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The official website of Adelphi University Athletics — at least the golf section — is full of Lou Kelly.
There's no less than seven photos and four headlines featuring the former GCIT standout on the main page.
And deservingly so.
Kelly just capped a spring season full of accolades, which most recently included a second place finish at the NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Regional and a 63rd place finish in a field of over 120 golfers at the Division II National Championship.
The junior's second place finish at regionals helped the Panthers earn a tie for third overall in the competition. Kelly birdied his final two holes in the final round of action to finish No. 2, allowing him to become the first Adelphi golfer since 2009 to reach the National Championship tournament.
"I think (the third round) was the toughest round of golf I had to play," Kelly said of the regional. "The pins were placed really tough and the wind was really blowing. I think that's why there were so many high scores."
He shot a one-under par 212 (70-70-72) during the event, one of just two players to shoot under par during the regional.
"I had already won a tournament by 10 strokes earlier in the season and I thought I could win there, I knew my game was good enough. It was just a matter of getting it together and putting well. It was bitter sweet though with the team losing in a playoff."
His 10-stroke win came in Southport, North Carolina in late March, carding rounds of 65, 74, and 72 on the par-72 course during the St. James Plantation Invite. The individual effort led Adelphi to its third team win of the season to that point. Kelly was named Northeast-10 Conference player of the week shortly after.
Kelly also led the Panthers to their second straight Northeast-10 Championship in the fall and earned First-Team All-Northeast-10 honors after finishing in second place in the tournament.
He cracked the top 10 at the Saint Thomas of Aquinas Invitational in mid-April, shooting rounds of 75-72 as the Panthers claimed third place as a team. Kelly took 14th in the IUP Invitational a week later.
Despite the rough finish — at least for Kelly's high expectations — at the National Championship, he had been confident heading in. His expectations will likely rise during his senior campaign, which begins in a few months, as will others' expectations of Kelly.
Most likely, none of it will effect the former South Jersey standout.
"Why wouldn't you go into every tournament expecting to win?" Kelly asked. "You just got to go in and play your best."
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Wrap up and a Favor to Ask! Plus, Statistical Graphs!
All right! The Christmas rush is over and the New Year is already under way. Everyone within the USA should have received their book and poster by now. If you... Read more
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The Books Are Coming!
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Proofs Have Arrived!
I got the proofs for Book 1 last week!
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Process Shot #3
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Kleya's Origins
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Who Went Out? Who is Antichrist?
1 John
by Joe Holder
Little children, it is the last time: and as ye have heard that antichrist shall come, even now are there many antichrists; whereby we know that it is the last time. They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would no doubt have continued with us: but they went out, that they might be made manifest that they were not all of us. (1Jo 2:18-19)
I do not question that decline among Christians and increased opposition from outside the camp of believers will accompany the last days before Christ's final return. However in a respectful assessment of this passage, along with several of John's other references to "antichrists" of whom he wrote, they existed at the time of his writing. We cannot defer them until the end-times just prior to the Second Coming. He specifically states that many antichrists are already in the world, and he writes this letter in opposition to at least one of the major groups whom he categorized in this way. Here he merely identifies that many antichrists exist, evidence that epochal Bible prophecy had reached the time when the only direct Bible prophecy remaining to be fulfilled relates to the Second Coming. No other prophecy suspended the imminence of the Second Coming.
Some theologians attempt to establish that the first generation of Christians, even the apostles, believed that the Second Coming would occur in their lifetime. It seems more reasonable, and a more rational Biblical interpretation, to hold that they believed in the imminence, not the immediacy, of the Lord's return. In other words they believed He could return at any time, but not that He necessarily was to return immediately. Every faithful believer should hold to the imminence of the Lord's return. That belief should transform our lives and keep us faithful to our holy calling.
Remember the lesson from Jesus Himself that introduced the corollary between our view of the Second Coming and how we treat each other. The servant who concluded, "My lord delayeth his coming," also began to beat and mistreat his fellow servants. The servant who believed his lord would soon return lived more graciously toward his fellow servants. We see that lesson lived out frequently around us. When otherwise faithful believers begin to mistreat or speak harshly toward other believers, they reveal that they no longer truly accept the doctrine of Christ's imminent return! The believer who holds this doctrine tightly and faithfully will treat others, even those who do not live up to his expectations, as if the Lord might return tomorrow. How forcefully our deep personal belief regarding the Lord's return will appear in our conduct. How do you treat those with whom you disagree? Do you prove to them and to all who witness your conduct that you truly believe in the reality of the Lord's imminent return? Or do you merely give lip service to the idea while your conduct proves that you don't really view the Lord's return seriously?
Perhaps one of the most frequently misinterpreted passages from 1 John appears in our lesson. They went out from us...". How often Christians refer these words to other believers whom they have mistreated and driven from their fellowship? Or they will refer to those with whom they disagree over a non-essential issue in these harsh terms. Such a harsh accusation against someone who differs with us over an insignificant question says far more about us than about the person with whom we disagree. We should reserve this commentary for those who depart from major essential Christian doctrine or conduct. In the case of this letter John has already focused his opposition against the Docetists who literally denied the whole question of the incarnation, that Jesus was actually God manifest in human flesh. Such a doctrine attacked the very foundations of Christian truth and, if it succeeded, would have altered the whole course of Christianity for all future generations. We should never use such harshness against people who differ with us over minor or non-essential issues.
This whole question imposes a rather energetic task upon us. What do you view as essential Christian doctrine? What do you view as non-essential? Take the time to make a thoughtful list of both items. A word to the wise, your list of essentials should be rather short and thoughtfully constructed. Anyone who rejects, holds to an aberrant view of, one of these doctrines cannot be considered a "Christian." This harmonizes with John's use of the term against the Docetic gnostics. Think back over the last hundred years of our history. Have we at times rejected some from our fellowship who, though following admittedly grave error, were not guilty of such a severe departure as to question their basic Christianity? If so, we may well have imposed an excessively severe judgment against them in light of this passage. Once you cut off any relationship or contact with an erring brother or sister, you lose any hope of influencing them to repent and return to the right path. Before cutting them off so severely and finally, we should exhaust every avenue of contact and influence to win them back to the historic and Biblical view of the faith. We should carefully examine our own assessment of essentials to see if they ring true in light of a long view of history, not merely against our esoteric view and lifetime of experience in the faith. Even if we entered the faith early in life and live to a very old age, what is our lifetime compared with almost two thousand years of history in the faith? My personal experience or my private interpretation of my experience should never be used as the judge of what is historic and acceptable Christianity.
John didn't say that those who went out merely disagreed with us, but that they were not of us. At least he indicates that they did not share his views of the faith. At most he questioned that they were even saved! He did not view this situation in a trivial manner.
If we encounter areas of lesser disagreement with someone in our fellowship, we should honestly acknowledge the difference and work, kindly and faithfully, to resolve it. We should never break fellowship with anyone over these lesser issues! To do so makes us guilty of Biblical heresy, creating or contributing to a divisive "party spirit." You see heresy in the New Testament does not require that a person hold to a view that contradicts historic New Testament faith. You may be orthodox in every point of your theological beliefs and still, through a harsh schismatic attitude, be a full-fledged heretic! The New Testament does not view breach of fellowship among believers capriciously. Research the definition of the Greek word translated heresy in the New Testament. It should instill in us an amazing spirit of reserve in our dealings with those who do not in every point agree with us. We have much to learn in this area of our Christianity.
There may be significance in the fact that John writes, "They went out from us." Could he be referring to the apostolic circle, not to the broader circle of first century churches? If these people had openly departed from the New Testament faith as attested by the apostles, but were still involved in local churches, the gravity of John's warning becomes obvious and fully justified. A favorite tactic of the gnostics was to assert that they had a private revelation from the days of Christ and the apostles, but not the documented historic revelation contained in Scripture. It was a secret and unwritten source that they claimed to be superior to any written historical chain. Numerous documents appeared early in the second century claiming to be from the pen of an apostle, but containing spurious and obvious errors when compared with the written and known faith of the apostles. Had they already initiated this allegation of a secret non-written source for their ideas, John's comments here are quite revealing. In opposing gnostic heresies Irenaeus clearly defined what he meant by tradition as a reliable source of the church's authority. He rejected recent ideas and defined tradition as the written teachings of the apostles and other recognized authors of New Testament documents, and those teachings faithfully maintained from apostolic times by the church. Thus in one definition he rejected internal esoteric and recent "traditions" as well as the specific claims made by gnostics to a secret non-written source for their major departures from the faith.
How can this lesson instruct us? Be cautious in harshly judging those who may not agree with you in minor points. Don't become a heretic in your opposition to heretics. Be equally cautious about creating "traditions" of your own brand that fail to find their roots in Scripture and historic church practice. I once encountered a problem in a church (far away from our area) in which one element in this particular church referred to a practice they had initiated less than a year earlier as part of their "tradition." Bible tradition does not grow out of our immediate and private experience but out of Scripture and respect for the faith of Scripture once and for all time delivered to the saints.
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Bono to Present Award at Global Citizen Festival
Bono is the latest musician to be added to the lineup of next week's Global Citizen Festival -- though he will appear as a presenter and not as a performer, as far as we know. The U2 singer will present President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia with a Global Citizen Movement Award in recognition of her dedication to women's equality issues.
As previously noted, the second annual Global Citizen Festival is slated for September 28 in New York's Central Park and is intended to raise awareness of global poverty -- an issue that Bono has long been an active on. It will include a concert headlined by Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, John Mayer and Kings of Leon.
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Genesee Circuit Chief Judge Richard Yuille issued his ruling Wednesday, Oct. 9, after a brief hearing involving defense attorney Tricia Raymond and Special Assistant Attorney General Michael Thomas, who is assigned to the Genesee County Prosecutor's office.
Prosecutors supported Raymond's motion for Hayman's disqualification.
Yuille said it is rare for both the prosecution and defense to agree on these motions but Yuille said prosecutors needed to ensure that any convictions they secure would not be subject to appeal because of the judge.
Yuille said in his ruling that he did not find that Hayman has any actual bias against Raymond but said that there is a reasonable perception of bias. Yuille cited a subpoena that Hayman issued Sept. 20 against Flint Journal reporter Ron Fonger seeking information on Raymond.
The subpoena asked for all articles written by Fonger in 2012 and 2013 regarding Flint-area attormey Denise Ketchmark, Hayman and Raymond.
The Flint Journal filed a motion to quash the subpoena and Flint Journal attorney J. Michael Huget said Fonger was released from the subpoena after an Oakland County judge said that Hayman failed to show there was a need for Fonger to be involved in the paternity case.
Neither Hayman nor his attorney, Jack Belzer, were at the disqualification hearing in Yuilles's courtroom Wednesday and could not be reached for comment.
Raymond appealed to Yuille after Hayman refused her request that Hayman disqualify himself from hearimg her cases.
Raymond, Hayman's former law clerk, testified in a paternity lawsuit filed against Hayman by Ketchmark and has said in court filings that she felt "pressured" by Hayman to change her testimony in the paternity case. The paternity case is being heard in Oakland County.
Raymond wanted Hayman removed from her cases despite his assurances that he would be fair.
In a transcript of Raymond's deposition, Hayman told her, "You were subpoenaed here and so, you know, I will treat you fairly in my courtroom whenever you come in front of me. You can guarantee that, okay. I have no issue with you whatsoever, okay"
Raymond argued that Fonger's subpoena was proof that the judge did not forget about her testimony.
Yuille said in the hearing Wednesday that he would have preferred Hayman voluntarily step aside from hearing Raymond's cases.
Raymond said she had four cases pending in Hayman's court including the case of Jeramy Wagner, who is charged with murder in the death of his 3-month-old son in Montrose Township. Wagner was in court for Wednesday's hearing.
Yuille said the disqualification would remain in effect until at least the end of the Oakland County case and could be revisited following the paternity case's conclusion.


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Below is the classic murder ballad sung by Cindy Mangsen in traditional style. The lyrics of many different variations of this song are collected in Francis James Child's The English and Scottish Popular Ballads and reprinted on wikisource here (although I can't find the lyrics for this precise rendition).
Here is another version transformed into a dark soundscape by Mick Harris and Martyn Bates. While the traditional sounds like a pretty, creepy song, this one sounds more like... a confession.
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Monday, September 13, 2010
The Seven Dwarves Meet Their End
D.L. Ashliman, a retired folklorist from the University of Pittsburgh collects tales from all over the world. Including a version of the Snow White story from Switzerland, in which local peasants burst in on the Seven Dwarves and kill them in a rage, after assuming that they are in some kind of freaky sexual commune with their poor peasant housekeeper. It's sort of like if the dwarves were played by Harvey Keitel and Snow White was a young Jodie Foster.
It's just plain wrong. Read it here.
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Labels: Snow White, Taxi Driver
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Bog Bodies - Ghoulish Evidence of Ancient Rituals
The fellow above is "Red Franz," named for his lovely, preserved hair. Peat cutters discovered him in Germany more than a hundred years ago, and he lived between 200 AD and 400 AD. I found the photo on the website of the Canadian Museum of Civilization. But it was on Archaeology.org that I learned how he died:
Museum curators only detected the actual cause of Franz's death, when, after decades of being displayed on his back, they turned him over onto his abdomen and saw evidence of a deep gash in his throat, still visible in the remaining soft tissue of the back of his neck and shoulders.
An article in the Independent describes him as a murder victim -- he was so well-preserved that locals called the police when they first found him, thinking he was recently killed. But some bodies found in bogs in northern Europe may have been victims of human sacrifice. How often this really happened is a controversy. But I will be digging into the subject.
Devilwhippin' - A truly disturbing video
I wasn't looking for this. Neither are you.
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John Carpenter's The Thing - Now With Swivel-Arm Battle Grip
This is a reimagined version of Carpenter's The Thing, only with GI Joe figures filmed in stop-motion set to the tune of a Zombie Zombie song called "Driving This Road Until Death Sets You Free." I first discovered it on a blog called And Now The Screaming Starts, and it will change your life.
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Theres two good games for yaVirtual Console
Blaster Master
Earthworm Jim 2
Here's what press.nintendo said we get...again I couldnt find what we get on the vc.nintendolife website
heres the link http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=21364Virtual Console
Blaster Master
Price: 500 Wii Points
Description: The New York sewers were never like this. You've fallen down a hidden manhole into a world of creatures so terrifying they'd scare the rats away. You can panic and perish, or blast your way through an endless maze of tunnels in search of secret passages to your escape. Masters of the Caverns lay waiting - prehistoric creatures so powerful and gigantic they literally fill your screen. Load your arsenal and get ready for Blaster Master.
Earthworm Jim 2
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: Superhero annelid Jim and his new sidekick, Snott, are back for an off-the-wall sequel in Earthworm Jim 2. Containing more action than your standard platformer from the Genesis era, each stage has a different style and mission, drawing on game play from different genres, including mazes, trivia contests and arcade-style levels. The game also features music composed by Tommy Tallarico. Do you have what it takes to rescue the Princess?
Stunt Cars
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: Stunt Cars takes place on elevated racetracks with very little to stop players from accidentally driving off the side. Turbo can be used to make a car go faster, but it can only be used for a limited amount of time in each race. As you progress through the game's four championship cups, you'll unlock special features such as driver achievement awards.
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: Diatomic is a fast retro-arcade action game that takes place inside a set of petri dishes. The safe confines of your petri dish are about to be invaded by nine different diatomic creatures that seek to destroy you. Armed with your shield, tail, strategic intelligence and good reflexes, you stand a good chance of defeating the overwhelming odds. You must stay alive during 65 hectic stages spread over five chapters. The high score list shows what kind of player you are. Playing defensively and gaining an all-out defensive high score is harder to pull off than gaining an all-out offensive high score.
Moki Moki
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: It's a mind-bending, gravity-defying puzzler. The Moki are being devoured by the voracious Gromblins, and it's up to you to guide the hapless little guys to safety. Bend, twist and rotate the environment to herd the Moki through a series of brain-teasing puzzles. Along the way, you'll have to contend with deadly pitfalls, spinning blades and shifting gravity. Roll Moki down ramps, grab them with hooks and blast them with jets to guide them safely to the portals. Challenge your skills in 100 unique levels.
Rubik's Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH
Price: 600 Wii Points
Description: Rubik's Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH is a 3-D puzzle game with more than 70 challenging levels. Players need to guide Cubes to color-coded exit points. Using the Wii Remote controller's intuitive controls, players herd the colored cubes along by using Conveyer Belts, Warps, Stop Signs, Directional Signs and Splits. RUSH also includes the original Rubik's Cube as a bonus. Players can attempt to solve one of the four different-sized Cubes alone, compete against a second player or learn how to solve the classic Rubik's Cube.
Theres two good games for yaVirtual Console
Blaster Master
Earthworm Jim 2
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MikeDBloke - PSN
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The development studio id in the course of an official press release new information about the fair QuakeCon 2011 has announced. Accordingly, the opening address by John Carmack is held, who co-founded id Software, and currently as a Technical Director working on new engines, to be Another site is Todd Howard, who works at the Bethesda Game Studios as a game director and the role-playing game The Elder Scrolls V: Hot Pursuit is the first time presenting to an audience. Chris Rhinehart similar offers (Project Lead in the Human Head Studios), who is also the first time Prey 2 will play live in front of the audience.
If you want to create yourself as a visitor to hand, you can do in show business. There, the first-person shooter will rage from the Design Director Matt Hopper presented. Various play stations give visitors the opportunity to try the end-game itself. QuakeCon will take place from the 4th held until 7 August 2011 at the Hilton Anatole, Dallas. Admission is free. Anyone who wants to participate in the large-BYOC LAN party (Bring Yor Own Computer), have to get on the official website to register QuakeCon.


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|Jan. 3, 201612:12 PM PT1:12 PM MT2:12 PM CT3:12 PM ET20:12 GMT4:12 AM 北京时间1:12 PM MST3:12 PM EST2:12 PM CT0:12 UAE (+1)15:12 ET18:12 - The Seahawks have three starters back from injuries that kept them out of the end of the regular season: Chancellor (pelvis), left tackle Russell Okung (calf) and right guard J.R. Sweezy (concussion).
Analysis: Chancellor missed three straight games to close the season with a pelvis injury.
|Dec. 16, 20153:56 PM PT4:56 PM MT5:56 PM CT6:56 PM ET23:56 GMT7:56 AM 北京时间4:56 PM MST6:56 PM EST5:56 PM CT3:56 UAE (+1)18:56 ET21:56 - Chancellor is active for Sunday's game against St. Louis.
Analysis: The safety has been dealing with a bruised tailbone.
|Dec. 13, 201512:00 PM PT1:00 PM MT2:00 PM CT3:00 PM ET20:00 GMT4:00 AM 北京时间1:00 PM MST3:00 PM EST2:00 PM CT0:00 UAE (+1)15:00 ET18:00 - Chancellor hurt his tailbone Sunday for the 'Hawks.
Analysis: Chancellor is questionable to return.
|Sep. 26, 20151:19 PM PT2:19 PM MT3:19 PM CT4:19 PM ET20:19 GMT4:19 AM 北京时间1:19 PM MST3:19 PM EST3:19 PM CT0:19 UAE (+1)16:19 ET19:19 - The Seattle Seahawks activated Chancellor and waived safety Dion Bailey on Saturday, a day before their home game against the Chicago Bears.
Analysis: Chancellor reported to the team Wednesday after missing all of training camp, four preseason games and two regular-season games while seeking a new contract. The Seahawks were given a two-week roster exemption for Chancellor, which allowed him to practice while not counting against roster limits.
|Sep. 25, 20152:21 PM PT3:21 PM MT4:21 PM CT5:21 PM ET21:21 GMT5:21 AM 北京时间2:21 PM MST4:21 PM EST4:21 PM CT1:21 UAE (+1)17:21 ET20:21 - Chancellor is expected to play Sunday against the Chicago Bears after ending his holdout earlier this week. Chancellor reported to the team Wednesday after missing all of training camp, four preseason games and two regular-season games while seeking a new contract. Coach Pete Carroll said they will make the final decision on Saturday, but the Seahawks are planning on activating Chancellor for the game.
Analysis: The Seahawks were given a two-week roster exemption for Chancellor, which allowed him to practice while not counting against roster limits. The team will need to make a move to clear a spot on their 53-man roster for Chancellor in order for him to play Sunday.
|Sep. 9, 201512:41 PM PT1:41 PM MT2:41 PM CT3:41 PM ET19:41 GMT3:41 AM 北京时间12:41 PM MST2:41 PM EST2:41 PM CT23:41 UAE15:41 ET18:41 - After nearly eight weeks of being absent and losing out on potentially more than $2 million, Chancellor returned to the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday. His holdout is over and the menacing presence of No. 31 could be back on the field for Seattle as early as Sunday.
Analysis: Chancellor reported to the team's facility early Wednesday morning, ending a holdout that started when he missed the first day of training camp on July 31 and lingered through the 0-2 start to the regular season for the Seahawks, who lost to St. Louis and Green Bay. Seattle will have a two-week roster exemption for Chancellor, but he must be added to the active 53-man roster at least 24 hours prior to kickoff to play either this Sunday against Chicago or Monday, Oct. 5.
|July 31, 20153:59 PM PT4:59 PM MT5:59 PM CT6:59 PM ET22:59 GMT6:59 AM 北京时间3:59 PM MST5:59 PM EST5:59 PM CT2:59 UAE (+1)18:59 ET21:59 - Chancellor, Michael Bennett and Bobby Wagner all took different approaches Friday to show displeasure with their contract situations with the Seattle Seahawks.
Analysis: Chancellor said nothing other than with his actions, by holding out from the start of training camp and potentially incurring fines of $30,000 per day. Chancellor's hold out is due to his displeasure with the compensation in his contract signed prior to the 2013 season that will pay him $4.5 million for the 2015 season.
|Feb. 4, 20155:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET1:40 GMT9:40 AM 北京时间6:40 PM MST8:40 PM EST7:40 PM CT5:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ET23:40 - Chancellor and cornerback Richard Sherman played against the Patriots with significant injuries.
Analysis: Chancellor played with a torn medial collateral ligament and deep bone bruise in his left knee after he bumped knees with a teammate in practice two days before the Super Bowl.
|Feb. 1, 20153:10 PM PT4:10 PM MT5:10 PM CT6:10 PM ET23:10 GMT7:10 AM 北京时间4:10 PM MST6:10 PM EST5:10 PM CT3:10 UAE (+1)18:10 ET21:10 - Chancellor was active for Sunday's Super Bowl and starting after testing out his left knee in pregame.
Analysis: Chancellor fell in practice late in the week, but was listed as probable for the game.


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[QUOTE=Annieh;1307955]Who was the speaker??[/QUOTE]
Bryony James - she's an Associate Prof at UoA, in chemical engineering. She works on the molecular structure of food, including how to make the perfect chocolate :D
She sounds like a very interesting person, and inspirational speaker. Glad you had a good day.
I'm cautiously saying that work seems to be coming under control :). I've spent pretty much a week at home just catching up, and I THINK I know about the things that are coming up. Feels good.
Another detox day is over. That feels good, too.
I'm still ruminating on the weight loss thing. I've shifted to wondering what it would feel like to be 70kgs - and my first response was that I shouldn't go that low. I don't know how to be that person! Unpicking that response, I thought about how I dress now, and how that might change if I lose over 20kg. I put it into pounds - I'm about 210lbs at the moment, and if this diet works I'll go down to about 150.
Right now I dress in kind of flowing clothes - black pants and loose tops for work, track pants and loose t-shirts at home. I usually wear flat or nearly flat shoes. I use mascara and eyeliner for work, and nothing when I'm 'off duty'. I have fairly plain underwear. In the past when I've lost weight, which I've done 3 times with varying lowest weights from 84kgs/185lbs down to 60kgs/130lbs (that low weight was pathological r/t my divorce - my period stopped and I slept all the time), I've also changed my dress style to tighter clothes that have a more 'look at me' vibe to them, sexy underwear and nightwear. Maybe that's a clue about why I regain. If this huge change is going to work, I need to be comfortable as much as possible. I suspect it's enough of a challenge to cope with a different body in private, without making it public. The answer to this is to consciously stay with the same style of dress while I adjust. Just one single change at a time.
Maintaining a lower weight is another thing. I'll be staying with paleo, without a doubt. But I also know I have a bit of an issue with sugar :p but I don't honestly think I can spend the rest of my life being paranoid about everything I eat. I'll need to think about that some more, and sort out the sugar demon screaming at me not to deprive myself, the masochist who wants a life of deprivation, and a sensible way to live my life.
I've also been thinking that I would go to the gym specifically to start lifting. I have some concerns about hurting myself if I try to do it on my own, some about being generally quite weak, lots about osteoporosis and lack of balance (neither of which I have, and I want to stave them off for as long as possible if not forever). I also really like the feeling of being strong - it makes me feel more energetic and adventurous. I'd have to get brave, though, and get a trainer to help me get started. I'd also have to be willing to take my wobbly, weak body into a palace of tight, strong people. Eeek
Wow, I've achieved next to nothing at work today - I've ventured into threads I'd usually keep well clear of, and it kind of feels like watching a train wreck in verrrrrrrry slooooooow motion.
I've also been thinking and reading about sugar and exercise. I'm such a good employee today :rolleyes:. Today is grocery day, and I'm going to stock up on supplies to help me get over this sugar crap. I did a list of foods that I really don't want to live without on a permanent basis:
[LIST][*]fruit juice (I don't have this very often, but if we're out with friends an OJ is a good substitute for alcohol)[*]homemade chutney or relish - I have this really often, like daily[*]chocolate[*]dried fruit - again, not a frequent food[*]icecream[*]honey[*]maple syrup[*]pineapple/watermelon/all fruits[/LIST]
Apart from the chutney and chocolate, these are not everyday or even everyweek foods. They're mostly in a social context, and saying no to them every time feels like deprivation. My question to myself is whether it's possible for me to have these things in my life and stay in control. I've certainly had less cravings since I've been feeling better - but at work today I've had milk chocolate and a 'fizzy fruit drink' (which means carbonated apple juice with added sugar). I'm bored and frustrated today - my office is a nice space but it's confining, and I've had lots of people popping in to see me. I'm eating to try and make myself feel better, but instead I just feel tired.
Anyway, regardless of those reasons, I know that when I don't eat sugar I don't crave it. So that's what I'm planning to do for now. That involves staying away from fruit unless it's with a meal and not intensely sweet. My only potential derailing point, and the one I keep using as an excuse not to start this process, is that the protein shake I've been prescribed has sweeteners in it, and it tastes super-sweet to me. But I have to give it a try.
Re exercise - I'm not changing anything just now. Rest and stability are part of the treatment plan.
It was a good weekend. I'm doing fine, food-wise :). The detox powder should last til Saturday, but I think it's only got enough left for another 2-3 days. Then I get to experience the third phase powder :eek:. I'm too scared to open the can just yet!
It feels more and more like spring, but we still have that really cold southerly that gives me an earache. It's lovely when I can find a place out of the wind, though!!
I'll be working from home for a lot of this week, which I'm really happy about. I get to have more meaningful breaks this way, involving playing with the dogs and a bit of housework. That beats wandering down to get a cup of tea then plunking down in front of the computer again.
Just caught up on everything in your new journal Jac. Sounds like you've found yourself a great doc and you're on the road to feeiling a lot better. But frigging hell, the sugar monster is such a pain in the arse isnt it.
[QUOTE=Suse;1311938]Just caught up on everything in your new journal Jac. Sounds like you've found yourself a great doc and you're on the road to feeiling a lot better. But frigging hell, the sugar monster is such a pain in the arse isnt it.[/QUOTE]
Well, I'm beginning to wonder if the problem isn't me but is the stuff I'm reading ;). Have you taken a look at those Peat threads?? And now Em is back to show us that being totally sugar free isn't needed to feel great.
Seriously, I just want to feel relaxed about what I eat. I get that I can't do that now, because I'm still a fucked up unit :p. But surely it can happen one day?? I wonder if I'll live that long, lol.
I finished that horrible detox powder today! The next phase is all about vitamins and minerals.
I get so hyped up and positive just after I've seen the doctor, and now that it's been a while I can't help wondering if he can really reverse all that damage from the last 40 odd years with just a few months of supplements. The jury is still out.
If you call in, Em - I thought hcg worked for you???
no I havent read anything about this PEAT business yet. I did stop in on a thread about sugar and my god, what a slag fest was going on in there. I remember now why I dont really bother reading the other threads now. The trouble with sugar (if you ask me which I'm sure you will :) ) is that it's just so addictive. Someone has just put out some lollies at work. Well oh oh, now I want to eat more than one - or possibly more than a hundred :) I dont eat fruit so it's not like I've ever had my sugar from there anyway. But realistically, I know that if I was to ditch sugar (and by that I mean the white stuff, not carbs per se), then I really would most likely see the scales move. And I would probably look better too, because lets get real, sugar does age us.
You're so sensible, Suse :). I do want to get off the sugar, because I hate feeling out of control - and it definitely makes me feel more hungry. The thing I can't figure out yet is the effect of fruit and starches on sugar cravings. I kind of think they don't start me craving, but something does! The only time I'm properly free of wanting sweet things is when I don't have any at all. But on the other hand, I do know that stevia doesn't trigger me at all.
Anyway - the next phase of detox starts today, and it smells like vanilla. It also has rice protein in it so it'll be grainy. I can't wait to be done with this because drinking my breakfast isn't really working for me.
Oops, I think I'm having a moan-ish kind of a morning!!


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MONTGOMERY, Alabama – Small business owners concerned with how the Affordable Health Care Act might impact their operations need to save the date.
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is sponsoring a webinar at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 dedicated to providing small business owners with practical guidance on how to deal with the act's mandates and administrative requirements.
"Working with private-sector partners, Extension will provide research-based, unbiased information just as we have done in our traditional program areas for the last 100 years," said Paul Brown, the statewide extension system's associate director.
Specifically, webinar participants will learn:
- Which small businesses will be affected by the employer mandate?
- How do small businesses prepare for this requirement?
- What is the difference between full-time, part-time, full-time equivalent and seasonal employee?
- How do I determine whether an employee is a full-time employee?
- What new administrative functions will be required to comply with the law?
- What is required for businesses that fall below the 50-employee threshold?
"Small businesses on farms, on Main Street or in industrial parks are a critical part of our state's economy, and they provide community workforce stability. Extension can provide educational opportunities directly to small business through our distance technology delivery system. The goal is to help small businesses succeed," Brown said.
The webinar – also sponsored by the National Federation of Independent Business; Constangy, Brooks and Smith, LLP; and Jackson Thornton Certified Public Accountants – will feature attorney Tommy Eden and certified public accountant Patti Perdue discussing how businesses should prepare.
While the majority of the new taxes, mandates and administrative requirements begin in January 2014, some major provisions take effect in 2013.
The webinar can be accessed via www.aces.edu/events, but participants are encouraged to test their browser early by going to the link and choosing any of the listed extension system public programs.
In addition, many of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's county offices will be showing the webinar. Individuals should contact their county Extension office to confirm if the webinar will be shown there. To find the nearest county office, visit the extension system website at www.aces.edu.


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Blue skies, 70 miles of beaches, and a year-round Mediterranean climate... San Diego makes for a sunny summer getaway. The newly renovated Westin Gaslamp Quarter is inviting guests to stay and play with a number of enticing packages. Until September 5, 2011, you can get a third night free. Or if you book the "Summer Sun and Shopping Spree" package, you'll get a $100 Macy's gift card for each night of your stay! The Washington Post points out that regular rates start at $169, so the package rates of $199 (plus $25 per night in taxes), translates to $70 you get for retail therapy. Another hot deal: AAA members and California residents can score $99 room rates! Located next to San Diego's historic and vibrand Gaslamp Quarter, the hotel offers a heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, WestinWORKOUT Gym, and 450 guest rooms with flat-screen TVs and Heavenly Beds.
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Americans serving in Iraq will have to wait until the next president takes office before they can expect any substantial changes in troop numbers, if Bush follows the latest recommended plan from Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker.
The New York Times:
General Petraeus, speaking to Mr. Bush by secure videoconference during a two-hour meeting of the National Security Council, recommended putting off decisions on further troop reductions for a month or two after the departure in July of five extra brigades sent last year to help secure the nation, the officials said. They spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to speak freely about internal deliberations.
There would be more frequent reviews after that to see when withdrawals might be allowed to resume, without any predetermined outcome and, given the time required to put troops into motion, little likelihood of big reductions on short timetables.
During the briefing to the president, General Petraeus laid out a number of potential options, the officials said, but avoided using the term "pause." That word has gained traction here in Washington over recent weeks to describe the plateau in troop levels that is widely expected to last through the fall elections and perhaps beyond.
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For the second time this season, the No. 14 West Texas A&M volleyball team will try to rebound from a loss.
The Lady Buffs were swept for the first time this season Saturday, falling to No. 7 Central Missouri 25-12, 25-7, 25-17. WT did go 3-1 in the South Central Regional Crossover at Pittsburg State last weekend.
"Overall, it was a good weekend," WT coach Jason Skoch said. "It's how your memory works. We played great. There are some things we've worked on specifically since we lost to Tarleton that I saw transfer over. I was a little disappointed in how we didn't fight. We now know the direction we need to go with this team."
Skoch saw something in Central Missouri he wants to see out of his team.
"They don't let up," Skoch said. "They do what we do, only better. They have had the same team for three years with a boat load of seniors. They get the sense of urgency. It's something for our girls to mirror."
Skoch knows Central Missouri is a better team than WT at this point but believes the Lady Buffs can get better.
"The loss was 60 percent them, 40 percent us," Skoch said. "They are good. Even if we played our best, we probably would have lost. I think we could have pushed it to five. So the 40 percent is what we need to work on. We can't change them. Realistically what can they improve on through the year? We have a lot to improve on, so I think we can make up a lot of ground by the end of the year. I feel good about it."
WT (16-2, 7-1) gets back to Lone Star Conference play at 7 p.m. Tuesday when they travel to Eastern New Mexico.
"Eastern is the program that pushes WT the most historically," Skoch said.
"They play with no fear and their coach is good. We are going to have a very tough practice. We will see how they will respond. Historically, Eastern has always been a thorn in our side. If we focus, I like our chances."
Lone Star Conference
Team Conference Overall
West Texas A&M 7-1 16-2
Angelo State 7-1 18-2
Tarleton State 5-1 11-7
Cameron 4-3 10-5
Abilene Christian 4-3 10-9
Incarnate Word 5-4 9-7
Texas Woman's 3-4 5-11
Texas A&M-Kingsville 3-6 7-6
Midwestern State 2-5 10-6
Texas A&M-Commerce 1-7 4-10
Eastern New Mexico 1-7 4-12


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Fujifilm FinePix S4500 and S4200
Latest Camera Reviews
The Fujifilm FinePix S4500 (pictured) and S4200 are two new, AA-powered 14-megapixel superzoom cameras with 30x and 24x Optical Power Zoom lenses, respectively. Inside these FinePix S-series cameras is a 1/2.3-inch CCD sensor with CCD-shift anti-shake functionality. Manual shooting mode, accessed via the mode dial, gives photographers full control over exposure. Photographs can be compased using a 200,000-dot electronic viewfinder or the 230,000-dot rear screen. Other highlights include a 2cm supermacro mode and 720p HD movie capture.
Fujifilm Press Release
Power, flexibility and creative control with the FinePix S4500 and S4200
The FinePix S4500 and S4200 are the highlight models of the 4 new cameras set to feature in the S-series long-zoom bridge camera range in spring 2012.
Specifically designed for users who want maximum reach without compromising image quality or convenience, the S4500 and S4200 feature high-quality 30x and 24x Fujinon optical zoom lenses respectively, while also offering advanced features in compact, robust, easy to use bodies. In addition, these cameras also offer key performance improvements in speed and functionality to ensure photographers have all they need to capture high quality images in a wide range of shooting conditions.
Get close to the action
The Optical Power Zoom lenses make them ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, keen travellers or sports fans – anywhere that a longer zoom length will help users capture better images. And for the FinePix S4500, fast and accurate framing is made by easier with a precise 45-step zoom control.
The Fujinon' lenses have the company's hallmark level of expert engineering to minimize chromatic aberrations and distortions. They offer edge-to-edge sharpness and exceptional clarity in images. The S4500 and S4200 also offer a Super Macro mode that focuses down to just 2cm for detail-filled close-ups.
Designed for performance
Inside these FinePix S-series cameras is Fujifilm's unique 1/2.3-inch 14 megapixel CCD sensor offering the renowned image quality that users across the world expect from Fujifilm's award-winning cameras. In low-light situations, users can adjust the ISO from 64 up to 6400*¹ and use Fujifilm's proprietary CCD-Shift image stabilisation to help keep images sharp.
As well as high-quality stills captured as both Fine and Normal quality JPEGs, the S4500 and S4200 offer 720p HD movie capture at 30fps for smooth movies that will impress friends and family – especially when the HDMI output is used to connect the cameras to an HD ready TV for instant playback.
Manual shooting mode, accessed via the mode dial, gives photographers full control of manual shooting such as shutter priority mode or aperture priority mode. In addition to the new technological features offered by the S-series cameras, they have been optimised for faster start-up, improved speed of Auto Focus and an upgraded response time. All this combines to ensure that users won't miss a shot.
*ISO3200/6400 is effective in S mode.
See the whole picture
Users of these S-series cameras can choose between composing their pictures using the 200,000 dots Electronic Viewfinder (EVF), and the 3.0 -inch LCD screen on the rear of the camera. The 230,000-dots LCD screen has been redesigned to make it simple to play back stills and movies, navigate the cameras' menus and frame pictures – even when in bright sunlight. The cameras' rear screens have an improved brightness over previous models to ensure details stand out and colours appear more realistic.
In addition, Face Detection technology is included to automatically lock onto faces appearing in scene, and Fujifilm's SR Auto modes will make light work of any situation, capturing the very best quality pictures no matter how technically challenging the exposure.
These S-series cameras have fully controllable exposure modes for the more advanced photographer. There's even the option to Date Stamp images to ensure users never forget when they captured their new favourite photographs.
Shooting with convenience
Ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the user's hand, even throughout long shooting sessions, these super-zoom cameras offer impressive levels of technology considering their compact size. For convenience, power is provided by four widely available AA batteries, making them ideal for travellers or holidaymakers as there are no bulky chargers or plug adapters to carry around. With the innovative improvements and the wide-reaching zoom ranges, either model will prove to be a rewarding choice for all keen photographers.
*¹ ISO3200/6400 is effective in S mode.
Fujifilm FinePix S4500 and S4200 key features
1/2.3-inch 14MP CCD sensor
24mm wide-angle-super-zoom lens
200,000 dots EVF
3-inch 230,000 dots LCD
4x AA batteries
720p HD movie capture
Focusing down to 2cm in Super Macro Mode
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I am an amature photographer. Meaning I've had a small digital camera, that's now broken. And am now in the market to buy a better camera to take better pictures of my children. Most importantly, I'm looking for a camera to take faster pictures. I'm trying to decide between the Fuji FinePix FPSL300 and the S4200. Is there any information you can offer me to help me make my decision? The main difference I see is that the 4200 has slightly smaller zoom, is that all?
I am an amateur photographer as well. I just recently bought the S4200 and I am thrilled with the quality of the photo's I've been able to take thus far! I would HIGHLY recommend this camera for beginners in photography. The price is what sold me at first, I payed about $200 for it back in Aug-Sept 2012, and it was worth every penny and more! If you buy this camera you will not be disappointed.
James, I would suggest going to the Fuji Website and downloading the full manual. Or, is there one on the disc supplied?
I have just finished purchasing the 4500 from Amazon. I ride road bike, travel and take gobs of photos from Mountain peaks to whales breaching. I'm replacing a 3 year old Fuji s1800 still working. I'm a real amatuer that has never stepped up to an slr but take pictures that are top quality simply because the equipment is that good. If the S4500 comes close to what the older 18 power Fuji provided I will be one Happy Camper. Buy it or give it as a gift as they are a perfect camera above the cigarette pack looking point and shoots that for the price and life are an excellent investment.
Thanks for the review.
From FlipKart site, I came to know that FujiFilm has video recording for 9 minutes only.
Is that true in case of FujiFilm S4500?
Hi Bharath. Yes about that. I do take occasional video but I mostly do stills. I also have a Cannon sx500. The downfall of that is there is no peep view finder only the camera back screen which is difficult to see in sunny spots. If you haven't purchased yet, the Cannon is much lighter and smaller with still a 30 X zoom. It for me is a better fit. I was at the Surf spot here and taking pictures of a pod when the gusty wind coming off Haleakala knocked the camera over and damaged the motor uptake. It would cost more to fix than it was worth so went to the sx500. It for me was a wash as I miss the view finder but love the quality of the Cannon. Still no video on the Cannon yet.
What would be the best [low-end] bridge camera…priced somewhere in between $240-$300? I am a novice and an extensive research has left me with a short-list of 5 to choose from, viz.,
1)Fujifilm FinePix SL300
2) Nikon CoolPix L810
3) Canon PowerShot SX160
4) Fujifilm FinePix S4500
5) Canon PowerShot SX500
What would you recommend? Please help me.waiting for your reply.
Two serious problems: High consumption of batteries (any type) and a ghost in the image of people with zoom in computer or smartphone.


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warriors rode horse driven chariots, weapons were long bows and arrowa and bronze axes
what two cultures blended in india
aryans tought city life and dravidians tought religion and language
what was a caste system
people were born into a certain caste that was associated with different jobs
aryan religion worshiping nature dieties and sacrificed animals to dietes over sacred fire
anchient sanskrit texts containing aryan religion and hymes and 4 collections of prayers and instructions for rituals
how did the indians beliefs change
began to believe theat all dieties were the expression of one diety
bhagavad gita
telld the story of a warrior, prince arjuna who does not want to fight his friends. krishata tells him he must fight
when does the reincarnation cycle end
when a person achieves a union with god and they realize that their soul is one with gods
how do hindus believe they get to god
follow their path and carry out their assigned duties faithfully. they also meditate to calm mind and do yoga


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Two people were killed in a two-vehicle crash in Port Orange just after midnight on Sunday morning, police said.
According to police, the cars crashed at the intersection of Dunlawton Avenue and Yorktown Boulevard about 12:10 a.m.
Five people were involved in the crash. Two were pronounced dead at the scene, and three were taken to Halifax Hospital with serious injuries.
The victims who died in the crash were identified as James and Teresa Shinaver, both of Port Orange.
The traffic light at the intersection was no longer operational after the crash, and cars were being detoured.


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2012 Water Year Precipitation
2012 Calendar Year Precipitation
Starts in October 2012
January - October 2012
Available in January 2013
(statistics in tabular summary below)
Calendar Year 2012 Precipitation
October precipitation across New Mexico ranged from less than 15 percent of normal for the western third of the state to near normal in a few spots in Chaves County, eastern Union County and southwest Quay County. October precipitation in the northern New Mexico Mountains ranged from less than 15 percent of the monthly normal to about 70 percent of normal.
The first ten months of calendar year 2012 were much drier than normal for all climate divisions within the state. Statewide precipitation of 60 percent of normal through October ranked 2012 as the sixth driest start to any year on record. This follows 2011 where the January through October period was the second driest on record. The past 24 months (ending October 31,2012) have been the second driest 24 month period on record for New Mexico, just behind the period that ended in October 1956.
The Northeastern Plains climate division was the driest area through October at just 52 percent of normal precipitation, while the Southwestern Mountains climate division was the least dry at 67 percent of normal precipitation.
Locations with significant October 2012 precipitation included: the Clayton Airport with 2.07 inches, the Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge with 1.27 inches, and the Roswell Climate station with 1.22 inches.
A tabular summary of the precipitation data is available in pdf format.
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Kathy Faulk, manager of the Alabama film office, said she estimates about 200 people attended the premiere.
The movie, which was filmed in Arkansas, portrays a fictional storyline based on real events of the last days of Alabama native Hank Williams Sr. The focus of the film is the relationship between a young man who is unaware that he is driving around a country music star and Hank Sr.
"If we had to be in any city, I think this is probably the most important city, because I think everybody here has some claim to Hank Williams," said Henry Thomas, actor best known for his role as Elliot in "E.T. : The Extra-Terrestrial."
Thomas portrays Hank Sr., who died Jan. 1, 1953 at the age of 29.
"This is opening up in seven cities where Hank Williams was popular and we're hoping that will translate into a lot of fans coming out to see the film," Thomas said. "If they do and we do well in these seven cities, then we'll have a nationwide release in January. It would be really great for a small film like this."
The movie will be at the Rave Motion Pictures Festival Plaza 16 beginning today. Montgomery was named along with Shreveport and West Monroe, La. and Rogers, Fayetteville, Fort Smith and Little Rock, Ark. for the limited release.
Jesse James, who plays Silas, the young driver, was also at the event. Although the movie is fictional, his character is based on a real man named Charles Carr, who was Williams' driver during his last days. Carr was also at the premiere.
Williams' daughter and musician Jett Williams attended the premiere and signed autographs for fans.
"To come back to Montgomery, where I was born and my dad lived and to be able to bring the movie here and have as much interest and love and enthusiasm is absolutely fantastic," Jett said. "Since this was the main city, we decided to bring Henry and Jesse here to be at this premiere. There's a release set now, but if the attendance is really high then it becomes a major release."
Jett says she wasn't brought in to the project until late, but she has four songs on the soundtrack.
"I am very happy with the film," Jett said. "I was brought in later to have a private viewing and my husband and I support the film."


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Many can say they have traveled outside the country; however, most cannot say they have traveled beyond Earth. Scientific explorations being conducted by NASA are helping the international community better understand life as we know it.
As part of Vaden W. Miles Memorial Lecture March 29, Colonel Terry Virts, STS-130 pilot and lead robotic operator of Space Shuttle Endeavour in 2010, presented "Space Shuttle Mission STS-130 and Scientific Exploration on the International Space Station."
The presentation discussed what Virts and fellow astronauts did on STS-130. AMS2 or Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-2 was a key part of the final assembly of the International Space Station.
AMS2 will aid in discovering antimatter and dark matter, searching for strangelets and increasing the understanding of cosmic rays.Experiments regarding vaccines for salmonella and other diseases were being experimented as well as cancer treatment delivery.
"The station is built; we still have Americans there doing science and maintaining the station, so there's a lot of work still happening there. We are out of the space shuttle assembly phase and into the operational and utilization phase," Virts said.
Virts not only discusses the scientific explorations, but also his personal experience in space. It is common for astronauts to see a white light when they close their eyes in space due to cosmic rays. In earlier years, astronauts did not openly talk about this experience out of fear of not being able to fly, which would leave other astronauts uninformed and continuing the cycle.
"Early in the space program there was a separation between astronauts and doctors. The doctor could only tell you if you were unable to fly. Doctors are more on our side now. They are there to help fix problems and get you back in flight status," Virts said.
"I go to a lot of these types of events, and this one was more technical than most," said Bill Whiting, a community member and autograph collector. "At the Kennedy Space Center and other venues where you can meet astronauts you commonly get questions like: 'What was it like to be in space?' 'What is it like to be an astronaut?' This was more interesting."
"The presentation was awesome. If all of my professors, when I was in school, were as good as this guy, I would be a whole lot smarter than I am today," said Don Lawrenchuk, a former WSU student in the '70s and early '80s.
Lawrenchuk said that the interaction with the audience made the difference.
"He answered every question as honestly and accurately as he could," Lawrenchuk said. "The presentation way exceeded my expectations."
"The first and last question came from a young person, a future astronaut," said Harriet Saperstein, chairperson at Woodward Avenue Action Association and wife of physics professor Alvin Saperstein.
Bernard Reese II, an eight-year student at the Foreign Language Immersion and Cultural Studies School, was one of many young people asking questions. Reese's favorite part of the presentation was the question and answer section.
"I heard facts I wouldn't have thought of asking," Reese said. Reese is thinking about becoming an astronaut in the future, but is leaving his options open.
"Young people are what give me hope. They ask the best questions. When I get to do things like this, talk to youth, it's very encouraging," Virts said.
The audience included students, faculty, youth including Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America and community members. Claude Pruneau, WSU professor of physics for 20 years, was a part of the organization team that brought Virts to WSU.
Pruneau has worked on the Vaden W. Miles Memorial Lecture, which is held annually in the spring, for several years. Past hosts include Nobel Prize in physics winners. The prestigious event also honors WSU faculty and students.
"I looked forward to presentation and was not disappointed," Pruneau said. "Seeing him in space and having him here describing what happened and what he experienced was fun and great."
Pruneau got into the physics field because he was interested in understanding the nature of things.
"When I was young, I fantasized about being an astronaut, but I cannot spin around for more than two seconds without getting dizzy," he said.
"I have been a space buff since I was a child. It is great the university put this on. In Michigan, we don't have a lot of opportunities to have an astronaut come and visit," Whiting said.
Lawrenchuk called Virts an American hero.
"Thousands apply and few are selected. He has a responsibility to share what he has learned with the rest of us. That's what he did today. He is sharing it with the next generation," Lawrenchuk said.
"Being an astronaut is great way to be celebrity; once you take off the blue suit nobody knows who you are," Virts said.
Virts plans to continue with NASA.
"I believe that soon we are going to be building manned space ships that go to other planets; we already have unmanned ships. There is really exciting research, science and exploration that NASA does. It's an exciting place to work," he said.
"One of most important successes of the space program has been the international relation aspect. Corporations for ISS exist between the Europeans, Russians, Japanese and Canadians," Virts said.
Virts wants students to know there are opportunities to work in the human space flight program for those in the technical, business or management fields.
The risks of being an astronaut are great, as seen with the Columbia and Challenger space shuttle explosions.
"Space flight is not safe. You just can't call going from 0 to 17000 miles an hour into a vacuum safe. But we do as much as we can to make it as safe as possible," Virts said.
Safety, he said, is a team effort.
"If you are an astronaut and going to fly in space you have to trust the technicians and ground crew that put your rocket together and help operate station, have done their best. The reason we have the safety records we have had is because we have such good people doing that," Virts said.
Cost is a problem that NASA faces.
"Cost is always a huge issue in everything we do. Equipment has to be ultra-reliable and be able to work in extreme environments, often only one is build. When you try to do something technically difficult and it doesn't work the way you thought costs can boom," Virts said.
Virts said he hopes people got inspired and continue being interested in the exploration of space.


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CA – The Child Thief Signing
August 27, 2009 by Colin Solan
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Sep 12th – 2 pm: Brom signing his new fantasy novel, The Child Thief. "Brom gives the classic tale of the boy who would never grow up a brilliant and terrifying modern twist. Brom's charming, golden-eyed, pointy-eared Peter roams the world in search of the sad faces, the loners, the bullied—the lost children whose hearts, beneath the pain, are still open to enchantment. Follow him into the Mist, he tells them, and they will find adventure and power to erase the loneliness and hurt." We will also have copies of The Devil's Rose and The Plucker.
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Where to Find the "Special Guests" at Comic-Con International
July 14, 2009 by Brian Pate
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Comic-Con International has updated their Special Guest List page with appearance information:
We've poured through our various schedules and listings to pull together the listed appearances of our guests throughout the convention. This information now follows the guest's bio. These listings may not reflect all of their potential appearances. Some guests may also appear at company booths in the Exhibit Hall and other locations as well.
The Special Guest List for this year's 40th Anniversary of the convention includes:
» Michael "Doc" Allred
» Kevin J. Anderson
» Sergio Aragonés
» Ray Bradbury
» Brom
» Gene Colan
» Nicola Cuti
» Kevin Eastman
» Steve Epting
» Mark Evanier
» June Foray
» Ramona Fradon
» Hunter Freberg
» Stan Freberg
» Gary Gianni
» Jimmy Gownley
» Russ Heath
» Brian Herbert
» James Jean
» Geoff Johns
» Eric Jones
» Kazu Kibuishi
» Dennis Kitchen
» John Kricfalusi
» Hope Larson
» Jim Lee
» Francis Manapul
» Dwayne McDuffie
» Doug Moench
» Sheldon "Shelly" Moldoff
» Fabio Moon
» Patrick Oliphant
» Bryan Lee O'Malley
» Stephan Pastis
» David Petersen
» Darick Robertson
» Jerry Robinson
» Mike Royer
» Stan Sakai
» Lew Sayre Schwartz
» Seth
» Bill Sienkiewicz
» Gail Simone
» Leonard Starr
» J. Michael Straczynski
» Richard Thompson
» Lewis Trondheim
» Ramón Valdiosera Berman
» Jerry Vanderstelt
» Charles Vess
» Landry Walker
» Bill Willingham
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I am a single grandmother but rarely see my g. children who live abroad. When they come back for holidays l see them for a few hours but they stay with my ex husband and his wife. I feel ignored because l brought my children up alone. Their father is wealthy with a large house and garden whilst l live in a retirement flat. I went on Facebook this morning to read that my son in law had to go to hospital (suspected appendicitis) he was staying at his mum's but she was on holiday so son in law called his in laws to drive 2 hours to look after my grand daughter. My daughter is in New York for a week. l was not called and yet again feel ignored. l feel that it would be better to have nothing to do with my children as am upset by their treatment of me. My ex is married to a woman, who has never had children yet she seems to be the grand parent of choice. I was a caring, hard working and good mother and this is destroying me.Do l get out of their lives or keep being hurt?
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I think that it is of the utmost importance that you express to your daughter (and other children if necessary) exactly how you feel; left out and ignored. If this is an issue that has been happening since your daughter's (or other children's childhood) it may be difficult for them to understand how you feel neglected because it has been going on for so long, and to them it may seem to be the way that things are, and have been; therefore they may not see a problem. If this is the case, it may be necessary to bring this concern up with your daughter (children) and recommend that you all attend family therapy sessions together in order to help mend the broken relationship/s. Even with the distance, I am sure that there are long distance phone, or inter net chat options for therapy sessions with many therapists. Or even if a few visits can be scheduled when they are in town.
If this is a recent occurrence in terms of you feeling ignored, discuss this with your daughter (children) and explain to them why you feel the way that you do. Let your daughter know that you are aware that you do not have the same space or environment as her father, but you as well love them very much and would like to equally spend time with them as well. Talk with her (them) about finding ideas of how you all can spend time together more often when they do visit. If you do use the computer regularly, use Facebook, email, telephone, and other methods to stay in touch with them often. Suggest that you write letters to the children (your grandchildren) to help foster a stronger bond there. Likewise counseling may still be a good idea, as it seems you feel to the point of giving up (which is understandable considering what you have mentioned). I urge you to not give up on your children (grandchildren); be patient, but express your concerns so all understand your point of view.
Here is a book, that has good reviews, which discusses issues with adult children, how they often disappoint parents, and solutions for some of these problems (a preview of the book is provided as well): http://www.amazon.com/When-Our-Grown-Kids-Disappoint/dp/0743232801
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thank you for your advice; l am always sending gifts to my grand children and not just for birthdays and Xmas. l have 4 g. children ages 6,6,3 and 3 months.
they never visit me and spend xmases with d in law's family whilst i'm alone. My daughter met up with her father and step mum last xmas in Perth Australia. l am constantly hurt and have never said anything to either of my children.
At my daughter's graduation l was reluctantly invited to her graduation day where she ignored me, sneered at me whilst smiling at her dad. She excused herself to spend the afternoon with her dad leaving me to drive 3
hours home alone.. It has never been discussed but l know that she, her
dad and step mum went to the official tea.That was 11 years ago and l have never told her how l feel. They seldom call, write or Skype me and l feel like a stranger. If l end the relationship with my children l will continue to send gifts to the grand children but do not want contact with children who are indifferent to me and my welfare. i.e.. poor and in bad health and all alone.
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I can understand the pain that you must feel from feeling that you have lost touch with your daughter and connectedly, your grandchildren. Whether a child or adult, a parent always expects the love and support of their children, especially if the parent themselves have shown nothing but love and support to that child since day one. With this being the case, I would definitely assume that your daughter's father has had a hand in influencing her relationship with you, which is not fair. Understand this when judging your daughter. Yes, she is a grown adult that has her own mind and opinions, but even as adults, we are capable of being influenced by people, especially if that person is our parent who has influenced us all our lives (and he has the money to further influence). Don't give up on your daughter. You mentioned that you have never said anything to her about it. This is a good reason why it is still happening. Although your daughter may be somewhat remorseful of her treatment of you, she may not think that its worth mentioning since you haven't. And please don't give up on your grandchildren. I know you wouldn't want to be involved with children who are indifferent to you, however understand that how they respond (or not) to you is a reflection of their mother. They don't know any better right now. Definitely speak up about it, and see what kind of response you get from her in return.
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Carolina just scored -- again -- and it's now 17-0, Panthers, with 5:40 still left in the second quarter.
This time the Panthers scored on a 22-yard touchdown pass from Matt Moore to Muhsin Muhammad. Muhammad beat his guy deep on the play, and Moore laid the ball in there perfectly for the TD. It was Moose's first TD of the year.
Now the boo birds are REALLY out at Giants Stadium. Carolina has scored on all 3 possessions. The Giants have had the ball 3 times, too, and come away with zilch.
This, of course, was the Panthers team we expected to show up about 3 months ago -- the one that whipped Minnesota a week ago and currently is pummeling the Giants, who are another possible playoff team.
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17-0 as Panthers can do no wrong
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And Marshall just picks one off...
So far, so good.
- December 27, 2009 at 2:05 PM
Is it really a coincidence that since Delhomme got hurt that we've played miles better? I think it isn't.
17-0 and driving again. This is really fun to see. Shame it means nothing now.
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24-0...how lovely!! but it is sad there are no playoff for us...
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Staying Cool While Visiting Italy
19 July 2010
As the Roman sun blazes over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and docents in Venice, Florence, and Naples report that the same is happening all over Italy, it seems prudent to write a little bit about how to stay cool during the summer. Visitors don't always realize the toll that the heat and sun can take on their body, so we've put together a little list to help people enjoy their vacations, while not overdoing it.
- Drink plenty of water! This can't be emphasized enough, as it's so easy to become dehydrated while skipping between museums or archaeological sites. Keep an empty bottle handy, as cities have drinking fountains (such as the nasone in Rome – pictured above). Fountains will have signs that say "Non potabile," if they aren't drinkable, but this fresh, cool water will be your best friend while touring around.
- Stay protected. The Mediterranean sun burns strong, making it quite easy for you to get a burn at any time of the day. Make sure you have plenty of sunblock on at all times and bring a bit along in your bag. If you didn't pack any, hop into an pharmacy, where you will find a wide variety. Hats are also a must and can help save your scalp from the rays it will receive while walking around the city.
- Plan your time wisely. We schedule our walks to either begin as early as possible (9 am) or as late in the day as allows. While it may not be fun to wake up early while on vacation, your body with thank you. No only will you take in most of the sites before peak sun hits, but you'll avoid the huge crowds. Try to avoid being outdoors between 12 pm and 3 pm if possible.
- Visit the beach or find a pool. Do as the locals do and hit a nearby beach. Ostia and Santa Marinella are two located close to Rome and are accessible by public transit. Meanwhile, Venetians may hit the Lido, reachable by vaporetto. While in Florence, you might consider Viareggio and in Naples, there's no lack of choice on the Amalfi Coast. Don't feel like leaving town? In every city at least a few hotels will have pools that will issue day passes.
- Relax! The best advice we can give is to realize that in the heat of summer, you need to slow down a bit and give yourself time to rest (just think, more gelato breaks!). Look to the pace of the locals and realize that AC is not abundant, nor should it be expected in most venues you will visit.
What are your heat-beating tips? We'd love to hear your suggestions.
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Jessica from Context Boston reporting on day four of our second heat wave this summer (temperatures of 90 F or above)! I advise visiting our beautiful air-conditioned monuments and museums (including the Boston Public Library at Copley Square; the tower of the Custom House, open at 2 p.m. daily for unforgettable views; and African-American Meeting house, half hidden on Beacon Hill); or taking a half hour ferry ride to the Boston Harbor Islands or slightly longer trip on the Provincetown Fast Ferry to P-Town on the "Upper Cape". Above all, we are contenders with Rome now for the most public fountains in a city, and, unlike you guys, we get to splash around in most of them! Stay cool!
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If I can catch it when I first get the aura, then usually 2 Aleve will work, but I'm not a fan of NSAIDs more than very occasionally. And I tend to think "WTH! Why am I dizzy and weak???" then 6 hours later remember that it's my current aura, and it's too late.
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