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Stow AwayA heartfelt and meaningful song about simply being with someone no matter what they are going through. Features electric and acoustic guitars. I got to get use to all of the things you said Just got to get use to all of the things you dread You waved your hand you said come inside But how was I to know inside was blind So what I don't care you know I don't mind Just got to get you to all of the craziness in you You know I just wanna be Just wanna be where you are Nowhere in between its not how I thought it be so far Just wanna be where you are So how can you hold me When all of the rage was there right for me So how could you choke me you told me the one thing to believe Was would always be there Well I don't mind the second Place line But making someday if you've got the time Sit and tell me just how to get used to All of the craziness in you All I can do to pass the time it hit the playback and rewind None of things that we said and done take me back to where we come from The way it should be between you and me has cast away an eternity Someday , somehowhttps://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXMR_200.jpgSingle68709-ST$ 39.9568709-EX$ 59.9568709-W$ 149.95Genre: Nostalgic, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Pop Rock Emotions: Powerful, Sad, Serious, Emotional Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocal, Guitar Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film
Stow Away from the album Michael Raphael
2nd PlaceSomber piano leads this tune of feeling less than adequate around someone special. There's something going on here I don't wanna see, You're acting unfamiliar and I know you wanna leave, is there something I forgotten? Something that you need, You tell me your not hiding but you don't want me to see, You're floating away everyday and I hope you'll miss me I feel alone , alone When I see you face to face I feel alone so alone have I fell to second place Was always on the outside looking in to see If you were what I needed or if you were a disease I told you I was leaving but did it make you see I was always waiting in your fairy tale dreamhttps://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXMR_200.jpgSingle68701-ST$ 39.9568701-EX$ 59.9568701-W$ 149.95Genre: Nostalgic, Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin Emotions: Melancholy, Powerful, Serious, Uncertain Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Vocal, Guitar Production Types: Cinematic, Commercials, Indie Film, Home Videos
2nd Place from the album Michael Raphael
Stupidly DreamingA mid-tempo, alternative Pop / Rock piece about hoping things will finally go her way. (features female vocal) Incomplete - Misdirected - Plots and schemes - For that connection Unfulfilled - Vacant Heart - Social Hall - Never booked Going for flashlights - Instead of fireworks Fevered - Impassioned - Then stabbed by the iceberg Selling out - Settling for - Knowing Im worth so much more I KEEP THINKING ONE DAY LIFE WILL BE PERFECT ILL LIVE IN A FAIRY TALE WORLD MY PRINCE WILL DRIVE UP IN A PINK MASERATI AND I WONT BE A LONELY GIRL STUPIDLY DREAMING STUPIDLY Lost inside - This loosing battle - Thought it was my - One way out Running so fast - Coming in last - Fighting myself - In my own head There you are again - Its all so easy But I'm so wrong thinkin - You're all I need I broke records - It was never enough- The more I love - The quicker I'm left in the dust CHORUS Stupidly Dreaming for a life other than this Dreaming to experience all I've missed (Living all sorts of mythical events Living my version of the white picket fence) Wading through fantasies With nothin to lose Final wearing Dorothy's shoes I KNOW ONE DAY LIFE WILL BE PERFECT ILL LIVE IN A FAIRY TALE WORLD MY PRINCE WILL DRIVE UP IN A PINK MASERATI AND I WONT BE A LONELY GIRL Ah........... (floating-surrendering-accepting-wondering- imagining- dreaming) Going for flashlights - Instead of fireworks Fevered - Impassioned - Then stabbed by the iceberg Selling out - Still settling for - I'm worth so much more CHORUS I keep thinkin one day life will be perfect I'll live in a fairy tale world STUPIDLY... DREAMINGhttps://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXJS_200.jpgSingle67709-ST$ 39.9567709-EX$ 59.9567709-W$ 149.95Genre: Nostalgic, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Pop Rock, Indie, Pop Emotions: Cool, Powerful, Hopeful, Emotional Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocal, Guitar Production Types: Indie Film, Short Film
Stupidly Dreaming from the album Jessa
Emotional Journeyhttps://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASFB03_200.jpgSingle7100033-ST$ 39.957100033-EX$ 59.957100033-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Elegant, Nostalgic, Orchestral Emotions: Mysterious, Inspirational, Atmospheric, Delicate, Dramatic, Eerie, Expansive, Gentle, Haunting, Incessant, Intimate, Melancholy, Mystical, Pensive, Powerful, Reflective, Soothing, Uncertain, Mellow, Emotional, Magical, Poignant, Tormented Instrument: Studio Orchestra, Celeste, Guitar (Acoustic), Piano, Strings, Violin, Violoncello, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Animation, Cinematic, Commercials, Documentary, Indie Film, Biography, Tribute/Memorial
Emotional Journey from the album Magical Moments
Silver DustPiano swells, sensitive strings and driving drums build this creatively composed tune to a victorious crescendo.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCPB_200.jpgSingle7100195-ST$ 39.957100195-EX$ 59.957100195-W$ 149.95Genre: Nostalgic, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Pop Rock, Pop Emotions: Energetic, Exciting, Uplifting, Inspirational, Dramatic, Fresh, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Motivating, Passionate, Pensive, Powerful, Punchy, Touching, Triumphant, Hopeful, Emotional, Poignant Instrument: Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Piano, Strings, Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film, Home Videos, Background
Silver Dust from the album Contemporary Pop Beds
Conquest At SeaA somber-yet-building, epic orchestral soundtrack that lets you sail the high seas. Ideal for pirate-themed sequences and open ocean adventures.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/FSAPF05_200.jpgSingle67902-ST$ 39.9567902-EX$ 59.9567902-W$ 149.95Genre: Nostalgic, Orchestral Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Bold, Dramatic, Heroic, Intense, Powerful, Sad, Serious, Solemn, Drama, Abstract Instrument: Orchestra, Brass, Brass Section, Vocal Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Cinematic, Film Trailer, Video Games, Epic, Action-Drama
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DETROIT — For nearly two decades, Carol Bart's untested rape kit collected dust in a police evidence room. Her attacker, who kidnapped her from outside her Dallas apartment and repeatedly raped her at knifepoint, had spent time in prison by coincidence, but not for sexually assaulting Bart.
Bart, now a 52-year-old mother of four, fears that among the thousands of backlogged, untested kits pulled from a Detroit police evidence room are stories of women similarly violated only to be forgotten by a justice system that seemingly has placed its priorities and resources elsewhere.
"Women go to the hospital and their bodies are a crime scene and treated as such," said Bart, who still lives in Texas. "For these kits then to just to sit in a laboratory or in police vaults or wherever they sit, denies victims of sexual assault any opportunity for justice. I just wonder how many more there are?"
Bart and other rape victims spoke recently to The Associated Press in hope that other women about to go through the same painful process in Detroit learn from their experiences and know they are not alone. Detroit has begun testing some of its rape kits.
The women — who agreed to use their names for this story — know testing years-old rape kits holds no guarantee the attacker will be found and brought to justice. They also know the tangled legal process can reopen wounds that took years to heal and send horrific memories of the assault flooding back.
According to some estimates, between 180,000 and 400,000 rape kits remain untested nationwide, despite DNA technology that can swiftly link rapists to crimes.
Michigan State Police stumbled upon between 9,000 and 11,300 rape kits in Detroit police storage rooms two years ago. The kits are being documented and tested in batches as part of a National Institute for Justice project. Initially, about 400 were chosen. Another batch of about 1,000 has been identified for testing so far this year.
The kits — 10-inch-long boxes containing swabs, evidence envelopes and information sheets detailing the examination, complications and a list of 24-hour rape crisis centers — can cost $1,200 to $1,500 to test.
Detroit's project is funded by grants. Houston, which had a 4,000-kit backlog, has embarked on a similar project. Grants and donations helped Los Angeles city police go through about 7,000 kits.
A team that includes police, prosecutors and Michigan State University researchers is methodically inspecting each kit to determine which still can be taken to court, what protocols can prevent future backlogs and what protections should be included for victims.
"Victims will be contacted at some point," said Rebecca Campbell, a psychology professor and member of the Detroit Sexual Assault Kit Action Research Project. "You have to make sure the way that's done is appropriate; take into account the victim's physical needs, support needs, resources and health needs.
"You're reopening an incredibly tragic event. You just can't knock on someone's door to do that."
Bart was attacked in 1984, and DNA swabbed during a hospital exam was stored in a rape kit. When the kit finally was tested 24 years later, DNA was added to the FBI's Combined DNA Index System and produced a hit on Joseph Houston Jr.
"Four months after he kidnapped and raped me, he attempted to do the same with another young lady and a security guard chased him off," Bart said.
Houston was sentenced in 1985 for kidnapping and served 19 of 50 years. His DNA was taken while in prison, even as Bart's rape kit sat forgotten. He eventually was released but now is serving a 20-year sentence in Texas for indecency with a child.
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Marino, S; Kretschmer, C; Brandner, S; Cavard, C; Zider, A; Briand, P; Isenmann, S; Wagner, E F; Aguzzi, A (1995). Activation of HIV transcription by human foamy virus in transgenic mice. Laboratory Investigation, 73(1):103-110.
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BACKGROUND: Although infection by HIV-1 is the primary cause of AIDS, cofactorial agents of an infectious nature may be involved in the pathogenesis of the disease. The present work addresses the cofactorial potential of human foamy virus (HFV) in AIDS. It has been suggested that HFV seroprevalence reaches 5% in East Africa, and HFV seroprevalence in East African patients suffering from AIDS and AIDS-related complex may be as high as 20%. Although the pathogenic potential of HFV in humans has not yet been investigated in detail, HFV transgenic mice develop an encephalopathy reminiscent of some of the features of HIV-associated brain diseases. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: We set out to investigate the possibility that the regulatory genes of HFV may act as transcriptional cofactors of HIV. To study the effects of bel1, the transcriptional activator of HFV, on the HIV-1 LTR, we generated double transgenic mice for bel1 and for the HIV-1 LTR linked to a lacZ reporter gene. Moreover, to identify the cis-acting elements mediating bel1 action on the HIV LTR, we analyzed the consequences of deletions in the negative regulatory element or in the NF-kappa B binding sites. RESULTS: We demonstrate that bel1 is capable of activating the transcription of HIV-1 LTR in vivo. Such transactivational activity, however, was observed exclusively in a subset of hippocampal neurons, whereas cortical neurons expressing bel1 did not show transactivation. Transactivation was completely abolished by the deletion of the NF-kappa B binding sites. In contrast, deletion of the negative regulatory element region seems to enhance transactivation of bel1 on HIV-1 LTR over a prolonged period of time. CONCLUSIONS: Our study indicates that transcriptional transactivation of HIV-1 by HFV can be accomplished in vivo and is dependent on NF-kappa B binding sequences. Therefore, transcriptional transactivation is a potential mechanism of cooperation between HFV and HIV. It is conceivable that this phenomenon attains clinical significance in a situation of coinfection with both viruses.
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Melanie Dunea's second photography book titled My Country: 50 Musicians on God, America, & the Songs They Love recently hit bookstore shelves. Fans of Country music or celebrity portraiture, will find this book charming and fascinating.
The simple question & answer format paired with a portrait of the interviewee echoes Dunea's first photo book, My Last Supper: 50 Great Chefs and Their Final Meals. In My Country, every artist is asked to answer seven questions including their ideal performance, favorite song, turning point as a musician, pre-show rituals, alternate career choices, what they'd say to God, and what makes Country music "the heart and soul of America". Each performer's responses reflect his/her place as a human and as a musician. Some are youthful and egotistical in their responses, while others' answers display years of wisdom, humility, and gratitude only gained by decades of relationships, experiences, failures, and successes.
Musicians were photographed in settings developed my Dunea, concepts culled from their question responses, person interests, or their place in Country music history. For example, Miranda Lambert said if she hadn't become a musician, she'd probably be in prison. Her portrait was fittingly shot outside the grounds of the Old Tennessee State Prison. As an award-winning legend, George Jones was photographed in the comfort of his home surrounded by some of his many instruments, photo souvenirs, Grammy, and framed hit records. Other artists' photos are incredibly simple, yet profound portraits—like those of David Allan Coe and Kenny Rogers. There are a few portraits that lean more towards simple vanity rather than revealing or profound. These tend to be the greener performers, perhaps not yet full of life stories or complex personality—such as Taylor Swift and Julianne Hough.
The images clearly reflect Dunea's style as an editorial portrait photographer. Her approach and style have been developed through her years as a photographer for interviews and profiles for Vanity Fair, Redbook, People, and Gourmet magazines. This effort clearly reads as Dunea's personal exploration in to the world and artists of Country music. The forward explains the book's intent as an attempt to have fun and shed just a pinch of light on some of the artists we follow and admire. She is not trying to dig deep in to the roots of a music genre or redefine our perception of artists. It is more of a personal project branching from her observations on America's most popular music format and her assignment work, without the restraints of magazine editors or record labels dictating the direction of her images. We are all invited to share in her discovery of Country music, experiments as a portraitist, and a special look in to the lives of a handful of colorful, partriotic, God-fearing artists.
Although Dunea does not claim this to be any sort of definitive collection, one cannot help but notice a few obvious personalities missing from this book (Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Garth Brooks, Charlie Daniels come to mind). The book is heavy on contemporary and Country-Pop artist content with a sprinkling of history and legends, making My Counry a great selection for younger Country fans. Admirers of celebrity portraiture and those who enjoy an entertaining flip-through book in the commode (as they call it in the South) will also appreciate this colorful collection of profiles.
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Aretha: Our best columns came out of sitting on the bed in our pajamas, having immediate, funny reactions rather than trying too hard. I remember one or two TMI moments, but I wouldn't say it was serious.
Susie: Yeah, we included those in our copy—"Mom, shut up!" "No, you!" Her generation is more modest than mine; Aretha rolls her eyes at my hippie nude sunbathing in the backyard. She'd listen to me parse a reader question on oral-sex gymnastics for only so long—and then she'd give me a hard stare, followed by a shout of "I can't take this anymore!" But we never stopped laughing.
Aretha: I can talk to my mom about sex better than I can with anyone else. So the column never felt weird or adventurous; it was just another normal afternoon at our house.
Susie: After years of hearing my daughter's ennui—"Oh, Mom, you and your sex-ed stuff"—I was surprised and proud to learn that she was even feistier than I am. She cared that readers put themselves first, that they be satisfied and not take any crap from a man. And we talked about details we wouldn't have otherwise shared about ourselves because, after all, it was other people's problems. Playing "Dear Abby" is a nice way to keep your privacy intact while learning how the other side really thinks!
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Have you ever received sign-out on a patient, heparinized, awaiting cardiology consultation – and later, at your leisure, realized the troponin level just barely tips into positive territory and probably has nothing to do with acute coronary syndrome?
I know you have.
This is the cardiology "expert consensus" on interpretation of troponin elevations – 25 pages of clinical summary and 360 references worth of dissecting what an elevated troponin really means. There's an hour-long lecture worth giving based on this publication.
The key portions include:
- Figure 1, which is a nice conceptual overview in which elevated troponins are separated into their "ACS" and "non-ACS" categories.
- Section 6, which discusses the possible role (if any) for troponins in non-ischemic conditions.
- Appendix 4, the clinical conditions in which positive troponins are non-cardiac and confounding in origin.
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Please select the book title below that you wish to view the reviews, and please scroll below to view Dr. Rotbart's appearances and guest posts
Advance praise for Miracles We Have Seen
"As a witness to one of the miracles recounted in this uplifting book, I welcome Dr. Rotbart's extraordinary collection of compelling testimonies from leading physicians. Take a look, and have your faith in God – and in his agents of healing, doctors – renewed!"
–Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"We read so many accounts of freak accidents and rare diseases bringing misery into the lives of people who deserve better. That is why it was so refreshing, so soul-restoring to read these accounts of near tragedies that were prevented by human efforts, good will, and caring."
—Rabbi Harold Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People and Nine Essential Things I've Learned About Life
"In an age of technology and indifference, these remarkable essays inspire wonder, awe, and a sense of pride of being human. They demonstrate that the miracle of miracles is that they do happen when health professionals combine their medical skills with unrelenting devotion to the art of healing."
―Bernard Lown, MD, Nobel Peace Prize recipient on behalf of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War; Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Harvard School of Public Health; Emeritus Senior Medical Attending, Brigham and Women's Hospital; Founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility
"A beautifully written collection from physicians witnessing the mystery and power of the human body and spirit in the most extreme circumstances. This is a unique contribution that will inspire and edify."
―Jerome Groopman, MD, Recanati Professor, Harvard Medical School, New Yorker staff writer, and co-author with Dr. Pamela Hartzband of the New York Times bestsellerYour Medical Mind: How to Decide What Is Right for You
"Miracles We Have Seen opens a window into the complex world of the art and the science of medicine for all to see the compassionate miracles dispensed there. Take a good look . . . you will be inspired!"
—Richard Carmona, MD, MPH, FACS, 17th Surgeon General of the United States
"These stories are remarkable–surprising, inspiring, and full of joy and awe. The voices of these doctors remind us–as they remind themselves–of how much we have to learn from the people we care for, and of the importance of acknowledging the elements of good luck, science, care, coincidence, and wonder."
–Perri Klass, MD, Professor of Journalism and Pediatrics, Director, Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, New York University
"Doctors tell the human side of medicine in these stories―revealing the heart and soul that go into truly 'caring' care."
―Jimmie C. Holland, MD, Wayne E. Chapman Chair in Psychiatric Oncology, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, author of The Human Side of Cancer: Living with Hope, Coping with Uncertainty
"These stories by doctors who are true healers have moved me to tears and opened my heart. Each, like the great doctor-writer Chekhov, brings to medicine a sense of compassion, deep vulnerability, love and hope for those who suffer, and the ability to acknowledge that human life is a precious gift."
–Ruth Behar, author of Traveling Heavy: A Memoir in between Journeys and the Victor Haim Perera Collegiate Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan
"For patients, their families, and all the rest of us, Miracles We Have Seen is a welcome reminder that even the most dire diagnoses can have happy endings, thanks to the inspiring dedication of doctors."
—Diane Debrovner, Deputy Editor, Parents Magazine.
940 Saturdays
"Cherishing childhood. From the day your child is born to the moment she turns 18, you have less than a thousand Saturdays together… Harley Rotbart, M.D., suggests activities to make the most of these fleeting moments in his combination activities guide and journal, 940 Saturdays. Start this weekend!"
—Parents Magazine
"940 Saturdays is all you get with your kids. I love this new book on how best to spend them."
–Jill Smokler, NYT Bestselling Author of Confessions of a Scary Mommy
"Must Read Book for every parent"
–Tovah Klein, PhD, Director, Barnard College Center for Toddler Development; Author of How Toddlers Thrive
"A beautiful way to record the precious yet fleeting time with our children. Wished I would have received one of these when my children were little .. it would have had been a tangible record of ' where did all the time go?'. What an amazing baby gift !"
–Rivka Caroline, Author of From Frazzled to Focused
"…940 Saturdays will be able to help us fully enrich and embrace our weekends with our kids. And with charming cover art by artist Lisa Congdon, this is one parenting book you won't want to hide."
No Regrets Parenting
"My office is littered with "parenting books." If we went by sheer number of pages of advice available, I should be the best mother around — something that the kindergarten teacher who, just this morning, told me that if I'd just bring her a comb, she'd do my youngest daughter's hair, would be the first to say I'm not even in the running for — and that was before we both spotted the giant hole in the same child's pants. The books, as abundant as they are, aren't helping.
But Dr. Rotbart's No Regrets Parenting is something special, and something a little different…Dr. Rotbart writes to help us turn painfully long minutes into funny moments, and he does it practically, in one- or two-page essays on everything from ice cream sundaes to college counseling. It's short, it's sweet, and it's more about being a parent than it is about actually parenting the kids themselves — no star charts here."
–KJ Dell'Antonia, New York Times
"I'm making a point of holding hands with my kids more often, ever since I read Dr. Harley Rotbart's new book No Regrets Parenting. Dr. Rotbart…really had my number with this one…I've seen how the years blow past at warp speed, to the point that I fear my hand-holding days are numbered. Dr. Rotbart made me realize I shouldn't count the minutes, but the moments…Dr. Rotbart's book turned my head around."
–Dana Points, Editor-in-Chief, Parents magazine
"The tone and approach of Rotbart's book puts the control back in the parent's hands, by focusing on the time a parent does have with children, instead of focusing on the time that the parent doesn't have. His conversational tone helps put the parent at ease in what feels like a knowledgeable friend sharing their own insight."
–Cara Lemieux, ABC News
"This is a busy parent's time management guide, demonstrating how to find balance, turn "minutes into moments," develop reliable parental intuition, and transform everyday routines into special times, without neglecting personal and professional responsibilities…Time passes all too fast, and when the kids do leave home, readers who followed Rotbart's blueprint will greet their children's departure with satisfaction of a job well done and the acknowledgment thereof".
—Publisher's Weekly
"Dr. Rotbart has a gift for uncovering and explaining the countless possibilities in parenting. This book is a treasure for all of us with children."
–Jeffrey Zaslow, New York Times bestselling coauthor of The Last Lecture; and Moving On columnist, The Wall Street Journal.
"What's more precious than love, your children, and time? No Regrets Parenting is a gem of a book. It will help you turn the minutes of the day into the moments of your life."
–Harvey Karp, MD, creator of the New York Times bestselling books and DVDs The Happiest Baby on the Block and The Happiest Toddler on the Block.
"No Regrets Parenting helps today's busy parents stop worrying about trying to be perfect, and offers low-key ways to make the most of the time they spend with their children. Whether you're a working parent or stay-at-home mom or dad, Dr. Rotbart's wise advice and refreshing ideas will make you want to pick up this book again and again."
–Diane Debrovner, Deputy Editor, Parents Magazine
"During the long, hectic days of in-the-trenches parenting, it's easy to forget the all too fleeting nature of childhood. To someday look back on your children's formative years with fond nostalgia—but no regrets—Dr. Rotbart guides you in maximizing and optimizing the time you spend with your kids. No Regrets Parenting reminds parents everywhere that the essence of successful parenting is simply being there. This book helps you find the time."
–Marianne Neifert, M.D. (Dr. Mom®), author of the bestselling Dr. Mom books for parents.
"A poignant, timely book to remind us to savor parenting our kids – with awesome tips on how to slow the daily chaos, create memorable moments, and luxuriate in the wonder and fun of each age and stage."
–Stacy DeBroff, bestselling author of The Mom Book, The Mom Book Goes to School, and The Mom Central Organizer; CEO and Founder, MomCentral.
"No Regrets Parenting is a must read for young parents who are struggling with finding the right balance between career and family. This book will help parents create that balance, providing the framework that allows them to drop off their youngest child at college without feeling they have shortchanged their children or themselves."
–Stephen Berman, MD, F.A.A.P., Past President, American Academy of Pediatrics; author of Getting it Right for Children.
"Let No Regrets Parenting guide you in finding the time to build communication and relationships while raising successful children. From school to work, home to play, Dr. Rotbart helps families find meaning and traditions in the midst of busy lives."
–Dr. Jeffrey J. Cain M.D., President-Elect, American Academy of Family Physicians
"No Regrets Parenting is a wonderfully written handbook for parents living in our complex times. A treasure trove of ideas and strategies to help parents raise happy and successful children."
–Donald Schiff, M.D., F.A.A.P. Past President of the American Academy of Pediatrics;, author of A Guide to Your Child's Symptoms
"No Regrets Parenting encourages parents to be mindful of the choices they are making with the precious little time they have to spend with their children before (and after) they fly the coop. Dr. Rotbart's book, a must-read for any parent, will leave your head buzzing with ideas that will forge a lifelong bond between you and your children."
–Heather Taussig, PhD, Clinical Psychologist; Director, Fostering Healthy Futures Program, Children's Hospital Colorado
"Recognizing that time is a precious commodity for every parent, Rotbart provides sage advice to enable parents to maximize the time with their children and transform minutes spent to moments shared.
In short, manageable chapters comprising three parts (Basic Principles, Simple Strategies, College and Beyond), Rotbart blends a balanced parenting philosophy with practical applications to promote special, everyday moments with kids. Inspiring as well as helpful, Rotbart reminds parents the time to miss children is once they leave home—not while they are there—and to optimize opportunities with them before moments are replaced by memories"
Celebrity Parents Magazine
Germ Proof Your Kids
"Whether you are a new or seasoned parent, invisible threats to your child's welfare can leave you feeling anxious and powerless. Let GERM PROOF YOUR KIDS be your trusted ally when your child is in the throes of an illness or another disease outbreak makes headline news. Dr. Harley Rotbart—a knowledgeable pediatrician, distinguished professor, internationally recognized infectious disease specialist, and experienced parent—knows first-hand the havoc germs can wreak on our children, families, and society. Translating complex scientific concepts into practical, easily readable, and entertaining information, Dr. Rotbart equips parents to understand a vast array of infections and how they are spread, to comply with prescribed treatments and preventive immunization schedules, and to reduce the number of illnesses that children acquire. This clear and comprehensive resource will dispel your germ phobias, bring clarity to today's alphabet-soup of infectious disease threats, and arm you with empowering perspective, prudence, and common sense."
Marianne Neifert, M.D. (Dr. Mom®), pediatrician, bestselling author of Dr Mom: A Guide to Baby and Child Care and Dr. Mom's Parenting Guide: Commonsense Guidance for the Life of Your Child; columnist for Parenting magazine, nationally renowned speaker, mother of five and grandmother of seven.
"Parents should read this book. In an entertaining and easy to understand way, Dr. Rotbart explains everything a parent needs to know about infections. This is a terrific book!"
Stephen Berman, M.D., FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics; Past President of the American Academy of Pediatrics; author of Getting it Right for Children
Germ Proof Your Kids combines common sense and real science to answer parents' most pressing questions about their kids and germs, helping us to feel both informed and protected – which will hopefully mean less school missed due to ear infections and Strep throat! After reading the book, it can easily serve as a reference for looking up anything that might be ailing your children. With both up to date information on disease prevention and age-old techniques perfected and used by many generations past, this is the medical book all moms want to have.
"The truth about germs! There are simple ways to avoid most infections… Your queasy-making questions answered…"
SELF Magazine
"With all the conflicting medical advice out there, it's hard to know what's best for your chiid. And everyone, from your neighbor to your mother-in-law, seems to have a different opinion…Tired of getting every cold and stomach virus your kid brings home? Here's how to make sure she keeps her germs to herself."
Parents Magazine
"Clear, concise…There are many self-help books for parents regarding all aspects of child care… This one is unique in its concentration on prevention and treatment of infectious diseases."
Michael Wasserman, M.D. (Ochsner Clinic Foundation) Doody's Reviews
"Parents want to protect their children from bacteria, viruses and other bugs without overprotecting them with methods that don't work or which might do more harm than good. There is a new resource for parents, a new book called Germ Proof Your Kids by Dr. Harley Rotbart."
National Public Radio
"Germ Confusion Runs Rampant…but there are answers in Rotbart's Germ Proof Your Kids – The Complete Guide to Protecting (without Overprotecting) Your Family from Infections"
USA Today
"Allow Dr. Rotbart to guide you through our germy world, separating fact from fiction. Follow his expert advice on how to prevent and treat the infections of childhood."
Barton D. Schmitt, M.D., FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics; Bestselling author of Your Child's Health: The Parents' One-Stop Reference Guide to: Symptoms, Emergencies, Common Illnesses, Behavior Problems, and Healthy Development; winner of the American Academy of Pediatrics Education Award
"Definitely the book to buy to find the up-to-the-minute information that parents want on everyday childhood infections, their prevention and treatment."
Donald Schiff, M.D., FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics; Past President of the American Academy of Pediatrics; bestselling author of The American Academy of Pediatrics Guide to Your Child's Symptoms: The Official, Complete Home Reference, Birth Through Adolescence
"Fears of the plague to polio have ranked as a top concern for parents. With the advent of drug resistant infections invading the locker rooms of schools, parents have new reason to fear germs and wonder how they should be treated… Dr. Rotbart provides an entertaining and educational book exploring infectious diseases, prevention methods and treatments. There are several significant sections of the book. One section "Worthy Enemies" discusses the different germs and how they are spread. Another excellent discussion is in "Weapons in the War" focusing on the body's natural defenses, antibiotics, antivirals, vaccinations (always a hot topic) and the use of nonprescription drugs. In "Wear Your Boots In The Rain" he focuses on the steps parents can take to keep their children healthy and discusses myths…There are truly no other books attempting to convey to consumers the depth of the information covered in this book. Consumer health libraries and public libraries will find this book useful for their collections and may consider putting it in the reference collection for quick perusal by their patrons. Parents though may want to read it cover to cover and in the end may want to have as a ready reference in their home libraries. "
Julia Esparza, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Medical Library, Shreveport, LA. CAPHIS (Consumer and Patient Health Information Section of the Medical Library Association)
"Rotbart, internationally respected pediatrician and infectious diseases expert, has no end of scientific knowledge on combating childhood diseases…Reconciling scientific and traditional approaches is at the heart of Rotbart's new book, Germ Proof Your Kids: the Complete Guide to Protecting (without Overprotecting) Your Family from Infections…The result is a valuable guide brimming with practical advice and technical information, ideal for physicians and parents alike.Germ Proof Your Kids is written in a logical progression that first defines the "germ enemies," explains the diseases caused by those germs, and then provides information on prevention and treatment of those diseases. Readers will come away with a full picture of why germs cause diseases and the steps they can take to keep their children safe. However, with such chapters as "Sanitary Sanity" and "Prudent Paranoia," Germ Proof Your Kids is also intended to prevent parents and physicians from waging a full-scale war on germs.
Microbe Magazine
"Rotbart has practiced, taught and researched germ defense for more than 25 years. His book is one of the best-selling consumer health books of the year. He writes and teaches about widespread community confusion regarding so-called superbugs, school and home hygiene, vaccine safety, heath foods that purport to boost immunity, and other germy concerns of parents and health care professionals."
"Grandma knew best. Old-fashioned rules still work to prevent flu, colds in winter…Good old-fashioned advice on warding off sick bugs has been buoyed by modern medical studies. Grandma says: Eat your vegetables. Regular exercise? Yup. A good night's sleep? Yup. A balanced diet? You got it. Heeding regular health advice can keep the misery bugs away. Studies show that you can cut upper respiratory illnesses by more than a third and the number of school or work days missed by half with regular moderate exercise."
Rocky Mountain News
"Dangerous or merely disgusting? Eww, gross! Will all germs make you sick? The modern anti-microbial movement wants us to believe that the only good germ is a dead one. But certain kinds of bacteria are critical to our health, because they can strengthen our immune system. You can't distinguish good germs from bad germs that cause illness; the trick is knowing when you've stepped into a potentially risky situation."
Chicago Tribune
The On Deck Circle of Life
You and I share the belief that baseball is a great avenue to learning skills that can translate to all aspects of our life. I have shared your book with our foundation staff and encouraged them to incorporate the lessons into our character education program. Thank you for contributing to the development of healthy, happy children.
Cal Ripken, Jr., Member, National Baseball Hall of Fame
"With style, wit and wisdom, this beautiful little book captures the essence of life lessons we all would like our children to understand and embrace. Each brief chapter stands alone, offering clear, practical advice and insight regarding the challenges and opportunities life throws our way."
Gail Reichlin, Founder and Executive Director, Parents Resource Network; and, Bestselling Author of The Pocket Parent
"This book has home run written all over it. Dr. Rotbart is a masterful writer and his baseball metaphors are brilliant. He has turned baseball into a philosophy of life. Every parent will want to give their baseball and softball players a copy of ON DECK for their birthday"
Barton D. Schmitt, M.D., Bestselling Author of Your Child's Health
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February 9, 2012– Aurora Sentinel Newspaper – Feature Article
February 12, 2012– Fox 31 News (Colorado), 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. MST
February 20, 2012– New York Times Motherlode Blog – Guest Blogger: http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/20/my-son-the-groom/
February 24, 2012– L'Chaim Magazine – Feature Article
February 26, 2012– Business Unconventional Radio, KNUS 710 (Colorado), 8 a.m. MST
February 27, 2012– Public Radio International, KBEM-FM (Minnesota), 9:40 a.m. EST
February 27, 2012– WDIS-AM (Boston, MA), 10:40 a.m. EST
February 27, 2012– The Experience Pros Business Show, KLZ-AM (Colorado), 1:40 p.m. EST
February 28, 2012– #1 News/Talk Radio, KOA-AM (Colorado), 7:40 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"Morning Show with Rob & Cathy", WATD-FM (Boston, MA), 8:40 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–#1 News/Talk Radio, WHAM-AM (Rochester, NY), 9:10 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"Ron van Dam Show", WXBR-AM (Boston, MA), 9:30 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012– Afternoon Drive Hour, WDUN-AM (Georgia), 5:00 p.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"The Jim Scott Show" #1 News/Talk Radio, WLW-AM (Cincinnati, OH), 9:55 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"Sunrise Seattle", KVI-AM (Seattle, WA), 10:05 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"Cindy and Ray in the Morning" #1 Hot AC, WSTR-FM (Atlanta, GA), 10:20 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–Morning News, KRDO-AM (Colorado), 10:35 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"AM Ocala Live", WOCA-AM (Gainesville, FL), 11:05 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"The Brynn Project", WCHE-AM (Philadelphia, PA), 11:40 a.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"It's Your Health Network", SYNDICATED, various times
February 28, 2012–"The Morning Show", KCAA-AM (San Bernadino, CA), 12:10 p.m. EST
February 28, 2012–"The Clemens Report", NATIONAL IRN/USA Network, various times
February 28, 2012–"Girl Talk Radio", KSLR-AM (San Antonio, TX), 1:30 p.m. EST
March 1, 2012–"Mom Talk Radio with Maria Bailey", NATIONAL SYNDICATED, various times
March 1, 2012– Parents Magazine – Cover Story, Editor's Note, Book Excerpt
March 1, 2012– CeciJ.com – Guest blogger http://cecyj.com/2012/03/01/ask-my-momma-guest-author-dr-harley-a-rotbart/
March 1, 2012– Mom's Choice Awards – Guest blogger http://momblog.momschoiceawards.com/2012/03/01/three-tips-for-staying-sane-as-a-parent/
March 5, 2012–NPR (Illinois Public Radio), WSIU-FM (Illinois), 12:15 p.m. EST
March 5, 2012–"Chuck and Don News/Talk", KMA-AM (Omaha, NE), 9:45 a.m. EST
March 6, 2012–#1 News/Talk, KMOX-AM (St. Louis, MO), 9:40 a.m. EST
March 6, 2012– Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle – Author's Corner Feature
March 7, 2012 – AMC Bookstore – book signing (Aurora, CO). Noon-1 p.m. MST
March 8, 2012–KUSA My20 Television (Colorado) – 8:40 a.m. MST http://www.9news.com/news/article/254712/222/No-regrets-parenting-Time-management-while-having-kids
March 9, 2012 – Tattered Cover Bookstore – presentation and book signing (Highlands Ranch, CO). 7:30 p.m.. MST
March 9, 2012–Mile High Mamas – Guest blogger http://www.milehighmamas.com/2012/03/09/how-to-parent-your-kids-without-regret/
March 13, 2012 – ABC News.com Parenting Blog – review: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/lifestyle/2012/03/no-regrets-parenting-a-way-to-beat-the-other-biological-clock/
March 13, 2012 – The Parent's Plate Radio Talk Show. 10:00-11:00 a.m. EST. Host Brenda Nixon. www.toginet.com.
March 15, 2012– Scary Mommy Blog – Guest blogger (www.scarymommy.com)
March 30, 2012 – Denver Business Journal
April 1, 2012 – Western NY Family Magazine – Guest writer http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=105328
April 15, 2012 – St. Andrew's Church. Highlands Ranch, CO
April 18, 2012– New York Times Motherlode – Guest blogger http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/04/18/just-parent-no-philosophy-required/
April 20-21, 2012 – Colorado PTA Annual State Convention
April 22, 2012 – Focus on the Front Range with Robbyn Hart. KOA, KBCO, KHOW, and KTLK radio stations, Colorado
April 22, 2012 – St. Andrew's Church. Highlands Ranch, CO
April 25, 2012– Rachel Ferrucci – Guest blogger (http://rachelferrucci.com/whens-the-last-time-you-noticed-your-kids/)
April 27, 2012 – Connect with Julianna Radio Talk Show 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST Host Julianna Lyddon. www.toginet.com.
April 28, 2012 – Parents Magazine Radio Hour. Sirius XM Radio 10:00 a.m. EDT
April 29, 2012–"Mom Talk Radio with Maria Bailey", NATIONAL SYNDICATED, various times
May 1, 2012 – Palo Alto PTA consortium Palo Alto, CA.
May 1, 2012 – Western NY Family Magazine – Guest writer http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=108901
May 15, 2012– SheKnows.com – Review of No Regrets Parenting http://www.sheknows.com/parenting/articles/959647/book-review-no-regrets-parenting
June 1, 2012– Parents Magazine – "Love Lessons" p 96. Teaching young kids how to be caring adults someday
June 1, 2012 – Western NY Family Magazine – Guest writer http://www.wnyfamilymagazine.com/
June 15, 2012 – New York Times Motherlode Blog – Guest Blogger – Remembering a Dad, and the Little Things http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/15/remembering-a-dad-and-the-little-things/
June 21, 2012– Raising a Millionaire Radio Program – No Regrets Parenting Principles and Practice
June 28, 2012– Mom Talk Radio – Family Summer University for No Regrets Parenting
July 1, 2012 – Western NY Family Magazine – Guest writer http://www.wnyfamilymagazine.com/
July 9, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Barnes and Noble booksigning, Denver, CO
July 10, 2012– ScaryMommy.com -Guest post: Rotbart's Rules of Order http://www.scarymommy.com/rotbarts-rules-of-order/
July 25, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Family Summer University for No Regrets Parenting
July 25, 2012– Children's Hospital Parenting Seminar – No Regrets Parenting, Highlands Ranch, CO
July 26, 2012– Montessori Academy of Colorado -No Regrets Parenting seminar, Denver, CO
July 30, 2012– Parents Magazine – "Is Bad Parenting to Blame for the Aurora Shootings?"
August 1, 2012 – Western NY Family Magazine – Guest writer http://www.wnyfamilymagazine.com/
August, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Teaching Kids Perseverance on the Monkey Bars
August 23, 2012– "Mom Talk Radio with Maria Bailey", NATIONAL SYNDICATED, various times
August 28, 2012– University of Colorado Employees Council – "Finding Time for the Children" Seminar
August 29, 2012– 9NEWS – Ask the Experts live interactive chat
September, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Five Essential Back-to-School Tips for Parents
September 24, 2012– Estes Valley Investment in Children – No Regrets Parenting Seminar
September 25– Rotary Club Colorado – "Finding Time for the Children" Seminar
October, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – What Barbie and Ken Taught us About Stereotypes
October 25, 2012– 9NEWS – Ask the Experts live interactive chat
November 1, 2012– Dutch Creek Elementary School, Highlands Ranch, CO – No Regrets Parenting PTA seminar
November, 2012– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Ten Special Family Traditions Beyond Thanksgiving
November 5, 2012– DJD School, Denver, CO – No Regrets Parenting PTA seminar
November 15, 2012 – Children's Hospital Colorado Human Resources Seminar – "Finding Time for the Kids"
November 20, 2012 – "Mom Talk Radio with Maria Bailey", NATIONAL SYNDICATED, various times
November 23, 2012 – New York Times New Old Age Blog – Guest Blogger – Patience, Consciousness, and White Lies http://newoldage.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/21/patience-consciousness-and-white-lies/
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January 17, 2013 – University of Colorado Work-Life Balance Seminar – "Finding Time for the Kids"
February, 2013– Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – A Valentine's Day Love Letter for Your Child
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February 19, 2013– Westland School, Beverly Hills, CA – No Regrets Parenting PTA seminar
February 20, 2013– Capistrano Unified Council PTSAs, Dana Points, CA – No Regrets Parenting PTA seminar
February 24, 2013 – "The Parent Report with Joanne Wilson", http://www.theparentreport.com/2013/02/6319/
February 27, 2013– MomTV Network – The No Regrets Parenting Show
March, 2013 – Parents Magazine GoodyBlog – Rethinking the Extra Legroom
March 5, 2013 – Children's Hospital Parenting Seminar – No Regrets Parenting, Denver Botanic Gardens
March 5, 2013 – New York Times New Old Age Blog – Guest Blogger – Fear of Falling. http://newoldage.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/05/fear-of-falling/
March 5, 2013 – New York Times Motherlode – Guest Blogger – Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/05/planes-trains-and-automobiles-8-tips-for-keeping-adult-children-close/
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July, 2013 – Parents Magazine ParentsPerspective – The Developmental Milestones of Parenthood
August, 2013 – Parents Magazine ParentsPerspective – Ways to Get Inspired by Family Dinner Night
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September 28, 2013– Fort Collins Partners in Child Care Keynote – Germ Proof Your Schools and Day Care Centers, Denver, CO
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October 10, 2013– Estes Valley Investment in Kids Parenting Seminar – No Regrets Parenting, Estes Park, CO
October 19, 2013– At Home Dads National Convention Keynote – No Regrets Parenting, Denver, CO
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The Three Musketeers
by Alexandre Dumas
The Three Musketeers Chapter Forty-Four: The Utility of Stovepipes Summary
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- The three men don't know the identity of the woman they protected that night, but it's clear that she is an ally of the Cardinal.
- Porthos calls for some dice.
- Aramis and Porthos begin to play as Athos paces around the room thinking.
- Several times, he passes a stovepipe and hears voices.
- Athos gestures for his friends to be quiet, and the three of them crowd around the pipe to listen.
- The Cardinal is talking to Milady: he orders to find Buckingham in England and instruct him to cease and desist. Buckingham must stop his war preparations or else the Cardinal will ruin the Queen.
- The Cardinal outlines everything he knows about the Duke's movements that could compromise the Queen's honor.
- Milady memorizes the list of accusations, and then asks what should happen if the Duke persists in continuing his war.
- The Cardinal says that is highly unlikely, but if the Duke does persist, he would hope "for one of those events which change the destinies of states."
- (This means that he hopes for an assassination.) He suggests that Milady find one of the Duke's enemies to stab the Duke to death.
- Milady, worried that she would be named as an accomplice, asks the Cardinal for a carte blanche, that is, an order deeming that all her actions are beneficial to France.
- She recites all the evidence that the Cardinal has against the Queen and Buckingham. Satisfied that she will carry out the Cardinal's instructions, Milady then has a list of requests for the Cardinal. She points out that she made a number of enemies while serving him, the first being Madame Bonacieux.
- Milady wants to know which where Madame Boancieux is located. The Cardinal promises to find out.
- Next, Milady vents about D'Artagnan. The Cardinal demands proof of his connection with Buckingham before arresting him. Milady promises to deliver that proof.
- While the Cardinal signs the carte blanche, Athos draws his friends to the other side of the room and tells them he has to leave. Porthos and Aramis are to tell the Cardinal that the roads are unsafe and that Athos has gone on the lookout.
- Athos instructs the esquire to tell the Cardinal the same story, and then departs on the road back to camp.
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This book contains numerous photographs of different places within the Dunedin City boundary; places include Middlemarch, Waikouaiti, Henley and many more. Each place has its own beauty.
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1. Jesus himself testified to his coming resurrection from the dead.
Jesus spoke openly about what would happen to him: crucifixion and then resurrection from the dead. "The Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and the chief priests and the scribes and be killed, and after three days rise again" (Mark 8:31; see also Matthew 17:22; Luke 9:22). Those who consider the resurrection of Christ unbelievable will probably say that Jesus was deluded or (more likely) that the early church put these statements in his mouth to make him teach the falsehood that they themselves conceived. But those who read the Gospels and come to the considered conviction that the one who speaks so compellingly through these witnesses is not the figment of foolish imagination will be unsatisfied with this effort to explain away Jesus' own testimony to his resurrection from the dead.
This is especially true in view of the fact that the words which predict the resurrection are not only the simple straightforward words quoted above, but also the very oblique and indirect words which are far less likely to be the simple invention of deluded disciples. For example, two separate witnesses testify in two very different ways to Jesus' statement during his lifetime that if his enemies destroyed the temple (of his body), he would build it again in three days (John 2:19; Mark 14:58; cf. Matthew 26:61). He also spoke illusively of the "sign of Jonah" — three days in the heart of the earth (Matthew 12:39; Matthew 16:4). And he hinted at it again in Matthew 21:42 — "The very stone which the builders rejected has become the head of the corner." On top of his own witness to the coming resurrection, his accusers said that this was part of Jesus' claim: "Sir, we remember how that impostor said, while he was still alive, 'After three days I will rise'" (Matthew 27:63).
Our first evidence of the resurrection, therefore, is that Jesus himself spoke of it. The breadth and nature of the sayings make it unlikely that a deluded church made these up. And the character of Jesus himself, revealed in these witnesses, has not been judged by most people to be a lunatic or a deceiver.2. The tomb was empty on Easter.
The earliest documents claim this: "When they went in they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus" (Luke 24:3). And the enemies of Jesus confirmed it by claiming that the disciples had stolen the body (Matthew 28:13). The dead body of Jesus could not be found. There are four possible ways to account for this.
2.1 His foes stole the body. If they did (and they never claimed to have done so), they surely would have produced the body to stop the successful spread of the Christian faith in the very city where the crucifixion occurred. But they could not produce it.
2.2 His friends stole the body. This was an early rumor (Matthew 28:11-15). Is it probable? Could they have overcome the guards at the tomb? More important, would they have begun to preach with such authority that Jesus was raised, knowing that he was not? Would they have risked their lives and accepted beatings for something they knew was a fraud?◄ Previous Page Next Page ► Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Whole Article


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All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
It's hot here in Atlanta. In more ways than one.
This morning during his keynote address, Interface chairman Ray Anderson, author of Mid-Course Correction, told a packed ballroom that 12,000 people had registered to attend this year's Greenbuild, the annual U.S. Green Building Council conference. He reminisced about the first such conference ten years ago in Big Sky, Montana, when 135 visionary souls showed up. "The point is, something's happening," he said. "A new day is dawning."
I don't love these conferences, honestly. There's something inherently wrong about sequestering ourselves in windowless, brutally over-air-conditioned rooms and talking about connecting with the earth that just doesn't work for me. I'm not all that good at "networking" in these big groups; I like smaller, less rigid settings. Yet I come every year to get a sense of where green building has landed and where it's going. And Ray is right…something's definitely happening.
I'm fascinated and repulsed by the exhibit hall, which I have to check out in small doses. The evil Vinyl By Design group is here, passing out doo-dads made from the recycled remnants of Central Parks' 'The Gates' exhibit. (I did always wonder what the heck they were going to do with all that vinyl when the exhibit came down…) I couldn't quite make out what was green about many of the exhibitors. But the corporatization is telling, as is the fact that the showroom floor was sold out. Everybody wants a piece of this green thing, whether their products are truly environmental or not.
But maybe despite myself (because I've become a little bit cynical about the "usual suspects" who tend to keynote these things), I left the opening plenary session completely inspired. I was right with Biomimicry author Janine Benyus when she said, "I dream for this community that as we grow larger and more diverse, that we grow proportionately wiser."
And I love the change in Natural Capitalism author Paul Hawken's new tone; an infamous pessimist for years, he titled his address "Chicken Big." "There's an extraordinary movement about," he declared. "People are reclaiming their rights to restore the world." Paul ran a video showing names of local groups working for environmental and social justice; as the names rolled across the screen, he told us that to view all of them, we'd have to stay in that frigid ballroom until the end of November. His point was that small groups are forming not in pursuit of a Big Idea or a movement such as environmentalism, but just to address what needs to be addressed in their worlds. "Big ideas have been killing us for centuries," Paul said. "This is not another 'ism.' It's totally pragmatic."
Toward the end of the day, I ran into my friend Kevin Salwen of Worthwhile magazine, who's taking this blog thing to new heights. Worthwhile is podcasting from the show; you can go in and download reports and interviews with the luminaries who are there. It's the next best thing to being here—and you get to control the temperature while you listen.
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"Why Was I Born in Russia" was selected for inclusion in "DIY: Photographers & Books" exhibition curated by Barbara Tannenbaum, Curator of Photography at The Cleveland Museum of Art (August 11 - December 30, 2012).
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With "Why was I born in Russia" photographer Yury Toroptsov invites viewers to follow him on a trip to his native region of Vladivostok in the Far Eastern Russia. The book contains three sections: myth, reality and fiction and features the following photo series (1) Grodekovo (2) The House of Baba Yaga (3) Dora.
Born in 1974 in a small rural community near Vladivostok, Yury Toroptsov left his native Russia to study at the New School for Social Research in New York after having won a prestigious scholarship. Nourished by his Far-Eastern origins, American travels and the current residence in Europe, Yury Toroptsov keeps at the core of his work what constitutes a common denominator for those distant cultures: people and their identity and the permanence of myths. Memories, metamorphosis, profane and sacred are the recurring themes in his photographs. Lives and works in Paris.
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Goodthings: Daylights
By chandan on Mar 09, 2008
Things that deserve appreciation, should be appreciated, however trivial they are. For what ever its worth, these notes of appreciation may help those in making decisions when needed. I recently replaced all old electric filament bulbs at home with Compact Fluorescent Lights.
The prevalence of Edison era dim bulbs in USA surprises me. Bulbs are rare in India, as most of Indian households use Fluorescent Lights. --> Insert Asrani's classic "Ram laxman Bulb dena " commecial here <--.
Even with Energy Saving CFLs with PG&E Rebates available in plenty harware shops, most give a dull yellowish light. Beware of the words "soft white light", it means "dim". The good lamps are those that say "daylight" or 5000 K+ ratings. Some shops don't even keep stock of them and PG&E doesn't seem to give a rebate on them. They may be couple of dollars more, but are worth for their natural light. Also look for lamps that say faststart or quick start, since ordinary CFLs take time to get to their full brightness.


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Appalachian State University mens tennis earned a first-round bye and will face No. 5 Samford in the quarterfinals of the 2014 Southern Conference Championships, the league announced on Saturday.
The Mountaineers (9-12, 6-3 SoCon) will take on the Bulldogs (8-9, 5-3) at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 17 at the Champions Club in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Whichever squad wins the quarterfinal showdown will face either No. 1 Elon (16-4, 9-0), No. 8 Davidson (5-16, 2-7) or No. 9 Chattanooga (6-13, 1-8) in the semifinals at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 18.
Appalachian finished the regular season with two wins in its final three matches and defeated Samford by a 4-3 final when the teams met on March 2 in Birmingham, Ala.
Appalachian State University womens tennis earned the No. 7 seed in next weeks Southern Conference Tournament and will face No. 10 Western Carolina in the first round, the league office announced Saturday.
The Mountaineers (8-15, 3-6 SoCon) closed the regular season on a three-match winning streak that included league wins over the Catamounts (2-17-1, 0-9) and Wofford (5-15, 1-8).
Appalachian and WCU will square off at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16 and the winner will advance to play No. 2 Samford (18-2, 8-1) in the quarterfinals on April 17 at 5 p.m. at the Champions Club in Chattanooga, Tenn.


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Building Trust: Arab-EU Citizens Dialogue
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Cameron's European Void
Travelling by train from London to Strasbourg this week gave me the rare opportunity to catch up on some long intentioned reading. My book of choice for the journey through the sun kissed French countryside was Peter Mair's Ruling the … Continue reading
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Photo Essay: The Odious Debts of Greece
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Highlights from the presidential debate Tuesday night between Democratic President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney, just three weeks from the Nov. 6 election.
Romney and Obama tangled for the first time face to face — and heatedly — over the administration's handling of the September attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, which killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.
Romney accused Obama of taking too long to refer to the attack as a terrorist strike, and of turning too quickly to politics after the tragedy. Obama later pointed out that he referred to "acts of terror" the very next day.
Romney told the audience: "On the day following the assassination of the United States ambassador, the first time that's happened since 1979, when — when we have four Americans killed there, when apparently we didn't know what happened, that the president, the day after that happened, flies to Las Vegas for a political fund-raiser."
Visibly upset, Obama said he went to the Rose Garden the day after the attack to pledge that he would find out what happened, and later met with grieving families.
"And the suggestion that anybody in my team, whether the secretary of state, our U.N. ambassador, anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we've lost four of our own, governor, is offensive. That's not what we do. That's not what I do as president, that's not what I do as commander in chief."
Obama came out swinging, striking immediately at Romney's opposition to the Democrat's handling of the auto industry bailout.
Obama was seen as having missed opportunities to make gains in the first debate with Romney two weeks ago. The Republican was viewed as having won the debate.
In their second meeting, Obama accused Romney of letting the oil companies write the energy policies and said Romney had "gone to a more extreme place when it comes to social policy" than George W. Bush, the most recent Republican president.
Obama's style was also much more confrontational. He addressed Romney directly, unlike their first debate in Denver, when Obama almost exclusively addressed the moderator and the audience.
And several times Obama accused Romney of being untruthful, repeating "what you're saying is just not true."
Obama and Romney are vying for key female supporters — and their responses during the debate showed it.
But Romney raised more than a few eyebrows when he referred to "binders full of women" while describing efforts to diversify his Cabinet as governor of Massachusetts.
"I went to a number of women's groups and said, 'Can you help us find folks?' and they brought us whole binders full of women," Romney said, apparently referring to books of resumes.
Binders were a hot topic on Twitter as debate viewers mulled the odd imagery. Tweeted actor Zach Braff: "The main thing I took from tonight is that I need a binder full of women."
Romney also made an economic case, saying that growing the economy would help women struggling to find jobs and pay bills.
Obama, meanwhile, noted that the first piece of legislation he signed made it easier for women to seek the same pay as men for doing the same work. He questioned Romney's commitment to women's health care, pointing to the Republican's vow to eliminate funding for Planned Parenthood. "These are not just women's issues. These are family issues. These are economic issues," Obama said.
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