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Why strengthening Freedom of Information Act is so important
April 16, 2015 President Obama has routinely promised greater transparency within the federal government. Now, Congress is making strides towards achieving this critical goal. more »»
Radical activism never ends; neither does animal preservation
March 27, 2015 It never ends. Earlier this month, Feld Entertainment, the parent company of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus, announced a three-year moratorium on its elephant acts. more »»
Israeli elections aren't as clear cut as most in media claim
March 25, 2015 It appears that America is having a tough time grasping how elections in Israel wor. more »»
Proposed bill would greatly help those battling kidney ailments
March 13, 2015 Approximately 50 years ago, kidney failure was a death sentence. Even considering that fact is unnerving. more »»
Axing elephant acts does nothing to help the animals
March 12, 2015 Last week, Feld Entertainment, the parent company of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus, announced a three-year moratorium on its elephant acts. more »»
It's time for action on immigration
March 11, 2015 Now that the ill-conceived political ploy over funding the Department of Homeland Security has passed, it's time for our legislators to make a realistic effort to do something about immigration. more »»
We must work to maintain exceptionalism
February 28, 2015 It was just a matter of time until someone started it again. more »»
Marino is squandering opportunity
February 17, 2015 A funny thing happened on the way to Washington this year. more »»
Freedom never comes for free
January 21, 2015 The terrorist ordeals in Paris have certainly captured the attention of the world, and rightfully so. more »»
Need doesn't end in December
January 6, 2015 The needs of those who are less fortunate don't end with the holidays, and neither should efforts to help alleviate those need. more »»
Compromise as a dirty word
December 24, 2014 Most of the time, if a piece of legislation has both conservatives and liberals in Congress up in arms, it's a good bet that its an overall positive for the country. This isn't such a time. more »»
US plan to destroy Islamic State must also take down al-Assad
November 29, 2014 Editor's note: This opinion piece by Sen. Robert P. Casey Jr., D-Pa., first appeared Friday in the Washington Post. It was made available to other media outlets by his staff. more »»
Don't just thank a veteran ... remember why you're doing it
November 11, 2014 A few weeks ago, I was going out to lunch with a friend. We walked into a local eating establishment and the only other customer in the place was a man of about 30, wearing a U.S. military uniform. more »»
Apathy is not only reason for poor turnout
November 1, 2014 It's no secret that voter turnout in the United States has become something of an embarrassment. more »»
Reducing DUI arrests just a matter of public will
October 13, 2014 There's no arguing driving under the influence is a problem. Last year, just over 15,000 Pennsylvanians were convicted for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs in 2013. more »»
Paw-sitive 'pibbles'
October 11, 2014 Bella and Antonia have a lot in common. They are both dogs. They are both kind and gentle, giving kisses whenever they're allowed. more »»
Pit bulls' bad reputation is a product of irresponsible owners
October 11, 2014 October is notorious for being Breast Cancer Awareness month. more »»
Flexibility is key for property tax reform
September 13, 2014 What do property tax reform and a car's seat have in common? Both require flexibility. Drivers and passengers often take this feature for grante. more »»
Summer season includes a few underrated movies
September 12, 2014 With no major new releases this week, I thought I'd take a look back at some of the movies from the summer season that I saw but never reviewed. more »»
Packing in the calcium with baked mac and cheese
September 10, 2014 Hello, it's me again Hannah Kauffman your Juniata County Alternate Dairy Princess. Dairy is an important role in your everyday diet. more »»


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Eric Bana on his 'Deliver Us From Evil' co-stars McHale, Munn: 'Slightly possessed'
"They're both slightly possessed."
That's Eric Bana speaking on two of his co-stars in "Deliver Us from Evil": Joel McHale and Olivia Munn. The two comedic actors were an unorthodox choice by director Scott Derrickson for the horror film, but kept things fun on the sidelines during the very scary exorcism story.
The Aussie actor was also an interesting choice for the movie, as it is the first horror film on his résumé. "I want the full effect. I wanna be scared, that's what we try to deliver here," Bana told HitFix during our interview. "The full ride... I'd like to do more."
To prep as the lead as New York detective Ralph Sarchie, Bana was given access to tapings of real-life exorcisms. Whether or not he got to watch all that he wanted: "I saw enough. One in particular really freaked me out," he said. "They're not all that fun to watch."
Still, they "educated" the actor; he pointed out that exorcisms while be little practiced in the United States, "there's nothing at all unusual about the subject matter in Africa" and in other cultures.
Watch the rest of the video above to hear more about the business of getting into character and working with Derrickson. "Deliver Us From Evil" hits theaters Wednesday (July 2).

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Youth for Western Civilization (YWC) may have standing in the mainstream conservative world but from its inception, white supremacists have enthusiastically embraced the group.
Racist raises money for YWC
In April 2011, YWC received direct help from white supremacist Jared Taylor, who runs the racist magazine American Renaissance. Taylor and YWC joined forces that month to create a fund-raising packet that Taylor mailed to his supporters on YWC's behalf. Taylor is a strong supporter of YWC because of his own racist convictions. He introduced race as a crucial issue in his fund-raising letter for YWC by writing, "Race is an important aspect of individual and group identity. Of all the fault lines that divide society�language, religion, class, ideology�it is the most prominent and divisive. Race and racial conflict are at the heart of the most serious challenges the western world faces in the 21st century."
In the letter, Taylor claimed that now "is the time to stand up and defend our culture and our heritage against those who seek to destroy what you and I should be proud of." He informed his supporters that he recently learned of the Youth for Western Civilization and that he believes "a group like this comes along once in a generation and it is up to each one of us to ensure its overwhelming success."
Taylor's fund-raising letter then characterized YWC as a group "standing up for our culture on college campuses across the nation." Taylor further identifies the common goals of YWC and American Renaissance by noting that Kevin DeAnna, the founder of YWC "knows how important our cultural identity is" and "has agreed to continue our struggle on college campuses throughout the nation and dedicated himself to reaching our children and grandchildren."
White supremacist is close ally of YWC leaders
Taylor is not the only white supremacist who embraces YWC. Nobody exemplifies the racist nature of some of YWC's fellow travelers more than Richard Spencer. Spencer runs a far-right Web site called Alternative Right, writes for American Renaissance and The Occidental Observer, an anti-Semitic and racist publication, and is the executive director of the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white supremacist think tank. The NPI TV Web site, run by Spencer, features interviews with Jared Taylor and anti-Semitic professor Kevin MacDonald. Spencer is also a regular speaker at H.L. Mencken Club conferences and is in charge of the group's membership.
Spencer and DeAnna are close allies. Spencer has done a podcast with DeAnna and has called DeAnna his friend. In early February 2011, before the start of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Spencer wrote on a blog on Alternative Right, "My friend Kevin DeAnna...is far too intelligent and cultured to be in the 'conservative movement'; and the Beltway Right would consider itself blessed, if it had any taste, to have such a person in its midst, for Kevin is bringing programming to 'CPAC,' the mainstreamers annual gathering in Washington, DC, that is actually interesting and important." Spencer later featured the YWC panel at CPAC on the NPI TV Internet site.
Spencer also considers Devin Saucier his friend. In another interview two weeks later on the far-right Wermod and Wermod Publishing Group site with Alex Kurtagic, Spencer's co-editor on the Alternative Right, Spencer remarked, "I'm very lucky to be friends with Kevin DeAnna and Devin Saucier of Youth for Western Civilization. I think this group is extremely important for our side."
When Saucier invited Spencer to speak at Vanderbilt in October 2010, Spencer attacked affirmative action as "anti-white discrimination" and claimed that "the primary targets [of affirmative action] are white males in particular - white people in general." Spencer also attacked civil rights legislation and reportedly said that the difference in achievement between races had to do with genetics.
After Spencer's speech at Vanderbilt, James Edwards, who runs The Political Cesspool, a white supremacist Internet radio show, interviewed Spencer on the program's video blog. Spencer commented, "I was invited to talk about diversity and affirmative action by Youth for Western Civilization, which is a fantastic organization. I've been a fan of them since their inception a couple years ago, so I certainly love to do what I can to help their cause." Edwards mentioned that he came to Vanderbilt "to witness [Spencer] in action."
Other YWC members have also given Spencer a platform. In April 2011, he gave a lecture at Providence College at the invitation of Tim Dionisopoulos, the president of the Providence chapter of YWC. Spencer once again focused on affirmative action, and made the claim that poor whites do better on test scores than middle-class blacks, which he argued means that "intelligence is heritable."
In an article on the YWC site, Dionisopoulos demonstrated that YWC is receptive to the ideas of a white supremacist. He wrote that the "intimate gathering of students from the Providence College Republicans and Providence YWC seemed fairly open minded about the ideas Mr. Spencer was presenting."
Students opposed to Spencer's ideas disrupted his speech at Providence by attempting to shout him down. The actions of these students incensed James Edwards, who defended Spencer in a blog post on The Political Cesspool. Edwards asserted, "Richard Spencer is a friend of mine. We've hosted him several times as a featured guest�I've also collaborated with him on other, non-radio projects and we always seem to hammer out something productive."
YWC had problematic ties in early history
Even before YWC itself was formally organized, some of the people who would became key leaders of the group already had ties to problematic and racist groups. Prior to YWC's inauguration, journalist David Weigel reported that he attended a 2006 event hosted by the Robert Taft Club, a currently inactive right�wing group linked to The American Cause (TAC), an organization run by racist and anti-Semite Pat Buchanan. Weigel noted that Marcus Epstein, who was a regular contributor to the racist Web site VDARE, and DeAnna ran the Robert Taft Club at the time and sponsored a controversial panel about race featuring Jared Taylor.
When YWC staged its inaugural reception in February 2009, TAC co-sponsored the event. Epstein initially served as both TAC's executive director and YWC's vice president. (Epstein has kept a low profile since he was charged with assaulting a black woman in Washington, D.C. in 2007. In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty to simple assault, apologized to his victim and sent a donation to a charity for black college students.)
DeAnna also has ties to other racists through the HL Mencken Club. Peter Brimelow, who runs the racist Web site VDARE, and Richard Spencer are regular speakers at Mencken Club gatherings. Brimelow, Spencer and DeAnna participated in the H.L. Mencken Club's conferences in 2009 and 2010 and are all scheduled to speak at the group's conference in Baltimore in November 2011.
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- Time to Deep-Six the Panels?
- Panel Pet Peeves!
Results of a recent survey find that, while they're ubiquitous, the panel discussion model just isn't working for many attendees. Here's a list of pet panel peeves, and suggestions on how to improve them.
Panel Pet Peeves!
1. Ineffective moderators
2. Dominating panelists
3. Ill-prepared moderators and panelists
4. Out-of-control panelists
5. Self-promoting panelists and moderators
6. Panelists who don't engage the audience
7. Panelists who wander off topic
8. Panelists who give mini-speeches instead of engaging with each other
9. Poor time management on the moderator's part
10. Too many panelists
4 bonus peeves:
• Introductions that seem to go on forever
• Not enough meaty content
• Panelists who all make the same points.
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WAILUKU - A man was sentenced to a 10-year prison term Sept. 7 for burglarizing a Honokowai storage unit from which guns were stolen.
Matthew Kinser, 35, of Lahaina wanted to be sentenced quickly so he can ask the Hawaii Paroling Authority to release him because of his serious health problem, said defense attorney William Sloper.
Kinser was sentenced after pleading no contest to first-degree theft, prohibited possession of a firearm and second-degree burglary. The prosecution dismissed another six counts each of first-degree theft and prohibited possession of a firearm.
As part of the plea agreement, the prosecution agreed not to seek a mandatory-minimum prison term for Kinser, who has a 2003 conviction for first-degree burglary.
The burglary of the storage unit was discovered the morning of May 3 when 5A Rent-A-Space employees discovered the unit had been broken into during the night, said Deputy Prosecutor Lloyd Phelps.
He said surveillance video showed someone hopping over a gate and leaving 20 minutes later with items. The stolen property, such as a hunting knife and firearms, including a long rifle and shotgun, was valued at $8,245.
The owner suspected Kinser, who had helped move property into the storage unit, Phelps said.
He said Kinser was arrested May 14 when he was found to have an open liquor container in a vehicle that was stopped for a traffic violation. Kinser admitted entering the storage locker and taking the items, which were returned to the owner, Phelps said. He said Kinser told police he had planned to sell the property to get money to go to Utah.
"He was in a desperate situation when he committed this crime," Sloper said.
Kinser said he was sorry. "I hope one day I get to apologize to the person I committed the crimes against," he said.
Kinser has a criminal history of 10 prior arrests and four convictions, Phelps said.
Second Circuit Judge Richard Bissen followed the plea agreement in sentencing Kinser.
In another sentencing Friday, a 43-year-old Lahaina man was given credit for about four months he spent in jail for a shoplifting that turned into a robbery at Uptown Chevron in Wailuku.
Mark Clairemont also was placed on five years' probation.
He had pleaded no contest to second-degree robbery, third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug and possessing drug paraphernalia.
The robbery occurred May 7 when Clairemont went into the Uptown Chevron store, took two packets of almonds valued at less than $7 and ran out, said Deputy Prosecutor Mark Simonds. He said that when Clairemont was caught, he shoved employee Edmund Kahoohanohano, who suffered a scraped elbow.
When a police detective questioned Clairemont afterward, "the only statement the defendant made over and over again was: 'I didn't commit a felony, I didn't commit a felony,' " Simonds said.
Because of the force used, the petty misdemeanor theft became a felony robbery.
After the theft, Clairemont ran across the street and was chased by Kahoohanohano, who caught up with the suspect on the sidewalk near Bank of Hawaii, said defense attorney Al Albrechtson.
"He didn't intend to injure Mr. Kahoohanohano," Albrechtson said. "He reacted in an attempt to flee."
Clairemont ran into the McDonald's parking lot, where a bystander grabbed Clairemont, put him in a headlock and "began pummeling him," Albrechtson said.
He said Clairemont doesn't have a history of violence but does have substance abuse issues that he wanted to get help for.
About three weeks before the robbery on April 14, Clairemont was found nude and surrounded by drug paraphernalia at a construction site in Lahaina, Simonds said.
"Most of his adult life has been pretty much consumed by addiction," Simonds said.
In court Friday, Clairemont said he was a pacifist.
"I try to see this as a positive and see this as an opportunity to address some of the issues," he said.
Bissen said Clairemont has at least three prior shoplifting convictions. In his latest arrest, Clairemont's mistake was not returning the stolen items or waiting for police, Bissen said.
He said reports indicated Clairemont spent about half of his 123 days in jail in solitary confinement for infractions including taking pens from the library and collecting milk cartons.
"It looks like you were stealing even from the jail," Bissen told Clairemont. "You don't see that all the time."
Clairemont was ordered not to enter Uptown Chevron and to write a letter apologizing to Kahoohanohano. Clairemont was ordered not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs.
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More Atheism Gallery Whiners
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My Atheism and Religion galleries came with an expectation I'd be seeing a few individuals complaining against horrible subjects like gay rights and the folly of indoctrinating children. Since I also expected bullshit arguments using every logical faux-pas in the book, I posted an extra two galleries on Creationist Fallacies, and even a blog highlighting the answers to some of the more dumb questions obvious detractors to these subjects ask.
Stupid peeps coming back was also expected. But tonight I got a special treat: blog section regular Letemdangle. Now, usually it's easy to see where comments are going by who's making them, what's being said, and how these people are stuck like glue to your media. But there's nothing sadder than watching a supposed grown, mature man revert to a 12 year old over pictures on a website repeated a billion times across the net, all in an attempt to make a point about how I'm the one he feels sad for.
Since several fallacies (naturally) I had covered he employed for his purposes, I figured it a good time to further illustrate examples of what NOT to do if you expect anyone to see validation in your argument:
27 makes you out to be a hypocrite, by the statements you make against religious people, like, "Stupid, idiots, I hate them, etc...Kind of hate speech there too. It's good to have a cause, but this is a useless exercise, all it does is demonstrate your hatred for all things and all people who see things differently.
It's obvious he hit my gallery expecting to get pissed, and got what he wanted. As a result, for some reason he feels the need to make me hear about it over the simple choice to skip to other media instead.
First off, this is the #27 pic that got him heated:
A brilliant choice of words aimed at those closed-off to simple concepts far removed from religious-based arguments that would refute the saying above. That much is clearly obvious. Of course, it's also a good reminder to avoid judgement, deception, and plain making shit up so you can look good.
Quote Mining.
Dangle finds a need to quote me on my religious views for his own means in comment. In this case, shifting those quotes to a different context altogether, from religion to "all things and people who see things differently."
Now the quote mining references don't cover this, but I believe it to be under the same umbrella when those supposed quotes don't exist to begin with, to the best of my knowledge.
Appeal to Authority.
Keep in mind even Richard Dawkins wrote, "A supreme being probably doesn't exist", not that he doesn't exist and he too was against abortion, because it is just wrong.
Not only quote mining again, but he seems it convenient to cite a great mind like Dawkins as a means for turning the proverbial tables on the bad anti-creationist person.
Of course, the quote is taken out of context via selective paraphrasing. Not only is Dawkins' career famous for his denial of a supreme being, but he has been asked outright if he doesn't completely rule out the idea of a supreme being, to which he replied, "You can think so, if you think there's an opening for the tooth fairy." On that note...
Outright Lie.
It was suspect abortion would come up in the same sentence as Richard Dawkins. And it wasn't hard for me to spot (duh) that Dawkins' supposed anti-abortion stance is completely fabricated.
In discussion he tends to avoid the issue entirely, but is not shy on admonishing those who stand against women's reproductive rights and equates those who kill abortion doctors to Osama bin Laden.
Man-on-the-Street/Interview Tactic.
Conveniently, right about here is where Heisenburg comes in with his two cents. The two proceed to discuss me on their own, as though a second fool getting involved makes the first one's bullshit valid. As we see with this fallacy, it wouldn't mean anything different if 100 of them were there. It's still made-up shit. Which brings me to...
The Ad-hominem Attack.
I guess when you are a dirty freeloading idiotic hipster, that is the way it has to be.
I think I've passed maybe four words with this guy in my 6 years here. Plus, I hate hipsters. Seeing as how I'm not even familiar enough to this dude for my character to come into question, it brings us to a different point:
Hasty Generalization.
I tried to state from the get-go I wasn't in the mood for going over everything wrong with every transparently religious/right-wing/homophobic/anti-woman/God-fearing/conservative asshole that comes by with every easily-recognizable tactic for shitty argument in the book. But to the same few people, it falls on deaf ears.
This is the reason the problem doesn't stem with me. To be honest? Like I've said in comments, I'm simply on a gallery kick these past few weeks. And as with all my atheism/religion posts, I choose them because they're of interest to me, and A LOT of people.
Sorry if it bothers you -- but I happen to stand for certain convictions like gay and women's rights, moderately detest most Republicans today, and could give a fuck about religious views and how "right" you think they are. If you don't like the subject matter, MOVE ON.
I'm not going to be converted, I will not reconsider creationism as an "equal and opposite possibility" (because it is not), and I'm not interested in pseudo-science. Fact is simply that, whether it makes you feel icky or not. It doesn't make me bigoted, a liar, hate-filled, incompetent, closed-minded, or anything else you make up about someone you don't know for challenging your fairy tale values. That kinda shit is what my galleries point out. The more you speak this way, the more you prove every quote, fact, fallacy, and idea being relayed.
And yes dangle, that ironically includes the very quote that got you mad, for being the type of person who'd maliciously ascribe it to anyone but YOU.


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LEWISTON — Marc Zanette remembers last year's semifinal game against RIT. The game in Rochester's Blue Cross Arena was in overtime, but the forward had been injured and was back in locker room.
"I was lying on the medical table and I heard a roar and I knew those weren't our fans," Zanette said. "I remembered that feeling last year, lying there helpless. That pushed me tonight. I didn't want them to end our season again."
Zanette made sure there was no chance of RIT ending Niagara's run in the Atlantic Hockey playoffs this time. The senior fired in a pass from Ryan Murphy with 6:48 left in overtime to give the Purple Eagles a 2-1 triumph over the Tigers in front of 1,016 at Dwyer Arena Saturday.
The win gave Niagara a sweep of the best-of-three quarterfinal series.
The Purple Eagles advance to the Atlantic Hockey championship weekend and the semifinals on Friday back at Blue Cross Arena against Canisius, which beat Air Force in overtime Saturday to sweep its series. Game time is 4 p.m.
But Niagara (23-8-5), which won the regular season title, had to scrap back in this game. The Tigers came out with aggression and crispness, putting Niagara on its heels for some of the worst hockey the Purple Eagles have played this season.
RIT dominated the first period from the opening faceoff. Just 1:12 into the game, freshman forward Josh Mitchell snapped a shot from the high slot and beat Carsen Chubak for a 1-0 lead.
With 22 seconds left in the period, RIT had a golden chance to extend its lead but the shot on the 2-on-1 break hit the post on Chubak's stick side and the Purple Eagles escaped the first period trailing by only a goal.
The bright spot for Niagara was that it held RIT to 0 for 4 on the power play that period and held them to 0 for 7 for the game.
"They were all over us and we got into penalty trouble because of their speed and transition," Niagara coach Dave Burkholder said. "We were on the wrong side of pucks, the wrong side of defensive scrums. But they didn't put us away. In the room, we took a deep breath and knew we could get through it."
"We need to score another goal or two in the first period, which was our best period," RIT coach Wayne Wilson said. "To be up two or three would be different. But the woulda, couldas, all those other things. The bottom line was that it was a good game and they got the job done."
In the second period, Chubak continued to come up with big saves but the Purple Eagles could not locate any crispness in their play. Emblematic of the issue: With 12:01 left in the second, Chubak made a save and ended up sprawled on the ice out of position. The Niagara defense blocked the rebound attempt. The Purple Eagles turned up the speed in their transition only to be called on the offside, killing a potential momentum changer.
Niagara finally broke through with 5:43 left in the second when a shot by Patrick Divjak found its way through the pads of Ruby and into the back of the net. From that point on, the Purple Eagles looked more like themselves, finding urgency and better execution and some quality chances before the period closed.
The third period saw Niagara hold a 12-5 advantage in shots on goal, but its power play was dismal. The Purple Eagles went 0 for 1 in the period, then looked to have an excellent opportunity to win the game in regulation when Jason Beattie was tripped by Dan Schuler with 1:06 left to play. But Niagara never was able to set up its attack and then was whistled for too many men on the ice with 16 seconds left in the period.
The penalties carried over and the teams started with 54 seconds of four-on-four before RIT went on the power play. Neither team scored and play started to open up end to end.
Niagara got a power-play chance with 9:40 left in overtime and generated some great scoring chances. While they failed to capitalize, they did seize momentum and shortly after that is when Zanette scored the game-winner.
"It was a bouncing puck in the slot and [Ryan] Murphy got and pulled it wide," Zanette said. "He pulled a couple of guys with him and fed it, I don't know how, but under guys' sticks. It fell on my stick and I shot it as hard as I could."
"He has a warrior mind-set and is a senior leader," Burkholder said of Zanette. "I didn't have to make him a captain because he's one of our leaders on and off the ice. "
Chubak finished with 34 saves, many which were big-time and at crucial moments. The Niagara defense blocked 30 shots, helping Chubak when at times he fell out of position.
Jordan Ruby finished with 39 saves for RIT, which ends its season at 15-18-5. This will be the first time that the Tigers have not advanced to at least the semifinals since the 2007-08 season.
The win for Niagara extended its Dwyer Arena unbeaten streak to 22 games. That ties the program record and ranks fifth all-time in college hockey.
"We knew we haven't lost at home in over a year," Zanette said. "And nobody had doubt that we were going to win this game. We've had that feeling. Nobody comes out of here with a win."
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Clearly impressed with Syracuse's unexpected win over Michigan State, ESPN's Jay Bilas credits SU head coach Jim Boeheim with a near "genius" ability to force opponents to adjust to the zone. "Syracuse is not a prolific shooting or scoring team, but its defense will win a lot of games," Bilas says.
SB Nation contributor Jared Smith opines that "being wrong" about the Syracuse basketball team never felt "so right." Like a lot of die-hard Orange fans who had "witnessed how poorly their undefeated team had been playing," Smith was certain SU would drop its game against the Spartans. But "this squad did an outstanding job of sticking it to my pessimistic attitude against its young players, who seem to enjoy playing defense and doing the small stuff," he says.
The emergence of Rick Jackson this season, who posted his seventh double-double of the year in Tuesday's game against Michigan State, is helping to silence critics who question whether the Orange is truly a top 25 team, says FOXSports' Jeff Goodman: "If [Jackson] maintains his average and hauls down a dozen boards a game in the Big East this season, he'll have no problem finding a taker in the NBA."
All of which begs the question: Are the Orange truly "overrated," as Boeheim famously stated early in the season? Well, if they were, they're not after Tuesday's win over Michigan State, says the Boston Globe's Joe Sullivan: "The Orange were simply awesome."
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Ancient Maps
Maps and Geography of the Ancient World
Ancient History traditionally starts with the Fertile Crescent (from modern Iraq to Egypt) and focuses mainly on the Mediterranean. To the people in this area, most of the globe was unknown.
- Most of the "known world" follows a band north, south, and east of the Mediterranean Sea.
- You may need to play detective to find the map you're looking for. Ancient maps of Rome (or the Roman Empire) include much of what we think of as Europe, parts of Asia, and Northern Africa.
- The geographic borders of Asia fluctuated with the dominant empires; Sudan and Egypt belong in both the Near East and Africa. Egypt could extend into Asia.
You'll find an alphabetical list of ancient places based on the Roman historian Tacitus: Geographical Index of Tacitus.
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Dodge Grand Caravan owners have reported 66 problems related to door (under the structure category).
The contact owns a 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan. While driving the vehicle, the door panel started melting and smoke filled the vehicle. The vehicle was pulled over, turned off, and the fuse was disconnected. The smoke dissipated and there were no flames. The contact researched that the vehicle was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14v234000 (electrical system). The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the interior of the driver door was severely damaged and needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. There were no injuries that required medical attention. The failure mileage was 110,000.
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The contact owns a 2011 Dodge Grand Caravan. While the vehicle was parked, the rear passenger doors automatically opened and closed independently. The failure recurred on numerous occasions. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 44,000. The VIN was unavailable.
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The contact owns a 2011 Dodge Grand Caravan. The contact stated that the engine failed to start. In addition, the contact stated that the driver side door interior panel caught fire. The dealer replaced the door and panel wires. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired for the initial failure. The contact stated that the vehicle continued to experience electrical failures with the rear door motor. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 38,000.
The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan. While driving at an unknown speed, both rear sliding doors opened independently. The contact stopped the vehicle and manually closed the doors. While parked, the rear sliding doors closed independently and had to be forced open. The vehicle was taken to a dealer and diagnosed the cause of failure as electrical. The vehicle was repaired, but the failure recurred. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 130,000.
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My sliding door quit working half way thru cycle. My power went dead in doors and locks I took it to the Dodge dealer they could not find the problem said it was either the ecm or the bcm but not sure. They did not want to replace as they would just burn out again if this was the problem and still a short somewhere it was safe to drive. I drove it home and next day went to start it and the main wiring harness under the battery and above the drivers side wheel well burst into flames burning the entire main electrical harness and ecm and fuse box up. Took it by tow truck to Dodge dealer again they said looks like wiring harness was worn through where it was fastened to the frame at the assembly plant. Called Dodge and they said this has happened before suppose to send an inspector and no one showed up it has been over a week and no help from Dodge or the dealer who told me it was safe to drive. I received a letter from Chrysler stating it was not a manufacturer defect yeah right!!.
My sliding door quit working half way thru cycle. My power went dead in doors and locks I took it to the Dodge dealer they could not find the problem said it was either the ecm or the bcm but not sure. They did not want to replace as they would just burn out again if this was the problem and still a short somewhere it was safe to drive. I drove it home and next day went to start it and the main wiring harness under the battery and above the drivers side wheel well burst into flames burning the entire main electrical harness and ecm and fuse box up. Took it by tow truck to Dodge dealer again they said looks like wiring harness was worn through where it was fastened to the frame at the assembly plant. Called Dodge and they said this has happened before suppose to send an inspector and no one showed up it has been over a week and no help from Dodge or the dealer who told me it was safe to drive.
2011 Dodge Grand Caravan. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle automatic sliding door issues. The consumer stated the automatic doors would continually close after partially opening. The door would just randomly close, causing injuries to the passengers. The dealer was unable to duplicate the issue.
2011 Dodge Grand Caravan passenger sliding doors will randomly shut after being opened and reaching the full open position. Video demonstration will be posted soon on youtube with the previous sentence as search title. Occurs when any button in the car, remote, or manual handle is used to activate automatic opening of the door. Symptoms have occurred in many locations and at all car ground slope angles. Problem began after the recall powertrain software update. Car has been to dealer many times and symptoms have been reproduced at dealership. Re-training an affected door may reduce symptoms. A door module was replaced but did not repair problems. Because it is random passengers are unsuspecting. Multiple incidents have occurred with doors closing on passengers who enter before the door has finished opening. Multiple incidents have occurred of unbalanced adults placing babies into child seats who have less then one inch clearance to their arm with the door in the full open position and have no time to react. When this occurs the adult may lose hold of the baby. A parent placing a child in a carseat may have the door shut on their torso. Children or frail adults entering or exiting the vehicle may be ejecting into or out of the car and may be seriously injured during the fall. Children or adults entering or exiting the vehicle may have a body part trapped in the door and seriously injured.
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On April 10, 13 we came home from the grocery store. I got out of the van and went around to the left side to unbuckle my 3yr old son. I then went back to the back of the van to get the grocery's out. I heard the side door closing. Then a yell. When my son got out of the van he pushed the button like he has many of times. He must of noticed something in the van he forgot and went to grab it. The door shut completely on his right hand. He broke the bones in his hand and now is in a cast. The big seller point from the car dealers were about the sensor and see this and see how it stops. Well it did not and my 3yr old now has a broken hand.
The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan. The contact stated that the side doors would open and close without the button being depressed. The dealer stated that the doors were not under recall. The vehicle had not been inspected. The failure mileage was unknown, but the current mileage was 170,000.
The automatic door locks stop working. This has been discussed on the internet quite a bit. The problem is that the door will not lock or unlock with the key fob or door switch. The also do not automatically lock when the car starts moving thus creating a safety concern for kids riding in the back. Removing the negative battery terminal resets it so that it works again briefly. The problem recurs again after a brief time.
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The contact owns a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. The contact stated that the rear driver side automatic sliding door would not unlock or open. The contact attempted to use different methods to open the sliding door but it would not open automatically or manually. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer for diagnostics or repairs. The approximate failure mileage was 159,426.
Power sliding door motor failure and malfunction.
The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan. The contact attempted to open the passenger side sliding door, but it would not open when the remote door control was activated. The failure occurred for four years. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified. The approximate failure mileage was 45,000.
The contact owns a 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan. The contact stated that after using the key fob to open the rear driver's side door, the door began to independently close. The contact used the fob again to open it. The door continued to close so the contact had to manually force it open. While forcing it open, the contact fractured the sliding door able. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the contact was informed that the sliding door was not latched properly and needed a new motor. The vehicle had not been repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 56,000. The current mileage was approximately 59,000.
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I own a 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan with only 48,000 miles on it. The power sliding doors have stopped operating properly. The doors will close about eight inches and then open back up without closing all the way. Tonight the door has opened and will not close manually or electrically. So my van is in my drive way with the door wide open and will be there all night until I figure it out tomorrow. Many people that I know with these vans have the same problem after a few years of owning them. Something has to be done. It is not safe to leave a vehicle outside with the door open all night. I can not get the door to close no matter what I do. Chrysler/Dodge should have implemented a safety mechanism that would allow an owner to be able to manually close the door if it malfunctioned. They should be held accountable for this problem, issue a recall and fix this problem for the many, many customers that have bought their products through out the years.
The contact owns a 2008 Dodge caravan. After opening the passenger side rear door, the contact noticed smoke from the latch interlock area, in order to stop the smoke, the contact sprayed water into the area of the door where the interlock was. There were no injuries or reports filed. The vehicle was being diagnosed by the dealership at the time of the complaint. The current and failure mileages were approximately 23,000.
My 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan sxt minivan has two power sliding doors. Both power sliding doors have failed. It is difficult to open the doors manually. I am requesting that Dodge issue a recall to fix the numerous 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan power sliding doors that have failed.
My Dodge 2002 Grand Caravan sliding door lock has seized in lock position. This first occurred early in 2010 with the lock sticking in the unlock position. After talking to several mechanics I learned that this is a common problem on Dodge vans. A couple of months later the lock suddenly unlocked and the sliding door starting working again. Now recently the lock has seized only now in the locked position so my children have to exit my vehicle on the drivers side which usually is facing the street. This is dangerous!!!! I went online and googled problems with Dodge vans and found so many reports of the same thing. Please hold Dodge accountable for its actions before ( god forbid) somebody's child gets hurt or worse.
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2005 Dodge Grand Caravan, 54,000 miles, passenger side door would close to within 6-8 inches using electronic buttons or key and stop. Was able to open and close manually for a day or two, then was not able to open door at all. After trying several times, was finally able to open door from outside. How in the world could anyone, my grandchildren for instance, get the door open in an emergency.
On several occasions, after pressing button to close rear sliding door, I tried to stop the door from closing by putting my body in the way. The door kept closing and did not automatically stop and reverse like it is suppose to. This not only happened to me, but also both of my small children. In every case, they were scared to tears because of the pressure put on them prior to the door reversing like it is supposed to. As an adult female, I was also scared by the amount of pressure the door placed on me as I pushed back to try and stop it before it would finally reverse.
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Driver's side automatic sliding door only opens 6-8", then stops. Must be manually opened/closed. Problem recurs every time automatic control is engaged, and doors are clearly not geared for manual opening/closing. . . This is a concern as it is very difficult to get out of the vehicle if in any seats other than front.
The contact owns a 2007 Grand Caravan. While the contact was exiting the passenger side rear sliding door it suddenly began to close on its own. A child's head became stuck in between the sliding door and the frame of the vehicle. The dealer was unable to diagnose the failure. There were no prior warnings. The current and failure mileages were 71000.
2005 Dodge Grand Caravan sliding door opening / closing problems. Is it the wiring harness? I have seen hundreds if not thousands of individuals with this problem. Door opens slightly then stops. Most dangerous part is that it will not cycle to fully pull the door in and close completely. I found broken wire in the track and replaced. But the problem still persists. It is a daily problem and the great engineers at Chrysler should be held accountable for this faulty design!!!.
Our drivers side power sliding door is now on it's 3rd or 4th motor. Dealership replaced it, then my last one was installed by my independent garage. Dodge knows they have a issue with these. The passenger power sliding door has also had the motor replaced, and I just had the harness replaced due to a broken wire in it. Once again, Dodge knows these have problems, according to my dealership. These items should be recalled and replaced for free. The van only has 52k miles on it.
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Evergreen National Bank has applied to banking authorities for approval to merge with Clear Creek National Bank, which is headquartered in Georgetown and has a branch and a drive-up bank in Idaho Springs.
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Both banks are owned by the same holding company, Evergreen Bancorporation of Evergreen but have been operated as independent banks for many years.
Oh, how good it is to see green again. Today was a beautiful clear day. With a flow of warm air from the southwest, it was the first really warm day here in the mountains. Yesterday was clear and sunny, but the cold wind did not make it feel like spring.
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ARVADA — The Evergreen Cougars expected to get hit at least once by the talented Golden Demons.
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Rahway remains in first place atop the Mid-State 38 Conference's Mountain Division after an emphatic 41-10 victory over Gov. Livingston on Saturday in Rahway.
The Indians, powered by 170 pass yards three touchdown passes and 55 rush yards and two touchdown runs by Jeffery Bost, as well as Gabril Gross' 93 rush yards, led 41-3 at halftime en route to their third win of the season and third in Mountain Division play.
Rahway's lone defeat of the season came in a 27-20 loss at Delaware Valley on Sept. 14 in an out-of-division contest.
Rahway has a half-game lead in the division over Scotch Plains-Fanwood, which improved to 3-1, both overall and in the division, with a 21-14 win over Voorhees.
Rahway defeated Scotch Plains, 39-14, on Sept. 22.
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1. Rahway (3-0 in division, 3-1 overall) --
2. Scotch Plains-Fanwood (3-1, 3-1) 0.5 GB
3. Voorhees (2-1, 2-2) 1 GB
3. Warren Hills (2-1, 2-2) 1 GB
5. Hillside (0-3, 0-4) 3 GB
6. Gov. Livingston (0-4, 0-4) 3.5 GB
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I am a swiss crafter living in Canada, mom of 2 wonderful little boys. For the past 3 years, creating patterns and sewing have been my main activities. I particularly love sewing, quilting, drawing , ...
I am a swiss crafter living in Canada, mom of 2 wonderful little boys. For the past 3 years, creating patterns and sewing have been my main activities. I particularly love sewing, quilting, drawing , soapmaking and flutemaking. I have built a soap company (Wild and Wise), have wrote 2 books about natural cosmetics. Walking in the forest, on the beach and watching my sons playing are my favorite ways to find inspiration for my next quilt or block pattern. You can follow my creations on my blog (bubblestitchquilts.blogspot.com). Last but not least, I think the best things we can do in our life are those done with love, and we should put love in everything. So, if you read this, receive my love!!!!
This great set is just perfect for all outdoor lovers! You can secretly sew a wonderful quilt for your man while he is gone fishing, or create some lovely cushions for your RV, seat mats for your camping trailer, or sew the perfect wall hanging for a cabin or a retreat cottage. For many summer sewing projects that smell pine forest and BBQ, and to add a wilderness taste in your home, just follow your imagination !
This set contains the 7 following blocks: a tent, a cute trailer, a moose, a campfire, a salmon, a lantern and a jolly red canoe.
All the blocks of this set are also available separately in my shop.
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This pattern does not contains basic paper piecing instructions. If you are a beginner, you can find a good tutorial + useful tips on my blog to learn the technic: http://www.bubblestitchquilts.blogspot.com
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This simple modern designed White 4 x 6 Christening Photo Frame with Cross is the perfect gift for proud parents to display a photo of their child from their christening day.
The outside of the photo frame has a padded style white leather look finish. Featured to the left hand side is a raised 3D style silver cross and below in lovely silver writing is the word 'christening'. To the right hand side is where a chosen special 4" x 6" portrait photo can be displayed. To the reverse is a stand so that your photo frame can be displayed on a flat surface.
White 4 x 6 Christening Photo Frame with Cross Measures:
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So, the report has it that Martin Brodeur engaged a big-time -- as in Pat Brisson -- agent as Free Agency Day descends on us this Sunday. Do you believe it? Me? Nay.
Meanwhile, Marty's buddy -- at least for the moment -- Zach Parise has had an equally large-image rep (Don Meehan) ready to find a pot 'o NHL goal for the Devils' (for now) captain.
Apart from the fact that they have been teammates in New Jersey, Parise and Brodeur share a common theme along with dozens of other big leaguers. They know that "Free Agency" ain't free; at least not to ownership who'll match the National Mint if necessary to secure their favorite player prey.
That's why the likes of Ryan Suter, Jaromir Jagr, Matt Carle, Alex Semin and Jason Garrison, among other significant free agents, figure to be wealthier next season than they are right now.
While it's conceivable to imagine Parise skating for another club in 2012-2013, the idea of Brodeur wearing anything but Devils black, red and white challenges the imagination.
However, just because Marty allegedly -- as in allegedly -- secured a representative does not mean that he's saying bye-bye to either Newark, Bayonne or other New Jersey points East or West. It could be that he merely wants to hammer out a reasonable deal with the Devils.
OR, there's always a possibility that even at the advanced age of 40, Monsieur Brodeur will seek greener -- as in $$$$$ -- pastures elsewhere. That's why the Free Agent Frenzy could also be renamed the "Money-Money-Money Melodrama."
Surely, if Parise's agents haven't committed to the Devils by Midnight, Saturday, you can bet your bottom shinguards that the odds are no better than 50-50 that he's remain in the Lou Lamoriello fold.
And, if Zach seeks total freedom, there are any number of teams lining up around the corner looking for Parise's John Hancock. The media mass keeps repeating the likes of Rangers, Red Wings, Wild; why even the Stanley Cup champion Kings might even jump into the moolah morass.
Suter, among the NHL's best defensemen, is another fascinating case. My buddy, Stu Hackel, writing for Sports Illustrated.com, figures that the Red Wings would be an ideal landing pad for Suter. Hackel's logic is impeccable since Detroit needs a replacement for the retired future Hall of Famer Nicklas Lidstrom.
Another compelling question surrounds the future of Jagr, who played capably for Philadelphia, but appears willing to look elsewhere. The Maven is just wondering -- wondering, that is -- about how Double J would look in an Islanders uniform.
Speaking of Jack Capuano's sextet, it appears as if P.A. Parenteau will seek his fortune -- and I do mean fortune -- in a county other than Nassau. Pal Hackel figures that the Red Wings would be a solid spot for Parenteau as a linemate for Pavel Datsyuk. (Not a bad thought, I say.) However, I see the francophone-seeking Canadiens going after Parenteau with more francs than Detroit care to offer.
Of the Rangers' free agents of note, Martin Biron figures to be back as Henrik Lundqvist's support-system. I'd be more than astonished -- if such a feat is possible -- should Biron exit Manhattan. Then there's the matter of Brandon Prust who apparently is in Calgary GM Jay Feaster's crosshairs. According to my logic system, Prust wants enough to stay on Seventh Avenue -- and the Blueshirts appreciate him enough -- so that my odds are in the Rangers' favor.
My personal favorite -- one I'd grab if I was either Glen Sather, Garth Snow or Lou -- is Garrison who totaled 16 goals and 17 assists for Florida thanks to his blue-line howitzer. An older version of Garrison, also available, is my buddy Sheldon Souray.
Somebody will do well latching on to Alex (I Won't Come Cheap) Semin who was a 40-goal man just two seasons ago. The Maven considers him an ideal "Sather Project," the kind of player many general managers would rather not have as a challenge. But Slats may love to take on Semin -- simply because it's a worthwhile challenge.
Other free agents worth considering include:
• BRYCE SALVADOR: After a super season, he'll command good bucks but I believe he'll stay in Newark.
• DUSTIN PENNER: Winning a Cup is enough to have him camp out again in LA.
• SHANE DOAN: if he forsakes Phoenix, there's a lot of leadership that would be nice to have either in New Jersey or Long Island.
• TRAVIS MOEN: I love his size and grit -- and what a neat name!
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Joan Verna Polhamus, 79, of Summerville, SC entered into eternal rest on April 3, 2014 at her residence.
She was born in Millville, NJ to Walter Scott Greene and Florence Greene. She spent her life making a loving home for her husband and children. She was a member of the Disabled American Veteran Commanders Club and a life member of the Auxiliary Club.
She is survived by her husband, Howard Polhamus; five children, Donna Struckman, Howard Michael Polhamus, Sheila Maxwell (Denny), Terrian Johnson (Carroll), and Scottie Polhamus (Michelle); ten grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.
Visitation was April 4, 2014 at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home. The funeral service was April 5, 2014 at in Carolina Memorial Chapel. Interment followed in Carolina Memorial Park.
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Season ends for the Rangers after 5-2 loss to the Rays
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Texas Rangers fans cheer following a questionable diving catch made by center fielder Leonys Martin (2) in the 7th inning of MLB Baseball action in the AL Wildcard tiebreaker at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Texas on Monday, September 30, 2013.
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Karen Russell chronicles pain of growing up in "Vampires in the Lemon Grove"
In "Reeling for the Empire," one of the eight stories appearing in Karen Russell's "Vampires in the Lemon Grove," a young woman pines for adventure in a rapidly changing 19th-century Japan. Falling for the dubious charms of a "recruitment agent," what she gets instead is a life-draining job in a silk factory.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
MMS fundraiser set for April 16
Macedonia Middle School is having fundraiser night at Zaxby's on Tuesday, April 16, and Bonner Elementary will be having its fundraiser night on Thursday, April 25.
Each school will receive 10 percent of every sale. Please come out and support MMS and Bonner Elementary.
In other school news, MMS is having its third nine weeks award assemblies on Wednesday, March 27. Award Assemblies at Bonner Elementary will be on April 11 and April 12.
Report Cards go home on Wednesday, March 27. Spring break is the week of April 1 through April 5.
Community Prayer Meeting
The Quarterly Community Prayer Meeting was held at Mt. Calvary PH Church on March 7. A large turnout was reported.
Church News
Providence Baptist Church Easter Sunday Services will include Easter Sunrise Service at 7:30 a.m., breakfast at 8, Sunday School at 9 and church service will be at 10.
Keith Plot will be the guest speaker on Sunday, April 7. He will be singing and leading the service.
Hood's Chapel UM Church will have an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30 at 3 p.m. and Easter Sunrise Service will be on March 31 at 7 a.m. Sunday Service is at 10 and Sunday School is at 11.
Happy Birthday from Providence Baptist Church to Elizabeth Zligler (March 30).
Happy Birthday to my great-granddaughter Brianna Katan (March 26). She will be four years old.
Happy Anniversary from Providence Baptist Church to Billy and Elaine Allen (March 28) and Dennis and Jennifer Kimrey (March 31).
Sympathy and prayers are with the family of Margie Wiley.
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Continue to pray for Virginia Kirkland, Thelma Shurlknight, Eric Shurlknight, John Graham, Barbara Alexander, Debbie Fail, Burt Alexander, Justin Knight, Pete Wrenn, Violet O"Conner, Ruth Cumbee, Kitty Cumbee, Yvonne Cumbee, Kyle Thomas, Rouse Thomas, Willis Wiggins, Patricia West, Brenda Law, Pastor Reggie Thames, Diane Litchfield, Willie and Neshia Cox, Gage Brinson, Lester Mills, Viola Murphy, Viola Atkins, Roy and Marlene Farmer, Allen Mills, DP Caddell, Mitzie Caddell, Zachary Waterman, David Brown, Sally Bowick, Bo Langley, Dexter Floyd, Mildred Thames, Shirley Perry, Janice Musau, Pat Shurlknight, Jerry Hayse, Sam and Yvonne Hood, Ricky Hood, Sarah Jackson, Marie Barlow, Liz Barlow, Leah Mitchum, Madison Litchfield, Gloria Conner, family of Margie Wiley, Kelly Umphlett, Diane Gaskins, Kit Reames, Elizabeth and Mike Balard, Geraldine Garrett, Marilyn Tucker, Shelvy Jean Wilson, Cassidy Cox, Cody Mullanax, Louise Litchfield, Gennie Vincent, Patty Mathis, Vernon Morris, Wilma Morris, Maggie Dubose, Byron Dupree, Betty Delk, Arlene Giggleman, Marion and Juanita Mills, Ted Caddell, Frank Litchfield, Frankie Garrett, Bryon and Jenelle Watts, aand our firefighters, first responders, military, community and country.
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We've just booked author events at my three favorite book stores in the Bay Area! That makes four events so far, and now to contact the contributors and invite them to participate too.
May 2 Writers Center of Marin
May 21 Get Lost Travel, SF
May 22 Easy Going, Berkeley
May 25 Book Passage, Marin
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January is National Stalking Awareness Month. Do you know what "stalking" is? Has it ever happened to you or someone you know? The National Center for Victims of Crime informs the public about stalking through its Stalking Resource Center online and defines it as "a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear."
Here are some things about stalking that you should know:
- One in six women and one in 19 men have experienced stalking in their lifetime. In this situation, the victims were very afraid or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed. It's more than someone having a crush on you, which may be annoying but not threatening.
- Most stalking victims are stalked by someone they know: 66 percent of female victims and 41 percent of male victims are stalked by their current or former intimate partner. Many of them were stalked before age 25. Some victims are stalked between the ages of 11 and 17.
- Approximately 11 percent of stalking victims have been stalked for five years or more.
- Seventy-six percent of intimate partner femicides have been stalked by their intimate partner; 67 percent were physically abused and 89 percent were stalked in the year prior to their murder.
- Fifty-four percent of femicide victims reported stalking to the police before they were killed by their stalkers.
- Seventy-eight percent of stalkers use more than one means of approach, often using weapons to harm or threaten victims.
- Victims are fearful because they don't know what to expect or when. They miss work time because of the effects of stalking.
"The prevalence of anxiety, insomnia, social dysfunction, and severe depression is much higher among stalking victims than the general population, especially if this stalking involves being followed or having one's property destroyed," reports the National Center for Victims of Crime. Some victims relocate to other places to escape from their stalkers.
President Obama issued a proclamation to encourage awareness and support victims saying, "Stalkers seek to intimidate their victims through repeated unwanted contact, including harassing phone calls, text messages or emails. Cyber stalking is increasingly prevalent"
If you are being stalked you may be afraid of what your stalker will do. You might feel vulnerable, unsafe, and question who you can trust. You may be anxious, impatient, irritable or on edge, depressed, hopeless, overwhelmed, tearful or angry. Stressing over this can affect how you think, whether you can concentrate or sleep, how you eat or don't eat.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Trust your instincts. If you think you are in danger you probably are. Take threats seriously. Contact a victim services agency, domestic violence or rape crisis program. They can help you to develop a safety plan.
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For more information about this topic or about the education, prevention and treatment programs for substance abuse and related mental health issues, contact FRC at 964 N. Market St., Lisbon; phone, 330-424-1468; or email, firstname.lastname@example.com. FRC is associated with Tri-County Family Violence Prevention Coalition.
The Tri-County Family Violence Prevention Coalition seeks to engage agencies, organizations and the communities of Columbiana, Mahoning, and Trumbull counties in northeast Ohio in the promotion of family violence prevention. With the understanding that Violence is Preventable, the coalition envisions safe families and safe communities.
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$10.99La noche de Tlatelolco es quizá el libro mexicano más reeditado de los tiempos recientes, y con sobrada razón: en él Poniatowska reunió numerosos testimonios cruciales, vivos, asustados, indignados, dignos, valerosos, desafiantes, de los trágicos días de octubre de 1968. La intensidad de la crónica, el dolor del testimonio y la fuerza avasalladora de la denuncia le confieren a este libro su
El Porfiriato y la Revolución en la historia de MéxicoEl origen de este libro es una conversación en la que el eminente historiador Friedrich Katz y su amigo y colega de muchos años, el antropólogo Claudio Lomnitz, dialogan detenidamente sobre el Porfiriato y la Revolución. La plática fue grabada para una serie de programas que transmitió el IMER con motivo del centenario de la Revolución mexicana. En esta amenísima e inteligente charla, Katz y
Inside Mexico's Criminal InsurgencyThe world has watched stunned at the bloodshed in Mexico. Thirty thousand murdered since 2006; police chiefs shot within hours of taking office; mass graves comparable to those of civil wars; car bombs shattering storefronts; headless corpses heaped in town squares. And it is all because a few Americans are getting high. Or is it? The United States throws Black Hawk helicopters and drug agents at
The Life and Death of a Mexican Kingpin"Drug Lord is the real thing. Raw, immediate, indispensable."-Don Winslow, author of The Power of Dog and California Fire and Life"The [drug smuggling] business goes on, the slaughtered dead pile up, the US agencies continue to ratchet up their budgets, the prisons grow larger and all the real rules of the game are in this book, some kind of masterpiece."-Charles Bowden, from the introduction
Hernan Cortes, King Montezuma, and the Last Stand of the AztecsIn an astonishing work of scholarship that reads like an adventure thriller, historian Buddy Levy records the last days of the Aztec empire and the two men at the center of an epic clash of cultures. "I and my companions suffer from a disease of the heart which can be cured only with gold." —Hernán CortésIt was a moment unique in human history, the face-to-face meeting between two men from
$8.69Besieged by General Santa Anna's five thousand troops, a handful of Texans fought for liberty in the face of overwhelming oddsLooking out over the walls of the whitewashed Alamo, sweltering in the intense sun of a February heat wave, Colonel William Travis knew his small garrison had little chance of holding back the Mexican army. Even after a call for reinforcements brought dozens of Texans
Cartel: The Coming Invasion of Mexico's Drug WarsHaving followed Mexico's cartels for years, border security expert Sylvia Longmire takes us deep into the heart of their world to witness a dangerous underground that will do whatever it takes to deliver drugs to a willing audience of American consumers. The cartels have grown increasingly bold in recent years, building submarines to move up the coast of Central America and digging elaborate
The History of the Conquest of MexicoThe story of the fall of the Mexica/Aztec civilisation in Mexico is one of the most astonishing episodes ever to occur in history; and in the skilful hands of William H. Prescott, one of America's greatest historians, it takes on a thrilling new dimension. Richly filled with detail, Prescott intricately describes the complex civilisation of the Mexica/Aztec people, before beginning the compelling
Dispatches from Inside the Drug War"Gibler is something of a revelation, having been living and writing from Mexico for a range of progressive publications only since 2006, but providing reflections, insights, and a level of understanding worthy of a veteran correspondent."-Latin American Review of BooksCombining on-the-ground reporting and in-depth discussions with people on the frontlines of Mexico's drug war, To Die in Mexico
How the United States and Mexico Jointly Created the "Mexican Drug War"The term "Mexican Drug War" misleads. It implies that the ongoing bloodbath, which has now killed well over 100,000 people, is an internal Mexican affairBut this diverts attention from the U.S. role in creating and sustaining the carnage. It's not just that Americans buy drugs from, and sell weapons to, Mexico's murderous cartels. It's that ever since the U.S. prohibited the use and sale of drugs
$9.99Amexica is the harrowing story of the extraordinary terror unfolding along the U.S.-Mexico border—"a country in its own right, which belongs to both the United States and Mexico, yet neither"—as the narco-war escalates to a fever pitch there.In 2009, after reporting from the border for many years, Ed Vulliamy traveled the frontier from the Pacific coast to the Gulf of Mexico, from Tijuana to
$18.99In late February and early March of 1836, the Mexican Army under the command of General Antonio López de Santa Anna besieged a small force of Anglo and Tejano rebels at a mission known as the Alamo. The defenders of the Alamo were in an impossible situation. They knew very little of the events taking place outside the mission walls. They did not have much of an understanding of Santa Anna or of


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As if Stuart Lancaster did not have enough on his plate with a number of injuries to his squad, the England head coach was having to come to terms last night with Chris Ashton, his most potent tryscorer, being unavailable for the opening match of the QBE autumn series against Fiji.
The Saracens wing's latest run-in with the authorities for what in effect is three yellow cards this season resulted in his suspension for one week by an RFU disciplinary panel. The ban runs from Sunday specifically to include the match against Fiji because Ashton was not released by England


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Governor Cuomo Announces 900 Solar Projects Underway Through 26 Community Solarize Campaigns Across The State
"Solarize" campaigns are encouraging homes and businesses throughout the state to install solar – State will support another 31 "Solarize" campaigns set to begin this spring (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 900 solar projects are underway through 26 community "Solarize" campaigns across New York State. A component of the NY-Sun program and the Governor's..


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Pro Football Weekly says the Lions' top priority is a speed pass-rushing defensive end. This is contrary to what Kowalski has said. Killer thinks they'll only draft a super-blue chipper DE at No. 10, not just some run of the mill first-rounder. Here's what PFW says:
This offseason is expected to be spent addressing a few defensive shortcomings. The first priority is defensive end. DE James Hall is a strong run defender who can play the left side and had a breakout season rushing the passer. But the Lions would like a greater speed presence off the edge. ... The Lions have said they wont overspend this offseason and want to continue to build through the draft.
And PFW talks to a pro personnel director who says Joey Harrington is the reason for the Lions' losing, and the proof is the players they've put around him.
Ive been around the West Coast offense too long, one pro personnel director told PFW. Andy Reid only gives quarterbacks three years to get to the playoffs. Thats the standard in that system, and (Joey) Harrington just finished his third year. They gave him two franchise receivers, a running back, a left tackle and an offensive line, and he still hasnt done it. What else can it be other than the quarterback?" ... He was on his own as a rookie, said one pro scout within the division. But they keep putting talent around him and its not any easier. Its not coming.