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I think it's safe to say that Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana doesn't like Real ID, a backdoor way for the government to impose and create a national ID card (with RFID chip which an unauthorized, knowledgeable techie can read) by requiring extensive documentation before you can get a drivers license.
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Governor Brian Schweitzer tells Feds to "go to hell" with their Real ID
I think it's safe to say that Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana doesn't like Real ID, a backdoor way for the government to impose and create a national ID card (with RFID chip which an unauthorized, knowledgeable techie can read) by requiring extensive documentation before you can get a drivers license.
Mayor Resigns, Claims Abduction By Satan Worshippers
Centerton Mayor Ken Williams said he has been living under an assumed name for nearly 30 years. He had been mayor since 2001.
Williams told authorities he was born Don LaRose and that in the mid-1970s, he was a preacher in Indiana. He said he was abducted and brainwashed into forgetting all about his life as Don LaRose.
It was a double-life he had never acknowledged, Williams said, because he didn't even realize it existed until he had recently taken a truth-serum injection.
As Williams regained his memory, he said, he realized that he had a wife and two kids but that he had decided to leave and take on a new identity to protect them.
"I had no choice. The choice was to watch my family killed before my eyes or go with these people, and I chose instead to run," Williams said.
He wouldn't explain from who he was running, saying only that he had been brainwashed.
"I had multiple shock treatments," Williams said. "It took five years to get my memory back."
Williams said he took his current identity in 1980 when he moved to Centerton. His full name -- Bruce Kent Williams -- was taken from a man who died in a car crash back in 1958, he said.
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Rupert Sheldrake - The Extended Mind
Rupert-Sheldrake - The Extended Mind
2005 Paranormal Experimental Evidence
John Lilly, Ketamine and The Entities From ECCO
by Adam Gorightly for ConspiracyArchive.com
In the early 70's, John Lilly was introduced to the drug Ketamine by Dr. Craig Enright in the hopes of alleviating the pain associated with Lilly's chronic migraine headaches, which he had been suffering like clockwork — every 18 hours — for most of his often-adventurous life.
Lilly, at the time, was at Esalen Institute conducting seminars when one of these massive migraines hit him. In situations such as these, Lilly withdrew into privacy, to suffer alone through the many endless hours of severe discomfort. It was at this time that Enright suggested to Lilly that he enter into the Esalen isolation tank and receive an injection of Ketamine, in the prospect that it would in some way cure him of his affliction. Lilly in the past had tried a similar experiment with LSD, but it proved unsuccessful, and the terrible headaches persisted. In the earlier LSD-assisted experiment, Lilly attempted to reprogram his human bio-computer in such a way as to eliminate the faulty circuits that were causing him such distress. The experiment failed, but now once again Lilly the Scientist was searching for an answer and a cure to his malignant malady.
As Lilly floated in the isolation tank fluid, Enright injected him with 35 milligrams of Ketamine (K). Within a few minutes, Lilly could actually visualize the migraine pain moving out of his skull, to a point levitated there in apperceived space, Lilly felt no pain whatsoever for some twenty minutes, until it once again reentered his head. When Lilly began moaning and groaning in his water-filled sanctum of pain, Enright injected him with another 70 milligrams. This time Lilly felt the pain moving farther away, twelve feet this time. Thirty minutes later the migraine lightning bolt of pain came rushing back, lodging itself once again into Dr. Lilly's head. Enright reloaded his syringe and shot the good doctor up with 150 milligrams. This time when the pain vacated Lilly's head it kept on going and didn't come back; clear over the horizon, never to be seen again. An hour later, after the K wore off, Lilly climbed out of the tank, a new man.
A month later, when the regularly occuring migraine failed to rear its aching head, Lilly was amazed. During his psychedelic research of the early Sixty's, Lilly was one of the early pioneers in charting the inner landscapes of the human brain with LSD inside his self-developed isolation tank. Within those dark, still waters of the soul, Lilly ingested heroic doses of acid and delved deep into his mind to imprint and re-program his mental circuits toward enlightenment and self-realization. But where LSD had failed in defeating the migraine problem, Ketamine had now apparently succeeded.
A week later when Doctor's Enright and Lilly met at the Esalen isolation tank, they agreed to join forces and conduct a joint research into the effects of Ketamine as a possible programming agent. The movie Altered States was based on one of their initial experiments. On this memorable occasion, Enright injected himself with a measured dose of K and — with Lilly observing — began a strange odyssey into the primal/archetype regions of his psyche. Unbeknownst to Dr. Lilly, Enright had reprogrammed himself "to return to the prehominid origins of man." Enright, in this programmed "altered state", displayed all the typical features, movements and sounds of an Ape Man; hopping around in a crouching position, grunting, growling, ranting and howling, gesticulating and shaking frantically his arms. While all of this high weirdness was going on, Lilly assumed that Enright was having some sort of seizure. Though in close proximity with each other throughout the entire experience, the separate realities they were experiencing were of entirely different natures. Enright's reality consisted of a confrontation with a leopard, which he drove away with all his arms flailing, grunting and wild gesticulations. Finally Enright climbed up into a tree (that Lilly couldn't see) and stared down at his friend and colleague from the branches above.
From this experiment, Enright and Lilly drew three important conclusions: "First, one's internal reality could differ radically from the external reality in which one was participating, even with regard to prominent features of the physical environment. Second, the person might remain active physically in the external environment, in a manner not responding closely to one's internal experience of this activity. And third, one could remain totally oblivious to this disparity." Given these conditions, Lilly and Enright agreed that it would be a good idea at all times to have a "safety man" monitoring the experiments; to observe the proceedings and insure that those under K's influence could do no physical harm to themselves and others. With both men being trained physicians the obvious choice to fill these roles were themselves, alternately switching positions as "safety man" and "explorer".
One determining factor in Lilly's decision to continue experimenting with K was its measurability. Unlike other programming agents he had used in the past, K's effects were extremely predictable, in that you could determine exacting levels of dosage to correspond with the desired effect one wished to experience; whereas other mind expansion agents such as LSD and psilocybin are often more unpredictable in regards to the facilitation of desired preprogramming. This brings to mind a possible correlation between Ketamine and DMT, where each of these drugs — administered at certain exacting dosages — apparently summon forth, to the percipient involved, extraterrestrial or other-dimensional entities. High doses of psilocybin have effected this response in some users — Terrence McKenna, among others — who have communicated telepathically with alien intelligences under the mushroom's otherworldly aegis. But psilocybin's effects are quirky. Perhaps this is why the measurability — and predictability — of K so appealed to Dr. Lilly. In this manner the scientific method could be followed to achieve the desired mind-bending results.
In later experiments, Lilly failed to heed his own advice, becoming so enraptured in his Ketamine exploration that he would forego the earlier agreed upon "safety man" and started working "without a net." This led to an almost fatal consequence when one sunny day, under the influence of K, Lilly climbed into his hot tube. When he realized the temperature was too hot, Lilly futilely attempted to climb out, but in so doing his muscles lost their strength and he collapsed into bubbling currents. Lilly was totally conscious at this point, but due to the effects of K, he was unaware of the external reality of his drowning body. He was conscious only of his internal world. As fate would have it, a friend of Lilly's, Phil Halecki — who found himself driven by a sudden sense of urgency — decided at this time to phone Dr. Lilly. Lilly's wife Toni fielded the phone call and, at Halecki's insistence, went to summon John, only to find him lying face down in the water, breathless and blue. Fortunately, Toni was able to revive her husband using mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, a technique she had learned only a few days earlier from an article in The National Enquirer.
Nonetheless, this close brush with the grim reaper's scythe didn't deter Lilly from further solo flights on K; it only reaffirmed his deeply held conviction that his life was being watched over by higher powers of an extraterrestrial origin. Lilly referred to this network of sublime entities as ECCO, an acronym for "Earth Coincidence Control Office." Lilly was positive that all of these fortuitous coincidences in his life (such as Halecki's life-saving phone call) had been arranged by higher forces; and that whatever unfortunate folly fell into his path along the road to knowledge, ECCO would be there to guide him safely through the tunnel to the light.
But ECCO was not there only to guide Lilly unfettered through his mind-bending research; these extraterrestrial benefactors were also there to test Lilly, to help him overcome his deepest darkest fears with psychic-shock therapy. One evening after a kick-ass shot of K, Lilly sat watching TV when an alien representative of ECCO appeared and — with some advanced form of psychic surgery — bloodlessly removed John's penis, nonchalantly handing it over to him. "They've cut off my penis," Dr. Lilly exclaimed. His wife Toni came to the rescue and pointed out to John that his penis was still intact. Upon closer examination of his male member, Lilly saw that the ET's had replaced his normal human penis with a mechanical version that could become voluntary erect when he wanted it to. An hour later, after the effects of the K wore off, John Lilly found his normal human penis in place of the mechanical one, exactly where it had always been.
Later on, as the frequency of his use on K increased, Dr. Lilly began having contact with another alien intelligence agency, which he called (SSI), short for Solid State Intelligence. SSI was a supercomputer-like entity, much in the same techno-mystical vein as Philip K. Dick's VALIS. But unlike VALIS, SSI was of a malevolent nature, at odds with ECCO. SSI's apparent goal was to conquer and dominate all biological life forms on Earth. To combat SSI, ECCO enlisted Lilly in this archetypal battle of good against evil, charging him with the mission of alerting the world at large to these solid state beings of evil intent. To further confirm the dual existences of these two opposing alien intelligence networks, Lilly was given a sign, and message, in the autumn of 1974. Flying into Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Dr. Lilly saw the comet Kahoutek out of the southern sky. Momentarily the comet grew brighter. At this point a message was laser-beamed into Lilly's mind, which said: "We are Solid State Intelligence and we are going to demonstrate our power by shutting down all solid state equipment to LAX."
Dr. Lilly shared his foreboding message with his wife Toni, who was seated next to him. A few minutes later, the pilot instructed the passengers that they were being diverted to Burbank due to a plane that had crash-landed near the runway and had knocked down power lines, causing a power failure at the airport.
As his haphazard use of K intensified, so did the warnings of imminent dangers regarding the survival of mankind, provided by ECCO via 3D Technicolor images beamed into Lilly's mind. These visions were of an apocalyptic nature; scenes of nuclear annihilation seen from an alien's eye view in outer space. The world powers needed to be alerted of this impending tragedy immediately to enable them to avert widespread global devastation, ECCO instructed, or it would be too late. I find it interesting that ECCO's message to Dr. Lilly was much the same as those delivered to the early saucer contactees: our planet was on a collision course toward destruction; all atomic weapons must be dismantled if our planet was ever going to have a chance of surviving in the future. The only difference was that the enemy was us, not "them." Nevertheless, rampant technological progress was to blame for the sorry state of the planet, regardless if it was being facilitated by alien intelligences, or humans.
After three weeks of hourly K injections, Lilly decided that he would travel to the east coast to warn political leaders and members of the media of the threat posed by SSI. In New York, he phoned the White House to warn then President Gerald Ford about "a danger to the human race involving atomic energy and computers." A White House aide fielded the call and, although quite aware, of Dr. Lilly's impressive credentials, was not convinced of the urgency of the matter, and informed him that the President was unavailable.
A young intern who had been assigned to Lilly during this time figured the good doctor had finally flipped his high intelligent lid and attempted to have Lilly committed to a psychiatric hospital. Once again ECCO intervened. Lilly had friends in many high places one of which was the director of this hospital, who saw to it that his old friend was released in short order. When the intrepid intern attempted to commit Lilly to another psychiatric hospital, the same scenario unfolded, and Lilly was once again released. The young intern could only shake his frustrated head in disbelief.
Still following the lead of ECCO, Dr. Lilly continued his ever-escalating injections of K in order to remain in contact with the "space brothers". Soon, though, his sources started to dry up due to concerns by his connections that Lilly had gone too far of the deep end. Consequently this led Lilly in search of other long acting chemicals that would provide him with the same effects as K, but for a greater duration of time. During the experimental trial of another drug of similar nature to K, Dr. Lilly received a phone call from his wife Toni requesting that he bring her spare set of car keys, because she had locked her others in her car. Since she was simply down the road a bit, John jumped on his ten-speed and proceeded to peddle down the road to make the delivery.
When Dr. Lilly decided to ride his ten-speed bike down the road to meet his wife, the drug had not yet taken full effect. But midway through his trip, Lilly was zapped by its intoxicating magic and instantly felt quite wonderful with the wind blowing deliciously through his hair; it was as if he'd taken a trip down memory lane to the days of his free wheeling youth. Unfortunately, this flashbackfull sense of euphoria came screeching to a disastrous halt when the bike chain suddenly jammed, and he was catapulted onto the harsh reality of the concrete pavement, puncturing a lung, breaking several ribs, and suffering cranial contusions. This bicycle crash resulted in several days of hospitalization, where Dr. Lilly was once again visited by the otherworldly representatives from ECCO, who told him he had a choice: He could go away with them "for good" or remain on the planet, mend his body and concentrate on more worldly affairs. The good doctor wisely chose the latter. With this decision came a turning point in his life, and a conscious effort to focus his remaining years not only on more earthly matters — as opposed to the whims and wishes of ECCO — but to dedicate the rest of his life to his wife, Toni, and their soul mate journey together through physical time and space.
Many paranormal parallels can be drawn from the experience of John Lilly, one such being the so-called Near Death Experience (NDE), where Guides, as he called them (the two representatives from ECCO) appeared to Lilly much as figurative angels bathed in light do to others who have experienced NDE. Often, as the seemingly near dead hover before this subjective light, they are offered a choice much similar to the one given Dr. Lilly by his otherworldly benefactors from Earth Coincidence Control Center. Should I stay or should I go?
Not long after this second brush with death Dr. Lilly's close friend and Ketamine research partner, Graig Enright, was involved in a head on collision in the fog on coast Highway One. As Enright lay upon his death bed, he was visited by Dr. Lilly, who took Enrights hand in his, and made the following statement: "It's not so bad to die, Craig. I've been to the brink myself a few times, and I've seen over the edge. The Beings have told me on several occasions that I was free to go with them, but I decided to stay here and continue my work in this vehicle that everyone calls John Lilly; they showed me that I am one of them. 'You are one of us'. I know that you know this because we've been there together. Whatever you do, Craig, I love you." On the very next morning, Dr. Graig Enright shed his mortal coil.
Thus ends another chapter in Dr. Lilly's often adventurous life.
Terminator Symbolism
The Terminator series is stockful of great symbolism. In the future, artificial intelligence is so advanced it sees the human species as obsolete. The resistance of humans is losing the fight and John Connor, the resistance leader, sends an advanced terminator model back in time to help in his fight to stop the war from beginning by halting A.I. breakthroughs.
John Connor is a hacker, a hacker is not someone who breaks into computer networks. A hacker is someone who learns a system so well he can play with it. Mystics, are reality hackers. John, his mother and Derek Reese (also sent back from the future) have to work with, but not necessarily trust, the terminator robot they sent to help themselves from the future too. This robot could turn against them at anytime, when her 'programming acts up'.
It also symbolizes our enemy is the robot, the droid within, which overcomes us in this story and wreaks havoc on our planet and species. Our programmed & conditioned automaton responses divide us and keep us from the truth. We are all programmed and conditioned by our 'education', the mainstream media, government and religious authorities, our belief systems symbolize the robot within us. What the Terminator story resonates is: dedroidify
Derek Reese: I didn't know Sayles was tracking her, you gottta believe me.
Sarah Connor: I don't have to believe anything. In fact, I don't.
Sarah Connor: So much danger in this world is hidden behind masks, we tell our children stories of good and evil, while knowing it's not that simple. True evil doesn't give us time to fight, or to be afraid (don't agree with this phrase though :p, far from it). We keep our heads down never bothering to look behind the masks, and in doing so, we resign ourselves to terrible faiths we can never see coming.
Circuit 2&4 CEO BS
The question, said Richard Parsons, chairman of Citigroup's personnel and compensation committee, is 'how do we remain competitive without contributing to something that could be tearing at the fabric of society.'
Well how about coming back down to earth & realizing you're not 600 times better than the average worker, you criminal thieves. I swear how people are not in the streets en masse is a mystery to me.
Nuclear Assault - Brainwashed
Nuclear Assault - Brainwashed
Radio, an insidious form, helps shape your thoughts making you conform
Programming music easy listening, help you achieve that moronic grip
Playing you regurgitated pap, selling products that are mostly crap
Rarely hearing music you want to hear, it has an effect over all these years
Why don't you think for yourself
Live in this self made hell
Television, the idiot tube, helps to raise our children as fools
Watch the news see what they want you to see,
our awareness is limited by network
Moronic sit-coms and one-sided news
alter your feeling give you conformist views
Why can't you get that garbage out of your head
you'd better off to read a good book instead
Newspapers, what do they say,
not much I think when they want school kids to pray
Getting the facts from some daily news,
you hate the system but adhere to its view
Blaming the dead because they can't complain,
shielding officials holding them above
You'd better wake up and see what's plain to see,
or end up a willing part of the machine!
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Ouroboros, CERN, and A Trip Through the Water Door
Synchromysticism: "The art of realizing meaningful coincidence in the seemingly mundane with mystical or esoteric significance." Jake Kotze
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The world's first time machine?
They believe an experiment nuclear scientists plan to carry out in underground tunnels in Geneva in May could create a rift in the fabric of the universe.
The European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) hopes its "atom-smashing" tests - which aim to recreate the conditions in the first billionth of a second after the "Big Bang'" created everything - will shed invaluable light on the origins of the universe.
But Irina Aref'eva and Igor Volovich, of Moscow's Steklov Mathematical Institute, say the energy produced by forcing tiny particles to collide at close to the speed of light could open the door to visitors from the future.
According to Einstein's general theory of relativity, any large amounts of matter or energy will distort the space and time that surrounds it.
If the energy or mass is large enough, it is claimed that time can be distorted so much that it folds back on itself - creating a wormhole, or time tunnel, between the present and the future.
But Dr Brian Cox, a member of CERN and one of Britain's leading experts in particle physics, is highly sceptical about the Russian claims, calling them "nothing more than a good science fiction story".
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I could tell you but then you would have to be destroyed by me
Emblems from the Pentagon's Black World.
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The School of Social Work
The social work classes and faculty offices are in Stayer Hall. The classroom environment lends itself to a variety of teaching formats and styles including lecture, practice simulations, and audio-visual presentations. The faculty-student FTE is BSW 1:19, MSW 1:12 and the classroom ratio range from 1:15 to 1:35, depending on the type of course. As a result, faculty are able to get to know each student in their classes.
The Learning Institute
The Learning Institute: Global Well-Being and Social Change
Global Poverty: Human Needs, Economic Justice, and Social Change Conference
Millersville University School of Social Work's Learning Institute is dedicated to investigating global social issues. The Learning Institute provides a platform from which experts share their knowledge and offer training for agents of social change. Each year, The Learning Institute hosts events that center on a particular theme reflected in the Learning Institute's literature, roster of speakers, and annual conference. For the 2015-2016 academic year, the Learning Institute is focused on poverty and human needs. Poverty is among the greatest social issues we face today; its effects are pervasive and profound. Poverty crosses boundaries of race, culture, and status and its consequences are of serious concern to the student, practitioner, and seeker of social change. Poverty disproportionately affects people of color and the effects of living in poverty can be devastating for both adults and children (Iceland, 2013).
This year's conference, Global Poverty: Human Needs, Economic Justice, and Social Change invites presentations (poster format, paper, roundtable, and workshop) that investigate challenges faced by individuals here and abroad. These presentations can be original research, theoretical framework, clinical interventions, pedagogy, or policy and advocacy.
The conference will take place at Millersville University's downtown campus, The Ware Center (42 N. Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603) from June 8-10, 2016.
To learn more, click here: http://blogs.millersville.edu/learninginstitute
School of Social Work Highlights
Contact Information
School of Social Work
Stayer Hall, Room 301
Millersville University
P.O. Box 1002
Millersville, PA 17551
BSW Secretary: Ms. Christine Kolenda
Tel: (717) 871-7206
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BSW Coordinator: Dr. Kathleen Walsh
Stayer Hall, Room 313
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MSW Co-Coordinator: Dr. Heather Girvin
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Burying Spider-Man? Mark Waid on Spidey
by Vaneta Rogers
Date: 27 August 2008 Time: 07:28 PM ET
Talking Spider-Man With Mark Waid
With experience as an editor and writer on some of the most recognizable characters in comics, Mark Waid's got a resume of work in the comic book industry that's cast a pretty wide net.But one character he never really got to sink his teeth into is Spider-Man. As Waid told us back in April, he really only got to touch the character during alternate universe stories or special circumstances and team-ups. So although he's got a "day job" nowadays as Editor-in-Chief at Boom! Studios, he couldn't resist the chance to become part of the Amazing Spider-Man "brain trust" when his former 52 editor at DC, now-Spider-Man-Editor Steve Wacker, asked him to give it a try. Readers got their first look at his work on the series in a back-up story about former Venom host Eddie Brock in issue #568, and as November solicitations have announced, his first full story hits in Amazing Spider-Man #578 with pencils by Marcos Martin.


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The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team suffered its second straight loss in Southland Conference play falling in overtime to UT Arlington 71-66 Wednesday night at Texas Hall.
Horace Bond gave the Islanders (11-10, 5-2) an early three-point lead in the extra period hitting one of two free throws and then converting a LaMarr Drake steal into a dunk for a 62-59 lead 40 seconds into the period.
After Brandon Long tied the game with a three-point basket, Demond Watt converted a three-point play to push the Islander lead back to three, 65-62, with 3:15 left.
The Mavs (11-9, 3-4), however, outscored the Islanders 7-1 over the final three minutes. LaMarcus Reed, who had four points in the run, hit a jumper to start the spurt. Marquez Haynes followed with a steal and was fouled driving to the basket. He hit a pair of foul shots to make it 66-65 for the Mavs.
Kevin Palmer had a chance to give the Islanders the lead back, but missed the first of two foul shots before draining the second to tie the game at 66 with 2:18 left.
Long, who entered the game 2-of-27 from long range entering the game, broke the deadlock with a three with 2:08 remaining. Long finished 5-of-8 from behind the arc in the game.
On the ensuing possession, Watt was called for a charge giving the ball back to UTA. After the teams swapped missed shots, the Islanders had one more chance to tie the game. With 11 seconds left, Kevin Palmer attempted a leaner from three-point range but was off target.
A pair of foul shots by Reed with nine seconds left sealed the win.
Regulation was a see-saw battle with the Islanders inability to convert at the foul line the biggest difference. In the first 40 minutes, the contest saw 13 ties and 10 lead changes in regulation. Five points was the largest lead either side manage with TAMUCC leading by five once early in each period.
The Islanders had their chances in regulation to seal the win but struggled mightily at the foul line hitting just 12-of-28 free throws in regulation and committed 16 of their 19 turnovers. UTA hit 21-of-31 foul shots in regulation, and only 14 miscues
"If we make our free throws we walk away with the win," said Islander head coach Perry Clark. "It is that simple. We had the guys we wanted at the line and it didn't make them. Finishing 15-of-33 is horrendous."
A&M-Corpus Christi opened the second with a three-point basket from Terence Jones for a 30-25 lead a minute in to the period. A three by Haynes and a pair of foul shots by Reed quickly knotted the game at 30.
The Islanders pushed their lead to four in the final eight minutes on three occasions but could not hold on for the win.
With the game tied at 46, LaMarr Drake hit a three after a skip pass by Palmer. Filip Toncinic hit 1-of-2 foul shots for a 50-46 lead with 7:25 left.
UTA fought back with Dwight Gentry hitting a three-point basket with just over five minutes to go to knot the game at 51.
With 2:13 left and the game tied at 55, the Islanders tried to pull away one last time. Palmer hit one of two foul shots to break the tie. Bond followed with a three-point basket at the 1:17 mark for a 59-55 lead.
Haynes, the nation's second-leading scorer coming into the game at 24.5 points entering the game, converted a three-point play with 55 seconds left to make it a 1-point game.
Looking to seal the win, Palmer was stripped of the ball by Gentry with 24 seconds left. Drake hustled back and appeared to steal the ball right back but was ruled out of bounds on the play.
Palmer was called for reaching in with eight seconds left with eight seconds left. Reed missed the first free throw but hit his second to knot the game at 59.
Drake attempted a three as time ran out but was off the mark forcing overtime.
Reed hit 1-of-2 free throws to force overtime eight seconds left.
Kevin Palmer, who missed a long-range three with 13 seconds left, led the Islanders with 16 points, six assists and four steals, while Watt had 10 points. Watt also had 10 rebounds as A&M-Corpus Christi out-rebounded UTA 41-39. It was Watt's sixth double-double of the season. Justin Reynolds, who had six points in the first and eight in the game, missed the final 12 minutes of the second half after hitting his head on the floor in a nasty fall.
Marquez Haynes had a game-high 20 points and Long added 19. Tommy Moffitt had 10 boards for the Mavs.
The Islander men return to action on Saturday for Homecoming on Stripes Court with Nicholls visiting. The game is slated for a 7 p.m. tip. The first 1,000 fans will receive a Squizzy, while $5 Island seats are also available at the American Bank Center or by calling the Islander ticket office at 825-BALL (2255).


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Current and former employees, along with family members, friends and church family helped celebrate Joan Alli at her 411⁄2 year celebration of her time and life at the New Pittsburgh Courier. Everyone made it clear that she was more than just an employee.
Courier's Joan Alli celebrates retirement after 41 1/2 years of service
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Won this one in a surf contest last year. Easy to read quickly.
Get a band like this, you will never lose it.
Then get a thermometer and you have it all covered!
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i have a nixon lowdown for about 2 years now. it was about 75. tides for over 200 spots in the world and waterproof up to 100m if you get the fully waterproof one. return policy is great too. got a brand new watch for free when i sent it back because the plastic cracked when someone ran me over one time
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these things rock: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sports-Silic...item4aab9de1bb
99 cents each, free shipping , waterproof, even have that negative ion thingy built in for better balance (if you believe in that sort of thing). i don't wear a watch anymore, but need something for time-sensitive surf sessions (like dawn patrol before work). i keep 3 or 4 around and use them as needed. i figure if they fail, it's only a buck but i have not had one fail yet.
my girlfriend hooked me up with a Nixon Lowdown in august for my birthday. the tides arent exact but it tells the time and its water proof. id recommend this watch to anyone


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SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown, who once had a frosty relationship with the business folks who ran the traditional Sacramento Host breakfast, had them rolling in laughter Wednesday with one quip after another in a 30-minute address.
He joked about being the smartest person in the room, quoted a Zen master and college professor while coining a "Jerry Brownism," and drew a connection between being called "contumacious" by a federal judge and being kicked out of school as a youngster.
Here's another installment of Brown's sayings:
"Actually, in 1976, I beat Jimmy Carter in the California primary and I actually won five presidential races twice -- once in 1976 and one in 1992, so I've got 10. So another 15 and I'll have a majority of the country. But time is running out on that. I guess I'll have to stay and work at being governor, which I actually enjoy."
Contact Steven Harmon at 916-441-2101. Follow him at Twitter.com/ssharmon. Read the Political Blotter at IBAbuzz.com/politics.


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Every witchcraft chant, spell and protection made against me, I bind you and turn against your owner, in Jesus name.
I frustrate every plot, devices, scheme and project of witchcraft designed to affect any area of my life, in the name of Jesus
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"The real lessons of teamwork don't happen on camera. They happen behind the closed doors of locker rooms and team meetings and practice facilities. Kevin and John open those closed doors. All you need to do is get reading!" —Larry Bird
"Help the helper" is a basketball motto preached by some of the sport's legendary coaches, including Dean Smith and Phil Jackson. All good players know they should support a teammate who's under pressure. But the true greats know how to take it one step further. They fill the gaps left behind when one teammate goes to help another—gaps that are often far from the basket and out of the spotlight. The true greats step up in quiet ways to make sure no subtle holes develop on defense and no opportunities are missed on offense.
Help the Helper will show you how to put this level of teamwork to work in your business, to build a culture that recognizes and rewards those who help the helper—even when they don't have sexy statistics. In the process, it will teach you how to de-emphasize the CEO/quarterback/superstar and effectively redefine leadership. You'll learn, for instance, how to:
- Create a dynasty of unselfishness.
- Manage energy, not people.
- Eat obstacles for breakfast.
- Act like an "unleader."
Consider how it works in the hospitality industry. In a great restaurant you don't have to wait for your server to check on you; your needs are taken care of instantaneously, sometimes before you notice them. Everyone from the busboy to the maître d' has one goal: the success of the team. Such coordination seems complicated for a small eatery, nearly impossible for a large organization. But it's easier than you think.
For a combined forty years, Pritchard and Eliot have focused on building high-performing groups. They've crushed Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000-Hour Rule, logging upward of 50,000 hours studying the factors that create champions and dynasties, from the NBA and Major League Baseball to the Fortune 500. Exhaustive testing, scouting, and evaluating have taught them that truly special teams in all fields have one common denominator: a willingness to do whatever it takes to help the helper.
Drawing on true and inspirational stories from sports to medicine to business, Help the Helper shows what's behind the curtain that fuels great team performance.
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Blogs becoming alternative to research paper in some Longwood classes
In some Longwood University classes, blogs—once primarily an outlet for personal musings—are getting some serious academic cred.
In addition to—or in some cases instead of—writing a traditional research paper, students in Communication Studies write blogs analyzing Super Bowl ads. Sociology students have created blogs as resources for military families and people who have experienced domestic violence. Students and faculty in the Longwood at Yellowstone National Park project blog daily about their experiences.
"Blogging helps students learn to think in a different way, which is how they'll have to think in the real world," said Dr. Lee Bidwell, professor of sociology and one of several Longwood faculty members and librarians who have presented at conferences on how blogging can enhance learning.
Students in Bidwell's Stress and Crisis in Families course this semester have created a blog, "Stress and Crisis in Military Families", which is a resource for military families. Students in her Domestic Violence class in spring 2011 and Writing in the Social Sciences, an online graduate course, in summer 2011 also created blogs.
"The students are not just learning content for a class but learning skills that can make them marketable to an employer," Bidwell said while students worked on their military families blog in the library one morning in November. "They're still doing research, and once they've done the research, they have to translate it to the general public. This is what colleges do—provide knowledge and resources for the community."
Dr. Pamela Tracy, associate professor of communication studies, has used blogs in some of her courses since spring 2010, when she redesigned her Media Criticism class to include blogging. She also has incorporated it into her Communication Theory class, and she used it this semester in her Interpersonal Communication class.
"We're dedicated to developing citizen leaders, and students need to know how to communicate with the public," said Tracy. "Developing the skills to write for a variety of audiences is critical. Through blogging, they can apply theory to analyze media images in order to inform the public. The blogging technology allows them to engage in critical thinking in more creative ways—through the use of images and hyperlinks. This type of writing serves a different purpose from writing a more traditional paper for a professor."
Course-related and other blogging at Longwood is done through a publishing platform called Longwood Blogs (http://blogs.longwood.edu), operational since March 2011, which is administered and supported by Greenwood Library. The platform—which is a collaboration among the library, Information Technology Services (ITS), and the Office of Public Relations—had 1,560 sites and 2,268 users as of late November.
"We're teaching students how to have a scholarly conversation outside of a 10-page research paper," said Liz Kocevar-Weidinger, head of instruction and interim librarian for eresources services.
Technical support for the platform is provided by Nathan Landis of ITS and Chris Harper in the library, and Tatiana Pashkova-Balkenhol of the library coordinates instructional support. Faculty members praise the library staff's efforts in supporting blogging. "Our library is phenomenal and forward-thinking. The staff teaches people not only how to use the platform but the theory on blogging," said Tracy.
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The overall goal of the documentary is to provide awareness and education of this brilliant, witty and original comedy.
I'm seeing Lost on the side right now (sssh, don't tell Meg) but for the most part, we're a one-at-a-time family with respect to TV shows. With Mad Men on hiatus for who knows how long and spurred by a current lack of cable TV, we finally settled in to watch a few episodes of Arrested Development on Hulu (the whole show is on there) and promptly hopped on the bandwagon for this now-cancelled masterpiece. Great stuff.
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Virginia Tech breeders will send new barley varieties to us for evaluation. Varieties containing high levels of starch, beta-glucan, and protein will be fermented to ethanol and the coproduct, DDGS. Varieties producing the highest ethanol yields and DDGS with highest protein will be selected as top candidates. Virginia Tech researchers will transform commercial ethanol yeasts with a 3-O-acetyltransferase (TRI101) enzyme, which catalyzes the acetylation of DON at the third carbon, reducing the toxicity of DON by two orders of magnitude. We will test the ability of these yeasts to detoxify DON during a series of small-scale ethanol fermentations using raw barley grain containing different levels of DON. We expect the enzyme to detoxify DON during simultaneous saccharification and fermentation. It is expected that the use of these transgenic yeasts during fermentation will add additional value by the production of barley DDGS with low DON levels. ERRC researchers will remove barley hulls using several different types of mills (pearling, roller milling, precision impact mill) to determine if removal of hull will result in barley kernels with lower DON levels.


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He also hides his own property behind the guise of LLCs and fails to pay his OWN property taxes- for YEARS. His salary is paid by the collection of delinquent property taxes.
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For a 6.5-mile hike with strenuous sections, connect the Gravity Car Grade, Double Bow Knot, Vic Hahn, Temelpa, Verna Dunshee and Fern Creek trails, Old Railroad Grade, Nora Trail and Matt Davis Trail.
From the parking lot opposite the Mountain Home Inn at 810 Panoramic Highway, walk across the street and head down the short street that merges with the Gravity Car Grade. Groves of redwood trees and blooming irises line the way.
Old slabs of concrete are all that remain of Mesa Station, where the trains stopped to take on water. Walk up the Double Bow Knot's train-sized zigzags.
Right beside the sign post that marks the Hoo-Koo-E-Koo Road are the steps at the beginning of the Vic Hahn Trail. This path winds through manzanita, with blue ceanothus and red Indian paintbrush in bloom.
At the junction of the Temelpa Trail, turn left and continue the steady climb. This trail was rerouted several years ago. Zigzags were added to ease the grade. Sections of the original trail are still visible and its route straight up the mountain was far more grueling than today's path.
You can enjoy the scenery from the Verna Dunshee Trail or continue up to the fire lookout on East Peak for the maximum panoramic views.
Join the Fern Creek Trail for a swift descent through mixed forest as the path winds down along the stream. Turn right onto the Old Railroad Grade for the final uphill push to the historic West Point Inn. Its welcoming wraparound verandah filled with picnic tables is always a lovely spot for lunch or a rest.
Hike down Nora Trail through stands of redwoods and cross a lively little creek. At the junction of the Matt Davis Trail, veer left and walk east through mixed forest dotted with monkeyflowers as the trail curves down to the Mountain Home Inn.
To reach the parking lot opposite the Mountain Home Inn at 801 Panoramic Highway, leave Highway 101 at the Mill Valley-Stinson Beach exit. Follow Shoreline Highway west, turn right onto Panoramic Highway and watch for the parking lot on the left.
Tacy Dunham is the author of several trail guide books. For more information about her books, e-mail email@example.com. Her columns appear Thursdays in IJ Weekend. For past columns and maps, visit www.marinij.com/outdoors.


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Google spent a lot of time in the last part of 2012 improving its iOS app offerings through updates, and today we're hearing that those updates did quite a bit to boost market share. Though many of Google's apps will of course always be popular regardless of the platform, the company's iOS apps are looking pretty good going into 2013. Onavo Insights today published a list of the Google iOS apps that saw their market share grow as 2012 came to a close, with YouTube and Google Maps perhaps making some of the biggest gains.
YouTube showed some pretty impressive growth in the final months of 2012, climbing from 20% market share when it was released in September to 44.5% by the end of December. It isn't much of a surprise that YouTube has become so popular on iOS, considering that it's far and away the most popular video streaming site on the Internet. If YouTube's growth is impressive, that makes the rise of Google Maps astounding, as the app launched to 5.7% market share in mid-December and managed to reach market share that was just under 30% by the end of the month.
Though Google Search was holding pretty steady over the last half of 2012, Onavo's graph shows a significant uptick in the app's market share in the lead up to its October 30 voice update, rising from 14% to 16%. Gmail spent most of the second half in the single digits, but after the launch of Gmail 2.0 on December 4, we see the service begin to climb toward 10% market share. Google Drive was another iOS app to benefit from updates, as it only had a US market share 0.8% in July. That rose to 3.6% by the time December was over, and the fact that Google added all new features to the app on November 28 probably helped with that.
Google Chrome also has an update to thank for a rise in market share, as it was actually suffering a bit of a decline before a November update hit. In October, Chrome's market share was down to around 7%, but thanks to that update, it has come up to 9.5%. That isn't bad at all, so it seems that Google has a handful of attractive iOS apps on its hands as we head into 2013. If you've got a few minutes on your hands, be sure to check out Onavo's full report on the state of Google's iOS apps in the US.


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The Roots upcoming album, "…and then you shoot your cousin" will be hitting stores on May 19th! Below, is the tracklisting for the project.
1. Theme From The Middle Of The Night
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With Democrat Out, Kansas Senate Race Is Suddenly Interesting
Video: Kansas Democrat Chad Taylor Withdraws From Senate Race
Kansas Democrat Chad Taylor's decision to end his campaign against Sen. Pat Roberts (R., Kan.) threw a monkey wrench into the Senate map. Suddenly, a safe GOP Senate seat is perceived as vulnerable, with Mr. Roberts facing political independent Greg Orman, a millionaire who has been campaigning with a pox-on-both-political parties message, instead of a splintered field that could divide the anti-incumbent vote.
Here's a look at the questions surrounding the Kansas Senate race as it stands now:
Who is Greg Orman? He's a wealthy businessman from the Kansas City suburbs who made millions from a lighting company. He briefly campaigned as a Democrat against Mr. Roberts in 2008, though he terminated his campaign before the primary. He has the ability to self-fund but so far has tapped only $46,749 from his personal cash to the campaign, according to his most recent Federal Election Commission filings.
Does he really have a chance to defeat Mr. Roberts? Hard to say. The Rothenberg Political Report declared Mr. Roberts "the most vulnerable Republican senator in the country," though that's a relatively low bar given that the only incumbent Republican with an even remotely competitive race is Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in Kentucky.
There's been scant polling since Mr. Roberts survived his primary, winning 48% of the vote. Democratic pollster Public Policy Polling found Mr. Orman led Mr. Roberts by 10 percentage points in a two-way race.
Was this orchestrated by Washington Democrats? Democratic leaders in D.C., like Mr. Orman, insisted the Mr. Taylor's departure was a surprise to them. But the Washington Post reported that Sen. Claire McCaskill (D., Mo.) spoke with Mr. Taylor in recent days "about dropping out of the race" to boost Mr. Orman. The Kansas GOP smells a rat.
Can an independent really win a Senate race? It's much easier when there's not a real threat from one of the major parties. Maine voters in 2012 sent independent Angus King to the Senate after national Democrats ignored their party's candidate. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is technically an independent, though that is because he is more liberally aligned than most Democrats. Both Mr. King and Mr. Sanders caucus with Senate Democrats — Mr. Orman said he'd side with whichever party has a clear majority. In the event of a tie he's said he'd seek the best deal for Kansas, and presumably himself.
What was Mr. Orman's reaction been to Mr. Taylor dropping out? Radio silence so far. Mr. Orman's issued a brief milquetoast statement Wednesday afternoon calling Mr. Taylor's withdrawal "certainly an unexpected turn of events." He didn't conduct any other interviews and the campaign has been quiet on social media. He has built his campaign brand around the idea of his being an independent – but to win Mr. Orman must win support from base Democrats, so it will be worth watching how he moderates that message.
How are Kansas Republicans taking the news? They're unhappy and trying to stop it. The Roberts campaign called Mr. Taylor's withdrawal a "corrupt bargain" and the state party on Thursday suggested that Mr. Taylor cannot drop out of the race without proving that he would be incapable of holding office.
"In Kansas to withdraw you have to state that you are incapable of fulfilling the duties of the office. He didn't say that in the statement yesterday," said Clayton Barker, the executive director of the Kansas GOP. Mr. Barker said Kansas law may require the Democrats to replace Mr. Taylor on the ballot.
The final ballot decision falls to Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a very conservative Republican. Mr. Kobach is meeting with his staff Thursday morning to determine the legality of Mr. Taylor's withdrawal, a spokeswoman said.


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Mexico's hit narco-themed comedy Salvando al Soldado Perez (Saving Private Perez) is coming soon to theaters stateside under a distribution deal with Lionsgate's Pantelion. Pantelion, an upstart joint venture between Lionsgate and Mexican media giant Televisa, has slated a Sept. 16 release, according to Mexican producer Lemon Films.
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Walsh, Reeves Earn Player of the Week Honors
March 17, 2014
WOODLAND, Calif. - San Diego State women's lacrosse senior Meris Walsh (Easton, Md.) and freshman goalkeeper Katrina Reeves (Granite Bay, Calif.) were named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, the conference announced on Monday.
It is the fifth MPSF weekly award for the Aztecs this season, as Walsh is named Offensive Player of the Week for the second time in the 2014 campaign.
Walsh continued to put up huge offensive numbers this week, recording seven goals with five draw controls in San Diego State victories over LIU Brooklyn on Wednesday, and MPSF foe UC Davis on Saturday. The senior tied a team-high with four goals in the Aztecs' come-from-behind win over UC Davis, and posted a hat trick with three goals in the lopsided victory over LIU Brooklyn, 22-6, in which SDSU set a new program record for most goals in a single game. The Easton, Md., native leads the Aztecs with 19 goals this season.
Reeves collects her first-career conference award after finishing with 15 saves in the Aztecs' home win over UC Davis, 17-8. The freshman goalkeeper had nine saves in the second half alone, and was a big reason SDSU was able to outscore the Aggies 11-2 in the final 30 minutes. The Granite Bay, Calif., native has a 5-1 record in the net this season with 44 saves.
San Diego State (6-1, 3-0 MPSF) takes on Princeton this Saturday, March 22, in a game that will be played at Cathedral Catholic High School beginning at 4 p.m. PT.


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The light in the museum was poor, and gold reflects, sometimes harsly. I am sorry for all the detail that got lost because I had to use all sorts of tricks (and some high ISO's) to make at least some pictures.
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Partnering with Linn County
Submitted by Paul Egbert
The Linn County Juvenile Department has partnered with OYA to implement evidence-based practices (EBP) and case management for local juvenile justice. Linn County administers the full risk needs assessment (RNA) and automated JJIS case plan tools on all their Juvenile Crime Prevention (JCP) screened high-risk youth. Selected county probation officers and the probation supervisor participated in the OYA evidence-informed case management trainings in June and July. This will greatly help Linn County in developing a continuum of services with OYA to serve our delinquent populations in reducing future crime. The Linn-Benton Detention Center has also implemented an array of cognitive-behavioral interventions. We appreciate the commitment and energy from this county partner.
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JPPO Don Tomfohr sees all of us as a part of facilitating the success of achieving lasting change.
In the past, our approach to supervision in the OYA emphasized individual accountability from offenders and their supervising officers without consistently providing either group with the skills, tools, or resources that science indicates are necessary to reduce risk and recidivism.
Implementing evidence-based practices has required our agency to change the way we operate and rethink the way we do business, which has been no easy task. This level of change required dynamic and committed leadership with the ability and willingness to place equal focus on evidence-based practices, organizational development, and collaboration.
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Hard work and going the extra distance in office coverage earns top marks for two support staff.
The Linn-Benton-Lincoln Parole/Probation Unit would like to recognize and thank Mary Hunter and Deanna Garcia . . .
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Family Safety Survey delivers high marks for OYA Marion JPPO's.
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Any person of African decent. see mooncricket
The bluegums are posted up on the street corner again.
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a racial slur for an African American. Connotes a lazy, silly-dumb, manual laborer. Derogatory, but not as derogatory as the "n" word. You'll probably still get beat up if you use it in company.
Those blue gums up the crik eat nothin' but watermelons.
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another name for da black man, usually the southern ones, kinda like looty for example, at least they kinda know how to speak english
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Firms used several methods to keep taxes low.The UK Parliament's public accounts committee (PAC) is considering examining the tax affairs of information technology firms that supply the public sector.
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|The thrust of this thesis is encapsulated in the title – Paul, Jerusalem and the Judaisers: The Galatian Crisis in Its Broader Historical Context – which reflects the author's insistence that reconstructing all the events surrounding the crisis that impelled Paul to compose his letter to the Galatians is essential to understanding this letter. The position taken in this study is that the Galatian crisis was initiated by a group of Judaising opponents acting under the direct authority of the Jerusalem church. The origins of this controversy can be traced back to the early dispute between the Hellenists and the Hebrews described in the Acts of the Apostles, which led to the expulsion of the Hellenists from Jerusalem and the establishment of the community in Antioch. Paul's opponents apparently cited Jerusalem as the source of and the warrant for their Law-observant gospel. In Galatians, Paul alludes to events involving Judaising opponents that transpired in Jerusalem and Antioch prior to the outbreak of the crisis at Galatia. Thus, the immediate background of the crisis is found in the Jerusalem Council (Gal 2:1-10; Acts 15:1-35) and the Incident at Antioch (Gal 2:11-14). Turning to the conflict in Galatia itself this thesis attempts to explore the links between these earlier events and the Galatian crisis. The primary avenue for this examination will be via a consideration of Paul's argument in Galatians. By the careful use of the mirror-reading technique, this thesis will endeavour to reconstruct the message and the origins of Paul's opponents. The thesis concludes with a brief examination of Paul's later conflicts with Judaising opponents at Corinth and Philippi, as well as the autobiographical material in Romans, all of which will provide an insight into the eventual outcome of the crisis in Galatia.
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Is that enough? He was a part of my life for 9 years. How do I navigate this tough terrain and maintain NC. FIL has not reached out to me since everything happened some 3 months ago.
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