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An independent theater in Chicago is adapting Henry Darger's life into a play. The effort, currently accepting funds on Indiegogo, aims to draw attention to the life of the prolific outsider artist and creator of the illustrated tale of the "Vivian Girls," a man whose own story has thus far been relegated to the margins.Continue Reading →
Looking for a good opportunity to go check out some art this weekend? Smithsonian magazine, affiliated with the Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., is sponsoring Museum Day Live!, an event that sees hundreds of museums across the United States opening their doors for free. Just fill out a ticket, pick an institution from the list, and go.Continue Reading →


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Welcome to college, where you'll find the time and the tools to find your path — both academically and spiritually. Here, you can start connecting the pieces of your life: the spiritual dimension, your deep commitments, and your family and friends. How do you put it all together?
College is more than job preparation. It is a lab for learning about life. You are invited to join us as we strive to figure things out day by day. We have a lot to give each other. Why not come and see for yourself?
Mary Baldwin offers numerous opportunities for you to explore the spiritual side of life. Find what you seek here, or start your own group.
Anointed Voices of Praise (AVP) is Mary Baldwin's student-directed, traveling music ministry of traditional and contemporary gospel music.
Director: Rev. Andrea Cornett-Scott
Baldwin Christian Ministries (BCM) connects interdenominational Christian students in prayer and play, Bible study, and community service. BCM hosts a faculty colloquium called the Mars Hill Lecture Series about connections between faith and learning.
Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC) is about fellowship and sharing the faith. This Christian group welcomes all denominations and seeks opportunities to study and discuss the Bible, worship, and pray in a group setting.
Greater Things Dance Ministry is a student choreographed and directed liturgical dance ministry seeking to promote spiritual growth through movement. The choreography embraces African-American dance expression.
Advisor: Rev. Andrea Cornett-Scott
The Quest Program encourages the pursuit of spiritual meaning through religious growth, intellectual honesty, and service to community. The program provides a forum and a path of guided study for students of all religions to explore, celebrate, and learn from differences.

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HBO (Sat., Sept. 7, 8 P.M. ET)
Double, double, toil and trouble." In this engrossing fantasy thriller, it's 1948, and Los Angeles is spellbound, awash in black magic. Everybody is a witch or a warlock, unless, of course, they happen to be a zombie or a gremlin. Everyone, that is, but a so-hardboiled-he's-petrified private eye named H. Phillip Lovecraft (a nod to the seminal horror writer). Love-craft—the type of guy who sidles up to the bar to order, "Bourbon. Show it some water, but be discreet"—is played to the nines by Fred (Miami Blues) Ward. He's hired by a wealthy man (David Warner) to recover an ancient book of incantations that could spell the end of the world.
Not since Ghostbusters has an impending apocalypse been so entertaining. Just as that film threw the paranormal together with the comedic, this movie intoxicatingly mixes the supernatural and the pulp detective genre. Prepare yourself for a healthy dose of Spade and sorcery.
The atmosphere and special effects are striking in this film, directed by Martin (Reilly: Ace of Spies) Campbell and produced by Gale Anne (Aliens) Hurd. Clancy Brown, Charles Hallahan, Julianne Moore and Arnetia Walker costar. One odd thing: In this exceptionally well done TV movie, the boom mike is visible in a surprising number of scenes. Must be poltergeists.
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>Has anybody succeeded in running GNU binutils (as, ld) on IRIX 5.X, and
>in particular to use them with gcc? If so, I would be interested to get
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You won't get GNU ld to do anything useful on IRIX. Use IRIX ld.
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I got 3 wii games, a DS system, and 4 DS games. It was a hell of a Christmas.
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I got 3 wii games, a DS system, and 4 DS games. It was a hell of a Christmas.
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Pretty cool, I got 2 Wii games a Ps2 game and 2 Ds games.
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i FINALLY got my wii yesterday, with GH 3, and i also bought paper mario and metroid prime 3 a few months back for my sister's wii since i was borrowing it, and i got those back. my mom also got my dad wii play with the extra remote, and he likes that. i also got one of those video game chairs with the built in speakers, and that'll be sweet for metroid. i also got about 70 dollars from all my aunts and uncles, and plan on buyin a charger kit or the usb adapter with that.


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Nutritional Tips To Transform Your Body
The inner workings of your body correlate specifically to what you put into it. In order to live a healthier lifestyle, it is important that you know which foods to eat. Use the ideas found here and incorporate them into your diet. Having good nutrition is important to leading a good life.
You should try new foods and learn new things about nutrition to improve your diet. Spending the time necessary to learn new cuisines is a terrific way to break up the monotony sometimes associated with nutritious eating. It will also keep your food from boring you to tears when it becomes too familiar.
Substitute a healthier protein choice for your regular meat or fish at least a couple of times each week. The omega-3 acids that fish contain help your body improve blood and brain health. Avoid high-mercury fish, like tuna.
Alcohol can have an especially negative effect on your body if you're diabetic, so it's a good idea to check with your doctor about your tolerance to it. Those with diabetes should not consume alcohol because it can cause low blood sugar.
Good nutrition is crucial to maintaining your health physically, but it can benefit your mental health as well. When you are not getting proper nutrition, it can affect your happiness. Eating a healthy diet not only improves your body physically but boosts your mental well-being as well.
Selenium is an important important part of any healthy diet. Selenium is a trace mineral that works as a potent antioxidant to increase your skin's elasticity and fight off the signs of aging. Selenium can also neutralize the harmful effects of free radicals and protect the skin from sun damage. Some of these foods that have an abundant amount of selenium are Brazil nuts, garlic, brown rice, and eggs.
Some people believe that skipping a meal will help them lose weight quickly. However, cutting too many calories from your diet can cause your body to go into starvation mode. Oddly enough, you need to eat in order to lose weight.
Your protein intake should come from food sources other than meats. Other foods can provide the main source of protein in your diet. These include, but are not limited to; nuts, beans, fish, soy and certain dairy items. These can be used in other dishes as well. Include many different kinds of protein in your diet to prevent you from being bored with the same kinds of foods.
Choose to eat fresh fruit rather than drink fruit juice. Fresh fruit is sweetened with natural sugars, while fruit juice has artificial sweeteners. There are even sodas that have less sugar than some of the sweeter processed fruit juices. Other benefits of eating fresh fruit includes essential minerals, fiber and vitamins that will keep you healthy in the long run.
Are you a little savvier about nutritional issues? Do you possess a good plan for nutrition? Does your plan now include methods that reflect your needs? Are you getting the nutrition you need in your plan? With any luck, the tips above should have created better answers.
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The objective of this project is the study of the relationship between fibrocystic disease and carcinoma of the breast. We divided our study into three parts: a microscopic study of fibrocystic disease preceding the development of carcinoma; of fibrocystic disease that did not eventuate as carcinoma in a minimal period of ten years, and the microscopic changes in breast tissue adjacent to carcinoma of the breast. The last group will be reported separately.
Our purpose is not the discovery of any possible statistical relationship but rather the micropathological characterization of the fibrocystic disease. It is our feeling that "fibrocystic disease" is too broad a concept or diagnosis for purposes of uncovering a possible relationship to carcinoma. Our goal is to observe the differences, if any, in the microscopic character of the fibrocystic disease that did or did not precede the development of carcinoma, and later to compare these with changes
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FREUD, WHO FIRMLY BELIEVED THERE are no accidents, would have had an analytical field day last Halloween on the Hawaiian location of Waterworld. There stood child star Tina Majorino in a costume that wardrobe personnel for the problem-plagued, seemingly unfinishable epic had just whipped up: a pint-size prisoner suit. But the irony was lost on Majorino, who even after four movies remains an appealing mix of savvy and sweetness. "Everything was fun," bubbles the 4'5" 10-year-old in the lobby of the Beverly Hills Hotel, where she has just finished an impromptu game of hopscotch. "It was a lot of work, but it was neat."
To Majorino, shooting the saga about a world submerged after the melting of the polar ice caps was an adventure—one that appears to have been unaffected by any bad vibes about technical mishaps or the feud between director Kevin Reynolds and star Kevin Costner. Costner, who joins forces with Majorino's character, Enola, to seek dry land, is "a nice man and very caring," she says. "He's a daddy; he has three kids." Tina's mother, Sarah, 45, with her for the entire eight-month shoot, says Tina learned a lot from her beleaguered costar. Costner, she says, taught Tina "how important it is to be professional and focused, no matter what's going on in your life—and a lot was going on."
Tina had plenty to handle herself, including seasickness ("I threw up four times, but not in front of anybody"), jellyfish bites and even a harrowing capsizing after the bow split on the trimaran she was riding. But, says Jeanne Tripplehorn, who plays Enola's guardian, Helen, "she's a total pro. While we were working, you would forget that she was a child."
Acting is something Majorino wanted to do since she was 2½. "My mother made me beg her for a long time," says Tina. Sarah, who had been worried about Tina's facing "a life full of rejection," relented when Tina turned 3, and before long her daughter was doing commercials. By 8, Tina was playing the daughter of an alcoholic Meg Ryan in When a Man Loves a Woman. She also appeared in Corrina, Corrina, starring Whoopi Goldberg, and Andre, opposite a devoted seal.
When not filming, Majorino lives near Los Angeles with her mother, her father, Bob, a real estate broker, her 15-year-old brother, Kevin, her Scottish terrier, Angus—and a cockatoo and a parakeet she got for company on the Waterworld set. At the public school where she is a straight-A student and will soon be entering fifth grade, she admits some kids aren't fans. But "if they don't like me," she shrugs, "well, I have other friends."
Majorino is about to acquire another one—a turtle she has yet to name. But "Enola," apparently, is out. "Enola is alone backwards. I don't want my turtle to be alone."
LOIS ARMSTRONG in Los Angeles
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Kelly Cutrone Says Her 31-Year-Old Employees Make a Couple Hundred Thousand a Year
You can't judge everyone by their office.By Amy Odell
You can't judge everyone by their office.By Amy Odell
Apparently clothes are the things that make Kelly Cutrone go soft.By Amy Odell
Also, see Abbey Lee Kershaw's latest cover.By Sharon Clott
America's Sweetheart, along with all of the celebrities in today's gossip roundup, is ephemeral.By Katie Goldsmith
She has other new TV projects in the works.By Amy Odell
On the season finale, Kelly got mushy. Our recap of last night's episode includes some less mushy moments, too.By Katie Hintz
Also, Whitney wears a really embarrassing jumpsuit!By Amy Odell
Also, Lara Stone is the rumored next face of Calvin Klein.By Lauren Murrow
Some of the many ways to tell when your relationship is doomed.By Katie Hintz
Recall his frustrations in our recap of last night's episode.By Katie Hintz
Relive last night's episode of 'Kell on Earth.'By Katie Hintz
She insisted Bravo air footage of her shopping for them.By Amy Odell
It's too much.By Katie Goldsmith
A profile of Keith McNally and a look into his new one, Pulino's.By Daniel Maurer
Relive her firing in our recap of last night's episode.By Katie Hintz
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In this week's episode, Stephanie Vorhees can't get anything right.By Emma Rosenblum
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OK, I FEEL the need to defend my native state.
Pennsylvania's earned reputation for public corruption is being besmirched.
A new study of states ranks us fifth-most-corrupt behind Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and Illinois.
I'm here to tell you we've been wronged. We're more corrupt than that.
For starters, we have Philadelphia, described more than a century ago by muckraking journalist Lincoln Steffens in The Shame of the Cities as "the most corrupt and the most contented" of all American municipalities.


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Here's some good news for computer gamers who enjoy adventure games with rich, thrilling stories. Alan Wake is actually getting a Windows port! The Xbox 360 game received rave reviews when it was released in May, 2010 and since then people who don't own that particular console have been hoping Remedy would work on a port. Now, it turns out all those people may get to experience the original Alan Wake just as Alan Wake: American Nightmare is released on Xbox Live Arcade.
As of right now, both games have an early 2011 release window. Alan Wake's release date is a bit more specific, as it should be out in Spring 2012. So if things work out just right, both could be released at around the same time! The PC version of Alan Wake will actually turn out to be the best one, as it will include the two additional DLC episodes, called The Signal and The Writer, for free. Xbox 360 owners had to pay $7 for each one. A price hasn't been announced yet.
Alan Wake is a third-person shooter and adventure game. Players follow Alan Wake, an author, as he and his wife visit a small town to take a vacation and hopefully banish his writer's block. However, this small town isn't a peaceful one, as his wife is kidnapped by some mysterious force. All the townspeople are now possessed by the Dark Presence, requiring them to be exposed to light before Alan can harm them. Meanwhile, the Dark Presence enemies seem to drop pages from a manuscript Alan has apparently written, called Departure. As you can see, it gets quite spooky. It also ends on a cliffhanger, so let's hope Alan Wake: American Nightmare receives a PC port too!
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Introduction to Health Services Research : A Self-Study Course
A similar level of political upheaval did not exist in the United States at this time. Labor organizations developed under a more conservative leadership during the early 20th Century and were less involved in issues of social reform, such as health insurance.
Most health care delivery systems were private; there was not the same tradition of social support for health care that existed in Europe. Even when the government established the Public Health Service in 1912, it limited its power and authority.
The Progressive movement fought for social insurance during this time; however, WWI and the post-War "red" scare diverted attention from its campaign.
The image to the left shows an exterior view of the Old Butler Building, the early home of the Public Health Service (PHS). The PHS was formed by the passage of an Act by the U.S. Congress in 1798 that provided for the care and relief of sick and injured merchant seamen.
It came into its own during and after World War I when its commissioned officers were given the responsibility of working with local health departments to keep the areas around military training camps free from disease, especially venereal disease. (Web site)
After the war PHS was given the responsibility for the care of all returning veterans. This responsibility was later transferred to the Veterans Bureau in 1921.
The Hill-Burton Act authorized PHS to make grants to the states for surveying their hospitals and public health centers and for planning construction of additional facilities, and to assist in this construction.
The PHS expanded its efforts in the area of industrial hygiene, radiation and toxic chemicals, water pollution and other environmental areas, including reducing the number of rats (as shown in the accompanying image).
In 1955, under Hill-Burton, PHS became fully responsible for the health of American Indians and built hospitals in remote areas for Native American patients. In that same year all Indian health programs of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) were transferred to PHS and became the Indian Health Service (IHS).
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One of the most difficult things for freelancers to worry about is money. Taking care of billing, accounting and other financial tasks can be hard when you also have to take care of your job, but it is a necessary evil when running your own business. The following ten financial management tools are sure to help any freelancer get a grip on their funds.
1. FreshBooks (from $19.99/month)
This online invoicing tool helps you manage your billing which is key to effective financial management. You can use it to accept payments via Paypal, credit cards or e-checks. FreshBooks also offers options to help you track your time, set up an accounting system and even brand any invoices you send out. Great for freelance professionals who don't have time for money worries!
2. inDinero (from free to $29.95/month)
inDinero helps you manage your freelancing business' money. You can tie in your personal bank account, business bank account and credit lines. The program organizes all of your purchases into one easy-to-read statement. This is extremely convenient come tax time, when you're trying to figure out how much you've spent and which items you can deduct. It also helps you keep track of whether your business is in the black or in the red.
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This program provides an easy way to take care of all your company's financial needs. From time tracking to invoice sending to business financial analysis, GetHarvest takes care of it all. In particular, the analysis reports are where GetHarvest shines. GetHarvest's reports give you the information you need to determine the next step your business should take.
4. Xero (from $19/month)
This online accounting tool lets you see income and outflow in real time, with useful graphs that update every day. It lets you import and code your previous bank transactions, and it also has an invoicing tool. Xero can take data from a range of other financial programs for freelancers including FreshBooks, PayPal, Pulse and more.
5. SquareUp (2.75% fee per transaction)
This app and reader lets you accept payments from any credit card with your smartphone. When you sign up, you receive a free credit card reader. This is perfect for freelancers who create physical objects to sell at fairs, festivals, open markets or even just on the street. The free reader and app work with the iPhone, iPad and any Android mobile device.
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Arguably the most popular online financial tool, PayPal is like your online bank account. You can use it to accept money from anyone and send money anywhere. With over 94 million using PayPal, it is part of the business landscape. PayPal also offers credit card reading services. You can accept cards by phone or through your website, or you can simply send a bill by email and receive a credit payment that way. Over eight million businesses use PayPal to process credit cards.
7. TransferWise (free)
TransferWise is an online currency converter. It converts electronic dollars into electronic pounds or euros. This is perfect for entrepreneurs and freelancers who do a lot of international business and need to make or receive payments in multiple currencies. Transfers are made from bank account to bank account, and TransferWise offers a secure line and convenient instructions for how to do so.
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An income and outflow analysis program, Pulse lets you monitor all of your financials in real time, with convenient graphs, charts and tables to support your understanding of your money. As a financial analysis program, Pulse reads files containing financial information so you don't have to re-enter it. Perfect for the busy freelance professional!
9. XE Universal Currency Converter (free)
This product is offered by XE, one of the world's leading currency sites. The currency converter is an easy way to calculate how much of a different currency your dollars, euros, pounds or other money is worth. Take note that the XE Universal Currency Converter doesn't actually convert your money into other forms of money. It is more of a calculator than a converter.
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Morning Roundup: Nov. 14, 2012
–TxDOT will announce a pilot project aimed at improving air quality and saving money at 10:30 a.m. today at Clean Energy Fuel Station, 128 N. Briery Road. Texas Transportation Commissioner Bill Meadows will talk about the Compressed Natural Gas Pilot Program where TxDOT will use alternative fuel trucks to perform daily operations.
–The Ethics Committee will meet at 4 p.m. today at City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd.
–The After-School is Cool Club will meet at 4 p.m. today at the West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Road. Call 972-721-2691.
–The Housing and Human Services Board will meet at 6 p.m. today at City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd.
–The North DFW Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America will hold a dinner at 6 p.m. today at the DFW Airport Marriott, 8440 Freeport Parkway. Call 214-755-1153.
–The deadline is Friday to submit applications to participate in the Irving Holiday Day Parade on Dec. 1. Apply online at www.cityofirving.org (click on Parks and Recreation) and or call 972-721-2501.


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"Understanding Eating Disorders and the Role of a Dietitian" will be held Thursday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Education Center at UPMC Hamot Women's Hospital, 118 E. Second St. Cost is $5 per person. For more information or to register, call 877-6145 or visit https://classes.upmc.com.
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"Daily Steps to Less Stress" will be held Saturdays through March 30, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Glenwood Park YMCA, 3727 Cherry St. The class is free for Highmark members, $50 for YMCA members without Highmark and $65 for non-YMCA non-Highmark members. For more information, call 868-0867, Ext. 258.
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It's been a crazy week for a couple of teams, whether it was the Pacers outlasting the Knicks in OT to continue their 10-1 start or Chris Paul beating Magic Johnson's double-double record in his Jordan CP3.VII. While the Heat are cruising, LeBron has continued to break out his Nike LeBron 11 in the first half of play only to switch back to last season's LeBron X – whether it's because there's a little discomfort or he just wants to continue the tradition of playing in his MVP shoe, his most recent silhouette continues to be shrouded in either mystery or on the feet of DeMarcus Cousins in the "Terracotta Warrior" edition. As far as Retros go, both Tony Wroten and Monta Ellis continue to hold down some viable options, so hit the click to see exactly what they chose and let us know what your favorite selection was in our most recent NBA Feet.
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LEWISTOWN - The Mifflin Juniata Arts Council is working on several events for the upcoming year, including new installations and workshops at Gallery3West, to get the community involved in the art world of Mifflin and Juniata counties. In addition to the Mifflin Juniata Arts Festival set for May, the council also has a few surprises in store for this year.
The next big show at Gallery3West, called For the Love of Art and History, is scheduled to open Feb. 15. The art council wants to share the area's past, which is steeped in the fine and applied arts, with its patrons. The show will feature items on loan from Mifflin County Historical Society and Friends of the Embassy, including antique photographic equipment, early photos of Standard Steel, a wool blanket loomed by Gibboney Woolen Mill and seats from The Embassy and Pastime theaters.
The MJAC also has been working with several local artists to offer creative workshops at Gallery 3West, allowing participants to explore their creative sides in a fun, relaxed environment.
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Mifflin Juniata Arts Council member Shane Niman, left, speaks with Dick and Susan Henry, of Granville, during the opening of the Gallery3West in Monument Square in Lewistown.
The first workshop is Artist Trading Cards, with local artist Jenny Barron Landis. The workshop is scheduled for 1-4 p.m. on Feb. 23. This is hands-on fun for ages 13 and older, with no experience or artistic skills needed. Materials are provided, but feel free to bring your favorite tools. Cost $5 per person, and space is limited. Reservations are required through the MJAC website.
The next workshop is Mold-Making with Bryson Wagner, a local sculptor and mold artist. This is a two-part workshop, held from 6-8 p.m. on March 6 and 13. The workshop is dedicated to sculpting the original positive from which a mold is made. During the second evening, molds will be cast. Skills learned in this workshop will allow participants to make their own flower pots, lawn ornaments and more. All materials will be provided, and no experience is necessary. Cost is $5 per person. Reservations should be made to email@example.com.
Other workshops to come include a beginners' drawing course with local artist Ray Pilarski, a welding workshop with Bryson Wagner and an upcycling workshop with Staci Van Art. All workshops will be held at Gallery 3West, located on Monument Square in Lewistown.
While the 2014 Mifflin Juniata Arts Festival is still in the planning stages, the festival is scheduled for May 17. The event features student art, vendors and food on Monument Square. There also will be musical entertainment at Gallery 3West and McCoy House the evening before the festival.
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Corbett: Paterno deserved to be fired
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is speaking out for the first time since the firing of legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno.
The governor says he wishes Paterno did more after telling university officials about child molestation accusations against former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
Corbett says he and his fellow university trustees were right to fire Paterno.
"As governor and as a board of trustee," said Corbett. "I have to do what is in the best of the university and in the state of Pennsylvania. I know everybody isn't going to like it."
Before his death in January, Paterno had said he wished he'd done more.
Sandusky is accused of sexually assaulting 10 young boys. He denies those charges.
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When I was sixteen I totaled three cars.
It seemed like every time I got behind the wheel I magnetically attracted the one vehicle on the road begging for bodywork. You could argue after the first crash that I was too young to drive, but ironically my parents continued (somewhat reluctantly) to pass the keys over and away I went…in search of my next collision.
I obtained my driver's license ten business days after my sweet sixteenth. It was the second try, as I'd flunked the initial test.
Without going into a lot of unnecessary details I think it suffices to say that I received the failing grade as a direct result of crashing into the DMV building. I knew I'd hit the government site with a degree of force, but even I was amazed at the amount of brickwork I'd managed to loosen from the structure. Remarkably the tank-like bumper on my car sustained little damage so I'm not even going to qualify this one as a fender-bender.
I should have known right there and then that I'd failed the test. Clearly the building had the right of way, and a motorist who mistakes the gas pedal for the brake is not demonstrating a safe standard of driving, but I remained hopeful as one does in the face of impending doom. After all, technically I wasn't under review at the moment of impact. I was navigating my way from the parking lot to the designated area to wait for my instructor. So in fairness, one might ask…how could someone flunk an exam they hadn't yet taken?
Praying that miraculously nobody had felt the tremor inside the DMV, I quickly managed to shove the car in park, scrambled to pick up the crumbled mortar and brick, and flung it as far as I could from the crash scene. Unfortunately, my instructor had already rounded the corner just in time to view the wreckage and my pathetic girl toss, subsequently writing in bold red ink across my certificate the word…"FAIL."
My first "official" accident happened when I blew through a yield sign. Pesky thing those yield signs. You really have to be on your toes to spot one.
My dad had given my mother an early birthday present…a light blue Plymouth convertible with a kickass AM/FM radio. It had less than two hundred miles on it when I sat in her plush leather seats and started the engine. That baby purred like my old grandmother before she had sleep apnea surgery.
If memory serves me, at the time of the crash I was changing the channel on the radio. Sure I was distracted, but in my defense, there were some low hanging branches obstructing my view. That's not quite how the cop saw it…the man in blue who slammed into me after I had ignored the yield sign. The officer hit my driver's door with such force that it immediately crushed the leather seat flattening it to the floorboard, and launched me to the passenger side. The car spun like a drunken sorority pledge on a frat bed, but I managed to hold tight until it eventually came to a stop…with the help of a maple tree. Luckily no one was hurt, but the car was leveled. I was told afterwards that if I'd been wearing my seat belt chances are I wouldn't be writing this post.
My next demolition took place a few weeks later. This time, I drove through an intersection only to have an approaching student driver attempt an illegal U-turn in front of me, violently transforming us into carnival bumper cars. In slow motion I witnessed the instructor's face turn from calm…to head-on hysteria. One of my last thoughts was how effortlessly the impact hurled me through the windshield like an Olympic shot-put onto the beckoning asphalt.
I suppose it was my fault for not wearing a seat belt, but you have to understand I had just been told that wearing one during the first accident would have produced grave consequences. Who's going to "Buckle Up For Safety" after that informative tidbit! This mindset might have made more sense had it not all happened prior to the creation of interior inflation devices. But way back then, an airbag was a term more often than not used to describe one's mother-in-law.
Sirens were blaring as I regained consciousness. My arm was in a very strange position and there were little shards of glass lodged in my flesh. Thankfully, both instructor and student walked away unharmed as a tow truck hauled off my second offering to the junkyard.
The Plymouth dealership was becoming a regular stop for us and we rolled yet another beauty out of the showroom and into our driveway. You probably gather by now I wasn't exactly chomping at the bit to test drive the newest addition to our fleet. Actually I was leary of anything with four wheels and a steering apparatus. After all, in a very short period of time I'd managed to total two cars and cause substantial structural damage to the DMV.
When I finally did muster the courage to get behind the wheel again I began slowly, practicing on rural roads near our summer cabin. After a few days of driving well below the speed limit, I decided to find a patch of open highway and put the pedal to the metal. My confidence was back, the radio was blaring, and I was feeling damn near euphoric as the speedometer inched up.
Then it happened. Without warning, two cows appeared. I swerved to avoid the unwieldy milkers …I really did. At the very least they could have bopped their heads to the beat, shook their rump roasts, or done something to get those cow bells ringing, but the two of them just stood there, frozen as if in a nativity scene.
You will be happy to know that both bovine beasts survived the accident. The car and I, on the other hand, after dodging their shanks and flanks, careened down a ditch and into a pasture where I blew through an electric fence. I was sure this was the end of the line for me…third time being a charm and all, but when the car plowed to a stop, I found that I'd somehow survived both the crash and electrocution.
By this time you can imagine I was getting pretty good at filling out insurance claims, but this was a little more difficult as the only two victims had no intention of implicating themselves in the accident report. It became painfully obvious I was going to have to show that those hoofed heifers were clearly culpable if I wanted a favorable settlement.
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Question #3. Who did you collide with?
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Question #4. Were you able to give adequate warning?
Answer: Yes, I honked…repeatedly.
Question #5. What warning was given by the other party involved?
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LONDON, England - A street preacher in the northwest side of England was recently incarcerated for publicly sharing his Christian beliefs. He has taken the police to court and he has spoken out publicly for the first time about his arrest and his right to free speech.
Christian street preacher Dale McAlpine was thrown in a prison cell last month for publicly objecting to homosexuality.
Mcalpine, from Workington in Cumbria, was arrested following a conversation with a police officer in which McAlpine said the Bible calls homosexual conduct a sin. The arrest incident was captured on a hidden camera.
He was preaching publicly in the town on April 20, but he insists he never spoke about the subject of homosexuality during his public sermon.
"When I got up on my step ladder to preach, I never mentioned homosexual conduct," he said. "I mentioned a number of other sins like drunkenness, adultery and blasphemy, but I never once mentioned the sin of homosexuality while I was preaching."
He was later arrested and held overnight in a cell at the Cumbria Police station and was charged with a crime. McAlpine told CBN News he was in complete shock to find himself locked up simply for sharing his beliefs.
"I was shocked that I was taken off the street," he added. "I didn't expect to be taken to a prison cell that day. I went out to preach the Gospel and I was shocked that I found myself in a cell and my freedom taken away from me. Yet I had a wonderful peace from the Lord and I had my Bible."
Tom Jones, an IT consultant from McAlpine's church, said he was also shocked to discover his friend had been locked up. He has known the street preacher for many years.
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Four days after McAlpine pled not guilty to the charge, the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the case due to insufficient evidence.
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"We would like to reassure the public that we respect, and are committed to upholding, the fundamental right to freedom of expression. We are just as committed to maintaining the peace and preventing people feeling alarmed or distressed by the actions of others in public places," Chief Superintendent Steve Johnson said in a written statement.
The Christian Institute helped McAlpine with his legal defence. Spokesman Simon Calvert said the police must be held responsible for their actions.
"The Cumbria Police can't just walk away from this," Calvert said. "They arrested and charged an innocent man for no other reason than he peacefully expressed his Christian beliefs and it's happened in other parts of the country too. So there's clearly a problem with the system and it has to be put right."
McAlpine along with the Christian Institute have considered his legal options to ensure that something like this won't happen again. But while many cases like this continue across the United Kingdom, Christians remain concerned that their ability to openly express their beliefs in the country remains under threat.
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Hi people im rpg pokemon and i hope i like it here.
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Yay! ^_^ Like a written RP maker? Or a game RPG maker? Amyway, enjoy PC, follow the rules, and make fun RPs :3 I might join one XD
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Thanks for the welcome. I can make some games with rpg maker but i new. I need help with doing the pokemon style stuff with rpg
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Hey, welcome to PC! Post lots and stay active, awile back I had left but it got really boring, once you come to this place once you wanna stay for good!
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Yeah i was surprised how many memebrs this forum had and how good the banner is. I also have a forum buts zelda is very succesfull.
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hello welcome to PC have fun follow the rules and PM me if you want to be friends:)
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hello, welcome to PC.:) I know quite a bit about RPG Maker, PM me if you want any help!:)
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Ok i will do that datroit thanks. Anyway thanks for all the welcomes people.
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Yep. Here's another! I'm ryan. You know all this jazz by now so i'm not saying it :P. PM me if you want to be friends.
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He's only 11, but Peter Billingsley is already an advertising whiz, a TV host and a movie star. Yet in spite of his high-powered résumé, Peter has typically adolescent ambitions: to be a life-guard, a ski patrolman, a doctor, a football player and the owner of a pizza parlor (where "you would get a free soda and an autographed picture of me").
The 52-inch phenom is best known as Messy Marvin, the syrupy slob in Hershey commercials. But he has a hundred-odd TV advertisements and five movies to his name, including Death Valley and Paternity. In 1980 he beat out 500 hopefuls to land a spot on NBC's Real Kids. When the show turned out to be a Real Flop, Peter was invited to join the parent program, Real People. He was an immediate success. His wide-eyed reportage on frog jumping, rodeos and go-cart racing won him an invitation to return this fall.
Peter, who uses his mother's maiden name professionally, is the son of economist Alwin Michaelsen of Phoenix, Ariz. Three of the four other children in the family have also dabbled in acting. Peter, who is the youngest, entered show business at 3, when Mom took him to an agent who "said I was too fat." But he soon landed a Geritol commercial. Since then he's hawked hot dogs with Billy Martin, margarine with Reggie Jackson and video games with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
Peter takes fame and fortune in his short stride. Though his yearly income is in five figures, his allowance barely covers his weekly dosage of video games. "I just ask Mom for a dollar or something when I need it," he says, "or else I might blow it all." For Peter, there's only one drawback to being a star. The other sixth graders at his school in Phoenix naturally call him Messy Marvin. And, says Peter emphatically, "I hate that."
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With "zombie" Brendon finally out of the house, the Big Brother head-of-household competition was a slippery showdown – and Jeff became the first male to win it this season.
"I'm so ecstatic Jeff won HoH," Jordan said. "Now this week he can relax and I can relax and we don't have to worry about drama."
But with alliance members Shelly and Rachel still dealing with their fight, the HoH room did not end up drama-free.
"I'm proud of Rachel for the first time in the game," Jeff said of how she remained composed during Shelly's attack. "Maybe something I'm telling her is sinking in that noodle."
One person who wasn't getting anything into her noodle was Porsche, who, with her back against the wall, gave one of the weakest vies for safety the Big Brother house has seen in 13 seasons.
"I'm not the best at this, but I don't just want to be butt-kissing," Porsche said in her best attempt to "strategize" with Jeff.
And despite the fact that Daniele, Kalia and Porsche all made their pleas to stay off the block, all three were chosen by Jeff as have-nots.
"I think I'm the saddest girl in a sombrero ever," Porsche said of being on slop for the week.
Moving forward to nominations, Jeff knew he had a big decision to make.
"I hold a lot of power this week," he said, "and I know it couldn't come at a more crucial time."
Jeff stayed true to his alliance and nominated Kalia and Porsche. "I want you to show me that you're here to play and win," Jeff told Porsche, who has come in second place in multiple competitions this season.
But Kalia got a much more ominous message: "Now is your chance to ... feel the way I felt and take yourself off the block," he told her.
Could Jeff have ulterior motives with his nominations?
"My biggest dilemma at this point is upsetting Daniele," Jeff said of having the power this week. "On the flip side, I would be lying if didn't say maybe I want to put Daniele up."
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A GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN WILL HURT OUR MILITARY VETERANS. ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER MIKE SPRINGER IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE V-A HOSPITAL IN SOUTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE WITH AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT HOW. VETERANS ARE FED UP WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S INABILITY TO GET A DEAL DONE. I think we have the poorest congress I've seen in my lifetime THEIR BENEFITS ARE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK. THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS SAYS IF THE SHUTDOWN GOES INTO LATE OCTOBER, IT WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO PAY OUT PENSION OR COMPENSATION CHECKS. PUTTING 3 POINT 6 MILLION VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES AT RISK. AS THEY TIGHTEN THEIR FAMILY BUDGET. We have saving but we don't want to cut into our savings NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSWOMAN MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM SAYS THE AFFECTS OF A SHUTDOWN WOULD BE WIDESPREAD AMONG THE STATE'S VETERANS. our active military men and women don't have security and they've dedicated their lives. Their paychecks, their housing, everything is at risk. New veterans claims are at risk. NOT ALL VETERANS SERVICES ARE IN DANGER. THE V-A MEDICAL CENTER EXPECTS TO STAY OPEN DURING A SHUTDOWN. IT HAS ENOUGH FUNDS TO LAST IT TWO YEARS. MEANING VETERANS CAN STILL GET MEDICAL CARE. BUT HOW VETERANS TAKE CARE OF THEIR EVERYDAY NEEDS DURING THE SHUTDOWN IS UNCLEAR. We live on social security and what he gets. So if you don't have these benefit what will happen. We don't know. GRISHAM ESTIMATES, THE SHUTDOWN WILL COST THE COUNTRY 150 MILLION DOLLARS A DAY.
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Sweeny, Texas
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|Sweeny, Texas
Downtown Sweeny
|Motto: A City With Pride
|Coordinates: 29°2′35″N 95°42′0″W / 29.04306°N 95.70000°WCoordinates: 29°2′35″N 95°42′0″W / 29.04306°N 95.70000°W
|United States
|Incorporated (town)
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|Dale Lemon
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|2.0 sq mi (5.2 km2)
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|2.0 sq mi (5.2 km2)
|• Water
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|30 ft (9 m)
|Population (2010)
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|1,851/sq mi (714.8/km2)
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Sweeny is a city in Brazoria County, Texas, United States, the westernmost incorporated town in the county. The population was 3,684 at the 2010 census.[4] The city's motto is "A City With Pride".
Geography and transport[edit]
Sweeny is 30 feet (9.1 m) above sea level and is 20 miles (32 km) from the Gulf of Mexico. The San Bernard River flows 1-mile (1.6 km) east of city limits. The town is in a dense forest on coastal plains.
Sweeny is at the intersections of Farm Roads 1459 and 524. The town is accessible from Highway 35 by taking 1459 or 524, which intersect in Sweeny 5 miles (8 km) from the highway, forming a "loop" from 35. Brazoria County Road 332, known as Ashley-Wilson Road, is also a main thoroughfare through the city.
The Union Pacific Railroad cuts a path through a small piece of the south side of Sweeny, with two grade crossings and a railyard. Train speeds through here usually range from 35 to 60 miles per hour (56 to 97 km/h).
|Historical population
|Est. 2015
At the 2000 census,[2] there were 3,624 people, 1,338 households and 974 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,946.6 per square mile (752.3/km²). There were 1,444 housing units at an average density of 775.6 per square mile (299.7/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 75.25% White, 15.78% African American, 1.02% Native American, 0.41% Asian, 5.99% from other races, and 1.55% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 13.71% of the population.
There were 1,338 households of which 38.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 53.8% were married couples living together, 14.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 27.2% were non-families. 23.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.65 and the average family size was 3.14.
29.7% of the population were under the age of 18, 8.4% from 18 to 24, 26.1% from 25 to 44, 19.7% from 45 to 64, and 16.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 35 years. For every 100 females there were 122.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 145.3 males.
The median household income was $36,497 and the median family income was $42,128. Males had a median income of $43,854 compared with $25,710 for females. The per capita income for the city was $16,755. About 10.4% of families and 9.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 9.4% of those under age 18 and 11.7% of those age 65 or over.
City government and services[edit]
Sweeny has a Council-Manager form of government. The city has a police department (Sweeny PD) which boasts a low crime rate, a volunteer fire department (Sweeny Fire and Rescue), and a hospital (Sweeny Community Hospital) which is a state-recognized level IV trauma center and operates the city's emergency medical services (Sweeny EMS).
Health care[edit]
Sweeny Community Hospital has developed a flourishing health care section of town. A wound care center was recently[when?] started in Sweeny. Several physician general practitioners and specialist physicians have clinics in Sweeny.
Once known as Adamston, the town was named for the family of John Sweeny. The original Sweeny family home, marked by a Texas Historical Society medallion, was still occupied by a descendant of the Sweeny family in 1991. The St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico Railway laid a side track lined with gardens to the town in 1905. In 1895, a post office was opened, closed two years later and then reopened in 1905. A general store and cotton gin were completed in 1908 and a school organized in 1911, with eleven students. Burton D. Hurd, whose company promoted 10-acre (40,000 m2) suburban garden farms with "Soil Richer Than the Valley of the River Nile" to prospective settlers, platted the townsite in 1911 and by 1914, the town had a gristmill, sawmill, cotton gin, hotel and several general stores. In 1918, it had a brick factory and an orange orchard and in 1912, a school district was formed.
In 1934, oil was discovered in Old Ocean, creating development which made Sweeny prosper. In 1942, a government carbon black plant was built which was taken over by Phillips Petroleum, which developed the facilities into a refinery, natural gas liquids center, and petrochemicals complex with pipelines to markets in the eastern United States. In 2000, Phillips Petroleum merged with Conoco Inc. to form ConocoPhillips. Sweeny's population in the latter 20th century has fluctuated from 3,087 to 3,699.[7]
Timeline of Sweeny[edit]
1833: John Sweeny settles just outside what will become a town bearing his name.
1905: Railroad reaches town.
1912: Independent school system formed.
1914: Population reaches 200.
1934: Old ocean oilfield discovered.
1945: City incorporated.
1966: Won state in football.
1967: City park built.
1988: Community Center / Library completed.
2002: Tropical Storm Fay dumps over 20 inches (510 mm) of rain in Sweeny, flooding most roads.
2004: Sweeny has Christmas snow, with almost 10 inches reported in some places.
2007: Running out of space to grow, Sweeny plans to start annexing land.
2008: Sweeny's mayoral race is decided by a single vote. Rodney Weems beat Phyllis Kittinger for the title. In the November general election, voters approved the sale of alcohol in Sweeny for the first time. Southeast Texas receives an early Christmas present, another snow fall
2010: Hurricane Alex made landfall in Mexico. Rain bands from Alex dumped more than a foot of rain over two days, flooding houses twice within 24 hours.[8]
2011: FM 524 bypass from State Highway 35 to County Road 359 in Old Ocean is completed, giving travelers from the west a route around the ConocoPhillips refinery.
Early 2012: Sweeny is once again flooded by heavy downpours, with several roads closed and water in some residences, although work is being done to alleviate the constant flood problems.[9]
Schools are part of the Sweeny Independent School District which serves the city of Sweeny as well as outlying areas including Churchill, Shady Acres, River's End and Old Ocean. The high school's mascot is the Bulldog.
Schools in the district are Sweeny Elementary (K-5), Sweeny Junior High (6-8) and Sweeny High School (9-12), which is a 3A school. In 2007, construction began on the high school to renovate the current building. With growing security concerns, the Board of Trustees approved the renovation of the school, because most of the campus was open to the outside. The new school will have limited outside access. Classes met in the new on building December 1, 2008.
Wharton County Junior College and Brazosport College are both within a 45-minute drive of Sweeny.
The Sweeny Library, part of the Brazoria County Library System, is located at 205 West Ashley-Wilson Road.
Notable people[edit]
- Ray Butler, former NFL wide receiver, Baltimore Colts and Seattle Seahawks
- Tank Carder, TCU linebacker Cleveland Browns
- Kevin Garrett, former NFL cornerback
- Johnnie Lee Higgins, former NFL wide receiver
- Tracy Simien, former NFL linebacker
- Cedric Woodard, former NFL defensive tackle
- Elmo Wright, former NFL wide receiver, credited with the first end-zone dance
- Rusty Hall, NHRA Stock Eliminator Drag Racer. Winner of the 2002 U.S. Nationals, Multi-time National and Divisional Event Winner. Division 7 Champion 2010<ref><http://www.dragracecentral.com/DRCStory.asp?ID=220332/ref>
- ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: USGS Place names
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): Sweeny city, Texas". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved April 17, 2014.
- ^ "Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Incorporated Places: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2015". Retrieved July 2, 2016.
- ^ "Census of Population and Housing". Census.gov. Retrieved June 4, 2015.
- ^ http://www.khou.com/story/news/local/2014/07/24/12396014/
- ^ http://www.khou.com/weather/Houston-forecast-Sweltering-Monday-ahead-96286113.html
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Butler Hospital is enhancing patient care through piloting a new program that incorporates healing arts into treatment. Partnering with The Healing Arts: New Pathways to Health, Butler staff and patients will work with master artists using music, dance, and poetry to promote healing and improve mood. Butler is the first acute-care hospital to work with The Healing Arts program.
Over the next three months, The Healing Arts will train Butler staff while working with patients in group sessions. "The creative process can help people cope better with stress, help them work through difficult experiences, and improve mood," said Barbara Ostrove, director of occupational therapy at Butler. Cornell Coley, one of the musicians from The Healing Arts added, "Drumming, for example, provides a distraction from feelings of anxiety, is physically and mentally engaging, and gives people an opportunity to let go of what is in their mind for a period of time. It also works on a subconscious emotional level through the feel of the drum and sound of the beat."
The goal of the program is to enhance patient care and demonstrate healing arts as a viable treatment modality that supports a patient's recovery and treatment. Throughout the fall, the community is invited to follow a blog which will be updated by The Healing Arts artists and Butler staff each day they conduct sessions at the hospital. The blog will be on Butler's Facebook and Twitter pages (www.facebook.com/butlerhospital and www.twitter.com/butlerhospital). Incorporating The Healing Arts program into patient care is a continuation of other enhancements Butler has made to treatment over the last five years, some of which include pet therapy, sensory modulation strategies, art classes by PeaceLove Studios in Pawtucket, and the creation of a meditation CD produced and recorded by Butler staff for patients. During the pilot, Butler staff will collect data on the effectiveness of the Healing Arts program by surveying patients using a mood scale before and after the various activities and through patient satisfaction surveys.
The Healing Arts: New Pathways to Health is a nationally recognized organization that assists in training health care organization's clinical staff in innovative new treatment methods using creative arts. Created in 2004, the organization is a regional arts and healing program developed in partnership with the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a consortium of arts and healthcare organizations in Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire. In 2005, the organization was recognized by the National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies with a National Accessibility Leadership Award. "We are thrilled to partner with Butler Hospital in advancing the field of arts and healing by launching a multi-disciplinary program there this fall," said Patricia Pedreira MA ATR, director of The Healing Arts.
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Still no verdict handed down in Amish case
CLEVELAND - Jurors have ended a second day of deliberations without a verdict in the trial of 16 people accused of hate crimes in hair- and beard-cutting attacks against their fellow Amish in Ohio.
The jury started deliberations Thursday morning and will now take the weekend off before resuming Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Cleveland.
The members of a breakaway Amish settlement are accused of hate crimes in what federal prosecutors say were attacks motivated by religious differences. They say the defendants cut off Amish men's beards and women's hair because the hair carries spiritual significance in their faith.
Defense attorneys acknowledge that the hair-cuttings took place but contend that prosecutors are overreaching by calling them hate crimes.
All the defendants could face lengthy prison terms if convicted.
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YOUNGSTOWN - A West Side man was arraigned on charges of having weapons while under disability and carrying concealed weapons after police found a loaded .25-caliber semiautomatic handgun on him Thursday evening.
Jimmie Reese, 59, was arrested about 8:25 p.m. at Myrtle Avenue and Lois Court after a car he was riding in ran a red light in front of some Vice Squad members.
Reese was a passenger in the car and was fidgeting with his pants before he was ordered out of the car. As he stood up to be searched, the gun fell out of his pants and onto the road, reports state.
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One hundred million Americans are waking up Thursday to snow, ice, and freezing rain. This latest round of winter weather has claimed the lives of at least a dozen people across the South.
It's also been crippling travel and has left almost half a million homes without power.
The day began with more than 4,000 flights cancelled, leaving about 5 million passengers stranded nationwide.
"I was anticipating going home Thursday, had plans for Friday, but that's now going to be cancelled," stranded traveler Tisha Mason said.
The powerful system could dump more than a foot of snow on Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. It's already shut down the federal government Thursday and closed schools up and down the East Coast.
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Three people were killed when an ambulance crashed on an icy road in west Texas and caught fire.
A Dallas firefighter was also killed after being knocked from an interstate ramp and falling 50 feet.
In Raleigh, N.C., people abandoned their cars on frozen roads, and many ran for cover after one trapped car caught fire.
"Don't put your stupid hat on at this point in time," North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory admonished. "Protect your family. Protect your neighbors. Let's protect each other."
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PITTSBURGH - If the Pittsburgh Pirates don't re-sign A.J. Burnett, what will they do to replace him?
You can make the case that Burnett is far from Cy Young, that he wants too much money, that he's near the end of the line, and that he's often a tattooed pain in the neck.
All valid points, but here's the overriding issue: He was a durable and dependable starting pitcher on a team that succeeded mostly because of its pitching in 2013.
There's a price tag on every player. Teams decide what a player is worth, and that doesn't always coincide with the figure the player has in mind. That's why salary arbitration and free agency are part of the process.
The Pirates may have decided Burnett is too expensive, and that's fine. But if he leaves, they have to make up 191 innings and some pretty good work.
What makes abandoning Burnett risky is the Pirates don't have a rotation that should inspire a lot of confidence.
Wandy Rodriguez didn't pitch after June 5 last year. He's 35. Jeff Locke made the All-Star team, but had a terrible second half. He was only trusted to start four times over the last 31 games.
Francisco Liriano did a tremendous job. He showed signs of wearing down at the end, though, and wasn't nearly as good in the last month of the season.
Charlie Morton, as always, has tremendous talent. But is he a go-to guy?
Gerrit Cole got better as the season went on, and was the Pirates' best starter at the end of the season. However, his resume consists of 21 major league starts.
Free agent Edinson Volquez has been signed with the hope pitching coach Ray Searage can engineer the kind of rebuild he did with Liriano. Searage is good, but he couldn't fix Jonathan Sanchez last year, and he didn't find a way to straighten out Locke in the second half.
GM Neal Huntington has said more than once that a team needs seven or eight starters rather than five. Injuries always happen.
The Pirates have Jameson Taillon in the wings, and he could be up by mid-season. He's a prospect, but Jim Leyland was fond of saying, "A prospect is somebody who hasn't done anything yet."
Brandon Cumpton was competent, but his track record is five major league starts. Jeanmar Gomez was a capable swing man.
The Pirates will still apparently have a spotty offense. Marlon Byrd, who helped greatly down the stretch, is gone. They're going to rely on pitching again, and that currently appears to be a risky proposition.
They don't have to re-sign Burnett. But they do have to replace him.
The pick
I'll take Denver.
There's more about this at my "Mainly Mehno" blog at altoonamirror.com.
Football season ends tonight, and baseball doesn't start for real until March 31.
Sorry, I don't care about the Olympics, I'm not much of a basketball fan, and hockey doesn't really matter until April.
That leaves us with almost two months.
Bears have the right idea: Hibernate.
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Police: 2 dead, 1 hurt, 1 arrested in domestic disputeUPDATED 10:40 AM CST Jan 11, 2013
Two people are dead, 1 person is injured, and another person has been arrested after a domestic dispute ended in a shooting Thursday night in Greenland.
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