currently listed at No. 5 nationally and No. 2 in the state of California in the TennisRecruiting.net 2010 Rankings. He is coming off an impressive 2009 season, reaching the round of 16 in singles at both the USTA Boys' 18s National Championships in Kalamazoo, Mich., and the ITF Easter Bowl in Palm Springs, Calif. He also won the singles title at the Southern California Junior Sectionals in July. He is one of just 14 players in history to win the SCTA Junior Sectional Triple Crown, as he recently added doubles and mixed doubles titles to his singles win. His 2009 junior record to date is 46-18. Kosakowski will be the third member of his family to play college tennis, as his brother, Marcin, played at UC Santa Barbara, and his sister, Sylvia, was a standout at Pepperdine. Daniel is currently ranked No. 11 in the USTA Boys' 18s Division.
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Thompson, who attends the Crossroads School in Santa Monica, Calif., is listed as the No. 10 recruit in the country (No. 4 in California) according to TennisRecruiting.net. He captured the 2009 CIF Southern California Singles Championship in May and, like Kosakowski, also reached the round of 16 in singles at the 2009 Easter Bowl. He won two USTA Boys' 18s National Open Championships this year, winning in Honolulu in February and again in Lakewood, Calif. in May. He also reached the doubles final in Honolulu. Thompson was a semifinalist in singles at the USTA Winter National Championships in Arizona in January of this year, was a quarterfinalist at the USTA Boys' 16s Nationals in 2008. He is currently ranked No. 14 in the USTA Boys' 18s Division. His record in 2009 stands at 43-12.
Both Kosakowski and Thompson helped the Southern California Section reach the final at the 2009 USTA Boys' 18s National Team Championships in Urbana, Ill.
"I'm just very excited to get two top Southern California boys who I believe will contribute greatly to our program for the next several years," said Martin. "Clay is about the same age as my son, so I've known him since he's been about nine or 10 years old. I've been able to watch his development through the years and I know we are getting a special player. Daniel has really taken off over the last year and a half and has posted some outstanding results. He possesses a fantastic work ethic and is a tribute to the type of player who I like to have on my teams. He will be a leader on and off the court for this program."


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While late September is a time most eyes in Tempe are focused solely on Sun Devil Stadium, there's an electrifying team playing just next door that has folks buzzing.
No. 16 Arizona State Volleyball is about as close to unstoppable as you can get this year.
The team is 11-1 winning 35 of 38 sets on the year with their only loss and only dropped sets against No. 14 Illinois in a down-to-the-wire, five-set battle.
They swept the defending champs, No.2 Texas for their first win against the Longhorns- ever.
Sophomores Macey Gardner and Bianca Arellano were awarded consecutive Pac-12 weekly honors.
Gardner is ranked fourth in the country in kills per set. Senior Stephanie Preach leads the Pac-12 in digs per frame.
It has been Jason Watson's best start since being named head coach in 2008.
And the stats go on and on.
While obliterating non-conference opponents is a great way to start the season, now comes crunch time.
Tuesday night, the team kicks off Pac-12 play and has their first TV game of the season. Oh, and it's against Arizona, kicking off the Territorial Cup series between the storied rivals.
While the cup series comes with serious bragging rights, there's more to it for this hungry team.
There's a lot at stake; on top of tournament implications and home court to protect, the match against the Wildcats is something close to home, literally, for seven players on the roster.
Arellano, Preach, and Gardner along with Seniors Jenny Teslevich, Bethany Jorgenson, sophomore Andi Lowrance and freshman Genevieve Pirotte all come to Arizona State from the Phoenix area.
"I think its fun for them," Watson said. "Most from out of state become part of the rivalry just because they're playing here. I think those that are from the state understand this rivalry better and it's one of the marquee rivalries in college athletics."
"The territorial cup is a big game, especially my senior year," Preach said. "We obviously want to beat them, and we want to be the number one school in the state. It's huge to ASU and to the athletic department as well as our fans. It's a big game and we're excited."
They are part of a recent crop of stellar volleyball players coming out of Arizona high schools.
"This recruiting footprint within the state is one that, for a long time, went untapped," Watson said. "We feel a responsibility that the best players in the state of Arizona come to Arizona State. We're becoming an attractive option for in-state recruits and we like that. Volleyball is well organized in the high schools and the junior club level in the state of Arizona so there is this growing number of athletes that can really compete at an extremely high level and that bodes well for the long-term success of the program."
While maintaining laser-focus with his team is the biggest part of Watson's game plan against Arizona, he's also looking for a boost that can only be found in a loud home crowd.
"I think fans will be wonderfully surprised by the competitive nature of this group, by the style of volleyball in which they play. It's fast. They work hard. They compete. I think if people give us a chance and spend the evening with us, I think they'll get hooked. They'll fall in love with this team."
You can fall in love with ASU volleyball Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in Wells Fargo Arena or catch them on the Pac-12 Network.


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Americans, states new poll, do not consider climate change among the gravest environmental problems.
According to the Washington Post-Stanford University poll, only 18 percent Americans considered climate change as the world's biggest environmental issue.
According to the Washington Post-Stanford University poll, only 18 percent Americans considered climate change as the world's biggest environmental issue.
This is a notable drop from 2007, when 33 percent said climate change was the world's top environmental concern, Politico reports.
AdvertisementAccording to the poll, about three in 10 Americans, or 29 percent, considered water and air pollution as world's biggest environmental issue.
Still, almost three-quarters said they do believe the Earth is getting warmer, while a similar number of people said temperatures would continue to rise if no action is taken.
A majority of Americans, 55 percent, believe the U.S. Government should do "a great deal" or "quite a bit" about the problem.
Almost 61 percent said that the responsibility to try to fix climate issues also extends to American businesses.
However, 18 percent believe the government is doing enough to tackle the globe's climate challenges, while an even smaller 13 percent said businesses are doing enough to combat the problem.
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"Godzilla" rose up on Thursday night and bit off $9.3 million at the box office and set the stage for a monster weekend.
It does looks like "Neighbors" will have to allow someone, or something else, into the neighborhood. The destruction of the neighborhood will be huge.
"Godzilla" will stomp its way through theaters this weekend and could end up grossing $60-70 million when all is said and done. It will also bring about a different kind of hero, to a certain extent. While "The Amazing Spider Man 2" may have felt a superhero glut or even fatigue set it with last week's numbers, now comes a giant lizard to the rescue. Along with that, a villain that is not human at all, so it takes a non-human force to defeat it.
They are the stars here, too. The cast really doesn't matter. They just need to do their jobs and not get in the way. But, to some, there is not enough of the main attraction. However, that can be good, like "Jaws." Tease the audience and then deliver the goods. And leave them wanting more. This certainly does that. Many times of late, there is too much, as in special effects or one too many action scenes that could have easily been cut. "Godzilla" is often subtle as it plods along. The desire and need for non-stop action isn't necessarily.
"Godzilla" allows for imagination, while leaving the audience wanting a longer look at the beast, and to cheer it on. It stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen, Bryan Cranston, David Strathairn, Ken Watanabe and Juliette Binoche. The only in-your-face character is Cranton's and that is not much of a problem. The actors simply let the main stars shine, and that is due to the direction of Gareth Edwards.
The other wide release is the baseball film "Million Dollar Arm." Jon Hamm stars and his "Mad Men" fans may follow him to the big screen, but not many others will. Not because it is a terrible movie, but because it is about baseball — a tough sell, no matter the emotions and love for America's past-time.
Baseball movies are not as popular as some may think. The highest-grossing baseball film of all time is not "Field of Dreams," but rather "League of Their Own." Most fall flat. Hollywood tries too hard to bring them to life.
Now, with one week until the next huge release with "X-Men: Days of Future Past," even "Neighbors" will enjoy another successful weekend, joining "Godzilla." Along the way, there needs to be a bomb, box office-wise. It will happen, but which film will it be?


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A precautionary boil water notice, issued Monday by West Helena Water Works, has been lifted by the Arkansas Department of Health. Water Department manger Ken Fratesi issued the boil water notice around 9:20 Monday morning when a break in the waterline in the Miller Loop area of the community was discovered. Eliza Miller Elementary School was shut down for the day. The notice affected three residences in the Miller Loop area as well as the school. "The order was issued as a precautionary measure because of the possibility that contaminated water could have seeped into the distribution system because of the complete loss in normal system pressure," stated Fratesi. "Bacteriological samples taken on Tuesday (Dec. 18) were found to be free of bacterial contamination," said Jim Barlow, pollution control inspector of the Engineering Section of ADH. A satisfactory disinfectant level has been established throughout the distribution system, continued Barlow. The water is therefore is considered "safe" for human consumption and the "Boil Water" notice has been lifted. Miller Elementary students were back in school Tuesday.
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Lucy Hamer was used to Medina sanitation workers picking up her trash, but was surprised when they knocked on her door last week.
They were on a mission: Returning a birthday card they found in her garbage.
The card included a $50 bill and well-wishes from her sister-in-law inside an envelope that had been thrown out unopened.
"They found it in the trash and they took the time to come and give it back to me," Hamer said. "I feel like they just went above and beyond."
Josh Kerns, of Milton Township in Wayne County, and his supervisor, Bob Depew, went to Kerns' home on Greenwood Court to return the letter.
Kerns remembered scraping the purple letter out of a trash can in front of Kerns home.
"We went to dump the can; it was just stuck in there," Kerns said. "It wasn't open, and it looked important."
He hung onto the letter and he and his fellow crew members finished their route. When they returned to the service garage on West Smith Road, Kerns decided to open the envelope to make sure there was nothing important inside before tossing it away. Inside, he found the birthday card and the money.
He and Depew headed back to Greenwood Court.
"In this day and age, $50 is a lot of money," Kerns said. "It's a tank of gas. We had to take it back to her."
Hamer said she was surprised to get the card because she had no idea it was missing. The card was sent inside a box with presents to her son, who opened the box but left the envelope addressed to his mother inside. He forgot to tell her about it, and the box ended up in the trash.
Hamer said she was impressed workers took the time to open the envelope, and then to return it to her. She called the department to thank Kerns and his boss, but she also contacted The Gazette.
"They don't get a lot of thanks for the hard job they do," Hamer said. "I wanted to make sure they got recognized."
John Lengacher, sanitation foreman for Medina, said it's not often there's a happy ending for items that get thrown away inadvertently.
"Usually by the time they realize it's gone, we don't have the trash here anymore," he said. "We only have it in our possession for a few hours. A lot of people call because they've lost things and it's usually too late."
Hamer also joked that getting the birthday card may have helped to avoid any potential animosity at the next family gathering with her sister-in-law.
"She would have been wondering why I didn't thank her for the card, and I might have been wondering why she didn't send one," Hamer said. "It could have been awkward."
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Judicial System in State of Crisis, Reformers Say
Feb 11, 2009
- On the occasion of Wallace Jeffersons State of the Judiciary Address a number of reform organizations called upon the Chief Justice to confront the fundamental issue facing the Texas judiciary; the perception that justice is for sale to big campaign donors. Read the media release.
Update: TPJ Comments on Chief Justice Jefferson's Call for Reform
Texans for Public Justice praised Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson's call for fundamental overhaul of Texas' judicial selection system in today's State of the Judiciary Address.
"Chief Justice Jefferson's acknowledgement that the Texas judicial election system is 'broken' is the first step in restoring faith in Texas courts. We call on the Governor, Lt. Governor and the legislature to take swift action on the Chief Justice's call for merit selection of judges. As the Chief Justice said, "it's time for Texas to set a higher standard," said Craig McDonald, Director of Texans for Public Justice.
TTC: Politicians Get Burned Paving Texas Backwards, From the Top Down
Jan 7, 2009
- Yesterday the Texas Department of Transportation declared Governor Rick Perry's controversial vision for the $175 billion Trans Texas Corridor (TTC) officially dead. For six years, Perry and his political allies have pushed the TTC plan to privatize more than 4,000 miles of state roads. While the governor's grand dream has vanished as a political target, some of the toll roads will live on. The path to these roads was paved with $3.4 million in campaign contributions and up to $6 million in lobby expenditures. While the rush to toll roads creates windfalls for some contractors, the benefits for Texas motorists and taxpayers are unclear.
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TPJ Urges U.S. Supreme Court to End Payola Justice
Jan 7, 2009
- TPJ has joined an unprecedented array of former state Supreme Court
justices, business leaders and reform groups in urging the U.S.
Supreme Court to affirm one of the most basic legal rights: the right
to a fair hearing before a neutral judge.
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Watch Your Assets: Race to Subsidize Movie Industry Sucks in Miscast Texas Taxpayers
Dec 10, 2008
- Texas taxpayers are being conscripted into an epic battle to see which
state treasury will give movie producers the fattest subsidies. Film
lobbyists now are preparing to press state lawmakers to triple Texas'
current subsidies in an effort to compete with states that pay up to
40 percent of a film's budget. In addition to subsidizing the big
screen, few Texas taxpayers realize that they underwrite television
programs and even pick up the tab for TV commercials promoting Fortune
500 companies!
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Imminent Domain: Will Austin Voters End Retail Subsidies?
Oct 22, 2008
- In two weeks, Austin voters will decide the nation's first ballot initiative to ban retail subsidies. Proposition 2 rides a backlash against the more than $50 million in taxpayer subsidies that the city awarded to the Domain "lifestyle" mall in 2003.
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Business Group Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges from 2002 Election
Oct 21, 2008
- The Texas Association of Business pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance law, six years after helping elect a slate of Republican lawmakers to the Texas Legislature and will pay a $10,000 fine. Craig McDonald called the fine, "a small price to pay for stealing an election that profoundly reconfigured Texas politics--and even that of the nation as a whole."
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TPJ Files Complaint Against Justice Waldrop in TRMPAC Case
Oct 14, 2008
- Texans for Public Justice filed a complaint with the State Commission on Judicial Conduct today alleging that Third Court of Appeals Justice Alan Waldrop should not have written an opinion in the criminal case against Texans for a Republican Majority (TRMPAC) because his impartiality is questionable.
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Watch Your Assets: 'Governor Handout' Trashes the Bailout
Oct 13, 2008
- Texas Governor Rick Perry has sown confusion with recent contradictory statements about the $700 billion Wall Street bailout. His populist aversion to "using taxpayer dollars to bail out corporate America" is surprising--given the hundreds of millions of tax dollars that his administration has doled out to private businesses that include subprime mortgage giants.
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Report Tracks "Courtroom Contributions" to Supreme Court Candidates
Oct 7, 2008
- A new study finds that the six current, major-party candidates for the Texas Supreme Court took two-thirds of the $2.3 million that they raised from January 2007 through June 2008 from lawyers and litigants who have had business before that court since 2005.
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TPJ Calls for Investigation of TRMPAC Judge
Sep 17, 2008
- Texans for Public Justice filed a pair of formal complaints with Travis County Attorney and the Texas Ethics Commission today alleging that Third Court of Appeals Chief Justice W. Kenneth Law repeatedly violated the Texas Election Code in the course of his current reelection campaign. Judge Law recently participated in a divisive ruling in the criminal case against Tom DeLays Texans for a Republican Majority PAC (TRMPAC). The controversial ruling stated that checks were not subject to Texas money laundering laws.
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1/30/12 With a massive financial advantage and with coordinated attacks from across the Republican Party, Mitt Romney has re-established his front-runner status and is poised for a big win in the Florida primary tomorrow. Romney and his Super PAC have outspent the Newt Gingrich forces by nearly $12 million on TV ads in the Sunshine State. Party establishment figures like Bob Dole, neo-conservatives like Elliot Abrams and even whack jobs like Ann Coulter have all launched attacks on Gingrich's character and temperament. "It not about winning here anymore," said a Romney staffer. "It's about destroying Gingrich — and it's working." Gingrich vows however that he'll be in the race until the GOP convention. Good news for President Obama and the Democrats.
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It's spring, and you know what that means, Saint Louis. Not horribly violent storms, although there is that. No, it's time for the local alternative publication, the Riverfront Times, to release their list of nominees for the 2014 RFT Music Awards. And the list is quite a doozy.
The RFT Music Awards is an annual event in which the Riverfront Times honors local artists of all kinds and genres. According to the main RFT article, all nominees are are chosen by those in Saint Louis who work every day with musicians or live for music in general, like workers at record stores and local music nerds. The winners are chosen by the magazine's readers.
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Some names are more national than others. Dedicated fans of NBC's "The Voice" will no doubt recognize Theresa Payne's name. She entered into the blind auditions for the sixth and currently airing season with Beyonce's "Crazy In Love" but was not able to win the love of the judges.
A good amount of the nominated artists will be performing at the upcoming RFT Music Showcase on June 7. This year, the Showcase will be taking place in the Grove district of Manchester Avenue. Originally, the Showcase has been held in the Delmar Loop for the past several years.
Riverfront Times readers will not have to wait long to vote on their favorites. The polls for all categories of the 2014 RFT Music Awards will officially be open in early May.
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St. Joseph County begins issuing same-sex marriage licenses
The county clerk's office began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples several hours after a judge struck down Indiana's ban on same-sex marriage Wednesday, June 25.
The St. Joseph County Clerk's office now is issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, according to The Elkhart Truth's reporting partner, WNDU.
That announcement was made several hours after a judge struck down Indiana's ban on gay marriage, the South Bend Tribune reported.
Elkhart County Clerk Wendy Hudson said her offices are issuing same-sex marriage licenses as well.
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The social costs are dramatic. Without a fatherhood figure, consider the following statistics from the following reliable sources:
63% of youth suicides are from fatherless homes (US Dept. Of Health/Census) – 5 times the average.
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85% of all children who show behavior disorders come from fatherless homes – 20 times the average. (Center for Disease Control)
80% of rapists with anger problems come from fatherless homes --14 times the average. (Justice & Behavior, Vol 14, p. 403-26)
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text: Forthright Magazine http://www.forthright.net Straight to the Cross COLUMN: Heavenly Connections The Right Flight by Tim Hall Dorothy Fletcher didn't realize what a good decision she had made as she boarded her flight. By the end of the day, however, she owed her life to that decision. Dorothy, according to an Associated Press article from December 31, is a 67-year-old resident of Liverpool, England. She was on her way to her daughter's wedding when she started experiencing difficulties. A flight attendant quickly asked the passengers if there was a doctor on board who could help. Fifteen cardiologists, all bound for a conference in Orlando, stood and offered their services. After spending two days in intensive care in Charlotte, NC for a heart attack, Dorothy was able to make her daughter's wedding. Not every flight has such expert medical care on hand. Dorothy's decision to board this particular plane was not made with cardiology care in mind, but it turned out to be a wonderful perk. Standing in the terminal of life, each of us must make our decisions about which direction to take. Many flights bid for our attention, promising exotic and exciting destinations. One flight stands out for its simple promise: "Come with us, and we will treat you well; for the Lord has promised good things . . ." (Num. 10:29, NKJV). This is not a pleasure cruise kind of flight. But something about its up-front style of advertising appeals to us. We decide to board this flight called Christianity. Along the way, we experience difficulties. Other flights can't furnish the help we need; they can only land at the nearest airport and leave us seeking out help on our own. The Lord's flight, though, is blessed with the constant presence of the Great Physician. He can provide expert care for whatever needs we experience. Look more closely at the advertising: "Even to your old age, I am He, and even to gray hairs, I will carry you! I have made, and I will bear; even I will carry, and will deliver you" (Isa. 46:4). Here's another statement of the Lord's offer: "What man of you, having a hundred sheep, if he loses one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness, and go after the one which is lost until he finds it? And when he has found it, he lays it on his shoulders, rejoicing. . . . I say to you that likewise there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance" (Lk. 15:4-7). The captain of our salvation (Heb. 2:10) is able to help us - and He is always willing! The flight before us is long. There are bound to be hard times in store for each of us. Having the right help available when we need it can be the difference between life and death. Let us choose wisely. Let us make sure that we get on the right flight. ---- Read this article online, tell us what you think, see who's commenting, click here: http://forthright.antville.org/stories/638507/ ---- You can help us get the word out. Here's how: http://forthright.antville.org/stories/340415/


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