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Katy Perry is coming to your local movie theater today, in the form of her 3D movie, Katy Perry: Part of Me. It's the latest in what's become a trend of concert films celebrating the achievement of in-demand chart inhabitants whose larger than life personalities warrant an audience adorned in obnoxiously superfluous plastic glasses, and inflated ticket prices promise to reveal bits and pieces of their origin stories that superfans have otherwise pieced together through individual interviews and multiple cover stories. Let's get one thing out of the way: No, the 3D doesn't do much to enhance Perry's breasts; they are and always will be large.
Over the course of 2011, Perry launched a massive worldwide tour, traveling cross the United States, Asia and South America on the back of 2010′s Teenage Dream, while amassing hit after hit on the Billboard 100 and struggling to maintain a fledgling marriage to comedian Russell Brand. In addition to singing along to responsibility-free party songs and West Coast tributes that aspire to one day join a canon inhabited by 2pac and the Beach Boys, it's the behind-the-scenes aspects of the 27-year-old's life that have been most anticipated by fans, largely thanks to her own homegrown hype.
There's exactly the amount of colorful costumes, confetti cannons and furry doppelgängers, all the adult-sized fun you'd expect from someone shielded from the likes of Michael Jackson and Alice in Wonderland. In this sense, Perry is like your cool babysitter, an older sister-type who lets you eat that extra helping of ice cream, stay up watching inappropriate television and trying on her clothes, as well as the person responsible for introducing you to the likes of Whitney Houston. Over 300-plus days on the road, Perry is comfortable meeting so many of these tiny fans, who don't see her as a sex symbol or controversial performer, but as an ambassador of fun, and in many cases, the inspiration they need to keep going.
Yes, like the Glee 3D extravaganza before it, Part of Me begins and ends with testimonials about how much this "average," "weird," bottle-black California girl has helped anonymous YouTube users become more comfortable in their own skin. "Firework" comes in at the film's triumphant ending, a point where a blue-haired Perry has accepted that her marriage to Russell Brand is over, yet her life—as a "brilliant" person—is only beginning, proving to once again to be a 21st century artist audiences can relate to.
From a performance aspect, emulating Perry on stage doesn't seem that difficult. Unlike Beyoncé, her most up-tempo of tracks aren't filled with difficult choreography—she employs more of the narrative hand motions you'd see in a karaoke bar or my bedroom—and her costume changes, while numerous, aren't on the same scale as some of the elaborate configurations weighing down Lady Gaga's small frame. Her voice during live performance is at times up for debate, but the one thing that seems hard to replicate is her sense of fun. Everyone is expected to have a lot of it, every single night! There's no time for moods.
Comparing Part of Me to the concert documentaries that came before it is inevitable, particularly when Perry's executive producers are also responsible for Justin Bieber's Never Say Never. But Perry has age to her advantage, as her predecessors were (and arguably still are) attempting to establish a personality fans can connect with while attempting to cater to a largely PG audience that expects certain kinds of behavior. For all that's been written about various body parts, Perry's costumes aren't that scandalous, nor her lyrics too risque. Sure, she's had some regrettable moments and more than alludes to what can come from a night of binge drinking, yet her audience is strikingly young, and surprisingly female, seeming to all band together behind generational anthems ("Teenage Dream") and soaring words of encouragement ("Firework"). To them, there are few surprises—aside from the inclusion of M83′s "Midnight City," the only non-Perry song in the score—in this 90 minute sugar rush, merely reinforcement that Perry truly is one of them, a normal girl who made it, and as her manager Bradford Cobb said, in the biggest use of hyperbole in the entire film, now "speaks for her generation."
For those who were unaware that the young woman you may have seen dancing in a skin-tight American flag used to go by Hudson or happens to be from a mysterious place called the Golden State, here are the most important takeaways from the film:
And her family like her crew. Sister Angela works on tour with Perry managing the meet and greets and accompanying her sister on off-day trips to theme parks. She puts her fear of heights and her own humility on the line for her starlet sister, agreeing to appear as Perry's "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" alter ego Kathy Beth Terry when the song hit No. 1 during the show in Raleigh, NC, in celebration of Perry becoming the first woman to record five No. 1 singles from the same album. (Hey, MJ!)
While Pentecostal preachers Keith and Mary Hudson kept their three children shielded from demonic outside influences and basic pop culture, allowing their daughter to move off to sinful Los Angeles at 18 was OK. Or if it wasn't, they're own disapproval was left on the cutting room floor. Both of Katy's parents appear in interviews and home video throughout the film, each looking the part of a rock star in their own right—mom is a bit Jane Fonda, while dad is a mix of Charles Nelson Reilly and the old guy from the Six Flags commercials. Perry explains that audiences love "a good girl gone bad" story, but if "I Kissed a Girl" and a marriage to a former heroin addict didn't make enough of a case for them to disown her, it doesn't seem like releasing a 3D film over the Fourth of July holiday will do the trick, either.
For all the praise coming from fans and hired help, Perry's one dose of honesty reality on the candy-colored tour bus comes at the hand of her hilariously opinionated grandmother. Living off the strip in Las Vegas, Grandma watched over the Hudson children while their parents were off on religious trips, and insists that Katy has always had a knack for showing off, her live show being the latest example of her "acting silly, as usual." Everyone needs that person to put them in their place—also, imagine if "Waking Up in Vegas" was written about a post-holiday family dinner. Food comas have known to be just as disorienting as too much vodka.
Like many other young women coming of age in the mid to late '90s, Katy first connection to mainstream (or non-Christian) music came fromAlanis Morissette. Perry cites "You Oughta Know" as being the song that made her ask for a guitar for her 13th birthday, and likely what led future labels Island Def Jam and Columbia to try and knead her into a Avril Lavigne-Ashlee Simpson hybrid. Perry's early struggles jumping from labels under the tutelage of Glen Ballard comes with a humorous story from former Columbia publicist Angelica Cob-Baehler, who believed in Perry so much that she couldn't stand to work for a company that was willing to push her to the side. We wonder if she's experienced any repercussions since admitting to stealing company files?
While Perry is seen as the one making sacrifices (she jokes about "saving her marriage" through scheduling visits to see Russell every 18 days, much to the dismay of her crew) she fails to pinpoint (or reveal) a distinct cause for the demise of her marriage. In between cute texts about planning for a future it appears that those closest to her are just as much in the dark, looking confused and paralyzed when she's sobbing in her makeup chair, moments before the tour's biggest show in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Full disclosure: we may have shed a tear—just a single one, Beyoncé-style. It's more than easy to accuse a seemingly poignant scene as being exactly such solely because of the cameras, but that doesn't mean it affected us any less. Those looking for entirely stripped down portrayal of one of the world's largest stars should just give up now; it's as useless as finding a boyfriend in high school or meaning in a Pauly Shore movie. Today's overly monitored celebrity images will never allow such a thing. Plus, the acoustic version of "The One That Got Away" really sticks with you.
But for those who want to relive some of the most successful pop songs from the last 18 months, and see the ways in which music's biggest personality worked hard to achieve her success (without the help of YouTube!), get your money out.


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The SXSW Family is grieving over the loss of longtime SXSW Special Venues Crew Chief, Tope Ruiz. Tope passed suddenly on August 3rd in San Antonio following complications from an infection that damaged his heart. Tope joined the SXSW staff in 1996 to help manage crowd safety on the streets of Austin during SXSW. In recent years, his background in urban planning had played a critical role in SXSW's development of a comprehensive safety plan covering all of downtown Austin. In this process, Tope became certified in Crowd Dynamics Management through Buck's New University in the UK.
He is survived by his wife Marianna Ortega Ruiz and daughter Olivia Neko Ruiz.
"Have you ever had a friend who always took the opposing side of a conversation? To me that friend was Tope, I will miss that. He kept me balanced and opened my eyes to alternative ways of accomplishing our goals. There were sometimes where we would need to just walk away from each other for a cool down period after a heated discussion. And then after a minute it was back to business. Tope was a free thinker and always thought out side of the box. He saw the world in a way that most of us wish we could. He was fascinated by technology, music, anime, and all things geeky. At times he appeared to be oblivious to what others thought of certain things he liked, or he just didn't care. This gave him the freedom to truly explore life in its fullest rather than simply exist the way so many of us do."
"Tope and I crossed paths through mutual friends, some where around 1993 at a coffee shop hang out in San Antonio. He was a goofy bright eyed teenager with an infectious smile. Our group of friends became involved in Kerrville Folk Music festival, One World Music festival, Old Settlers Music Festival, and South by Southwest. Todd Puckhaber invited us to SXSW and after 17 years Thor, Tope, and I were still the driving force behind the Special Venues Crew. He was a dependable, empathetic, and compassionate soul. There were many a time over the years where I would need assistance with some mundane task and Tope would volunteer to come help without hesitation and always with a smile."
"It has been a great journey growing up along side Tope and watching him mature into a man. I was very fortunate to be there for many of the highlights in Tope's adulthood. I think the two happiest moments were the day of his wedding and the day his daughter was born."
"This is one of the hardest things I have had to do in my life. So many thoughts and feelings come to light with this loss. It has been a privilege to be able to call Tope my friend, and for this I am forever grateful. There are no words that can truly capture how unique an individual Tope was. He will be missed."
JP Gonzalez, SXSW Special Venues Crew Chief
"Tope and I grew up across the street from each other. We used to watch the newest Beavis & Butthead while sharing his mother's newest baked treat. The show alone was great fun viewing with him, but through his insistence, always, we'd have something extra to accompany our viewing ritual to make it a better experience. He tried to do this kind of thing with every aspect of his life, which counterbalanced my own curmudgeonly outlook nicely. He kept us busy, entertained, and enriched while I essentially and perpetually played crossing guard for this fun hunting, ageless kid who'd run across any street to make his or his friends' moments >better. Without his constant drive for the new and worthwhile, none of our pack would have found our way to some of the greatest >and perspective-widening events and people of our lives, including SXSW. I'll always be grateful for getting caught in his wake of boundless enthusiasm. So I thank Greg for where I am and the kind of man I am today."
Thorr Thompson, SXSW Staff
"17 years ago, while at a festival outside of Austin, I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Greg although at the time, I only knew him as Tope. I later learned that the head-butt he so generously gave me and others was called a Tope. That first weekend, I saw firsthand his charm and composure hard at work, so a year later when I had the opportunity to develop a crowd management team at SXSW called SVC (Special Venues Crew), I immediately thought of him. Ever since, he has been one of the key members to the ongoing success of the team.He was truly a kind and generous man. He was a colleague and a friend. He will be dearly missed."
Todd Puckhaber, SXSW Staff
"Tope could kill a snarling crowd with his kindness and tame any situation with his smile. I'll miss his bear hugs that let me know that everything was going to be alright during the craziest of nights. He was a great leader and I am truly lucky to have had him in my life, both as a friend and colleague. There are no words that truly describe the contagious personality of Tope. His spirit will linger on the streets every year during SXSW and everyone that knew him will relive memories of him for many years to come. You will be dearly missed, Tope."
Tami Richter, SXSW Staff
"I've watched Tope hold back 1000 people just by holding up his hands and keeping a smile on his face. Whenever I'd come across a tense situation in the streets during SXSW, it was always a relief to see him on duty. He exuded calm and certainty, and people would follow his lead. I know his work with SXSW was just one small part of his life, but he handled it with grace, and he cared about the people he was helping. I know he brought those same qualities to all the other parts of his life. My heart goes out to his wife and child and the rest of his family."
Roland Swenson, SXSW Managing Director
"You know that feeling you get when you're doing work that's really hard, both physically and mentally demanding, and you start to wonder if you can or should keep it up? Maybe you start to question the wisdom of the endeavor at all? That's the feeling that I often get during SXSW, usually just as it's starting... Then I always see Tope. He'll smile, tell a joke, and coax a huge, not-quite-but-nearly unruly crowd that all there is to do is to relax and enjoy the moment, have fun. Maybe not make order from chaos, but make chaos tolerable, livable, the best you could ask for. That's a rare trick. I'm going to really miss him and the magic he made. I'm far from alone in that."
Brent Grulke (1961-2012), SXSW Creative Director


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Korean Children Swept Under The Waves
On Monday night, Kim Si-yeon and her family took her mother out for a late birthday dinner. Ms. Kim pushed for a cheap Korean barbecue restaurant and family members say they reluctantly obliged because the young musician and actress was leaving the next day for a four-day high school trip.
The next morning, the father of Cho Eun-jung, another student at the same school, didn't want to wake his daughter before he left for work. So he cuddled her in his arms and kissed her forehead, he said in an interview.
Student Lee Hye-gyeong later that morning said a quick goodbye to her boyfriend as she left for the bus ride to the ferry port where the three students and more than 300 of their classmates would set sail for a 13-hour journey to Jeju Island, a popular South Korean vacation spot.
Three days after the ferry disaster off the southwestern coast of Korea, family members are no closer to finding answers for exactly what happened on Wednesday morning — least of all the parents of those who remain officially missing.
Hopes remain among family members that any survivors can still be rescued. The Wall Street Journal documents the heart-rending tales of three of the missing students.
Read the story here.
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One Atlanta woman experienced a very disturbing start to her morning on a daily basis. She used a prominent child care facility in which the director of the facility appeared to be very discriminating. The director would speak cheerfully to other patrons who walked into the facility, but not to her. In fact the director would even roll her eyes, and limit or avoid interactions with her. The woman would be stirred to lash out, but resisted each time. She would be equally tempted to ignore the director and stoop to her level.
One day after this instance happened yet again, the woman walked away feeling powerful because she remembered a scripture about judgment: Matthew 7:2 says, "For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you."
How many times have you felt like this woman? How many times have you acted on the impulse to lash out in anger? Have you judged your situations with sobriety lately? According to the Bible, it is not necessarily the person you think in the wrong.
When Jesus was asked about marriage at the resurrection in Mark 12:24, he made this comment: "Your mistake is that you don't know the Scriptures, and you don't know the power of God." Jesus' reply is true for any situation we encounter.
People who do not know scripture can be expected to act in ignorance, yet they are still accountable to God. People who do know scripture have the same accountability, but unless there is belief in God's power to work through them by doing what he commands, the deed will be as fruitless as the non-believer. Knowledge and faith are a package deal in order to overcome the judgmental errors made on a daily basis.
The decision to play on level ground or elevated ground is ours. By faith, the woman at the childcare decided to elevate her game by doing what is right even when she feels wronged. The woman decided for herself based on the power of God that she was not going to give away her positive energy or try to demand the director to be cordial to her. She believed in the fulfillment of the scripture that the director would get back what she dished out. Examine your spiritual knowledge and faith today. Ask yourself what ground will you play on now - level or elevated?


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Others will have noticed it more, as I started replying to the meme comments with 3 things to comments to a completely different entry.
I'm not entirely sure how.
I really should've started to wonder why everyone's comments held absolutely no relevence to my post.
I did, however, start to wonder why I couldn't see comments from people I knew had commented...but then I just figured it was the computer being silly.
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Our global society values people who can communicate in several languages. Cabrini's Department of Romance Languages and Literatures prepares students with instruction in French, Italian, and Spanish.
The department's programs are useful not only to future language teachers, but also for students preparing for careers in business, communications, history/political science, government, medicine, psychology, public relations, religious studies, social work, and fine arts.
In addition to oral proficiency in the foreign language, students acquire listening comprehension skills, learn structure, phonetics, and idiomatic use of the language, and study the cultures, civilizations, and literary masterpieces.
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This 5-day seminar will be the culminating event for each of the certification programs (MQP, MQT, and MMQ). Beyond the theoretical and practical exams, it offers the student exposure and first hand experience of medical qigong diagnoses and treatments.
The student will study and experience different aspects of energetic dysfunctions and symptom manifestations. The instructor will guide and assist in all phases of diagnosis and treatment during the Clinical Theater and Internship phases.
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if the student has successfully completed all requirements for their respective certificate program, a certificate will be issued at the end of this Seminar.
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Prerequisite: seminars for MQP (1 – 4); MQT (5 - 8); MMQ (9 - 12); DMQ


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We can't wait for a snow day. When the first one comes, we're going to stay home and make ourselves some adorable slippers. This French Press Felted Slippers Pattern ($7) should even ensure that we end up with something we can actually walk around in, instead of deformed mittens.
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Lionsgate have optioned the film rights to Sylvia Day's romantic adult novel series "Crossfire". The series, which consists of three novels so far, has sold over 12 million copies since its debut last year.
The start centers on Eva Tramell, a rising female advertising executive, and billionaire businessman Gideon Cross. Both are trying to escape devastating and abusive pasts, and bother are intensely drawn to one another as they try to find a way to heal and establish a healthy romantic relationship.
The three books are titled "Bared to You," "Reflected in You" and "Entwined with You". That most recent one sold over 550,000 copies in its first week alone.
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UPDATE: At the time of the original story, the PetHarbor listing indicated this dog was only two-years-old. On Thursday, the information has been changed by Carson Animal Care indicating the dog is 12-years-old. Let's get her out of there.
On September 3, this female German shepherd was brought into the Carson Animal Care Shelter, California; she will be available for adoption on September 7. Her condition is just heartbreaking. A volunteer writes on Wednesday:
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Ahhhh the dreaded BEFORE pics
Friday, March 01, 2013
So I did it.
Wasn't even planned either. But I took the dreaded horrid before pics. And saved them in a folder called "yuck" Actually I need to delete that ..............
There, all done.
So anyway, I took a few extremely unflattering pics. Then edited anything identifiable out of them. I explained why in one of the comments but I'll explain again.
The reason I'm able to be myself here, and post freely and honestly about everything.. my weight, my thoughts and feelings, daily BS of life... is because none of you KNOW me in the real world. It's completely anonymous.
For it to keep working for me, I need to keep it that way. Hell, for all I know, I have friends that belong to SP. Maybe someday, when I've lost a LOT and feel comfortable with telling the people I know "Hey I weighed 230 pounds at the beginning of 2013" Then maybe Ill be more comfortable with mixing my SP life with my non SP life.
But even with the anonymity, this is a HUGE step for me. I've taken before pics in the past. But NEVER in my life have I published them A-N-Y-P-L-A-C-E!!!
I'm basically naked more or less. I mean yeah I have clothes on, but the pics that I have them pulled tight, you can see every ounce of fat. Never did that before. But that just shows how determined I am to see it through this time.
I plan to do this every month... every 10 pounds. One or the other. Or when I reach goals. Like my first one being 199. I'm not going to take pics at 200 then more at 199. You get it I'm sure. It will be interesting to see my shape change through pics.
But anyway, that's it for now. Oh and as you can probably see, I'm giving the spark blog another chance. Its too much work to bounce back and forth. I'll just put the venting blogs on the other site so I don't have the language police on my butt.
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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – The Mega Millions winning numbers for results tonight 11-8-13 have just been released to news. If someone correctly picked the winning numbers for November 8, 2013, they will have earned themselves one hundred fifteen million dollars, one of the largest payouts since the latest changes in the game on October 22. So did anyone pick the Mega Millions wining numbers for tonight, and if not, how big could the draw be next week? The Mega Millions numbers for November 8, 2013 are 41, 42, 51, 57, 65, Mega: 7, Megaplier: 2.
Even before this telecast, fans and participants in Mega Millions' bi-weekly draw have wondered how big the draw could get, and how quickly it might increase, with new changes in the game. Officials recently in a news statement said that "improvements to Mega Millions began with the October 22 draw, and include bigger jackpots, a $1 million second tier prize, and better overall odds of winning any prize." They added "With a 5x Megaplier, everyone purchasing the extra option for $1 received five times their normal winnings, from $25,000 down to $5. Note that the 5x Megaplier has the best chance of being drawn of any of the Megaplier numbers (from 2x through 5x)."
On Halloween, Mega Millions revealed one of the first big winners under the new game: Lewis Howard. "I thought, 'Okay, so I have all six numbers,'" he told news. "I just really wasn't that excited." But he won ninety-nine million dollars. "I'm just an ordinary person," the retired HVAC technician said in a news statement. "I'm still the same person."
Virginia Lottery Executive Director Paula Otto said in a news statement at the time "We commend Mr. Howard for taking his time to assemble a team of financial and legal advisors. This is Virginia's seventh Mega Millions jackpot win, and the fifth-largest prize ever awarded by the Virginia Lottery." For other Mega Millions and Powerball results this week click HERE.


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The Flyers have had issues with their discipline. Look no further than Wednesday night's 6-4 victory over the Capitals.
Philadelphia was issued 32 total penalty minutes but gave the Capitals four power play opportunities. To the surprise of no one the Capitals power play, which features the NHL's leading goal scorer in Alex Ovechkin, made the Flyers pay as they went 3-for-4 on the man advantage.
"Anytime you have Ovechkin out on the ice, you try to focus on him," said Flyers goaltender Steve Mason. "And when he can shoot the puck just as well as anyone in the league, we cannot keep giving him opportunities on the puck because they are going to take advantage of them."
Some of the calls were questionable to say the least. Steve Downie was called for elbowing in the third period as Capitals forward Tom Wilson came in for a big hit. The elbow, to the defense of Downie, appeared to be in self-defense but that didn't matter as Ovechkin would capitalize on the power play.
Shortly after the Flyers took a 5-3 lead in the third period, Mark Streit was whistled for hooking on a seemingly innocent play. Referee Paul Devorski didn't see it that way and, again, Washington went on the power play and got a goal to cut into the Flyers lead.
Flyers head coach Craig Berube seemed to take issues with some of the calls.
"Yes, penalties… a couple goofy goals," Berube said after the game. "But penalties… I'm not sure they're warranted. But that definitely gave them life."
The power plays most certainly gave the Capitals life as two of their three third-period goals came on the man-advantage.
Despite the unfortunate calls against them on Wednesday night, the Flyers still know that they cannot let power plays be as efficient as Washington's were in the third period.
"If they score a goal, there's always something you can do about it," said Flyers rookie Michael Raffl. "They have an excellent power play with Ovechkin as a shooter and Backstrom just tossing the puck all over the place. It's tough to defend, but I think we did a better job in Washington so I think we can still do better."
Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn was a little more direct in his criticism of the penalty kill.
"We [need to] do [a] better job on the [penalty] kill. We need to block a few shots and get into the lanes a little more."
With the dangerous Toronto Maple Leafs next up for the Flyers, they need to figure out their issue in a hurry.


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The Daily Chord - Wednesday, January 13
DJ Khaled holds a major key to American prosperity, Blowfly in hospice care with terminal liver cancer and more stories in today's Chord.
DJ Khaled holds a major key to American prosperity, Blowfly in hospice care with terminal liver cancer and more stories in today's Chord.
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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz stressed the need for Islamic solidarity and collaboration in dealing with issues concerning the Ummah in a speech delivered on his behalf by Minister of Islamic Affairs, Endowments, Call and Guidance Shaikh Saleh bin Abdulaziz Al-Ashaikh before the 39th Session of the Constituent Council of the Muslim World League in Makkah on Sunday.
In his speech, King Abdullah stressed the need for Muslim solidarity and collaboration in dealing with issues concerning the Muslim world and stressed that the Kingdom's goal is the unity of Muslims based on the Holy Qur'an and Sunnah. Saudi Arabia, he added, is keen to support Muslims' just causes and defend their legitimate rights. King Abdullah also pressed for the renunciation of all forms of terrorism.
In his speech, the King noted Saudi Arabia's support of dialogue, peaceful efforts, understanding, coexistence and cooperation among the world's countries, peoples and civilizations. King Abdullah added that Saudi Arabia is greatly concerned with the various insults directed at Islam, the deliberate distortion of its image, and the provocation of the feelings of its followers across the world.
King Abdullah also called for Muslim unity in the face of such challenges, and asked that the Muslim World League set a clear and realistic strategy to defend Islam, its sanctities, symbols, civilization and its course characterized by moderation.


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Now, everything%26rsquo;s complicated. Plotlines are deep and branching. Worlds are open to explore, and to change. Major characters are expendable. Side quests are optional, dialogue trees are intricate and endings are multiple. We are the authors of our own digital experiences.
Which sounds pretty great, until you reach one of those choices that you just know will affect the rest of the game. One of those choices with no obvious answer, but with a thousand possible ramifications. One of those choices that leaves you staring at the screen, paralyzed with stomach-churning indecision. Here are seven of them%26hellip;
The choice: You%26rsquo;ve discovered a lost little girl, alone and helpless in a dark and dangerous place. She%26rsquo;s scared. She%26rsquo;s crying. She%26rsquo;s at your mercy. Will you help her find a way home? Or will you tear her into pieces with your bare and bloody hands? If this were any other setting, the decision would be obvious. In Rapture, however, nothing is ever as it seems%26hellip;
The paralyzing thought process: Saving Little Sisters should be a guilt-free no-brainer, but as your new friend Atlas keeps pointing out, %26ldquo;Whatever you thought about right and wrong on the surface, well, that don%26rsquo;t count for much down here.%26rdquo; While you may want to rescue the girls, you definitely need to survive, and harvesting the slugs inside their bodies makes that easier.
Above: Actually, both of these options look pretty painful...
Besides, who%26rsquo;s to say they%26rsquo;re so innocent anyway? You%26rsquo;ve seen them plunge dagger-sized needles into rotting corpses, for chrissakes. They hang out with murderous drill monsters. Tenenbaum, their supposed savior, was the one who created them to begin with. Maybe killing the Sisters is actually the smart %26ndash; and safe %26ndash; thing to do.
Still, though%26hellip; they%26rsquo;re just lost little girls.
The aftermath: By game%26rsquo;s end, the %26ldquo;correct%26rdquo; choice is clear and irrefutable. Rescue the Little Sisters and you die a loved and respected man. Harvest and you%26rsquo;re basically Hitler. Oh, and all those extra resources? You get every plasmid and weapon whether you go evil or not. Whoops!
The choice: This RPG doesn%26rsquo;t waste any time. Important, impactful decisions that will affect the entire adventure are thrown at you from the moment your character is born. Literally. So of course the game is going to put the fate of the very first city %26ndash; and the lives of all its residents %26ndash; in your rookie hands as soon as you step out the Vault door.
The paralyzing thought process: Within a couple minutes of entering Megaton, the town foolishly built atop a dormant nuclear bomb, Sheriff Lucas Simms is asking you to save it. He seems like an honest fellow, and after meeting friendly, quirky folks like Moira the mechanic and Gob the ghoul, you%26rsquo;ll definitely feel inclined to defuse the situation.
On the other hand%26hellip; how often do you get to f***ing nuke a whole f***ing city?
Mr. Burke, a visiting businessman, would rather you detonated the bomb instead. He%26rsquo;s creepy, suspicious, condescending and offering a rather measly 500 bottle caps for the total annihilation of every new acquaintance you%26rsquo;ve just made. Plus, the evil deed will result in a karma loss of 1000 %26ndash; the lowest you can sink in the game.
On the other hand%26hellip; how often do you get to f***ing nuke a whole f***ing city?
The aftermath: Pretty much what you%26rsquo;d expect. Megaton is either still there, or it isn%26rsquo;t. The population either respects and adores you, or they%26rsquo;re too dead to care. There%26rsquo;s either a new safehouse in town, or a swankier new safehouse at Burke%26rsquo;s employer%26rsquo;s place. Moira lives on as either a mechanic, or a flesh-dripping ghoul mechanic. The crucial difference is you. Did you just decide to play the rest of Fallout 3 as a saint, or as a sinner?


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Welcome to Thursday, ladies and gentlemen. Today is the beginning of the real March Madness but the last part of the first round of Ogle Madness.
Today we head out west, where the games include a really tall guy from New Zealand and the most attractive Ogle:
(1) Lacey Swope vs (16) Emily Sutton's Okie
(8) Dean Blevins vs (9) Abigail Ogle
(4) Steven Adams vs (13) Bethany
(5) Oklahoma Hoodie Wearer vs (12) Video Vigilante
Hey all, it's time for today's Ogle Madness afternoon matchups. If you didn't vote this morning, be sure to go do that. The afternoon games feature one loudmouth sports talkshow host, one loudmouth politician, and two things from Lake Hefner. I wonder if the lighthouse is jealous?
(6) Lake Hefner Goats vs (11) Lake Hefner Frackers
(3) Bob Stoops vs (14) Jim Inhofe
(7) Mama Bear vs (10) Regular Jim Traber
(2) Blake Shelton vs (15) Red Dog Cafe Chef
After two days, we're halfway done with the first round of Ogle Madness VIII. Here's your daily reminder that you can find the whole bracket here.
The upper half of the Southeast region features some incredibly difficult matchups, including a brutal 4 vs 13 (Q: how high was the committee when they decided to make Christina Fallin a 4 seed?) and a 5 vs 12 matchup featuring the significant others of two Channel 4 meteorologists (kinda says it all about this state, huh?).
(1) Joleen Chaney vs (16) Discriminated White Girl from Ada
(8) Jim Gardner vs (9) The Dry Slot
(4) Hipster Boo Boo vs (13) Aaron Tuttle
(5) Marla Morgan vs (12) Michael (Emily Sutton's fiance)
Okay, it's time for the rest of the Midwest region. I'm actually writing this intro Monday afternoon, and SON OF A BITCH I just read Serge Ibaka needs surgery, so hopefully nothing else horrible has happened to the Thunder on the injury front. Is there any way we can blame PJ Carliesemo for these injury problems? I'm almost expecting to see Robert Swift suiting up again soon.
To help you soothe the wounds, do your civic duty and vote in Ogle Madness. Your afternoon match-ups are:
(6) Miss State Fair vs (11) Steve Shaw
(3) Olivia Munn vs (14) OKC Magic Club
(7) New Wayne Coyne vs (10) Katy Weaver
(2) Garth Brooks vs (15) Chris Landsberger
Go vote!
Hi everyone! After some great matchups yesterday, we move on to the Midwest Region. That's right, the Midwest Region is going up… on a Tuesday. Sorry. Anyway, the rest of this region will go live later this morning, but for now, make a bowl of Jack White's guacamole and be sure to vote on this half of the bracket. The match-ups are:
(1) Kevin Durant vs (16) KFOR Social Media Bandit
(8) Street Outlaws vs (9) Lawton Rappers
(4) Sir John Michael vs (13) The Judicial Branch
(5) Jack White's Guacamole vs (12) Hipster Food Foragers
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How the Emmy Voting Process Works
We're here to explain the voting process as simply as possible. Which really isn't that simple at all.
How the Emmy Voting Process Works
We're here to explain the voting process as simply as possible. Which really isn't that simple at all.
Back Stage's Film & TV Editor Jenelle Riley predicts the nominees for the 2012 Emmy Awards.
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Audra McDonald, James Corden, Nina Arianda, Steve Kazee, and others tell newcomers to say yes to every opportunity and enjoy the struggle.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2012 Tony Awards Red Carpet
Neil Patrick Harris, Bernadette Peters, Jim Parsons, Kelli O'Hara, Matthew Morrison, Jessica Chastain, and others walk the Tony Awards red carpet.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2012 Tony Award Winners
Judith Light, Christian Borle, Audra McDonald, Nina Arianda, Steve Kazee, James Corden, Michael McGrath, and Judy Kaye win acting Tonys.
VIDEO: Tony Awards Red Carpet Interviews
Hugh Jackman, Jessica Chastain, Mandy Patinkin, Jeremy Jordan, Alan Menken, and others give advice to aspiring actors at the Tony Awards.
Emmy-Worthy Actors to Keep an Eye On
These actors have never been nominated for an Emmy Award but deserve recognition for their work.
Tony Nominees Share Their Favorite Performances of the Season
Actors, directors, writers, and producers speak out about the year's standout productions and people.
Back Stage Critics Make Tony Predictions
Back Stage theater critics cast their votes and make their forecasts for the top winners, including "Once," "Newsies," and "Other Desert Cities."


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New York Yankees Vs. Boston Red Sox: Watch Live Stream Of MLB Opening Day Online For Free; Preview
Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter are two of the Yankees starters who will not suit up on opening day. (Photo: Reuters)
The New York Yankees face the Boston Red Sox on Monday at 1 p.m. ET in the MLB Opening Day game for both teams. If you are at work and cannot get to a television, you can also watch a live stream online for free here. But please, click on that link at your own risk.
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Before you watch the live stream of the Yankees versus the Red Sox on MLB opening day, here is a preview of Monday's contest.
While both of these teams have been perennial contenders for years, each could be in for a tough ride this season.
New York has lost many key faces from last year's squad. Catcher Russell Martin and outfielder Nick Swisher each left the Yankees in free agency, while many of the other key contributors have gone down with injuries.
Per SI.com, third baseman Alex Rodriguez will likely be out until at least the All-Star break after undergoing hip surgery in January. Meanwhile, outfielder Curtis Granderson broke his forearm during spring training, and first baseman Mark Teixeira strained his wrist while playing for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic. Each could be out for a month or more.
Plus, as AOL Sporting News notes, shortstop Derek Jeter will begin the season the disabled list as he recovers from a serious ankle injury suffered during last year's playoffs. Throw in pitcher Phil Hughes' bulging disk, and the Yankees have more talent on their D.L. for MLB Opening Day than some teams may have on their entire rosters.
Still, New York may be able to survive this early stretch with the help of its pitching staff. As NJ.com notes, this remains one of the strengths of the team, especially if C.C. Sabathia returns to form from last season. The Yankees will also see the return of closer Mariano Rivera after the future Hall-of-Famer missed much of last season with a torn ACL and meniscus in his right knee.
As the Associated Press notes, the Red Sox enter MLB Opening Day in the middle of a transition as well. Boston finished in last place in the division last season and traded away many of its expensive underachievers. Instead, the team will rely more on young future stars, like 2011 first round pick Jackie Bradley, Jr.
According to the Boston Globe, Bradley will start in left field on Monday despite playing just 138 games in the minor leagues. He was not expected to make the team's roster so soon but took advantage of injuries to starters David Ortiz and Stephen Drew. Bradley was one of the team's best offensive weapons in spring training, hitting .419 with 12 RBIs.
Sabathia gets the start for the Yankees on MLB Opening Day, while the Red Sox will send Jon Lester to the mound. Per Reuters, Sabathia went 15-6 last season with a 3.38 ERA, while Lester was just 9-14 with a 4.82 ERA.
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Herman Cain: Attacks Are Part of Running for President
MCLEAN, Va. — Herman Cain appeared unfazed Wednesday morning after more details came to light about allegations of sexual harassment made against him in the 1990s.
Speaking to a business group here as part of a day of campaigning in Northern Virginia and on Capitol Hill, the Republican presidential candidate said the attacks were part of the long arc of a national political campaign.
"The first phase is they ignore you," Mr. Cain told the Northern Virginia Technology Council, referring to a discussion he had earlier in the morning. "The second phase is they ridicule you… the third phase is they try to destroy you. We got a little of that this week." After that, he said, "They accept you. We're right in the middle of the third phase."
One of the two women who accused the former Godfather's Pizza CEO of sexual harassment while he was head of the National Restaurant Association wants to be released from a confidentiality agreement so she can tell her side of the story, her attorney said Tuesday. The Wall Street Journal reported that a person familiar with the matter said the allegations involved more than one incident and "and continued over some period of time."
The audience was sympathetic, often applauding Mr. Cain's one-liners. President and CEO of the Consumer Electronic Association Gary Shapiro, who introduced Mr. Cain, said on stage that perhaps the candidate could offer advice on going "directly from the business world of results into the 'gotcha' political world."
Mr. Cain never directly addressed the women's allegations during his speech that focused on how his experience in business qualifies him to be commander-in-chief. For example, after talking about the cost efficiencies of upgrading a company's IT department, he pivoted to the armed forces. "We should continue to advance our military capability," Mr. Cain said. "One of the best ways to do that is to invest in technology and our military capabilities."
This included investments in ballistic missiles and more U.S. Navy ships, he said.
The candidate also gave rosy projections for his own political fortunes. He cited a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday morning that showed Mr. Cain in the lead for the GOP nomination, and handily beating Mitt Romney in a head-to-head race.
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Seniors begin college preparation
Published: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 8:42 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 8:42 a.m.
As the 2012-13 school year progresses toward its end, students anxiously await end-of-school activities and the summer that lies ahead. However, before graduation ceremonies commence and the year comes to a close, seniors are busily preparing for college and the opportunities that await them.
While the process of applying to college and preparing for a higher education has not always been an easy task for graduating seniors, many look forward to the future it ensues.
Rachel Tam, who will attend the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, plans to double major in accounting and finance with a language minor in Mandarin Chinese. "I'm looking forward to meeting new friends, experiencing new opportunities and living in Charlotte," she says. "I also can't wait to play club tennis at UNC-Charlotte."
"I'm looking forward to being able to start the basic steps needed for a career," says Cole Middleton, who plans to attend Catawba College with a major in economics and finance.
Another senior, Keyua McElveen, will run collegiate-level track at Wingate University next school year. "I look most forward to interacting with new people and actually working toward my dream," she says. McElveen plans to major in communications/public relations.
Through countless hours of applications, placement tests, orientations and financial planning, graduating seniors continue to work steadfastly toward their goals. In a span of only a few months, lifelong classmates will venture into new places filled with abundant opportunities. Seniors are spending the last weeks of school enjoying the memories high school has provided while looking forward to the future that lies ahead.
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All-in-one PC maker Tangent Inc. of California has just added a new 20-inch model into its line-up, dubbed the VITA 2000.
This unit is based on NVIDIA's ION platform with an Intel Pentium T4300 (2.1GHz) or T4500 (2.3GHz) processor. The 20-inch resistive multi-touch screen uses a native resolution of 1600x900.
The VITA 2000 has 4GB of memory, options for up to 2TB of storage space, slim DVD writer, Gigabit Ethernet, optional WiFi, HDMI output, 4-in-1 card reader and 1.3MP webcam.
Tangent's VITA 2000 sells at a base price of $1,695 and is backed by a one-year warranty. For further information on the unit, head over to the product page.


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IMESS: International Masters in Economy, State & Society
Two years, two countries, one prestigious programme
IMESS is the leading two-year programme in comparative area studies that helps you to develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, the Baltics, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
You can choose between four tracks: Economics and Business, Politics and the International Economy, Politics and Security, and History and Society. In addition to discipline-specific modules, all students follow a spine of interdisciplinary training and language tuition, and complete an extended research-based dissertation.
In your first year you will study at University College London (UCL) — the coordinating university listed among the top twenty global universities. You will spend your second year at one of these leading universities in Eastern Europe:
- Belgrade University
- Charles University (Prague)
- Corvinus University (Budapest)
- University of Helsinki
- National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE, Moscow)
- National Research University Higher School of Economics (Saint Petersburg) – subject to confirmation
- Jagiellonian University (Krakow)
- Tartu University
IMESS also involves a number of high-profile Associate Partners (banks, businesses, national libraries, NGOs) that will offer you opportunities for professional internships between the two years of study.
Our graduates have taken leadership positions in distinguished private and public sector organisations (including the IMF, EBRD, Risk Control, banks and financial institutions, diplomacy and media, civil service, self-employment) and many have continued with doctoral studies. Read about our student experiences here.


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Business Insider has a recap of Apple analyst Gene Munster's appearance on Bloomberg Radio with Tom Keene and Ken Pruitt yesterday, with thoughts and details on the impending Apple iTV and how it could affect the market. The most headline-worthy pronouncement? "It will be the biggest thing in consumer electronics since the smartphone."
Bold words, no doubt, and our own John Sciacca disagrees, but the article does have a few tantalizing new possible specifics:
- Munster's betting the TV will be announced this year and will then freeze the TV market for 5 months while everyone waits for it to actually come out
- The really innovative parts of it will be "the design of the TV" and "the way consumers consume content." "Based on that, it's going to be exciting for consumers."
- It "will look different" than a normal TV—"Imagine just a sheet of glass"—"no edges or bevels."
Check out the source article for the rest.
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When I Grow Up (Hardcover)
'Cause maybe I'll be a gorilla masseuse
Or an artist who sculpts out of chocolate mousse
Or a rodeo clown or a movie director
Or maybe professional pickle inspector...
Billy's classmates may have never considered careers in snail training or sumo wrestling before, but by the time the exuberant eight-year-old is done cataloging his dream jobs, they just might share his belief in unlimited potential!
Virtuoso wordplay, irresistible rhythm, and laugh-out-loud humor abound in the first picture book by the one and only "Weird Al" Yankovic. This unbridled celebration of creativity and possibility invites readers of all ages to consider afresh what they want to be when they grow up.
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Known for more than thirty years as America's premier satirist of popular music and culture, "Weird Al" Yankovic has had almost as many careers as Billy can dream of. Advised by his father to do whatever made him happy, he has accordingly been a comedian, singer/songwriter, music producer, actor, director, and writer often all at the same time. Mr. Yankovic has won three Grammy Awards and has sold more comedy recordings than anyone else in history. He lives with his family in Southern California.
Wes Hargis is a cartoonist and the New York Times best-selling illustrator of When I Grow Up, by Al Yankovic. He lives in Safford, AZ.
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In one of the strangest reports about a celebrity's personal life this year, the renown singer Ms. Patti LaBelle appears to have settled a potential lawsuit with Roseanna Monk, pictured above.
The lawsuit filed by Monk reportedly said that in 2010, when Patti LaBelle was staying in New York for her role in the Broadway play, 'Fela,' they both lived in an Upper West Side apartment building.
LaBelle, 68, in sum, screamed at her toddler and directed a profanity-laced tirade against Monk, allegedly causing her daughter Genevieve to vomit violently, according to a report by The Daily Mail. Monk was also pregnant at the time.
The Daily Mail continues:
"During the alleged altercation, Ms. Monk said she put down her daughter to carry luggage out of the [Upper West Side] building. When Ms LaBelle walked in and saw the child running around the lobby." Patti LaBelle reportedly then expressed:
'What are you doing letting your kid run around like that?"
Supposedly--and this is ONLY Monk's side of the story:
Monk, a kindergarten teacher, then replied: "I have no interest in what you say or think." Supposedly, Patti LaBelle, who was reportedly in dressed in a fur coat and sunglasses, cussed at Ms Monk and her baby, according to the lawsuit. Allegedly, LaBelle also threw water from a water bottle at Monk and her daughter--and tried to take a swing at Monk...if Monk's attorney (Sam Davis), who spoke to the New York Daily News, is to be believed.
LaBelle was ultimately restrained from the altercation and her handlers led her to her car, allegedly.
Instead of dragging out the suit in court, Patti LaBelle has decided to pay a $100,000 settlement. According to reports, Monk said that she never initially wanted to sue Patti LaBelle; she initially wanted an apology, but then decided to file the suit after reading about an incident in which Patti LaBelle's bodyguards had been arrested after beating a West Point cadet in March.
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for the Harvard Atherosclerosis Reversibility Project (HARP) Study Group; From Massachusetts General Hospital, Beth Israel Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts.
Grant Support: In part by grants from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (HL34980) and the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR GCRC MO1 RR02635) and by the National Institutes of Health and Bristol-Myers Squibb (Princeton, New Jersey).
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Background: Combination drug therapy has been shown to decrease cholesterol levels in hyperlipidemic patients. However, its efficacy has not been well studied in patients previously considered to be normolipidemic, many of whom are now candidates for this therapy.
Objective: To determine the efficacy and tolerability of multidrug therapy designed to improve low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol levels in patients with coronary heart disease and average lipid levels.
Design: Randomized, placebo-controlled, 2.5-year trial comparing patients receiving usual care with patients receiving stepped-care drug therapy.
Intervention: Stepped-care therapy (pravastatin, nicotinic acid, cholestyramine, and gemfibrozil) to decrease total cholesterol levels to less than 4.1 mmol/L (160 mg/dL) and the ratio of LDL cholesterol to HDL cholesterol to less than 2.0.
Setting: 2 academic, urban, tertiary care hospitals.
Patients: 91 patients (80 men and 11 women) with coronary heart disease, a mean age of 60 years, total cholesterol levels less than 6.4 mmol/L (250 mg/dL) at baseline, and ratios of total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol greater than 4.0 at baseline.
Measurements: Fasting serum lipoprotein profile, fasting apolipoprotein levels, and frequency of adverse effects. Patients were assessed every 6 weeks during drug titration and every 3 months thereafter.
Results: Mean lipid levels at baseline were as follows: total cholesterol, 5.5 mmol/L (214 mg/dL); LDL cholesterol, 3.6 mmol/L (140 mg/dL); HDL cholesterol, 1.1 mmol/L (42 mg/dL); and triglycerides, 1.8 mmol/L (159 mg/dL). With pravastatin, changes in levels from baseline were −22% for total cholesterol, −32% for LDL cholesterol, +8% for HDL cholesterol, and −15% for triglycerides (P < 0.001 for all comparisons). With the addition of 1.5 g of nicotinic acid, additional changes were −6% for total cholesterol (P < 0.002), −11% for LDL cholesterol, +8% for HDL cholesterol, and −10% for triglycerides (P < 0.001 for all comparisons). With 2.25 to 3 g of nicotinic acid, these changes were −7% for total cholesterol (P = 0.007), −14% for LDL cholesterol (P < 0.001), +6% for HDL cholesterol (P = 0.02), and −13% for triglycerides (P = 0.03). With cholestyramine, total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol levels were unchanged compared with the previous step; the change in HDL cholesterol level was −8%(P = 0.03); and the change in triglyceride level was +46% (P < 0.001). With gemfibrozil, total cholesterol level was unchanged; the additional change in LDL cholesterol level was +12% (P = 0.09); the change in HDL cholesterol level was +12% (P = 0.03); and the change in triglyceride level was −37%(P < 0.001). Apolipoprotein B levels decreased by 25% overall (P < 0.001); lipoprotein(a) levels did not change significantly. Adverse effects were primarily attributable to nicotinic acid or cholestyramine. In 18 of the 35 patients (50%) whose baseline LDL cholesterol levels were greater than 3.35 mmol/L (130 mg/dL), pravastatin decreased LDL cholesterol levels to 2.6 mmol/L (100 mg/dL) or less by 6 weeks; 70% of patients needed combination therapy to reach this National Cholesterol Education Program goal during the 2.5 years of the study. Adding nicotinic acid to pravastatin produced LDL cholesterol levels of 2.6 mmol/L or less in 15 more of these 35 patients, so that 94% (n = 33) of the patients receiving these two drugs reached this goal.
Conclusions: To reach current goals for LDL cholesterol levels, most normolipidemic patients with coronary heart disease in this study needed combination therapy. Pravastatin with nicotinic acid and pravastatin with gemfibrozil are well-tolerated combinations that can maintain target LDL cholesterol levels, decrease triglyceride levels, and increase HDL cholesterol levels. Adding resin to these combinations produced no further benefit.
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May 15 TigerCast: William Gillis, Lori Dauphiny & Ed Northrop
As the prepare to compete for the final three Ivy League championships of the academic year, rowers William Gillis (heavyweights) and Ed Northrop (lightweights) join open head coach Lori Dauphiny to discuss Sunday's Eastern Sprints and Ivy League Championships.
Gillis is the senior captain of the heavyweight men, who enter Sunday's Eastern Sprints as the third seed behind Yale and Harvard. Princeton is looking for its first Sprints/Ivy title since 2006, and it has a boat that has either beaten or been highly competitive with every boat in the field. Gillis helped Princeton to both the Sprints and IRA finals last year, and he is looking for his first collegiate medal this weekend.
Dauphiny has guided the Tigers to five Ivy League championships, including the 2013 title, as well as a pair of varsity eight NCAA championships. Princeton hasn't won back-to-back Ivy titles since the mid-1990s, and it will need to knock off the nation's top-ranked crew, Brown, to earn that distinction this season. Leading that charge is Kelsey Reelick, the senior stroke who has been part of two Ivy League champions and the 2011 NCAA champion.
Despite only being a sophomore, Northrop is no stranger to big events. He competed for Australia at the Under-23 World Championships, and he helped Princeton win the Head of the Charles last October. Now he will try to lead third-seeded Princeton to its first Eastern/Ivy League title since 2009. Much like the men's field, this could be a tightly packed race, though unbeaten Cornell enters the weekend as the top seed.
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TigerCast, presented by PNC Bank, is the official podcast of Princeton Athletics. Previous episodes of TigerCast can be downloaded for free anytime at GoPrincetonTigers.com.
To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: William Gillis (heavyweight rowing) 4:35; Lori Dauphiny (open rowing) 21:05; Ed Northrop (lightweight rowing) 32:00.
Sept. 19: Max Coale (football) 4:55; Phillip Bhaya (football) 17:35.
Sept. 26: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 4:40; Di Andre Atwater (16:10).
Oct. 3: Jim Barlow (men's soccer) 4:05; Spenser Huston (football) 14:55.
Oct. 10: Luis Nicolao (men's water polo) 4:35; Jim Salgado (football) 14:20.
Oct. 17: Julie Shackford (women's soccer) 4:00; Eddy Morrissey (football) 13:35.
Oct. 24: Roman Wilson (football) 6:00; Allison Evans (field hockey) 16:20.
Oct. 31: Peter Farrell (women's cross country) 3:50; Jason Vigilante (men's cross country) 14:00; Quinn Epperly (football) 25:45.
Nov. 7: Andrew Calof (men's hockey) 4:25; T.J. Bray (basketball) 13:15; James Perry (football) 23:25.
Nov. 14: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 4:55; Jeff Kampersal (women's hockey) 18:35; Caraun Reid (football) 27:35.
Nov. 21: Jason Ray (football) 6:50; Kurt Buchbinder (men's water polo) 15:00.
Nov. 28: Bob Surace (football) 5:50.
Dec. 5: Daniel Hasler (men's swimming) 3:10; Beverly Nguyen (women's swimming) 12:00.
Dec. 12: Garrett Frey (wrestling) 3:25; Kristen Helmstetter (basketball) 15:55.
Dec. 19: Will Barrett (men's basketball) 2:30.
Dec. 26: Year In Review (Part 1) 1:50.
Jan. 2: Year In Review (Part 2) 2:00.
Jan. 9: Gail Ramsay (women's squash) 4:20; Sean Wilkinson (men's squash) 16:35.
Jan. 16: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 5:15.
Jan. 23: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 3:55.
Jan. 30: Nicole Hung (women's basketball) 5:25; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 19:20.
Feb. 6: Zoltan Dudas (fencing) 3:10.
Feb. 13: Abram Ayala (wrestling) 4:10; Denna Laing (women's ice hockey) 17:10.
Feb. 20: Lisa Boyce (women's swimming) 5:40; Hallie Dewey (women's squash) 15:30.
Feb. 27: Teo D'Alessandro (men's swimming) 4:30; Julia Ratcliffe (women's track & field) 15:35; Tom Hopkins (men's track & field) 26:40.
Mar. 6: Chris Bates (men's lacrosse) 5:00; Adam Krop (wrestling) 17:35.
Mar. 13: Chris Sailer (women's lacrosse) 4:15; Tony Ensbury (men's volleyball) 17:10.
Mar. 20: Caraun Reid (football) 5:20.
Mar. 27: Maddie Cousens (softball) 6:50; Jonathan York (baseball) 17:45.
Apr. 3: Zack McCourt (men's tennis) 5:20; Angie Gould (open rowing) 19:55.
Apr. 10: Lindsay Graff (women's tennis) 4:20; Casey Ward (men's lightweight rowing) 15:00.
Apr. 17: Dave Mackasey (heavyweight rowing) 6:35; Becky Kreutter (women's lightweight rowing) 16:55.
Apr. 24: Nicki Cutler (women's golf) 6:25; Greg Jarmas (men's golf) 16:50.
May 1: Erin McMunn (women's lacrosse) 5:05.
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Graduate Art Therapy and Counseling Program Internship
As part of the Graduate Art Therapy and Counseling program, students must complete three semester-long internships with local counseling centers. Students spend three days per week at their respective sites, which include both civilian and veteran treatment facilities. Students provide Art Therapy-Projective Imagery Assessments, individual, group and/or family art therapy for 9 hours per week, utilizing the other hours on site to attend team meetings, in-service conferences, complete documentation and conduct other related activities. Students rotate through one site per semester in order to obtain experience with children, adolescents, and adults, with service in at least one mental health facility. Students within the specialty tracks of art therapy in the schools, medical art therapy, or family art therapy are afforded that placement focus. These students work explicitly within the Hampton Roads area, and, through this program, gain immense hands-on experience while also providing direct care to the immediate Hampton Roads community.
Administrative Location
- Lester Hall - Suite 304
651 Colley Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23507
Project Location
- City of Norfolk
Norfolk, VA
Project Partner(s)
- Chesapeake Alternative School, CHKD, Children's Center, Christ the King School, Downtown Hampton Child Development Center, Eastern State Hospital, Hampton Roads Center for Youth, Hampton VA Hospital, Harbor Point Behavioral Health, Harbors Edge Retirement Center, Help and Emergency Response Shelter, Maryview Hospital, Merrimac Center, Newport News Behavioral Health, Pendleton Child Service Center, Portsmouth Catholic School, Province Place DePaul, Recovery Center, Renaissance Academy, Riverside Health Center, Samaritan House, Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, Skillquest, Transitions, YWCA
Participant Eligibility
- Faculty, Residents, Art Therapy and Counseling
Project Categories
- Community Service, Research Scholarship
EVMS Faculty Lead
- Mary Roberts, EdS, LPC, ATR-BC
Project Scope
- Local
EVMS Department(s)
- Art Therapy and Counseling
Points of Contact
General Inquiries
- Mary Roberts, EdS, LPC, ATR-BC, 757.446.5895
All other Inquiries
- Brock Institute, 757.446.8460