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USES: This medication is used to treat depression. Because of the risk of liver disease, this medication is usually used after trying other drugs. Nefazodone works by helping to restore the balance of certain natural chemicals (neurotransmitters such as serotonin, norepinephrine) in the brain.
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After watching family members cook holiday feasts, Mystic Aquarium is offering children the opportunity to prepare a dish of their own. Guests will have a basic introduction to kitchen utensils while preparing different recipes with one of our chefs. Chef hats will be provided and each child will enjoy their own creation.
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At last there is a ceasefire in Gaza. The rockets and shells are quiet for a short while, anyway, but in their wake they leave the rubble of thousands of houses, 1,800 dead among the Palestinians, 65 dead among the Israelis, and traumatized communities on both sides.
Who can find a way to peace? Peacemakers in the interfaith movement have sought for years to build relationships of respect and appreciation among people with profound differences, and one could not be blamed for wondering if anything has been accomplished.
In situations like this, where opposing viewpoints are vehemently argued, and anger and dismay not only affect the discussion but lead, as they did in New York and in Paris to violent attacks against Jews and Muslims in places far away from the Gaza strip.
Facebook, Twitter, and the world of instant "communication" have made it easy to post one's opinion without much thought, and those opinions, stripped of subtlety or context and hiding behind new anonymity have too often amplified the anger and made rational discourse impossible. Writing at HuffPo, Rabbi Joshua Stanton warns against the tendency to "weaponize" language: "…to weaponize our words only reinforces the conflicts themselves and increases the harm that they do. Our opinions might rightly be deeply held, but our choice of words can be one of our most important deeds."
People in the interfaith community world-wide have called for a continued dedication to relationship-building and dialogue that are based on the fundamental skills and attitudes that people have been able to develop during less tense times.
Those attitudes and skills were laid out some time ago in the Dialogue Decalogue, developed by Leonard Swidler out of his work in Jewish/Christian dialogue. Understanding comes, he argued, when people are able to encounter one another with the intention to learn, not simply make declarations, and work towards trust, not suspicion of one another's intentions. It requires measuring another's actions with a self-critical awareness of one's own failings, not holding the other to ideal standards that one does not observe. It means that one does not assume to know where conflicts or differences exist before listening carefully to the other. Above all, it requires that one make the effort to understand the others' perspective, never losing sight of the fundamental connection of shared humanity.
Nowhere does this seem to be more essential than in Israel and Palestine itself. In a briefing call this morning, Linda Gradstein, Mideast Bureau Chief of The Media Line, and regular contributor to NPR, observed that people on neither side of the Gaza conflict are aware of the suffering of the other side. Over the past many years, opportunities for Palestinians and Israelis to get to know each other have become few and far between. The younger generations on both sides have grown up without a chance to understand or work with the others.
And so, where does the interfaith community stand? When lines get drawn so vividly and absolutely, it sometimes seems that there is no alternative. One is either for or against; one is either right or wrong; it is a forced choice: which side are you on? Perhaps the challenge is both to discover a third way and to lift it up. To stand in the middle and listen to both (all) sides. To live in the tension of unresolved conflict, seeking to live into a new way of being human that encompasses both.
- Interfaith Statements on Gaza Conflict-
Silicon Valley Interreligious Council, Islamic Networks Grroup, Parliament of the World's Religions
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The HTC One (M8) made its way into Verizon stores on Wednesday and we have our hands on one right now. We will soon give a more detailed review, but wanted to write about our first impressions, which are mixed.
First of all, we must say that the HTC One (M8) is the best designed smartphone yet. It is a little large, but feels slick, expensive, and lacks the plastic feeling of phones from Samsung or LG. The screen is absolutely brilliant and displays colors even better than 2013's HTC One. Thumbs up to HTC for this!
The 2.3GHz Snapdragon 801 processor really moves this phone along. Last year's HTC One was fast enough, but this year's version is blazing fast. The 2GB RAM allows you to run several programs at once without the unit slowing down much. We wish HTC would have included at least 3GB of RAM, which Samsung does with the Galaxy Note 3.
There is one main problem with the HTC One (M8): the camera. HTC has the same 4.1MP resolution UltraPixel camera from 2013's model. HTC says bigger pixels mean more, but they fail to prove it with this camera. While most other high-end smartphones offer the ability to take 4K resolution videos, the HTC One is still stuck with 1080p capabilities. That is so 2012! The fact this camera doesn't offer image or video stabilization features is a real bummer.
Cameras on smartphones are far more important than they used to be since people are shedding their regular digital cameras. A couple years back, HTC could easily get away without having a premium camera. This definitely isn't the case in 2014 and HTC really dropped the ball on this.
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This helps me alot. Im not going to Nagoya or Tokyo but Ibaraki in the beginning of April. Even so Im still probably gonna take 2 suitcases and a backpack, a purse or two. Im lucky because I can probably fit into Japanese sizes even though as small as I am I'll still be a medium, jeans still probably won't even have my size because of my thighs. But I agree with the shopping for clothes, I like the way girls over there dress, but it's not for me, dress like you fit in, I laugh at that because I never will fit in, therefore I'll wear whatever I want. I love forever 21 too but I'll just buy everything in the states before I leave.
I would say the most important thing is to pack your essentials first and foremost. Once that is out of the way then pack the things you would call non-essentials or, in my case, necessary evils. Toiletries were probably the most important to me when I went Summer of 2010 because those things were basically the items I could not live without in a different country. Other than that, having clothing for all occasions – and I do mean all – is pretty important too. I plan to go back to Japan Spring 2013 so it will definitely be fun to have an equal if not better experience.


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Epiphanny Prince led all scorers with 20 points, while Allie Quigley, a fifth-year guard out of DePaul, added 17 points off the bench to lead the Chicago Sky to a 82-66 victory over the Connecticut Sun before 5,343 fans at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Tuesday night. Elena Delle Donna added 15 points, and Sylvia Fowles put up a double-double (12 points, 12 rebounds) for the Sky.
Rookie Alyssa Thomas led the Sun with 15 points and six rebounds, while Kelsey Bone added 14 points and eight rebounds. The Sun were playing without the services of Chiney Ogwumike, the leading candidate for Rookie of the Year accolades. The former Stanford stare and overall No. 1 pick in this year's WNBA Draft and Connecticut's leading scorer and rebounder was forced to miss the game due to an abscessed tooth.
Connecticut, which trailed by just one at the first turn, 20-19, outscored Chicago 22-16 in the second period, including a 15-8 run to end the frame, and entered the locker room leading 41-36 at intermission. But at the end of the third period, the game began to unravel for the Sun.
After Kelsey Griffin put in two from the charity stripe to give the Sun a five-point lead, 47-42, with 6:23 remaining in the quarter, the Sky chipped away and were down by just one, 49-48, after a 12-foot jump shot by Tamera Young (four points). Danielle McCray was then fouled by Young—her fourth—and calmly dropped in two from the line to bump the Sun lead back up to three, 51-48, with 2:17 left in the third.
Prince then decided to take over the game and scored the next 10 points as the Sky took a 58-51 lead heading into the fourth quarter and never was threatened thereafter.
Chicago held the Sun to a paltry 8.7 percent shooting (2-for-23) from the field in the third period.
"We struggled to stay in this game shooting the ball the way we were shooting from beginning to end," noted Sun head coach Anne Donovan after the game. "It's tough to win games when you shoot that poorly from the outside. I think it's a little bit harder for our guards when Chiney [Ogwumike] is not out there. Defensively, they aren't as open and they can focus more on the perimeter."
Delle Donne, the former University of Delaware star who originally signed on with UConn, but transferred back to her home-state team in her freshman year because she was homesick, opened the fourth quarter with a trey, then followed with a short jumper to put Chicago up by 12, 63-51, just over a minute into the last quarter. The closest Connecticut would get after that was 10 points—which they did on three occasions, the last being with 4:43 remaining in the contest.
After former Maryland All-American Alyssa Thomas (15 points), who came to the Sun along with Kelsey Bone and the New York Liberty's No. 1 pick in 2015 in the Tina Charles deal, hit one of two from the free-throw line to draw the Sun within 12, cut the Chicago lead to 74-63 with 2:41 remaining in regulation, the Sky closed out the game on a 6-0 run for the final 82-66 margin of victory.
"What's the difference right now? I think it's crunch time," continued Donovan. "Chicago is playing at that level. They are trying to get to the postseason with experienced players and we're one man down tonight [Ogwumike]. One strong man, one leading scorer, one leading rebounder down tonight.
With the win, the Sky improved to 13-16 and moved into a tie for third place in the WNBA Eastern Conference with the Indiana Fever. The last-place Sun, saw their postseason hopes virtually evaporate. Falling to 11-19, seven games behind first-place Atlanta, Connecticut has lost eight of its last 10 games, and is 2.5 out of the fourth and final playoff spot with four games remaining in the regular season.
The Sun now head to New York with their season on the line to take on the 12-16 Liberty on Friday. Currently in fifth place, New York, led by Charles, the former Sun and UConn superstar, is just is one-half game behind both Indiana and Chicago for the fourth and final playoff spot in the East. Tip-off at Madison Square Garden is slated for 7:30 p.m., and the game will be televised on CPTV Sports and MSG, and will be streamed on WNBA LiveAccess.
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Since 2004, the Iraqi Women's Democracy Initiative (IWDI) has worked through U.S. non-governmental organization (NGO) partners on the ground in Iraq to build the capacity of Iraqi women. IWDI is overseen by the Secretary's Office of Global Women's Issues (S/GWI) and administered through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL).
To date, programs under the IWDI have trained around 10,000 Iraqi women in several key skill areas including: leadership, political participation, entrepreneurship, women's rights advocacy, coalition building, negotiation, capacity building for women's NGOs, and media skills, in addition to providing training on Iraqi women's constitutional rights, and rights under international law.
In 2008, new grants were awarded to U.S.-based NGOs working on women's issues in Iraq. These projects focus on support for women's rights through multi-media public outreach, entrepreneurship and economic capacity building, women in justice, women and peace building, and increasing women's political participation, advocacy and leadership.
An exciting new focus area is the elimination of violence against women. This project seeks to combat gender-based violence by providing legal, social and medical services for victims and improving government responses to gender-based violence and greater sensitivity toward gender issues. The program will also promote greater public awareness of gender-based violence through the media and advocacy.
Entrepreneurship and economic capacity building for widows is another new focus for the IWDI. Through this project, 470 widows who are heads of households are being trained on issues such as democracy, women's rights, entrepreneurship and career-building skills. As a result, disadvantaged Iraqi widows will acquire the skill sets to become economically self-sufficient, increase their independence, contribute to the economic development of Iraq, and enhance their understanding of their rights and civic responsibilities.
Another new program area will focus on women and peace-building, and will strengthen the capacity of women and civil society actors in the Tameem governorate to work cooperatively against violence and hate in their communities. This project will build conflict resolution skills and help women-focused organizations to design, expand, and oversee projects to steer children away from violence and towards participation in sports, youth centers and school.
Iraqi women are eager to play an active role in rebuilding their society. With programs such as these, more women will be able to take part in the democratic process and serve as examples for future generations.


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Storm Nation - September 23, 2012 Roll Like Augustine
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SEATTLE - Six high school seniors from the state of Washington have signed National Letters of Intent, announcing their intention to attend the University of Washington and play baseball, coach Ken Knutson announced today. The early signing period began Nov. 11 and ends today.
The six players -- Tyler Davidson (Edmonds/Meadowdale HS), Jay Garthwaite (Kent/Kent-Meridian HS), Tila Reynolds (Renton/Liberty HS), Jason Stumm (Centralia/Centralia HS), Mike Syvrud (Bothell/Bothell HS) and Jefferson Thiel (Kirkland/Juanita HS) -- will enroll in the fall of 1999 and be eligible to play the 2000 season.
"Only time will tell, but this may be the best class we've had here," Knutson, the seventh-year skipper said. "It may rival the (1996 freshmen) class that included Kevin Miller, Chris Magruder, Ryan Lentz and Ryan Bundy, who were all drafted inside of five rounds last June."
Davidson is a 6-foot-4, 225-pound outfielder who comes from the same school as former UW All- Americans Randy Jorgensen and Brett Merrick. Last season, he batted .416 and made all-WesCo. He went on to hit .419 over the summer for Edmonds Baseball. Knutson calls him "the biggest, fastest player in the state. He's very athletic."
Knutson says that Garthwaite is "the premier power hitter in the state." A 6-foot-2, 190-pound outfielder, he hit .458 at Kent-Meridian, where he was all-league, and then batted .565 over the summer for the Bulldogs. For the combined spring/summer season, he belted 39 home runs.
Reynolds is a 5-foot-11, 170-pound shortstop that Knutson calls "the best defensive player in the state - a guy that will steal some bases and be a good leadoff hitter." Reynolds batted .550 at Liberty High and was an all-KingCo first-teamer. He went on to hit .460 over the summer for Taylor Baseball Club.
Stumm, a 6-foot-1, 200-pound right-handed pitcher, is the only pitcher in the group. He went 4-1 at Centralia and earned all-league and then went on to post a 6-2 summer record for Centralia Legion. "Among players that we think will go to college," Knutson said, "Stumm is the No. 1 pitcher in the state. He's a power pitcher and he was at the top of our list."
A 5-foot-11, 190-pound catcher, Syvrud reminds Knutson of former Husky backstop Ryan Bundy, a strong, speedy catcher with excellent defensive skills. He hit .415 and earned first-team all-KingCo at Bothell and also played for Taylor Baseball Club over the summer.
Thiel, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound catcher, was also an all-KingCo player for Juanita High, batting .474 in 1997. "Jefferson's a very hard worker," Knutson said. "He's a good hitter and a polished player. We're very happy to have two very good catchers in him and Syvrud coming to the UW."
The Huskies will resume practice in January and open the season Feb. 11 against Brigham Young in St. George, Utah. The 1999 season will be the first since 1969 that the Pacific-10 Conference will not be split into divisions and will play an even, round-robin schedule.


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Is Stress Making You Fat?
Kymberly Williams-Evans, MA
Stress, Weight Gain, and Strategies to Lose Fat are Connected
Stress affects all species. Most humans have a good idea of their stress levels and whether the stress is helpful (such as exercise) or harmful (such as an injury). As well, we human personages can distinguish between Chronic and Acute Stress. Interesting to note is that we tend to handle major stressors better than micro ones.
When it comes to weight gain and fat accumulation, chronic stress is the problem. In short, chronic stress triggers a cascade of hormonal reactions that tell your body to store fat, create more fat, and swell up. Yes, long term stress increases both number and size of fat cells. As fat cells increase in size, they increase chronic inflammation, which triggers more hormonal reactions, all leading to more fat. Aaaaarrrggggh!
Getting caught in this cycle can be very … well, um … stressful! Keep reading and take a relaxing breath as we look at ways to decrease fat that stress may have added to your "friend's" figure.
Recently Alexandra and I attended and spoke at the IDEA Personal Training Institute. One of the many stellar sessions we attended was Professor Len Kravitz's talk "Stress, Obesity, and Cortisol." He offered key insights on stress and fat collecting — the collection we don't want to inherit, pay too much for, nor store for posterity (in posteriors).
First off, bad news and some Fat Facts:
- More women than men are obese because of menopause (not really bad news for men).
- We now know our bodies can make more fat cells at any age. We used to think we added fat cells only at certain times in life, such as gestation and puberty.
- Fat cells can swell up to three to six times their minimum size. Oh, swell! Those cells are unwell!
- "Normal" weight adults have about 40 billion fat cells; overweight people may have as many as 80 billion. Yes, DOUBLE! The odds are really stacked against the stressed out.
Now for some good news and Fit Facts:
We really don't gain a lot of weight over the holidays. The average is about one pound … per holiday season, so pack light for the upcoming 4th of July!
- Two super duper interventions that really work to unpack fat are exercise and destressing. No kidding, Sherlock. (Yes, I heard you thinking that all the way from here.) What Dr. Kravitz emphasized is our need to shift our thinking from all or nothing strategies to ones that are more realistic and flexible.
The plan? First, implement the 4 F words of Weight Management and Lower Stress Levels
- Have a Flexible approach when creating your workout program. For instance, maybe morning routines don't work for you, though you've heard that early bird exercisers tend to be more consistent. Or your favorite cardio machine is taken. Try a different piece of cardio equipment or an aerobic class. Look for what fits YOU. Today. With each day up for a renewable contract.
- Remind yourself that you are not a Failure if you lapse.
- Forgive yourself for any unmet goals or expectations.
- Fix what's not working — without blame or self criticism.
As Dr. Kravitz stated, "Learning to lose weight is a skill, just like learning to ride a bike." He recommends that we use the same strategies as proven, successful weight losers. Referring to the work of Dr. James Hill, who founded the National Weight Loss Registry, Dr. Kravitz highlights the actions in common of those who lose fat (and keep it off):
Successful Fat Losers:
- Stay or become physically active
- Log 250-300 minutes per week of aerobic activity
- Limit and monitor dietary intake
- Accept realistic weight goals
- Eat a healthy breakfast
- Schedule meals and exercise thereby staying consistent with both
- Limit fast food
- Eat some favorite foods without guilt
- Accept their body shape
- Confront problems rather than eat to cope
- Recognize that weight control is ongoing
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The No. 33 men's tennis team (10-10, 3-5 SEC) knocked off No. 50 Arkansas (9-11, 1-7 SEC) 4-0 on Sunday at the University of Alabama Tennis Stadium. The Crimson Tide battled past the Razorbacks to take the doubles point before cruising in singles play to clinch the victory.
"This was a great weekend for us to pick up a pair of wins in the Southeastern Conference," head coach Billy Pate said. "That is something that doesn't come easily in this league. We were fortunate to win the doubles point even though we came out kind of slow. It was a close point."
Doubles action went down to the wire, and appeared to be in Arkansas' control most of the way, however, Alabama claimed the first match winning 8-4 on court two. The sophomore duo of Ricky Doverspike and Michael Thompson earned the first break at 3-3, breaking again at 6-4 to take full control over junior Matthew Hogan and sophomore Matt Walters.
The Tide clinched the doubles point thanks to senior Saketh Myneni and sophomore Michael Davis, ranked No. 64, fighting to an 8-6 win at the No. 1 position over junior Chris Nott and senior Dmitry Lebedev, ranked No. 68. It looked as if the Razorback tandem was in control, breaking serve twice to take a 6-3 lead, but Myneni and Davis staged a dramatic comeback. Nott and Lebedev would not earn another game in the match, as the Alabama pair broke serve three times in a row, including winning on match point thanks to a double fault. On court three, Arkansas' seniors Bradwin Williams and Taylor King had staked a 7-5 lead by claiming the only break of the match at 5-4 against junior Trey Walston and freshman Jarryd Botha, but play was stopped when the Tide won the doubles point.
Alabama wasted little time jumping ahead in singles, taking four of the six first sets. On court two, Doverspike broke twice in the opening set to take it 6-1 over Lebedev. The second set remained on serve until 3-3, but Doverspike's took the final three games of the match for a 6-1, 6-3 win. Thompson and freshman Greg Lehmann struggled throughout the entire first set to hold serve, as the set featured six breaks. Thompson was able to collect four of those breaks, taking the set 6-2. In the second, Thompson was much more stable on serve, just dropping serve once after racing out to a 3-0 lead. He continued to dominate with his return, breezing through the match 6-2, 6-2.
The battle of nationally-ranked players on court one turned out to be the clincher for the Tide. No. 31 Myneni broke early in the first against No. 60 Nott, and that was all Myneni needed en route to taking the set 6-3. The second set was on serve until 3-2, when Myneni once again broke, taking a 4-2 lead. Nott was able to hold serve the rest of the set, but could not break Myneni, who claimed the victory 6-3, 6-3.
The final three matches were suspended once Alabama clinched the win. At the No. 3 position, Botha dropped the opening set 6-3 to Hogan, falling behind two breaks quickly and was only able to recover one of them. Botha drew first blood in the second, but quickly gave the break back in the next game. Botha was leading 4-3 in the second when play was halted. On court five, senior Houssam Yassine was in cruise control against Walters. Yassine earned three breaks in the opening set to take it 6-1, and the second set was on serve at 3-3. At the No. 6 spot, freshman Ian Chadwell had a 5-1 lead over Ward, but Ward made a furious comeback to take the set 7-5. The second was tied at 2-2 when the match was stopped.
"We did a great job in singles of jumping out to leads on most courts, which is something we haven't been able to do as much as we'd like to," Pate added. "I think that was the key for us today in grabbing the win, especially as quickly as we did."
Next up, Alabama travels to Mississippi State and Mississippi for its final SEC road matches of the season. The Tide will take on the Bulldogs Friday, April 9 at 3:00 p.m. (CST) before heading to Oxford for a showdown with the Rebels on Sunday, April 11 at 1:00 p.m. (CST).
RESULTS Doubles 1. No. 64 Davis/Myneni (UA) def. No. 68 Nott/Lebedev (ARK) 8-6 2. Doverspike/Thompson (UA) def. Hogan/Walters (ARK) 8-4 3. Botha/Walston (UA) vs. Williams/King (ARK) 5-7, unf. Order of Finish:2,1
Singles 1. No. 31 Saketh Myneni (UA) def. No. 60 Chris Nott (ARK) 6-3, 6-3 2. Ricky Doverspike (UA) def. Dmitry Lebedev (ARK) 6-1, 6-3 3. Jarryd Botha (UA) vs. Matt Hogan (ARK) 3-6, 4-3, unf. 4. Michael Thompson (UA) def. Greg Lehmann (ARK) 6-2, 6-2 5. Houssam Yassine (UA) vs. Matt Walters (ARK) 6-1, 3-3, unf. 6. Ian Chadwell (UA) vs. Mike Ward (ARK) 5-7, 2-2, unf. Order of Finish: 2,4,1*


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The aroma of fragrant chili wafted through the air as people sampled recipes and voted for their favorites at the Big Chili Cook-off on Saturday at Buchanan Park.
"I really like this one," Zoe Shockites of Evergreen said while tasting Pam's Game Day Red.
Some 4,500 attendees could taste more than 100 varieties of red, green and vegetarian chili recipes, including those with eye-catching names like Ma-Mama's Hillbilly Hand Grenade and Zydeco Zombie Green.
"I really like this one," Zoe Shockites of Evergreen said while tasting Pam's Game Day Red.
Thousands of attendees could taste more than 100 varieties of red, green and vegetarian chili recipes, including those with eye-catching names like Ma-Mama's Hillbilly Hand Grenade and Zydeco Zombie Green.
Jeffco school board members John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams, who are the target of a recall, were interviewed on camera recently at Evergreen Newspapers about the major decisions they've made since being elected to the board in 2013, and about their thoughts on the recall.
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A 29-year-old Kansas woman was struck and killed Tuesday night as she walked across Evergreen Parkway near Bergen Park.
April Eure of Wichita was struck by a Subaru Impreza, according to Trooper Nate Reid, a State Patrol spokesman. The accident occurred 2 miles south of Interstate 70 about 8:45 p.m.
Eure was walking with another person, who was not injured in the accident, Reid said. The two were not in a crosswalk, he said.
Come on, babe. Why don't we paint the town? And all that jazz. That's just what the Evergreen Chorale will be doing when its long-anticipated production of the musical "Chicago" opens Friday.
Make no bones about it, the 2015 Evergreen Cougars' football team can be special. Literally.
That was obvious the moment James Hardy returned Lewis-Palmer's first punt 25 yards to set up Evergreen's first touchdown and 2 minutes later when he returned the next one 60 yards for a score Sept. 4 at Don Breese Stadium.
Ryan Gutberlet didn't exactly come out of nowhere: He has previous soccer experience. That said, the Evergreen High freshman certainly made his presence felt early in the Cougars' Sept. 3 boys soccer season opener against preseason No. 1 and defending 4A state champion Air Academy.
He narrowly missed scoring in the 12th minute, punching the ball over the crossbar. Two minutes later, with a second breakaway opportunity, he didn't miss. His first varsity goal ignited the eighth-ranked Cougars to a 3-1 victory at Evergreen High School.
Nine of the 12 people vying for the five seats on the Jeffco school board faced off Aug. 31 at the first public forum of the election cycle, hosted by Colorado Christian University in Lakewood.
Board members John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams, the targets of a recall effort, all attended, each emphasizing talking points about accomplishments since their election to the board in 2013.
The floor of soon-to-be Where the Books Go is filled with stacks and stacks of new and used books.
By Oct. 1, when the bookstore is expected to open, the more than 9,000 books will be on shelves, awaiting browsing book lovers. For now, each pile is topped with a sticky note to delineate the genre.
Where the Books Go is across from Da Kind Soups on Meadow Drive. Owners Kim and Scott Innocent of Bailey are excited to welcome the community into their new venture.
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|Knot theory of R-covered Anosov flows: homotopy versus isotopy of closed orbits
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|R-covered Anosov flows are Anosov flows on 3-manifolds such that their stable and unstable foliations are well-behaved (their leaf spaces are homeomorphic to R). Geodesic flows of negatively curved manifolds and suspensions of Anosov diffeomorphisms are examples of R-covered Anosov flows, but there are many other examples in all kinds of 3-manifolds. When the manifold is hyperbolic, S. Fenley showed that every free homotopy class of a closed orbit contains infinitely many closed orbits. Hence a free homotopy class of a closed orbit gives a family of knots in an hyperbolic manifold. A natural question is whether these knots are equivalent or not. In my talk, I will introduce the needed tools and answer that question. (Joint work with Sergio Fenley)
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Andrew Newberg's
'Why God Won't Go Away'
Gilbert De Bruycker
From: "gilbert de bruycker"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Date: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 9:08 AM
Dear Sir,
I'm not used to talking or writing in English, but I'll do my best to make myself clear. Since this month, a new book: " Why God Won't Go Away" by Andrew Newberg, is available.
The author explains that our brains are biologically programmed to reach spiritual experience, to make myths and finally to believe in a God.
This is a new point of view in the defence of the existence of God. I know of no reply on this argument by the 'classic' defenders of atheism today.
It should be a great pleasure for me if you eventually could help me on my way to find an answer on this new kind of argument or reference to an article perhaps on this subject.
Sincerely Yours,
Gilbert De Bruycker
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... like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now.
I am reading the book this week, and have already obtained permission from the author and publisher to reprint the first chapter in our print edition (April, 2001).
I consider it more of an explanation of the "God" claim than a fortification of it. I will be lauding Newberg's and d-Aquili's groundbreaking research, but will simultaneously address some of the book's problems. One of these problems is that Newberg seems to go a bit too far in trying to reassure theists that we have not, through this research, disproved the existence of God. And we haven't. But Newberg not only goes further than was necessary, I feel he went further than was proper.
I will say that I recognize the profound mystical experience he describes, because I have had a few myself -- always while an atheist and never considering it anything more than my brain doing something weird. One of these experiences was as a teenager, while on a mild dose of the drug MDA (today popularly known as "ecstasy").
I was laying on my back in the park where our community launched its Fourth of July fireworks display. In fact, I was about a hundred feet from the launch site. Also, I was with a young woman and we were, at the time, extremely close friends as well as intimate lovers, hoping even then to become life partners. As I watched the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, I entered a hypnotic state, induced both by the graceful rhythm of the rockets and explosions, the memory of all the fireworks shows I'd seen since early childhood, and my love for my country -- and enhanced by both the drug and the fact that I was madly in love with this young woman lying next to me with her head on my shoulder. My life already felt complete -- even without drugs or mystical experiences.
Soon, I felt like I'd been here many times before, like I'd been coming here since ancient times -- for as long as the moon had shone herself to those creatures who could look upon her face and recognize an old friend. Today, I can enter this state by looking the moon and contemplating just how many generations of humans and other animals have looked upon the same face of the moon: it only takes a few seconds, but I must focus my mind on the moon -- it won't happen by just glancing at the moon.
Then, suddenly, for just a brief moment, it felt as if I had touched all points in space and time simultaneously. I felt at one with all time and space, and have been describing the experience in this manner since the day it happened, long before I read Dr. Newberg's book (or any occult books, for that matter). In fact, this experience launched a decade-long quest to find out what happened to me on that night. I knew it was more than just the drugs, because I'd taken that and other drugs before and since. To this day, if I watch a fireworks show from up close, I can repeat a semblance this deep experience. In fact, for this reason I don't go to very many fireworks shows: I either fear the inevitable experience or I don't want to tarnish or degrade it -- I can't tell which.
I have never thought of it as anything but a trick of the mind, but this experience so profoundly affected me that I have been wondering about it ever since. However, I have never been quick to connect
this experience with those described by the mystics, because they almost always attributed it to God or the supernatural or some other nonphysical cause. The awe that I have for it contains none of these elements.
Since I am a materialist, the part of the book that explains the mystical experience as a function of the brain makes a lot of sense to me. I feel this information is groundbreaking, and that this information alone will have serious implications against attaching supernatural validity to religious experience. British occultist (and probably atheist) Aleister Crowley introduced one of his books by saying,
In this book it is spoken of the Sephiroth & the Paths, of Spirits & Conjurations, of Gods, spheres, Planes & many other things which may or may not
exist. It is immaterial whether they exist or not. By doing certain things, certain results follow; students are most earnestly warned against attributing objective reality or philosophical validity to any of them.
An entire school of occultism, including Crowley, Wilson, Gurdjieff, Anton Lavey, and many others, has emphasized practicing occult rituals specifically because they will bring about profound occult experiences, while simultaneously downplaying or even warning against the error of thinking that there's "really" something going on "out there." While enjoying these phenomenal occult voyages, their philosophical outlook remains indistinguishable from atheism or, at best, what Wilson calls "aggravated agnosticism." By this, he means that he has sincerely and intensely pursued answers to all the classic Eastern and Western philosophical questions -- but the more he learns, the more he realizes the less he knows. He's definitely not an "I don't know" agnostic.
Newberg's book is admittedly flawed, however, because its slated co-author, Dr. Eugene d'Aquili, died before the book was begun. Perhaps had he survived the publication of this important book, he may have been able to provide the balance that is sorely missing from the book's final chapters. For these two reasons, the profound implications of his work and the death of his senior partner, my criticism of the book will be reserved. I highly recommend it, and suspect that any student of Freethought will quickly see through the last part of the book, recognizing it for what it is: an apology, of sorts, for showing the world that the experience is a brain function and is not magical.
One explanation for the prevalence of religion that he omitted was State Religion's systematic removal from the gene pool of skeptics and freethinkers, by persecution, over the course of several millennia, for not being cowed by the official State Dogma. This left the tendency toward credulity (the serf mentality) to dominate. This angle, detailed in chapter 4 of Victor Sternger's Physics and Psychics, neatly fills in the gap left by Newberg's argument.
Newberg says, on the one hand, that the capacity for mystical experience explains, in part, humankind's strong tendency toward faith. But at the same time he admits that hardly anybody has the profound mystical experiences described in his book! Most of us take smaller steps in that direction, but hardly anybody goes all the way into a full-blown Unitary Experience. Many religious people that I've encountered (and Newberg mentions this) cannot possibly have had the experiences Newberg describes, or they wouldn't be such flaming bigots about it, trying in desperation to get the rest of us to go along with their delusions. These people, I think, more closely resemble fanatics who are obeying the dictates of a dogma in support of a specific tribal totem than people who have "become one with the universe" or have "mingled with God." Newberg makes strong suggestions along these lines, though he is, I think, a lot gentler in his book than I'm being about it here. Still, in his own way, he describes the difference between the two styles of religion, and in so doing he does not mince words.
I do know that the part which speaks of the benefits of religion is extremely contrived. We will be addressing the "studies" he used to make this case. I also have serious problems with his discussion of which "reality" is "really real," but currently lack the education in the history of philosophy to address his discussion of what philosophers have said. However, I suspect that it is no less biased than his discussion of the benefits of religion.
The "studies" that he uses in trying to establish the medical benefits of faith have each been countered by other studies which show the flaws of the initial studies. For Dr. Newberg not to mention this is, to me, irresponsible. Sure, perhaps he did not know of the newer counter-studies, because the pro-God studies always make the front page and the nightly news, but the "corrections" only get prominent space in skeptical magazines and often come off as having been written by killjoys.
This is no excuse: if he were trying to make a convincing case (rather than soften blows or make religious people happy), he would have at least addressed the criticism of those studies. In other words, the chapter on the benefits of religion would not be so absolutely one-sided. Dr. Newberg is currently on a two-week book tour and I assume he is being peppered about this one. I sure hope so, anyway. If he isn't, we're in more trouble than I thought. After I have a chance to absorb the implications of his book and contemplate the flaws I see in it, and after he has a chance to field whatever objections he gets (if any), perhaps he'll be willing to sit for a short interview on these questions. He has been very graceful and responsive with me in our request to reprint the first chapter in our print edition.
I suspect that the implications of his book, combined with the fact that he is a professor of religion, led him to try to soften the implications of his work -- that the religious experience is not incorporeal but is a function of how a certain section of the brain works. This, to me, tempers any conclusions or speculations he may offer as to what the religious experience "really means" apart from it being a purely subjective experience.
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College Hockey:Wisconsin Sweeps Minnesota State
Geoffrion, Bohmbach Notch Three Points
MADISON, Wis. — Six times. the University of Wisconsin men's hockey team had played nearly flawless hockey in winning the opener of a Western Collegiate Hockey Association series and only twice had they finished off the sweep.
One of those failed attempts was against Minnesota State in the second week of the season, following a dominant 6-0 victory by shooting themselves in the foot in a 3-2 setback.
"We've known we've blown some games," senior tri-captain Ben Street said, "and we know we can't afford to do that down the stretch."
Having that same chance against Minnesota State 16 weeks later, Wisconsin's elder statesman made sure the Badgers closed the deal. Celebrating his 23rd birthday Saturday, Street capped a dominant first period that set the tone for No.3 Wisconsin's 8-4 victory in front of 14,260 at the Kohl Center.
The sweep moved Wisconsin (18-7-7, 13-6-3) into a third place tie with idle Minnesota-Duluth and only three points behind first-place Denver.
"He brings another aspect of leadership," said senior Andy Bohmbach of Street, who finished with a goal and two assists. "He's a fifth-year senior and he's been around our team the longest. He's won a national championship, and he knows how to lead this team by example."
Leading by example is a label all seven Wisconsin seniors could carry as a banner in the series finale, accounting for four goals and eight assists, with most coming at opportune times.
Bohmbach bailed out his goalie by erasing a 1-0 Mavericks' lead 53 seconds into the game by backhanding a shot off goalie Phil Cook's blocker to the tie the score at one at 1:38.
"It's always good to rebound like that, get a goal right after they do," Bohmbach said. "It kind of shuts them up and gets our team going."
Senior Blake Geoffrion scored his team-leading 20th goal of the season and his 12th on the power play when he banged home a backhand feed from senior Michael Davies, one of his two assists.
Geoffrion was just getting started, assisting perfectly on a Jake Gardiner short-handed goal off a delayed penalty in the second and adding his second of the night with an even-strength rocket from the left circle in the third, giving him his seventh point for the weekend and boosting his WCHA-leading point total to 32 points.
"He was very businesslike during the course of the week," said UW coach Mike Eaves of Geoffrion. "I think that led him into him having a real good weekend. He's playing pretty well right now."
Street capped the first-period scoring at 19 minutes when senior John Mitchell registered one of his two assists after he slipped the puck to Street, who was unmarked in the right circle and uncorked a speedy wrister.
When the dust finally settled, seven different Badgers scored goals, 11 registered a point and each line registered at least one point, mostly led by the seniors.
"We don't have that go-to sniper guy that most teams have," Geoffrion said. "Our offense comes from all four lines. All four lines can score and we proved that tonight.
Added Eaves, "Are the seniors sensing that the end is here and rising to a mew level? Perhaps that's part of it."
After going three-of-12 on the power play and killing off all five power plays Friday, Wisconsin provided a suitable encore, going three-of-eight on the man advantage and killing off seven-of-eight MSU power plays, meaning UW has killed off 29-of-31 penalties.
"Five-on-five might have been one of our better games this year," said Minnesota State coach Troy Jutting, whose team was whistled for 27 penalties on the weekend. "I think (the penalties) wore us down last night and to come back night two, it's just that much more difficult."
It wasn't all seniors making life miserable for the Mavericks (12-16-2, 6-15-1). Hobey Baker candidate Brendan Smith registered his 13th of the season with a power-play tally, courtesy of Davies' connecting the dots on the passing sequence, the exact same sequence that helped the Badgers score two third-period power-play goals a week ago to upend Michigan in the Camp Randall Hockey Classic.
Cook was pulled after Smith's goal, but replacement Austin Lee faired no better stopping the power play, unable to stop a slap shot from junior tri-captain Ryan McDonagh at 8:46 in the third.
Even role players stepped in, including a breakaway goal from junior Ben Grotting off a long feed from Bohmbach and a couple of assists from freshman defenseman John Ramage.
"Wisconsin has a very, very good hockey team," Jutting said. "When they had chances to make plays, they made them. They made some pretty good shots. Those were shots that were scoring shots."
"When you are in the top of this league, very rarely do you see a team that doesn't have two, three kids that consistently show up every night on the score sheet."
Getting his first start since being pulled after allowing two soft goals against Duluth two weeks ago, UW goalie Brett Bennett had another rough beginning to his night, getting back in position after vacating his net, but allowing a fluky goal to Eli Zuck at 53 seconds. Bennett settled in to stop the next 22 shots before giving up three goals down the stretch, but finished with a season-high 31 saves.
"It was a big step for him getting back his confidence level," Eaves said.
The confidence factor for the rest of his team, however, is not in question.
"It's really high right now," Geoffrion said. "Everything is clicking for the most part."
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No more keeping up with the Joneses. Renovation trends have started leaning toward individual improvements that fit the specific needs of each home and its inhabitants. And for good reason.
While renovating is for now a better choice than messing with the real estate market, even payback on renovations has fallen. In fact, according to Remodeling Magazine, midrange upgrades now bring a higher percentage of return on investment than large upscale renovations. But if you think about it, thats not actually disheartening.
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NEW YORK (Ivanhoe Newswire) --Work may be hazardous to your health! New research shows sitting at your desk all day could be killing you. And if you think you're covered because you hit the gym, think again. Sitting for hours at a time can reverse those benefits!
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This is how the day begins at Skanska, an international project development and construction company. Instead of coffee and donutsIt's bending and stretching, senior director for business development Deborah Ippolito is leading the morning routine.
"We all have a tendency to sit at our desks all day long. We stretch, we get energize in our bodies," Deborah Ippolito, Senior director of business development told Ivanhoe.
And for good reason. New research shows people who sit at their desk all day are at an increased risk for obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, even an early death. One study from the American Cancer Society showed people who sat more than six hours a day were at least 18 percent more likely to die than those who sat less than three hours a day.
That's why Dr. Michael Roizen is taking steps to combat the problem with a treadmill desk at work. If that's not an option, here are some tips to keep your desk from killing you: first get moving. Don't send emails when you can deliver the message, stand up when you take a phone call and when you take a break, get outside and take a walk. Other things to watch out for? Your eyes. Karin Mora can't help but stare intensely at her work computer.
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The one room in the house where we typically spend the most time is the bedroom. We sleep or rest on average seven hours a night. This time of rest is essential for the body to regenerate, and to renew itself.
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Install an electrical demand switch that turns off the electrical power to outlets around your bed.