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JERUSALEM, Israel -- U.S. President Obama's decision to slash military aid to Egypt in light of its crackdown against the Muslim Brotherhood is viewed by many as manipulation and meddling in the nation's internal affairs.
Some Egyptians see it as "brazen betrayal, or worse yet, as patronizing," reports Sophia Jones in Egypt Daily News.
Jones describes the most common sentiment in Cairo "these days" is that "the cut-off marks the strongest proof yet that Washington is an enemy of the Egyptian state."
"Egypt will not surrender to American pressure and is continuing its path toward democracy as set by the roadmap," Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Badr Abdel Atty said following the announcement.
Abdel Atty told the London-based newspaper al-Sharq al-Awsat Friday that Egypt will not allow any foreign intervention in its internal affairs, while acknowledging the decision "came at a bad time because Egypt is fighting a war with terrorism."
Some believe standing up against U.S. pressure increases Egyptian Defense Minister Gen. Abdel Fatah El-Sisi's popularity.
"The U.S. just guaranteed Sisi will be president," tweeted a young entrepreneur named Adam Mowafi, the Daily Beast reported.
Mowafi said the partial cut-off in U.S. aid may be seen by the populace as "taking scraps."
In the weeks following Islamist President Mohammed Morsi's ouster, posters depicting Obama as Osama Bin Laden accompanied widespread accusations that former U.S. Ambassador Anne Patterson, the "ambassador from hell," catered to the Brotherhood.
US Poised to Cut Significant Aid to Egypt
Egypt Judges: Brotherhood Party Should be Dissolved
Israeli Diplomat: West Should Support Egypt
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Decision-Making about the Best Interests of the Child: The Impact of the Two Tiers
Patrick Parkinson
University of Sydney - Faculty of Law
Australian Journal of Family Law, Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 179-192, 2006
Sydney Law School Research Paper No. 06/29
This article suggests how the Family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006 in Australia should be interpreted when judges are deciding parenting cases. It examines the relationship between the two tiers of primary and additional considerations, the place to be given to the objects and principles of Part VII of the Family Law Act 1975, and how the requirements to consider equal time and substantial and significant time fit with all the other matters the court must consider.
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Well, my maternity leave is coming to an end this next week, as I return back to working part time as the College Advisor at the private school my husband and I both work at. I have enjoyed my time at home with my sweet Baby Girl and my fun, crazy boys! Luckily, I only have about 1.5 months to go until Summer and then even more changes are in store for our family… more to come soon!
I have also enjoyed taking a slight blogging break and just soak in the moments with all three of our kids. Follow me on Instagram to check out how big our Baby Girl is getting and all the fun we've been up to lately! As 'life' resumes, I am also hoping to be able to get back into a more regular blogging routine… Thank you all for your sweet notes, encouragement, and patience as we transition to a family of 5!
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Aloha From Hawaii : January 14, 1973
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Elvis Presley : Arriving In Hawaii : January 9, 1973
Elvis Presley : Aloha From Hawaii Rehearsal Concert : January 12, 1973
Elvis Presley : Receiving an award, backstage : January 13, 1973, before his Aloha Concert
Elvis Presley : Hawaii : January 14, 1973
Although Elvis Presley is perhaps one of the world's greatest music legends, he proceeds to slay an audience with more guts and more soul and more intensity vocally than any performer alive.
His shows are not only a production, but a musical 'happening'. And this live recording, which offers eight tunes previously unrecorded by Elvis, is not only a historical event because of the satellite broadcast and the U.S. TV special of the Hawaiian performance, but because Elvis, a focus point in the origin of rock, is perhaps back, cooking again like he seldom has in the past several years. Billboard Magazine, 1973.
Tupelo's Own Elvis Presley DVD
Tupelo's Own Elvis Presley DVD + 16 page booklet.
Never before have we seen an Elvis Presley concert from the 1950's with sound. Until Now! The DVD Contains recently discovered unreleased film of Elvis performing 6 songs, including Heartbreak Hotel and Don't Be Cruel, live in Tupelo Mississippi 1956. Included we see a live performance of the elusive Long Tall Sally seen here for the first time ever.
This is an excellent release no fan should be without it.
The 'parade' footage is good to see as it puts you in the right context with color and b&w footage. The interviews of Elvis' Parents are well worth hearing too. The afternoon show footage is wonderful and electrifying : Here is Elvis in his prime rocking and rolling in front of 11.000 people. Highly recommended.


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During player introductions, Dane Miller was not jumping up and down. He was not talking to his teammates or coaches. He was not picking his teeth or tapping his feet. The Rutgers captain was staring into space; more specifically, he was staring at the fog and haze that has marred his performance over his games-long slumber. A near triple-double later, somebody needs to call the Weather Channel - the fog has cleared.
Miller made sure that his team's first-half sloppiness did not melt into another Princeton moment. And make no mistake about it, "Miller Time" was not reignited by a 13-point, 11-rebound performance. The thing that awoke the beast was a pair of monster blocks in the first half. From there on out, the show was on. After his third block of the night, I turned to my brother and said, "he's going to throw one down." The RAC, which was eerily silent through most of the first half, was alive and electricity was in the air. Sure enough, Eli Carter found the streaking Miller on a fast break, who threw it down with two-handed authority that we haven't seen from him since his freshman season. The crowd went absolutely bonkers, which feeds the performance of the rest of the Knights. (To reiterate, this is the formula for Rutgers' success: Dane Miller electrifies crowd>crowd electrifies rest of team>we win.) There is no way that he could top that, right? Wrong. This is perhaps the most explosive athlete in Rutgers history; he has all sorts of tricks up his sleeve. When Derrick Randall's shot hit the back iron, it flew sky high. Following suit, Dane blasted off, resulting in a breathtaking, remarkable, you-better-be-out-your-seat dunk.
After the game, Miller was asked about his performance by Chris Carlin. He responded that when things start going his way, "I just black out." How about that irony: as things go dark for Dane, he lights it up. If he can sustain this energy throughout the course of every game, we are easily a Top 10 Big East team. Without it, we are unquestionably one of the worst. As Dane goes, Rutgers basketball goes. And, at least for now, it is going in the right direction.
Other thoughts:
.. Speaking of Miller, how about his stat line: 13 points, 11 rebounds, 7 blocks, 4 steals. He was probably salivating when he saw the Hawks' guards standing at 5'8, 5'10, and 5'11. ..
.. Rutgers was down by as much as 10 in the first half and another Princeton-like meltdown had to be on the mind of every Rutgers fan. And perhaps if they had an Ian Hummer-like performer, it would have been. But Monmouth's lefty - the 6'6 Andrew Nicholson - was not up to the task. ..
.. It was quite unsettling to see the likes of Randall - who was stuffed and then beat by a scrub-time freshman - and Austin Carroll being semi-dominated by the benchwarmers at the end of the game. ..
.. That two-handed alley-oop dunk by Gilvydas Biruta (after about five or six great passes, mind you) was phenomenal. ..
.. Did anybody else notice a slight change in Rice's coaching style? He seemed more sedated and positive, and did a lot more teaching than demeaning. Still, his intensity was awesome. When the momentum really started going our way, NOBODY was more pumped than him. ..Next Up: Saturday (12/17), Noon - Stony Brook (@ MSG)
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Blood mobile to make stop on Penn State's Berks campus
Donations to be accepted March 21 in Perkins Student Center
Posted: 1:19 PM EDT Mar 13, 2013 Updated: 1:21 PM EDT Mar 13, 2013
The Miller-Keystone bloodmobile will make a stop on the Berks campus of Penn State University in Spring Township next week.
The blood center will be seeking donations in the first floor lobby of the Perkins Student Center on Thurs., Mar. 21 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. .
"Participation in the drive is valuable and has a direct effect on the stability of the area's blood supply," said Alice Holland, supervisor, Penn State Berks Health Services.
For information about the blood drive or to make an appointment, visit Health Services in Room 8 of the Perkins Student Center or call 610-396-6075.
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New Music: ASAP Rocky - Long.Live.ASAP. Album Review
Ever since the release of 2011's Live.Love.ASAP mixtape, Harlem rapper ASAP Rocky has been bubbling up in the underground hip hop world. Revolving around women, fashion and mainly getting high, his style and flow stood above the thousands of other MCs talking about the same subject matter. Long.Live.ASAP. continues that trend but with improved substance and lyricism, while pushing him further to the front of his ASAP Mob crew. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
MSO, Swingle Singers enchant with rare 'Sinfonia'
One of the great joys of having a high-quality symphony orchestra in town is the opportunity to experience an enormous variety of music - live.
Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert presented a rare opportunity to hear Luciano Berio's "Sinfonia" for eight voices and orchestra. »Read Full Article(2)


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'So You Think You Can Dance' Recap: What's Injured in Vegas Leaves Vegas
For the first time this season on So You Think You Can Dance, we got a chance to check in with faces we recognized rather than strangers. Yes, ladies and gents: It was time for the most dramatic Vegas Week ever. Or, you know, this year.
It was time to truly step up as a star. Four days of non-stop drama, non-stop Broadway and jazz and hip-hop and ballroom and groups, and at the end of it all, we would finally—finally!— have our Top 20 finalists. And, in the process, we got to be reunited with four guest judges from this season, including Debbie Allen, Tyce Diorio, Adam Shankman and Lil C. Sadly, Jesse Tyler Ferguson was nowhere to be found. (Instead, gearing up for a probably Emmy nomination?)
The Exorcist was first up in Vegas. AH! I was so excited I couldn't breathe. I had been waiting for weeks to see this man again. His solo was even better the second time around, maybe Adam Shankman and Tyce Diorio's tears helped boosted the drama of the situation. What a way to start the night! By the way, Hampton Williams is his real name. Fun fact! I never knew that.
Next up was Janelle Isis, the hip-hoppy belly dancer. Despite the fact that I was worried her giant golden skirt was going to eat her (so did she, apparently, because she discarded it mid-routine), I enjoyed her just as much this time around as I did back during the preliminaries. This girl has Top 20 written all over her. (A sight dirty old Uncle Nigel would likely enjoy seeing.)
After a very brief montage, we were informed that 1/4 of the field was cut during solos, but we didn't see any faces except for our Selena Gomez-loving martial arts hip hopper. Darn. I liked him, too. We were quickly shuffled along to hip-hop (Nigel is on a schedule here, people), where Comfort and Twitch promised to leave our contestants on the verge of cardiac arrest by the time they were ready to perform.
Then, the worst thing in the world happened: The Exorcist quit midway through the choreography. I. Was. Devastated. This season is now empty for me.
Alas, the show must go on, and it did. Many more of our specialists excused themselves as the choreography got too tough and too fast to handle. We even said goodbye to Andre, one of the guys from super awesome Alabama hip-hop crew Dragonhouse. Unlike The Exorcist, he excused himself without telling the judges. #classy
In the first group to perform for the judges, Andre's crew-mate Boris was cut for falling short in what should've been his specialty. Oh well. At least he tried, unlike his buddy. Another casualty was the praying mantis guy from Salt Lake City. Can't say I was upset about that one, though like-minded Sonya Tayeh likely was.
At the end of the hip-hop round, 97 contestants remained, including Cyrus, the one (and best) member of Dragonhouse still standing. After much deliberation, the judges decided to let him continue. Hooray!
NEXT: Tyce is disgusted. You won't like Tyce when he's disgusted. Or ever.Day 2 meant Broadway time, and the contestants were subjected to Tyce, who fed them a story about being in a club at 2 a.m. and drinking bad water and suddenly being infected with lust. And, cue music!
Midway through the round, we were reintroduced to Alexa Anderson, a Season 8 finalist who was the very last person cut in Vegas last year. The judges' complaint: She was too stoic. Tyce looked disgusted as he watched every group during this round, but it reached a new level with Alexa. As the judges deliberated on her group's performance, Adam paused to rip her an (unprovoked) new one in front of everyone for being "dead". On the inside? On the outside? He said he was sick of saving her and that she needed to start dancing like she wants this. That wasn't over-the-top at all.
Nevertheless, the dramatics were all for show and she wasn't cut — yet.
Twenty-three more were sent packing at the end of the Broadway round, and then it was right on to jazz. (Sidenote: American Idol could learn a thing or two from this show about how to keep things moving.) The 82 left were turned over to Sonya, who urged our contestants to fight for their right to stay. Particularly defeated, at this point, was hip hopper Shafeek, who began throwing a tantrum midway through the choreography, walking around in circles and muttering that the routine was stupid. His partner, Danielle Dominguez — better known as bacon girl — couldn't do anything to help him and instead chose to focus on her love for Sonya and her choreography. Also performing for the judges in this group was Rachel, the crazy burlesque girl from Salt Lake City whose goal in life is to resemble Blake Lively in The Town as closely as possible.
When the group finished, Nigel verbally assaulted Shafeek for showing that he messed up, and unsurprisingly, he was cut for attitudinal reasons. Rachel, however, was cut for being unpolished, but did that annoying begging-for-a-second-chance thing contestants tend to do on Simon Fuller shows. The difference is, on this one, they're allowed to do it. All of the judges except Nigel and Adam voted to give her a chance to dance for her life.
Then, in a dramatic a twist of fate, Danielle Bacon Girl went back onstage to fill in and dance the female choreography, since more girls had been cut than guys. She was rewarded with a kick to the head, courtesy of her partner. He was understandably cut, and Danielle was evaluated by paramedics, who loaded her into an ambulance and took her away. Dun dun dun. To be continued…
One person I was not excited to see again was the very first contestant we encountered this season: Amelia, the wannabe silent movie star. She was ready to bite into the jazz like it was a "juicy steak." Fortunately, to save the situation, Cyrus was also in her group.
NEXT: No more drama. As usual, the judges looked displeased watching them, and Amelia was sent on to the dance-for-your-life holding pen while Cyrus was the victim of a fake-out —Sonya told him he was in serious need of some contemporary dance classes before sending him through anyway. Hallelujah!
In the dance for your life special at the day's end, Rachel promised to stay true to her burlesque style — oh joy — and she wore Tom Cruise's Risky Business outfit while writhing around to "It's a Man's World." I didn't know there was anything that could make me dislike that song after what Joshua Ledet did to it, but I was mistaken. Did this girl do anything but strip and unbutton her shirt? Seriously. Apparently, all of the judges agreed with me. She got unanimous no's for being all sex and no action.
Next up was Amelia, who made Adam cry, and at that moment I knew I would not yet be rid of her. To her credit, though, she was very good. Her balance and her technique were spectacularly on point, even if I still wasn't a fan of her ridiculous "acting." Every judge sent her though with rave reviews except Nigel, who was still skeptical that she could dance any routine that wasn't choreographed by her.
Finally, it was time for the group round. Drama! The groups would pick a piece of music at random from a giant black bin of doom and have all night to work on a routine, and in a much-appreciated twist, they were allowed to pick their own groups of five or six.
First up on Day 3 was a group featuring our friend Danielle, who recovered from her head trauma after eight hours in the hospital. She was a late addition to one benevolent group, which had to start from scratch after spending two hours working together. They called it quits at about 4 a.m., and bright and early the next morning, they performed their routine to "Somebody I Used to Know," which was disturbingly out of sync. Nigel told them point blank they were terrible. He said they should all be sent home, but of course he wouldn't do that — and in a surprising twist of fate, he only cut Danielle and some other guy. A kick to the head and that's how you repay her?
Midway through the day, the High Schoolers — four guys and pink-haired ballerina Audrey — were up, performing a prom-themed routine to a super-slow version of "I Wanna Dance With Somebody." Though our female ballet dancer was clearly the star, her supporting cast was pretty impeccable. Tyce told them they were one of the best groups thus far and Nigel called them genius, particularly Audrey. All of them advanced.
The last group up featured three dancers who had previously made it to the end of Vegas Week — Alexa, of course, plus Dres from Season 8 and Adrian from Season 7. Alexa, in particular, was under pressure after suffering Adam's verbal assault earlier in the week, and her group's routine to "Glad You Came" provoked Tyce into making his homicidal-nausea face. Uh oh.
NEXT: Tyce is no longer enamored with beauty.Though Debbie said they were lovely, Tyce took another opportunity to destroy Alexa. He told her the lights were on but nobody was home and that he was no longer enamored with her beauty. Is this tough love or are these judges just a-holes? I hate it when they criticize people for not being loud and aggressive; homegirl can't change her personality. The judges clapped for her when they finally made her cry — You finally showed emotion!, they cooed — which sent an excellent message to our viewers at home. And then, after all of the drama, the judges put all of them through.
In the second-to-last round of choreography — ballroom time — Jason Gilkison subjected the remaining guinea pigs to the Cha-cha. After jumping through so many hoops, Cyrus finally started doubting himself in this round, and it finally hurt him: Everyone in his group advanced, but he was relegated to dance-for-your-life purgatory.
Next up was a collection of contestants featuring Aubrey, our genius prom dancer from the group rounds. I swear she was wearing a bra and a tutu, but the judges didn't seem to be bothered by that. They were, however, bothered by her lack of proficiency with the routine, and she was axed. It's amazing how you can go from such a high high to such a low low on this show.
Alexa was under more pressure than anyone in this round, since this is where she crumbled last year. She finally came alive, prompting catcalls and euphoric cheers from the judges throughout the routine. Jason told her she was one of the best of the day and she was sent through with flying colors. Yay, she said in her internal Daria voice.
At the end of the round, Cyrus was ready to dance for his life. He was in the zone. Nerves were nonexistent, and his LeBron fire came out to play. The untrained street dancer did an excellent job of reminding the judges of what makes him so unique; now that The Exorcist is gone, there's truly no one else who moves like him. He had his fellow contestants in the audience standing and screaming and pounding the seats in front of them, and yeah, me, too. He got unanimous yeses and didn't smile once throughout the verdict. Totally LeBron in Game 7.
The remaining 52 dancers had just one more challenge to endure: contemporary with Travis Wall. They had one hour to learn the steps, and after Nigel told them they wouldn't learn their fates until the end of the day, it was time to really dance for their lives.
We literally got about 30 seconds of footage of the actual dancing (there were no cuts, and therefore no reason to see any talent, obviously), and then it was judgment hour. One-third of the dancers were pushed through, including Amelia (yawn) and Cyrus (yay!). Another collection of contestants had to repeat the choreography so Nigel & Co. could make some final decisions.
NEXT: SYTYCD's answer to Symone Black.One of the on-the-fence candidates was Mariah Spears, the super-cool krumper from the Salt Lake City auditions. My heart was shattered even further when she was cut. First The Exorcist, now this? Dude.
With those cuts made, it was time for one final round of solos, and it was here that we received our token injury moment, SYTYCD's answer to Symone Black, also known as the girl who fell off the stage during Hollywood Week on Idol. Contemporary specialist Joshua Alexander attempted to do a back flip and fell flat the floor, and after his spotter (good job, bud) nervously mumbled, "He's not moving," we heard someone off-camera yell, "Call a medic!" The closest camera guy thought about it — he reached into his pocket for his phone — then abandoned the idea in the name of getting some quality footage. What would we viewers do without these intrepid photogs?
We were left hanging with regards to his fate as Alexa took the stage in the main auditorium. While she performed a haunting classical-contemporary hybrid routine, Debbie mumbled, "This child could win."
The last contestant of the night was the Robin Thicke lookalike from Week 1, whose classical choreography and interspersed acrobatics made the judges ooh and ahh like they were watching someone play with a ring of fire without burning himself. Legitimately. It was like we were watching Olympic dancing. Robin Thicke received a well-deserved standing O.
As all of the boys were corralled back onstage at Nigel's command for one last round of cuts, we said goodbye to was Adrian, our Season 7 vet, who was the very last person cut two years ago. Then, it was time for the girls, and we bid farewell to… no one! All the girls would remain in the running for next week's final final cuts.
And at the end of Vegas Week, we're down to 35. Who are you pulling for in next week's top 20 announcement show? Whose departure devastated you? How eager are you to learn of the unfortunate backflipper's fate?
[Image Credit: FOX]
So You Think You Can Dance Recap: Last Stop, Salt Lake City
So You Think You Can Dance Recap: Hotlanta!
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I am jealous . My first purchase would be a heritage jersey. http://www.miniaturejerseyassociatio...otoGallery.htm
I love them...they are so cute and give enough milk that you could make your own pastured butter!
Good luck!
Hey all!
Not sure if anyone is interested, but maybe a few of you care, either way I am super excited and had to tell somebody.
I just bought a 5acre portion of land, about 100km's north of Perth, Western Australia. I bought it as a general investment but also as a place to grow my own fresh paleo veggies and raise my own primal livestock.
Crazy I know but I am really excited. My family comes from a very agricultural background, my backyard growing up was half grass to play on and half vegetable garden. My parents grow, tomatoes, cucumbers, capsicums, onions etc. and some of my best childhood memories was the family coming over to pick the veges and make tomato sauces whilst cooking a lamb on a open coal rotisserie.
The piece of land has some basics to it already, a small enclosed plot of land, and tiny shed, but I plan on filling it up full of primal veges asap. Unfortunately I am working in the outback of Australia right now and won't be able to get to the land until late next week (will make sure to get some photos) but my dad is already up there (i think he is more excited than me).
Anyway, so thats my exciting news, and now the only question remains...
what should i grow!?
I am jealous . My first purchase would be a heritage jersey. http://www.miniaturejerseyassociatio...otoGallery.htm
I love them...they are so cute and give enough milk that you could make your own pastured butter!
Good luck!
It sounds like a dream come true.
I like growing unusual small fruits and veggies, the kind you won't find in the markets. And you could get Carol Deppe's new book about resilient gardening, which is coming out in a couple of weeks now. She's great about how to breed your own varieties.
Look, matey-boy, you're in Western Oz, I'm in Southern Blighty, how's about you tells me what the climate's like there...? I'm guessing it's a bit like Southern Spain or Greece, perhaps...?
Though I do have one suggestion - you could look into viticulture... Primal wine, that's the spirit...* (it could be primal - who says you need to make wine from grapes...? I've had wine made from oak leaves!). Though, technically, wine-making's neolithic, so maybe not...
Jammies: - why stop at moo? He's an Aussie, they go baa! Yes, I'm in a silly mood this morning because I feel crappy...
*Another poor attempt at humour, sorry...
Sorry, I can't think of anything else. Just posting rubbish really - feel free to ignore me...
La tristesse durera toujours...
Oh wow congratulations!! That's so exciting! I'm going to pay someone to set up a food garden in my backyard soon... You're so lucky to have agricultural knowledge. Grow strawberries, carrots and kale! That's what I want
Yes, congratulations! Have a great time with it.
of course we care! There's an open invitation...right?
plant a few almond trees, olive trees, lemon trees and fruit trees and have the joy of growing and eating your own. Self sustained!
Deer?. Mmmm....venison....
Squash? Different types, butternut, zuccini etc?
(i don't really know what else you can grow in perth, isn't it incredibly arid?)
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Sounds like a whole lot of work and reward Rob. Good luck with it.
How about a few loose roos in the top paddock
so, primal party at your place in a couple of months? congratulations, that's awesome.
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jealous much?? hell yeah!!
Good on you!
my suggestion/request would be for BUTTERNUT SQUASH!!!
And yep... Im hoping for an open invitation too. With the news today about the price of fresh food expected to skyrocket in the next 5 years I think you've got your little piece of paradise just in the nick of time.


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Good job on the sardines. I still can't do them. I figure there's sardine oil in my fish oil capsules, so I am at least getting some of the benefits. The bones in canned salmon are icky too. I know, silly when I happily eat marrow, can pick a chicken carcass clean, and love bone broth.
Good score on the casserole! I have an imitation one as well, plus an enameled iron Kitchenaid dutch oven and a very old real Creuset saucepan I inherited from my mother. My cookware weighs a ton.


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Monday, June 3, 2013
Friday, June 28 is Carolina Day. The celebration will get underway at St. Michael's Church with a church service, followed at 11 a.m. by a procession from Washington Park to White Point Gardens. At 11:30 a.m. there will be a wreath-laying ceremony at Jasper Monument in White Point Gardens with featured speaker Michael Kogan, Ph.D.
Coordinated by The Palmetto Society and The South Carolina Historical Society, Carolina Day commemorates the Battle of Sullivan's Island on June 28, 1776, where Col. William Moultrie and a small force of Carolinians resisted a charge by British naval and military forces to seize Charles Town. This was the first victory in the Revolutionary War for the Americans against the British Army and Royal Navy and it energized patriotism in the colonies. The first Carolina Day was celebrated in 1777, and the Palmetto Society and the South Carolina Historical Society continue the commemoration today.
The procession will begin at 11:00 a.m. from Washington Park (on the corner of Meeting and Broad streets) and proceed down Meeting Street to the Fort Jasper Monument in White Point Gardens on South Battery Street. The Washington Light Infantry, Waccamaw Light Artillery and the Charleston Community Band will participate in the day's events.
This year's keynote speaker will be Dr. Michael S. Kogan. Dr. Kogan is a professor at Montclair State University, where he served for 24 years as chairman of the Department of Philosophy and Religion. He is the author of the book "Opening the Covenant: A Jewish Theology of Christianity," published by Oxford University Press. His family roots go back in Charleston to the mid-eighteenth century, and he serves on the boards of directors of the Spoleto Festival USA and the Jewish Historical Society of South Carolina.
Currently in its 158th year of collecting, preserving, and publishing the history of the Palmetto State, the South Carolina Historical Society, headquartered at the Robert Mills Fireproof Building in Charleston, is the state's oldest historical society and one of its largest private manuscript archives. Since its founding in 1855, the society has been the guardian of South Carolina's written past, and without its safekeeping, countless vital historic documents would have been lost. The Historical Society's manuscript collection, which grows constantly with the addition of materials from 200 years ago to two weeks ago, has shaped the work of thousands of authors interested in South Carolina history. The society's research library serves thousands of patrons annually.
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Catalogue entry
T01800 The Enraged Musician 1741
Etching and engraving 332×405 (13 1/16×15 11/16) on paper 465×619 (18 5/16×24 3/8); plate-mark 364×414 (14 5/16×16 1/4)
Writing-engraving 'THE ENRAGED MUSICIAN.|Design'd, Engrav'd & Publish'd by Wm. Hogarth Novbr. the 30th. 1741. According to Act of Parliament.'
Transferred from the reference collection 1973
PROVENANCE Unknown
LITERATURE Paulson 1970, I, pp.184–6, no.158, II, pl.170
The engraving (according to Paulson, this is the third state) is related to a monochrome oil sketch in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, from which however it differs in several details. The print was published as a companion to the 'Distressed Poet', the original of which is in the City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham. When advertising its publication in the press in November 1740, Hogarth promised that the set would be completed with a third engraving on the theme of Painting, but this never materialised.
Published in:
Elizabeth Einberg and Judy Egerton, The Age of Hogarth: British Painters Born 1675-1709, Tate Gallery Collections, II, London 1988


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Do Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera make it three weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100?
"Moves Like Jagger" stays perfectly still this week as the Maroon 5 tune featuring Christina Aguilera remains at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 for the third week in a row.
"Jagger" isn't the only static song: the top four on the chart remain the same as last week: Adele's "Someone Like You" is No. 2, Foster the People's "Pumped Up Kicks" is No. 3 and LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem" is No. 4.
Maroon 5 Adam Levine shows back up at No. 5 as the featured guest on Gym Class Heroes' "Stereo Hearts," according to Billboard.
"Lighters," by Bad Meets Evil featuring Bruno Mars slides 5-6, while Cobra Starship's "You Make Me Feel" featuring Sabi soars 11-7, surpassing its previous high of No. 8.
A trio of ladies bring up the rear as Rihanna's "Cheers (Drink To That)" rises 10-8, Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" falls 7-9 and Lady Gaga's "You And I" also slips two spots to No. 10.
The real news can be found way down at No. 87 on the Hot 100 this week as Tony Bennett's duet with Amy Winehouse, "Body & Soul," bows at No. 87. At 85, Bennett is the oldest artist to ever appear on the chart. He's only one year older than George Burns, who hit the chart in 1980 at the relatively young age of 84.
The highest debut of the week belongs to Coldplay's "Paradise," which powers on the chart at No. 16. Time will tell if it surpasses "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall, the first single from the forthcoming "Mylo Xyloto," which peaked at No. 14.


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Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan was in intensive care Saturday after the limousine bus he was riding in was involved in a multi-vehicle accident on the New Jersey Turnpike, state police said.
The vehicle carrying the former ``Saturday Night Live'' and ``30 Rock'' cast member and six others was involved in a six-vehicle accident on the turnpike near Cranbury Township at about 1 a.m. Saturday, Sgt. First Class Greg Williams told The Associated Press.
Williams said one person died in the crash that occurred in the northbound lanes of the turnpike near mile marker 71.5.
A spokesman at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey, says a patient named Tracy Morgan is in critical condition there.
There was no immediate word on other injuries from the accident.
Williams says two tractor-trailers, a sports utility vehicle and two cars, along with Morgan's limo bus, were involved in the accident.
There was no immediate word on the cause of the pileup.
The 45-year-old New York City native joined ``Saturday Night Live'' in 1996 and was on the sketch-comedy program for seven years before leaving to star in ``The Tracy Morgan Show'' in 2003.
That show lasted just one season. In 2006, Morgan found a long-running role in NBC's hit show ``30 Rock,'' which was created by SNL co-star Tina Fey.
Morgan grew up fatherless, one of five siblings, in a blighted section of Brooklyn, where he helped raise and support the family.
He once called his gift for being funny ``a defence mechanism'' for his miserable circumstances.
As a teen he started doing comedy on the streets to supplement the family's welfare income.
In late 2010, Morgan had a kidney transplant.
The New Jersey Turnpike was closed for more than five hours after the crash and was reopened at about 6:30 a.m.
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Why wait until Sunday? Pick up your HTC Flyer from Best Buy today
0. phoneArena 20 May 2011, 18:00 posted on
An internal Best Buy memo has been leaked showing that Best Buy is no longer applying the "hard street date" of Sunday to the HTC Flyer; the memo says "If you have them, sell them"...
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1. N.Reynolds (Posts: 257; Member since: 15 Feb 2011)
Played with this today at Best Buy. Shits pretty sick but wished it had a kick stand.
posted on 21 May 2011, 23:43 0
2. LionStone (Posts: 743; Member since: 10 Dec 2010)
Yea, its a pretty nice tablet...picked one up today...lovin it so far!
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Banananutmuffin, ill get a LunchBots thermos for winter. Its summer here, so he prob wouldn't want warm lunches at the moment anyway. Both my children seem to prefer their dinners cold too LOL
I checked out the dried fruit, and the sultanas have vegetable oil, WTF for?
I got some organic sultanas that had sunflower oil, but I don't get why?
Also got some ham and salami, this is a sometimes thing I buy, as I don't like the nitrates, and have yet to find a source of nitrate free salami, if it exists. My butcher does nitrate free ham, but not going there till next week again.


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Selected Publications
A. Ziaei, A. Sangwan, L. Kaushik, John H.L. Hansen, "Prof-Life-Log: Analysis and Classification of Activities in Daily
Audio Streams."
Submitted to ICASSP 2015.
N. Shokuhi, A. Ziaei, A. Sangwan, John H.L. Hansen, "Robust Overlapped Speech Detection and its Application in Word-Count Estimation for Prof-Life-Log Data."
Submitted to ICASSP 2015.
A. Sangwan, C. Yu, L. Kaushik, A. Ziaei, John H.L. Hansen, "Speech Processing Technology for Human Behavior and Performance Monitoring: Recent Algorithmic Advancements, Solutions and Challenges."
2015 Human Research Program Investigators' Workshop: Integrated Pathways to Mars, Galveston Island Convention, TX, USA, Jan. 2015.
A. Ziaei, , L. Kaushik, A. Sangwan, John H.L. Hansen, D. W. Oard, "Prof-Life-Log: Speech Activity Detection for NASA Apollo Space Missions: Challenges and Solutions."
In Proc. ISCA Interspeech 2014.
A. Ziaei, A. Sangwan,
Hansen, "A Speech System for Estimating Daily Word Counts."
In Proc. ISCA Interspeech 2014.
A. Ziaei, A. Sangwan,
Hansen, "Prof-Life-Log: Personal
Interaction Analysis on Naturalistic Audio Streams."
In Proc. ICASSP'2013.
A. Ziaei, A. Sangwan, John
H.L. Hansen, "Prof-Life-Log: Audio
Environment Detection for Naturalistic Audio Streams
", In Proc. ISCA Interspeech 2012.
A. Sangwan, A. Ziaei, John
Hansen, "ProfLifeLog: Environmental
Analysis and Keyword Recognition for Naturalistic Daily Audio
Streams", In Proc. ICASSP 2012
H. Yeganeh, S. M. Ahadi, A.
Ziaei, " Weighting of Mel Sub-bands
Based on SNR/Entropy for Robust ASR", 8th IEEE
International Symposium on Signal Processing and Information
Technology, ISSPIT 2008,Bosnia and Herzegovina.


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Scientific Secrecy and 'Spin': The Sad, Sleazy Saga of the Trials of Remune
Susan Haack
University of Miami - School of Law; University of Miami - Department of Philosophy
March 24, 2005
The story I shall be exploring is certainly a disturbing one: a drug company funds a large-scale trial of its new AIDS therapy; when the results are unfavorable, the company tries to prevent their being published; when the researchers go ahead with publication anyway, the company seeks millions of dollars in damages; eventually, newspaper headlines tell us it gets zilch, but the arbitration proceedings are private, so beyond that we know - well, zilch; the same year, an action is filed alleging that the firm had manipulated its stock price by misleading the public about the effectiveness of this drug; four years later, with this suit still pending, the company website affirms that previous clinical trials demonstrate the drug's effectiveness.
Of course, when you look closely things are more complicated than they seem at first; and anyway, I don't want just to work up a good head of righteous indignation, but to offer you something with real theoretical backbone. So the plan is to sketch an account of what science is and does that suggests how and why the ways in which scientific work is funded can distort or even block its progress, to put this theory to work in the course of an analysis of the troubled history of the trials, clinical and legal, of Immune Response's AIDS drug, Remune, and to conclude with some thoughts about industrial sponsorship of scientific research in the universities.
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John wrote:
> I seem to have a problem with Backup Exec 9.2 and there open file
> option.
> The issue appears to be with the open file manager (OFM) add on to
> the BackupExec 9.1. We
> successfully upgraded the backup exec s/w to 9.2, but the backups
> still
> hang if we enable the open file manager in the "policy" we use for the
> backup. If the open file manager is not enabled in the policy and we
> just skip over open files, the backups work fine.
> I've been working with a pretty good tech from Veritas support and he
> suspects that the reason the backup hangs is because BE-OFM requires a
> couple of seconds of "quiet time" to create a snapshot image of the
> volume it's about to back up and there is something running on the
> system that doesn't give any "quiet time", hence the OFM process sits
> there waiting forever and we end up having to reboot the server to
> clear
> the problem and unlock the tape drive.
> Any idea's where I can look at this issue.
I doubt that it's got anything to do with the 'quiet time' needed - if
OFM can't find any quiet time it should just time out and fail the
sync. The backup should then continue without OFM, it should not hang
Do you have any anti-virus software running on this server? If so, try
unloading this to see if it helps. Also, some or all of your volumes
may need to be purged - check the purgeable stats to see if this is the
case or not. Finally, post back here with the contents of
sys:\system\ofm\ofmnw.log as there may be some useful errors in there.


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R.H. Rollings Middle School of the Arts is accepting applications for the 2014-15 school year from current fifth-grade students in the Dorchester District 2 attendance area.
About 212 students will be accepted for next year's sixth-grade class.
Rollings is a school for the fine and performing arts for grades six, seven and eight. Areas of study are band, dance, piano, string orchestra, theatre arts, visual art, and vocal music.
Applications are available at www.dorchester2.k12.sc.us and at the Gifted & Fine Arts Center, 805 South Main St. in Summerville. The deadline for applying is 4 p.m. Dec. 18.
Auditions will be held in January. Proof of residency is required at the time of audition.


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UN Says 'Deflationary Spiral' Looms as Consequence of Austerity
Premature fiscal austerity in Europe and the U.S. is pushing the global economy closer to a "deflationary spiral" that will choke consumption and leave millions of people without work, the United Nations said.
China, Germany and Japan need to boost domestic consumption while U.S. citizens must start consuming less to start fixing world economic imbalances, the UN said today in its annual Trade and Development report.
"A continuation of the expansionary fiscal stance is necessary to prevent a deflationary spiral and a further worsening of the employment situation," the Geneva-based UN Conference on Trade and Development said in the 204-page report. "Not all countries can rely on exports to boost growth and employment. More than ever they need to give greater attention to strengthening domestic demand."
European nations including Greece, Ireland and Spain have announced austerity measures that reduce public-employee pensions and salaries. In the U.S., states and municipalities are cutting services, including the number of hours worked by emergency workers and teachers. Politicians intent on retrenching public finances may unintentionally cause greater harm, according to the report.
"The prospect of a premature exit from stimulus in Europe has heightened the risk of a double-dip recession in that region, or even worldwide," the UN said. "It is often overlooked that a double-dip recession, through its negative impact on public revenue, could pose a greater threat to public finances than continued fiscal expansion."
Growth Forecast
The European Commission yesterday said growth rates in the 16-nation euro area would slow to 0.5 percent in the current quarter and 0.3 percent in the fourth. The commission doubled the region's annual growth forecast to 1.7 percent.
The U.S. faces "strong headwinds" and pre-crisis patterns as the federal government's stimulus runs out, the housing market remains depressed and politicians seek to plug budget gaps, the UN said.
"In the United States, a downward adjustment of consumption will be unavoidable unless wages grow strongly, which seems unlikely," Supachai Panitchpakdi, head of the UN Conference on Trade and Development, wrote in the report's introduction.
The UN scolded Germany for pushing other countries to make budget cuts and pandering to market forces calling for austerity.
Spreading Austerity
"Following Germany's lead in committing to unconditional fiscal consolidation to regain market confidence, fiscal austerity is set to spread across Europe in 2011," the UN said. "The short-term effects of fiscal austerity, including job losses, are unlikely to be offset by sharply falling interest rates and greater confidence in long-term prospects."
The euro's depreciation in the first half of 2010 meant Europe was exporting unemployment to the rest of the world, according to the UN.
The UN was more upbeat about the prospects of economies in Brazil, China, India and Southeast Asia, which have led the global recovery. It cautioned developing economies to prepare currency controls to prevent excess speculation.
Higher growth rates "could well lead to an increase in net private capital flows to the emerging-market economies," the UN said in the report. "This, in turn, could generate upward pressure on exchange rates and may require currency-market intervention with a view to preventing exchange-rate appreciation as well as to provide self-insurance against speculative carry-trade operations."
Germany, Japan
The burden of trade and consumption adjustments rests with countries that have a budget surplus, according to the UN.
"The import potential of Brazil, India, Indonesia and South Africa combined is not even equivalent to that of Germany and, with the exception of Indonesia, these countries have not had current-account surpluses in recent years," the UN said. "Thus the key element in demand-management worldwide would have to be expansionary adjustment in the industrialized economies that have the largest surpluses, namely Germany and Japan."
The 46-year-old UN group began warning in 2006 about financial imbalances leading to a global recession.


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Every November on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the turning of the leaves may or may not indicate the presence of fall, but one thing certainly does – The Peter Anderson Festival.
For more than 30 years, the Peter Anderson Festival has celebrated the art and craft of local hands and area artisans. Attracting vendors from all across the region, the festival has become a focal point of appreciation and fellowship. Ocean Springs, Mississippi shuts down its historic downtown streets and makes room for thousands of coastians and visitors to roam freely through the street. Meandering between vendors and stately oaks, there is beauty found in the natural scene and the created art.
Each year, the festival coordinators opens up a friendly competition between the artisans. And the winners for the 34th Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival have been announced. This year's "Best of Show" presented by Blue Moon went to Paul Kuhn and Van Outlaw of Hartford, Alabama for their European style metal work. The "Mississippi Press Award of Excellence" was given to Michael Fagen of Pensacola, Florida for his mixed media 2D fine art. The "Award for the Creative Arts" was given to Brian and Paige Greer of Falkville, Alabama for their handcrafted jewelry made with coins. Each winner received a framed poster with Shearwater tile and monetary award.
Whereas, we are all excited for every entrant, we are most proud to congratulate our very own Kelly Nitz of Ocean Springs, winner of the "Peter Anderson Legacy Award", for her wheel thrown and hand painting pottery.
We at Charter Bank, are proud of the rich heritage our cities have to offer. We not only celebrate the successes of our citizens, but we celebrate the successes of our greater Gulf Coast – which we are proud to call our home.


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Sometimes life doesn't allow us to take the time to get out and volunteer. Daily routines and busy schedules occupy our lives, not leaving much room to give back to the community. Lucky for you, there are other ways to give back in a matter of minutes through micro or virtual volunteering. Check out these organizations that let you participate without making a big commitment:
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Free Rice is a website that encourages both education and giving at the same time. Choose a category, answer the question correctly and they will donate 10 grains of rice to help end world hunger—it's that simple!
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On Idealist.org, you can search out virtual opportunities that you want to support. The volunteering options range from a few minutes to as long as you want—it's up to you.
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It's been 20 years since the Earth Government and the Corporations battled for supremacy. The majority of humanity lives beneath the surface of the planet, relatively safe from the continuing struggle. A new and mysterious entity has entered the picutre, however, snapping up all the available Ravens for intense missions that only their custom-built Armored Core Units can handle. As a Raven, you know there's always another mission waiting for you – does it really matter who, or what, hires you? For all the new parts and weapons out there for you to earn in battle – we didn't think so. But just the same, keep your back covered, Raven
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Inspired by sea urchins, this is a lovely loose beret with bobbles for decoration, where the bobbles all meet at the centre of the crown.
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Infertility and Hope: A Few New Things to TryNichole
One of the most difficult things to cope with when struggling with infertility is the way that you come to feel so completely helpless.
You reach a point where whenever you see an article on ways to increase your chances of getting pregnant, you can't read it fast enough.
The list of things that I wouldn't do to get pregnant is pretty short and I am forever hunting for the one thing that I can do that will actually make a difference for us.
So, when I saw the link for Trying to Conceive: 10 ways to increase your fertility, I couldn't click over quickly enough.
As I worked my way through the list, I was mentally checking off the things that we've already done.
Cut out caffeine, check.
Take up yoga. Yep, check.
Make dietary changes. Check.
But there are a few things on the list that I haven't tried and I feel like I've hit the jackpot.
That's the thing with infertility.
For me, feeling as though I have some sense of control is the key to holding onto what's left of my sanity.
If you're struggling with infertility, you might just find something on the list that you haven't tried yet.
If you have any tips that aren't on the list, please come back and share them with me!
Like I said, I'm willing to try just about anything at this point.


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Members of WIMS FY16 Executive Council (photo taken 2.18.2016)
The Executive Council prioritizes goals, plans and directs activities for the WIMS Faculty Organization. Officers are elected and terms begin July 1. The president appoints committee chairs who serve during her term.
One mission of WIMS is "to be proactive and constructive in establishing and advancing the careers of women in medicine and science, nursing and health professions."
Our WIMS Officers (President, President-Elect, Secretary, Secretary-Elect) change annually on July 1st, following an annual election. Committee chairs are appointed by the WIMS President under which they serve. We believe by providing proper training during the office-elect year we will ensure a smooth "passing of the information baton" from the current officers and chairs to the incumbents, and set our leaders up to succeed so we do not fail at our mission to be proactive in advancing the careers of women. This process will permit the organization to grow and continue to succeed for years to come, as well as turn out new leaders (or strengthen the skills of experienced leaders) among our women faculty in the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Health Profession.
2014-15 Members of the Executive Council L-R: In-Young Choi, PhD, (Annual Events Co-Chair), Lisa Ogawa, PhD (SON rep), Christine Daley, PhD (2014-15 President) Laura Martin, PhD (Annual Events Chair) Christina Hester, PHD (SOM Rep), Karen Wambach, PhD (SON Rep) Michele Pritchard, PhD (Mentoring Committee Co-Chair), Marty McLaughlin, (WIMS Project Manager and Annual Events Committee Member), Belinda Vail, MD (FY13-14 President), Julie Christianson, PhD (Monthly Program Committee Chair) and Asona Lui (MD/PhD Rep). Additional members not included are in the list below.
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|President 2015-16
|Associate Professor, Preventative medicine and Public Health, Co-Director, Breast Cancer Survivorship Center
|Erica Howe, MD
|Secretary 2015-16
|Assistant Professor, General and Geriatric Medicine, Course Director, Doctors as Educators
|Sandy Billinger, PhD
|President Elect 2016-17
|Associate Professor, Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Sciences Education
|Jana Zaudke, MD
|Secretary Elect 2016-17
|Associate Professor, Family Medicine
|Christine Daley, PhD, MA, SM
|Immedicate Past President 2014-15 and 2015-16 Diversity Committee Member
|Professor, Preventative Medicine & Publih Health
|Paige Geiger, PhD
|Community Liaison and 2012-13 WIMS President
|Associate Professor, Molecular and Integrative Physiology
|Mary Zimmerman, PhD
|McCann Professor 2013-2016
|Professor, Health Policy & Management
|Beth Levant, PhD
|SOM Representative (Basic Science)
|Professor, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Therapeutics
|Lisa Harlan-Williams, PhD
|SOM Representative (Basic Science)
|Research Assistant Professor, Jensen Lab, Cancer Center
|Ann Davis, PhD, MPH, ABPP
|SOM Representative (Clinical Science)
|Professor, Behavioral Pediatrics
|Christina Hester, PhD
|SOM Representative (Clinical Science)
|Research Assistant Professor, Family Medicine
|Karen Wambach, PhD, RN
|SON Representative
|Professor, School of Nursing
|Heather Nelson-Brantley
|SON Representative
|Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing Faculty
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|Diversity Committee (new)
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|Laura Martin, PhD
|Annual Program Committee
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|Jessie Huisinga, PhD
|Monthly Programs & Events
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|Megha Ramaswamy, PhD, MPH
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|Emily Riegel, MD
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Cyndy Myers
An abortion clinic doctor, who is protected by the laws of his state and country, is killed for being a "baby butcher" by a pro-lifer who believes he is also doing mankind a good deed. I would like to know why the pro-lifers aren't targeting the people who need to be targeted in this sad state of affairs: the human animal. What happened to personal responsibility in taking steps to ensure that a baby that isn't wanted isn't created in the first place? Why aren't pro-lifers taking their message to the ones who need it -- all boys and girls and men and women of child-bearing age who want to have sex but don't want the consequences of children? It's called birth control, and if that is also considered murder by these folks, then preach abstinence. Murdering one abortionist doctor is not the answer to solving the problem of irresponsible sexual behavior. In fact, if these people are so against murder in the first place, what is it they call this recent abomination in a church?
Cyndy Myers
Just a reminder folks, this lady is not asking why you are so adamantly opposed to abortions. I'd bet a few dollars that the posts will soon turn to why abortion is murdeeeeeer! I'll just sit his one out and wait for the "spin" from the pro-lifers. GGpap
We do try to educate, GGPAP, but your ilk don't believe in keepimg it's legs closed and zippers zipped. Abstinence is the only 100% way to prevent pregnancy and STDs, but that might mean exercising self control. It is the people out there who give condoms in school, preaching "They're gonna do it anyway!". Giving them condoms, that are misused or "forgotten" is tacit approval to become sexually active. Removing the "stigma" of unwed pregnancy, approval of homosexuality, divorce and abortion as an easy form of BIRTH CONTROL all add up to the answer of your question, Ms. Myers. WE DO adopt, WE DO try to educate. It's your easy life, no morals solutions that end up causing the problem, because 'the ones who need it -- all boys and girls and men and women of child-bearing age who want to have sex but don't want the consequences of children" shouldn't be HAVING SEX IF THEY DON'T WANT CHILDREN!!!!!
GACopperhead, this is one of your hot buttons. You've said on numerous times that you've been chaste for something like 7 years (correct me if I'm wrong) but that is not the norm. Some people, especially young people, have sex drives that challenge their better natures. You can preach self control all you want, but obviously it's just not an issue for you. Your last statement is ridiculous, pure and simple. Don't have sex if you don't want children. Let's see....so that means you get to have sex maybe 3 or 4 times in your life? No thanks, pal. Birth control (not abstinence education, which has been proven over and over to be utterly ineffective--the education, not abstinence itself) is the only way to go.
It isn't up to pro-lifers to PREVENT pregnancies. It is up to the two people conceiving that child to prevent the pregnancy in the first place - not as an afterthought. You don't want it then don't conceive it in the first place. Use birth control before not after!!!!! Face the facts, we are animals and all animals have a sex drive to some degree or another. The difference with human animals is that we have the means and ability to make decisons that prevent pregnancy instead of aborting it.
Good post, GACOPPERHEAD. Ever since Bill Clinton was excused for lying to the country under oath, personal responsibility has been something David Letterman makes jokes about. You can scream abstinence and practicing contraception until you're blue in the face, but if people, especially young people, don't listen and believe that if a pregnancy occurs abortion is just a car ride away, then what good does it do? And GGAP, Operation Rescue, the country's biggest abortion opponent, immediate put out a press release condemning the murder of this doctor. What more do you want, except for all abortion opponents to drop dead?
When a person smokes too much and drinks too much and ends up with lung cancer and cirrhosis of the liver is it their fault and now they have to live with the consequences? Of course, thus we choose what risks we want to take and take the consequences too. Plenty of birth control for men and women now, but obviously don't bother when abortion is now birth control. I would hope all people are pro-life but apparently many have no respect for human life. I am pro-life but support legal abortion, but I am not pro-choice. Abortion should never be a form of birth control for the masses. If people used birth control (which they don't) then I guarantee you less than a sixth of all pregnancies this year will end in abortion as usual. I support legal abortions but not for sorry [filtered word] lazy subhumans who don't bother with birth control. Birth control abounds and is easily accessible but many are too stupid are too lazy to bother. A society that doesn't recognize the conceptus as a human being is lacking in humanity, and ignorant of biology.
Abortion should be available but little availed. It should be the rare "of I screwed up" occassion. But now we have young girls having mutiple abortions and now studies indicate many are having problems giving birth later in life. Without recognizing the conceptus as human then people will continue to be callous and lazy, rather than realize how important prevention is in the equation.
Pro-lifers are indeed targeting boys and girls and men and women of child-bearing age with an abstinence until marriage message. You are just ignorant of the fact. Government schools' idea of sex education is to teach first graders how to put condoms on a banana, and then make sure every student has a government-issued condom at taxpayer expense. Tiller's killer is an aberration - not an example to be generalized to the entire pro-life group as you have falsely done.
I'm not for abortion at all but if it is going to happen then look at the silver lining in the cloud. The libs are just aborting away their future voter base.
Cyndy, killing the innocent unborn is murder too. The good Dr was committing murder by Gods law and moral law. THOSE TWO LAWS TRUMP MISGUIDED, MAN MADE STATE AND FEDERAL LAW.
Cyndy Myers, you may be a little confused. Most pro lifers don't take life. You are lumping us all in with the shooter. That's ignorant. Cyndy you also asked, "what is it they call this recent abomination in a church?". May be you should go to church and find out what they call it. What I didn't understand is how anyone can agree that late term abortion, (the ones the "good" doctor performed) is ok. My conclusion with talking with people is they don't know really whats up....luckily this pro lifer is here to educate. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5168163 For the lefties who cant read, I've got a video for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_W75zh1j2I
Perhaps something in the water to sterilize the unwashed masses?
Sowing and reaping always works either for good or evil. It works for those who beiieve the God who said it and those who don't. Life is so simple we have to pay for help to mis-understand.
I had a teacher named Cyndy Meyers? Taught me in the sixth grade twice LMAO. After two years of me, I probably convinced her of abortion.
As long as the far right insist on abstinence only educatio there will be a need for abprtion clinics.
I am considered, by the Marxist on the board, a far right winger, I believe in the 5 year implant for all young girls along with the teachings of abstinence.
Before you start bashing me that it takes two I see it this way. I am a father of three boys, so I only have to worry about 3 guns. A father of a girl has to worry about a 1000 guns.
Solution.. eliminate the welfare system and the unwanted pregnancies will decrease..
progressives are so easily duped. especially the minority ones.
a campaign of death against humanity and it is your right. obama's first act was to declare war on the unborn with my tax dollars. not only in america but africa. sanger, hillary, obama are all progressives. read the plan here.
short answer, mrs. myers: the crowd who so appreciates public largesse in the right-to-an-abortion debate understands that each new illegitimate birf adds to the voting constituency of libs; how else are ignorant voters supposed to be created?
Cyndy, the difficult part of trying to communicate with people who feel baby slaughter is good is that they (you) have a problem with knowledge (a tremendous lack there of) and the role of personal responsibility in everyday life. Contraception is the responsibility of the pro life? Contraception is murder? These concepts are so obscure and twisted on so many levels and are based on so many wrong assumptions. The quickest way to solve these millions of baby slaughters every year is prevention...on that we agree. The quickest way to prevent the needless pregnancies is by requiring the government subsidized to be spayed or neutered to remain eligible (or become eligible) for government subsidy. They should also be disqualified to vote while on subsidy (and for 370 days after). Abortions would fall by over 80% and the national debt would be shifted almost TOTALLY away from "needless social services". It'll never happen, because you "pro-slaughter" types are anti-responsibility and anti-accountability.
Also PT, they also need to be drug tested as long as they are on the gov't dole! Cyndy probably would not approve of that either. Wonder how many abortions she's had!
"hey i'm a pro choice woman. I can't be bothered with things like contraception or keeping my legs closed. my convienience is more important than a human life. i can create and destroy as many lives as i want to! Those unborn children have no rights. me me me me me me me its all about me me me me"
Pro-lifers believe in Abstinence, which we all know does not work. Then when the baby is born, the pro-lifers deny any support. Baby, you are now on your own! That's really pro-life & the Christian fundamentalist thing to do!
niko, no one is pushing abstinance so much as they are BIRTH CONTROL and personal RESPONSIBILITY---Get it??
no, canyou, Niko hears nothing not on NPR or CNN. Intellectual honesty, responsibility and accountability aren't on the list.
Just curious here. How many of the pro-lifers here support capital punishment? Probably no one answers.
abstinence works 100% of the time. but it takes morality, and self discipline, and self respect. i suppose you know nothing about these things niko.
would that be capital punishment for criminals or innocent unborn? kill the innocent, coddle the murderer. typical progressive destruction of sanity.
I'm still not sure what Ms. Myers is saying. She doesn't seem to make much sense. I don't know anyone who calls birth control "murder". I've not heard any call for the murder of an abortionist. She seems confused. Niko, you are wrong. Abstinence is the only 100% effective birth control. It does work. What is lacking is the self-control and morality of people. Don't blame the pro-life movement for the fault of others who lack discipline and morality. Natchez, I think many/most pro-lifers support capital punishment. This has been explained many times previously. Once again: difference is that unborn/partially born children are 100% innocent. They've done nothing wrong. Someone convicted under the law of committing a capital offense deserves the full measure of just punishment allowed by that law. If that is capital punishment, then so be it. They forfeited their rights as a citizen when they took the life of another person. There's no protection for that worst-of-all criminal. In contrast, there must be protection for the innocent. So, your question is really irrelevant to the discussion.


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Will Matt Serra make the same mistake?
I think the pressure is going to be on Serra big time after Lutter failed to make weight! The UFC will probably check in on him to make sure he is doing everything right! But he really doesn't seem like the kind of guy who would f"k up like Lutter did! What are your thoughts!
No, because Serra's a natural lightweight. He's going up in weight instead of coming down.
I don't think Serra is that much of an idiot.
Terra will NOT be that stupid!He will make the weight. I mean come on,a chance at being a world champ and you blow it over 2 pounds???? I know Luters' purse for the fight is already 10% less,it should have been 50%!!! Paul
No for 2 reasons, He is naturally that weight and 2 He is smarter than Lutter... he wouldnt go to a all you can eat resturant the nigth before his title shot.
Don't hate on Lutter. Serra will make weight because he walks around @ 170. Lutter has to plan out 6 weeks of cutting down and 2 days of starving to get to 185. And if he messes up anywhere along the way, it's all over. Heck, sometimes you just can't be that precise.
thats pure stupid.
A. it doesnt really matter because serra is losing no matter what.
B. i think he lives naturally below the WW limit of 170, so he'll just put on weight prior to the fight.
C. serra is a veteran, knows what he's doing, and hasnt had trouble with this before.
he'll be fine. until the fight starts of course.
Serra will come in at the right weight,he may nothave a good chance at beating GSP but he is a professional and professionals know how to prepare.
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