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Whether it is a cleanser, lotion, toner, blush, foundation, or mascara, without preservatives these everyday items would become overloaded with bacteria, mold, and fungus, making them harmful to skin, eyes, and mucous membranes. However, as necessary as preservatives are to the safety of cosmetics, they've had their share of woes over the years. Today, parabens are generating buzz for allegedly being bad ingredients. But do parabens deserve their bad, media-fueled reputation? Let's get to the surprising facts!
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In a word, no. Despite the media frenzy surrounding parabens, the published research and global cosmetic regulatory organizations are making that answer clear: parabens, especially in the small amounts used in personal-care products, do not pose a significant health risk. There is no legitimate reason for consumers to avoid cosmetic products that contain parabens. According to these studies, parabens are "fully metabolized before they enter the blood stream." In a review of the estrogenic activity of parabens, the author concluded that based on maximum daily exposure estimates, "it was impossible that parabens could increase the risk associated with exposure to estrogenic chemicals." We repeat: Impossible.
Parabens may come in the form of butylparaben, ethylparaben, isobutylparaben, methylparaben, or propylparaben, and in a misunderstanding of a 2004 research study, they were mistakenly linked to breast cancer when their metabolites (not parabens themselves) were detected in breast cancer tissue samples.
But not so fast! Soon after the panic over parabens began, the researcher who conducted the 2004 study (P. Darbre) responded in Journal of Applied Toxicology to the media-drawn connection between parabens and cancer with a clear statement, "No claim was made that the presence of parabens had caused the breast cancers." In fact, as the considerable global research has exhaustively demonstrated, parabens are broken down, metabolized and excreted harmlessly by the body. That statement refutes the crux of the scare tactics being used to convince you parabens are bad ingredients.
Another cause for suspicion? Parabens are phytoestrogens, producing a weak estrogenic effect on the body, but whenever the effect of an ingredient is evaluated perspective is critical. That is, how do tiny levels of parabens in skin care stack up against other phytoestrogens that occur naturally in food or the estrogenic effects of commonly consumed medicines? In-vivo testing demonstrated parabens were 10,000 times weaker than naturally occurring phytoestrogens, such as those found in the foods and medicines we consume every day.
We often think of plants as being benign and cast suspicion only on synthetic ingredients (often misbranded as "chemicals" when in fact every ingredient is composed of chemicals), but human endocrine-disrupting sources have their origin in plants, such as marijuana, or in medicines such as acetaminophen. Despite what many "natural/organic" brands lead consumers to believe, parabens actually have a very "natural" origin. They are formed from an acid (p-hydroxy-benzoic acid) found in raspberries and blackberries. What's ironic is that "natural" brands often have to resort to using more synthetic preservatives to avoid using parabens—a direct contradiction to their own marketing!
The fact is that "natural" doesn't inherently mean safe and "chemical" doesn't mean dangerous. What really matters is the research. A study conducted at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston investigated the estrogenic effects of licorice root, black cohosh, dong quai, and ginseng. The results showed that "Dong quai and ginseng both significantly induced the growth of MCF-7 [cancer] cells." Another study concluded that "Commercially available products containing soy, red clover, and herbal combinations induced an increase in the MCF-7 [breast cancer] proliferation rates, indicating an estrogen-antagonistic activity...". Despite this evidence, when was the last time you read a media report or received a forwarded e-mail about the breast cancer risk from soy, licorice or ginseng? In contrast, you've likely seen media reports or emails regarding parabens and their link to estrogenic activity.
Wondering what the U.S. and global science community has found on this issue? Here are studies weighing in on the established safety record of parabens in skin- care products:
Other research has even refuted the long-held belief that parabens are among the more sensitizing preservatives in cosmetics, stating that "...these ubiquitous compounds have withstood four decades of extensive skin testing conducted by a variety of organizations, both North American and European, and now, it seems parabens have shown to be one of the least sensitizing preservatives in commercial use."
Toxicology Letters reported in December 2013 that in references to parabens causing health issues "Overall, despite of 20 years of research a human health risk from exposure to low concentrations of exogenous chemical substances with weak hormone-like activities remains an unproven and unlikely hypothesis."
Ironically, parabens are naturally occurring chemicals. It's ironic because many natural skin-care brands claim ingredients like parabens are dangerous, when in fact parabens have exhaustive safety data AND are naturally produced by vegetables and fruits. Foods such as soy, beans, flax, cherries, blueberries, carrots, and cucumbers produce parabens and other chemicals that mimic estrogen—to a much greater degree than the miniscule amounts of parabens used in skin care, hair care, and makeup.
Despite this fact, when was the last time you read a media report or received a forwarded e-mail about the breast cancer risk from cucumbers, beans or berries? In contrast, you've likely seen media reports or emails regarding parabens and their link to estrogenic activity. The truth is that on a global scale, there is an exhaustive degree of scientific and medical studies demonstrating the safety of parabens used in skin care and cosmetics. So the next time you read a story that vaguely indicates parabens are unsafe, think twice before you believe the hype and remember the facts--the tiny levels used in your personal care products are not harmful.
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OAKLAND -- Jermaine O'Neal felt a verbal altercation with Los Angeles Clippers star Blake Griffin during Wednesday's game did "cross the line," so he felt it was appropriate to address it with Griffin even after the game.
Clippers beat writers observed O'Neal in a Staples Center hallway initiating a tense conversation with Griffin that ended with a handshake after the Warriors had lost 111-98. O'Neal had been assessed a technical foul with 8:55 left after jawing during a timeout at Griffin, who finished the game with 30 points and 15 rebounds.
"Things are said during games that necessarily shouldn't be said or done," O'Neal said Friday. "But then as men, you sit down and you talk about it. Or you stand up and you talk about it, and you shake on it and move on.
"I don't have any animosity toward him. Hopefully, he doesn't have any animosity toward me, and that's pretty much it."
O'Neal said he addressed his postgame conversation Thursday with the NBA office, which has not announced any formal reprimand. The Los Angeles Times reported the Clippers had reported the incident to the league and that it wasn't necessarily well received by Griffin.
"Why you going to walk up on me like that?" Griffin asked O'Neal, according to the report. "Leave that (stuff) on the court. Leave that (stuff) on the court."
"Man, I'm a monster off the court," O'Neal replied.
O'Neal said he had "a lot" of respect for Griffin as a player, but that an issue arose during the game that needed to be addressed afterward off the court. O'Neal said it was "a conversation that needed to be had."
"I think it's understood what the line is, and again, we're paid to be basketball players and to play the game the right way and do things the right way," O'Neal said. "And when you cross the line of saying things and doing things and you address it and you move on, and we moved on.
"I don't have any issues with him beyond that point. There's nothing that will go on to the next game, and I'm sure he feels the same way."
O'Neal emphasized that he and Griffin shook hands and said there was mutual respect between two Pacific Division rivals that could meet in the postseason.
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A deadly train wreck a year and a half ago is still defining the future for much of Aiken County.
But the tight-knit mill town of Graniteville says it's home...with or without the mill.
As the town braces for nearly 2000 layoffs, News 12's Jonathan Martin looks at what may lie ahead.
When many Avondale employees found out the news Monday, they took it pretty hard...but as Graniteville's fire chief said, the town that's survived the Civil War, the Great Depression, and a train wreck won't let a mill closing shut down the town.
Jimmy Rhodes has 68 years worth of memories living in Graniteville.
His sunglasses reflect one memory he'll never forget.
His eyes often burn...an effect from last year's chlorine spill. And now, news of Avondale Mills' closing affects his family. His wife is a 25-year employee.
"She was real upset," Rhodes says. "She was crying. She's been there 25 years, and I can understand she would be upset."
Monday, Graniteville's largest employer announced plans to shut down in July...ending their 150 year history in textile manufacturing. Some said it would likely be the end of the road for the town itself.
Fire Chief Phil Napier is not one of them.
"We're going to survive," he says. "We are not ready to throw the towel in."
Chief Napier is one of many pushing for the incorporation of the towns of Graniteville, Vaucluse, and Warrenville into one city. This would make them eligible for state and federal grants...help they haven't gotten before.
"Since the train wreck, our government has done nothing to help us--county or state government," Chief Napier says.
But help is there for the thousands who may be laid off, according to Avondale spokesman Stephen Felker. He says most of the employees have a fully funded mobile 401K plan.
"When they go somewhere else, they'll be able to roll those funds into whatever kind of benefit plan their future employers offer," Felker says.
And while Avondale Mills has an ongoing lawsuit against the railroad company Norfolk Southern., Chief Napier says he thinks what they've done is enough.
"They haven't satisfied everybody, they'll never satisfy everybody, but they have been good to a lot of people," he says.
Very little seems to be certain about the future of Graniteville...but Rhodes knows one thing for sure.
"Doggone it...I've been here all my life," he says. "I'm going to stay--this is my hometown."
There is a town council meeting on June 1 in Graniteville...that is where discussions and possibly a vote about incorporating the city are expected to take place.
Also today, Stephen Felker with Avondale told News 12 that the Townsend plant, which is one of the plants in Graniteville, is very close to being sold. That would save about 250 jobs.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Even with the gift of 17 points off three turnovers, the Raiders couldn't celebrate a victory in the East.
The Raiders (3-6) were in a giving mood themselves, and the end result was a 24-20 loss to the New York Giants (3-6) on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, their 12th consecutive defeat in an Eastern time zone early game.
The biggest mistake came from quarterback Terrelle Pryor, who forced a pass to Denarius Moore that Terrell Thomas intercepted and ran 65 yards to the 5-yard line and set up a 1-yard run by Andre Brown with 2:15 left in the third quarter.
Pryor played with a sprained MCL that restricted his mobility and struggled all day, completing 11 of 26 passes for 122 yards with four sacks. But he credited Thomas for the interception.
"They made a good play,'' Pryor said. "It was a Cover 2, inside the read, and the guy faked like he was going in ... he faked me out and made a great play.''
Thomas confirmed as much.
"It was a route they had run a lot, and I was waiting on it all game,'' Thomas said. "They run two-by-two slants, coach put us in great position.''
It put the Giants up 21-20 and came as the Raiders had reached the Giants' 33-yard line. Sebastian Janikowski had the wind at his back, and a 23-14 lead had seemed possible. The Giants later added a 23-yard field goal by Josh Brown for the final margin of victory.
Not long after safety Charles Woodson gave a pointed speech to his teammates about the dwindling number of opportunities to reach the postseason, Taiwan Jones forced and recovered a fumble by Jerrel Jernigan at the 5-yard line on the opening kickoff, resulting in a 1-yard run by Pryor for a touchdown two plays later.
The Raiders also got a 33-yard field from Janikowski when Lamarr Houston stripped Peyton Hillis and recovered the ball at the 21-yard line, and took the lead going into halftime 17-14 when Tracy Porter intercepted an Eli Manning pass and ran 43 yards for a touchdown.
As coach Dennis Allen pointed out, the Raiders gave back nearly all that they had created.
Trailing 7-0, the Giants' Damontre Moore came through an unblocked middle to block a Marquette King punt, with Cooper Taylor returning it 21 yards for a touchdown. Coupled with Pryor's interception and return by Thomas, it went a long way toward negating the three takeaways.
"When you look at it, we gave them 14 points off turnovers -- I consider a blocked punt like a turnover,'' Allen said. "So the turnover battle was fairly even. But especially on the road, I would hope if you get three takeaways that lead to 17 points, you're going to be able to win that game. That's discouraging.''
Giants coach Tom Coughlin ended up giving the same postgame speech Allen was hoping belonged to him.
"We don't make it easy on ourselves, but we did find a way to win,'' Coughlin said. "If you look at it, we were minus-1 (in turnovers) but were able to trade off some of the really good or bad plays.''
The Raiders managed only 213 yards of total offense and were 2 for 12 in third-down conversions.
The Raiders defense held up its end, although Andre Brown gained 115 yards on 30 carries with a touchdown in his first game back since recovering from a broken leg.
The lone protracted drive was a 90-yard, 11-play march in the second quarter that ended with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Manning to Rueben Randle against Mike Jenkins.
Manning was 12 of 22 for 140 yards with three sacks and New York ended up with 251 yards of total offense a week after Philadelphia had torched the Raiders for 542 yards and seven touchdown passes.
Woodson expressed confidence the Raiders would stick together but conceded a sixth loss makes the postseason an extremely difficult proposition. Although the defense played much better, it wasn't of much solace.
"Last week was embarrassing, and this week was a very winnable game,'' Woodson said. "They hurt equally. This is the most recent, so it hurts the most.''
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DENMARK, S.C. -- For the second time in less than a year, a student has been shot at a local college.
"Wednesday night at approximately 9:50 p.m, unfortunately, one of our students was shot on the campus. It was in the area of a parking lot," said Denmark Technical College President Dr. Joann Boyd-Scotland.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division told News 12 that after an argument between two groups of people, a female student was shot in the chest area. Local police are actively searching for the shooter, and SLED is now assisting in the investigation.
Meanwhile, Dr. Boyd-Scotland says the college is focusing on security.
"We have a wonderful police force on this campus, and in addition to that, we have a security contract that serves our campus," she said.
As SLED investigates, they only have one gate open for drivers entering and exiting campus. Students and faculty need ID to come through. Prior to the shooting, visitors could get in, too, and they think the shooter was a visitor.
"I don't think it's a problem with the people coming off campus onto campus. I think it's just the students," said Don Washington.
Washington and his 19-year-old son are both students at Denmark Tech. He witnessed part of the last shooting back in April where another student was shot. He wants security to be beefed up.
"A stray bullet don't know anybody," he said. "Something really has to be done though."
One question remains. Do students and faculty feel safe at Denmark Tech?
"Well, I think they're safe. I feel safe when I'm on campus," Boyd-Scotland said.
News 12 asked Washington if he feels safe, too.
"No. Not really," he said, adding that he frequently calls his son to make sure he's OK.
Boyd-Scotland says the student shot this week is in a stable condition. Luckily, she says, it was a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.
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It's not a common as it once was. I've had one complaint which was justified in 5 years. Although I have known of a few large scale clockers.
Rubbish, It's rampant. I was looking to buy a mk8 Honda Civic in LAte December / Early Jan and enquired and looked an at least 7 before buying. Caiught 3 people out ( 1 "dealer" and 2 private) who where dumb enough to have for sale mileages less than recent previous (or several previous) MOT's recorded on the Goverment website.
How, it was easy, took laptop and blackberry (tethered as a 3G modem) to view the cars and after the usual questions and when looking at the paper work plumbed the details needed off their V5C logbook into this website infront of them and compared the results with milage recorded to what thewy had on the ODO and what the service history said.
All three had huge mileage missing past the last MOT and one past three MOT's ago. When you pull them up on it they go red and say they were not aware!!
Yeah right. Several others too where dodgy as 1/2 of certain years had only covered a few hundred miles when the first six months they dod 10k or more.
People are just lazy and stupid most times and many many people still don't know about this digital online MOT check. Why do you think these days several ebay / Autotrader adds have the licence plate number photoshopped out? This alone is not enough, but a quick call to get a MOY number or V5C doc ref number and you can start checking out mileage history before even leaving the house.
Also is good to know that BMW, VW and Honda all keep "central" service history records, so it matters not what main dealer in the country did the work the mileage and work carried out records are all stored against the cars reg number and can be pulled up and checked at your local stealership, oftenn with just a phone call to the service dept.
You don't even have to pretend to be the owner, jaust say you are looking to buy and want to maintain the service history withg them whaen was the last major service done etc, then after that they will tell you the date, mileage and what type of service or warrenty work was carried out.
Jot this down, compare to the online MOT records and make an assessment. Best you can do i'm afreaid. Works best with 05 or 06 plate car's as they just turned 3 years old when MOT's went didgital and online so have the most of online history to compare and spot the fiddlers.


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There's been a lot of attention focused about the whole "Alex" hoax story locally and statewide over the past few days and there really isn't a lot left to say.
But before I put this to bed I have to address one last concern. Various media outlets have gone into great detail about how this community has been victimized.
Let's clear that up. We were fooled, but if anyone who knows anything about this community knows this - we aren't victims. We are fighters.
We fight about everything. Eagle River Station, Haymeadow, the Hernage Gulch trail, the county open space tax, the Costco cost-share agreement, the Eagle budget, medical marijuana dispensaries, Romney, Obama. You name it, we'll argue it. There are people in this community who don't agree about anything, but I bet they agree about this. When talking about their opponents, they don't call them victims, they recognize them as fellow fighters. I think we fight a lot because we have something worth fighting for.
Frankly, a lot of the time our fights are ugly and divisive. But sometimes they are inspired and united. When they are, it's something to behold. The Alex story was one of the latter.
When we saw that photo of a little bald boy wearing a Superman shirt and holding a thumbs up, we saw a kindred spirit. Hell yeah - that was our kind of kid. Game on. Kids stepped up and showed their stuff and we were so darned proud of them. The community's collective will was focused to make sure that a little boy's final wish came true. We hit the trenches.
And we were fooled. But we weren't victimized.
A lot has been said about how we are compassionate and big-hearted, and that's true. We are compassionate, big-hearted brawlers.
I want to close this subject at the place were it started. When it became obvious that we'd been hoodwinked and we had to tell the community the truth, we spent a considerable amount of time concerned about how we would break the news to the Eagle Valley High School football players. That was a waste of effort. The coaches told the boys - they were stunned and then they were mad and then they were embarrassed. And now they have a bigger fight to think about. They have a playoff game in Frederick Saturday and they don't want any more Alex distractions. They are moving on to the next battle.
That football team is a scrappy bunch. That's why I like them.
Some time down the road there will be another story - a real and thoroughly vetted one - that inspires us to join in a battle. And we will, because that's who we are.
That's one thing I know about this community. We are always up for a good fight.


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Twin City, Ga--A new coach but the same winning attitude is how they're approaching things at ECI this year. Why change things when they have some great playmakers returning?
New coach Chris Kearson may be new in the sense this is his first head coaching job, but he's been with the Bulldogs for nearly a decade. It all starts in the backfield with Weasley Ealy and Darion Moody who'll take the pressure off a young offensive line. Their inexperience won't last forever and they'll only get better as the year goes on.
"We knew up front, we were going to be replacing the entire offensive line and the interior three on defense." said new coach Chris Kearson "We knew we were going to have to rely on our skill kids because that's our backbone right now. But I'll tell you something now, I've got two of the best offensive line coaches in the state of Georgia and I have all the confident in the world they'll get the right folks up front and get them blocking a thousand miles an hour."
"They just come in, jump in and block. As long as they block right, give us some good blocks, give us what we need, give our quarterback time to throw the ball, we should be good." said Buck Moody
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Each exhibition season we strive to bring you, our visitors and supporters, a diversity of media, cultures, traditions, makers, and perspectives. This season is particularly gratifying in that regard, with artists and artwork from around the globe reflecting the most advanced thinking and practice taking place now and in the past.
This season's headliner exhibition, El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You about Africa, comes to us from the Museum for African Art in New York and profiles the fascinating oeuvre of west African artist El Anatsui (born 1944). This major survey of Anatsui's work is as gorgeous as it is provocative and is accompanied by a comprehensive scholarly catalogue. Don't miss the Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series talk with El Anatsui and the University of Toronto's Betsy Harney at the Michigan Theater on February 7.
The Museum's UM Collections Collaborations series continues with Buddhist Thangkas and Treasures: The Walter Koelz Collection, Museum of Anthropology. This very special exhibition celebrates the stunning images and objects collected by UM zoologist Walter Norman Koelz. Please refer to our program pages in this issue and our website for the rich array of public programming organized in conjunction with this truly inspiring exhibition.
Florencia Pita is an emerging architect/designer whose lexicon of work I have been following for some time. Born in Argentina, Pita and her studio, FP mod, are now based in Los Angeles. At this midpoint in her career it seemed fitting to devote a one-person exhibition to her rigorous, wide-ranging, and life-affirming talent and vision. I am also very pleased that we were able to produce a publication as part of our UMMA Books series that elaborates further on the full spectrum of Pita's highly choreographed work.
Kathleen Forde, this year's guest curator of the Museum's New Media Gallery, has brought the second of three hugely important international artists to UMMA—Francis Alÿs—whose compelling 2004–05 video Guards recently opened with much anticipation. Born in 1959 in Antwerp, Alÿs lives and works in Mexico City and is considered one of the leading artists of his generation.
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–Former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney on "Fox News Sunday," discussing an MSNBC segment that included jokes about Mr. Romney's adopted black grandchild.
"We have to be a country committed to leaving no one behind in this recovery."
–White House National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling, on CNN's "State of the Union," discussing the plan to renew long-term unemployment benefits.
"I don't think Edward Snowden deserves a death penalty or life in prison. I think that's inappropriate. I think that's why he fled, is that's what he faced."
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Hey guys hows it going? I'm new to this site but certainly not new to basketball sites and basketball in general. I've come here looking for some strong advice. I plan on revamping some major parts of my lifestyle, this includes my hours of sleep, my practice habits, my practice times, and extra training outside of school.
A little bit about me, I've played AAU Basketball since 6th grade year. I'm now in the beginning of my Sophmore year and it was a great decision to go play. It turned me to an unathletic, overweight, quitter, to an athlete thats slightly above average, but nothing special mind you. It has taught me many life lessons and so I want to pursue a career in basketball. I've had coaches, all very respected, tell me that I should be able to play college ball if I work hard at it, maybe not D1 though. Anyways onto the purpose of this thead, I just thought I would give you a little backgrounf information.
I currently have a less than great program in high school for basketball, so I have to look elsewhere to improve and take into my own hands. Our practices do not give much of a workout. So I am looking to go to the next level of basketball from the level I mentioned above. To give you and example of what I do on a typical day. I first go to our morning weight program, we lift 4 days a week, Monday through Thursday, from 6:30 AM till 7:30, at which point I go to school till 2:35. From there I head to basketball practice, theres no consistency in what we practice so its not worth mentioning. Basketball practice lasts till about 5:00 to 5:30. I usually then go home, do homework, and take the rest of the night off. We have games on Tuesdays and Thursdays we have games. Now I don't think a total revamp is in order in the middle of the season, I'm talking about from the end of this season to the beginning of next season. After the season I'll have track workout in the afternoon and weights still in the morning. As well as my AAU team starting up. Where this whole lifestyle revamp comes in is that I want to make my schedule something like this:
So I need help figuring out what to do about my diet, and the off hours as well as the extra basketball training. So I'll go into detail in 3 sections
Diet:I don't have a terrible diet but I don't have the best either. And I'm looking for some advice on a 3 course-a-day meal plan. I have in mind a protein shake before weights as well as a breakfast bar after. And for lunch, a PB&J Sandwhich with a drink ( One of the things I need help choosing.) As well as a few snacks too. Again, need help choosing those too. At home, I don't think it will be a major flaw to eat whatever my mother cooks, after all she is a good cook.
Off Hours: During my off hours mainly the first thing I do is work on homework, after that I struggle finding something to do. I plan on going to bed at 9:30 in order to get enough sleep for the schedule I am trying to do. I often play xbox, but because of recent grounding due to grades I find myself watching TV for the evening. Definaltey need a constructive hobby.
Extra Training: As for extra training, I'm gonna guess I'll grow 2 to 4 more inches by my freshman year in college, that puts me at about 6'4 to 6'6. I believe with the way I play that I would be best at Small Forward. However I feel I should just work on every area of the game and see where it takes me. So I need help from you guys in a few suggestions of what to train on, I feel my weakest areas are ball handling, discipline, and some what shooting I guess. I've done some drills over these but I need a workout regime and all suggestions are appreciated.
So I think that about wraps up my "little thread" thanks to all who actually read it. I hope to hear from you.
Hey i see its been a year or two since you have done this so i was wondering if you could share the schedule you came up with because i am looking to try the same thing you are doing going into my freshman year
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13.163 Having reviewed what appear to me to be the relevant considerations, I return to the issue which I defined in paragraph 13.138 above. I find myself unable to accept Irving's contention that his falsification of the historical record is the product of innocent error or misinterpretation or incompetence on his part. When account is taken of all the considerations set out in paragraphs 13.140 to 13.161 above, it appears to me that the correct and inevitable inference must be that for the most part the falsification of the historical record was deliberate and that Irving was motivated by a desire to present events in a manner consistent with his own ideological beliefs even if that involved distortion and manipulation of historical evidence.


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PARKERSBURG - A new champion will be crowned Saturday night in Class AA/A when the 66th annual West Virginia state wrestling tournament concludes inside Huntington's Big Sandy Super Store Arena.
Three-time defending state champion Point Pleasant has moved to the Class AAA ranks and that means someone new is going to be bringing home the hardware.
Little Kanawha Conference champion Wirt County, which has 11 qualifiers, is hoping to be in the mix. However, Clay County actually won last Saturday's Region IV crown in Spencer, 218-215.5. A lot of pundits believe this could be the year for Greenbrier West, which qualified a dozen grapplers.
The LKC runner-up Panthers would've joined the Tigers in sending 11 wrestlers, but 170-pound regional runner-up Brandon White was injured and lost for the year, thus allowing Roane County junior Tyler Hammack to move up from fifth place and continue his season.
With action slated to get under way at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, every match is going to be important from the onset of the three-day tournament, which could have squads like East Fairmont, North Marion and Independence vying for state champion and runner-up honors as well.
"I see at least five teams who could win it," said veteran Calhoun County head mat coach Mike Stump, whose team will send seven wrestlers to state and that includes regional heavyweight champion Andrew Satterfield.
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Wirt County (11) - Cody Marks (106), Jon Cain (120), Tyler Cheuvront (126), Hagan Root (132), Jake Linville (138), Cody Ferguson (145), Austin Cottrell (152), Walker Siers (182), Caleb Ferguson (195), Dylan Pickrell (220), Skylar Snyder (285)
Clay County (10) - Jack Cummings (106), Justin Triplett (113), Zach Ahart (120), Alex Suite (132), Mitchell Schoolcraft (138), Ausitn Dobbins (145), Ricky Ahart (152), Tyler Stewart (160), Rick Wiseman (182), Wyatt Dawson (220)
Calhoun County (7) - Chris Goad (113), Casey Ritchie (126), Levi Gordon (132), Cole Ritchie (138), David Overbay (152), Austin Satterfield (160), Andrew Satterfield (285)
Roane County (7) - Riley White (106), Cole Moore (113), Cam Moore (120), Luke Scott (152), Joe Copley (160), Tyler Hammack (170), Scott Gibson (195)
Williamstown (7) - Dalton Smith (106), Dalton George (126), Austin Raines (132), Logan Lindsey (138), Jake Tracewell (145), David Hastings (170), Alex Rauch (285)
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St. Marys (1) - Mike Houser (170)
Ravenswood (1) - Patrick Berry (170)
"It takes some depth to win the state tournament this day and age. That's how Point Pleasant and Oak Glen were so successful because they had pretty good kids in every weight class."
Wirt County head coach Kenny Dye might not have a full team going to Huntington, but the Tigers are poised and ready to make a run. "I know what I would like for it to be," quipped Dye when asked how he thought the team race might end up. "The boys, you know, they see the opportunity now. They really do.
"We've worked the guts out of them this year and they've been working hard this year. I'm expecting a lot out of our underclassmen at the state tournament."
The Tigers have a trio of regional champions thanks to Jon Cain (12), Hagan Root (132) and Jake Linville (138). Clay County also had three regional champions in Jack Cummings (106), Justin Triplett (113) and Ricky Ahart (152).
Of the eight undefeated wrestlers in the Class AA/A tournament, only one is from the Mid-Ohio Valley and that honor belongs to 29-0 Williamstown junior Dalton George, a regional champion who will be seeking his second career state title. The Yellowjackets also got regional titles from Jake Tracewell at 145 and 170-pounder David Hastings.
Aside from George being undefeated, Greenbrier West teammates Malik Boatwright (152, 38-0) and Tyler Parker (170, 39-0) have perfect marks. The other five grapplers trying to finish an unbeaten season are Grafton's Cody Goff (113, 41-0), North Marion's Ryan Elliott (120, 45-0), Keyser's Garrett Crites (126, 12-0), East Fairmont's Jesse Roman (195, 50-0) and Herbert Hoover 220-pounder Zane Weese (45-0).
"I told the boys (Tuesday) tonight you got to wrestle every match like it's the state finals," added coach Dye. "There are no easy matches at the state tournament. There is a reason those boys are there."
The other regional champions from the Mid-Ohio Valley are Ritchie County 106-pounder Jacob Monn, Braxton County's A.J. Adkins (120), James Accord (132) and Bryson Dennison (138) along with Wahama's Kane Roush (160), Colton Neal (182) and Demetrius Serevicz (195). A dozen teams from the MOV will have at least one wrestler at the state tournament. The only area programs who will take just one grappler are Tyler Consolidated with 132-pounder Joe Henthorn, St. Marys with 170-pounder Mike Houser and Ravenswood, who qualified 170-pounder Patrick Berry.


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The country star looks so delicate - like a flower!
It's been a year since Amber and Wiz welcomed their son into the world and Amber looks stunning in that gold dress.
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Is that fabric? or her actual skin?
Loving this red dress on Colbie!
John Legend is one lucky man!
The suit is great, but he looks like he lost his hairbrush! Or maybe he has permanent hat hair?
Two words: Swan Lake.
This dress is simple and elegant, and Martina looks great!
Those leather pants!!
Ciara just confirmed her pregnancy ... but boy does she pull off being pregnant in a gown!! She looks gorgeous!
She looks like she's ready for tea with the Queen.
Sarah looks so sweet!
Fantasia is so lovely in lace.
That hat is a little too big for his head ... and Pharrell looks amzing in a tux. This is a little too casual. Plus this look screams Smokey The Bear!
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So I thought this would be a good place for everyone to share their tourney schedule for this year so its easy to plan car pools and lodging where necessary. There are some big events early in the season that I know some people are planning to attend, and its always nice to have someone to share traveling costs with.
So here is my tentetive schedule, I may add more later or not make them all but this is what I'm thinking of playing for now.
2/25 IC Ice Bowl ??
3/17 Osky
3/24-25 St. Louis C tiers, sioux passage and endicott
3/31 Team Championships
4/1 Middle Dubs
4/15 Turkey Creek Classic
4/21-22 Graceland/J&B Dubs ???
4/28-29 Standing Rocks
5/5-6 St. Louis Open
5/13 Devils Glenn
5/19-20 Legion of Doom
5/26-27 First Class Challenge
6/16 Kiwanis Open
6/23-24. Weekend at the Rez or MN Majestic?
7/8 Rumble Dubs
7/14-15 River City Rumble
8/11-12 Franklin Fling or Cedar Creek Open???
8/18 DSM Open
8/19 Iron Lion Open
9/2 Coca-Cola Classic?
9/9 28th BHMDGO
9/15-16. Hub city or peoria A tier??
9/22 Eagle Point tourney
10/13 Wildcat Bluff singles
10/20 Ottumwa Fall Classic
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 18, 2011 – Ducks Unlimited announced today the winners of the 2011 Wetland Conservation Achievement Awards at the 76th annual North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Kansas City, Mo.
"Each award winner has contributed significantly to the conservation of North America's waterfowl habitat," Hall said as he presented the awards. "DU is honored to recognize their work and hopes their personal achievements inspire others to follow suit."
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois has been instrumental in improving water quality in the Illinois River basin. Sen. Durbin's support during the past seven years has provided $1.2 million to the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service to reduce sediment and nutrient run-off in 10 Illinois River basin counties affecting nearly 2,000 acres. Much of the momentum for conservation practices in these watersheds is directly attributable to Sen. Durbin's enthusiasm for water quality improvement. Watershed management and wetland restoration championed by Sen. Durbin helps to bring national attention to water quality issues in the Mississippi River basin that have impacts all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Sen. Durbin's leadership on behalf of our nation's wildlife resources doesn't end there. He has long been the leading force behind Great Lakes restoration efforts in our nation's capital, as well as a champion for funding for conservation programs in the Farm Bill. Additionally, he led efforts to protect native prairie by supporting Sodsaver provisions in the 2008 Farm Bill.
For the last 24 years of his 36-year career with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, recently retired Kevin Brennan made exceptional long-term contributions to wetlands and waterfowl conservation as the District Manager of the Fergus Falls Wetland Management District in Minnesota. His deep interest in educating people about wildlife and habitat conservation motivated him to play a major role in leading the Youth Conservation Corps program. Since 1986, Brennan's leadership of the FFWMD resulted in the improvement and protection of more than 26,000 acres of wetland and associated upland habitat in a key portion of the Prairie Pothole Region of Minnesota. He played an integral role in establishing Comprehensive Conservation Plans for the wetland management districts in Minnesota, and his championing of the Prairie Wetlands Learning Center resulted in a city-owned building that is staffed, maintained and operated by USFWS and used as an educational facility for local students.
Under Gov. Mitch Daniels' leadership, Indiana has made land conservation a top priority and, in the process, preserved thousands of invaluable acres across the state for future generations. A consortium led by Gov. Daniels, which included conservation organizations and local, state and federal agencies, purchased the 8,000-acre Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Management Area as part of an effort to restore it for use as a premier public birding and hunting area. Gov. Daniels recently announced the Healthy Rivers Initiative, which will secure an additional 69,000 acres of public land in the Mascatatuck and Wabash watersheds. On Gov. Daniels' watch, Indiana initiated a cleanup of the Grand Calumet River's west branch, committed to expanding the Conservation Reserve Program in the Wabash River watershed and protected more than 34,000 acres of sensitive habitat through the Indiana Heritage Trust program.
Jim Sutherlin has demonstrated a "big picture" outlook in his more than 20 years as a project leader for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's (TPWD) Upper Coast Wetlands Ecosystem Project. He is responsible for oversight and management of the department's Wildlife Division efforts involving habitat management, research and public use on five state-owned wildlife management areas totaling more than 400,000 acres. During the last three years, Sutherlin has worked with partners to successfully secure nearly $1 million in NAWCA grants to improve management capabilities on 3,450 acres of freshwater marsh at the J.D. Murphree WMA. Immediately following the devastating effects of Hurricane Ike in 2008, Sutherlin aggressively coordinated a $3.5 million effort with FEMA adjusters to develop charter documents and budgets to lead the reparation of levees and water control structures on four important coastal WMAs.
Dr. Robert G. Clark grew up in Montreal and has turned his passion for waterfowl biology into a renowned research and teaching career in Canada. Currently the research scientist and officer-in-charge at the Prairie and Northern Wildlife Research Center of the Canadian Wildlife Service in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Dr. Clark is also an adjunct professor in the department of biology at the University of Saskatchewan. His more than 20 years of research on breeding mallards at the St. Denis National Wildlife Area have provided rich insights into mallard biology and training opportunities for many graduate students. Clark currently chairs the Prairie Habitat Joint Venture Science Team, on which he has served as a member for 20 years. Clark was an active co-founder of the North American Waterfowl Management Plan Pintail Action Group and is presently involved with a multi-agency effort to develop an annual-cycle model of northern pintail population dynamics.
Jeff, Greg and C.J. Durand have made conservation a family affair through their work as rice farmers on their 1,150-acre rice and crawfish farm in St. Martin Parish, La. Their efforts were recognized by the USA Rice Federation when they were awarded the Rice Award at the 2010 USA Rice Outlook Conference. The Durands are certified Master Farmers, using best practices to improve water quality, decrease soil erosion and reduce nitrogen inputs. They recently participated in the Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative partnership with DU and the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service, enrolling more than 250 acres of their land in the program, which served to provide shallow-water habitat for wintering waterfowl, water birds and other wetland-dependent wildlife whose habitats were at risk from the Gulf Coast oil spill in 2010. The commitment of the Durands to rice farming and conservation serves as an excellent example of the compatibility of agriculture and waterfowl management.
Few writers have used their platform to benefit conservation as effectively as David Hendee. An outdoor reporter for the Omaha World Herald, Hendee has consistently informed his readers about the significance of wetlands and conservation of natural resources. After taking tours of the prairies and receiving a firsthand look at North Dakota's prime duck breeding habitat, Hendee composed a series of articles that highlighted the importance of the Prairie Pothole Region to waterfowl. In 2009, he highlighted the connection between the breeding grounds and the migratory habitats that are so prominent in Nebraska's Rainwater Basin and the Platte River region. Hendee has also explored the rich tradition of hunting in his writing, interviewing generations of duck hunters to capture the enjoyment of the sport in his work. Hendee has also covered the Conservation Reserve Program in an effort to distribute the message about this program's benefits to landowners and wildlife.
Dave White was the driving force behind the establishment of the Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. As chief of the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service, White directed NRCS to use its technical expertise and the financial assistance from existing Farm Bill programs to enhance wetlands, maximizing habitat and available food resources for the wintering waterfowl that could have potentially been impacted by the oil spill on the Gulf Coast. The program's success has been remarkable, as NRCS has enrolled approximately 500,000 acres, investing nearly $40 million with private landowners. To measure the return on this investment, White has also established an evaluation project. Chief White did not stop there. Earlier in the year, he challenged his staff and public and private partners to prioritize enrolling farmers and ranchers in the Wetlands Reserve Program. The results have been amazing. This past year, NRCS hit a single-year enrollment record of 272,000 acres for WRP. Prior to that, the single year record was 179,000 acres.
Ducks Unlimited is the world's largest nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving North America's continually disappearing waterfowl habitats. Established in 1937, Ducks Unlimited has conserved more than 12 million acres, thanks to contributions from more than a million supporters across the continent. Guided by science and dedicated to program efficiency, DU works toward the vision of wetlands sufficient to fill the skies with waterfowl today, tomorrow and forever.
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Within GSASS you will find three vibrant academic units that include: the Division of Counseling and Psychology, the Division of Expressive Therapies and the Division of Interdisciplinary Inquiry. A hallmark of each division is an intentional commitment to the preparation of effective practitioners and innovative leaders who possess the knowledge, skills and commitment to enact meaningful change in their professions and in the larger society. Increasingly GSASS embraces mindfulness in our approach to teaching and applied scholarship.GSASS faculty uphold the conviction that teaching, learning and clinical training exist in, and must respond to, the changing social, political and economic environment in which students and graduates live and work. All of our programs are crafted to promote an atmosphere that supports creativity and intellectual development, to stimulate scholarly and research collaboration among students and faculty, and to create and sustain working partnerships with professional and community organizations. Moreover, the School honors the life and professional experiences of students by encouraging them to take agency of their learning and incorporate their unique perspectives and backgrounds into their courses of study.Within the Division of Counseling and Psychology students can pursue graduate studies that equip them to become a therapist with expertise in a broad range of specializations such as trauma studies, school adjustment counselors, children's or adult mental health. Our Division of Expressive Therapies provides students with the wide ranging options of becoming therapists with credentials in any one of five artistic modalities—Art Therapy, Music Therapy, Dance Therapy, Drama Therapy or Expressive Arts Therapy. Within Expressive Therapies we also offer the doctoral degree to students seeking to deepen their scholarship and leadership capacities. Our Interdisciplinary Inquiry Division opens the door to students who want to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing with a strong interdisciplinary foundation, or the International Higher Education and Intercultural Relations degree, which prepares graduates for a diverse array of careers with a global emphasis on higher education. Our master's program in Mindfulness -- the first of its kind on the North American continent -- prepares graduates to be mindful, socially-engaged citizens of the world.GSASS embraces diversity both domestically and internationally. Our global programs and opportunities include our interdisciplinary program in Guyana, internship opportunities in countries such as Guatemala, New Zealand, Israel, Rwanda, South Africa, Morocco, Nepal, Vietnam, Denmark, Germany, Spain, a number of faculty with ongoing international scholarly projects abroad as well as projects with diverse populations at home, and many international students on campus.GSASS is also home to The Institute of Arts and Health, an interdisciplinary gathering of scholars, practitioners, and community members who work towards expanding and elevating the use of arts in health and wellbeing. I encourage you to become fully engaged with the variety of rich resources of the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences -- its expert faculty, committed staff and remarkable network of professional and community organizations. As you do, I trust that your experience at Lesley University will be truly transformative.Sandra B. Walker, MBAInterim Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences
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Hydro Series H70 CORE builds on the legacy of the original H70 cooler, with one key difference: you supply your own fans. If you've already built a high-performance PC system (or three), you probably have a few extra 120 mm fans lying around. Or, you might just want to choose your own fans. Either way, the H70 CORE gives you the freedom to fully customize your cooling performance.
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