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On Thursday, July 23, 2009, Infiniti hosted a Rittenhouse Row Summer Member Mixer to celebrate the launch of the new Infiniti G Convertible. The party took place at G Lounge, where members of the Rittenhouse Row business community enjoyed hors doeuvres and cocktails by Nuvo and Tanqueray. Photography by Ryan Lavine.
On Thursday, July 2, 2009, Bernie Robbins Fine Jewelers hosted a Back to the Beach Bash at the Chelsea Hotel to celebrate the 4th of July and to kick off their summer-long Trunk Show program. Guests enjoyed Bacardi summer cocktails, retro-inspired hors doeuvres, and cigars, along with live music and a synchronized swimming show. Photography by Paul Loftland.
On Tuesday, June 30, 2009, Max Brenner, Chocolate by the Bald Man, held its VIP Opening Party. Guests enjoyed super-sweet cocktails, including the Classic Truffle Chocolate Martini, the Sgt. Peppermint Chocolate Martini, and the Watermelon Mojito. They also sampled a menu of waffle fries dusted with chili and cocoa powder, chocolate pizza, warm chocolate soup, and chocolate cake. Photography by Hughe Dillon.
On Monday, June 29, 2009, the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society held its 5th annual Chefs' Dinner for PAWS at the Hyatt Regency Hotel at Penns Landing. A dinner was prepared by 30 of the region's most renowned chefs, and presented to guests for an intimate meal. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes.
On Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28, 2009, the 20th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival took place on Main Street. The art ranged from fine jewelry to paintings and photography, and brought out thousands of people for the tri-state area's largest outdoor arts and crafts festival. Photography by Ryan Lavine.
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Anthony Wollweber of Marathon, Fla., was arrested Saturday in a shopping center parking lot for allegedly kicking his ten-month-old puppy in the face reported cbslocal.com.
Witnesses told the Monroe County Sheriff's Department deputies Wollweber had dragged the brown pit bull by a chain and kicked the young dog in the face. When authorities arrived, the dog was laying down, tail tucked, and cowering in fear.
When interviewed by Deputies Chuck Kellenberger and Rosary Ponce, Wollweber stated the dog had lapped up some seawater and had vomited and defecated all over himself. Wollweber stated he had brought the dog to a convenience store where he was hosing the dog off, but the dog had not been cooperative. That's when he admitted that he kicked the dog "but not hard."
The dog was taken to Safe Harbor Animal Rescue of the Keys. There has been no information released about the dog's future.
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The FCC Dec. 15 dropped a rule that had required amateur radio operators to pass an exam demonstrating a five-word-per-minute proficiency in Morse code to qualify for a General or Amateur Extra license.
According to the commission, the change reflects revisions to international radio regulations made at the International Telecommunication Union's 2003 World Radio Conference (WRC-03), authorizing each country to determine whether or not to require individuals to demonstrate Morse code proficiency to qualify for an amateur radio license with transmitting privileges on frequencies below 30MHz.
The commission also eliminated existing distinctions between amateur radio Technician Class licensees and Technician Plus Class licensees.
Many broadcast engineers first became interested in broadcasting from their experience in amateur radio. Many large broadcast industry conventions often hold receptions and other activities for broadcasters who continue to pursue amateur radio as a hobby.
For more information, visit: www.fcc.gov.
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In one of the 31 mobile classrooms that ring Hawk Ridge Elementary, 11 fifth-graders take turns reading a story aloud, with children starting sentences over if they stumble on a word.
In another, two dozen classmates trade observations on what Lois Lowry's novel "Number the Stars" says about secrets, courage and growing up.
Explosive growth has grabbed headlines at Charlotte-Mecklenburg's largest elementary school (see story on page 9B). But the real business here is teaching children, and reading lies at the heart of that mission.
Last school year, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools rolled out Open Court, a phonics-based reading program, in all elementary schools. The highly standardized approach drew grumbles from parents and teachers across the county. Many feared it would bore advanced readers and squelch creative teachers.
This year has brought new flexibility. Hawk Ridge elementary school is using the curriculum to group students by reading ability.
That means the best readers, including the school's 172 gifted students, spend 45 minutes a day analyzing novels, doing research and tackling other ventures that stretch their skills.
But even at curriculum Hawk Ridge, where test scores are high and parents tend to be well-educated, some children struggle to read. Fifty-two have learning disabilities; others just need help mastering basics and learning to pull meaning from what they read.
This year's approach to reading includes new help for them as well.
Principal Rosemary Sheppard says no school can coast toward the state's End of Grade tests this spring. The reading exam is being revised, and the federal No Child Left Behind Act changes the ways schools must report their scores.
Starting this year, all schools must show that all types of students are making progress. State officials say even schools such as Hawk Ridge, which has celebrated high state rankings since it opened in 1999, could be pulled down by the new system.
"We can't take anything for granted, and I don't think any school can," Sheppard said.
Melding curriculum
Former CMS Superintendent Eric Smith saw Open Court as the ticket to closing test-score gaps between black and white students. The curriculum, published by SRA/McGraw-Hill, breaks reading into steps that all children are supposed to be able to master.By insisting it be done exactly as written by every teacher in every school, Smith intended to make sure every child would learn to read. Open Court consultants made sure teachers followed the manual during each day's two-hour reading sessions.
Fourth-grade teacher Siobhan Beam was among many CMS teachers who weren't crazy about teaching from a script. She understood the need, with everyone trying to master new material, but it didn't seem natural.
This year was different, she said. With a year's experience under their belt, teachers could meld the Open Court curriculum with their own style.
On a recent afternoon, Beam launched her lesson by dotting a student's hand with a marker. You've been infected, Beam said, and that infection is turning into a disease. She dotted more hands — an epidemic. She made students die — a plague.
She picked three boys to act like germs, then killed them with imaginary hot water — sterilization. The children giggled and cheered, barely aware they were doing vocabulary review.
After a game of ESP — "I'm thinking of stomach flu and 15 people have it. What am I thinking of?" — Beam told her students to turn their Open Court books to "Medicine: Past and Present." She began reading to them, veering off every few sentences to talk about everything from infected cuts to wormy meat.
The discussion sounded free-form, but Beam was carefully working in the Open Court themes posted in front of the class: Visualize. Make Connections. Predict. Ask Questions. When questions arose, students jotted them on a notecard and posted them on a bulletin board for further research.
Among the day's queries: Did George Washington die from leech treatment? How does mold help infections? If you can only get chickenpox once, why do we keep getting strep throat?
Creative learning
That hourlong session included everyone in Beam's class, from the learning-disabled to the gifted. Earlier in the day, the class had split up for 45-minute sessions with others reading on the same level.
This year, CMS required all schools to use Open Court as a foundation but gave schools flexibility to try other approaches, as long as children mastered the skills. Just before Thanksgiving, Hawk Ridge started using about half the reading time to group third- through fifth-graders by reading ability.
As fourth-graders in the highest group read "The Secret Garden," a novel set at the turn of the 20th century, they researched the toys, fashions, architecture, music and historic events of each decade of that century. They shared information on Monopoly and the Great Depression, "The Simpsons" and the debut of video games. When they were ready to write, students tapped their reports into AlphaSmart laptop keyboards.
Emily Hein and Tanner Blanchard, working on the 1940s, swapped stories about relatives' experiences in World War II. They agreed this is more fun than doing Open Court with the whole class.
"You don't get to do a lot of the fun stuff like you do here," Emily said.
Fifth-graders in the top group read "Number the Stars," the story of a 10-year-old girl helping sneak her Jewish friend's family out of Nazi-occupied Denmark. Hawk Ridge teachers have started using Paideia seminars, a learning approach featured in some CMS magnet schools, to stimulate high-level discussions.
Teacher Joye Cauthen asked the group about the kinds of courage displayed by various characters and why heroine Annemarie withheld information from her best friend.
"Sometimes when you know stuff that other people don't know, it makes you grow up and not be a child," one girl responded.
In one of the midlevel groups, fifth-graders gathered in small groups to discuss "The Sign of the Beaver," a novel about a pioneer boy who learns survival skills from an Indian friend.
"When you're doing this, you can really get into the book and you can really explain your thoughts and your feelings," said Melissa Aldana.
Reinforcing skills
Students who need help with basic skills use Corrective Reading, another SRA/McGraw-Hill curriculum being picked up in many Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools.
Here, teachers literally read from a script, which is designed to reinforce skills, boost comprehension and make sure the group doesn't move on until everyone has mastered the lesson.
For a recent story about a baseball pitcher, the lesson started with a review of the ou sound in shout and pound and the tch sound in catch and pitch. Then the students took turns reading paragraphs out loud. If they skipped or misread a word, the teacher corrected it and asked them to start the sentence over.
"A lot of times they will rush to read," explained teacher assistant Pam Jones, leading a fourth-grade group. "This helps them focus on the text on the page."
Every few paragraphs, Jones read questions from her manual to make sure the kids had understood. What happened to the first batter? What kind of pitch did Art throw to the second batter?
Becky Kelly and Carrie Stoehr, Hawk Ridge's reading specialists, marveled as they listened, hearing children who used to flounder read with confidence. The fifth grade started with two Corrective Reading groups in November; one group has already advanced to the next level, the "intervention" group.
Beam, a former special education teacher, takes one of the intervention groups when the fourth grade splits up for reading. When everyone stayed together, it was tough to focus on the kids who need a little extra help. Now she can prepare them in advance, rather than helping them catch up if they fall behind.
For instance, she introduces new vocabulary words to these kids a few days before she rolls them out for the whole class.
"These kids who never said a word before are the ones who will volunteer in class," she said proudly.
Sheppard says it's too early to measure the effect of ability grouping, but she's getting good reports from teachers. The proof will come in May, when students take their tests. As required by federal law, their scores will be scrutinized not only on school and grade-level averages, but on how racial groups, children with disabilities and non-English speakers fared.
"It's certainly a little bit of a different ballgame this year," Sheppard said.


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TC TO LADY ASHBURTON ; 18 December 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18441218-TC-LAAL-01; CL 18: 286-287
Chelsea, 18 decr, 1844—
Dear Lady Ashburton,
Many thanks for your kind remembrance of me and my affairs. Certainly I could like well to see your Daughter Lady Bath, to see Longleat, Stonehenge, and many interesting objects in that quarter of the world!1 The Longleat Pamphlets and Manuscripts of the Civil-War Period2 might also be of use to me. I read all such, where I can lay hold of them to borrow and bring home with me; they exist in great quantities in this country; and have never yet been examined, even partially that I can find, by any faithful rational person. They are dull, unspeakably dull; rubbishy, dark; stupid, I should say, beyond any other kind of writing that I know to exist in this world. They have near broken my heart! There are thirty or forty thousand of them lying in the British Museum, where I have spent above a hundred headaches on them: I have of late months got a formidable Scotch Clerk3 who reads there for me; a rugged fellow, with a skin as thick as a rhinoceros's, who can read there without headaches, without disgust and despair!— Yet always, as I said, they are of use when I can get convenient hold of them. It is like examining a waggonload of Marine Stores; you do, if you have gained skill in the business, pick up an old tenpenny nail, an old doorhinge, that you can turn to use in some way.
I must not travel westward on such an errand: but if the Marchioness have a Tutor in her house, any writing reading person, who could examine those old things for me, and send me note of them, certainly I should keep them in my eye against any day of opportunity. From such a body of Marine Stores, seventy volumes of them, I could surely pick a nail or two.
In these very weeks I find my friend Cromwell busy with what they call "the affair of Sir James Thynne." The "affair of Sir James Thynne," since Oliver saw good to meddle with it, is not entirely a nonentity to me: I have set the Scotch rhinoceros on boring into it a little. This Sir James I think is Lord Bath's Ancestor,—at least the son of his Ancestor: an uncle of that Thynne who was murdered in Pall Mall during Charles Second's blessed time. Perhaps there is something in the Longleat Papers about this "affair" of Sir James?4 I cannot consent that anybody should have much trouble in such a matter,—only a very little trouble; marine Stores, alas they are not gold jewels! Sad experience oft repeated in my present very sad Enterprise points out this rule to me: "E[x]pect5 nothing; be glad and grateful if you get anything."
Mr Baring, we conclude, must have arrived.6 There came yesterday a Letter from the Bullers, which he seemed to have been the bearer of. Our sky, he will find, is now as soft as the Sardinian people's, only somewhat muddier. Alas, our very sky in London here seems made of mud, suspended mud. As to the Frost,—you at The Grange, you, who have a Sun and Firmament of the usual sort, know little of it! The ugliest weather I had ever seen before was beautiful to that London week of Frost. The dust was whirling and howling thro' all streets; nothing to be heard but tenfold noise and jingle; all tradition of a sky quite gone from us,—the poor women all hidden within doors, nothing to be seen but universal Stormy Dusk, and blue-nosed Cabmen careering in it with dreadful Comforters round their necks;—not unlike a kind of Demons!—
You do not say how you are, dear Lady Ashburton? A right merry Christmas to you all! Ever truly Yours T. Carlyle


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Coach Howland Post Game Press Conference
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Aaron Thompson scored a career-high 22 points and Cal State Fullerton upset UCLA 68-65 in double overtime Monday night, snapping a nine-game losing streak against the Bruins.
Gerard Anderson added 14 points and Jacques Streeter 11 for the Titans (1-1), who blew a 10-point lead in the second half but rallied to outscore UCLA 8-5 in the second overtime.
Michael Roll and Malcolm Lee scored 17 points each for the Bruins.
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Charles Cooke has been granted his release from the James Madison basketball team, his father Charles and JMU coach Matt Brady confirmed Thursday.
"He will not be there (next season)," the elder Cooke said.
His son, a third-team All-Colonial Athletic Association sophomore guard, started 29 games for the Dukes in the 2013-14 season – averaging 14.3 points and 5.3 rebounds per game.
Brady would not say why Cooke decided to leave.
"You'd have to ask him," Brady said. "What I would say to Charles is he's a terrific kid who's really worked hard for us and we wish him nothing but the best."
Cooke is the second starter to be granted his release this offseason, joining sophomore power forward Taylor Bessick.


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college/university PRACTICUM/ intern STUDENTs
North East works with numerous accredited universities and colleges in the placement of practicum and intern students. The requirements of these placements are typically long term in nature. Students who wish to complete their course work with North East should complete the following procedures:
University Responsibilities
Step 1. Send an email to the individuals below with an official request. Include the name of the intern, the start date and the length of placement:
- HR Specialist, Davilyn Tate, at firstname.lastname@example.com
- District Coordinator (refer to the list below)
Note: The HR Specialist will request the university to sign a NEISD Student Intern Agreement before an intern is assigned to a North East campus.
Step 2. Direct your students to complete an online profile. Click here for step by step instructions to create a profile. Inform your interns that a criminal background check will be completed, which must be cleared prior to working with students.
Student Responsibilities
Step 1. All students requesting to intern at a North East campus are required to have an online profile.When the profile process has been completed, the Human Resources Department will complete a criminal background, which must be cleared prior to working with students. Please click here for step by step instructions to create a profile.
Step 2. Have your University email an official request to the following individuals:
- Human Resources Specialist, Davilyn Tate at firstname.lastname@example.com
- District Coordinator (listed below)
Note: The request from the university will be verification that you are eligible to complete an internship. The request should also inform us when you would like to begin your internship and of the length of your placement.
Step 3. Students may contact the District Coordinator to make arrangements on placement details as soon as they receive an email from Human Resources as verification that their criminal background check is cleared.
Note: any student requesting an internship to complete more than 120 hours will be required to attend a Human Resources Orientation. Detailed information on the orientation will be provided by the District Coordinator.
For further information, please contact the Human Resources Specialist, Davilyn Tate, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 210-407-0479.
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Occupational Therapist Practicum, Physical Therapy Practicum and Adaptive Physical Education Practicum, please email Terri Grundy, Program Coordinator at email@example.com.
Speech Language Pathologist Practicums, please email Leslie Redding, Program Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Deaf Support Specialist Interns, please email Sandra Alcazar, Hearing Impaired Program Coordinator at email@example.com.
Counseling Practicums, please email Kyra Bush, District Counseling Coordinator at email@example.com.
Librarian Practicums, please email Faye Hagerty, Director of Library Services at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Orientation and Mobility Specialist Internships, please contact Emily Leeper, Lead Orientation and Mobility Specialist at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Instructional Assistant Internships, please email Davilyn Tate, Human Resources Specialist at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My step son is due to be released from a VA correctional institute and he has no where to live upon his release. Does the state of VA put him in a hotel for 90 days until he finds a home?
Started by stepdad1963 , Jan 15 2013 03:59 PM
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 04:31 PM
He would have to ask the state corrections officals if they provide that. I see nothing in the state statutes that requires the state to provide it, however.
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 12:49 PM
I agree with the previous poster, your son may want to contact the VA correctional institute to address this concern.
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While youngsters get all the fun, sometimes, adults can have theirs as well.
As each October for the past 20 years the Dallas Children's Theater Cabaret Gala is the performing arts fund raiser of the Metro Plex. I have attended several and last years, Carole J. Bufford's performance has to go down as one of the all-time favorites, for virtuoso singing and communicating the fun and folly of life to an appreciate audience. The Gala is traditionally held in the historic cabaret Venetian Room of the Dallas Fairmont Hotel. The cozy room and intimate stage is perfect for performers who love the contact they can have with the audience.
Who will be this October's guest star?
Hold your breath, it may be announced soon, as the champagne and dessert evening is always a sellout. If you can't wait until October to get your theater fix, you can support the Dallas Children's Theater with the many shows for youth of all ages.
The schedule from now on is:
Through February 23, 2014 is "Go, Dog. Go" all about dogs in cars and perfect for children 4 and up.
February 14 – 23 is a new family musical of "Little Women" with an all teen cast retelling the hopes and dreams of Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Perfect for ages 9 and up.
March 7 – 30th, 2014, The Kathy Burke Theatre of Puppetry presents "Beauty and Beast" for ages 5 and up.
March 21 – 30, 2014 is the North Texas Premiere of the bilingual musical, "Mariachi Girl" for ages 8 and up.
April 25 – June 1, 2014, "Charlotte's Web" is up followed by "Stuart Little" June 13 – July 13, - both good for ages 5 and up.
Tickets for all the above children's shows are on sale now at www.dct.org or calling, Box Office: 214 0 740-0051 ~ General Info: 214-978-0110 ~ at the Rosewood Center ~ 5938 Skillman, Dallas, Texas 75231
By often checking the web site or subscribing to their news, you might be one of the firs to know of this Octobers' Dallas Children's Theater Cabaret Gala Star!


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Intro: Given the recent "Best of" lists that the City of Trees has found itself on (including Forbes' list for "Best Places to Raise a Family", it's understandable if you're thinking about purchasing real estate in Boise. However, if this is the first time you're buying a home, you may not want to start highlighting your favorite ads for Boise homes for sale just yet. As Boise-based Realtor and associate broker, Jace Stolfo points out in this week's "Ask the Realtor" column, there are a few steps you might want to take before you begin house hunting. By doing them, you'll avoid a lot of the common mistakes that first-time buyers make.
More Questions for "Ask the Realtor"
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Ask the Realtor:
What are the most common mistakes a first-time home buyer makes and what can I do to avoid them?
Jace Says:
When I talk to real estate buyers in Boise and the surrounding area, I think the biggest mistake that first-time home buyers make is not preparing before they start searching for a new home.
Here's what I mean. Naturally, when you start thinking about buying a home you think, "Well, let's start by getting out there and looking at properties." However, there are probably a few key steps you want to tackle before you go start looking at properties in the Boise real estate market.
Start With Home Loan Pre-Approval
Number one is you want to get pre-approved for a loan, so that means you're going to sit down with a lender, and you're going to let them know what you're comfortable with as far as a monthly payment. In turn, they're going to review your financial situation to determine how much of a loan you can get, what down payment requirements you might have, etc.
If you get pre-approved for a loan up front, you know for sure what hurdles you may have in order to obtain that loan -- like saving for a downpayment -- and you're going to know exactly how much you qualify for. Knowing that information is going to help zero in the search to know that you're looking at the right price range of homes in Boise, Meridian and the surrounding areas.
Why You Want to Get a Pre-Approval for a Home Loan
The other advantage of getting pre-approved up front is that when you find the right house and you want to make an offer, your offer is going to carry a lot more weight to that seller if you can show them a pre-approval letter. That way, they know you are qualified. You're a serious buyer and you're probably going to have more leverage to negotiate favorable terms of the offer.
Working With a Boise Real Estate Professional
The other thing a buyer wants to do up front is really to find a great real estate agent to work with. There's a lot of agents out there, and there's good ones and there's bad ones and everything in between. And a lot of times, the best way to find a good real estate agent is to ask trusted friends or family. Who have they worked with and did they have a positive experience with them and would they recommend them? Getting those recommendations from family or friends can be a great place to start.
By getting connected with a trusted Realtor up front, he/ she is really going to be able to help you through your housing options. A local Realtor here in the Treasure Valley will know the Boise real estate market, the area, and the various subdivisions you may want to look at. Your Realtor will also know the right questions to ask. These questions will help you identify your needs and wants with the right solutions for you.
In short, getting connected with a real estate agent in your area will help streamline the process and save you tons of time in the long run.
**Author's note: The information in this column is for informational purposes only. As always, you'll want to check with your own local real estate agent.
Jace Stolfo is a licensed Realtor in Boise, Idaho. His company, Boise Real Estate Plus, LLC with Keller Williams Boise connects sellers and buyers in the Boise real estate market. He has been named a Platinum Level Top Producer for the Treasure Valley from the year 2009 to the year 2013. If you need more information about the Idaho real estate market, drop Jace a line.


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Weizmann UK is delighted to announce that its Chairman, Martin Paisner CBE, received an Honorary PhD from the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel, in recognition of his longstanding support of the Institute and commitment to science and education.
The honorary doctorate ceremony took place at the Weizmann Institute Campus in Rehovot as part of the 63rd Annual General Meeting of the International Board. The presentation was made by Prof. Daniel Zaijfman, President of the Institute.
During the ceremony, Prof. Zaijfman said: "In bestowing an honorary PhD on Martin Paisner, the Weizmann Institute recognises the breadth and depth of his accomplishments in his profession of law and the widespread respect and appreciation of his community. It also recognises his close friendship for and support of the Institute over many years. Martin is a true friend who shares our commitment to science and the education of future generations of scientists."
Upon receiving this fantastic honour, Martin said: "I am enormously proud of, and grateful for, the Honorary Doctorate which is being conferred on me today."
As part of his speech, Martin addressed the notion of the Zionist dream noting that the Institute, in Rehovot, was very much a key part of that dream. "One had a romantic image of a place of learning and research, built amongst sand dunes and desert and born out of an ambition to turn the only real capital that the new state seemed to possess – technical skills, ingenuity, energy and desperation – to the production of miracles in scientific technology which would contribute to the future building not only of Israel but of mankind."
Martin has a longstanding connection with the Weizmann Institute dating back to before his professional career as a solicitor when he visited the Institute as a teenager with his father. He remembers meeting Meyer Weisgal, Chaim Weizmann's second-in-command and first Chancellor of the Institute. Martin was appointed to the Board of Weizmann UK in 1979 and became Chairman in 2009. He has remained resolute in his commitment to its values of science for the benefit of humanity and in support of the Weizmann Institute of Science.
Weizmann UK is extremely grateful to all those guests who were in attendance at the ceremony to honour Martin including His Excellency Matthew Gould, UK Ambassador to Israel, Dame Vivien Duffield DBE, Arabella Duffield, Sir David Sieff, Lady Sieff, The Hon Deborah Wolfson, Barry Townsley CBE, Lady Michels, Lord and Lady Young, Allyson Kaye and Marcus Margulies. We are also extremely thankful to all those who have and continue to support Weizmann UK.
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COM Dance Department Holds Open House in New Dance Studio
Kentfield, CA—January 3, 2013—The College of Marin Dance Department moves to its new state-of-the-art, smart classroom/dance studio in time for the start of the spring 2013 semester. The public is invited to preview the new facilities at an open house on Friday, January 11, 2013, from 11:30 am to 1 pm or on Sunday, January 13, 2013, from 4 pm to 6 pm, in the Performing Arts Building Dance Center (PA92), located at 835 College Ave., Kentfield, CA. Dance Department faculty will offer tours of the new facility and answer questions about Dance Program course offerings and performance opportunities. Spring semester begins January 14. Students may register for classes online at www.marin.edu. For information about the open houses please contact Dance Instructor Sandra Tanner: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A "comedy"? Hmmm... more of a "comedy-drama." But, if you take that as a whole separate category, then Sunshine Cleaning is quite the "purebred": Always believable, sometimes painfully authentic (which makes for both good comedy and good drama), never absurd (in comedy) or pretentious (in drama). Just the right amount of time is taken to develop just the right amount of character and deliver just the right amount of plot. Even Rose and Norah's mom, who is not around physically, is woven into the story with a clever technique besides just flashbacks. The ending holds a turn of events family-minded people will like.
Quirky and unpredictable, this movie is sort of a \\\"Coen Brothers meets Little Miss Sunshine\\\". Almost all characters are underdeveloped though, with one armed merchant Winston (Clifton Collins Jr.) standing out. Vulnerable Amy Adams and fatherly Alan Arkin (you'll love his glasses) give excellent performances. Definitely worth seeing.
Cute little film. Entertaining, sometimes very funny, sometimes pathetically sad. Amy Adams and Emily Blunt are great together as polar-opposite sisters. Adams stands out particularly in her quiet desire to be and want more for her life. Steve Zahn gives a refreshingly honest performance that could have easily fallen into the stereotypical redneck antics he is usually cast for. Credit to the writer, the director, or both in steering some excellent performances.
I went to the premiere at The Grove in Los Angeles and I loved the movie. I totally agree that it should be rated R. The said f*** a lot and it was inappropriate. Sunshine Cleaning is very good. Amy Adams and Emily Blunt did very well. I\'m very glad that they worked together. This movie wouldn\'t have been good without them in it.
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UMass Falls To Georgetown in Shootout, 12-10
April 24, 2004
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The University of Massachusetts men's lacrosse team jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but Georgetown scored the final four goals of the first period and never relinquished the lead en route to a 12-10 victory over UMass. The Minutemen fall to 6-6 overall and 1-1 in the ECAC.
After UMass took a 2-0 lead six minutes into the game on netters by Chris Doyle (Putnam Valley, N.Y.) and Matt Tundo (Orchard Park, N.Y.), the Minutemen went scoreless for the next nine minutes and the Hoyas capitalized grabbing a 4-2 advantage. Neil Lundberg (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) cut the margin to 4-3 late in the first period, but again Georgetown answered, outscoring the Minutemen, 5-3, in the second period for a 9-6 halftime cushion.
Georgetown led 10-6 when Neal Goldman netted a goal five minutes into the third period, but UMass rallied, narrowing the margin to 11-9 after three periods on a pair of Kevin Glenz (Merrick, N.Y.) and a Sean Morris (Marshfield, Mass.) netter. The Minutemen also had a goal waved off late in the third period, due to an illegal equipment penalty, which would have cut into the lead even more.
The Minutemen weren't done, however, and a Ryan Connolly (North Andover, Mass.) tally cut the cushion to 11-10 with 7:29 to play in the game, but Georgetown's Peter Cannon netted a goal a minute later for a 12-10 lead and the Hoyas' Rich D'Andrea made two acrobatic saves late in the game to preserve the lead and send the Minutemen to their second straight loss.
Morris led the Minutemen with a career-best five points (1 g, 4 a) and Glenz tallied four points (4 g, 0 a). Georgetown became the second team to outshoot UMass this season, 49-27, and won 18 face-offs to UMass' 8. Bill Schell (Mahopac, N.Y.) made nine saves for UMass in the cage.
Massachusetts will head to perennial power Syracuse next weekend for a 1:00 p.m. game in the Carrier Dome. The game is slated for Saturday, May 1.
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March, in many parts of the northern hemisphere still has a hold of snow and freezing weather over many cities, while other areas enjoy warm weather and bright sunshine. One such place is Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where the First International Celtic Music Festival begins on March 20 for three days of music, sun and beach.
The festival showcases the music and culture that originated in different Celtic regions such as Scotland, Wales, Ireland, French Britainy and Spain, by bringing musicians, artisians and tradespeoplea from these and other countries to perform for the three days.
The preliminary program, which may have changes as the time approaches, is scheduled to begin with a street parade and opening ceremony, from 10 a.m. to noon in the Malecon area beside the seaside and seawall promenades. From 5 p.m. onward different bands will perform around the city until 11 p.m.
On March 21 The Bradigan Irish Dance school will present Irish dancing from 11 a.m. - noon, then starting at 5 p.m. there will be a performance by a Pipe Band, followed by a Celtic musical concert put on by the St Patrick's Battalion Pipes and Drums.
The last day March 22 a free bagpipe concert is scheduled at the Seawall Promenade at 11 a.m. followed by a free Celtic Music concert at noon in the Plaza De Armas. The fun continues from 3:30 - 6 p.m. when the informal competition 'Drumming for Drinks' takes place, then all the bands will perform together for the closing ceremony from 8 - 9 p.m. At 9:30 p.m. there will be a closing party at the Agustin Flores Municipal Stadium.
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Ex-Men: Aston Villa
by Ashley Houghton
We profile three players who've represented both clubs.
Alan Hutton
Glaswegian Alan Hutton started his career with Glasgow Rangers and made over 100 appearances for his boyhood team before joining Tottenham Hotspur in 2008.
After playing just 40 times in his first three years in North London, Hutton joined Sunderland on loan towards the back end of the 2009-10 season.
The Scotland international played 11 games in his three months with the Black Cats.
Hutton then joined Aston Villa, and since the arrival of Paul Lambert he has spent time on loan with Nottingham Forest and Real Mallorca.
Craig Gardner
Sunderland midfielder Craig Gardner started his professional career with Aston Villa after progressing through the youth ranks and making his debut in 2005.
Gardner spent five years with Villa, making 80 appearances, before joining local rivals Birmingham City in 2010.
The 26-year-old spent just one year with the Blues as they were relegated from the Barclays Premier League, though Gardner was their top scorer with ten goals in all competitions.
He joined the Black Cats in the summer of 2011 and has become an instant fans' favourite; he has already bagged 11 goals in his 73 games on Wearside.
Kevin Phillips
Arguably one of the greatest players in the club's history, 'Super Kev' made 235 appearances for Sunderland, scoring 130 goals.
He started his professional career with Watford after an impressive spell with Baldock Town and, after scoring 24 goals for the Hornets, he was snapped up by the Black Cats in 1997.
He spent six years on Wearside, forming a formidable partnership with Niall Quinn, before joining Southampton.
The Saints were relegated in 2005 and Phillips joined Aston Villa, where an injury hit campaign limited his opportunities and he joined Midlands rivals West Bromwich Albion the following campaign.
Phillips has since played for Birmingham, Blackpool and currently Crystal Palace as he has passed the 600-appearance mark in a career spanning over 19 years.


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Is it normal for breastfed babies not to sleep through the night?
Also, it's normal to for babies to wake up at least once if not more at that age. Some sleep through the night then, but most don't.
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This is just my personal opinion from experience and reading other posts, but I think most strictly breasfed babies take longer to sleep through the night. ODS slept through the night at 10 weeks and LO slept through the night at 5 weeks, and by sleep through the night I mean 12 hour stretches. Both were fed BM, but from a bottle. In pumping, I can see my supply and generally everyone's peak milk supply is early in the morning and as you pump throughout the day you gradually produce less. Production is least at night right before bed, generally when babies need enough milk to fill their tummy to sleep a long time without waking up. My thought is that BF babies get less milk during this right before bed feeding and so they wake up at night because they're hungry. By the time they start solids at 4-6 months, this middle of the night wake up is habit, so even if they're now getting enough food to fill their tummy, the habit is ingrained to wake up. I often wonder if BF babies were fed a bottle of BM before bedtime to give them more than mom could produce at that time if they would sleep through the night sooner?
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Camden ~ Nov '08 :: Zander ~ Sep '11 :: Kelso ~ 6/14/14
Yes completely normal.
Here's how I got my baby to sleep through the night
How I potty trained http://totsandkids101.blogspot.com
Completely normal, especially for breastfed babies, one recommendation, that I read that worked for me, was topping up after breastfeeding, with a bottle of expressed milk.
It's normal for 4 month old babies to not sleep through the night. Period. If anyone tells you anything else,they're trying to sell you something. Probably some bad sleep training schedule. But,yes,breastfed babies,especially if you co-sleep with them,will waken a little more frequently. Breastmilk,because it's more natural,doesn't have all the fillers of formula. You just have to be patien. My son is 8 months old and still doesn't STTN. Or self-soothe. You can't force these things onto a baby. If you try,you'll have to deal with the consequences later,when they have sleep problems as a toddler or older child. Trust me. I've seen it happen a hundred times with my relatives.
Your baby actually IS sleeping through the night according to the definition. My youngest did that, and he was exclusively breastfed. My oldest never slept that long until he was over a year old.
There is such a wide range of normal!
that is considered sleeping through the night, although u may feel it is not long enough for you. But even then, many babies wake up to eat at night even if they are fed formula. it is all individual.


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Step aside, "Love Boat." There's a new cruise ship sitcom in town, and this one is aimed at modern-day kids.
On September 26, Disney Channel launched a new show called "The Suite Life on Deck." A spinoff of "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody," the show follows the mischievous twins, their heiress friend and an exasperated hotel manager onboard the cruise ship, S.S. Tilton, where the twins are doing a high school semester at sea program. Although S.S. Tilton does not actually exist, savvy Cruise Critic members point out that the exterior shots of the ships are computer-generated images based on Royal Caribbean's Radiance-class ships -- rather than Disney Cruises' own cruise ships.
The show features a lot of slapstick cruise ship humor, such as people jumping overboard and kids dangling through porthole windows. Some Cruise Critic members expressed concern over the onboard behavior portrayed in the show. DEIx15x8 writes, "I can already tell that this show is going to set a terrible example for kids. People think kids are wild onboard now, this show makes it look 10x worse. They are also trying to make jumping/falling over board cool. Wait till the first kid decides to try that out."
However, just as "The Love Boat" did not spawn a spate of romantic escapades, other Cruise Critic members think it's unlikely "The Suite Life on Deck" will really induce kids to try to jump off a cruise ship. As member hazmatt sagely says, "I watched a lot of cartoons as a kid and can say I never ever dropped an anvil on my brother's head or stuck TNT in his underwear."
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Let's start of with a compliment, shall we? What, you think we're just a bunch of nattering nabobs of negativism, us keyboard tappers? It was nice to see boxing moving another step into the new millenium with the slick presentation at the Nokia Theatre in New York City on Tuesday. Deafening tunage, dry ice, slick use of lighting--there was solid drama to take in for the media and fight fans who came to soak up the pre-fight hype for the May 1st Floyd-Mayweather-Shane Mosley welterweight clash, which will unfold at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Now, back to the regularly scheduled program of nattering negativism...
No, the promotion isn't titled "Better Late Than Never." It's actually labeled Mayweather vs. Mosley: Who R U Picking," which isn't bad, from my viewpoint, because it encourages people to debate the match, and it has a current vibe to it, with the "texting" type language nudging folks to go online to weigh in, and fire a prediction for the welterweight scrap. But the primary cloud which hangs over the promotion--and there are a few, as Team Mayweather opened up a Pandora's box of PED-use-in-boxing with their campaign to sully Manny Pacquiao as a user of illegal performance enhancing chemicals--is the fact that the bout is unfolding about five years later than I'd like.
That's not to say it won't be a solid tussle to take in, probably worth much of the $55 minus beer company rebate PPV cost. But Mosley is 38 years old, and if and when Mayweather beats him, the natural reaction on the part of fans and media alike will be: so what, Mayweather beat a sub-prime Mosley.
But it is entirely possible that we see Great Shane, not So-So Shane, or Subpar Shane, as we have in recent years, on May 1. One presumes he'll train his tail off for this beef, which it goes without saying will elevate his legacy immeasurably if he manages to be the first man to defeat 40-0 Floyd. Legacy aside, one also assumes that he'll come in with an extra edge of surliness, after hearing Mayweather bust on him for being an admitted PED user, as he did on Tuesday in NYC.
Nope, the Pandora/PED stench did indeed make a touchdown at Nokia. Interestingly, the 46-5 Mosley himself removed some of the sting of the smackdown when he broached the matter himself, before Mayweather could go there.
"After this fight no one gonna say it's the CLEAR...it's gonna be CLEAR when Floyd takes that ass whupping I'm about to give him," Mosley said during his time at the mike, alluding to the potion concocted by Victor Conte which the fighter says he ingested without knowing its illicit nature.
Surliness was indeed on display during the staredown, as the fighters jawed at each other, and then engaged in some shoving. Laughter ensued when Mayweather's right hand man Leonard Ellerbe came rushing to the scrum, slipped, and fell hard on his rump.
The chuckles dissipated as Golden Boy's Richard Schaefer threw down a gauntlet when he promised that the fight, which he referred to as "one of the best showdowns, fights ever in the history of boxing," would break PPV records. "Three million homes is what I anticipate," said Schaefer, a bold guesstimate considering the De La Hoya-Mayweather fight on May 5, 2007 holds the PPV buys record, at 2.7 million. Ellerbe too said the event will "break all kinds of records." We were reminded that this is the seventh PPV Floyd will take part in, and that the last six have accrued 5.5 million buys and over $290 million in revenue.
Oscar De La Hoya, looking summertime trim, said that he foresees a knockout for his Golden Boy partner Mosley..."and it ain't gonna be pretty."
During his time at the mike, the 33-year-old Mayweather exhibited mostly his sweeter side, giving a shoutout to God, his children, and his mom. But he did refer to Mosley's admitted use of "enhancement" supplements, and said that he wanted to show the world that "my sport is clean.
"I can't say how many fights he's had in the past...(that he was) using enhancement drugs," Floyd said, drawing a slight frown but no verbal counter from Mosley.
Floyd did lob a grenade at Pacquiao, saying he never "knew a man that didn't want to take a $25 million drug test."
Floyd admitted that the keyboard tappers will likely bring up Mosley's age if he takes down the California hitter. "There's always an excuse," he said, showing the defensive side of his personality.
Guy has a point. If he beats Pacquiao, Manny will get slack cut to him because of his (lack of) size.
The takeaway: I see this as a tasty, but not magnificent entree. Floyd's the wiliest boxer in the game today; he'll do what needs to be done, and eschew excessive risk, and use his feet more than usual, to snag a decision win by a margin of three points or so. I'll be quite curious to see the PPV buy numbers. I'm guessing the 2.7 mark won't be erased, but then again, I'm sure that Schaefer's polling shows it will.
SPEEDBAG Sat next to NYC institution Jimmy Glenn at presser and chatted as we waited for the show to kick off. The trainer told me he likes Mosley in this one, surprising me. Then he reminded me that he works for Mosley, and will be his cutman on fight night. That said, we can't toss out his take because he's not purely objective. Jimmy's main point, when I pointed out that Mosley has been hit and miss for a few years, is that there is no way he'll look past Mayweather. Maybe, Jimmy implied, in the past he's overlooked some guys, like Ricardo Mayorga, and thus made his night harder than it's had to be. "Some guys you underestimate. He ain't gonna underestimate this guy. Mosley is strong, and determined," he said. "They are equals, but Mosley is maybe a little better."
And Manny fans shouldn't read this one...Jimmy, when asked how he assessed Mayweather-Pacquiao, said: "I thought he'd beat Manny to death. Pacquaio is a built up welterweight. Mosley is a solid welterweight." Glenn said that he sees Pacman-Clottey as "a good fight. I give Clottey a chance, because of his strength."
The wait dragged on for the event to kick off, so I had time to pick Glenn's brain for awhile. He admitted that he's not keen on seeing Hopkins-Jones II. "They shouldn't even be having it," he said. "They should have enough money to live their life." And Glenn's take overlaps with mine, and seemingly, most of TSS. "Roy's chin ain't there."
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so cute. I can't believe no baby yet, soon I hope. Neither of my babies wanted to come out either. Induced both times, ugh.ReplyDelete
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Allez les Bleus! French midfielder Samir Nasri has won your vote as Etihad Player of the Month for March after a thrilling sprint finish with fans' favourite Micah Richards.
Samir, so influential in the 2-1 win over Chelsea in particular, topped the poll in the end, with Micah coming in second and February winner Sergio Aguero filling the third spot.
Kane Stanley, 13, from Heaton Moor, Stockport, is the lucky City fan drawn at random from the Nasri voters and he will be presenting Samir with his award at Carrington.


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The discovery that our thoughts can change the structure and function of our brains-even into old age-is the most important breakthrough in neuroscience in four centuries. In this revolutionary look at the brain, bestselling author, psychiatrist, and psychoanalyst Norman Doidge, M.D., introduces both the brilliant scientists championing this new science of neuroplasticity and the astonishing progress of the people whose lives they've transformed. Introducing principles we can all use as well as a riveting collection of case histories-stroke patients cured, a woman with half a brain that rewired itself to work as a whole, learning and emotional disorders overcome, IQs raised, and aging brains rejuvenated-The Brain That Changes Itself has "implications for all human beings, not to mention human culture, human learning and human history" (The New York Times). Book jacket.
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|Brain Lock Unlocked: Using Plasticity to Stop Worries, Obsessions, Compulsions, and Bad Habits
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|Pain: The Dark Side of Plasticity
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|Imagination: How Thinking Makes It So
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|Turning Our Ghosts into Ancestors: Psychoanalysis as a Neuroplastic Therapy
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|Rejuvenation: The Discovery of the Neuronal Stem Cell and Lessons for Preserving Our Brains
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|More than the Sum of Her Parts: A Woman Shows Us How Radically Plastic the Brain Can Be
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|The Culturally Modified Brain
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|Plasticity and the Idea of Progress
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|Notes and References
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|p. 409
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October 21, 1853
Dear Sir,—After your generous procedure, you may believe me I am quite unwilling to trouble you further on the subject of our late correspondence. But it is perhaps proper for me to certify, in case it should not be already known, that Mr. Martin Senior's remonstrance with his tenant here, which I accept as a mark of extreme kindness to me, has for the present produced no good effect, but the reverse.
Before that most obliging interference some of my people (by aid of a sovereign, half-paid, half-promised for the year) had bargained with some of this man's, that the noisy part of his livestock should be kept within doors till the hours of sleep were passed, a promise which had been in part observed till then, and the observance of which, tho' imperfect, was a considerable relief to us. But now, ever since his rebuke, the poor man's self-will has been set on fire, his promise, he, like a proud Napoleon of the Washingtub indignantly revokes; his cocks crow at discretion, his etc., etc.—and the results are quite other than friendly on our side of the wall!
Forgive me for troubling you with this poor fact and suffer me to add the corollary to it. If this poor man—to whom I should regret extremely to do the least injury, for I believe him to be really an industrious, harmless creature, and his angry obstinacy against me in this matter is not inhuman, but only blind and utterly ignorant—if I say, he is not yet legally warned to quit Mr. Martin's premises at the next term, then I would respectfully propose that your Father's Agent should (instead of warning) endeavour to ascertain from him what the complete annual value of his poultry is to him, how much abatement of rent he would require for altogether giving up poultry and macaws, etc. Money was never paid more readily than I will pay this sum for immediate deliverance; certainly money, by me, was never paid which brought in such a return of value, tenfold and hundredfold!
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In a CNN interview this morning, Member of Parliament, Sir Edward Garnier affixed a label to the Islamic State terrorists who are committed to using beheadings to shock the world. It is "psychopathic tyrants". The first observation is that "tyrants" in this instance is plural. There is an ISIS (Islamic State) leader, but it is joined by a number of like kind individuals followed by a collection of psychopathic and tyrannical terrorists. From where do they derive their power? On what is their ideology founded?
To understand the psychology of tyrants, consider the authority, Alfred Jones, Ph.D. See the reference at the link.
'Virtuousness and social conscientiousness'
In addressing the application of the term to members of a movement like the Islamic State, one must address them as a sick community.
Islamic State derives its virtue from interpretation of Sunni Islam. Sunni Islam sets forth principles of what is right and wrong. Social conscientiousness is the application of those rules among members of that community.
This is not to be confused with Karl Marx definition of social consciousness that is human beings entering productive, economic relationships.
"Empathy is the hallmark for behavior."
According to Jones the trouble begins between mother and child. If the process of developing personal identity is stressed, the child may become sociopathic. Think about all of those mothers giving birth in the Sunni Islamic world.
- War torn
- Ideology biased against women
- Grossly unstable
- Ideology terribly unfair and unforgiving
- Hate filled environment
- Environmental unsustainability
All of these factors produce a community of horribly dysfunctional men whose religious ideology only serves to make matters more extreme and worse. They say that they believe in their God, yet it is hard to imagine that their God created all things on earth to be destroyed by lawless men who are committing violent acts against humanity in the name of a superior being.
The Islamic State members are suffering from an acute lack of social nurturing. Blame it on their mothers, I guess.
"The Psychology of Tyrants
Posted by: Alfred Jones in Alfred Jones, Ph.D October 28, 2011
Getting to the crux of the matter, will enable us to proceed to a specific description of those individuals in history who have turned their world upside down in so far as the tyrants suffers from reality blindness. There is a psychological diagnostic classification called a psychopathic personality disorder now more correctly called a sociopathic personality. This presents a distinction between those who have a destructive component in their make up in and of itself and those with a total inability to relate to their world. Primitive man survived because of his ability to communicate on a positive level and have a firm understanding of the need for empathy. With time, this was lost and the entire human race suffered.
Some tyrants have a "character disorder" and it is a diagnostic classification of a lesser pathological severity. It is associated with the difficulty a person has on many levels of interpersonal relationships.
A good definition is "The term character generally refers to the extent of one's virtuousness and social conscientiousness." Can we expect a person to see life through the eyes of others? Can we expect fair play, honesty, reliability and compassion? If we cannot, then we are dealing with a person who is totally absorbed in their individual needs and will set out to satisfy these needs regardless of the cost.
If, in primitive societies, empathy had not been the hallmark for behavior, the human race would have died out.
What causes, or sets in motion, the behavior seen in the psychopathic or sociopathic individual? There is a theory which makes sense. The mother and prenatal form a single unity lasting for nine months. Both the physical and emotional need satisfactions are provided for automatically. At the time of birth, the infant is discharged from a warm and nurturing environment. It now has the task of the understanding the concept of "you – the mother" and "me" a newly created entity who must learn to provide for itself as best it can. This can be a very slow process and it is vital that the mother or care giver understand this and enables this new learning experience for the new born to be as psychologically painless as possible. It can take many months for the infant to begin to feel safe and secure in this totally new environment of life outside the womb."


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Can anyone become a saint? If so, are there qualifications? And if there are what criterion qualifies one to be a saint? Can someone make another person a saint? Does someone have to be dead to be a saint? Does a saint have to do something special or unique? Does someone have to perform a miracle in order to be declared a saint?
Is there somewhere we can go to find out the answers to these questions? Since the word 'saints' has to do with Christians shouldn't God have something to say about who are saints? There are 92 verses in the bible that refer to saints!
Let's read what a few of them have to say.
"Sing praise to the LORD, You saints of His, And give thanks at the remembrance of His holy name" (Psalms 30:4).
*They have to be alive in order to give praise to God! Certainly there are dead saints but they were saints before they died.
"Precious in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His saints" (Psalms 116:15).
After Christ's resurrection many bodies of the saints arose from their graves! "And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised; and coming out of the graves after His resurrection, they went into the holy city and appeared to many" (Matthew 27:52). These were saints that had died and were known by those who lived at that time, otherwise no one would have recognized them.
Paul started his epistle to the Romans with, "To all that be in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints…" (Romans 1:7). From this Scripture it plainly says in order to be a saint, we have to be called of God! (Emphasis mine throughout)
"For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable" (Romans 11:29).
"For you see your calling, brethren, that not many wise according to the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called" (1Corinthians 1:26).
So God is telling us that we don't have to be mighty or noble to be a saint, just called of God!
"The eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that you may know what is the hope of His calling, what are the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints," (Ephesians 1:18).
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College Hockey:Women's picks: November 4
Although I didn't get the Harvard-Clarkson pick right, I was happy to get the Minnesota-Bemidji State split right. On the weekend, I went 9-2-2 (.769), improving to 35-13-8 (.696) on the season, while Arlan went 8-3-2 (.692), improving to 33-15-8 (.660). There's one huge series this weekend, the battle of Minnesota, as well as the battle of New Hampshire between Dartmouth and UNH. Let's see how we can do this week.
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North Dakota at St. Cloud State
Candace: North Dakota hasn't quite made the leap I thought they would this season, as shown by only getting one point last weekend in Duluth, though there is still time. However, though St. Cloud is improving, they aren't there yet. North Dakota 5-2, 4-1
Arlan: The Sioux will find the big ice in St. Cloud more to their liking than the sheet in Madison. North Dakota 4-2, 6-0
Minnesota-Duluth at Minnesota
Candace: This series is a toss up for me. Theoretically, home ice should help the Gophers, as will the goaltending of Noora Räty. However, the Bulldogs looked impressive in dominating North Dakota last Friday, and I think the Wisconsin series helped the young team's development. I think it's probably a split, but who knows which game either wins. Minnesota 2-1, Minnesota-Duluth 3-2
Arlan: Rankings mean little when these sister schools meet. Minnesota 4-2, UMD 2-1
Wisconsin at Ohio State
Candace: In our debut feature discussion this week, I questioned whether anybody can stop Wisconsin. Someone will probably beat them, but it won't be Ohio State. Wisconsin 4-1, 4-1
Arlan: Natalie Spooner's Hockey Canada absences seem to come at the worst times for the Buckeyes. Wisconsin 3-2, 6-1
Bemidji State at Minnesota State
Candace: This is the type of series the Beavers need to sweep to establish themselves as an upper-echelon team. Which, of course, means they'll probably split, but I'll go with Bemidji and the goaltending of Zuzana Tomcikova in two close games. Bemidji State 2-1, 2-1
Arlan: Crucial league points for the Beavers in Mankato. Bemidji State 1-0, 3-1
Northeastern vs. Connecticut
Candace: An interesting Hockey East home-and-home, and really the first big test for Northeastern. I could see Connecticut getting a win, but for now, I'll go with Kendall Coyne and Northeastern. Northeastern 3-1, 4-1
Arlan: UConn has won only once in 10 outings, so I'll go with the Huntington breed of Husky. Northeastern 4-1, 2-1
Friday, November 4
Yale at Quinnipiac
Candace: I think this is the game where the Bobcats may finally get a little confidence. Quinnipiac 4-1
Arlan: How does one say "long year" in Yale-ish? Quinnipiac 5-1
Saturday-Sunday, November 5-6
Maine at Providence
Candace: Maine played a great game to upset Boston College last Sunday, but they've historically then fallen flat in their next series. Providence 2-1, 3-1
Arlan: Is Tuesday an indication that PC has found something, or just that Yale is still looking? Providence 3-2, Maine 4-3
Saturday November 5
Boston College at Boston University
Candace: The Eagles have been mercurial, and the Terriers just beat them at Chestnut Hill Wednesday. Which means BC bounces back. Boston College 3-2
Arlan: BC has the better record, but BU has played the tougher schedule. BU 4-2
Sunday, November 6
New Hampshire at Dartmouth
Candace: The Big Green has already lost to one Hockey East squad, but I don't think the Wildcats are quite strong enough to duplicate it. Dartmouth 3-1
Arlan: It will be interesting to see which direction UNH goes coming off of a bye. Dartmouth 2-1
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CHICAGO – UIC Head Baseball Coach Mike Dee finalized the Flames' 2015 roster with signing of three players on Tuesday afternoon. Noah Masa (RHP, 5-8, 170), Danny Riley (C, 5-11, 195) and Connor Ryan (RHP, 6-1, 175) join fellow newcomers Trevor Lane, Jake Dahlberg, Connor Rolain, Rob Calabrese and Austin Batka to make up the 2015 recruiting class.
"We are very excited about all three of these players," said Dee. "Noah, Danny and Connor complete a very talented newcomer class that will no doubt help improve our ball club."
Masa (Homer Glen, Ill./Lockport) joins UIC following his senior year in which he went 5-4 with an ERA of 2.17. The right-hander posted 72 strike outs and allowed just 37 hits across 61.1 innings. Ryan was named All-Conference (Southwest Suburban) and was All-Area Honorable Mention this past season.
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