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Even though he doesn't spend much time in the public spotlight, Muhammad Ali is frequently mentioned as being one of the most recognized brands in the sports world.
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Earlier today, we reported that no Brett Favre Wrangler ads ran this Sunday during NFL broadcasts. In fact, the Favre spot only ran 10 total times on niche networks yesterday, well below the amount of times the spots ran in previous weeks.
Last year, one of my most popular lists was the list of the year's best selling sports books. It included Joe Torre's "The Yankee Years," written with Tom Verducci, at 320,000 copies through September '09 and "Born To Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen" at 78,000 copies sold through September '09.
Earlier today, the NFL awarded exclusive on-field apparel rights to Nike. We spoke to Brand President Charlie Denson, who wouldn't confirm financials, but did drill deeper into what consumers can expect.
After reading "The Blind Side," you might have brought your son up to be a tackle. After all, the impression at least was that's the position where NFL teams were dishing out the money.
Over the past couple years, Major League Baseball has called attention to its extensive revenue sharing plan that distributes the wealth from the game's most well-heeled to those less fortunate.
As expected, getting into the shoe business hasn't been the easiest for Under Armour. They quickly took significant market share in the first year in football and baseball cleats, but decided to slow down their move into the category after investing heavily in the training and running shoe markets and not making as much noise.
This weekend, Andre Dawson, umpire Doug Harvey and manager Whitey Herzog will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Not exactly a group that will draw a crowd. And that's Cooperstown's problem.
Dan Abbate is a fan of the grill. What he's not a fan of is having his hot dogs roll off the grill. So the entrepreneur came up with a wacky idea: A Big Hot Dog.
Landon Donovan scores in stoppage time against Algeria this morning and the United States advances to the next round in the World Cup. So who are the big winners besides the US team themselves?
For the past four years, Mark Titus has done a great job becoming the world's most famous walk-on. When blogs got hot, he was there with Club Trillion. When lack of playing time didn't allow him to display his skills, he took to YouTube with one of the most hilarious videos you'll ever see.
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Last month, I wrote about how companies and PR executives weren't making the cut when it came to getting the attention of reporters in this world of increasing clutter. As an example of a company doing it right, I talked about Jack Daniels announcing its new partnership with golfer Trevor Immelman by putting my name on a bottle of Gentleman Jack, with a note from Immelman himself.
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the NFL was not a single entity and therefore judges in a lower court must now decide if the league has the right to sell the licensing rights to all 32 of its teams. And while much has been talked about the labor ramifications of this, which were actually never truly in play, fewer have talked about what happens if the NFL actually loses this case.
Sports fans love lists and that means that a new offshoot of Dan Abrams' Mediaite site called SportsGrid has a pretty good chance of being a highly trafficked site. SportsGrid.com, which will launch Wednesday morning, borrows the PowerGrid system built for its sites like Mediaite, the main site that includes rankings of media members and Styleite, a fashion and beauty culture site, and translates it to the sports world.
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The 'She' Trilogy: She; Ayesha; Wisdom's Daughterby H. Rider Haggard
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Can one make a Mi Shebeirach for an ill person if they do not know the mother's name?
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If they know the father's name they can say that instead (Yabia Omer 2:11).
If they do not know the father's name either, the Nishmas Avraham (vol. 4 42:13) writes in the name of Rabbi Elyashuv that they should say "bas Avraham" - see there at length.
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By Bertram de Souza (Contact)
It would be a grave injustice to equate the unprovoked beating of the owner of a neighborhood store to the violence visited upon the dregs of society.
Jihad Niser, owner of the Rainbow Red and White Grocery Store on Elm Street, was pistol-whipped during a robbery last Sunday evening. The three thugs were captured on the store's surveillance camera roughing up Niser and stealing items, including a cigar box behind the counter containing cash for the business. There was about $7,000 in the box.
Niser, like other neighborhood store owners in the city of Youngstown, is a law-abiding citizen who pays taxes — property and income — and provides a service to a segment of the population that more often than not has fallen through the cracks.
These businessmen and -women are often looked upon with disdain because of the perception that they prey upon the vulnerable. And while there are those whose business practices do leave a lot to be desired, most follow the law and take pride in their businesses, sell legitimate products at reasonable prices, and do favors for regular customers who are in dire straits.
Many of the owners have been victims of crime.
Police Detective Sgt. Don Scott was on target when he said that the Niser beating was unnecessary and brutal.
"They did not have to beat him the way they beat him," Scott said. "They chose to beat him like that."
Head injury
The storekeeper had seven stitches on his head, according to 21 WFMJ-TV, The Vindicator's broadcast partner.
The video of the attack has gone national via the Internet. It once again turns the spotlight on the city of Youngstown's high crime rate.
Police Chief Rod Foley met Thursday with the Greater Valley Grocer's Association and Wick Park Neighbors Committee to discuss how they could together address the crime problem, according to WFMJ.
"We want to make sure to let them know we are working on it," the chief said. "We're trying to determine if there's one group, two groups [of thugs], or just randomly being done," Foley said. "And we want to let them [the grocers] know that we're gonna work with them to try to reduce the likelihood of that happening again."
The grocer's association is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of the three men who attacked Niser. Crimestoppers is also expected to offer a cash reward.
Niser's son, Majd, expressed the sentiments of many of the neighborhood store owners when he said, "We are just regular people trying to make a living."
That fact is lost on the critics of these businesses.
In 2009, some city officials, community leaders and residents all but declared war on the stores, saying they are contributing to the destruction of city.
This writer took exception to the broad-brush approach by Councilwoman Annie Gillam, D-1st, the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative and the Idora Neighborhood Association.
Here's what Ian Beniston, MVOC director of policy, and James London, INA president, wrote in response to the contention that many store owners work long hours year in and year out:
"To suggest sympathy for people because they work 12 hours a day 365 days a year to peddle the tools of destruction to a neighborhood is simply ridiculous. Epidemiological studies have clearly linked sales of alcohol to increased crime rates."
It is not surprising, therefore, that while police Chief Foley was assuring the business owners that his department will do all it can to address the crime situation, Councilwoman Gillam, Beniston and London were no where to be found.
Meeting a need
The attack on Niser does raise a question that has been asked, but not answered, ever since Gillam and others began targeting the neighborhood stores: What will happen to the inner city residents who depend on them for their daily needs if the stores close?
The idea that these shoppers will travel to the full-service grocery outlets is simply ridiculous.
The attack on Jihad Niser was obscene, because it undoubtedly was carried out by individuals who are nothing but leeches. They deserve to be put away for a long time.
In the heyday of the Mafia, had Niser sought the mob's help, the thugs would be sleeping with the fishes.
Bertram? Are you honestly suggesting the mob would play a helpful role. You who have spent a career bashing such types. Many I know even suggest you even have shown disdain for Italians in general and I believe you have even tied a Catholic education to a lack of ethics. Here you see their methods helpful? Youre truly a raging jerk. I cant believe I am 1 of the 50 people who read you.
Its "sleeps with the fishes". Dead people dont swim.
"In the heyday of the Mafia, had Niser sought the mob's help, the thugs would be swimming with the fishes."
Hardly ever agree with you, but can't argue with you on this. City was 100% safer back then.
I don't think anyone questions that some corner store owners are honest businessmen and women who provide a needed service to Youngstown's neighborhoods, and I don't think there's much debate that others run sub-standard operations that attract criminal activity and and severely violate both health and building codes.
To call community leaders fighting to improve their neighborhoods "critics" or opponents to legitimate corner store business owners demonstrates Bertram's shallow understanding of the issues.
Lumping legitimate owners in with owners who run sub-standard operations as though they are one united group demonstrates his intent to polarize people and sensationalize a complicated issue that instead should be approached with thoughtful and honest dialogue.
In addition, I think we can all agree that senseless violence against a store owner (or anyone else in our community) should never be tolerated.
Bertram, you had a great column going until the very end. I detest references to the mob being benevolent in their dealings. They would have helped Mr. Niser all right, and then they would have extorted protection payments from him while bribing the police to look the other way. We're better off now.
I agree with your premise, though. These store owners pay their taxes and fill a need, regardless of people's opinion of them. Some see them as harmful but if larger stores could stay in business or saw opportunities to expand in these neighborhoods the small liquor / convenience stores would be forced to leave. We'll see what effect the new Bottom Dollar Food stores have on the corner stores.
My suggestion to Jihad, buy a gun and get training on how to use it.
"What will happen to the inner city residents who depend on them for their daily needs if the stores close? The idea that these shoppers will travel to the full-service grocery outlets is simply ridiculous."
Well, if their daily needs consist of 40's of Malt Liquor, Lottery Tickets, Blunts, Orange Soda or 1's and 2's of Cigarettes, I'm sure they'd be fine. If, however, they needed nutritional food or any sort of useful household items, they'd be out of luck with or without the Red & White.
There is a reason this area is classified as a "Food Desert". There isn't any. Not an Orange, a Steak or head of Lettuce to be found in these places. Nothing but products that perpetuate the downtrodden life these folk are leading in the first place.
Having said that, no one deserves to be treated like that. These 2 bit thugs need to be shown the same restraint that they showed Mr. Niser. None.
There is a big difference between being critical of the way a store is run or what a store carries and not caring when a neighbor is brutally pistol whipped for NOTHING!
"We're better off now."
You think? IF these 3 pitiful little cockroaches are caught, they'll just get a "slap on the wrist," released and do it all OVER again, and the outcome might not just be stitches and such. Nothing but a revolving door. And you truthfully think were better off?
Conservatives, always trashing the people who actually try to make the world a better place rather than just complaining about it. You should be ashamed of yourself accusing good people of supporting gang beatings. How are you even employed to write this crap?
Utica Shale,
Do you even know what these "ACORN types" do for this community? Have you seen any of their projects or met any of the people who's lives have been touched by these groups? Of course you haven't, you live in your happy little home and never get out into reality to see what other people have to go through and how these organizations improve their lives. YNDC has a program that supports responsible home buying, something we could have used before the housing bubble burst. They also run a couple urban farms, something Youngstown is becoming at the forefront of. At these farms they not only grow food but they teach people how to grow their own gardens and make some money with their crops. How is any of this an insidious horrible plot? How are they hurting anyone? You should all be ashamed of your ignorance and misplaced malice.
UticaShale = Internet Troll, nuff said.
I live just south of Idora Park, I was born at St E's and have lived in Youngstown for 24 of my 28 years and in a suburb of Cleveland for the other 4. Don't tell me I don't know this area, you're from Texas and are only here and posting on this site because you want to make money off of our natural resources. You call me a propagandist but a quick look at your comment history shows who the real propagandist is.
I've volunteered with YNDC along with other city residents. You're giving me credit for a lot more power than I possess, I appreciate that, but I'm just a concerned citizen. I'm currently attending YSU finishing up my degree which i have PAID FOR, no loans or scholarships. I drive up Glenwood Ave every day. Many of my friends live in the "hood", I spend a lot of time there. I know many people there and they aren't all awful people. There is something called broken window theory, look it up. When a car with a broken window is left sitting outside, in a rather short amount of time other people with vandalize it. Even in "good" neighborhoods. When neighborhoods are left half empty because of an economic collapse people stop caring. YNDC is trying to make people care again.
Stop with the Freudian BS trying to make me look like an outsider and propagandist. Everyone can clearly see what you're up to.
Ytown1, you're right. I really shouldn't bother feeding the troll. He's acting like he's from here though and he's said multiple times he's from Texas. I can't stand people like this how can they get off on this?
misterlee, the funny thing about people like UticaShale is that he/she accuses you of this: "I love this when the self proclaimed smarties like you try to debate bull that you are taught to say."
But mostly all of UticaShale's words are talking points from his/her political belief system's lingo.
Do you realize that with this last post you admitted you can't debate intelligently and resorted to namecallIng? You didn't refute anything, you just insulted people. Are you really this mentally lacking? Go back to Texas. We don't need big egos and small brains around here. And the people who do agree with you would probably appreciate you not making them look this bad.
Ok everyone. Let's look at the bigger picture here. Sniping at each other is not going to do us any good. It only reinforces the image others have about our Valley. Stay above it. You are better than that. Outsiders come and go. They come because of work. They go because of no work. We welcome them to our area because they bring tax dollars and income to spend.
What has happened to Mr. Nizer is a real tragedy, but it is not uncommon in other urban areas of the country, even Texas. This is a burdeon society must bear for the way we allowed our children to be raised and for the way we have overlooked our cities' future far too long.
If we really want to solve our urban plight, we need to keep pressure on our elected officials, on our police, our schools and most of all, on our children. In addition, we must be prepared to pay for our protection and re-birth.
These are tough times and tough ideas to consider, but what other solutions, other than moving do you have?
see, misterlee? Uticashale can't see what he's even doing and saying. He's the one just saying what "he's been taught to say" yet accusing others of doing that. He namecalls, can't debate intelligently, insults natives of the region constantly, and patronizes. Big ego/small mind indeed.
It hasn't been since the once famed "Stan" of Vindy forums that someone has appeared with such arrogant bigotry, false logic and right wing self-righteousness. I LOVE seeing UticaShales posts, as they are always so laughable.
Sorry losters, Utica is right. You Youngstown people cannot see the garbage right under your own noses.
Be a doer, not a taker. Utica left home to make a buck. You other people just sit on your butts and take government money or attend school till middle age.
"the once famed "Stan" of Vindy forums"
I see that Stan had over nine thousand posts. There has been no one in Vindy history who was tolerated for that many posts or even close. What happened to Stan and why isn't he posting anymore?
SHOCK, don't know what happened to Stan. Hopefully we can assume that he found the hole he'd crawled out of and returned to the land of the trolls where the likes of him and UticaShale originate.
keepingitreal, "losters"? Sorry. That's not a word in English. Or maybe that's just how frackers spell lobsters?
UticaShale, "one boot on Tigerlillies neck". Can none of you ignoramuses actually spell? Or what? Dumb, dumb, dumb. You're too stupid to actually be evil. That takes purposefulness and awareness of what a person is actually doing. Your boot on my neck? Really? Oh, I didn't realize. *rolls eyes* You are delusional. And probably typing away from the mental hospital. Or at least you should be.
Thanks for your reply. I see Stan as a dangerous man that could corrupt liberal minds with his ideas. The theme of putting people to work and keeping them out of trouble has far reaching implications. Ridiculing criminals is destructive to the very core of their identity. The ecosystem of political views is delicate and cannot bear such onslaught.
The comments, as usual, have lost sight of the fact that a man was beaten by thugs in the commission of a robbery. Members of our society are self-centered: "As long as it's not in my backyard."


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Here is an article that addresses one of the technological changes taking over how bedside care is done. Although this is a whitepaper issued by Samsung Business USA, the use of new communication technology is actually changing the way we care for our patients.
I think these changes are for the best and help us provide quality patient care. There is a reason, however, to be leery due to privacy issues. Fortunately, most hospitals and healthcare businesses are on top of this due to HIPPA.
I think using tablets and phones to communicate with both the patients and the treatment team makes for seamless care and facilitates a team atmosphere, with the patient included in the team.
The last time I was with a family member who was hospitalized, she could call her nurse on the phone instead of turning on a call-light. She had the telephone numbers to call every one of the treatment team if she needed them. She even had the number to call dietary to get her meals delivered.
This can only be a good thing. I can't think of a down side. Can you? Please read the entire whitepaper and then leave me a comment here. I'd love to have a conversation with you about this issue.
Today's hospital-based nurses are always on the go — moving from one room to another, caring for patients, coordinating care plans and ensuring patients have the resources they need to get and stay healthy. Thankfully, technology in nursing aims to help these highly mobile healthcare workers attend to patients more efficiently.
Mobile nurse technology including smartphones, tablets and wearables are transforming how hospital-based nurses deliver bedside care. Rather than relying on computers, pagers and landline phones to access health information and to communicate with colleagues, nurses can use these mobile solutions from any location, at any time, to deliver immediate care.
The Benefits of Mobile Technology in Nursing
By untethering nurses from fixed-location technology, these devices help to keep their focus on the patients. Mobile technology for healthcare also helps nurses:
- Streamline Communication
Communication breakdowns in hospitals can lead to delays in treatment, serious injury or even death. By providing nurses with a secure communication system that includes voice, text messaging, email and videoconferencing, mobile devices enable them to communicate the right information to the right team members in real time. Nurses can also receive text-based notifications if a patient's condition requires immediate action, and these alerts can be redirected to other team members if the primary nurse is busy.
- Access Real-Time Patient Data
Nurses use clinical data to make informed treatment decisions and document patient care. But because desktop computers are often shared by multiple team members, nurses might not have access to data when they need it, or they might not be able to record treatments in a timely fashion. This can lead to clerical errors or communication breakdowns. Mobile solutions, such as tablets, that are integrated with electronic health records allow nurses to generate progress notes, document vital signs, review lab results and update treatment records from the patients' bedsides.
- Engage Patients
The more patients understand about their conditions and care plans, the more likely they are to adhere to prescribed treatment and avoid readmission. Rather than handing patients a thick stack of papers at discharge, nurses can use mobile devices to engage patients in their care during each bedside encounter. This could mean using tablets to show patients what they're doing and why, or providing patients with mobile devices that are preloaded with educational content about their specific conditions. Since hospitalized patients have plenty of time on their hands, this gives them a way to occupy their minds while learning more about their conditions.
These are just a few ways in which nurse mobile technology is transforming hospital workflows and patient care — and nursing professionals are eager to reap these benefits.
Securing Mobile Technology in Hospitals
As members of one of the most highly regulated industries in the U.S., today's nursing professionals don't just need more mobile devices — they need secure, trusted solutions. While most home health and hospice agencies provide workers with mobile solutions, many hospitals still haven't equipped on-site nurses with the tools they need to streamline workflows and deliver top-notch care. Lacking access to these mobile solutions, nurses often use their personal devices to access patient data, communicate with colleagues and otherwise support patient care. This makes work more convenient, but it can also compromise patient data security. (read more here)


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This weekend is the first and second round of the NCAA tourney. It is one of my favorite weekends of the year. I will watch nearly every hour of coverage this weekend and can't wait to get started this afternoon. I get off work today at 12:30 and will have a full afternoon and evening of watching the coverage on CBS. I took tomorrow off, so I can stay up late tonight watching the games and then be ready for another full day of watching b-ball tomorrow. It's simply amazing!
What about you, what are your plans for the next 4 days. Will you be watching every game of the tourney, just watching KU, or not watching any of it b/c you are upset your Survivor episode won't air for the next 2 weeks?


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Impressive perspective. You have a splendid gallery...really !
This is great It reminds me of the crater of a vulcano!
It reminds me of the ocean with a huge whirlpool. Real nice.
I am impressed!!
Wow... it's humungous!!
Amazing ... Super well done
not so minor it looks quite different ...nice fractal landscape
Gorgeous reminds me of a canyon
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Amazing landscape !
Love this. Looking magical.
very nice lux, I was starting to render one of these the other week and by the time I had the top horizon strip and the start of the curve of land I gave up as my render would have taken forever..how was this one for you?
Thanks, Tim...for me it took 11min. to render (1000X750).
It is a tricky formula, indeed...
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The thing people do not understand or realize is that the protein shakes actually are healthy for you, they provide nutrients, (hell of alot more than fast food does). I do not eat much protein so I"m a little concerned for my little one (I'm only 5 weeks). I have an appt with my LB doc tomorrow to discuss our plan for my pregnancy. I then see my OB Fri. If your docs are not worried about your baby getting the nutrients then I say do what you need to do. I wish you the best of luck, this is a very tricky time for all of us Mom's w/ bands!
But again my appetite is still crazy, I just need to go get on & get a fill! I would hate myself if I ended up with gestational diabetes & could have prevented it
Those other moms don't know anything about the lap band so they can't judge you for it. My LB doc actually even said the band can help in pregnancy b/c you eat small amounts throughout the day. I actually ended up having all of mine taken out but that's b/c I think I stretched it out not b/c I was concerned for the baby.
If you're going to do protein shakes and liquids like that just make sure that you're getting enough calories. Ask your ob how many you should be aiming for. Mine told me 16-1700 a day (up from the 11-1200 I was eating before). Now is not the time to lose weight you just want to keep from gaining too much, too fast.
Also, have you been exercising? I know it's really hard (I'm 15 weeks and just now getting my energy back) but I found myself gainig (I've gained 8 pounds but none since a little before the second trimester). I've started exercising more and I find that the scale isn't going up and my eating habits definitely are not so great b/c my baby really likes the good stuff ;)
Just keep up what you're doing. Keep up with what both the LB and OB docs say to make sure that you get a healthy, happy baby in the end :)


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Gross was working on a USAID-funded democracy building program when he was arrested in December 2009.
Cuba considers such programs to be aimed at undermining the government, and calls Gross a spy.
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1. Do the American people deserve to know the truth regarding the ongoing war in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen?
2. Could a larger question be: how can an Army Private gain access to so much secret material?
3. Why is the hostility mostly directed at Assange, the publisher, and not our government's failure to protect classified information?
4. Are we getting our money's worth from the $80 billion per year we spend on our intelligence agencies?
5. Which has resulted in the greatest number of deaths; lying us into war, or WikiLeaks' revelations or the release of the Pentagon Papers?
6. If Assange can be convicted of a crime for publishing information, that he did not steal, what does this say about the future of the First Amendment and the independence of the internet?
7. Could it be that the real reason for the near universal attacks on WikiLeaks is more about secretly maintaining a seriously flawed foreign policy of empire than it is about national security?
8. Is there not a huge difference between releasing secret information to help the enemy in the time of a declared war—which is treason—and the releasing of information to expose our government lies that promote secret wars, death, and corruption?
9. Was it not once considered patriotic to stand up to our government when it's wrong?
Thomas Jefferson had it right when he advised:
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Congressman Ron Paul speaks on the house floor. December 9, 2010
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Ron Paul speaks to the House about his concern regarding the currency crisis. He reviews the economic situation and the audit the fed bill briefly. He talks about the bailout of Greece and how money is created out of thin air and then transferred to banking 'friends'. He is clearly concerned and continues to educate and inform and encourage an audit of the federal reserve system.
Thank God for this man of courage telling it like it is.
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Skip to comments.GAY PRO-LIFE LEADERS ARRESTED AT NATIONAL PRO-LIFE MARCH
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Not to mention that, as challenged for allies as the pro-life movement is these days, to shove people away because they happen to be, like every other living human being (according to the teachings of Jesus Christ), living in sin, is ridiculously self-defeating.
So now, thanks to Nellie Gray's actions, the March For Life, which is supposed to be about saving babies from abortion, has been turned into a controversy about homosexual pro-lifers and their right to protest alongside others. I may be the only one here who feels this, but I am profoundly ashamed.
There's more to it than the homosexuals are telling. The police don't arrest people on the "orders" of a civilian. I would guess these folks started behaving a lot worse than they're letting on.
I'm curious as to why the gay group is so adamant about putting their group's name on their banner. Why do they have their own group? What does their choice of sexual practices have to do with the issue of abortion, anyway?
Were they passing out some type of offensive literature?
I'm sure there is more to this than what the article states.
A simply brilliant point, Fee. If the pro-abortion mentality continues (when a baby is, in any way, less than perfect, abort it) then parents will readily abort their gay unborn babies, should they detect this gay gene in a prenatal test. It may very well turn out to be that, in the future, gays may owe their continued existence soley to the refusal of pro-life parents to abort them.
I am deeply disturbed that a single woman is attempting to dictate who can and cannot declare him or herself a pro-lifer. Banners abound at the march for every sort of cause, including the "ex-gay" movement. The PLAGAL people are very sincere pro-lifers who take a beating in the gay community for their public stance (at Pride rallies, for instance, where abortion-rights people come out in force). For them to be turned away from the March for Life is outrageous and self-defeating.
Probably for the same reason that feminists, blacks, and people of various different religions have their own groups -- to show that the pro-life movement is diverse and contains people from all walks of life, not just women-hating white religious men, as is often the liberal media's portrait of the movement.
They have no business pushing their gay agenda, which is probably more important to them than the abortion issue, IMHO.
That is EXACTLY right! PLAGAL and similar groups (like Feminists for Life) have been trying for years to get media coverage of their opposition to abortion. PLAGAL shows up at Gay Pride rallies to make the point that people need not agree with all the views of the conservative Right in order to take a stand against the tragedy of abortion. I think the pro-life movement should advertise its diversity instead of stifling it. It would do a lot to counteract the image the media has presented.
I also suspect something more than this release tells. I also have a problem with one quote.
"That's as offensive as telling an African American, 'you can ride on the bus, but just sit in the back.'"
Black isn't a behavior, it's a skin color. If someone had been there with a sign proclaiming, "Gangstas for life" I'd have probably had a problem with it, no matter how many congressmen they promised to lobby or no matter how much fundraising they promised to do.
If Nellie doesn't want her group affiliated with homosexuals, it doesn't have to be. The whiners can go arrange their own march.
I don't see how not reproducing is equivalent to killing or death. As I've pointed out in the past, there has never been a single unborn baby that has met dismemberment due to an act of homosexual activity. Heterosexual activity, on the other hand, has indirectly led to millions of abortions. The fault lies with the individuals who decide to abort, of course, not the sex itself. But perhaps you see what I mean.
You are absolutely right as usual, madprof98. The pro-life movement is hurt if it's image is one of exclusion and intolerance. One need not approve of a group's lifestyle to accept it's help in a just and righteous cause.
That seems likely. If they were really sincere, they could try to test Nellie.
Have a group go next year in white sheets and hoods. Let them carry a banner proclaiming, "Klansmen for Life." If Nellie doesn't ask that they be removed, I'll agree with the homosexuals that they are being mistreated. I suspect that "Klansmen for Life" wouldn't be tolerated.
And I would expect those homosexuals to jumpt to the defense of the Klansmen and demand that Nellie let everyone in who wants in.
Because they're gay? Is that the only reason they are automatically suspect?
It isn't directly. But both abortion and homosexual "pride" are symptoms of the same evil, the idea that human beings can establish their own moral order based on their own understanding of how things work. We're eating of the same fruit of which Adam and Eve ate, and it's bearing the same destructive fruit. Abortion and homosexuality are two results of that fruit.
Wherein lies the problem. They couldn't simply show up with signs and protest like the others; they had to identify themselves as homosexuals, and grab some of the spotlight.
I'm sure the rest of the protestors didn't identify themselves as "Heterosexuals for Life"; they always have to interject that into everything they do.
Why in this case? Undoubtably more for PR than anything.
YES... You have a problem with that? The sodomite community pushes the homosexual agenda and the Christian Community does not need their input.
Everything is always about them. I'm sure the pro-life cause was a secondary consideration, if one at all.
Yes, but many of us have come to our pro-life convictions based not on religious teaching, but on rational examination. Nobody is suggesting that Nellie Gray should have adopted the beliefs or lifestyle of the members of PLAGAL, only that she should have allowed them to protest alongside other pro-lifers in unity.
Right. Now the March for Life becomes a debate about homosexuals. They destroy everything they touch.
I respect your opinion, but that's not a strategy for victory. What you're saying is that only people who live strictly by Christian teaching are allowed into the pro-life movement. By that standard, if it were applied with no bias, the pro-life movement would have zero members, since everyone falls short of the Christian standard in some way. The cause is important enough, I think, to accept help where it's offered, even if those helping are living in ways that are disagreeable to those who form the majority of the movement.
Nevertheless, having said that, in other aspects of the 'lifestyle', I would say a certain culture of death exists in that individuals make conscious decisions to engage in free will acts that promote the spread of a disease that is deadly and has no known cure. surely, this part of homosexual culture could be termed 'pro death'.
At the end of the day, I do not see anything particularly pro-life about the homosexual agenda. it neither promotes the procreation of natural life, and many of its adherents also engage in acts which flirt with death. Something is not right here.
This idea is the only thing that distinguishes humans from lower beasts.
But they shouldn't. According to Christian scripture, a perverted believer will see Heaven, while a morally upright non-believer will bathe in the fires of Hell. So is it really so important, then, that those who would like to help protect the unborn are morally pure?
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 technologies and products applied in the impressive Beijing Olympic Game.<o:p />

Most of
 us who work for Sun may know that Sun provided the technology platform to NBC's universal Olympic website. This is not new to
 us. (BTW, Sun's Intel Xeon based X64 servers delivered superior performance
 while providing energy and space efficiencies). And it's also not new that the
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 business secrets, or even national secrets… ), anyway, here's the "unofficial" information, take it "at your own
 risk". Here you go. Sun provided consulting services to the Games Systems. the
 services included system architecture design, implementation and supporting services
 during the game. As you can guess, the systems used quite a lot Sun's products.
 Here's an incomplete list: Solaris 10, Sun Cluster, Directory Server, Web
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 that the team worked like a dog during this hot summer. Before the game, they
 spent a lot of efforts to test and tune the system. They tried to break the
 system with huge workload and erroneous inputs…etc. The team also provided
 HW&SW support during the game. They were monitoring the systems and reacting
 to any emergency. Besides the difficulties of the project itself, the team also
 suffered a lot by the awful communication experience, don't get me wrong, I mean because of the language and the
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 a lot of other products from other companies were used in the system along with
 Sun products. Oracle DB, for example, was running on Sun Sparc servers(I guess
 so). Windows Server OS was used heavily in the system mostly on Lenovo PC
 servers. I just wonder how many of them were running on Sun's X64 servers.</o:p>

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Jared Allen would've tied sack record if Brett Favre didn't take a dive [VIDEO]
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Jared Allen finished just short of beating Michael Strahen's single season sack record this weekend, and ties the real record for sacks unassisted by quarterbacks.
If Vikings fans are looking for another reason to hate Brett Favre, consider this: He took a dive for his friend Michael Strahan in order to give him the sack record that eluded Jared Allen's grasp. With the phantom sack, Strahan reached 22.5 sacks, beating the record of 22 set in 1984 by Mike Gastineau with the New York Jets.
This year, Jared Allen had 22 sacks, setting a Vikings team record but falling 1/2 sack short of Strahan's bogus record.
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"They're buddies!" cries the announcer. "You gotta be kiddin'!"
Here's the back story of the "phantom sack":
Green Bay Coach Mike Sherman, with his team comfortably ahead, called for a running play to Ahman Green. Favre changed it, without telling his offensive line, to something called a key play, meaning Favre is to fake a handoff to a back and then run the opposite way, in this instance, toward Strahan's left defensive end spot.
Since the linemen thought Favre was handing off, they did not pass protect, and Strahan was free. He steamrolled right into Favre for a 7-yard sack. It went just as Favre had planned it.
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Favre has always denied taking a dive for Strahan, but the video tells the story and clearly even his teammates didn't believe him.
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Every Christmas and birthday it's the same thing...........DH has it SOOOOOOOO easy, I was just telling him the other night. He could LITERALLYwait to start shopping for my gifts until 12/24, drop in at Hobby Lobby or Michael's or some such store around 8 PM and walk out with a TON of stuff I'd LOVE to receive. Not that he would do that, he likes to pick out special gifts and has always put a lot of thought into his choices.
BUT.............when it comes to buying for him, I start tearing my hair out a couple of months ahead of time! Guy presents are either expensive or just plain hard to decide on. I couldn't begin to know what coins would be good to give him as a gift or anything such thing!
To make matters worse, DH has NO hobbies which require buying stuff! AND he doesn't like to get clothes........the one thing he DOES wear out!
Does anyone else have this problem? If so, what are you getting your guy this year????????
I did buy him a couple of nice dress shirts, and a radio he wanted with short wave, etc. I've also already purchased some TV series that he's into now: The original series' Twilight Zone and Mission Impossible.
Now what?????????:tap: I've knitted him 2 pairs of socks in Knit Picks Essentials and he says they are too hot on his feet (we live in HOT S. TX), so until I find a better yarn without wool, no socks!
Well, my hubby usually wants clothes (he has a tendency to get holes in stuff - battery acid - or tear it on something), so that's not a big problem.
For fun stuff, though, I usually get him DVDs and books (he likes to read science fiction stuff). I'm thinking of picking up the last Indiana Jones movie this year. He doesn't really have hobbies, either. He likes to tinker with stuff, but generally the things he's torn up stay torn up so I don't encourage that one a whole lot.:teehee: (For instance, he took a little table apart to refinish and fix and give to me for our 1st anniversary. That was 28 years ago, and the thing is still in pieces in the basement. Oy!!!!!!!!!) He also like electronic stuff - so I've gotten him a GPS in the past, an MP3 player, that kind of thing. I don't know...generally I just get a feeling about something and buy it. Sometimes I do well, sometimes it just sits......oh well, I try. LOL!!!!!
Sporting event tickets?
Magazine subscription?
Biography of someone he admires?
My husband always says the same thing...socks, just get me socks :rofl:
This year though I'm getting him a new antenna for his xm radio, his has a short in it. He didn't ask for it but I just noticed the last time I was in his car it was acting up.
If he likes t.v. series, get him a DVD recorder, so that he can record his own. You can get them with HD.
Good tips all! I'm glad one of you mentioned the Indiana Jones movie, DH has the other 3, so he NEEDS this one ;)
UGHHHH...I have the same problem. I always end up waiting until the last minute and getting my DH a couple movies. When you ask what he wants he says nothing he doesnt watch sports, has no hobbies, hates clothes. ( pretty boring eh? :teehee: ) AND is extremely thrifty. I think I am going to knit him a hat and some socks, if I am able to hide it from him until christmas.
The easiest solution is to break up in November and take him back in January. Duh.
:roflhard: :roflhard: Now that doesn't sound like such a bad idea!!!
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The National Plant Disease Recovery System (NPDRS) was established in January 30, 2004 per mandate of the Homeland Security Presidential Directive Number 9 (HSPD-9). The directive established a national policy to defend US agriculture and food systems from terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies. The Secretary of Agriculture in cooperation with other Federal departments and agencies is directed to accelerate and expand development of current and new counter-measures against the intentional, inadvertent introduction or natural occurrence of catastrophic animal, plant, and zoonotic diseases. A NPDRS is to be implemented to ensure that the tools, infrastructure, and capacity required to mitigate the impact of high consequence plant disease outbreaks affecting economically important US food crops are such that a reasonable level of crop production is maintained.
This cooperative effort maintains a complete list of recovery plans at: http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/npdrs
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The National Plant Disease Recovery System (NPDRS) Meeting Summary
August 2, 2015 (Sunday, 8-10pm)
Pasadena Convention Center Rm 101
I. Introductions
II. Dr. J. Fajardo provided statistics on the two webinars that were conducted on May 7, 2015 on the 'Overview of Zebra Chip Research in the U.S.' by Dr. Charlie Rush of Texas A&M AgriLife Research and on May 19, 2015 on the 'Threat of Cowpea Mild Mottle Virus – What We Know and Don't Know About this Exotic Virus' by Dr. Judith Brown of the University of Arizona.
The two webinars were hosted by USDA-Office of Pest Management Policy and APS as an education and extension effort to reach out to NPDRS stakeholders (local, state and federal plant health officials; scientists, policy-makers, commodity and industry groups) in sharing disease recovery plans.
Based on the data provided by APS, about 21% of the registrants were international and 79% were based in the US. About 40% of the registrants belonged to the state organizations or university sector; about 40% from the industry sector composed of registrants, producers, agricultural suppliers, commodity, and agribusiness groups; and about 20% came from the federal and government sector.
As of July 26, 2015, Dr. J. Fajardo provided statistics on the number of people who listened in from the post-recording of the two webinars conducted. There were 226 who viewed the webcast for the Zebra Chip of Potatoes and 164 views for the Cowpea Mild Mottle Mosaic Virus.
The two webinars were archived in the webcasts of the Plant Management Network Education Center and the topical meetings and workshops of NPDRS at the APSnet website.
III. An Ad Hoc Committee on NPDRS Generic Recovery Plan Project comprised of Drs. N. McRoberts (UC Davis), C. Thomas (UC Davis), J. Stack (K-State), J. Brown (UArizona), R. Martyn (Purdue), and F. Nutter (Iowa State) demonstrated that selected criteria can be used to cluster or match known pathogens in a set of existing disease recovery plans and found that there was a good inter-rater agreement on the generic properties of the first 14 completed disease recovery plans. The results obtained by the Ad Hoc Committee indicated that the set of clustering criteria will guide scientists or lead authors in writing new recovery plans based on those generic properties with significant robustness of clustering criteria for both intra- and inter-rater agreement.
The research work of the Ad Hoc Committee will be submitted for publication to the Plant Disease journal as a feature article and is currently under revision. A research paper or special report will also be submitted in the Fall of 2015 per recommendation of the reviewers with the details on the analysis and results.
Drs. McRoberts and Thomas proposed a Phase III Project to complete the cluster analysis by obtaining a 'Gold Standard' scoring for existing newly developed recovery plans including the proposed recovery plan for diseases caused by phytoplasmas.
IV. Dr. M. Hughes of the University of Florida gave an update on the online publication of the 'Recovery Plan for Laurel Wilt on Redbay and Other Forest Species Caused by Raffaelea lauricola and Disseminated by Xyleborus glabratus'. This will be the first recovery plan to be published sometime in the Fall of 2015 at Plant Health Progress of APS, a peer-reviewed journal of applied plant health.
V. New recovery plans will be developed for FY2016 and based on the Emerging Diseases and Pathogens Committee Meeting on August 2, 2015 (8:30-10am), the Cucumber Green Mottle Mosaic Virus, Plantago Asiatica Mosaic Virus in lilies and solanaceous crops, and wheat flag smut were mentioned. Dr. N. Harrison of the University of Florida will take the lead to develop a recovery plan for phytoplasma involving six diseases – apple proliferation, European stone fruit yellows, flavescence doree, pine witches' broom, palm lethal yellowing, and Australian grapevine yellows.
VI. A discussion on the Guidelines for Updating Recovery Plans was initiated by Drs. D. Fravel and J. Fajardo. A suggestion was raised by Dr. R. Bulluck of USDA-APHIS on the existence of a preamble before the Executive Summary of a recovery plan.
VII. Adjournment
Meeting Minutes, August 10, 2014
August 10, 2014 (Sunday), 8-9:30 pm
Hilton Hotel, Marquette V
I. Introductions
II. A proposal for sponsoring webinars in cooperation with APS on the newly developed recovery plans in 2014-15 was presented by Julius Fajardo (USDA-OPMP). The proposed webinars will be planned to be conducted in the first or second quarter of 2015 as an awareness and educational effort not only to the scientific community but also to policy makers, consultants, growers, and commodity groups.
III. Jim Stack (Kansas State University) recommended that few of the recovery plans that are currently impacting US agriculture, natural resources and trade should be reached out to stakeholders through publication at the Plant Health Progress of APS or any peer-reviewed journals like Plant Disease. This recommendation will be taken into consideration and should encourage lead authors in the academic community to incentivize their time and efforts.
IV. Deb Fravel (USDA-ARS) suggested that a mechanism to fill in the research gaps in the recovery plan per GAO audit should be put in place. Lead authors and contributors in the recovery plan should provide inputs in identifying what research activities had been conducted, are being conducted and will be conducted to compare with those of USDA-ARS research studies.
V. Updates on the newly developed recovery plans including the matrix model project were formally presented with slides by the following:
A. Matrix Model: Generic Recovery Plans
1. Carla Thomas, University of California-Davis
2. Neil McRoberts, University of California-Davis
B. New Recovery Plans
1. Cowpea mild mottle virus (Judy Brown, University of Arizona)
2. Citrus black spot (Megan Dewdney, University of Florida)
3. Potato zebra chip (Charlie Rush, Texas A&M University)
VI. Updates on old and completed recovery plans were provided by:
1. Laurel wilt of redbay (Jason Smith, University of Florida)
2. Plum plox virus (Marc Fuchs, Cornell University)
3. Ug99 stem rust of wheat (Erick De Wolf, Kansas State University)
Meeting Agenda, April 15-16, 2013, Falls Church, VA
Updates: Federal Agency Activities Relevant to HSPD-9 USDA-APHIS – R. Bulluck USDA-ARS – D. Fravel USDA-FS – K. Britton USDA-NIFA – M. Draper EPA – D. Rosenblatt FBI – N. Barnaby
Domestic Programs and Activities to Response & Recovery Plans National Plant Microbial Germplasm System - Status and Future Prospects – R. Bennett Information Technology and Data Management Tools – K. Suiter Communication and Coordination Plans – T. Murray Plant Biosecurity Programs and Infrastructure – R. Hammerschmidt
International Programs Relevant to Response & Recovery Plans New Pest and Pathogen Threats to Tree Forests and the UK Response – J. Webber
USDA–OPMP Recovery Plans Orientation & Background on Recovery Plans – J. Fajardo Thousand Cankers Disease (Geosmithia spp.) of Walnut – N. Tisserat Citrus Leprosis Virus – R. Brlansky Bacterial Leaf Blight & Streak (Xanthomonas oryzae) of Rice – J. Leach Blast (Magnaporthe oryzae) of Wheat – B. Valent Root Knot & Cyst Nematodes – T. Powers Cotton Leaf Curl Disease – J. Brown
APHIS PPQ Response Guidelines Introduction & Background on Response Guidelines – R. Bulluck Prioritization of New Pest Response Guidelines – G. Cave Chalara fraxinea (Ash Dieback) – W. Danquah Pissodes castaneus (Small Banded Pine Weevil) – K. Maguylo Tremex fuscicornis (Tremex Wood Wasp) – J. Hardin The Martyn or Matrix Model The Development of Generic Recovery Plans: The Cluster Analysis Model – R. Martyn Defining and Validating the Model – N. McRoberts Potential Applications – How Can the Model Be Put Into Practice? – C. Thomas Recovery Plan Updates Huanglongbing Recovery Plan Update – C. Hollingsworth Policies & Frequency – J. FletcherNew Plan and Guideline Proposals & Prioritization New Recovery Plans – D. Luster Consideration for New Recovery Plans: Groups of Pathogens Ca. Liberibacter spp. Vectored by Psyllids – J. Brown Vector Transmitted Phytoplasmas – J. Fletcher Plant Pathogens Infecting Human Hosts – S. Tolin Viroids – S. Tolin New Response Guidelines – R. Bulluck
Report and Minutes
Summary/Minutes, March 6-8, 2011, Dallas, TX
Attachment 1. Meeting AgendaAttachment 2. Lewis HHS NIHAttachment 3: Britton USDA FSAttachment 4. Rosenblatt EPA OPPAttachment 5. Fravel USDA ARSAttachment 6. Thomas NPDN DiagnosticsAttachment 7. Fletcher NIMF ForensicsAttachment 8. Smith NPDRS Strategic PlanAttachment 9. Britton ITAP-PP Know New PathogensAttachment 10. Bennett National Culture CollectionsAttachment 11. Smith Recovery Plan Guide
Attachment 12. Mayfield Laurel Wilt of RedbayAttachment 13: Vidaver Rathayibacter PoisoningAttachment 14: Hartman Red Leaf Blotch of SoybeanAttachment 15. Murray Stem Rust of Wheat (Ug99)Attachment 16. Bulluck Response Guidelines GuideAttachment 17. Maguylo Phytophthora spp.Attachment 18. Kamminga Red Palm WeevilAttachment 19. Costanzo Huanglongbing (HLB)Attachment 20. Martyn Matrix SystemAttachment 21. Nutter Pathogen Matching System
Summary/Minutes, October 27-28, 2008, San Antonio, Texas
Summary, April 22-24, 2007, St. Louis, MO
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This resource begins with a synopsis of administrative simplification and a quick overview of the HIPAA transactions standards. It examines the eight types of transactions standards, defines electronic terms, and explores the pros and cons of alternative electronic transactions methods. Also included is information on code sets and implementation guides plus return-on-investment analyses that build a statutory, business and regulatory case for adopting the transaction standards. It also addresses the future of transaction standards, including claims attachments, electronic medical records and electronic prescriptions, and future trends in transaction processing.
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The Big Picture of HIPAA Transactions
The Nuts and Bolts of Administrative Simplification
Building the Infrastructure
Four Sets of Standards
The HIPAA Transactions Rule
The Claims Process: Paper and Electronic Environments
Benefits of HIPAA Transactions and Code Sets
CHAPTER 2 The Business of HIPAA Transactions
The HIPAA-Compliant Transaction
Types of HIPAA Transactions and What They Mean
Planning for HIPAA Transactions
Building the Implementation and Compliance Plan
The Certification and Testing Process
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What You Should Know About Certification
Business Challenges
Billing Cycles
Staff Acceptance
Implementation Guides
Trading Partner Agreements
Health Plan-Specific Information
Payer Companion Guides
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More HIPAA Transactions to Come
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Level 1 Response
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Level 3 Inquiry
Inquiry Errors
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Transaction Summary
Corrections or Reversals
Claim Status Transactions (The 276)
What the 276 Will Do For You
Information You'll Need for a Claims Status Inquiry
Service Line Information
Claim Status Response (The 277)
Category Codes
Status Codes
Entity Codes
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HIPAA Transactions Summary
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Code Sets in the Physician's Office
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Transaction Set
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