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Missing pregnant woman Carly Scott's ex-boyfriend Steven Capobianco, who is reportedly the father of her five-month-old unborn baby, failed a polygraph test. In an interview in Maui, he commented openly that he is likely considered to be a prime suspect in the disappearance of pregnant Carly Scott. "I mean, it's undeniable that I'm probably the prime suspect, so they're not going to tell me any details." According to an updated Hawaii News Now report on Feb. 15, 2014, "more items, possibly belonging to Charlie Scott, were found Friday in a remote area off the Hana Highway."
"Police found the new items but wouldn't provide details of what those items were."
The remote area off the Hana Highway in Maui is the same area where police had found clothes of the missing pregnant woman on Thursday night.
The search for Carly Scott, whose name is also spelled as "Charlie Scott" or "Charli Scott" by Hawaii News Now, resumed on Saturday morning at 8 a.m.
Almost one week ago, on Sunday night, 27-year-old Carly Scott left her home in Makawao with her dog Nala to drive to Hana to help her ex-boyfriend Steven. In his interview, Steven Capobianco described Sunday night's events:
"Sunday night? She picked me up from my house at 8:30, drove out to my truck that I got stuck in Keanae and she dropped me off at my truck -- it took me about 10 minutes to fix my truck, 'cause I had extra light tools with me at that time. And then we came back to Haiku. And I'm pretty sure I saw her lights in my rearview the entire time. I'm absolutely certain I saw her headlights in my rearview mirror until I got to Twin Falls and then I started speeding up 'cause I drive a little faster than she does."
According to Steven Capobianco's account, he sped up ahead so that in case his truck would break down again, "she would pull up behind me."
Once Steven got to the area around Twin Falls, however, he stopped seeing Carly Scott's headlights and continued to drive home.
When asked why he didn't pay any further attention to Carly after he had lost sight of her, Steven answered, "I actually didn't think to do that until the next morning. I sent her a text that said, 'Thank you' but I figured she was working, that's why she didn't get back to me right away and it wasn't until the cops showed up at my house at 5:30 in the morning the next day that I realized something was wrong."
Even though the ex-boyfriend says that he failed a polygraph test in regard to Carly Scott's disappearance, the fact that he is not in handcuffs makes him believe that the police were just trying a tactic on him.
On Monday morning, Carly Scott's dog Nala was found entirely unharmed in Nahiku. On Wednesday, her 1997 Toyota 4Runner was found "completely gutted by fire" near the world-famous Jaws big-wave surfing spot in Haiku's Peahi area.
The missing pregnant woman's ex-boyfriend said in his interview that "Peahi is a pretty bad notorious area for people who steal cars to go and ditch them." In regard to what he wanted viewers to know, Steven Capobianco answered, "I mean, I don't really care what they know. I just want Charli to be found."
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Forecast discussion: High pressure over South Carolina kept dry weather over Providence on Saturday. However, Southern New England will be seeing three weather systems pass through the area this week. Two of the three will be minor systems, but Wednesday will see a major storm.
For tonight, we will be seeing cloudy conditions, as a low pressure system in the eastern Great Lakes slowly moves towards the area. By Sunday morning, there will be some isolated showers over the state, but the majority of the precipitation will move off to our north and west. Thanks to the warmer air over the area, high temperatures will reach 50 degrees in some parts of Rhode Island.
As we go into Sunday night, the cold front no over the Ohio River Valley will be passing through the area. Moisture will be picked up off the Atlantic, and the state will see some snow showers by the early afternoon. The front will move offshore by Monday evening, and skies will be partly cloudy. Also, colder air from Canada will move back over New England, as high temperatures on Monday only reach the middle 30's.
The strongest low pressure system is slowly forming over western Texas at the moment. The low will follow the cold front, and will gain upper level dynamics and moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. The computer models continue to agree on the low's general track. But, the models continue to disagree on the precipitation type as it moves over the state. Right now, the models agree it will start off as light to moderate snow right at midnight. We could see 2-4 inches before the precipitation changes over to freezing rain and/or sleet. By the mid to late morning, the precipitation will change to plain rain. The rain could be heavy at times, especially during the mid-afternoon hours. As the cold front passes through, colder air will return. The precipitation will then change back to a snow/freezing rain mix before changing back to snow showers. All precipitation will end by midnight.
For the rest of the week, a strong high pressure system will remain over the Northeast U.S. Temperatures will slowly rise from the middle to upper 20's on Thursday to the middle 30's next Saturday. However, overnight lows will be cold, with lows in the lower teens on Thursday, but slowly rising to the upper teens to lower 20's by next Saturday.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Mostly cloudy with possible fog after 2 a.m. and a low of 35.
Sunday: Isolated showers through the morning; otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies. We will see a high of 49 with west-northwest winds of 7-10 mph.
Sunday night: Cloudy skies with scattered rain showers before midnight, then changing to snow showers. It will be colder with the low falling to 30 and north-northwest winds of 5-8 mph.
Monday: Flurries for inland areas, with light snow showers for the south coast, during the morning. Light snow moves in for the early afternoon everywhere. Snow showers end by the end of the evening commute. An inch of snow is possible. We will see a high of 36.
Monday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 25.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 36.
Tuesday night: Moderate snow by midnight, with 2-4 inches possible. Snow changes to freezing rain by 5 a.m. We will see a low of 28.
Extended Forecast:
Wednesday: Freezing rain changing over to rain by mid-morning. Rain could be heavy at times. Precipitation becomes light snow showers by 7 p.m. before ending by midnight. Highs 35-38, lows 19-22.
Thursday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 26-29, lows 12-15.
Friday: Mostly sunny. Highs 27-30, lows 15-18.
Saturday: Partly sunny. Highs 32-35, lows 18-21.

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Homecoming November 30-December 5
CSUSM welcomes alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff and the community to celebrate Homecoming Week: November 30-December 5, 2015. Homecoming is a time-honored tradition that brings Cougars back to campus to reconnect with alumni and celebrate the spirit, innovation and uniqueness of CSUSM.
Use the hashtag #CSUSMhomecoming to join the social conversation about Homecoming 2015.
Be sure to reserve your CSUSM Basketball Game ticket early before they sell out! See below for more details on all the events or get your ticket today!
Schedule of events
Spirit Pep Rally
Tuesday, Dec. 1
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
USU Amphitheatre
Who's Invited: Students, Alumni, Employees, Families, Community
Calling all Cougars! Join CSUSM Athletics and the University Student Union Activities Board (USUAB) for a spirited pep rally to kick off Homecoming Week and celebrate our basketball teams. Come meet CSUSM's coaches and student-athletes, and join the fun with spirit give-aways, a live DJ and more! Participants will have the chance to win spirited swag. Don't miss out on this fun and interactive event!
Thursday, Dec 3
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Kellogg Plaza
Who's Invited: Students
Featuring carnival games, a free photo booth, live DJ, a rock wall, dunk tank and lots of prizes and Cougar swag for students, CougarFest is one of CSUSM's most popular Homecoming traditions.
Event-goers will have the opportunity to collect tickets from each carnival booth redeemable for cool prizes including gift cards and CSUSM Cougar gear (prizes are limited; first come, first serve). Join us for all the fun that will help you get through the rest of the semester!
Alumni Employee Luncheon
Friday, Dec. 4
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
USU Rooftop Patio
Who's Invited: Faculty & Staff who are CSUSM Alumni
The CSUSM Alumni Association invites employees (faculty and staff) who graduated from CSUSM to join President Haynes for a special lunch with their fellow alumni who are all affectionately referred to as CSUSM²: Educated Here, Employed Here.
If you did not receive an email invitation, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
The Ball (Formerly Masquerade Ball)
Friday, Dec 4
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
CSUSM Lot N
Who's Invited: Students and their guests
The secret is out…The Ball (formerly Masquerade Ball) returns to campus this year! Join us in our secret garden for a night of dancing and fun, including a ferris wheel ride under the stars. Come make memories throughout the night!
Students Tickets on sale NOW
$10 for CSUSM Students; $20 for Guests/Non-CSUSM
Purchase Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:00pm in the ASI Office (USU-3700)
Homecoming Games
Saturday, Dec 5
5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Mira Costa College
Who's Invited: Students, Alumni, Employees, Families, Community
Join us for our 25th Anniversary Homecoming celebration - a men's and women's basketball double header at Mira Costa College! Spirit buses will be provided for students who pre-register for transportation and will include a boxed meal and additional giveaways.
Tickets are required. Buy your ticket now! (One ticket is sold for both games. We expect to sell out so reserve your ticket early.)
Spirit Buses Load at CSUSM (ticket needed) – 4:30 p.m.
Women's Game time begins at Mira Costa (ticket needed) – 5:30 p.m.
Men's Game time begins at Mira Costa (ticket needed) – 7:30 p.m.
Spirit Buses return to CSUSM – Approx. 10 p.m.


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Need to start fresh with J3
I have a J3 which has a lot of spurious playlists (from WinAmp? from gremlins? Sunspots? ) that show on the menu, but that I cannot find to erase when I connect (MSC mode) to my computer. I want to start over fresh, so...
How do I reset the J3 to the original factory condition and erase ALL the files other than the original factory stock ones?
Sorry for the cross-posting, but I only have today to work on this, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Download the "SD Association 3.1 Formatter Utility".
It formats flash memory such as the internal storage of the J3, as well as an external microSDHC card (either while already inserted into the J3, or instead while in an external SD card reader).
It does not "ruin" anything, but simply performs the FORMAT function (same as from Windows) on the drive letters assigned to internal/external storage of the J3.
All of storage is erased, including the Cowon system folders and files. Not to worry.
Just run the program pointing to internal and/or external storage using the program default options, and you're done. When you then "safely remove hardware" and disconnect the USB cable and then re-boot the J3, the firmware of the J3 will recognize the freshly formatted empty state of things and will recreate all default folders and files as required.
That will restore your J3 to absolute "factory" condition, with ZERO of your files on it and ZERO Cowon-provided "demonstration" files.
You can then start over.
An alternative equivalent utility (which is also usable if you should buy a 64GB microSDXC card for your J3) is GUIFormat. It is the only program which seems to work with these 64GB cards, although you need to have the card removed from the J3 and inserted into an external SDXC-capable card reader.
I downloaded the SD 3.1 Formatter, but I'm a little confused about formatting internal vs external memory. I don't see any options where I would select one and then the other: testform.jpg
Also, I'm supposed to leave those default options selected like in the screencap? Thanks for any info!
If the card isn't in the player it won't be available as an option. If the card is in the player you can select it instead of the internal memory using the drop down menu next to the Drive: button.
I'd just leave everything on the default settings. The default settings erases the memory and leaves it optimized. I have used the other options to see if there were any differences. It took a lot longer and the results were the same.
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Fastpacking the Pacific Crest Trail
Patagonia Customer Service Rep, Adam Bradley, aka "krudmeister," aka "El Monstro" has been taking some time off this summer to do a little hiking along the Pacific Crest Trail. Before he left, we'd asked him if he wouldn't mind sending updates. His reply: "Well, I guess, but I don't know how much of a story there is to tell you. The trail's the story. When it comes down to it, I'm just a guy out walking in the woods."
This is all well and true, and many a person has hiked the PCT. But he left out a small detail: how FAST he's walking through those woods. He's been on the trail now for a little over a month and recently sent word about his progress. 45 days, 18 hours, 27 minutes, and 45 seconds to be exact. Most folks take somewhere between 150 – 180 days to cover the PCT's 2650 miles, so by day 45 they might find themselves somewhere around, say, Agua Dulce, CA – still quite a hump from the southern tip of the 400+ mile-long Sierra Nevada. So we had to double-check to make sure we heard The Mighty Krud correctly. He'd just told us the Sierra Nevada were a memory at this point, and he was entering Oregon with 1720 miles already behind him.
Here's some excerpts from the trail journal he's been keeping of this year's hike:
This year is different than last year for me . . . I have actually trained for this. . . .[but] training aside, I don't think there is really anything that can prep oneself for being on your feet 14hrs a day for 65 days. Of course I am referring to the mental aspect of the walk, which is about 90% of it. The up side is that I have done it before, so unlike last year there isn't the unknown factor. I also understand the pace of the first 35 days. But the first 700 miles of the PCT in my opinion are grim. I couldn't ever walk that section again if I didn't have a goal like this to spur me on.
Hit the jump for more excerpts, or click here to check out them out in their entirety:
[Top, Adam Bradley (aka krudmeister) on his way through the dry lands of Southern California. Bottom, food for the soul at the end of a long day on the trail. Photos: Adam Bradley]
The reasons I choose to walk fast are these: 1. It allows me to confront my inner demons. 2. I like the simplicity of the walk and the goal oriented structure of my daily life on a journey like this. 3. I like seeing what I can push myself to do. I had no idea what I was capable of. 4. I believe I actually experience the trail more. 5. I get to spend a lot of time working on focusing my attention. So after todays post there will not be any other mention of speed records, etc. It will be my travelogue nothing more. . . . In my opinion there would be [no speed records] if it wasn't for the trails. So in all honesty I think the story is more about the trail not the record. Without the PCT there would be no PCT speed records to speak of. How does a trail like the PCT come into being? By thousands of hours annually of volunteers time, sweat, and dedication. It isn't something that came into being by a act of congress alone. Last year I gave thanks to all the trail angels who stock water caches, get hikers out to begin their walks, maintain sections of the trail... It is no small feat and I am thankful for their hard work.
We are also fortunate enough to live in a country where we have long distance trails. . . . I am very fortunate to live as a person of relative wealth (in a global sense) in a country filled with long distance trails.
One last comment on the style of my trip. In the past there has been a lot of confusion as to what "unsupported" means. It will mean different things to different hikers. To me it means no outside support which would enhance how fast a hiker covers miles. That would mean no slackpacking (giving your pack to someone else so you may hike without one), no trail magic that I have arranged, and most importantly every resupply must be walked to. No hitching. That way my feet never leave the earth.
I will make use of water caches and trail magic that is on trail for all hikers, but none that I have pre arranged. Anything I can walk to that any other hiker can walk to is acceptable in town. I make this clear for anyone else who would like to attempt a similar endeavor, I don't want there to be any confusion on style. This also means that every step of the PCT must be walked to set a record. Not a record shy 20 miles of trail, or hundreds for that matter.
All that being said though, there is no record that sums up my experience. There is no plaque that can confer what I have learned. I walk for myself. So that is about all I have on that. I would like to note that every day on trail when I get up and go in the AM I bow my head in prayer to the south, then to the north. I feel a deep reverence for the trail and I believe the trail has teachings to impart to those willing to pay attention. I also feel when I do this that I am bowing to all the others on trail who are walking it too. I think we are a different breed from folks who don't walk the long walks. We have chosen to spend our summers living simply, by wise old streams. We have chosen to listen to songs of birds and sleep with our backs against the earth. This is a community I am proud to be a part of.
[After hundreds of miles of mountains, forests, and wild vistas, the starts to see urban images with a different significance. Above, a sign warns of one of the more unpleasant consequences of careless hiking on the PCT. Bottom, what could each of these folks be thinking about each other? krudmeister & company pull out of Agua Dulce. Photos: Adam Bradley]
ED NOTE: Our deepest apologies to krudmeister, as we've just been informed that he completed the California section of the PCT in 42 days, 18 hours, 27 minutes, and 45 seconds - three days faster than the time indicated above.


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Olga Graf of Russia was not expected to medal in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, but she did end up snagging a bronze medal in the women's 3,000-meter speedskating race on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014. In her unexpected excitement, she almost ended up having a wardrobe malfunction while she celebrated.
Once she finished in third, her celebration turned almost very embarrassing.
Upon her time of four minutes and 3.47 seconds flashing on the board, she realized she had a personal best and threw her arms into the air for her warm-down lap. She also unzipped her skin-tight suit down to her bellybutton.
SEE: 10 worst crashes and falls of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi so far
The only problem is that she didn't remember that she wasn't wearing anything underneath.
"I totally forgot," Graf said sheepishly through a translator. "We have very good suits and they are very tight. ... You just want to breathe and you want to take off your suit."
Upon realizing her little Olympic error, she zipped up her suit very quickly and got an embarrassed smile on her face.
"Only afterward," she said, "did I realize that maybe this video will appear on YouTube. But I don't think it will be so bad."
The unexpected medal was one that made the host country very pleased and a whole number of others. Russian President Vladimir Putin even said that Graf "brought an unforgettable moment of triumph and utter joy to millions of fans by taking the first medal for our team."
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Skip to comments.[Wis. Catholic] Hospitals can't deny admitting privileges to abortion doctors, AG says
Posted on 08/07/2013 7:15:38 AM PDT by markomalley
Plans by three Catholic hospital systems in Wisconsin to deny admitting privileges to doctors who perform abortions would "be in active violation of federal law," Attorney General J. B. Van Hollen's Department of Justice said in a court filing last week.
Federal law "provides that hospitals accepting federal funds may not discriminate against a physician because that physician has participated in or refused to participate in abortions," the state Justice Department said in its filing in federal court.
According to experts on federal law, if doctors can prove they were not granted privileges specifically because they perform the procedure, the hospital systems Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, Columbia St. Mary's Health System and Hospital Sisters Health System could lose federal dollars in the form of research and public health grants.
Doctors who perform abortions would be required to obtain privileges at hospitals within 30 miles of their clinics under a new law that has been blocked until at least November by a federal judge. Seven doctors who provide abortions in the state lack privileges, and at least four are applying for them at religiously affiliated hospitals, according to their employer, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin.
The hospitals said they would not grant privileges to abortion providers, following confusion over their stance in federal court. In the abortion providers' challenge to the law, their attorneys said the privileges requirement would be especially difficult to meet because a large proportion of Wisconsin hospitals are religiously affiliated and opposed to abortion.
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Not just "research grants"....think MediCare and MediCaid.
Since when does a payer determine what services a company provides? It's like going to a steak house and demanding tofu. You want tofu, fine, go somewhere else, we don't sell it.
Accepting federal money is the rope by which it hangs public schools, construction, religious hospitals - even entire states. I think churches, too, are going to have to jettison their tax exempt status if they want to continue their theological independence.
The tentacles of the federal government are long and strong once we accept the money. States, businesses, and churches need to cut their monetary ties to the feds.
" ...think MediCare and MediCaid."
Or Tricare or Champva.
And, once Obamacare kicks in, would not that include all "Exchange" insurance, too? (because of the federal "affordable premium credit" subsidies that will be pumped into them)
Would hospitals be permitted to deny admitting privileges to doctors who are murderers? If the answer is "yes" then, in the eyes of Catholics, Orthodox Jews and Evangelical Christians, (and others) there is no difference.
re: "Not just "research grants"....think MediCare and MediCaid."
Good point. Can a hospital or doctor refuse to take medicare or medicaid?
there's the kicker huh?
Will they close down then?
I've been advocating that for years, especially in the church where I'm a member.
Pissing against the wind my friend.
THAT's why you want the federal government out of EVERYTHING
First they give you money, then they threaten to take it away if you dont do what they say.
Its a mob protection racket on steroids
"Not just "research grants"....think MediCare and MediCaid."
One could argue that Medicare is not government money. That money belongs to those who paid in to it.
And Medicaid is a welfare program but since it is run by the individual states, it would fall under state law.
Then, nothing to worry about.
re: " I've been advocating that for years, especially in the church where I'm a member. Pissing against the wind my friend."
Well, yes and no. We all know that churches are going to be hit with lawsuits regarding not allowing same-sex marriages to be performed in their facilities, or even renting out church facilities to such "couples". In fact, I think there is already a lawsuit regarding the former.
True Christian churches and pastors/priests are very soon going to have to make a choice: "Serve God or money". I cringe at the thought of how many churches and church leaders will go with the money.
However, in my circles, there are several Baptist pastors who are already discussing this possibility and that they are going to let the 501c go if it comes to that. I know these men and I believe them. Many churches are going to lose their buildings and property because of having to pay taxes on that property because they just will not have the money to pay the taxes and pay for building upkeep, ministerial salaries, mission projects, study materials, etc.
I guess we'll have to do what the church has always done - go underground when under persecution. It's been that way since the beginning and is still that way right now in many places in the world.
But, as Jesus said, "the world hates you because it hates Me, but, be of good cheer, for I have overcome the world."
Also keep an eye open for young christian teenage women being required to do the community service in abortion clinics.......
One thing the left knows without a doubt, conservatives are cowards and will do absolutely nothing to stop what is going on, all you hear is outrage, I said outrage at what is happening.
Let me tell you what Indira Ghandi said when a company that was being financed by the government refused to do what the government directed; "IF I'M FEEDING THE BIRD, THAT BIRD IS GOING TO SING MY SONG". This is what happens when any company takes "GOVERNMENT" money. You cannot choose which rule you will obey and which ones you will not. Who did they think they are, OBAMA? Only Obama can pick and choose which law or rule he will follow and which ones he will not. You cannot make a deal with "EVIL", anytime and any place. "EVIL" will always win. They have 2 choices,these Catholic hospitals, either not take government money, and live by their own rules, or take government money and do as the government directed.
Why follow Ghandi?
Easy solution.
Tell the feds to shove their "funds" up their collective smelly Obamas.
Sooner or later, we've just got to dump the federal government.
It is beyond corrupt, and is current manned and womaned by inept sleazebags with the collective IQ of a CNN reporter.
First...do no harm!
Once again....
THANK YOU CATHOLIC BISHOPS for your gutless equivocating during the 2012 Presidential Election.
Deny any abortions at any stage at their hospitals. If those docs can't perform abortions for any reason at any stage then the same thing is accomplished. I'm no legal expert so someo ne correct me if I'm wrong.
Oy vey, Mr. McF
I sure wish I could say you were wrong.
I imagine that there are a large amount of religious based hospitals - the government needs them as much as they need the government. Imagine if these faith based hospitals were all to announce their closure due to their religious liberties being violated.
If you fail to use the leverage you have then they fail themselves!
Harm??? What are you thinking? Do you understand how relieved a woman is when the prospect of the arrival of a little girl or boy is "lifted" from her? I mean,she'll be able to go back to school...to keep her figure...to get her boyfriend-du-jour off the hook for child support payments.
Do no harm indeed!
Pick and choose rules? You jest. Compulsion to contract is illegal, and that is exactly what the government is attempting. If government purchases cars from a vendor can they then demand the vendor supply airplanes? The vendor is not in the airplane business. Yes, planes are another mode of conveyance, but so what? The vendor produces cars not planes. You want a plane, go see the plane vendor. Likewise, you want an abortion, go see an abortion vendor.
The SAD part is the Federal government uses OUR money against us!!!"!"!
Not once Obamacare passed. obamacare mandates that no new hospitals will allowed to be built unless they agree to receive federal funding.
Welcome to the National Socialist America.
My great uncle was a Jesuit who was trained back in the 1930's. If the government had attempted such a thing in his day, parish Priests would have been at the pulpit in every Mass instructing the faithful that "it is a SIN to cast your vote to re-elect this man!"
Would seem to be quite simple if we were still operating under a Constitution. The "First Amendment" supersedes a mere Federal law. Period!
And by the way, seeing as the mythical "right to abortion" was simply a "right to privacy" the Feds have stepped on their own dicks with all the unconstitutional, 4th amendment violating, anti-privacy spying.
When will we develop the spine to hit the reset button on this government?
Have a few here, including deacons, who do this in a diplomatic but unequivocal way
Lost a bunch of mexican families who consider it a sin to vote republican (they go by the mexican version of that party, not being assimilated)
Dominican nuns in the '60s were talking that way, also. Their message got lost on a lot of people for various reasons including their being old burnt out and too tough ( abusive in some cases)
G Weigel in I think "Goodbye Good Men " talks about th Jesuits and their rejection of HV. Got lots of J devotees in my family too
This is why we need to dump the income tax and quit worrying about dreaming up a scheme to replace that revenue. The Feds shouldn't have enough revenue to bribe and bully states and other institutions. They should be paupers, begging us with hat in hand every time they want money to do something.
Yup, the wild-eyed atheist baby-killers have their own flexible "code of morality".
'The Courage to be Catholic' might be it
Anything by weigel is good. But i think this is the one i read it so long ago
They are forcing people to choose between their job and their religion.
But they have a different standard for the death cult. All death cultists can enjoy jobs, exemption from obamacare, and practice their uncivilized religion all the while showering hate on Christians and Jews.
Churches need to engage in a little civil disobedience.
First of all, refuse any and all demands by the government to countenance homosexuality or infanticide.
Then, if the government rescinds tax-exempt status, simply refuse to pay taxes.
You can't serve two masters. The Catholic church will have to choose sooner or later. This is just the first round; eventually the government will coerce churches to perform homosexual "weddings" and Christian hospitals to perform abortions.
Sadly, J. B. Van Hollen is proving himself to be no friend of conservatives. He is just an empty suit.
Then, if the government rescinds tax-exempt status, simply refuse to pay taxes.
I don't see why they need it anyway ,, simply burn the cash ,, spend it on good works , building schools etc. etc. no profit , no tax.
I don't get this at all
They do it all the time. But the real problem is the patient. Elderly patients are forced onto Medicare, and poor people are forced onto Medicaid. Their options will be limited if this ruling stands. For instance, my doctor accepts Medicare (for now) and he practices at Columbia St. Mary's. If I don't want to frequent a hospital that provides abortions, I lose both my hospital and my doctor.
re: "They do it all the time. But the real problem is the patient. Elderly patients are forced onto Medicare, and poor people are forced onto Medicaid. Their options will be limited if this ruling stands. For instance, my doctor accepts Medicare (for now) and he practices at Columbia St. Mary's. If I don't want to frequent a hospital that provides abortions, I lose both my hospital and my doctor."
It's the "catch 22" routine I see. What a diabolical thing our government has become. God help us.
Damned good question, but this is what this regime is demanding. Hey, you are taking government money, you play by government rules. Same as what Indira Ghandi did in India. You really believe that this regime will tolerate any company to do as they want, while they are getting money from the regime? This is what's going to happen to these Catholic hospitals. The government will take the money away from them and they will be forced to comply, if they want the money back
Mr. K you left one very important thing out...
FIRST they take ( steal ) your money, then they take their ''share'' out then they send you a small percentage of your money back then they threaten to take it away if you dont do what THEY say.
THATs why you want the federal government out of EVERYTHING
First they give you money, then they threaten to take it away if you dont do what they say.
Its a mob protection racket on steroids
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IGN has announced that Jagex Game Studio and Hasbro has hooked up to produce a massively multiplayer online game (AKA MMO) for 'Transformers'. Based on the press release, "iconic Autobots and Decepticons set to battle online in 2012", Jagex and Hasbro looks to be rushing this game out for next year. I am not sure how well that is going to work out considering MMO can take years to perfect. At the same time, Jagex is known for browser based games, so this might not be a huge MMO that we come to love like 'World of Warcraft'. This might be nothing more than 'Farmville' with Transformers. I'm not sure how appealing it would be to have a Transformers MMO browser based game. It would be too simple and I doubt the action would be that spectacular in-game. I guess, we will have to just wait and see what it is.
Tip: As the title suggests, if you do end up playing this game and Arcee winks at you and throws out a bunch of emotes, its probably some guy.


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Example: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/up_goer_five.png
Opening that xkcd comic will show it in such a lower resolution on my nexus one that i can't even read the text.
Edit: This happens regardless of any network agent messing up with my data. I tested via Wifi, serving a big image in my own webserver in my own local area network.
Also, happens on every browser, hence why i think it is a webview issue. Tested on Stock and Dolphin.
I notice this issue since the earlier 2.3 official roms, even though now i'm usig cyanogen nightly.


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Product: David Burke Flavor Spray, $5.95 for 2 fluid ounces; www.flavorspraydiet.com. Comes in more than 30 flavors, including butter, bacon, caramelized onion, pesto, Parmesan cheese, chocolate fudge and apple pie.
Key ingredients: Water, natural and artificial flavors, salt and sodium benzoate preservative.
The pitch: Dieters won't crave toppings, gravies or sweets when they spray this on their food because the spray mimics the taste of high-calorie food and contains no fat, calories or carbs.
How it works: Invented by chef David Burke, known for his Willie Wonka-like creations at the New York City restaurant Davidburke & Donatella, the sprays are concentrated flavorings that can be squirted on low-cal food to make it taste better.
Pros: The flavorings are FDA-approved. Time magazine named the sprays one of the top food innovations of 2005.
In a Good Housekeeping Institute test last year, the sprays were a hit. Volunteers liked how the "birthday cake" flavor lightly sweetened a bland rice cake.
Cons: Other taste tests, including a recent one conducted by an online food magazine called The Nibble, complained the sprays don't add a lot of flavor and the result is nowhere near the real sensation.
Flavorings sprayed directly into your mouth don't taste very good.
Bottom line: Divorcing flavor from food is a bit disturbing, but it's worth a try.
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I think it would be cool if the last mission was a 1-3 mission affair.
And you brought in allllllllllll available troops you could on interstellar transports or have to set up an lz.
Being presented with choices would be cool
A). Attack while we have the element of some surprise
B). Wait for rienforcements, but the aliens will be prepared.
A). Destroy alien supercumputerthingamobbob.
B). Study it in hopes of uplifting your species (possible sequel stuff ;-) )
A). Have cpl hick shave his legs and pretend to be a women.
B). Don't just don't.
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Thrillers capture the essence of charm and mystery when it comes to adapting cinema to an audience level. They stir the imagination and challenge the senses. Intrigue falls in the plot and it can evolve in various directions. At one time, the thriller genre was a way to produce fear. As time has gone on, the thriller genre has magnified into a space for action and excitement.
The decade of the 1990's was a period in motion picture history where films were pushing the boundaries of censorship to the limit. No more of a better example of this was Basic Instinct, which had appeared to the screen in 1992. It was provocative and haunting in thematic content, with raw and sensual components to the visual content itself. The film is known for a brazen, sexually-laced detective story, but the time passed has allowed it to take a place amongst the film noir classics that inspired its creation.
Work behind the curtain of this film was as detailed as it was creative in construct. Paul Verhoeven is a Dutch director who took the reigns of Basic Instinct and brought it out into vivid screen life. He was already known in Hollywood circles and created remarkable successes with Robocop (1987) and Total Recall (1990). He would later go on to make Starship Troopers (1997). Joe Eszterhas is a Hungarian screenwriter who produced the tantalizing and challenging script of Basic Instinct. He gained acclaim for diverse writing such as the projects known as: Flashdance (1983) and Jagged Edge (1985). He would later go on to construct Sliver (1993) and Showgirls (1995).
Work in front of the camera required dynamic and dominant personalities of acting men and women. Michael Douglas was the first cast member to become a part of the project. Some recognize him as the son of famous actor, Kirk Douglas. Others note him for bold performances in many films, such as: Wall Street (1987), Falling Down (1993), Disclosure (1994) and Traffic (2000). The female lead role would go to Sharon Stone. She was unknown at the time due to having starred in minor roles with: King Solomon's Mines (1985), Above the Law (1988), Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987). However, her role in Total Recall (1990) allowed her to work with Verhoeven and ultimately bring her career to light with Basic Instinct. Jeanne Tripplehorn was the supporting female lead and her career took a large leap after this film with appearances in: The Firm (1993), Waterworld (1995) and the HBO TV-series, Big Love. George Dzundza was the wise-cracking foil to the dark Douglas character and was noted for playing roles in: The Deer Hunter (1978), Crimson Tide (1995), Dangerous Minds (1995) and White Hunter Black Heart (1990).
The plot of Basic Instinct is ominous and dramatic from the moment it opens. Events begin with a horrific murder that captures an essence of terror and helplessness. Retired rock star, Johnny Boz, is in the throes of passion with a blonde whose face is not seen. She pulls out an ice pick and stabs him repeatedly after tying his arms to the bedpost with a scarf. Police are called to the scene of Boz's house right after. Homicide detective, Nick Curran (played with edge and fierceness by Douglas), and his partner, Gus Moran (played with intensity and comic relief by Dzundza) investigate the evidence and compile theories together. They decide to speak with Ms. Catherine Tramell because she was the last person to be seen with Boz on the night of his murder. Tramell is a wealthy heiress who has made her wild reputation known for being a crime novelist. The two officers reach her house but instead are confronted by her girlfriend, Roxy (played with a seductive and mysterious persona by Leilani Sarelle), who states that her beloved is innocent. The two leave in order to talk with Catherine herself. The author is sitting by herself and gazing at the ocean of her beach house when the cops arrive. Catherine (played with enormous charisma by Stone) smiles and tells Nick that she knows who he is. She has little reaction to the death of Johnny Boz, but states she is not guilty of her past lover's murder.
The case appears elusive to pursue until the authorities make a shocking discovery: Catherine had once written a book about the murder of a retired rock and roll star. Details of the murder in the text match exactly what has happened to Boz. Nick and Gus believe they have the right suspect and go to speak with her again. Catherine is calm and asks the two if they have a warrant. She is just being asked to answer more questions and has the opportunity to bring an attorney. Tramell declines and goes with them right away. What follows is a memorable and controversial scene in motion picture history. Catherine deflects all questions and turns defiant. She refuses to put out her cigarette and uncrosses her legs at one point to reveal she is not wearing underwear. All are surprised when she successfully passes the lie detector test. Nick is the lone voice in saying that Catherine is a liar and he believes that she is the killer.
Meanwhile, Nick turns his attentions to the police psychologist; Dr. Beth Garner (played with gentleness yet mysteriousness by Tripplehorn). They rekindle their relationship through a brief fling, and afterwards the doctor suggests that Catherine could be trouble. At the same time, an adversary stands in the way of Nick's mental heal: Lieutenant Marty Nilsen. Nilsen is an internal affairs investigator who resents Nick for being able to walk away unscathed from an incident years in which he shot two tourists. Nilsen goes up to Beth privately and warns her that he can find a way to get Nick discharged. She gives in to pressure by relinquishing his personal file from their counseling sessions.
Nick visits with Catherine to follow up from her police station visit. It is there that she turns the tables and presents taunting info to the cop about his role in the shootings and possible use of cocaine at the time. Nick is thunderstruck and feels betrayed. In a tense and dramatic scene, Douglas portrays the cop with ferocity as he charges after Nilsen at the police station. He accuses his foe of leaking the details to Catherine. Nilsen promptly orders the cop out of the scene and says he is going to be fired over this. The IA officer later turns up dead. Authorities find him shot in the head inside his own vehicle. Nick, who was fast asleep in his own home, is the prime suspect.
Basic Instinct reaches high stakes in action as Nick and Catherine become romantically involved. He insists that he is not deterred in his course of seeking to pin the truth of the rock star's murder on him. She declares she is writing a new book that will be modeled after him as the lead. Gus reminds his best friend and colleague that a book of similar proportions was penned by Catherine and led to the gruesome murder of Johnny Boz. Nick insists that he has this situation under control and knows what he is doing. Tension heightens as both Gus and Beth see the cop slip further away from reality and rationality by descending into the wild world of Catherine Tramell. Catherine has a female lover named Roxy who disagrees on her relationship with Nick. She later threatens the cop and warns him to leave her beloved alone. After a meal with Gus, Nick takes off for a walk on the San Francisco streets. It is there that a car he recognizes as Catherine's starts chasing him. He gets hit but manages to escape into his car and chase after the would-be assailant. It turns out the driver was Roxy and Nick is disappointed that he didn't catch his intended killer in the act itself. The subsequent investigation determines that Roxy had murdered her two younger siblings in her teenage years. This prompts Gus to warn his partner that Catherine is dangerous and likes to hang around dangerous people. Nick, for the first time in the film, suggests that Catherine may be innocent and that somebody else has used the fabric of her novels to frame her.
Catherine feels lost and hurt over the death of Roxy. In a particularly haunting scene portrayed with deep emotion by Stone, the author confides to the cop that she keeps losing the people she cares about. She then details a story in which she had an affair with a girl in college who became obsessed with her. As a result, the writer had to seek out a restraining order. Nick pulls some strings and is able to unearth the shocking mystery behind the long-ago affair: the girl that Catherine slept with was Dr. Beth Garner. He is shocked and furious at the same time. Tripplehorn displays the confrontation with inner turmoil and outward frustration. She admits to the affair and said she kept the whole matter quiet because she was embarrassed over it. Her story is the exact reverse of Tramell's by saying that it was the accused murderess instead who was following her around. Nick leaves without sure proof of either story.
The film veers toward the conclusion as Nick and Catherine encounter a falling out in their personal relationship. The cop has been staying in control of his faculties, but has fallen hard for the tempting and alluring heiress. She appears to be taking a different interest in him, but that slow pace is quickly altered when she finishes up the new novel. She invites Nick over and tells him that they will not see each other anymore now that her writing is complete. Nick is at first confused and then explodes in anger. Douglas commands the scene with raw energy. He agrees to leave, but not before discovering in the final copy of the writing that the fictional detective's partner is found dead inside an elevator. Curran puts the pieces together and determines that the life of Gus is in danger.
Gus, meanwhile, is on a mission to get to the true facts surrounding Beth and Catherine. He received a call from a mutual college friend and prepares to meet her at her apartment. Nick is racing to reach him in time before he heads over. Eerie and dramatic instrumental music plays in the background as the camera makes quick cuts. The cop is too late as he stumbles upon the murdered body of his friend. Only seconds before Gus was slashed in the elevator by a hooded female carrying an ice pick. The ice pick was the same weapon used in the murder of Johnny Boz alongside the fictional accounts in the books of Catherine Tramell. Nick is about to take off for help when he runs into a nervous Beth in the hallway. She is looking both frazzled and uncertain. She claims she got a message to meet Gus here. Nick doesn't believe her and starts shouting with his gun drawn. He orders his ex-lover to empty the pockets of the trench coat she has on. She does not respond at first and instead asks her ex-lover what is wrong with him. The scene ends with a shocking draw of fire in which Nick kills Beth. He runs over to her body and she declares her love for him before passing out. He is crushed when he goes inside her pockets and only finds car keys.
Basic Instinct reaches the final scene when the police authorities determine evidence that Beth is the killer in all of this drama. They find the hooded outfit, which turns out to be a police jacket, and a blond wig only a few yards away from Gus. The gun used to shoot Nilsen is hidden at her apartment as well as several Catherine Tramell novels. Nick is grieving but also shattered inside because he knows he read clue's to Gus's murder at inside the sheets of Catherine's book. He goes to see the woman one final time. She appears fragile and downbeat. She states that she can't truly commit to any relationship but has found it hard to forget him. The two have sex and discuss a possible future afterwards. Nick would like children, but Catherine thinks it would be better to keep their boundaries limited to sex only. Verhoeven keeps the last moments glowing with minimal lighting and tight shots between Douglas and Stone. The last revelation about the circumstances is shown to the audience with an ice pick sitting underneath the bed. The film ends with all viewers and characters wondering if jealous Beth was the killer or manipulative Catherine was guilty all along.
Basic Instinct broke many boundaries in the cinema world. It displayed rampant sexuality and violence mixed together. It featured powerful performances by veteran actors and actresses. Through it all, there was a complicated and intellectual suspense storyline going on. In that case, it will be remembered as a controversial task that succeeded in the end. The film performed enormously at the box office and all cast members involved were complimented for their work.
Movie: Basic Instinct
Director: Paul Verhoeven
Cast: Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, Jeanne Tripplehorn, George Dzundza
Studio: TriStar Pictures
Rating: R
Running Time: 128 Minutes
Brian's Rating: 5-of-5 stars


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Students are required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00. For students who fail to achieve a cumulative 2.00 grade point average, the following shall apply.
A student who has completed more than two regular semesters (fall and spring) or admitted as a transfer student with advanced standing and fails to maintain a 2.00 cumulative grade point average at the conclusion of any regular semester will be dismissed from the Law College. However, the student may petition the Faculty Academic Standards Committee for permission to continue his/her studies. Upon a finding of compelling circumstances that rebuts a presumption against readmission, the Committee may grant the student's petition. If the student's petition is granted, the student shall be placed on academic probation (see below).
Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Academic Standards Committee may appeal to the Dean. Such an appeal must be in writing; no personal appearance shall be permitted. A decision of the Academic Standards Committee shall not be overturned except for clear error.
A student who is placed on academic probation shall be on probation during the next regular semester. During the probationary period, the student shall take required or bar exam related courses only unless the student has satisfactorily completed or is currently enrolled in all required and bar exam related courses. The student's schedule must be approved by the Associate/Assistant Dean for Student Engagement prior to registering.
A student on academic probation is not eligible to attend summer school. If the student is enrolled in a summer school course or courses at the time he/she is placed on academic probation, the student automatically will be dis-enrolled by the Law College and will receive a full refund of his/her summer school tuition.
Upon the completion of the probationary semester and satisfaction of the conditions imposed by the Academic Standards Committee, the student shall be considered to be in good standing and may continue his/her studies without academic restrictions. Any student who fails to achieve a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00 at the conclusion of the probationary semester will be dismissed from the Law College with no right of appeal.
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Love going here when out shopping in the area I can grab some of their excellent sushi and know that I'm still eating healthy. Tried one of their salads the last time I went and they are really good too and have a really great dressing! My favourites are the Tempura Roll uramaki and the Phoenix futomaki oh and the tempura prawns and dumplings are good too! Wendsc
Great place to eat, the sushi here is always really tasty, and they offer a good selection of dishes with a mix of fish, meat and vegetable sushi, it's freshly prepared one site, the service is quick too even at busy time! Brionym
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The current issue of Modern Farmer, if you can overlook the Winter Gift Guide pedaling $300 dollar blankets and $125 mugs, contains some of the most riveting food journalism I've seen in years. Among its fleet of captivating stories on topics ranging from iceberg entrepreneurship to agroterrorism to the ubiquity and fragility of refrigeration is a piece on farms as rehab centers.
San Patrignano, which I discovered through an Italian food businessman who supports it, is a drug treatment center in Rimini, Italy, offering harbor for recovering addicts who choose a vocational path from cheese-making to horse training to award-winning wine production.
According to writer Molly Birnbaum, "farm rehab is not just for drug addiction… The oldest therapeutic farm program in the U.S. – 100 years and going – is for those with mental illness. Gould Farm [is] a 650-acre working farm located in the hills of the Berkshires." Its founder William Gould "believed 'that people need meaningful work in order to know who they are in the world.'"
This Examiner, steeping in Yerba Mate and Modern Farmer through Hercules last week, got to thinking: perhaps Gould's belief could extend to all of us.
Books like Kristen Kimball's The Dirty Life do an excellent job of laying plain the grueling, often overwhelming, inclement weather clad, up-to-your-knees-in-the-mud (and worse) character of farming alongside its tandem joys.
A senior at UVM last month introduced himself with: "Food is my preferred medium." Beyond questions about food-system trends and entrepreneurial opportunities, he wanted my recommendations on where to WOOOF. "Definitely right after college, I want to farm. I'll volunteer, I'm open to anything. I need this for my food education."
The U.N. declared 2014 the International Year of Family Farming, and hyper-local opportunities to get our hands dirty will abound. With the passing of Article 89, we'll no doubt see a bounty of rooftop and ground plots hatched across Boston.
Getting closer to our food, be it over soil or stove, is an increasingly popular maxim for health. And it's true: the closer we get, the fresher, brighter and more transparent our foods become.
But farming, and its cousin cooking – for so much of human history both fairly assessed as sheer drudgery – have been repackaged (for the lucky comfortable among us) as activities that do our souls good.
In an increasingly unreal world of "social" love, video clips, fast money, and apps eager to munch up what's left of the minutiae of everyday life, farming and cooking remain real things – things we can put our hands on, know with all five senses, and that keep us fastened to the earth.


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Reanimator is a free of charge software for removing Trojans/Adware/Spyware and some of the rootkits. Reanimator does not contains any adware/spyware modules. Compatible with all known antiviral software.
- Removed YEABESTS.CC, guanjia.qq.com, WinTaske-EXE, TrustedSurf.com, SULPNAR virus, QQPCNetFlow, QKSee, SEARCHESTOYESBND virus
- Fixed bugs
Reviewing 184.108.40.206 (Mar 12, 2015)
Reviewing 184.108.40.206 (Jul 7, 2014)
- Do not Install.
- Use Innounp to make portable
- A (Not for noobs) App
1) .EXE .. Updater
2) .EXE .. Checker
3) .EXE .. Info
4) .EXE .. ReAnimator
- Too much going on in this App.
- It will Screw rather than Fix a Sys.
- Well hooked up to Vendors.
- User Discretion Required to Run this S/w..??
- Had a "LookSee" due to Remark by @Pkshadow
Reviewing 220.127.116.11 (Jul 4, 2014)
No Uninstaller = No Install
You have had how many years to make a Uninstaller !!!!!
You are no more than a Rookit or a Virus without one.
Reviewing 126.96.36.199 (Oct 20, 2009)
Lots of false positives.....
hard to un-install..
Reviewing 18.104.22.168 (Sep 11, 2009)
Creating a folder in My Documents is NOT acceptable. That folder is for my personal documents. Applications have enough options to store files, configs and other junk. There's the ProgramData folder, there's a personal AppData folder and they have their own folder in Program Files.
after checking the home site, it seems the freeware is just an analyzer and produces its results in some log file.
subsequently, that log file has to be sent to its home-base where a customized file or program to run against the detected infections will be provided to the user.
its an interesting methodology but not sure if its worth the variety of risks involved.


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There are boots available in various shoe stores in the country . They definitely would look good with your winter dresses.You can see images of women's boots for winter 2013-2014 below. Here are some boots that we have chosen to follow the latest trends of women's shoes winter 2013 – 2014.These are from the collection of different brands.
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In the film Les Misérables Javert kills himself after letting Valjean pass. Why did he commit suicide?
- Was it because he felt he failed?
- Was it because he didn't want to be indebted to a criminal?
- Was it because he realised he'd been perusing a good man?
I can see these reasons upsetting him but not enough to take his own life!


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The joy of traditional music (especially songs that are familiar to us) is in its simplicity. What is even more joyful is when you take these simplistic melodies and put them in the hands of truly accomplished musicians. That is when the true depth of the songs can emerge and each song becomes a celebration of life.
In 2009 Apollo's Fire toured the area with their repeated foray into traditional music with the wonderful "Come to the River" which took sold out audiences on a covered wagon journey across America. It is happy to say that due to the overwhelming response to this show and the recorded CD (top ten best seller on the Billboard Classical chart) Jeannette Sorrell has put together another amazing collection of story and song. The new show is titled "Glory on the Mountain – An Appalachian Journey" and tells the story of the Irish and Scottish men and women who emigrated and settled in the Appalachian area in America.
The performance begins with a prologue which introduces the audience to the first of the seven segments of the program. "Crossing to the New World" has two songs telling of the heartbreak of leaving one's family in search of a better way of life. "Dark Mountain Home" follows with five musical pieces that tell of the sadness, loss and treachery that is the central theme of so many traditional works. "Cornshuck Party" brings back thoughts of happier times as neighbors would gather to work together and sing nonsense songs. This closed out the first half of the program on a happy note as intermission was called.
The eight master musicians then returned with Susanna Perry Gilmore who fiddled "Oh Susanna" for an audience sing along and "Far From Home" with amazing accompaniment by cellist Rene Schiffer. The mood was once again darkened as five pieces that reflected "Love and Loss" were played followed by a short meeting house pair that highlighted the theme of the program, "Glory on the Mountain".
The show finished with "Appalachian Home" where letters are sent home to the British Isles to convince destitute family members to join the pioneers in forging a better life.
Over the course of the show there were stories, solos and riddles that kept the pace fast moving as the time flew by. Fact is, the two and a half hours passed so fast that one was not aware of its passing. This is the mark of an excellent show.
For this production, Jeannette Sorrell (who plays harpsichord during the show) has brought together an extraordinary band of players and singers who combine traditional and non-traditional instruments and methods for an evening of exceptional charm and delight. The two main singers are Amanda Powell, soprano, and Ross Hauck, tenor,whose voices blend seamlessly in a variety of ballads. Tina Bergmann is behind the hammered dulcimer and also shares her fine voice in some of the songs. Newcomer Susanna Perry Gilmore was found in Omaha, Nebraska and is a fine addition to the group with her crisp playing. Kathie Stewart plays a variety of flutes as well as penny whistle that adds a sparkle to each song. Brian Kay was kept busy with guitar, gourd banjo, long neck dulcimer and lute as well as singing and was also a crowd favorite during intermission and afterwards. Rene Schiffer brings his extensive classical expertise and applies it to the music giving a solid base on which the songs are built on.
Along with the regular concerts, there will also be two special events scheduled during the second weekend of concerts. Friday, June 20th will be Apollo's Fire "Young Adult Discount Night" with tickets for young adults starting at $15 for the B Section and $20 in the A Section. Following the concert the audience is encouraged to join the musicians on the patio for an old fashioned country dance with the Apollo's fire musicians providing the music as the singers mingle with the crowd and help call the dance. Light refreshments will be provided and the after party is free.
On Saturday, June 21st at 4:00 p.m., Apollo's Fire will present a family concert titled Froggie Went a-Courtin' – a folk music discovery for the young and young at heart". During this 45 minute program an exploration of Appalachian music will be presented as families learn about the unique folk instruments used in this all American genre. Pricing is $5 for children and $10 for adults. Tickets are available in advance and at the door for this family event.
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For the record, the show's timeline has reached the 1920s but plastic water bottles weren't introduced commercially until the late 1940s and were fairly expensive to produce until the early '60s. The photo has since been removed from the Facebook album, but word naturally got out through the magic of the Internet pretty quickly.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech broke its offensive slump Saturday as it registered 19 hits to defeat Oklahoma 15-11 at Dan Law Field. Game three of the three game weekend series is Sunday at 1 p.m. Texas Tech improves to 14-11 in the Big 12 Conference and 34-17 overall while Oklahoma drops to 12-9 in the Big 12 and 32-14 overall.
Oklahoma jumped out to a quick lead with four runs in the first inning but it was all Texas Tech in the middle innings. The Red Raiders scored seven runs in the third inning to go along with two in the first inning to grab a 9-4 lead. Tech bunched together eight hits in scoring the seven runs. Tech went up 15-7 with four more runs the sixth inning on a Josh Bard three-RBI home run over the left field fence. It was Bard's second home run of the game (he hit a two-run shot in the first inning).
Starter Monty Ward (5-4) pitched 7.0 innings for the victory. The Texas Tech career strikeout recordholder struck out eight batters in earning the victory. His ERA in his last three losses was 2.86 but the righthander allowed 11 earned runs and still got the victory.
The Sooners battled back and even loaded the bases in the ninth inning with the tying run at-bat. Zach Stewart relieved Cade Allison who pitched one inning of relief for the save. Stewart earned his first save on the season after getting the final two outs on a 3-6-1 groundout to end the game.
Bard led the Red Raiders with a 3-5, two home run, 5 RBI and three runs scored performance. Ryan Ruiz went 3-4 with three runs and an RBI, Mark Austry hit his seventh home run on the season and went 2-5 with two RBI, Keith Ginter finished 2-5 with an RBI, Brennan Burns went 2-5 with an RBI and two runs, Jason Landreth went 2-5 with an RBI and two runs and Jason Huth went 3-4 with an RBI and run scored.
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A Jewish memorial ceremony is held on the edge of the Ukrainian city of Kharkov, 70 years after thousands of Jews were slaughtered there.
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Hello all. I am new to this board. I have been reading in the forums and you all seem like a great, helpful bunch.
Here's my story:
Background - Always seemed to be pretty healthy besides getting tonsilitis and bronchitis a lot. I was diagnosed with WPW symdrome at 17 and since had an ablation and am "cured".
In 2006, I developed swelling. I went to a concert dancing in the sun and the next day, I was swollen with my feet up. I've had trouble with swelling ever since. I don't even have to move and I swell up. My feet and hands are the worst, especially in the heat or when I exercise.
2010, I had a hysterectomy due to fibroids on the uterus. My uterus was removed. It took me a long time to heal. It was about 6 months before I could walk well without pain. Shortly after I developed a yeast infection that just will not go away! My gyno tells me it's a weird strain and I have gone at the most 4 weeks without it recurring and having to take something for it again. Diflucan does not work on it. I have to take a 7 day cream of Tetraconyzole and once it's gone, I get it right back for over the last 2 years. Frustrating. In the fall of 2010, I also developed anxiety and was having panic attacks in stores and in the car. I am since working through that. In 2009, I started seeing aura in the corner of my eye sometimes and by December of 2010, I was having severe migraines, not just aura, but with pain and pressure. I am taking something for that now. Last fall (2011), I started bloating. My belly has bloated up so bad I look 6 months pregnant. I can't button my pants any longer and have to wear "comfies". I keep telling Drs that something is wrong, but all I get is to put my feet up and lose some pounds. I know I can stand to lose a few pounds, but I am totally unproportioned. I went from 140 to like 180 in one year and belly does not match the size of my legs. I got little legs and big belly. I look silly. It's all in the belly and I can tell something is totally wrong.
I finally got my Dr. to listen to me and I had a bunch of blood work done. I have had scans of the head and all fine, in case anyone is wondering. My bloodwork came back with this:
C-reactive protein 0-0.9 mg/dl normal. Mine is 1.3 (noted as high)
RBC Sed rate 0-20mm/hr normal. Mine is 25 (noted as high)
Tissue Transglutaminase AB IgA
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Did the bottom of your post get cut off? This site doesn't like the 'less than' and 'more than' signs and cuts off the rest of your post if you use them
Your elevated ESR and CRP would indicate inflammation. Because you have swollen joints I'd recommend seeing a rheumatologist.
Have you had your thyroid function and ANA done?
Good luck
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Sorry for all your troubles, trayne91. Wabby is correct when she says that elevated ESR and CRP indicate inflammation, as I deal with them and must keep an eye on my levels all the time. In addition to the tests mentioned by Wabby, I wondered if you had your vitamin and mineral levels checked, esp., vitamins d and b-12. Also, if you were checked for celiac, please realize that your tests can be negative and yet you could still have gluten sensitivity. One of my doctors told me that if a person suspects gluten problems, s/he should take the 90-day challenge. Keep seeking for answers, and best wishes to you.
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Yep. Used the les than sign. Sorry! Here's the rest.
Tissue Transglutaminase AB IgA less than 20 normal. Mine is 20 units (noted as high)
This is all I can find on my blood work list with IGA or IGG on it.
Gliadin IGA Deamidated less than 20. Mine is 8 units Normal
Gliadin IGG Deamidated less than 20. Mine is 2 units Normal
Tissue Transglutaminase AB IgA less than 20. Mine is 20 units High
Tissue Transglutaminase AB IgG less than 20. Mine is 2 units Normal
I did a lot reading online now and have read how yeast can trigger Celiac and yeast (candida) is a symptom as well, - as well as migraines, anxiety, bloating. Dr. has referred me to a GI Specialist who I am waiting for a call from to determine next steps. My Dr. is leaning toward Celiac because of my test results. She says all my high results can be caused from Celiac.
I guess just looking for support. If anyone has the same symptoms as me or knows anything more about my symptoms and/or test results that could lend their opinion, experience, etc. I am new to all this. I don't know what to expect or much of anything about Celiac at all.
Plus, what is next? Is there anything else to be looking out for? Is it normal to test normal for some parts of test and high on others like I did? Is biopsy the final indicator?
Thank you for the full Celiac Panel suggestion. I will make sure that happens as moving forward. As much as I hate seeing something wrong, I do like having answers. My Vitamin D was 17 well below normal range of 30-100. I've been taking 1000 IU of Vitamin D for 2 years now and my test results I got back with the above referenced tests showed my Vitamin D to be at 30.06. So, I just made it by .06 into the normal range after 2 years of taking the vitamin D to help. Drs were checking it because of my recurrent yeast infections. I do take Florajen, a propbiotic, to help with the yeast, but it's not doing anything better. But, I keep taking it as recommended by my obgyn. She says it takes a long time. I guess even longer if it's Celiac! I also have fatigue. I've slept 10 hours a night since I was a kid, but now I can sleep 12+ hours a night if no one wakes me up. I can stay up forever, but once asleep there is no waking me and I feel tired all the time. I also have tingling in my legs, been breaking out more (with pimples on my face and body), asthma since a baby, unregular bowels, among other things. And oh yes, the UTIs. I get those too, very acutely and very painful.
I also worry with my son as he has had stomach issues his whole life, has fainted, had migraines and now been diagnosed with cluster migraines, he has some eczema by his eye right now, achey joints, and is always tired, too. So, maybe we may have answers for both of us. I read it is hereditary? We'll see after my tests are done. I'm currently waiting for GI referral to call to schedule my appt.
If there is anything else I should be asking at the Dr. or making sure they do anything else, please let me know. Thank you so much for your answers. It will help me to be prepared at my Dr. appt.
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I've had thyroid tested multiple times and is always good.
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I don't know what Ana is.
My dr. Did tell me high sed rate and c-reactive protein is also an indicator of celiac. So with those being high and my iga test at 20,just out of normal range, I needed to see the gi and specialist as she was leaning toward the celiac at this point in time. I wonder what other conditions these exact same high rates are indicators for, if not celiac? Although celiac would explain the yeast, asthma, migraines, anxiety, tingly legs, fatigue, bloating, etc. A lot of symptoms...
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Thought so =]
Only one of your tests would be considered positive, and only just. I don't know if many doctors would consider that a positive either. I'd suggest you get them to retest it. Eat a lot of gluten in the mean time. I'd also suggest you ask for them to do the gene tests too.
I agree with Nanny, they are definitely important ones to have checked.
The 'annoying' thing about Celiac Disease is that it doesn't actually matter whether you have ALL of the symptoms listed or none. If you have positive blood tests/biopsy you have Celiac Disease. If you don't, it doesn't matter how many symptoms you have, you don't have Celiac Disease. This would be true if all the tests are accurate, but they're not. The biopsy is the real test needed, but they can often miss the damage.
But you can definitely have a normal blood test and biopsy and still have a serious problem with gluten. So I wouldn't have your hopes set on being diagnosed with Celiac Disease because they're pretty specific about needing the biopsy to be positive.
But anyone and everyone with a problem with gluten is welcome here. The treatment is exactly the same. So what I'm really trying to say is that if they call it Celiac Disease or not and you feel better gluten free, it doesn't really matter.
Your next step will to be either not be phased by a diagnosis and go gluten free and see if you're feeling better. Or you see a gastroenterologist and go through the biopsy, which may or may not show something. If it shows something then you MUST go gluten free. If it shows nothing, then you either continue down the same path, or you try going gluten free and see if you feel better.
If you're diagnosed, then your immediate family needs to be tested.
I would suggest you have more tests to find out what's going on with your joints and elevated ESR and CRP. These tests aren't elevated in people with Celiac Disease.
The most important thing is that if you're going forward to have the biopsy and repeat blood tests, you MUST continue to eat gluten
Good luck.
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Thank you so much for sharing that! I will be going ahead. It's the first time in years I've Been on the road to getting some type of answer. More bloodwork and tests from gi should put me closer to the right track, celiac or not. At least I am heading in the right direction while I keep doing my own research. I will keep you posted. Guess I need to look up some things on high sed rates and crp rates. See what I can find. Does inflammation mean inside the body or would this be connected to the swelling I experience in my legs and hands? Or would my intestine be inflamed from celiac?
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I found Ana on my tests. It was negative, which I read is good becuz it rules out arthritis and lupus.
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That's good your ANA is negative, that does help to rule out a number of conditions, but there are many rheumatic diseases that don't have a positive ANA. Have you had the rheumatoid factor test? This is positive in 70% of people with RA. What about the HLA-B27 gene? Do you have Psoriasis?
I hope you find the answers, but be prepared to get knocked down a few times.
I'd say that your high ESR and CRP need to be investigated before Celiac Disease. It'd be most likely coming from the swelling in your legs and hands. Celiac Disease doesn't cause elevated ESR and CRP.
I would be asking your GP for his/her explanation of your high ESR and CRP, but I would recommend you see a rheumatologist.
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Trayne, when the doctor ran tests for RA and Lupus on me a few years ago, the tests came back negative. But last year I was diagnosed with overlapping Lupus based on skin biopsies. Also, my blood test was negative for CD, but I am definitely gluten intolerant. In fact, gluten raises my inflammation levels, especially my Sed. Rate. Inflammation can be deadly for me, as the inflammation negatively affects my muscles, which exacerbates my Polymyositis. Left unchecked, the muscle inflammation prevents my muscles from receiving signals sent from the brain, thus causing paralysis and muscle atrophy. So I will stay GF for life.
As for UTI's, I just had one. My doctor said that inflammation can cause placques in the body to become sticky, allowing bacteria to stick and grow. She told me that it's important to keep inflammation down in the body to avoid the "stickiness" that can cause many problems. She recommended drinking water and avoiding tea, caffeine, and sugary drinks. Also, she suggested that I take cranberry pills everyday, because most "cranberry juice" nowadays either has sugar or other juices mixed in.
Here is a video by Dr. Peter Osborne. It's long, but provides lots of information about gluten that you might find helpful.
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