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SAN FRANCISCO -- There's plenty of good-natured ribbing in a major league clubhouse, but Buster Posey's teammates knew there was little they could say as the reigning National League Most Valuable Player pushed for his first home run of the season.
Brandon Crawford, who already has three homers, pointed out that Posey could counter any barbs by listing a steady stream of past accolades. "That's not something you want to get into at this point," he said, smiling.
Soon, Crawford and others might not even have bragging rights when looking at the home run column. Posey hit his first homer of the season Sunday, a two-run blast that helped the Giants beat the San Diego Padres 5-0 and complete a series sweep at AT&T Park.
Posey hadn't taken the slow jog around the bases since Game 4 of the World Series, and he acknowledged that he was starting to think about his following a homer-less spring with a slow start to the regular season.
"The longer you go, the more you start to think about it, as much as you try not to," he said. "It's nice to get the first one."
In the Giants dugout, teammates knew this would be the first of many. Posey hit 24 homers a year ago, and despite an early slump, he has insisted that he was close to clicking at the plate. With two outs in the fifth inning, he jumped on a first-pitch slider from Eric Stults.
"That's our best hitter," center fielder Angel Pagan said, "And when he's on, we're going to produce a lot of runs."
Pagan drove in two runs of his own Sunday, but for the Giants, this series sweep was mostly about run prevention. Barry Zito washed away a nine-run outing in Milwaukee to hold the Padres scoreless through seven innings Sunday. In three of his four starts this season, Zito has left the mound without giving up a run. The exception came Tuesday against the Brewers, but Zito insisted after that rough start that he had made the pitches he wanted to make.
"The worst thing a pitcher can do is change something," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said of the aftermath of Zito's last start. "He's a pro, he put that game behind him. He tipped his cap."
On Sunday, it was fans in a sellout crowd at AT&T Park tipping their caps to Zito, who has thrown 21 scoreless innings at home this season.
He followed up the disastrous outing in Milwaukee by giving up just five hits and striking out four. He walked only one.
"You've got to have a short memory in this game," Zito said. "If you let an outing bleed into the next one, that's when things go badly."
Zito was talking about himself, but he might as well have been speaking for the whole starting staff. After giving up 21 runs while getting swept in three games by the Brewers, the Giants came home and let the Padres cross the plate just twice in three games, emphatically answering any questions about the starting staff.
Posey also allayed any concerns about his slump, although within the clubhouse, the feeling was that it was just a matter of time before he got on a tear.
Zito shrugged when asked about his reaction to Posey's first homer of the year.
"That's what he does," he said.
"This isn't a case where he's getting benched," said Bochy, who had Joaquin Arias at first base Sunday. "It's natural for these guys to press a little and try to get hits. Hitters get that tendency to make up for (a slump) in one game, and they can't do that."
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In Gothenburg, almost everything is within a comfortable walking distance. Whether you want to see the indoor market, the Cathedral or the harbour, you can do it all on foot. Make sure you make time to visit Nordstan, a shopping centre that gives a great impression of the many things Sweden has to offer in terms of modern design. Haga district features plenty of restaurants and specialty shops. Gothenburg is the ideal destination for a city trip and the perfect starting point for a longer holiday in Sweden. Expect to be surprised: book a flight to Gothenburg now!
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May: A Month for Mothers
What does the idea of "family" mean to you? Spiritual Cinema Circle's May film selections explore family, identity and home.
In the short film OMG, a teenage girl and her grandmother learn to communicate in the modern age, with hilarious results. In Transit shows a touching encounter between strangers at a bus stop who find they have more in common than they think. And Fetch is the story of a young boy who is trying desperately to find his mother.


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I've been on the board of the Victim Impact Panel since 1994. The panel is made up of people who are victims of drunk drivers, sometimes the drunk driver themselves. Everyone convicted of driving drunk in Eagle County is sentenced to appear at a panel and listen to our victims' stories about how drunk driving has effected their lives. Our panel started over 20 years ago when a young mother of a brand new baby lost her life to a drunk driver. Our mission is to educate the citizens of Eagle County about the damaging effects of drunk driving.
Six years ago I went to Scott Turner asking if he could help with a surprise mock trial at Eagle Valley High School. Mr. Turner jumped at the chance to do something for our children in educating them on the dangers of drunk driving and the ripple affect it has on families. With the support of EVHS, Eagle County Sheriffs Office and the Eagle County District Attorney's Office we held the mock trial last April.
I'm asking for you to support Scott Turner for district attorney. When I came to him a year ago for another try at putting on the mock trial, his office had a very high profile trial ahead of them but educating our students to keep them safe was also a top priority. With his help and two other D.A.s we pulled it off. We had the attention of the entire high school body, Scott and his fellow attorneys had more than 700 students watching and participating in our trial.
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Rhapsody in blur, a school of yellowtail fusiliers (Caesio cuning) swims near the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Their schooling behavior is a social adaptation that provides safety in numbers for the fish as they feed on plankton near coral reefs.
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A school of orange basslets (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) feeds along with pink soft-coral polyps in Fiji's Vatu-i-Ra Channel. Strong currents bring plankton-rich waters to Fiji, nourishing the almost 4,000 square miles (10,400 square kilometers) of its reefs.
School of Barracuda
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Torpedo-sleek barracuda swim in a circular formation near the Solomon Islands. Barracuda (Sphyraena sp.) feed on small fish and may protect themselves against larger predators, such as sharks, by aggregating in schools. The barracuda's lower jaw juts forward and contains the sharp teeth for which the family is known.
Sea Lion Chase
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A school of salema attempts to outmaneuver a hungry sea lion near the Galápagos Islands by circling to confuse the predator. Galápagos sea lions dive down some 120 feet (37 meters) on average to feed, returning to the surface after a minute or two to breathe.
School of Herring
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The streaming waters of Queen Charlotte Strait, located between Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia, host a school of herring. Tidal action and the strait's geography create tidal currents that can travel as fast as 18 miles (30 kilometers) an hour. The nutrient-rich water feeds the fish, and government quotas have helped the herring population rebound.
School of Grunt Fish
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Blue-striped grunt fish (Haemulon sciurus) and French grunt fish (Haemulon flavolineatum) school together near Bonaire Island in the Caribbean Sea. The sounds grunts make when grinding their teeth, using their swim bladders to amplify the sound, earned them their common name.
Striped Eel Catfish
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Whiskers at the ready, a group of striped-eel catfish in Indonesia's Lembeh Strait peers into the camera. The only catfish species to live in coral reefs, the juveniles of striped-eel catfish (Plotosus lineatus) form dense schools shaped like a ball.
Spawning Atlantic Salmon
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With eyes on their spawning ground, Atlantic salmon swim upstream during their spawning run. These wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) are a rarity, as most Atlantic salmon today spend their time on fish farms.
Butterfly Fish, French Polynesia
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Seemingly fearless, butterfly fish in the Tuamotu archipelago in French Polynesia swim around a coral reef. Their vivid colors and markings make butterfly fish (Chaetodontidae) attractive aquarium fish, but many species require special attention and maintenance.
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Horse-eye jack swim in a dense school in the Cayman Islands. Known to approach divers, horse-eye jack (Caranx latus) are associated with coral reefs and can reach lengths of more than 3 feet (0.9 meters).
Caged Bluefin Tuna
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These caged bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) swim in Spanish waters. They'll be fattened for the sushi market, where their buttery meat fetches high prices. The bluefin has proved to be no match for a high-tech fishing industry, which has sent their numbers into a precipitous decline.
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Dr. Peter Breggin often acts as a medical expert in criminal, malpractice, product liability and class action suits, and since the 1970s has testified in approximately 100 trials. Most of his cases settle before trial. However, a list of more than 80 trials in which he has testified 1986 are found in the final section of his Resume.
Dr. Breggins testimony has involved antidepressants, benzodiazepine tranquilizers, sleeping aids, antipsychotic drugs, stimulants for children diagnosed ADHD, drugs in nursing homes and the elderly, electroshock (ECT), psychosurgery, and involuntary treatment. Cases often include drug-induced tardive dyskinesia, suicide, violence, diabetes, and death.
Here is a small sample of positive and sometimes precedent-setting legal outcomes with Dr. Breggin as the psychiatric expert:
Here are some of the details of several lawsuits:
On February 11, 2014 a Chicago jury awarded $1.5 million to an autistic child who developed a severe case of tardive dyskinesia and tardive akathisia while being treated by psychiatrists with Risperdal and then Zyprexa between 2002 and 2007. The drug-induced disorder was diagnosed when he was fifteen years old and by then had become disabling and irreversible. Dr. Breggin was the psychiatric expert for the case and Francis P. Morrissey was the attorney.
In late November 2012 a jury in the Supreme Court of the State of New York awarded $1.5 million malpractice verdict to the family of a man who committed suicide while taking psychiatric drugs, including antdepressants (read more). Dr. Breggin was the medical expert for the plaintiffs.
A recent precedent-setting case in Canada was based on Dr. Breggin's testimony and written report. On September 16, 2011 in Winnipeg, a Provincial judge cited Dr. Breggin's testimony in concluding that Prozac caused a sixteen-year-old boy to knife a friend to death (read more). Although Dr. Breggin has been an expert in many other criminal, malpractice and product liability cases in which judges have accepted his opinion that antidepressants can cause suicide or violence, this is the first time in North America that any judge has specifically concluded that an antidepressant was the direct cause of a murder.
Recently Dr. Breggin was the medical expert in the first psychosurgery and the first electroshock malpractice suits ever won in court. In 2001-2002, he participated as a medical expert in a California lawsuit whose resolution was associated with a new label warning for Paxil concerning withdrawal effects. Dr. Breggin has been a medical expert in many courtroom victories for individuals injured by medications, including numerous cases of tardive dyskinesia caused by neuroleptic drugs.
In the 1990s, Dr. Breggin was chosen to be the medical and scientific expert for nearly 200 combined Prozac product liability suits against Eli Lilly and Company. This resulted in his testifying in the infamous Wesbecker case in which the manufacturer, Eli Lilly, fixed the trial (see below). Later Dr. Breggin would become an expert in many other product liability suits involving antidepressants, stimulants, tranquilizers and antipsychotic drugs, nearly all of which were settled. As an expert in these product liability suits, the courts have empowered Dr. Breggin to examine secret company records concerning the development and marketing of their drugs. This unique experience of looking inside otherwise hidden drug company files has provided him a unique source of information and a special understanding of drug company activities that he has used in his legal work and documented in many publications, including Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry (2008) and Medication Madness (2008)
Among his proudest achievements, in the early 1970s Dr. Breggin was the medical expert in the famous Kaimowitz case that stopped lobotomy and psychosurgery in America's state mental hospitals. More recently he was the psychiatric expert in a psychosurgery case against the Cleveland Clinic that resulted in a huge verdict for the injured woman and caused the clinic to stop doing any further psychosurgery. Dr. Breggin was also the medical expert in the only electroshock malpractice suit to be won by the plaintiffs.
Some of Dr. Breggin's most successful legal work has involved testimony in tardive dyskinesia malpractice suits involving this usually irreversible abnormal movement disorder commonly caused by antipsychotic or neuroleptic drugs. In all but one of the many TD trials in which he has participated in the United States and Canada, the injured patient has won a favorable verdict. The one exception ended in a hung jury. He has also been involved in tardive dyskinesia cases with multi-million dollar settlements without going to trial in both the United States and Canada.
Dr. Breggin continues with his both his clinical practice and his medical expert work.
Selected Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) Cases
Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a movement disorder caused by neuroleptic (antipsychotic) drugs, both the older ones such as Thorazine and Haldol and also the newer ones, such as Zyprexa, Risperdal, Geodon, Abilify and Seroquel. Although drug advocates often claim that the newer or atypical antipsychotic drugs cause TD at very low rate, this is simply untrue.
Dr. Breggin has been consulted in dozens of cases involving the newer antipsychotic drugs including Ability, Seroquel, Zyprexa and Risperdal. The great majority of Dr. Breggin's cases are settled out of court, sometimes for very large awards that have been justified by the extreme harm done to the victim. He has also been the expert in many cases that have been won in trial, including one in Canada and one in Alaska. Dr. Breggin has a particular concern about TD and the anguish and disability it inflicts on millions of patients around the world.
Due to the escalating use of these drugs in childhood, Dr. Breggin has increasingly focused on the vast numbers of children with TD. Dr. Breggin has already personally evaluated dozens of cases of TD in children caused by Risperdal, as well as many other cases caused by other drugs like Zyprexa, Abilify and Seroquel.
Dr. Breggin has testified in cases in which one parent has attempted to stop the other parent or the state from drugging a child with antipsychotic drugs, sometimes on the basis that the child was already developing a previously undiagnosed case of tardive dyskinesia. In some cases, Dr. Breggin has been authorized by the courts to supervise the child's withdrawal from the drugs long distance with the help of local health professionals.
SSRI antidepressant product liability suits
Dr. Breggin has been an expert for the plaintiffs in dozens of product liability suits surrounding SSRI antidepressants as well as stimulants, benzodiazepines and neuroleptics. Among the SSRI suits, many have been settled to satisfaction of the plaintiffs and only one, the Wesbecker case, has gone to court. The drug company Eli Lilly fixed the 1994 Wesbecker case and the trial judge later reversed the verdict. Following the Wesbecker case, the drug companies have settled most of Dr. Breggin's SSRI antidepressant cases without going to trial.
Dr. Breggin's two most recent books, Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry (second edition, 2008) and Medication Madness (2008) describe many of these cases in greater detail than is available here, including detailed analyses of the Wesbecker case: Medication Madness is an especially detailed resource. Dr. Breggin has also published numerous peer-reviewed articles on antidepressants and antidepressant-induced violence, suicide and crime, all of which are available on this website.


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Federal employees in January will get their first across-the-board pay raise in several years, as President Barack Obama moved Monday to activate a 1% increase for all government workers.
The increase came by an executive order and was expected. The raise was requested by the White House earlier in the year and Congress didn't take the necessary steps to prevent it from taking place.
Federal benefits and salaries are often targets during budget discussions. The recent House and Senate budget agreement required certain federal employees to contribute more to their pensions, and some Republicans have proposed cutting the federal workforce to save money.
The Obama administration in previous years agreed to freeze the pay of federal employees as part of the ongoing deficit-reduction fights in Congress.
It's the first across-the-board pay bump for federal employees since federal employees received a 2% increase in January 2010. Federal employees were able to collect bonuses, overtime and promotion pay raises.
Federal agencies must accommodate the pay increases within their budgets and they do not collect additional funds because of Mr. Obama's order.
There were roughly 4.4 million federal employees in 2011, according to the Office of Personnel Management, a number that includes 1.6 million uniformed military personnel.


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The Glee Club Kids of Hannibal, sponsored by F.A.C.T., a community organization, and affiliated with the Hannibal Arts Council, will be performing their traditional spring concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at the Hannibal Middle School. The concert is free.
The Glee Club Kids of Hannibal will present a variety of music from traditional choral music, to fun music and educational activities with traditional folk songs. There will be dancing, choreography and songs accompanied by students on the Orff instruments.
The select choir consists of students from grades 3-6 from across the district and is accompanied by Marti Tooey and directed by Linda St. Juliana.
The Glee Club Kids of Hannibal will also be performing for Beth Haven at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 23, and will go on tour on a school tour, Tuesday, May 14, to the elementary schools in the area.
The FACT Glee Club Elementary Choir tour schedule is: 8:40 a.m., Eugene Field; 9:35 a.m., Oakwood; 10:30 a.m., Veterans; 12:40 p.m., Stowell; 1:35 p.m., Mark Twain; 2:30 p.m., Holy Family School.
Students will be dismissed to their parents on May 14 at the Hannibal Arts Council.
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About five years ago, I hit a wall with zinfandel. Up until then, I had attended, with great anticipation, the annual Zinfandel Advocates & Producers' (ZAP) Zinfandel Festival, a huge wine tasting extravaganza that filled San Francisco's Fort Mason tighter than a tuna can, drawing 10,000 people over three days.
I respect America's heritage wine, but the event was just too rowdy, so I stopped going. When alcohol content starts at 15 percent, it's inevitable that you're going to get bumped, elbowed and stained.
Turns out I wasn't alone. After 22 years, ZAP has redesigned its annual event, the largest wine event in the country devoted to a single varietal, and given it a new format and venue so attendees can discover zinfandel in a more intimate way. The Zinfandel Experience takes place Jan. 23 to 25 at San Francisco's Four Seasons Hotel and various locations throughout the Presidio. Tickets just went on sale at www.zinfandel.org.
The most significant changes occur during Saturday's Grand Tasting, which now will be divided into three themed tastings in separate buildings at the Presidio. No more long lines. No more cold, noisy hall. And each session will cap at 350 people, instead of thousands.
"A lot of people felt it was overwhelming. Too many wines to taste. Too many crowds," says Mark Vernon, ZAP president and president of Ridge Vineyards, which makes zinfandel from a dozen sites in California.
Now, the 200 or so wineries will be divided by theme, with a Sensory Tasting, Reserve and Barrel Tasting, and a Terroir Tasting. Pick one or visit all three. The point is, you'll actually have a chance to interact with the winemakers instead of just waiting in line for a pour.
Eighty wineries will host the Sensory Tasting, aimed at wine lovers who want to explore zinfandel's various styles, from lighter rosé to refined and peppery zins and intense fruit bombs with more structure. Since zinfandel is grown all over California, the Terroir Tasting will highlight how much location contributes to the style and ripening pattern of zinfandel, whether it is grown in Napa, Lodi, Sonoma or Paso Robles.
Want to get a crack at the new vintages? Try the Reserve & Barrel Tasting, where 44 wineries will showcase what's yet-to-be released.
"By January, a lot of wineries have their wines in pretty good shape, whether they are still in barrel or in the bottle, so, historically, a lot of people come to this event to get a sneak peak of the new wines," Vernon says.
The rest of the zin-tastic weekend includes an Epicuria Pairings event on Thursday night featuring 30 wine producers and restaurants; a tasting seminar Friday morning that is focused on limited production zinfandels made from old vines; and a winemaker's dinner and benefit Friday night.
"We listened to the feedback," Vernon says. "I think we've created an event that will provide a more meaningful experience to consumers and producers."
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ZAP's annual Zinfandel Festival has been replaced by the Zinfandel Experience, which takes place Jan. 23 to Jan. 25 at the Four Seasons Hotel, 757 Market St., San Francisco, and locations throughout the Presidio. The Grand Tasting takes place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jan. 25 and will be split up into three separate tastings. Choose one or attend all three. For tickets ($60 and up) go to www.zinfandel.org.


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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:38 pm
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So there was a topic on ESPN First Take today that was discussing Willie Colon on saying the Eagles were taking cheap shots.
This is the second player on a AFC North team that has called our team out for cheap shots. (Ray Rice, Week 3)
I was wondering what you guys think 1) Are we a cheap shot team? 2) Are teams just shocked at our physicality? 3) Fake tough or is it real toughness?
Which leads me to wonder does the D now gain respect or lose it if they continue to do what they've been doing?
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I think we've played more diry then we're used to seeing, but nothing outrageous. I think Colon was the player that Tapp pushed after the play, could lead to him saying that.
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A player from a team that was penalized on two straight helmet-to-helmet hits calling us "dirty," yeah, that's a good laugh.
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Yea we have been more aggressive, but wouldn't call us dirty. I find the hypocrisy of those two teams calling us dirty amusing. The Steelers weren't as bad as they usually are but the Ravens were the ones twisting Shadys leg to injury him. This is no longer the bend but don't break defense. Juan want them to punch the other team in the mouth and get a 3 & out....with that has come a harder edge.
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I'll gladly take on the "dirty" moniker that both the Ravens and the Steelers defense has inherited as long as our D plays physical and as well as the Ravens and Steelers D has played historically.
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I think the Eagles have been more physical this year.
Part of it was early in the season when the replacement refs were in there.
Some teams took advantage of that and the Eagles were one.
I was genuinely disappointed when I read the Pittsburgh game day thread and found such an enormous amount of whining.
Philadelphia football is physical.
Pittsburgh football is physical.
Football in general is supposed to be physical.
The Eagles got away with some pass interferences last week and so did the Steelers. So what?
Was it one for one. I don't know. Maybe. Maybe, not.
I was glad to see Eagles fans not hooting and hollering about lack of holding calls.
There were some that were not called on the Steelers and some not called on the Eagles.
Again, was it even? I just cannot say.
I think the AFC North has lost a little of its edge.
Suggs is out. Polamalu is out. Harrison's been out. Woodley is banged up. And frankly, a lot of guys are just getting older.
The Steelers and Ravens just aren't dominating in the physical fashion in which they are accustomed.
Nobody likes getting old or being hurt and unable to do all of the things you used to do as well as you used to do them.
So, blame the other guy.
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Harder and tougher, but not dirty. I like it thought, we managed to PO the two toughest teams the past decade.
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Yes, they're very dirty. They're constantly play through the whistle and taking little cheap shots. Perfect example is Kurt Coleman taking Brown's shoe and throwing it and stepping on Pouncey's back. We're a cheap shot defense and I love it.
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Yes, they're very dirty. They're constantly play through the whistle and taking little cheap shots.
Perfect example is Kurt Coleman taking Brown's shoe
and throwing it and stepping on Pouncey's back. We're a cheap shot defense and I love it.
I wouldn't say that's dirty, Brown had to go to bench, Kurt was just doing him a favor. And to be fair, if he hadn't Brown might stayed on the field and put on his shoe.
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Calling someone dirty is basically them having an excuse for getting beat.
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El Paso Rheumatologist Doctors for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
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Rheumatologist Doctors in El Paso * results
- 2
Michael P. Abel
William Beaumont Army Medical Center Rheumatology Clinic
5005 N Piedras St # 3G1
El Paso, TX 79920
(915) 742-2259
- 18 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 3
Kanchan M. Pema
Texas Tech Internal Medicine
4801 Alberta Ave Ste 101
El Paso, TX 79905
(915) 215-5200
- 37 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
Rosario L. Nadorra
El Paso Integrated Physicians Group
1400 George Dieter Dr Ste 240
El Paso, TX 79936
(915) 544-0326
- 39 years experience
- 2 office location(s)
- 5
Robert J. Abresch
El Paso Integrated Physicians Group
1810 Murchison Dr Ste 300
El Paso, TX 79902
(915) 544-0326
- 42 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 6
Eugene C. Mc Danald
El Paso Integrated Physicians Group
1810 Murchison Dr Ste 300
El Paso, TX 79902
(915) 544-0326
- 42 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 7
Rajendra K. Marwah
Rajendra K Marwah MD
1600 Medical Center Dr Ste 314
El Paso, TX 79902
(915) 545-1168
- 44 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 8
Mell F. Guttarra
Sierra Providence Medical Partners
631 N Resler Dr Ste 101
El Paso, TX 79912
(915) 842-0676
- 11 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 9
Karen D. Smith
Eastside Rheumatology
3270 Joe Battle Blvd Ste 185
El Paso, TX 79938
(915) 313-7373
- 28 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 10
Marcos Estrada
New Mexico Primary Care Group
2909 Hillrise Dr
Las Cruces, NM 88011
(575) 522-3070
- 1 office location(s)
- 11
Art R. Snyder
Arthritis & Osteoporosis Associates
1255 Hillrise Cir
Las Cruces, NM 88011
(575) 532-5934
- 1 office location(s)
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El Paso is home to the University of Texas at El Paso (founded in 1914 as The Texas State School of Mines and Metallurgy, and later, Texas Western College; its present name dates from 1967) and the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso. Fort Bliss, one of the largest military complexes of the United States Army, lies to the east and northeast of the city, with training areas extending north into New Mexico, up to the White Sands Missile Range and neighboring Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo. The Franklin Mountains extend into El Paso from the north and nearly divide the city into two sections, the western half forming the beginnings of the Mesilla Valley and with the eastern slopes connecting in the central business district at the south end of the mountain range.
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Emergency Contact for El Paso
- In case of Emergency, call 911
- Police Dept 915-832-4400
- Fire Department (915) 771-1000
Nearby El Paso Hospitals results
- 1Las Palmas Medical Center
1801 N Oregon St
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 521-120
- 2Providence Memorial Hospital
2001 N Oregon St
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 577-601
- 3Mesa Hills Specialty Hospital
2311 N Oregon St
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 545-182
- 4Sierra Medical Center
1625 Medical Center Dr
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 747-400
- 5El Paso Specialty Hospital
1755 Curie Dr Ste A
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 544-363
- 6Kindred Hospital
1740 Curie Dr
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 351-904
- 7Las Palmas Rehabilitation Hosp
300 Waymore Dr
El Paso, Texas 79902
(915) 577-260
- 8El Paso Children's Hospital
4845 Alameda Ave
El Paso, Texas 79905
(915) 298-544
- 9El Paso Psychiatric Center
4615 Alameda Ave
El Paso, Texas 79905
(915) 532-220
- 10University Medical Center
4815 Alameda Ave
El Paso, Texas 79905
(915) 544-120
- 11William Beaumont Army Med Ctr
5005 N Piedras St
El Paso, Texas 79920
(915) 742-212
- 12Del Sol Medical Center
10301 Gateway Blvd W
El Paso, Texas 79925
(915) 595-900
- 13Peak Hospital
5045 McNutt Rd
El Paso, Texas 88008
(575) 589-003
- 14Highlands Regional Rehab Hosp
1395 George Dieter Dr
El Paso, Texas 79936
(915) 298-722
- 15Foundation Surgical Hospital
1416 George Dieter Dr
El Paso, Texas 79936
(915) 598-424
- 16Sierra Providence East Med Ctr
3280 Joe Battle Blvd
El Paso, Texas 79938
(915) 832-200
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's cross country team swept the top spot for the second year in a row in the 8k, while the women's team finished second in the 5k, Friday night at the 12th annual Islander Splash at West Guth Park.
"I was really pleased with the underclassmen," head coach Shawn Flanagan said. "The freshmen really ran well today. We sat out the top five girls and three of the top five guys out of the race to give the underclassmen a chance to step up. All in all it was a good day for all of us."
On the women's side, the Islanders who are ranked No. 7 in the South Regional rankings, finished in second place with 55 points, one spot behind No. 6 Rice for the second week in a row. Texas-Pan American took third place with 74 points, followed by Angelo State, Texas A&M-Kingsville, St. Mary's and Texas Southern.
"Cecilia Gonzalez had a fantastic run and had a great finish the last 800 meters," Flanagan said. "She went from fifth to second and really ran well. Melissa Jones had her best race in her three years she has been here. The freshmen, Vanessa Galindo, Jasmine Boutte and Shelby Polasek ran well, along with Jennifer Ramirez and Julia Wohlschlegel. Rice rested just their top two and we rested our top five."
Gonzalez led the Islanders with a second-place finish with a time of 18:31, marking her best finish in her career. Last season, she finished in 14th place with a time of 18:56. The next Islander to cross the line was Jones in ninth place with a time of 19:13. Galindo finished in 12th with a time of 19:29, followed by Boutte in 14th place clocking a time of 19:35 and Polasek in 18th with a time of 19:59. Rounding out the field for the women in the 22nd and 29th slots was Ramirez and Wohlschlegel, respectively.
On the men's side, the Islanders, who consisted of five freshmen and one sophomore, swept the Splash for the second year in a row with 31 points. Right behind the No. 6 South Regional ranked Islanders in second place was Texas Pan-American with 36 points. Angelo State crossed the line in third with 76 points followed by Prairie View A&M, Texas Southern and Texas A&M-Kingsville.
"We notched a five point victory over UT-Pan American," Flanagan said. "It was good to bring home the bacon."
The men took four of the top 10 spots with freshman Angel Banda leading the way for the Islanders. Banda recorded his best finish of the season, placing second with a time of 26:19, eight seconds short of Mathew Kotut of Texas-Pan American. Sophomore Justin Adame crossed the line in fourth with a time of 26:42, improving his 27:02 mark last season. Freshmen Paul Hansel and Philipp Baar finished sixth and seventh, followed by freshmen Christoph Hintz in 15th and Brandon Lacy in 20th.
"We had spectacular results," Flanagan said. "Angel came through and Justin had a solid race. Phillipp came through, Hansel gutted it up the hills and Christoph ran well coming around the corner."
The Islanders will travel to Austin, Texas to compete in the University of Texas Rogue Runners Invite on Fri., Sept. 30, at 7:30 p.m.
For the latest information, follow Islanders Cross Country on Twitter (@IslandersTFXC) and Facebook (Texas A&M Corpus Christi Track & Field/Cross Country).
Complete results from the Islander Splash can be found at: http://flashresults.com/flashtexas/2011/IslanderSplash11/
Women's 5k Run Team Scores:
1. Rice 29
2. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 55
3. Texas-Pan American 74
4. Angelo State 86
5. Texas A&M - Kingsville 121
6. St. Mary's University 180
7. Texas Southern 206
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Individual Results:
2. Cecy Gonzalez 18:31
9. Melissa Jones 19:13
12. Vanessa Galindo 19:29
14. Jasmine Boutte 19:35
18. Shelby Polasek 19:59
22. Jennifer Ramirez 20:09
29. Julia Wohlschlegel 20:42
Men's 8k Run Team Scores:
1. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 31
2. Texas-Pan American 36
3. Angelo State 76
4. Prairie View A&M 105
5. Texas Southern 123
6. Texas A&M - Kingsville 141
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Individual Results:
2. Angel Banda 26:19
4. Justin Adame 26:42
6. Paul Hansel 26:59
7. Philipp Baar 27:04
15. Christoph Hintz 28:03
20. Brandon Lacy 28:37


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Although sculptors under the Third Republic tended to depict working-class subjects (the Petit Palais owns a bread seller plying her trade in the streets of Paris by Jules Coutan) the late 19th century demonstrated a marked enthusiasm for Parisian society ladies. These are often very lively statuettes (by Gauguin, Caro-Delvaille or Dejean for example) echoing contemporary prints and paintings which were largely devoted to this lively, mischievous and elegant figure who was the archetype of femininity.
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I read a lot of interesting posts today after LeBron James said he's decided to join the Heat and leave the Cavaliers after an unsuccessful seven-year quest for the ring he covets on Thursday night.
"I can't say it was always in my plans, because I never thought it was possible," James said on a made-for-LeBron live show on ESPN.
"I PERSONALLY GUARANTEE THAT THE CLEVELAND CAVALIERS WILL WIN AN NBA CHAMPIONSHIP BEFORE THE SELF-TITLED FORMER 'KING' WINS ONE" - Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert gave his reaction to LeBron James leaving.
Championships? Probably. Money? No doubt. LeBron James chose the Heat for the right reasons.
I totally agree LeBron made the right decison to go to Miami and win championships
I had predicted this one. Best of luck to LeBron, I think he made a great choice$.
The only choice that could possibly have been better(im not saying it was or wasnt) would be the bulls (Rose,Deng,Boozer,Noah)
This had nothing to do with money and everything to do with winning a championship.
The only people i feel sorry for in this scenario are the people and businesses in cleveland,those are the only people i feel sorry for.they've had a miserable run when it comes to sports,and now you can add "The Decison" to it.lebron made the right choice to got to miami,he has the chance to win multiple championships with d-wade and chris, even though his legacy would take a huge hit,even though they would call him "wade's pippen",and that just shows how much he wants to win,AND HE'S NOT EVEN GETTING A MAX CONTRACT!!the onlly problem i had with lebron is that he shouldnt have shoved cleveland under the bus like that,on national tv,he should've done all of this privately,and thats why i feel so sorry for the city of cleveland.
either way,lebron would've been canned by the media,if he stayed in cleveland,they would say,lebron's ego is too big,and he doesnt want to share the stage with other superstars.i think they should leave lebron alone,he made the right choice.
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Kudos to Ryan Hemphill and Best Buy
As a society, we have an obligation to secure a brighter future for individuals with autism spectrum disorders. By taking action now, we can ensure that adults with autism break free of the all-too-common status of "dependency" and become engaged, involved and ideally, tax-paying, members of their communities. It is time to develop and drive policies that provide for life-long living and learning with autism. Last year, in response to this urgent need, Autism Speaks assisted in the formation of Advancing Futures for Adults with Autism (AFAA), a national consortium seeking to create meaningful futures for adults with autism that include homes, jobs, recreation, friends and supportive communities.
We love to share success stories of adults who have autism and we also look to recognize socially responsible companies who help them on their path to independence. The video below highlights Ryan, an adult with Asperger Syndrome and his positive experience working at Best Buy.
We also would like to recognize Best Buy for its efforts in hiring adults with autism and developing their careers. Best Buy has a new program called FACE – Facing Autism in a Caring Environment. FACE is a Focused Involvement Network (FIN) at Best Buy. The mission of FACE is to build a community of Best Buy employees that will promote awareness of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and support their families through networking, the sharing of resources and providing encouragement. The campaign was launched this month at Best Buy, and Ryan was a big part of the launch at the Best Buy headquarters in Minneapolis.
Join us in congratulating Ryan on his success (and the new car he bought with his earnings!) and in thanking Best Buy for its efforts to employ adults with autism to promote their independence.
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June 25, 2010 at 3:26 pm
congrats to you Ryan!!!
and congrats to BestBuy for being a leader and a champion for people with ASD and autism. Let us hope that your caring and compassion infect others!
June 25, 2010 at 3:53 pm
Congratulations Ryan! And a huge thank you to Best Buy for seeing Ryan's abilities, not just his challenges.
June 25, 2010 at 7:30 pm
I am now a best buy customer for life! Congrats to Ryan!
June 26, 2010 at 2:06 am
That's wonderful… congrats to Ryan and Best Buy!!!
June 26, 2010 at 9:27 pm
Thank You all for the support!
June 27, 2010 at 3:16 pm
I think this is great, I know a few families that have children with challenges and I would like to share your website with others on mine. Please contact me and we will put something together. I can place you on my kids corner page. Thanks Bren
June 28, 2010 at 8:42 am
AWESOME! Way to go Ryan and Best Buy! May this be the start of a trend of seeing how dedicated and hard-working our autie children really are!!


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'Arrow' Recap: Season 2, Episode 9, 'Three Ghosts'
Tonight is the midseason finale of Arrow and things are rushing to a conclusion. Last week we were left with our beloved archer in bad shape. He had been bested in a fight with Brother Cyrus, who is super strong and fast thanks to taking Brother Blood's miracle serum (a potion that was first discovered by Oliver when he was stranded on the island, 5 years ago).
Oliver/Arrow was accidentally poisoned at the end of his fight and is in bad shape, laying on a table in his hideout. Felicity has brought in science genius Barry Allen, played by Glee's Grant Gustin, to help find a cure for Oliver. Barry Allen, as all comic book fans know, is the alter-ego of The Flash. Though on this TV show, Barry hasn't yet acquired the ability to move at super speed.
Let's see what the mid-season finale holds in store for all our heroes…
We begin with Barry, Felicity, and Digg fighting to save Oliver's life. Barry diagnoses that Oliver's blood is clotting too much. He gives Oliver a small dose of rat poison to thin his blood. Oliver begins to hallucinate and sees Shado's ghost. "Stay with me," she says.
Oliver comes back to consciousness. He's alive but upset that Felicity told Barry his secret identity. Oliver gets a text from his mother to come home. He leaves the hideout, but is still upset that Felicity betrayed him. He does not trust Barry.
At home, Thea has locked herself in her room. She lets Oliver in. Roy and Sin (guest actress Bex Taylor-Klaus) are in there. Roy still has an arrow stuck in his leg from when Arrow shot him. Oliver needs to pretend like he does not know what is going on. They need to keep Roy's injury secret from the cops because there would be a lot of questions asked about an arrow wound. Oliver removes the arrow and warns the three teens to not get into any more trouble. Yeah, that's gonna work (NOT!!).
As Oliver walks the halls of the Queen mansion, he sees Shado's ghost again. He touches her. She has a warning for him, "You can't fight what is coming," she says. She asks him to stop fighting or everyone he loves will die. The ghost disappears.
Flashback time. We are back on the island inside the Japanese sub. Slade is dead. Ivo and his men burst in and have guns drawn on Oliver, Shado, and Sara. They get the stash of the Miracle drug. As they walk through the forest, Sara plead with Ivo to spare everyone's lives. He puts her and Shado on the ground on their knees. He tells Oliver to pick one of them to live and one to die. If he does not choose, Ivo will shoot both of them. Sucks to be Oliver right now!
Back in the present, Brother Cyrus tells Brother Blood that they will have much more of the serum ready in 48 hours. Blood is ready to have an army of miracle soldiers at his disposal.
At Arrow's hideout, Barry is admiring Oliver's weapons. Digg points out that Oliver now likes to be called "The Arrow," not "The Vigilante." First time we have heard that! Oliver tells them he is having hallucinations and Barry runs some tests on him. Barry comments on how to make a mask for Arrow instead of just using grease paint under Oliver's eyes. This is probably foreshadowing for the mask Barry will wear when he becomes The Flash someday.
Felicity has found out the identity of Brother Cyrus. His name is Cyrus Gold, just like in the comics. She has facial recognition software scanning for his face and knows where he is. Digg is going to do recon, see if they can figure out where Brother Cyrus' base is.
Thea and Sin (they call her Cindy for a moment, but she looks more like someone named Sin) go to visit Laurel. As an aside, Laurel wasn't in last week's episode at all. Her character has gone really stagnant for the time being. If I told you a season ago that Laurel would be an afterthought but Felicity would be a main character, you would not have believed me.
Anyway, Thea and Sin want help finding out who murdered Sin's friend, Max. The police say it was an OD, but Sin and Thea think it may be tied to Max donating blood at Councilman Blood's medical facility.
Digg breaks into Cyrus' hotel room. He finds nothing more than a book of nursery rhymes. Cyrus comes in and throws Digg across the room like he is not even there. Digg fires several shots but it appears he does not hit anything. Digg jumps out a window and escapes.
Arrow tells Det. Lance about the whereabouts of Cyrus Gold. He tells Lance to bring backup and be prepare to shoot to kill, because Cyrus will certainly kill them if he can. Arrow sees another ghost, this time it is Slade. He flees before Slade can say anything to him.
We return to the island flashback. Olvier refuses to pick who Ivo should shoot. So, Ivo is about to shoot Sara. Oliver jumps in front of her. Ivo says, "I guess you made your choice" and he shoots Shado instead. She's dead. Poor Oliver. The Island is going to get very lonely once Ivo and his men leave (I suspect they will take Sara with them).
Laurel (wow, second appearance in this episode) shows up at the Queen mansion to talk to Thea. Laurel says Blood's blood drives are perfectly legal and seem honest.
Barry and Felicity are chatting while doing scientific experiments. Barry says he can understand why Felicity might fall for Oliver. She denies it. On the TV, they are talking about the Star Labs particle accelerator again. Barry mentions that he won't be able to be there to see it turned on for the first time. Barry, I suspect seeing that particle accelerator is how you get to turn into someone who accelerates pretty well himself.
Det. Lance is organizing a team to take out Cyrus Gold. Blood's police mole, Officer Daly, is going to be a part of the team. He calls Blood to warn him and Cyrus. The police raid goes badly. They are no match for Cyrus. Det. Lance gets knocked out. His commanding officer, Lucas, is killed by Cyrus.
At the Arrow hideout, Oliver sees Slade's ghost again. Slade taunts Oliver, telling him he is no hero. They get into a fight. Slade throws Oliver all over the place. The ghost disappears, but the hideout is still a wreck. I wonder if Oliver could bring in a superhero cleaning woman to straighten up.
Det. Lance is taken to the hospital. Laurel comes to visit him. She tells him about Lucas' death. Councilman Blood shows up to comfort Laurel. They are getting very cozy and they hug. Arrow secretly visits Det. Lance, who gives him a piece of evidence he took off Cyrus. It is some kind of key. Lance asks Arrow to kill Cyrus.
Oliver and Digg talk about the ghosts. Digg says he too had "survivor guilt" when he came back from Afghanistan and he too saw ghosts. He says Oliver will stop seeing them when he figures out what the ghosts are trying to tell him. Meanwhile, Felicity has traced the key to a building in The Glades.
Roy is investigating Blood's medical facility. He finds a file on Max that indicates he is a candidate for "Miracle." Someone is trying to burn the facility to the ground and Roy tries to get out. But he gets caught by one of Blood's men first.
Roy gets taken to Blood's lab where Blood begins to give him a dose of Miracle. Just then, Arrow bursts in. He demands to know where Blood got the drug. Blood says it was a gift. Cyrus comes in and starts fighting with Arrow. Meanwhile, Roy begins bleeding from his eyes. Brother Blood check's Roy's pulse and says, "Another failure." Wow, is Roy dead?!?!
Oliver sees his third ghost. It is Tommy. He tells Oliver to get up and keep fighting. "You are a hero," he says. "Now get up and fight back!" Oliver is inspired and begins kicking Cyrus' butt. There is an explosion which seems to melt half of Cyrus' face. Blood flees. Oliver races over to Roy and managers to bring him back to life. I wonder if Roy will have just a little super strength now.
Councilman Blood is on TV. He announces that he plans to run for Mayor. Afterwards, Blood goes to meet with a shadowy figure. Blood says that their supply of the miracle serum has been lost. The man in the shadows says they can get more by getting it from his blood. He instructs Blood not to challenge the vigilante any more. The camera moves and the man's identity is revealed. It is Slade, who apparently did not die on the island! He knows Arrow is Oliver and he says more must be done to punish Oliver. He is going to kill (image of Det. Lance) or corrupt (Felicity) everyone Oliver loves. He is going to destroy anyone who follows him (image of Roy, with his leg fully healed. Clearly the serum did something to him).
One last island flashback. Slade recovers from his dose of Miracle and runs from the sub. He is screaming for his love, Shado. He finds Ivo's men and kills them with ease, even punching into one man's chest. He finds Shado's body and says, "Whoever did this to her is going to suffer."
Oliver goes back to the hideout. He asks Felicity where Barry is. He went home to see the launch of the particle accelerator but he arrived too late. In his lab he watches a newscast that talks about the accelerator being turned on. There is a bad storm outside that causes the accelerator to malfunction. Barry looks out the window and sees a flash of light. Everything around him starts acting funny and a burst of electricity shoots into the lab, striking Barry.
Barry has left a present for Oliver back at the hideout. It is a mask that will form to his face and protect his identity. Oliver puts it on and finally really looks like Green Arrow.
And the episode is over!
This was a strong mid-season finale with lots of action and plenty of big story development. Roy is going to have some kind of powers. Slade is set up as the new big-time villain. Blood's ambition is revealed (and you know Laurel is going to start dating him). Whew! That was fun! Seems like life is going to get a lot harder for Oliver before it gets easier!
So, what did you think? Post your comments and we'll have a conversation. Check back here next week and see what happens to Arrow next!
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Bishop Tengatenga resigned from the position after he was offered the post of dean at the Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, USA for its William Jewett Tucker Foundation. Unfortunately the appointment was reversed following his earlier ant-gay remarks which the college said "compromised his ability to serve effectively."
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The public is invited to a gathering Thursday, Aug. 21, that focuses on the ongoing effort to end homelessness in the Canandaigua area.
Nowhere to GO: Canandaigua's Community Forum, will host a discussion to begin at 6:30 pm. at Crosswinds Wesleyan Church, 3360 Middle Cheshire Road, Canandaigua.
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"[An] important collection….Michael G. Long deserves high praise indeed for unearthing [Marshall's letters] and bringing them to light."
—Wil Haygood
Collected together for the first time in Marshalling Justice, here are selected letters written by one of the most influential and important activists in the American Civil Rights movement: the brilliant legal mind and footsoldier for justice and racial equality, Thurgood Marshall. The correspondences of a rebellious young attorney with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Marshalling Justice paints an eye-opening portrait of Thurgood Marshall before he became the first African American to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, during his years as a groundbreaking and vibrant Civil Rights activist in the tradition of Martin Luther King and Julian Bond.
Collected here together for the first time are the selected letters of one of the most influential and important activists in the American civil rights movement—the brilliant legal mind and foot soldier for justice, Thurgood Marshall.
For twenty years prior to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a rebellious young attorney with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Thurgood Marshall, struggled tirelessly to combat racism, discrimination, and segregation in schools, transportation, the military, businesses, and voting booths across America. This collection of letters, compiled and edited by Michael G. Long, and written by Thurgood Marshall during his tenure with the NAACP—long before he became a Supreme Court justice—reveals this remarkable man's extraordinary intellectual development and invaluable contributions to the civil rights movement, highlighting his relentless work in helping secure equality and justice for all Americans.
Long traces Marshall's correspondence with the most powerful leaders of his day—J. Edgar Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower, NAACP leader Walter White, and many others—cataloging how Marshall was able to accomplish in the courts what Martin Luther King Jr. would work to do from the pulpit and on the streets. Through these letters, we discover a startling new portrait of Marshall and gain a deeper understanding of the influences that spurred his unrelenting advocacy for society's most vulnerable. A window into the history and radical roots of the modern civil rights movement, these letters illuminate the strides that one man made, and the distance that still yawns between his goals and present-day reality.
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"Thank Michael G. Long for bringing to a wider public . . . [this] well-edited collection of Marshall's letters." — Kenneth J. Cooper, Boston Globe
"The approximately 200 letters and memoranda reproduced here give a comprehensive overview of Marshall's role in 'galvanizing the civil rights movement'. . . . Inspiring. . . . A nuanced treatment of a towering figure." — Kirkus Reviews
"[Marshall's] letters are plenty fascinating. Not to mention heartbreaking. . . . [Long] has done a wonderful job researching and editing and reminding us of how much we owe to all of our forebears, and this one in particular." — Louisville Courier Journal
"An inside look at the personality, experiences and business interactions of the man who would become the first black Supreme Court Justice." — Sister to Sister
"[E]nlightening. . . . Lawyers will read this book in total awe of Marshall's accomplishments. It reads like a panoramic, at times kaleidoscopic history of race in America. . . . Long's collection of Marshall's record of work is beyond impressive." — Washington Lawyer
"This selection of letters reveals the depth and breadth of Marshall's work long before what we consider the start of the Civil Rights Movement." — Library Journal
"Thoroughly illuminating. . . . These letters offer a welcome and readable inner glimpse into [Marshall's] work." — Publishers Weekly
"Marshalling Justice . . . allows us to see more clearly the trail this legendary litigator blazed for civil rights." — USA Today
"This important collection of Thurgood Marshall's letters poignantly shows the constant motion of his legal mind - and heart - as he soldiered so bravely in pursuit of equal justice. Michael G. Long deserves high praise indeed for unearthing and bringing them to light." — Wil Haygood, author of King of the Cats: The Life and Times of Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
"Long has done the world a service. . . . The Marshall letters he has unearthed paint a vivid portrait of an unwavering warrior. . . . Marshalling Justice reminds us of how much can be learned from the collected correspondence of a great man. " — Kevin Merida, national editor of the Washington Post and co-author of Supreme Discomfort: The Divided Soul of Clarence Thomas
"[These] letters vividly illustrate what life was like for African Americans in the mid-twentieth century and what it was like to be the nation's most important civil rights lawyer. As good a way to get to know Marshall the man and his life as there is." — Mark Tushnet, author of Making Civil Rights Law: Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court, 1956-61
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Taft Union High School will host Orientation Night for eighth graders at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25, in the Mullen gymnasium.
The event will showcase the activities at the school from sports and clubs to electives and academics.
The incoming freshmen and their parents will get an initial exposure to the high school and will be able to schedule counselor appointments so they will be able to sign up early for popular classes and summer school classes. Staff will be on hand to answer questions. The new students will receive free Class of 2017 T-shirts, popcorn and prizes.
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The Warriors need David Lee.
They don't need to bench him. They don't need to trade him, so back away from the trade machine. They just need him to be David Lee. Not the hesitant, inefficient player he has been over the last couple weeks. Pump-faking himself out of open 15-footers. Trying to back down faster, stronger big men. Getting outplayed by less-talented fill-in power forwards.
They need him to be the versatile, offensively potent cog in the Warriors' supposed-to-be potent offense. The guy who was so dominant the first half of last year that he made the Western Conference All Star team over Stephen Curry.
Yes, Lee comes with his flaws. But harping on his defense is like criticizing Kevin Hart for not being tall. The Warriors can and have survived with Lee's defense because he was so tough to defend himself.
They need that guy back. And Friday night against Houston would be the perfect time.
"I think I'm a big part of this team," Lee said after Friday's shoot-around. "The key is for me to play my role and help us win games. I think my role becomes that much more important when we're down a few guys. But there is a certain consistency and a certain level of play that myself, obviously Steph and Klay and Andrew, need to play at every time we come in here. I'm trying to not let missing a few shots affect everything else I am doing."
Lee's importance to the Warriors' success has been underscored with his suspect play of late. With injuries depriving them of weapons, their bench famished for offense, Golden State has really needed its All-Star forward to produce. And he just hasn't been the offensive weapon they desperately need. It shows drastically how much it hurts.
Even though he's getting his number called more often, he's producing fewer points. And watching this team routinely shoot below 40 percent and go minutes without a basket, that matters.
Lee is averaging 16.8 points on 48.2 percent shooting, the latter on pace for a career-low. Last season, 16.5 percent of the Warriors' assists were from Lee. So far this year, 11.2 percent.
His win-shares -- a stat designed to estimate how many victories a player adds -- is down from 9.1 last year to 2.1 so far this season.
"I feel like my defense has been better," Lee said. "I've been rebounding the ball a lot better lately. One thing I've been struggling with lately is makings shots. Shots I normally make aren't falling down. But all it takes is seeing a few going in."
Lee said he's confident shots will start falling. He said he studied film from last season and discovered that he played at a different pace, was "more shifty," when he attacked defenses. He also said he has been leaning back on his jump shots. You don't need film to see he's pump-faking on those open jumpers much more frequently than in the past.
Part of it is the fact Golden State falls into the half-court trap way too often. Posting up Lee against a set defense is a disadvantage for him. He's much better in a flowing offense, beating his man in transition. He thrives in movement, where his knack for finding creases creates opportunities.
They need Lee to stick the midrange jumper when Curry sets him up for the pick-and-pop. They need him to make a play off the dribble when Curry is double-teamed and he gets the ball around the free-throw line, use his passing skills or go for the quick dunk. They need him floating and sneaking around in the lane, being a ready target for the dump off. They need him outrunning his man in transition.
Perhaps some time at center Friday night -- backup Jermaine O'Neal is out after wrist surgery -- will create the atmosphere for the resurrection of Lee.
The Warriors certainly need him.
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I'm 5'9 and 1/2. I'm a sophomore. I can shoot anywhere outside the 3PT line. I have okay handles. I can drive to the basket most of the time and I have pretty good post moves. I'm am a okay rebounder and a good school blocker. I was in my school's varsity during elementary but quit do to academic problems. In my school tourrnament I averaged 18 PPG, 12 RPG and 4 blocks. I want to rejoin the varsity team but I think I should on one position. Any tips or suggestions would be appriciated.
how old are you?
Hard work beats talent whem talent doesn´t work hard.- Kevin Durant
I'm 15
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Hell no. 5'9 small forward in high school wont do anything. You gotta be a point guard
He said he had ok handles, but if he can shoot like that 2 guard might be a better fit. I know our 2 guard my freshman year did a lot of things, played in the post, shot 3's, drove, and his lack of great ballhandling was covered up by the Pg who had great handles.
You're much fit for a guard, especially for a 5'9". Shooting guard maybe? You say you have "okay" handles. So you're not fir for PG... Why? If you're a PG, ball handling is the main skill for you and you said you have "okay" handles. That's a No . no.
A lot of the responses have to do with where you are now. But why don't you focus on your weaknesses, like your ball handling, for an entire summer. Play a lot of pick up ball, one on one and two on two. If you can improve your handles to the point where no one can take the ball from you, and you can dribble against pressure, I don't see why you couldn't play the 1.
At 15 you have 2-3 years to perfect your skills, turn your weaknesses into strenghts, and improve your basketball I.Q.
Good luck!
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Joshua, How big are your shoes? Your shoe size will normally determine how tall you get. I knew a player who had size 16 shoes in high school, and he turned out to be 6'10"!
But for now, keep working on your ball handling and shooting. These are the two most important aspects of your game.
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An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that occurs outside of the uterus. Most ectopic pregnancies occur within a fallopian tube. Other, less common locations may include the cervix, an ovary, or the abdominal cavity. This type of pregnancy cannot survive. Only the uterus can support the growth of a fetus and its placenta.
Many ectopic pregnancies occur because the fallopian tube is not functioning normally.
Ectopic pregnancies are more common in women over 35 years old and those who are non-Caucasian. Other factors that may increase your chance of ectopic pregnancy include:
Ectopic pregnancy may cause:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be also be done.
Tests may include:
Treatment options include:
If the ectopic pregnancy is small and has not ruptured (burst), your doctor will recommend the a medication that prevents further growth of the ectopic pregnancy.
Surgery may be needed, especially if the ectopic pregnancy has ruptured or if it is not in the fallopian tube. During the surgery, the pregnancy will be removed.
If the pregnancy is in the fallopian tube, the doctor may be able to repair the tube. In severe cases, the fallopian tube may need to be removed.
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Ectopic pregnancy. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 23, 2012. Accessed August 13, 2012.
Ectopic pregnancy. Merck Manual Professional Version website. Available at:
http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/gynecology-and-obstetrics/abnormalities-of-pregnancy/ectopic-pregnancy. Updated February 2010. Accessed August 13, 2012.
Ectopic pregnancy. Planned Parenthood website. Available at:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/pregnancy/ectopic-pregnancy. Accessed August 15, 2012.
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http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Creanga AA, Shapiro-Mendoza CK, Bish CL, Zane S, Berg CJ, Callaghan WM.
Trends in ectopic pregnancy mortality in the United States: 1980-2007.
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Kanye West has a religion based on him.
Well ... OK, yes, he does believe he's that important. But some other guy does too, and founded "Yeezianity."
Right -- rhymes with "insanity."
According to the Huffington Post, the 36-year-old rapper has inspired the religion whose followers believe "that the one who calls himself Yeezus is a divine being who has been sent by God to usher in a New Age of humanity," according to the official website, which I tried accessing and kept getting kicked off.
They must have seen some of my Kardashian posts.
Anyway, the website Noisey interviewed the founder of Yeezianity, who said members must believe in something called "5 Pillars." Which are: 1. All things created must be for the good of all. 2. No human being's right to express themselves must ever be repressed. 3. Money is unnecessary except as a means of exchange. 4. Man possesses the power to create everything he wants and needs. 5. All human suffering exists to stimulate the creative powers of Man.
Makes more sense than Scientology, that's for sure.
The group's founder has chosen to remain anonymous and created Yeezianity about a month ago. He said the religion is real.
Do you get the feeling that the founder's first name starts with "Kanye" and ends with "West?"
"In a lot of ways, after I created it, I reflected on it and thought that this was just a rehashing of Christianity, but just throwing Yeezus instead of Jesus," he told Noisey. "And you know what? That's why I felt Kanye did it. He just put the name there. Jesus has all this baggage and all these connotations, and Yeezus is this new thing -- and that's why I say in the 'Our Savior' part of the site, 'We don't speak of his public persona.' Because Yeezus is when Kanye elevates to that God-level, which I feel like we all have the potential to do. That's why if it takes off, in the future, people would forget Kanye and his antics, and instead focus on what the message is."
There's no word whether Kanye is aware of the religion. Wink-wink.
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