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Paul Abdul may have a new manager – but she may find herself without her old job on American Idol.
"Very sadly, it does not appear that she's going to be back on Idol," David Sonenberg, Abdul's manager, told the Los Angeles Times, which also reports that a grassroots campaign took shape this weekend to keep Abdul on the show – along with other judges Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and recent addition Kara DioGuardi – for its ninth season, auditions for which start next month.
Though FOX said earlier this year that Abdul, 47, was "an integral part of the show," Sonenberg says there is no contract on the table. "I find it under these circumstances particularly unusual; I think unnecessarily hurtful," he said of the delay. "I find it kind of unconscionable and certainly rude and disrespectful that they haven't stepped up and said what they want to do."
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text: Posted December 16, 2012 I always hear people say this. Know what I don't hear? Evidence that Jesus existed. I asked the self professed biblical scholar for some, and all he can say is that there is evidence that Pilate existed. I didn't ask about Pilate. It's absolutely absurd to claim it's a tough claim to take on when there are literally 0 eyewitness or otherwise written accounts about these events until everyone supposedly involved was long dead. i can't remember any of the sources off the top of my head by name so i'm not gonna claim absolute knowledge or infallibility... but there have been a number of historical texts besides the bible that mention his existence. i don't think many people attempt to dispute that. but i'm not appealing to mass opinion, so i'll come back with the sources when they're available to me. also at least two of the synoptics are dated to within the lifetime of the writers having seen jesus and interacted with him in their lifetimes. keep in mind also the historical context of information dissemination back then, with oral tradition playing a major part, one way or another, in how we examine the accuracy of claims Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Agricultural 'Crisis' in Pakistan: Some Explanations and Policy Options
This paper is about public policy and agricultural growth in Pakistan. The author takes the position that, in a historical perspective, public policy has been a large part of the erratic, maybe unsustainable, growth of agriculture in Pakistan. The most important policy issue, therefore, is to radically restructure the existing bureaucratic, patronage-ridden, rent-seeking, and wasteful system of institutions and services. Governments have been far too active in some areas and far too inactive in others, affecting perversely farm productivity and farmers' economic well-being. The flaws in public policy reflect two important aspects of governments: (i) their inability—reflecting both inadequate will and administrative capacity—to implement what needs to be done and (ii) their wrong diagnosis of, hence prescription for, the problems.
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- Mahmood Hasan Khan, 1983. "Classes and Agrarian Transition in Pakistan," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 22(3), pages 129-162.
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Laudrup: Michu is staying in Wales
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup says Michu will not leave the club in the January transfer window.
The Spaniard has been prolific in front of goal since his two million pounds move from Rayo Vallecano last summer, netting 13 goals in 22 Premier League appearances.
Russian clubs Zenit St Petersburg and Anzhi Makhachkhala are reportedly in the hunt to sign the 26-year-old, but the Swansea manager insists the forward will remain at the Liberty Stadium this month.
"There is no way he will leave," Laudrup told ITV Sport.
"It is absolutely out of the question.
"One reason is because it is so difficult to get someone in right now, and the second is that he is happy here and doesn't want to leave."
Laudrup has complemented Michu's enthusiasm, stating that he and Wales captain Ashley Williams constantly want to make a start for the Welsh club.
"They always want to play." he said.
"Obviously I am the one who has to decide and see if they are a little tired - or to let them rest or to play them.
"Your top scorer, you always want him playing every game, together with Ashley Williams, they are the two players with the most games this season.
"But he (Michu) is our top scorer and it is important for the team-mates to have him there and it's important with the opposition because they always know they are in danger when he is there. If he is fit then he will play."


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John Skelton will start at QB for Cardinals at Seattle
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Just a week after Ken Whisenhunt stayed with rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley in a rough performance against the New York Jets, the Arizona Cardinals head coach is swapping signal callers once again. Third-year pro John Skelton will start Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks at Century Link Field.
Arizona Sports' Kyndra de St. Aubin tweeted out the news:
Whiz says Skelton will start Sunday
— Kyndra de St. Aubin (@Kyndra620) December 5, 2012
Skelton hasn't played since being replaced by Lindley in the first half of a loss at Atlanta November 18. The Fordham product, who won the starting job in training camp, has started five games this season, completing 98-of-179 passes for 1,058 yards with two touchdown passes and five interceptions.
"There's a number of reasons that go into it, but John is going to start for us this week up in Seattle, and we'll go from there," Whisenhunt said.
The head coach was vague about the reasons why he's switching back to Skelton.
"Some of it has to do with Seattle — playing up there, having played against them once already this year," he said. "There are a lot of factors, but I'm not going into each one of them."
Skelton suffered an ankle injury in the season opener against Seattle at University of Phoenix Stadium and didn't see the field again until Week 6 against Buffalo when Kevin Kolb suffered a rib injury.
Skelton started the next four games before being replaced by Lindley.
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From screen to cell
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Nina Notman finds out how liquid crystals are moving into the biotechnology and pharmaceutical toolbox
A tetrabenzocyclooctaraene linkage (black) connects the two buckybowls (blue)
The buckycatcher in this study (C60H28) consists of a tetrabenzocyclooctaraene tether that links two corannulene (the smallest and most studied buckybowl) pincers. In previous attempts to isolate this molecule, researchers have had difficulties with solvate formation, as solvents fill the large empty cleft that the buckycatcher uses to encapsulate guest molecules. However, a collaboration between the groups of Marina Petrukhina, at the University at Albany, State University of New York, and Andrzej Sygula, at Mississippi State University, has finally managed to elucidate the structure of this rather interesting molecule by developing and carrying out a rather arduous solvent-free method that involved growing the crystals in a vacuum over several months.
The buckycatcher's flexibiliy has been suggested before, but Petrukhina's team provide the first experimental evidence for the adjustability of the tetrabenzocyclooctaraene tether that connects its corannulene pincers and allows them to move closer or further apart to catch guest species.
The molecule will readily adjust the size of its opening to accommodate its guest
Petrukhina says the group are extending their work to the design and synthesis of similar systems to 'generate a pool of size-specific molecular receptors with corannulene pincers, which will potentially lead to more efficient separation, isolation and/or detection of certain guest molecules.' As for applications of these materials, Chamberlain comments that 'in the future they could be used for data storage and quantum information processing where the use of molecular based components provides the extreme miniaturisation required for the formation of smaller and more powerful computers.'
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DALLAS (AP) - Texas Instruments expects fourth-quarter sales to decline up to 5 percent, and the semiconductor giant plans to cut capital spending deeply.
Chief financial officer William Aylesworth said Wednesday that the market for semiconductors remains difficult. The Semiconductor Industry Association reported that worldwide sales in September were 41 percent lower than a year earlier.
Sales of chips for wireless devices are improving, Aylesworth said at an investment conference in New York.
Aylesworth said Texas Instruments will cut capital spending next year to no more than $1.2 billion, down from $1.8 billion this year. The company said it would delay installation of new manufacturing equipment.
On Thursday, UBS Warburg analyst Thomas Thornhill cut his estimate of Texas Instruments' 2002 earnings in half, to 4 cents per share. He predicted flat sales in the first quarter with improvement later in the year.
In October, the Dallas-based company said it lost $117 million in the third quarter after earning $679 million in the same quarter of 2000. Shares of Texas Instruments, which rose 72 cents on Wednesday, rose 81 cents to $28.80 in morning trading Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Author Affiliations: Department of Health Services Administration, University of Maryland, College Park.
The "Great Recession" of 2007 to 2009 affected Americans of all backgrounds, across education, age, race/ethnicity, and household type, but took a far greater toll on African Americans and Hispanics than on whites.1,2 In 2009, unemployment rates of African Americans (14.8%) and Hispanics (12.1%) were significantly higher than the rate for whites (8.7%).3 Median wealth fell 66% among Hispanic households, 53% among African American households, and 16% among white households.2 Rates of employment-based health insurance declined more steeply for minorities than for whites, as 25% of African Americans and Hispanics lost their job during the recession compared with 15% of whites, and minorities were more likely to become uninsured.4
Loss of insurance coverage deteriorates access to care and is associated with reduced use of health services,5 particularly during recessions.6 Preventive service use is also sensitive to recessions.6,7 Taken together, these forces suggest that health services use patterns of minorities may have been significantly altered during the recession. The objective of the present study was to examine differences in health services use regarding office-based physician visits, inpatient stays, emergency department visits, and prescription drug fills for racial and ethnic minorities before and during the Great Recession.
To investigate the association between the economic recession and health care use, we used data nationally representative of the civilian noninstitutionalized US population from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey8 (MEPS) for 2005 to 2006 and 2008 to 2009 for adults aged 18 to 64 years. The total sample (N = 54 007) included non-Hispanic whites (whites) (n = 30 760), non-Hispanic African Americans (n = 9822) (African Americans), and Hispanics (n = 13 425). Our outcome variables included use counts of office-based physician visits, inpatient stays, emergency department visits, and prescription drug fills over the calendar year. We estimated negative binomial models for the count data. We report the incident rate ratios (IRRs), which indicate the estimated rate ratio of an explanatory variable relative to its reference category, if all the other variables are held constant in the model.9
The key explanatory variables included a dichotomous indicator equal to 1 for 2008 to 2009 and equal to 0 for 2005 to 2006. We also controlled for the interaction terms of this recession indicator with race and ethnicity. We controlled for respondents' demographics, socioeconomic status, health insurance coverage, self-reported health, and chronic conditions. Characteristics of the sample are available in the eTable.
There were significant differences in health services use by race/ethnicity before and during the recession. Unadjusted statistics show that the mean number of office-based physician visits over the 2-year prerecession period were lower for African Americans (5.75) and Hispanics (4.51) than for whites (7.34) (Table). During the recession, whites and Hispanics reported fewer physician visits compared with the period before the recession. Prescription drug use was highest for whites in the prerecession period (14.08), with a statistically significant drop during the recession to a mean of 13.44 prescription drug fills. Hispanics had the lowest mean prescription drug fill counts before the recession (8.40) and no significant drop during the recession (8.09). The drop in prescription drug fills for African Americans (from 12.93 to 12.74) was not significant. For African Americans, the mean number of inpatient stays was higher before the recession (0.16) and lower during the recession (0.14), but inpatient stays were not significantly reduced for whites or Hispanics. Emergency department use did not differ significantly across the 2 periods. African Americans reported the most visits, whereas use was similar for whites and Hispanics.
The IRRs from the negative binomial regressions show that there were fewer prescription drug fills (IRR, 0.91; P < .01) and inpatient stays (IRR, 0.90; P < .05) across all races and ethnicities during the recession relative to the prerecession period. There were no statistically significant overall reductions in physician visits or emergency department use related to the recession. The coefficients for the interaction terms of the year indicator (2008-2009) and "Hispanic" or "African American" show the differential associations of the recession compared with the prerecession period for minorities relative to whites. The Hispanic × year indicator shows that Hispanics had a greater (IRR, 0.91; P < .05) reduction of physician visits than did whites during the recession.
Our results show the recession of 2007 to 2009 is associated with downward trends in health care utilization relative to the period before the recession across race/ethnicity and services. Physician visits, prescription drug fills, and inpatient visits were statistically significantly lower in the recession period for whites, African Americans, and Hispanics. Negative binomial results show that the recession is associated with lower counts of prescription drug fills and inpatient stays across race/ethnicity.
Although minorities bore the brunt of the recession in terms of losses in employment, income, and insurance, our findings suggest that trends in use patterns were similar across race and ethnicity. The only evidence of ethnic disparities is the statistically significant finding that Hispanics reduced office-based physician visits more than whites during the recession.
Correspondence: Dr Mortensen, Department of Health Services Administration, University of Maryland, 3310 School of Public Health Bldg, College Park, MD 20742 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Published Online: January 7, 2013. doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.1414
Author Contributions:Study concept and design: Mortensen and Chen. Acquisition of data: Chen. Analysis and interpretation of data: Mortensen and Chen. Drafting of the manuscript: Mortensen. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Mortensen and Chen. Statistical analysis: Chen. Administrative, technical, and material support: Mortensen. Study supervision: Mortensen.
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Mortensen K, Chen J. The Great Recession and racial and ethnic disparities in health services use. JAMA Intern Med. Published online January 7, 2013. doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.1414
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Are the Big Three (GM, FIATY.PK, F) exiting Europe fast enough? Another month of double-digit...
Are the Big Three (GM, FIATY.PK, F) exiting Europe fast enough? Another month of double-digit (Y/Y) declines in registrations on the continent and ongoing losses don't even tell the whole story. It's a case of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer with German automakers Daimler (DDAIF.PK), BMW (BAMXY.PK), and Volkswagen (VLKAY.PK) on the right side of the equation and Detroit's trio stuck in the mud.
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What does "exiting Europe" mean? Europe is certainly in an economic slump, arguably due to over-extension and traditions of heavy entitlements, and the automotive industry needs to aggressively restructure and resize to be profitable at current volumes, but exactly who is exiting? Certainly not the Detroit Three.
Maybe in terms of market share in the shrinking market. There is a nationalistic tendancy to shriek "Buy (name your Nationality here)" in Europe in bad times, just as there has been in America.
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Directors: T B Gizzelle Royal, Sophie Dee, Bailey Bliss, L, Chelsie Rae, Adrianna Nicole
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Cast: Bailey Bliss, Adrianna Nicole, Ricco, Jack Napier, Mickey G., Wesley Pipes, Chelsie Rae, Sophie Dee, Gizzelle Royal, L.T., Others
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Four blonde, white housewives and one Latina require little prodding to mount gargantuan black cock and ride their way to happiness in an effort that isn't the most consistent as far as the passion is concerned, but there are still some scenes that work real well.
Gizzelle Royal is a Latin bombshell, who may not do anal here, but her big caboose looks wonderful swallowing L.T.'s rod while "husband" Mickey G. watches from afar. Eventually both men jack off on her grill in a strong scene.
Sophie Dee's poke is somewhat by the numbers, but Jack Napier still does a decent job hollowing her out with his massive vagina wrecker, and she gulps down his load.
The proceedings heat up when Chelsie Rae receives a rectal probing throughout her house, but the biggest fireworks come from Adrianna Nicole, Wesley Pipes and Ricco. The romp's high energy is ceaseless, and Nicole has no trouble taking every inch of the gigantic pricks, even in a blistering d.p.
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University of San Diego Torero Pep Band
Who is the University of San Diego Torero Pep Band?
The University of San Diego Torero Pep Band is the official band for University of San Diego athletics, made up of undergraduate and graduate students of the University of San Diego, as well as a number of alumni and fans. The Torero Band is committed to increasing Torero fans' spirit during the athletic events at which it participates by creating an entertaining and enjoyable environment.
When and where does the Torero Band perform?
The Torero Band performs at men's and women's basketball games, playing during timeouts, half-time, and before and after each game. The Torero Band travels with the teams if either team is selected to participate in the NCAA Tournament during March. The Torero Band also performs at many other events, including pre-game alumni rallies and community events.
What type of music the does the Torero Band play?
The Torero Band plays music of all types, including the school's Fight Song.
Who can join the Torero Band?
There is only one requirement to join the Torero Band: one must be a passionate University of San Diego Toreros sports fan and always ready to cheer on the Torero teams. Instruments of all kinds are welcome. The band encourages all ages of all musical talents to participate.
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Property costs are typically the second largest cost (after payroll) for many businesses, and buildings worldwide consume 42 per cent of all electricity – more than any other physical asset. Non-domestic buildings also generate 18 per cent of the UK's carbon emissions.
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Levy County is getting its act together to persuade Progress Energy to construct its new emergency operations facility in the county.
The facility would serve as the emergency operations center for the proposed two-unit Levy County plant during times when there are problems and the company, state and federal officials need to gather, said Suzanne Grant, a spokeswoman for Progress.
She said there is a similar facility for the Crystal River plant, but that emergency operations center also serves as a training center and simulator for the Crystal River plant.
The attorneys for Wells Fargo were a no-show for a hearing on their suit to enforce a missing promissory note so the judge dismissed it.
Jennifer Marino, 31, of Longwood, has been arrested on a carjacking charge after she fled a treatment center in Ocala, forced a driver from her vehicle and fled in the car from Marion County to Williston in Levy County.
Levy County Deputy Joseph Sabbag arrested Marino after the Sheriff's Office received a report about a female acting suspicious and he located her at 4751 NE 185 Ave Williston. Marino was taken into custody on the Marion County charges without incident.
The State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the burning of three vehicles on the city's south side on early Sunday morning.
Chiefland Police Officer Nick Viaggio responded to a call in the 700 block of Southwest 5th Street shortly after 2 a.m. to find a 2002 Toyota Camary engulfed in flames.
A man who resides in northwest Chiefland owns the car, but at the time of the fire his wife was using it.
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Ultimately, I believe that the policy priorities of the Obama administration will ensure that young supporters remain active in any way they can. We're impatient for change, and we will continue our advocacy no matter how many pundits continue to write us off.
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As we continue to discuss the historic presidency of Barack Obama, I think it important that we not forget the possibilities and opportunities before us, even as we continue to push the administration.
Young voters favored Martha Coakley by almost 60% in Massachusetts, but only showed up at a turnout rate of just 15%. Why? They weren't asked.
Today is the one-year anniversary of President Obama's inauguration, so DoSomething.org asked young people whether they think President Obama "made the grade" during his first year in office. Their responses garnered some interesting results.
As young workers, we will be left to manage our own retirement savings. Yet, it is overwhelmingly clear that we lack the tools and skills necessary to safely invest our money for the future.
Millions of young voters showed up at the polls to vote for President Obama. These activists are still working hard, fighting for candidates and constitutional initiatives on the ballot this November.
It's official: New Yorkers aren't entitled to the same freedoms that residents of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont and after New Year's, New Hampshire can take for granted.
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A new Harvard poll finds that President Obama is holding on to his strongest supporters, voters under 30, though they overwhelmingly oppose sending more troops to Afghanistan.
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By most indicators young people are the most adversely affected age group by the economic crisis, the most at risk when it comes to health care coverage, and the deepest in debt.
Obama should rethink the Afghanistan war for lots of reasons. It isn't making us more secure. It's costing us billions of dollars as well as jobs and lives. And now, the latest reason, he's losing key voters.
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Anglican Alliance and Salvation Army conclude Africa meeting on Human Trafficking
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Last week representatives from Anglican and Salvation Army churches across Africa met in Cape Town to share insights and build a common vision on how to tackle the evil of human trafficking and modern day slavery.
Church in Ecuador responds to earthquake with relief and care
12 May 2016
After the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit the northern coast of Ecuador, churches have been responding with relief and care to the worst earthquake to hit the region in 36 years.
Japan diocese opens support centre following earthquakes
04 May 2016
The Anglican Communion in Japan is drawing on its experience of the 2011 tsunami to respond to the powerful earthquakes that struck the island nation last month.
Anglicans urged to serve God's mission by caring for Creation
03 May 2016
The strong call to work for environmental justice from the Anglican Consultative Council at its meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, last month has strengthened the Anglican Alliance's ongoing focus on building a just and sustainable world.
African Anglicans look to reduce El Niño's hunger footprint
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Anglican churches are prioritising advocacy and practical responses to El Niño's increasingly devastating impact on food security in the southern and central parts of Africa, says the Anglican Alliance's facilitator in the region.
Supporting churches in intentional discipleship
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The Anglican Alliance shared its five-year journey of transformation when it reported to ACC-16 this week together with colleagues in the Anglican Communion Office Mission Cluster.
Can the Church use football to transform lives?
06 April 2016
On the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace*, the Anglican Alliance is lifting up the Anglican Communion narrative of using football to engage communities to build peace, empower people, and bring social cohesion.
Fiji: Rebuilding a Resilient Pacific after Cyclone Winston
06 April 2016
The region's strongest-ever cyclone struck the islands of Fiji at the end of February, affecting over 350,000 people after causing widespread damage in Tonga. A month on, the Diocese of Polynesia is poised to bring renewed life and hope to those returning home.
Call for prayer for Pakistan after bombing on Easter Sunday
30 March 2016
The Anglican Alliance has joined people across the Anglican Communion in offering prayers and support for the Church of Pakistan (United) as it stands by the victims of the terrorist attack on Easter Day.
Great Lakes Anglicans commit to including people with disabilities
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Anglican development, Church Community Mobilisation and Mothers' Union leaders in East and Central Africa are taking steps to make their work more inclusive of people with disabilities following a workshop organised by the Anglican Alliance and the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa in Kigali, Rwanda, last month.
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The Seattle Times busts Republican King County Council Member Jane Hague today.
Hague, who it turns out never had a bachelor's degree, says she's never misled anyone about that. Whoooops. The Seattle Times found that she misled the municipal league on her 1993 candidate questionnaire when she was first running for her spot on the Council. Goldy's on the story too.
But there's something else people should start looking into to see if Hague has been truthful on this matter.
Hague was the manager of KC Elections from 1986-1993 (right before she got elected to the Council and when she filled out the Municipal League questionnaire.)
I don't know what the requirement for that job was in 1986, but today, you've got to have a bachelor's degree.
I just looked at the "minimum qualifications" on the current posting for the job and it says: "He/She must possess a Bachelor's degree in Public Administration or in a related field, and a history of continuing education…"
Perhaps Hague didn't correct the record in 93 because she didn't want KC Elections to know the truth.
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Publication Date: April 24, 2012
Ilse Zhalina is the daughter of one of Melnek's more prominent merchants. She has lived most of her life surrounded by the trappings of wealth and privilege. Many would consider hers a happy lot. But there are dark secrets, especially in the best of families. Ilse has learned that for a young woman of her beauty and social station, to be passive and silent is the best way to survive.
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When Timothy Bradley Jr. and Lamont Peterson were teenagers and among the best amateur fighters in the United States, they got to know each other well. They traveled to the same tournaments and were roommates when they were on the junior national team, so they spent a lot of time together.
They would go their separate ways and, in 2004, embark on professional careers. As pros, they have found nothing but success as each has fashioned an undefeated record.
Bradley (24-0, 11 KOs) claimed a junior welterweight world title in England when he outboxed hometown fighter Junior Witter to take his belt last year. He has made three impressive defenses, including outpointing Kendall Holt in an April unification fight, to emerge as the No. 1 fighter at 140 pounds, now that Manny Pacquiao has left the division.
Peterson (27-0, 13 KOs), of Washington, D.C., claimed an interim title when he stopped France's Willy Blain in the seventh round in April, setting up a mandatory showdown with his old roommate.
They'll meet on Saturday night (Showtime, 9 p.m. ET/PT) at the Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif., in a fight matching two of the best young American fighters.
"We've traveled together and are friends and know each other pretty well, but it's part of the business," Bradley said. "I had to take this [mandatory] fight. I didn't really want to take this fight, but I had to. Once we get in the ring, our friendship is out the door."
Although both men are focused on winning, they have a lot of respect for each other, which stems from their amateur days.
"Lamont Peterson is a great fighter. I grew up with him in the amateurs," said Bradley, 26, who will have the hometown advantage for his second consecutive fight because the casino is just a few miles from his home in Palm Springs. "I know him very well and he knows me very well. I'm just looking forward to the fight. I'm hungry and I'm willing to show the world what I have. We're both undefeated, which makes for a great fight. We both have speed and power, and we both have boxing ability, so it's going to be a great fight.
"But at the end of the day, it's my job to teach Lamont Peterson how to lose, and that's what I'm going to do."
Said the 25-year-old Peterson: "We do have a lot history together. We met when we were like 14, 15 years old. We always had a good time hanging out together. I want to see him do well in his career, and I'm sure he wants the same for me. But at the end of the day, we have to get in the ring and someone has to lose. Someone's career is going to go backwards."
Barry Hunter rescued the homeless Peterson and his brother, lightweight contender Anthony Peterson, from the Washington, D.C., streets when they were kids. Now the trainer and manager (and father figure) to both men is confident Lamont will win the fight.
"We are elated to have this opportunity," Hunter said. "Timmy is a friend, but nevertheless, the path to a world title is through him, and that's the path we're going to take. I'm very confident we're going to walk out of the ring with a world title."
Junior bantamweight champion Vic Darchinyan will open Showtime's telecast. The big puncher from Australia will defend his 115-pound titles against interim titlist Tomas Rojas (31-11-1, 22 KOs) of Mexico. Darchinyan (32-2-1, 26 KOs) lost a decision when he attempted to win a bantamweight belt from then-titlist Joseph Agbeko in July.
Bradley has moved more quickly than Peterson as a professional, and really gained attention after he showed great heart and determination in surviving two knockdowns against Holt to hang on for a unanimous decision in their unification bout. Bradley, who was forced to vacate one of the belts, then met former unified lightweight titleholder Nate Campbell in August.
Bradley dominated and was awarded a third-round TKO victory. However, Campbell protested, saying that the serious cut to his left eye, which forced the stoppage, had been caused by an accidental head-butt. The California commission reviewed the tape and agreed, changing the result to a no-contest.
"I'm way over that," Bradley said. "Things happened and you just have to move on. My biggest focus right now is on [Saturday]. As far as it goes with Campbell, I'm over that. I've been over that for months, so I'm moving on to the next challenge, and that's Lamont Peterson.
"Lamont is laid-back and quiet. Those are the guys that I fear the most. He's always thinking. I know they've been breaking down my videos and studying me and that they'll come in with a game plan."
Peterson, a taller fighter with speed and technical skills, presents Bradley with a much different style than that of Campbell, a shorter puncher who prefers to mix it up.
Bradley is aware of what Peterson brings to the fight.
"Boxing is about style, and styles make fights," Bradley said. "He could give me problems, but we're going to see. He's a much taller opponent with a lot longer reach, but that's not going to keep me off of him. I'm coming in there to get him, and we'll see how long he lasts."
Although Bradley has racked up some strong victories in the past two years, he would like to get more credit from the public and media.
"You can basically look at my résumé and see that in less than one year I won two world titles," he said. "I'm still young. I've fought on the road, like a veteran, and I won on the road. People don't understand how much pressure there is on a fighter when he fights on the road. I beat Junior Witter on the road to win the world title and didn't get much credit for that. On the road, that just shows you how determined I am to be great. At the end of the day, after I beat Lamont Peterson, people are going to start realizing that: 'I'm going to stop betting against this guy and I'm going to get on the bandwagon.'"
Peterson, of course, aims to derail Bradley's plans and take over his position. And he has no fear of fighting in his opponent's hometown.
"A lot of guys fight someone they know they can beat," Peterson said. "But with me, it's about fighting the best. If a fight comes up, you take it. I'm fighting the No. 1 at 140 pounds. I don't have to worry about going through the other guys. If I win this, I'm No. 1.
"Timothy can box, and I know he can bang. I know I can box, and I know I can bang. It could be an all-out war or it could be a chess match. I'm ready for either one."
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"It's hard (to focus) until you realize you're about to lose or it's possible you could lose," Plumlee said.
Curry scored 20 points with five 3-pointers, and Kelly added 18 points with team bests of nine rebounds and five assists in his second straight strong performance since coming back from an injury.
Plumlee finished with 14 points for Duke (26-4, 13-4 Atlantic Coast Conference), which shot nearly 52 percent yet struggled for a while in a classic trap-game scenario before outscoring the Hokies 32-10 during the final 12-plus minutes to finish unbeaten at home for the 17th time in school history.
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"We were right there, but we didn't put a 40-minute game together," Green said. "We played 30 minutes, and then they just blew us out."
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That started a game-ending run in which the Blue Devils scored on 15 of their final 16 possessions and included curtain calls for the three seniors.
The Blue Devils improved to 17-0 this season with Kelly - a 6-foot-11 floor-stretching threat who missed nearly two months with a right foot injury. He scored 36 points last time out in his first game back, a 79-76 victory over then-No. 5 Miami three nights earlier.
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There were traps aplenty in this one for the Blue Devils, who had a tough time generating the same high level of emotional energy that they had against the Hurricanes.
Couple that with rival North Carolina looming ahead this weekend, and it might have been easy for Duke to look past a last-place Virginia Tech team that the Blue Devils had beaten by 32 in Blacksburg yet quietly entered having won two of three.
"We definitely had to be (wary), and I think we were," Kelly said. "We knew we had to be prepared."
Cameron was energized for the Senior Night festivities - but not much else - during a first half surprisingly led for much of the way by the Hokies.
Duke outscored Virginia Tech 26-11 during a 9-minute stretch to turn a seven-point deficit into an eight-point lead, but led just 38-35 at the end of a sluggish opening 20 minutes. Duke pushed its lead to 12 slightly over 4 minutes into the second half on a Curry 3 before Green briefly brought the Hokies right back.
"You have a different type of emotion coming into the game - you want to play well really badly," Curry said. "You don't want to be nostalgic and think about it being your last game, but you can't help it. I think that's why we got off to a slow start."
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My brother's long time girl friend has spina bifida, and because of ongoing pain issues stopped being able to sleep, which caused her to become slightly psychotic. My brother took her to the hospital hoping that they would be able to sedate her so that she could sleep. Instead they kept her up checking her vitals, etc, and ignored most of her medical needs, which resulted in her becoming increasingly more psychotic (having hallucinations, becoming paranoid). They sent her out for a psych eval, which she obviously failed, and never transferred her medical records, and therefore didn't catherterize her or give her proper meds. She developed a UTI, which spread to her kidneys since they aren't taking her seriously because she's psychotic. They sent her out to have the UTI treated, then transferred her back. My brother is trying to make sure that she is getting all of her proper meds, but they won't talk to him because of HIPPA. They are treating her horribly, yelling at her and accusing her of being manipulative/forgetful. At one point, her father was visiting and she thought that he didn't really need his crutches, so she tried to take it...one of the staff forcibly tackled her and put her in a headlock. This girl is like 90 pounds soaking wet and has spina bifida - he could have paralyzed her! My brother then forcibly removed the (male) staff member, at which point they threatened to have my brother arrested.
The hospital's plan of action is to give her electric shock therapy...after not properly caring for her because she hasn't "responded" the way that they would like her to.
We are in MA and she doesn't have a health care proxy. What can they do? Can't they sign her out, even if it's AMA to get another opinion?? Help please.
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Wow! Is she on a psych hold? If she is not, then yes, they can take her out AMA. She can also refuse treatment. Even if she is in on a psych hold, she has rights, you need to talk to a patient advocate asap.
Thanks for your reply! No, she is not on a psych hold, and they have been able to opt out of the EST. (my brother said that they just got funding for the treatment and are working on research, and she fits the criteria, which is part of the reason why there is so much pressure to do the shock therapy on her). They (my brother and her parents) are looking into moving her, but they are scared, since the doc threatened to get the courts involved if they signed her out AMA. What a nightmare :/
Mommy to DS born 11-10-10 And DD born 6-3-13
They definitely need to talk to a patient advocate, it may have a slightly different name but each hospital has someone who handles those issues. They should then move her or sign her out if the care doesn't improve. A doctor would have to get a psych hold order, which is done by police and courts, they can't just do it themselves, to keep her. If she is truly a danger to herself or others, it could be granted. What an awful situation.
It really is, I feel so bad, and my brother feels so helpless. I will tell them for sure about the patient advocate. Thanks so much for your help!
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And no one has stepped up to serve on the Crothersville park board that the council has been trying to put together, Mitchell added.
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