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Who Won 'Dancing With the Stars'?
Kellie Pickler may not have won "American Idol" years ago, but she's a reality-show champion now.
Despite a final four that could be predicted from almost the first night, "Dancing with the Stars" mustered up some suspense for the last night of Season 16 with two tightly matched couples, Disney Channel star Zendaya and Val Chmerkovskiy and Kellie and Derek Hough. Only one point separated the two couples after four rounds of dance.
In the end, Kellie and Derek overcame that one-point differential to become the winners of this season of "DWTS." They pulled out some amazing numbers in the final two weeks, notably an understated freestyle that prompted judges Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli to wish they could have awarded 11s. Kellie's extensions and natural grace made her a standout, and she and Derek shared a warm partnership.
However, Zendaya and Val shouldn't be counted out, for they too had a wonderful, loving ease and chemistry. Host Tom Bergeron was right when he said Zendaya and Kellie were two of the most compelling finalists "DWTS" ever has had.
In something of a surprise, Baltimore Raven Jacoby Jones and Karina Smirnoff overcame a five-point gap to overtake gymnast Aly Raisman and Mark Ballas for third place. Football fan bases can't be ignored.
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In New Hampshire, which banned high-cost payday loans in 2008, the governor vetoed a bill last year that would have allowed installment loans with annual rates above 400 percent. But that wasn't the only bill that high-cost lenders had pushed: One to allow auto-title loans, also vetoed by the governor, passed with a supermajority in the legislature. As a result, in 2012, New Hampshire joined states like Georgia and Arizona that have banned triple-digit-rate payday loans but allow similarly structured triple-digit-rate auto-title loans.
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Nordic Naturals new Ultimate Omega formula delivers more than twice the level of EPA and DHA per serving than regular fish oil. It is a convenient way for individuals with elevated triglycerides to meet the American Heart Association's recommendations for EPA and DHA (2-4 grams/day)1, and for those who simply want more Omega-3s per capsule.* In addition, this concentrated formula supports healthy mood, joint and tissue health.* Suggested use is 2 soft gels daily with meals or as directed.
Ultimate Omega Formulaby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$59.46
Comes from deep, cold, ocean-water fish, processed and bottled in Norway to insure maximum freshness. Take by the teaspoonful, mix with foods, or try it on salads. It has a refreshing, lemon taste.
The Very Finest Fish Oil Lemonby CarlsonPrice:$31.99
Peter Gillham, a noted researcher, created this Natural Calm Magnesium Anti-Stress Drink formula. His water-soluble magnesium blend utilizes a special process that gives you fast-acting magnesium absorption. Magnesium is vital for anyone under pressure or stress, and benefits calcium absorption. Magnesium helps to calm nerves for muscle relaxation and promotes free-flowing blood. Today many Americans, because of diet or stress, are short on vital magnesium. This Natural Vitality formula gives you optimum levels of magnesium to help calm your body and mind. Suggested amount for use will vary depending upon individual needs.
Natural Calm Magnesium Anti-Stress Drinkby Natural VitalityAs low as:$13.77
* Enhances mood and neural function* * Promotes joint comfort and mobility* * Supports liver health and detoxification* Contains 400 mg of active SAMe in each tablet. Doctor's Best utilizes only the highest quality Italian SAMe available on the market. This ensures that you receive the most potent SAMe product with the highest percentage of the active S,S form per serving, bar none. Suitable for vegetarians.
Double Strength SAMe 400 Enteric-Coatedby Doctor's BestAs low as:$21.98
BCM-95® Curcumin is up to 10x better absorbed than standard Curcumin, and provides consistent and long-lasting effects. Contains BosPure® Boswellia, the gold standard for Boswellia products, and DLPA, which has been shown to help maximize the effects of the body's own powerful pain relievers. Finally, Nattokinase, which boosts healthy circulation and has a direct impact on muscle pain with its ability to balance fibrinogen levels in the body.
Curamin Extra Strength Joint & Pain Reliefby EuroPharmaPrice:$67.16
Transformed from fat-soluble to a water-soluble phytonutrient, Full Spectrum Curcumin is so advanced, it's bioavailability is 185x better than standard Turmeric. You would have to take 74 capsules of 100 mg of Curcumin Extract just to equal one softgel of 40 mg Curcumin from Solgar. For joint, brain, and immune health, unlock the power of Solgar's Curcumin! 1 daily.
Full Spectrum Curcuminby SolgarAs low as:$23.99
Made with premium French Maritime Pine Bark Extract, Pycnogenol supports circulatory health. Pycnogenol is rich in procyanidins which may help to improve circulatory issues, blood flow, and blood pressure and provide the whole body protection from cell-damaging free radicals. 1 daily.
Pycnogenolby Healthy OriginsPrice:$33.95
Nature's Way Standardized Turmeric Extract is a powerful antioxidant that has demonstrated the ability to help with joint stiffness, indigestion, and to fight unfriendly threats to your cells. Directions: take one tablet with water three times daily at mealtimes.
Turmeric Extractby Nature's WayAs low as:$13.49
The typical American diet is high in saturated fats from meat products. However, it is low in fish, and thus Omega-3 oils. For those individuals who do not eat an oily fish diet, Carlson offers a special concentrate of fish oils from deep, cold water which are especially rich in the Omega-3s.
Super Omega-3 Fish Oilby CarlsonPrice:$17.85
Omega Oils & Optimal Health Omega 3's, 5, 6's, 7 and 9's belong to a group of fatty acids often referred to as "good fats." The benefits of these oils are numerous – they serve to nourish brain, heart, eye and kidney tissues.* They have been shown to benefit immune system and digestive system health in addition to supporting healthy metabolism and a positive mood.*
Wholemega Whole Fish Oilby New ChapterPrice:$35.97
Best Phosphatidyl Serine provides the essential brain nutrient phosphatidylserine in a matrix of phospholipids and cofactors. PS Serine enhances cell-to-cell communication for healthy cognitive function and memory. 60 count contains 500 mg of the Phospholipid matrix with 100 mg of PS and cofactors in a softgel that adds stability to the phospholipids. The 120 vcaps contain 200 mg of the matrix with 100 mg of PS and cofactors. 1-3 daily.
Best Phosphatidyl Serineby Doctor's BestAs low as:$20.99
With an ORAC value over 1,000,000, Curamed is not only an outstanding antioxidant, but its BCM-95 Curcumin is 10 times better absorbed than standard Curcumin, with an 8-12 hour significant level of retention in the bloodstream. It helps modulates multiple inflammation pathways in the body, resists free radical activity, and supports the cardiovascular system. If you need to control inflammation, this quality product can bring you results! 1-2 month supply.
Curamed Healthy Inflammation Responseby EuroPharmaAs low as:$48.76
Enjoy the benefits of Omega-3 without the oily taste and texture or swallowing large capsules. Rich in vital and essential Omega-3 fatty acids, Omega Swirl Flax Oil is the freshest, best tasting and most nutritious, naturally. Packed with 2620 mg Omega-3 per tablespoon serving.
Omega Swirl Flax Oilby Barlean'sPrice:$19.57
DHA is an essential nutrient for maintaining cellular fluidity and supporting memory, cognition and emotional well-being.* DHA aids in proper fetal brain development, making this formula especially useful for expectant mothers and nursing women.*
DHA Formulaby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$24.61
Cellfood SAM-e Liquid Formula brings a major breakthrough in nutritional chemistry: a liquid SAM-e formula combining S-adenosyl methionine with the nutrients and unparalleled delivery system of Cellfood. With a 95% absorption rate, the daily dosage of 72 mg gives this formula equivalence to dosages of 400 mg per day or more. 30 day supply.
Cellfood SAM-e Liquid Formulaby Nuscience CorporationPrice:$38.95
Nordic Naturals Omega-3 formula is a maintenance formula designed to provide healthy levels of the important Omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. This formula is ideal for supporting cardiovascular health, neurological function, mind and mood health, and stress management.* Suggested use is 2 soft gels daily with meals or as directed. *Nordic Naturals products surpass all national and international pharmaceutical standards for purity and freshness. Every batch of oil is third-party tested to guarantee exceptional purity and freshness levels.
Saffron has been used for centuries for its unique flavor and health benefits. It curbs appetite by as much as 84% as opposed to a placebo. Bio Nutrition uses the finest quality Saffron extract standardized to provide .3 % safranal. 1- 2 daily.
Saffron Extractby Bio-Nutrition
(formerly Complete Omega 3-6-9) Nordic Naturals Complete Omega formula combines EPA and DHA from wild Arctic deep-sea fish oil and GLA from sweet borage oil. This formula supports joint health, calms cellular inflammatory response, promotes positive mood, nourishes skin, hair and nails, and supports maintenance of fat metabolism.* Suggested use is two soft gels daily with meals or as directed. Lemon flavor. Supports: * Healthy joints* * Calms cellular inflammatory response* * Promotes positive mood* * Nourishes skin, hair and nails* * Maintenance of normal body fat metabolism* *Nordic Naturals products surpass all national and international pharmaceutical standards for purity and freshness. Every batch of oil is third-party tested to guarantee exceptional purity and freshness levels.
Complete Omega-3-6-9by Nordic NaturalsPrice:$16.11
Formulated by Dr. Hans Nieper, this low-dose mineral formulation provides Lithium combined with orotate acid for better assimilation. One tab twice daily with meals.
Lithium Orotateby Advanced ResearchPrice:$14.79
A recent clinical study conducted by The Center for Nutritional Studies found Omega Swirl was 90% more bio-available than standard fish oil. Barleans proprietary Swirl technology significantly reduces the size of the fish oil molecules, allowing the oil to pass more efficiently from the intestines into the bloodstream.
Omega Swirl Fish Oilby Barlean'sAs low as:$23.49
Fish body oil is the ONLY major source of polyunsaturated Omega-3's EPA and DHA, which offer support to your heart, arteries, joint and neurological functions. Carlson's soft gels contain 1000 mg of a special concentrate of pure fish oils from deep, cold water fish especially rich in the important Omega-3's. Lemon flavored, can be chewed or swallowed, no 'fishy' repeat.
Lemon Fish Oil Value Packby Carlson
5-HTP with Vitamins B6 and C aids serotonin production which helps regulate sleep, body temperature, sexual desire, mood, and appetite. A natural metabolite of Tryptophan, 5-HTP functions as a precursor which converts directly to serotonin in the brain. Vitamin B6 and Vitamin C help convert 5-HTP to serotonin. 1 or more daily. Non-GMO. Gluten-free.
Best 5-HTP Enhanced with Vitamin B6 and Cby Doctor's BestPrice:$16.99
Unique formulation containing 300 mg standardized grape seed extract per cap. U of CA clinical studies showed Grape Seed Extract lowered blood pressure up to 10 points systolic pressure, and 5-8 points diastolic pressure, all without side effects! Recommended in the book, Blood Pressure Cure by Dr. Robert Kowalksi. 1-2 daily.
MegaNatural-BP Grape Seed Extractby Healthy OriginsPrice:$19.69
With an optimal combination of Omega-3 fatty acids, phospholipids and the powerful antioxidant astaxanthin to support heart health, you can take just one small, easy-to-swallow pill a day! Krill oil is better absorbed than fish oil and leaves no aftertaste.
MegaRed Extra Strengthby SchiffPrice:$29.29
DHA is a vital structural component of cell membranes in our brain. Supplementing with DHA encourages memory improvement by supporting healthy cell signaling. DHA promotes brain, cardiovascular, joint, and vision health. Contains 1000 mg of pure fish oil concentrate providing 500 mg of DHA.
Super DHA Gems Fish Oilby CarlsonPrice:$16.49
These organic and naturally caffeine-free teas are carefully harvested and tested for purity and potency. The tea bags are chlorine and dioxin free. Drink to good taste and your health!
Alvita Herbal Teaby AlvitaAs low as:$4.99
Ashwagandha extract is standardized to 2.5% withanolides. It has been traditionally used for its adaptogenic benefits and is considered a vitality tonic. Dosage: Take 1 capsule two to three times daily with food or water.
Ashwagandha Standardizedby Nature's WayPrice:$13.59
DHEA is secreted by the adrenal glands and is a pre-cursor to male and female sex hormones (androgens and estrogens). DHEA begins to decrease after age 30, and waning levels appear to correlate with low sexual desire, arousal, and responsiveness. Can be used by men and women to support energy metabolism and promote overall well being.
Natrol DHEAby NatrolAs low as:$8.79
Easy-to-use liquid in a 16 oz. value size! Superior potency with Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCT) of 95% that are beneficial for heart and brain health.
Coconut Oil MCTby Buried Treasure
Source Naturals Theanine Serene (200 mg) with Relora contains four of nature's top stress soothers.all without a prescription! This formula gives you L-Theanine to promote more relaxed brain wave activity and sleep, taurine to ease the day's tensions, GABA to help calm frazzled nerves, and Relora to help melt away stress.
Theanine Serene With Reloraby Source NaturalsPrice:$10.19
Nature's Way Ginkgold is a premium formula that activates all areas of your brain. It helps deliver increased blood flow to the brain and throughout your entire body, while helping to thin the thickness of your blood. Ginkgold...it's the #1 selling Ginkgo in the world! Recommended Daily Dosage: Take 1 Ginkgold tablet 2 times daily with water at mealtimes. For intensive use, take up to 2 tablets two times daily with water.
A liquid formula providing proven calming ingredients such as magnesium, GABA and L-theanine to encourage peaceful slumber. It also contains the soothing herbs chamomile, catnip, passion flower and lemon balm to help relax the body, and melatonin to help regulate the body's sleep/wake cycle. Enjoy a restful night's sleep and awake refreshed with Sleep Complete.
Sleep Completeby Buried TreasurePrice:$18.54
Suntheanine is the premier, purest, and patented form of the amino acid L-theanine able to cross the blood brain barrier. Derived from green tea, it's been shown to promote an alert state of relaxation. It helps increase alpha brain waves (relaxed, alert state) and decrease beta brain waves (excited state of mind). Suntheanine® may also improve sleep quality, enhance mental acuity, and soothe away tension and nervousness. 1 daily, between meals.
Suntheanine L-theanineby Doctor's BestPrice:$17.99
* Made from 5 of the original 38 flower essences in a concentrated liquid formula that works fast…one of the world's best known stress relief remedies * A gentle, safe and effective treatment for family and pets Rescue Remedy is the exact formula created by Dr. Bach. It is an all natural (no prescription needed) form of healing that can help reduce everyday stress, and helps you maintain control of your health. This highly concentrated formula absorbs fast, and works to calm and relax your jangled nerves. It's safe for the entire family (including pets). Feel calm again with Rescue Remedy. Take 4 drops in a small glass of water. Repeat as necessary. Can also be taken by placing 4 drops directly on or underneath the tongue.
Rescue Remedy Natural Stress Reliefby Bach Flower EssencesPrice:$13.79
Solgar's Free Form NovaSOL Taurine is an amino acid protein in its most absorbable form. As we age, Taurine may become depleted. It provides an amazing support system to the heart and vascular system, function of the brain, eyes, muscles, and even the white blood cells.
Omega-3 Plus with patented VESIsorb® is the highest percent EPA, 80 mg, and DHA, 480 mg, as a body-safe triglyceride without a prescription. OmegaChoice® in VESIsorb® takes a lipid-based ingredient and makes it water soluble, greatly increasing absorption and bioavailability over other brands. Plus contains 2000 IU D3, 600 mcg of Astaxanthin (as AstaREAL,) and 840 mg EFA's per serving. 1 month supply.
Ultimate Omega-3 Plusby OptichoicePrice:$27.19
This quality flaxseed oil is 100% organic, cold pressed, and unrefined to preserve the healthy nutrients. You get health boosting Omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids. They help in weight management, cardiovascular, immune, and nervous system health, as well as fighting joint stiffness. Convenient softgel capsules. Recommended Daily Dosage: Take one softgel up to six times daily.
Doctor's Best Extra Strength Ginkgo Extract provides 120 mg Ginkgo biloba leaf extract per veggie cap. Ginkgo has long been revered in the Orient for its benefits in both circulation and mental function, and can improve short-term memory, positive moods, sociability, thinking ability, hearing, and is a powerful antioxidant.
Extra Strength Ginkgoby Doctor's BestAs low as:$7.99
This product packs an impressive line-up of male needed vitamins like E and B6, plus Zinc and Selenium. It boasts significant levels of sexual energizers such as Tribulus Fruit Extract, Maca, L-Arginine, and Yohimbe Bark Extract. It nourishes the prostate with Saw Palmetto Berry and Stinging Nettle Root Extract. Finally, it finishes off with energy and adrenal boosters such as Ginkgo Leaf Extract, American Ginseng Root Extract, and Eleuthero Root Extract. 1 month supply.
Male Responseby Source NaturalsPrice:$16.99
GABA is an amino acid and a key inhibitory neurotransmitter which may help support a calm mind as well as muscle relaxation. Non-drowsy but may encourage restful sleep. 1 daily.
Gaba Calm Mindby Source Naturals
Research suggests vinpocetine may improve cognitive performance and short-term memory loss that is experienced with stress, aging, or mild stroke. Animal studies have shown that vinpocetine significantly increases circulatory parameters including total cerebral blood flow. The University of Michigan Medical Center found that at 15 mg a day, it also helps reduce the symptoms of vertigo. 3- 4 month supply.
Vinpocetineby Source NaturalsPrice:$9.59
Distilled for purity, Omega-3D Liquid is a favorite among healthcare practitioners who want a pure, non-concentrated oil with its natural constituents attached. Rosemary extract has been added for freshness, and natural lemon oil for palatability.
Omega-3 Plus Vitamin D Liquidby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$22.91
The Omega-3s of krill oil are naturally bound to phospholipids, which causes them to be far more biologically active than those of fish oil. Research shows its capacity to support cardiovascular risk factors (cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar management) is without comparison! Inflammation and joint issues are improved as well. Krill also contains Astaxanthin, a superstar antioxidant and potent cell protector.
Real Krill Antarctic Krill Oil Complexby Doctor's BestPrice:$13.98
This Source Naturals supplement gives your brain the natural substance needed in making serotonin. Low levels of serotonin are associated with poor sleep, poor mental outlook, and nervousness. Increasing serotonin can help give a positive effect on emotional well-being, appetite regulation, and sleeping more soundly. Suggested use is one capsule once or twice daily.
The constancy of our mental strength is a powerful and important part of everyday life. Positive mental focus helps in school, the workplace and in all walks of our lives. To help you achieve optimum mental and physical health, there is Diamond MIND Targeted Mind Performance Enhancer, which has been changing lives for over a decade. Why choose Diamond MIND?
Experience Diamond MINDby Diamond-Herpanancine AssociatesPrice:$17.29
Source Naturals Melatonin is the natural hormone that regulates sleep. Infants have a lot of it, but as the body ages less is produced. This 3 mg formula helps promote restful sleep, and deep sleep patterns without morning grogginess. Suggested use: Adults 1/2 to 1 tablet at bedtime.
Formulated by Dr. Perlmutter, this 50 billion strong probiotic with 16 strains contains two ground-breaking strains to support mood - Lactobacillus helveticus R0052, and Bifidobacterium longum R0175. It also contains 300 mg of Organic Ashwagandha and antioxidant support from wild blueberries. Hypoallergenic. 1 month supply.
Dr. Formulated Mood+ 50 Billionby Garden Of LifePrice:$31.46
Natural Calm Plus Calcium is formulated to prevent a surplus of calcium robbing the body's vital magnesium supply and avoid the symptoms associated with depleted levels of magnesium. This premium formulation includes vitamin D, boron and vitamin C to assist in the assimilation, distribution and utilization of calcium. Natural Calm Plus Calcium is excellent for athletes and anyone who works out. It helps prevent muscle cramping and helps reduce lactic acid.
Natural Calm Plus Calciumby Natural VitalityPrice:$15.57
Melatonin TR releases melatonin quickly to help you fall asleep fast, and then steadily to help you stay asleep all night. Our natural supply of melatonin (a sleep producing hormone) diminishes as we age. This supplement helps establish normal sleep patterns, resulting in better overall health. Contains vitamin B6, which is necessary for melatonin production.
Melatonin TR Time Releaseby NatrolPrice:$5.99
* It's the all-natural liquid formula that kids actually love to take * Contains four proven nutrients plus B-vitamins to help support optimum focus and concentration Ever wish your child would not get so mentally distracted? Now there's an all-natural formula of mentally nourishing nutrients designed to help promote focus and concentration. This proven formula gives your child the specific nutritional firepower to help stay focused. It contains DHA, GABA, DMAE, PS, PC, plus B-vitamins and herbs. It's in a great-tasting liquid so it can absorb fast. Take 1 tablespoons daily, preferably with meals. May be taken undiluted or mixed with your favorite beverage (for ages 4 years and over).
Added Attentionby Buried TreasurePrice:$27.64
This carefully balanced B-complex formula uses quality body-ready B vitamins: Folate for its B-9 , Methycobalamin as a better-absorbed B12, Pantethine for its B5, and P-5-P as the coenzyme form of the B6. Contains all 8 essential B vitamins, and is low-odor due to its microencapsulation technology. Protect your brain and nerve tissue with the company that does B-Right!
B-Right Complexby Jarrow FormulasPrice:$12.49
Oral Methylcobalamin (Methyl B-12) is better absorbed and retained than other forms of B12. Methyl B-12 supports nerve tissue and brain cells, promotes eye function and better sleep, and converts (via methylation) homocysteine, a potentially toxic intermediate, to the essential amino acid methionine. Chewable Lemon with Xylitol. 1 daily.
Methyl B12by Jarrow FormulasPrice:$6.99
Years ago, scientists were perplexed by the healthy arteries of the Eskimo population. Although their diet was rich in fatty foods such as salmon, whale, and seal meat, Omega-3 oils explained this "Eskimo Paradox". Treat yourself to better health with Carlson's Salmon oil. (May contain up to 30% other fish oils for higher EPA and DHA potency.) 1,000 mg
Norwegian Salmon Oilby CarlsonPrice:$20.93
Pterostilbene is Heart Healthy, but it doesn't stop there. It works throughout the whole body! Similar in structure to Resveratrol, Pterostilbene also comes from grapes, huckleberries, and blueberries. New research on Pterostilbene shows that it is more bioavailable than Resveratrol and may be even more beneficial. Emerging science indicates improved blood lipid levels, cognition, and glucose levels, as well as inflammation response. Get all the benefits of Reservatrol and more with this potent family member! 50 mg of 99% pure Pterostilbene (pTeroPure). 2 month supply.
Pterostilbeneby Source NaturalsPrice:$14.70
Nutritionally supports sound sleep with the highest quality 1.5 mg melatonin and supporting components for sleep -- vitamin B6, calcium, magnesium, and inositol. 1 before bed.
SweetSleepby Maximum LivingPrice:$9.49
This amino acid helps your body convert fats into usable energy. It has also been revealed that it helps protect cells from aging and in fighting age-related memory decline. It is a potent anti-aging amino acid. Suggested use is one to two 500 mg tablets daily.
Acetyl L-Carnitineby Source NaturalsPrice:$7.99
When the body is stressed, your capacity to adapt is reduced, which can wreak havoc on the immune, nervous, and inflammatory pathways. Optimizing adrenal gland function is essential to combating stress. This ultra-fresh, ultra-pure, farm-to-phytocap extract covers the adaptogenic stress response with 120 mg Rhodiola (normalizes cortisol levels), and Ashwagandha (rejuvenates endocrine system). It covers adrenal support with Holy Basil (modulates stress biochemicals) and Schisandra (a body detoxifier). 1 month supply.
Adrenal Healthby Gaia HerbsPrice:$34.99
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STOCKTON - Law enforcement agencies throughout San Joaquin County will be out in force cracking down on drunken drivers throughout the region with an aggressive Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement effort starting Friday and running through New Year's Day.
The Avoid the 10 DUI Task Force will be aggressively looking for drunken drivers with plans in place for four DUI/driver's license checkpoints, two multiagency strike teams, eight roving DUI saturation patrols, two DUI warrant/probation sweeps and a DUI court sting targeting suspended drivers who were ordered by a judge not to drive.
"You'll see us making lots of stops during this highly visible enforcement period, and if we suspect anyone is driving while intoxicated, officers will show zero tolerance for drunk driving," Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones said.
Data show that the holiday season is a particularly deadly time due to the increased number of drunken drivers on the roads, and every law enforcement agency in the county is prepared to stop and arrest any drunken driver they see to keep roads safe.
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BEAVER CREEK - Looking forward to the summer season, the Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC) announced this week that legendary musicians Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo will take the stage at the Vilar Cener on July 2 at 8 p.m.
A four-time Grammy Award winner backed by guitarist Neil Giraldo, Benatar has maintained her status as one of the greatest woman rockers of all time since she hit the scene in the 1980s. She has secured her spot in the industry winning "Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female" for four consecutive years in the early '80s. In addition, six of her albums have gone platinum.
Although Benatar found her fame in the '80s, she keeps her career thriving with her arena rocker voice, power chords, and hit songs such as "Hit Me with Your Best Shot," "Love is a Battlefield," "Shadows of the Night," "Heartbreaker" and "I Need a Lover." She is a timeless rock superstar whose hit songs will forever be named among the great classics.
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The House reversed course Tuesday and backed a bill that would require dogs to be placed in a ventilated crate if they are in back of a pickup truck on interstate highway.
The proposal (House Bill 470) by Rep. Tom Wilmott, R-Kenner, advanced to the Senate on a 67-20 vote. It was Wilmott's second try on the measure. It had previously failed to win House support.
Wilmott said the bill was a safety measure, noting that dogs have been injured or killed after falling off the back of moving trucks.
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In The Illusion of Separateness, award-winning author Simon Van Booy tells a harrowing and enchanting story of how one man's act of mercy during World War II changed the lives of strangers, and how they each discover the astonishing truth of their connection.
Whether they are pursued by Nazi soldiers, old age, shame, deformity, disease, or regret, the characters in this utterly compelling novel discover in their, darkest moments of fear and isolation that they are not alone, that they were never alone, that every human being is a link in an unseen chain.
The Illusion of Separateness intertwines the stories of unique and compelling characters who—through seemingly random acts of selflessness—discover the vital parts they have played in each other's lives.
The characters in Simon Van Booy's The Illusion of Separateness discover at their darkest moments of fear and isolation that they are not alone, that they were never alone, that every human being is a link in a chain we cannot see. This gripping novel—inspired by true events—tells the interwoven stories of a deformed German infantryman; a lonely British film director; a young, blind museum curator; two Jewish American newlyweds separated by war; and a caretaker at a retirement home for actors in Santa Monica. They move through the same world but fail to perceive their connections until, through seemingly random acts of selflessness, a veil is lifted to reveal the vital parts they have played in one another's lives, and the illusion of their separateness.
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"The uncanny beauty of Van Booy's prose, and his ability to knife straight to the depths of a character's heart, fill a reader with wonder….There are so many wonderful sentences in this book, a reviewer groans for want of room to list them." — San Francisco Chronicle
"Masterful prose....From minimalistic sentences he wrings out maximum impact, stripping away artifice and elaboration in favor of stark, emotional clarity and honesty." — Boston Globe
"His writing is consciously poetic and at times aphoristic, and he deftly portrays his characters' raw emotions." — Wall Street Journal
"Van Booy writes like Hemingway but with more heart. It's a gorgeous story about people whose lives are connected all because of a baby who is saved during World War II. Warning: don't read this in public, or you might sob in front of strangers." — New Hampshire Public Radio
"World War II flashbacks, random acts of kindness, and the amazing thing that happens when seemingly disparate story lines come full circle." — Daily Candy
"Using restraint and a subtle dose of foreshadowing, Van Booy expertly entangles these disparate lives; but it's what he leaves out that captures the imagination. Full of clever staccato sentences bookended by snippets of inner monologue -- obvious, but ripe with meaning, the writing is what makes this remarkable book soar." — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"A spare, elliptical story of human connection, framed by the horror of World War II….The story snaps together beautifully. A brilliant if elusive novel that shows how a single act can echo through time." — Library Journal
"This short and deceptively simple novel, which affords the pleasure of discovering its well-wrought patterns, is likely to grow in stature as it lingers in memory." — Booklist
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MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 5, 2006 – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) today released its preliminary report on western breeding ducks and habitats, based on surveys conducted in May. Overall, duck populations increased 14 percent since last year with an estimated 36.2 million breeding ducks on the prairies. Habitat conditions were also slightly better than last year, thanks to a warm winter and good precipitation.
"We're quite pleased with most of these preliminary results," said Don Young, DU's executive vice president. "The 14 percent increase in breeding numbers for the 10 most common species is consistent with what Ducks Unlimited's field biologists have observed this spring."
One of the most important elements in duck-breeding success is the amount of water present on the prairie breeding grounds. When the survey was conducted in May, total pond counts for the United States and Canada combined showed 6.1 million ponds, a 13 percent increase from last year's estimate, and 26 percent higher than the long-term average (LTA).
"Overall, this season should be a little more productive than last year," said Dr. Bruce Batt, DU's chief biologist. "The stage was set last summer and fall when most areas had at least fair precipitation. That left ponds in better condition at freeze-up and also meant there was better-than-normal residual nesting cover on most upland habitats. The increased populations along with timely precipitation this spring and summer, should help assure good conditions for a strong nesting effort and good wetland conditions for brood rearing."
2006 Breeding Ducks By Species (in millions)
Mallard populations showed a smaller than expected 8 percent increase in numbers, with an estimated 7.3 million mallards on the prairies this spring, compared to last year's estimate of 6.8 million birds. They are 3 percent below the LTA.
"Mallard populations are still at healthy levels," said Batt. "But as with all waterfowl, we need to be diligent about conserving their habitats."
As part of its new Wetlands for Tomorrow campaign, Ducks Unlimited recently launched the mallard conservation initiative, designed to conserve the mallard duck's most vital breeding, migration and wintering habitats in the prairies, and in other areas such as the Great Lakes region, the Chesapeake Bay, the Mississippi River watershed, the Columbia Basin and key areas of California.
Perhaps the best news coming out of the survey this year is that pintail numbers are up 32 percent.
"That population jump will be quite helpful as we continue to conserve and restore critical breeding habitat under our pintail conservation initiative, which is designed to sustain a more prolonged recovery of the species," said Batt.
Pintails are still 18 percent below the long-term average, but this year's increase will certainly help.
Most other species increased this year as well. Blue-winged teal jumped 28 percent from last year, with an estimated 5.9 million birds (30 percent above their LTA). Green-winged teal also increased 20 percent with 2.6 million birds (39 percent above the LTA).
There were an estimated 2.8 million breeding gadwall on the prairies, which boosts their population by 30 percent since last year, bringing it to 67 percent above the LTA. Redheads also increased 55 percent since 2005 with 916,000 birds, 47 percent above the LTA. Canvasbacks increased 33 percent since last year, with an estimated 691,000 breeding birds on the prairies, a healthy 23 percent above their LTA. Northern shovelers also multiplied. With 3.7 million shovelers on the prairies, their numbers are 69 percent above the LTA.
"A couple of species didn't do so well though," said Batt. "Wigeon numbers were 17 percent below their long-term average with 2.2 million birds, and most disappointing were the scaup numbers."
Scaup went down by 4 percent since last year, continuing a long-term pattern that has persisted for the last twenty years. They are now 37 percent below their LTA.
"We are especially concerned about the further decline of the scaup, which have reached an all-time low this year," said Young. "DU and others are continuing with targeted research programs on scaup that we hope will soon give us a better understanding of what we can do to help the species recover."
"Overall, the results this year are quite encouraging, and remind us that habitat is the core factor driving the health of duck populations and the size of the fall flight," said Young. "Again, we are seeing that there is still enough habitat when it is wet to hold duck populations at numbers that promise to support a good fall flight. However, that habitat is under siege on many fronts and is being lost at alarming rates. It has never been more important to maintain our focus on restoring and protecting these habitats so they can continue their important work for future generations. We must not allow any more species to dip to the low levels that are demonstrated by scaup and pintails."
Throughout May and June, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Canadian Wildlife Service survey the main waterfowl breeding habitats in the mid-continent area across to Alaska. The data for the eastern survey zone are not yet available. These surveys serve as the scientific basis for many management programs across the continent including the setting of hunting regulations. This is the 51st consecutive year that the survey has been conducted.
With more than a million supporters, Ducks Unlimited is the world's largest wetlands and waterfowl conservation organization. The United States alone has lost more than half of its original wetlands – nature's most productive ecosystems – and continues to lose more than 80,000 wetland acres each year.
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PARKERSBURG - The impact from the federal spending reductions dubbed the sequester cuts in Washington speak will be in the millions of dollars in West Virginia, a U.S. senator said on Tuesday.
Across the board cuts rather than responsible spending reductions will impact programs benefiting children, education, veterans, emergency response, public health and military installations in West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said.
"There's smarter ways of doing it, that's all I'm saying," Manchin said.
Manchin, saying he is again frustrated by the process without a solution reached, told reporters in a telephone press conference from Washington, D.C., that the better way would be a careful review rather than an across-the-board cut. Manchin supports the Bowles-Simpson budget commission plan that will save $4 trillion in 10 years.
The automatic sequester cuts would begin on Friday if Congress fails to trim $1.2 trillion over a decade. About $85 billion in reductions would be initially made with half from defense and the other half from social programs.
The problem is the political maneuvering by both parties trying to put the blame on someone else, according to Manchin. Manchin is a co-chairman of the No Labels organization that promotes problem solving without partisanship.
Negotiations are under way, but Manchin wasn't confident a permanent solution will be reached. Rather, the decision will be delayed again and another crisis will come in several months, he said.
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The folks who call Danville home dearly love their little town. They love their neighbors, schools, tree-lined streets and cozy downtown, which looks like it was plucked from a Norman Rockwell painting.
Those sentiments resonated at a Town Council meeting Tuesday night, when more than 300 residents packed the community center and several dozen spoke during a public hearing on the proposed general plan.
"These are all the chairs we have," said Mayor Newell Arnerich, apologizing to those standing.
Another sentiment that quickly surfaced: Most residents don't want anything to change. With a few exceptions -- some of whom were booed -- residents said they don't want affordable housing, a sustainable action plan, membership in the Association of Bay Area Governments or state interference in their plans.
Wouldn't it be nice if things were that simple? I understand wanting to keep things as they are. When my daughter was 8 years old, I didn't want her to grow up.
Unflappable Town Manager Joe Calabrigo calmly explained that state mandates require the town to comply with its Regional Housing Needs Allocation (9.6 acres to be zoned for affordable housing). He added that Danville's housing demands are well within reason.
"Danville is the eighth-largest city in the county; our allocation is 10th largest," he said. "We have 4 percent of the population; we've been assigned 2.7 percent of regional housing needs."
The crowd was in no mood for context. Several speakers urged withdrawal from ABAG, even after Calabrigo explained that wouldn't alter the mandates. Others argued against a sustainable communities strategy despite being told it was required by state law.
Danville residents roil at the notion that any of them are wealthy elitists -- I know, because I've been accused of suggesting that -- but Tuesday's meeting felt like a country club membership vote, members explaining why they couldn't support undeserving applicants.
"I worked hard to be able to live here," said one.
"None of us moved here for high-density, low-income housing," said another.
"If we provide the housing some people are suggesting," a man said, "we could wind up being another Antioch."
Nothing elitist about that.
Danville resident and County Supervisor Candace Andersen was in the minority: "I've always been an advocate of affordable housing, recognizing we not only have a legal but an ethical obligation to provide our fair share."
Several muffled jeers followed. One speaker vowed she'd never vote for Andersen again.
This issue has not only been heated. It's been distorted. This zoning is not, as some intimated, for Section 8 housing. It's for those earning no more than 60 percent of median income, and at this point, it's hypothetical.
One resident wanted to know what would happen if the city ignored its RHNA requirement. The answer as I understand it: Nonprofit housing groups can sue; the state can intercede. Pleasanton tried and suffered that fate.
Curiously, less attention was paid to part of the general plan that merits scrutiny. That's allowing single-family homes on land zoned for open spaces, including a 70-home SummerHill Homes project. Maryann Cella, who opposes the idea, said the city is circumventing Measure S, which requires voters' approval for such zoning changes.
On the bright side, though, I doubt that housing will be affordable.
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A troubling headline in the Wall Street Journal's Africa section caught my attention earlier this week – "Africa's Malaria Battle: Fake Drug Pipeline Undercuts Progress." The article described customs officials in Angola finding a counterfeit Malaria drug disguised in a shipment of loudspeakers from China. The article noted that the fakes "are part of a proliferation of bogus malaria drugs in Africa that threatens to undermine years of progress in tackling the disease."
The advances we've made to combat diseases like malaria are astounding, but counterfeit drugs could derail this progress. As a result, The Catalyst focused this week on the importance of protecting against counterfeit medicines to improve health outcomes.
May 28 marked the 15th Global Anti-Counterfeiting Day, and a guest blog from the Partnership for Safe Medicines' Marvin Shepherd, Bryan Liang, and Thomas Kubic discussed the dangers of counterfeit drugs. The post warned that counterfeit drugs are not only a danger to developing countries, but also in industrialized countries like the U.S. For example, last year, a counterfeit version of Avastin breached the US supply chain, often thought to be the safest in the world. In response to this international problem, PSM launched a new campaign to raise awareness around counterfeit medicines, and published tips that can help even diligent patients avoid being fooled.
Protecting people from counterfeit medicines is essential, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been extremely successful in creating the most impermeable supply chain in the world. But to continue to do this job successfully, Ladd Wiley, the Executive Director of the Alliance for a Stronger FDA, explained in a guest post that the FDA needs more funding. The agency oversees 25 percent of products that consumers spend their money on, but its budget is almost the same as the school superintendent of Montgomery County, Maryland, the county in which the FDA is headquartered. This averages out to just $8 per year per American, and it isn't enough. While industry, patients and consumer groups have a variety of perspectives on how well the FDA is functioning, all stakeholders recognize that for FDA to make science-based decisions, it must have the resources it needs to keep up with the demands placed on the agency.
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This show was amazing. A recording does exist, but needs to be cleaned up before it could enter rotation. It was announced beforehand that the program was being recorded that night so I would bet that eventually an official will be released. + Guyute contained the My Friend, My Friend intro. An incredible night all around...so blessed to have been there!
Trey Anastasio & The Colorado Symphony,
Tuesday, 02/28/2012
Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver, CO
Set 1: First Tube, Water in the Sky[1], Divided Sky[1], Brian and Robert[1], Goodbye Head, Guyute (Orchestral)[2], Let Me Lie[1], Stash
Set 2: Time Turns Elastic, If I Could[1], You Enjoy Myself
Encore: Golden Slumbers > Carry That Weight > The End, The Inlaw Josie Wales[1]
[1] Trey on acoustic.
[2] Trey first on acoustic, then electric guitar, before returning to acoustic.
Notes: This show featured Trey performing with The Colorado Symphony, Scott Dunn conducting with orchestration by Don Hart.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Don Hart, The Colorado Symphony


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I will be here on Sunday (April 15) no matter what the weather. I am going to try and have a riding lawn mower to cut the grass once before the growing season starts again. Mainly the open field part in the way back. I am trying to change a few holes for this year's tournament, if anyone cares to get there two cents in.
I will also try and set up another 4 holes on the west side of the creek, just in case we can't cross over. I know I have 3 fairly large trees to clear down there and some of our bridge building material is in the water down stream. Thank the local kids for that.
I will try and be there by 10am. I probably will drive back there so the gate will look locked but won't be.
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BDN: A tale of two states: Maine vs. New Hampshire 1929-2012
New Hampshire's private sector has only shrunk by 16.3 percent to 76.1 percent in 2012 from 90.8 percent in 1929–New Hampshire now has the 2nd largest private sector in the country.
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EAGLE COUNTY, Colorado - One year after voters told the Eagle River Fire Protection District no to a tax increase, the Eagle County electorate has apparently changed its mind.
Voters approved the district's mill levy increase Tuesday, according to unofficial results, bringing a huge sigh of relief for the district's staff and board members who had cautioned voters leading up to the election that a no vote would force the district to close two of its four stations.
Board member Jennifer Cartmell-Hays had been chewing her fingernails Tuesday evening in suspense, she said. Just after 10 p.m., Cartmell-Hays felt sure the district had locked in the win.
She read a prepared statement to the Vail Daily around 10:15 p.m.
"We are gratified and heartened by the support the voters in the Eagle River Fire Protection District have shown in approving the mill levy increase. On behalf of the board and our firefighters, we are sincerely appreciative and wish to thank the voters for their support," she said. "Approval of the mill levy will allow the district to immediately stop the intermittent closures of our fire stations that have been occurring, thus increasing safety and response for all of our residents. As we move forward we will also look at strengthening our wildland firefighting capabilities, which everyone knows is a crucial need in our mountain surroundings. Over the past year our belt-tightening has been a test for us as we've learned how to do more with less, but we are certainly grateful for the support we received on this ballot question from the community."
Fire District Chief Karl Bauer said the importance of the mill levy increase to the district can't be overstated.
"Certainly we're thrilled, but more than that we're very grateful," Bauer said. "We understand the community have given us their vote of confidence and they want us to continue to provide the high level of service that's commensurate with the risk the community faces. ... The vote to continue to fund the district ensures we'll be able to respond in a matter that the community needs."
Off-duty firefighters volunteered their time Tuesday to stand on street corners near polling places across the district. They held signs and told anyone who asked about the ballot measure to vote for it.
Brent Redden stood at the entrance to the Eagle-Vail Pavilion and tried to encourage support for 5A.
"If you vote for 5A, it keeps our fire stations open," he told voters on their way in to vote.
At the Avon municipal building, firefighters Chris Perkins, Casey Cooper and Austin Turner campaigned for 5A, too.
"We want to maintain the public safety," Perkins said. "We're a world class ski resort, people expect world class service. I think to provide that, keeping all five of the stations open and fully staffed would be the best option for the citizens."
The district provides service from Tennessee Pass to Bellyache and while there are five total fire stations, the Beaver Creek station is run as a separate entity on a contract basis, leaving four stations operating under the district's annual budget. That budget is expected to take another 20 percent, or $1 million, hit in 2014 because of another dip in property values.
When asked about the measure Tuesday, many voters said they didn't know much about it. Voters who voted against it said they considered their personal finances when considering the tax increase. Those who voted for the measure generally agreed that it was important for the community.
"I think the firefighters need more help just like anybody else does," said voter Juanita Trujillo. "I think they're (reach is) more powerful than the police."
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Click HERE to check out a gallery of photos of Gym Class Heroes on the 2012 Snowstorm Music Tour with T-Pain.
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Click HERE to check out a gallery of photos of Gym Class Heroes on the 2012 Snowstorm Music Tour with T-Pain.
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Check out this new photo of the limited-edition 180 Gram Some Nights vinyl available now in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore! Fun.'s new album is out February 21st.
VH1 is counting down the 100 greatest women in music and Hayley Williams of Paramore made the list at #77. Click HERE to see the full countdown including videos from each woman on the list.
Congratulations, Hayley!
Several of the shows on The Swellers' upcoming UK tour with Deaf Havana and The Dangerous Summer have already sold out. Click HERE to get your tickets to the other shows now!
Gym Class Heroes just released some remixes for their latest single 'Ass Back Home' on iTunes. Click HERE to check them out now!
Fun. are in the running for this year's Breaking Woodie from mtvU. Click HERE to cast your vote and help them take home the prize at this year's show in Austin next month!
Check out this new trailer for the Smokeout Festival happening next month in San Bernardino, California. Our very own Sublime With Rome will be headlining the all-day festival with special guests Korn, Wiz Khalifa, Cypress Hill, The Dirty Heads and many more. Get your tickets now at smokeoutfestival.com!
We're very excited to announce that Fun. is part of Clear Channel's emerging artist program. Click HERE to see some exclusive live performances, photos and an interview with the band from the iHeartRadio Theater in Tribeca. While you're there, be sure to enter for your chance to win a trip to Orlando to meet the band!
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Archives 323
Faculty Senate Minutes
Acquisition And Processing Information
Records from Washington State Universitys Faculty Senate were received at the WSU Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections from Dorene Branson (Principal Assistant, Faculty Senate) on August 27, 2012 and retained as UA2012-04. The collection was processed in August 2012 by University Archivist Mark O'English. Subsequent minutes have been received as accessions UA2012-08, UA2014-01, UA2014-14, UA2015-03, and UA2015-11 and incorporated into this collection; further accessions are expected but will be processed as a new collection.
Extent/Quantity Information
Number of containers: 7 boxes
Linear feet of shelf space: 7
Organizational History
According to the Washington State University (WSU) Faculty Senate web page (as of August 2012), "The mission of the Faculty Senate is to exercise the legislative powers delegated to it, and to make recommendations to the president and appropriate administrative officials of the University and through the President to the Board of Regents on matters affecting the general welfare of Washington State University and its educational, research, and service activities."
On April 12, 1971 WSU's Board of Regents approved the creation of a University Senate, which included undergraduate and graduate student representation, as well as faculty. The Senate originally arose out of student/faculty conflicts in the turbulent 1960s/1970s, and was intended as a place where faculty and student could cooperatively engage on legislative matters. On June 3, 1983, undergraduates were officially removed from the group, and the University Senate became the Faculty Senate.
Collection Description
The collection solely of the minutes from the meetings of the Washington State University Faculty Senate and its predecessor, the University Senate.
The collection was received in a single chronological series, and that arrangement was retained. The 1971-2000 years were received as bound volumes; subsequent years are individually foldered.
The Faculty Senate maintains, on their own website, pdf copies of the Faculty Senate Minutes, 1995-present. Records of numerous other faculty committees are maintained in the WSU Libraries ' Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, notably including Faculty Minutes, 1892-1911 (WSU 77), Faculty Council Records, 1972-1985 (Archives 208), and Faculty Executive Committee Records, 1934-1971 (Archives 27). Records of the Faculty Senate from 2015 forward are being received as individual accessions but are as of yet unprocessed.
This collection is open and available for research use. Copyright may apply.
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I'm running it under Ubuntu 8.10, and I'm using last version (1.10.5) and got 2 problems:
1- I can't scroll on the pms interface (screenshot provided) so I think I loss some features.
Look at the bottom how "Misc Options" don't show anything.
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I live in KS where the air is extremely humid in the summer, walk outside and you start sweating. So it's not unusual to find thermometers at WalMart with humidity indicators on them. My wife had stopped to look at them as a possible Father's Day gift for her Dad. So we stood there discussing the merits of a large thermometer with humidity indicator. I was not sold on the idea and then I saw it. There must have been as many as 15 thermometers on the end-cap and nearly every one displayed a different humidity level. I said, "why would we buy one of these when their quality is lacking - brand new and they all show something different!"
Now, maybe knowing the exact percentage of humidity is not a very big deal and probably would not have impacted my Father-in-laws life either positively or negatively. But there's something that just doesn't sit well with me about getting different answers to the same question. Needless to say we passed up the thermo-humidity indicators.
But as I drove home in the high-humidity afternoon today I was thinking about those indicators and I couldn't help but think how those thermometers represent so much of what we get from the world. Every time you turn around the world is telling you something different. Ask a question about whether something is right or wrong and you'll get an answer like, "well, it depends on the situation." Or, "what might be right for me might not be for you." How are we supposed to make our way through this life if we never know what the right thing to do is? We never know if what we're doing is going to get us in trouble or praised, sent to jail or hailed as a hero.
I was recently talking with a young man who appears to be trying to embrace this relativistic lifestyle. Everything is does is not judged against a standard but is measured with the floating scale of what others do or are doing. As I talked to him about my position it was apparent he was having a hard time processing what I was saying. I ended with this thought.
Your idea of what is right or wrong may change from day to day but one thing you can bet with me is that if it's wrong it's wrong. And not just because I make an arbitrary decision in the moment, but because I will go to the Bible as my source of authority. You may not agree with my decision but at least it's based on something outside myself and not just on how I 'feel' at the moment. My understanding of right and wrong doesn't waiver because it's not based on ME. If it were, I could manipulate what I saw as right and wrong based on how I was living at the moment. If I had stolen something I might excuse it because I was hungry instead of being convicted by the truth that it was wrong no matter what my reason.
When we go to the world, our friends for advice it's like looking at all those thermometers with the differing humidity levels. We may have the right sense about the temperature but what we're to do it is difficult to determine because we're getting conflicting information.
The cure for this problem is simple. Go to something outside yourself, your friends and your feelings for advice and input. To something like the Bible. It doesn't change (and hasn't for 2000 years). What was wrong while Jesus walked the earth is wrong today. Are there some cultural things we need to be aware of, sure, but when it comes to important moral and character issues the Bible is clear and the same for everyone. No matter where you come from, what you've done, how much money you have or your position the Bible applies equally to your life as it does to mine. There is no favoritism or subjectivism. Where God is concerned we're all the same. No need to wonder or guess, it's right there. Truth. Objective. Applicable. And it's always the same.


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Ohio police find, tow big pig in abandoned vehicle
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 7:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 7:00 a.m.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — Police responding to a report of an abandoned vehicle in northeast Ohio say they found an unexpected passenger in the back seat: a 250-pound potbellied pig named Penelope.
The Vindicator in Youngstown (http://bit.ly/VzyyDA ) reports the vehicle apparently was stolen while the Pennsylvania woman who owns the pig was visiting a friend in town. On Monday afternoon, officers found the pig sitting in the vehicle, which appeared to have crashed. It had two flat tires and heavy front end damage, and the air bags had deployed.
A police report indicated officers had the vehicle towed with the swine still inside, and an agent from an animal protection organization was contacted.
Police were looking for suspects in the vehicle theft.
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- Apr 28:
- Kawakami: NBA needs to show Donald Sterling the door, quickly
- Warriors coach Mark Jackson suggests fans boycott Staples Center for Game 5
- Donald Sterling flap: Singer Tank quits Tuesday's national anthem gig
- CarMax says it is ending Los Angeles Clippers sponsorship
- Donald Sterling's alleged remarks cause two corporations to pull sponsorship deals with Los Angeles Clippers
Quick snippets from the conference-call Clippers coach Doc Rivers just held with national media on the controversy involving his owner, Donald Sterling...
I asked Rivers directly if, after the last few days and all the discussions back-and-forth, he believes Sterling said those abhorrent things on the tape and if Rivers thinks Sterling believes them.
The answer is below, and it's a necessary hammer blow by Rivers, in my opinion.
There are a few other questions and answers (from a very long call, this is only a very few minutes of it)...
-Q: Have you talked to Sterling? Has he reached out?
-RIVERS: He has not, well, he has in the point I was asked do I need to talk with Donald and I passed, quite honestly. I don't think right now is the time or the place for me. So I just took a pass.
-Q: Do you think you'll ever know the extent to which your players carried this out with them to the court yesterday?
-RIVERS: I can answer it a little bit when I look at our tape basketball wise and 70% of our defensive possessions were mistakes... That's focus. So yeah, I think a lot of it we can be better and we have to be. But I can never answer how much of it had to do with that.
-Q: After the last few days of thinking about this and the partial or non-defenses offered up, do believe Sterling said these things and that he believes those things?
-RIVERS: I don't know one way or the other ... But yeah, I believe he said those things. (Mentioned that the tape needs to be authenticated, but I didn't get the exact wording) ... But... yes, is the answer.
As far as (Sterling) believing those things, I heard what he said and (again I didn't get the exact wording for a few seconds until...) I usually go with what people say.
I haven't given him his due process, I haven't given him the opportunity to explain himself and quite honestly right now I don't want him to — to me. I'll wait for that further judgment.
-Q: Mark Jackson said if he was a fan, he wouldn't go to the game tomorrow. Your reaction to that?
-RIVERS: I think Mark has a right to his opinion. I don't think there's a wrong opinion here. I would love to say... if this was a normal thing I would say Mark's trying to get no fans to come because he wants to win this game. That has nothing to do with Mark's comments...
I think he's speaking from his heart and from his emotion.
I think everyone has their own opinion. I don't share that. I hope it's packed and people are cheering for us, the players, and they were cheering for the players before this happened. But if they feel differently who can say they're wrong?
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Vera F. Harlow, 88, of New London, Mo., died at 12:42 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at Hannibal Regional Hospital.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012, at New London First Christian Church with Pastor Tom Day officiating. Burial will be at Grand View Burial Park in Hannibal, Mo.
Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, at Smith Funeral Home & Chapel.
Memorials may be made to New London First Christian Church or the American Cancer Society.
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I am pretty sure the vacuum was used at this show during "love you"... I do not have a tape of that show but remember that fish cut his tongue on it and left the stage after announcing " I bled for you tonight!" to the crowd.
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Do you know who 'god' is? God is not Vishnu or Shiva or Brahma; not the wind, the sun nor the moon; nor the brahmana or the king; not I or you; not Lakshmi or the mind. God is without form and undivided (not in the objects); that splendor which is not made and which has neither beginning nor end is known as god, or Lord Shiva, which is pure consciousness. That alone is fit to be worshipped; that alone is all.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014
FREE to the general public
Back by popular demand, Christopher Wheeldon's stunning Cinderella! The melodic, atmospheric Prokofiev score that drives Cinderella is the subject of this discussion, led by SF Ballet Music Director and Principal Conductor Martin West and hosted by dance educator Mary Wood.
See all Pointes of View Lecture events.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014, 7pm
Friday, March 14, 2014, 7pm
Sunday, March 16, 2014, 1pm
Sunday, March 23, 2014, 1pm
Orchestra Level of the War Memorial Opera House
Open to ticket holders of that afternoon/evening's performance
A highly popular pre-performance discussion program, Meet the Artist Interviews (MTAs) spotlight the specific San Francisco Ballet repertory program to be performed that afternoon/evening.
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Here are some tips for making the most out of the Outside Lands experience:
1. DON'T DRIVE!: Traffic will be a mess and parking will be worse. And taking a taxi can be a pricey proposition. Instead, take public transit; options are listed on the festival website, www.sfoutsidelands.com or such public transit sites as Muni (www.sfmta.com). Or bike it. There will be valet and self-parking options for bikers.
2. IF YOU MUST DRIVE ... Have a game plan for where you plan to park. You don't want to miss that band you really want to see while you circle the park for the fifth time.
3. WATER, WATER: It's a long day; keep hydrated. A good bet is to use the festival's refillable water program -- it is intended to help cut down on the waste that comes from purchasing plastic bottles. There are two options. First is to purchase a stainless steel water bottle on-site (or bring your bottle purchased at a previous Outside Lands festival) and then receive free refills of spring water during the festival. The second is to bring your own container and purchase the refills.
4. YUM!: Get "A Taste of the Bay Area" -- Come hungry to the festival and pick from an amazing selection of offerings from local restaurants.
5. REMEMBER THE WEATHER: Summer in San Francisco often means you have no idea what it's going to be like outside until you get there. Plan accordingly with layers of clothes. Sunblock's not a bad idea, either. If you need to get out of the sun for a while, go hang out in the DJ Dome and enjoy the shade (plus some electronic music). And when evening comes and the fog takes root, you can bet it will get nippy. Be prepared, no one wants to watch Kanye West tear into "Stronger" when they're too busy shivering to enjoy it.
6. HAVE A GAME PLAN: Figure out your own must-see acts and then draw up your own daily schedule. Remember, the festival grounds are large and various sets can be a 20-minute walk apart. So a game plan will save you time and help you avoid the unpleasant occurrence of realizing an act you were dying to see starts in 2 minutes and is at the other end of the festival. Set times are now available on the festival's website, www.sfoutsidelands.com.
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College Hoops: Fire Use Strong Second Half to Win
Published: Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 7:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 7:01 a.m.
LAKELAND | Southeastern University used a strong second half to beat Webber International 79-71 on Friday.
The Fire struggled in the opening half, shooting 35 percent and turning the ball over ten times as they entered the locker room down by seven (37-30).
Early three pointers from Kristen Scholl and Nadia Givens reduced the Warriors lead to just two points after two minutes of play in the second half.
Four minutes later, Rachel Turner gave the Fire their first lead since the opening minutes of the game when she intercepted a Warriors pass and drove the length of the floor for the breakaway layup at the 14:00 minute mark.
Webber International quickly grabbed the lead back after a steal and a basket by Yesenia Lora for two of her game high 31 points.
Emma Loucks then took over in the seesaw affair with a three pointer followed by jumper to put the Fire back on top, 51-47 with 10:48 to go.
However, Southeastern used a 7-2 run in the final minutes to secure the win.
Givens led the Fire (15-8, 3-5 The Sun Conference) with 22 points while Emma Loucks added 18 and Hannah Demarest chipped in with 14 points.
Southeastern hosts Warner University at 5 p.m. today as a part of a doubleheader with the men's team.
Ave Maria 68, Warner 50
Ave Maria | Allison Porter's double-double led Warner but the Royals lost to Ave Maria on the road.
Porter had a team-high 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Emily Huber paced Ave Maria with 19 points.
#4 Stanford 86, Oregon 62
EUGENE, Ore. | Chiney Ogwumike had 22 points and 13 rebounds, and No. 4 Stanford beat Oregon 86-62 on Friday night for its fifth consecutive win.
It was the 400th Pac-12 victory for Tara VanDerveer, who is the only coach in conference history to win that many league games.
Joslyn Tinkle added 16 points for the Cardinal (19-2, 7-1), who led by as many as 29 points in their 12th straight victory on the road this season. Ariel Thomas had 17 points for the overmatched Ducks (3-8, 1-7). Freshman Jillian Alleyne added 13 points and 13 rebounds.
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