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Simple Definition of Christian
: a person who believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ
Full Definition of Christian
1 a : one who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ b (1) : disciple 2 (2) : a member of one of the Churches of Christ separating from the Disciples of Christ in 1906 (3) : a member of the Christian denomination having part in the union of the United Church of Christ concluded in 1961
2 : the hero in Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress
Origin and Etymology of christian
Latin christianus, adjective & noun, from Greek christianos, from Christos
First Known Use: 1526
Other Christian Religious Terms
Simple Definition of Christian
: of or relating to Jesus Christ or the religion based on his teachings
: of, relating to, or being Christians
: treating other people in a kind and generous way
Full Definition of Christian
1 a : of or relating to Christianity <Christian scriptures> b : based on or conforming with Christianity <Christian ethics>
2 a : of, relating to, or being a Christian <Christian responsibilities> b : professing Christianity <a Christian affirmation> <a Christian country>
3 : commendably decent or generous <has a very Christian concern for others>
Christianlyadjective or adverb
See Christian defined for English-language learners
Examples of christian in a sentence
Many of my friends are Christian.
He showed a very Christian concern for others.
First Known Use of christian
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Resources for Responding to Violence and Tragedy
Expert advice for teachers and parents on reassuring children after disturbing events.
- Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12
High profile acts of violence can be traumatic for students as they struggle to understand their feelings of fear, worry, anger, and sadness. They may be wondering: Why did this happen? Could it happen here? Am I safe? And they look to adults for information and guidance on how to react.
The tips, articles, and resources gathered here provide expert advice about anticipating and answering questions about scary news events; ideas on working with parents who may also be struggling to answer their children's questions; and information on the warning signs that indicate a child is struggling emotionally.
Quick Tips for Teachers
- Remind students that they are safe. Highlight the special things that make school safe.
- Take the time to talk. Let students talk about their feelings and assure them what they are feeling is normal. Remember that some children may not want to talk about their feelings. Encourage these students to express themselves through writing, art, and other projects.
- Use language children will understand. Keep your explanations developmentally appropriate. Young children need simple information they can understand and need to be reminded that they are safe. Older students will have questions and will need an opportunity to express their range of emotions.
- Watch for shifts in behavior. It's important to remember that everyone shows emotion in different ways. Be aware of the changes in behavior and mood that can indicate a child's level of anxiety or discomfort.
- Maintain a sense of normalcy. An important part of helping children feel safe is providing a normal and positive environment. School and class routines provide children with the positive structure they need.
- Monitor and limit television and news. Developmentally inappropriate information and overexposure to news of the event can cause more anxiety or fear, particularly in young children. Adults also need to be careful of the content of conversations that they have with each other in front of children.
- Make sure you take care of yourself. Take time to do the things that make you happy. And don't be afraid to seek additional help for yourself or for your students.
Expert Advice on Talking With Kids
When Terrible Things Happen: Helping Students Recover From Trauma
Recognizing the signs of trauma and providing reassurance can help kids rebound from traumatic events.
10 Tips for Talking With Students About Tragedy
Kids hear about tragic and disturbing events at school, at home, and through the media, and their concerns often come up in the classroom. What's the best way to deal with them?
Talking to Kids About Natural Disasters, War, and Violence
Keep misinformation to a minimum: Ask your child what he knows and answer his questions sensitively. From the Scholastic Parents site.
Answers to Teachers' Questions About Children and Violence
The way you broach the subject of violence with children is critical to helping them cope with it. Child-development expert Dr. James Garbarino shares his advice for teachers.
Talking & Listening to Young Children: Talking About Tough Topics
Guidelines for coping with young children's concerns and confusion about violence, death, divorce, drugs, and other difficult issues
Resources for Coping With Violence, Trauma, and Grief
Violence, Tragedy, and Loss Book List
These fiction and nonfiction titles will help facilitate conversations about feelings of fear, grief, and loss in the face of violence and tragedy.
Parent and Teacher Guides for Coping With Violence and Traumatic Events
These age-specific guides about talking to preschoolers, school-aged children, and adolescents after traumatic events are available as PDFs in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish. From the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA).
Helping Children Manage Distress After a Shooting
Tips and strategies for parents on helping their children feel safe after a shooting rampage. From the American Psychological Association.
School Violence Prevention and Response Resources
Dealing with death at school, tending to crisis caregivers, and managing strong emotional reactions are some of the challenges covered on the National Association of School Psychologists website.
Children and Grief
This bereavement resource area brought to you by the New York Life Foundation offers educators guidance and support resources, including a downloadable grief guide, guidelines for responding to the death of a student or school staff member, a sample letter to parents, videos, and more.
My Time Book
The My Time Book (PDF) allows children to illustrate their own book, express their feelings through drawing and writing, and reflect on the positive aspects of their lives.
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NSMC hosts baby shower event for the community
8/28/2014, 9 a.m.
North Shore Medical Center pays tribute to mothers during National Breastfeeding Awareness Month in August by hosting a baby shower and allowing guests to tour the hospital's Signature Birthplace Suites.
The event, held on Aug.16, was open to the community and featured educational lectures, healthy refreshments, entertainment and prenatal yoga demonstrations. Staff from the hospital's maternity department was available to provide information and answer questions.
"We are excited to host this educational event for all the parents-to-be in our community," said Manny Linares, chief executive officer of North Shore Medical Center. "This event supports our mission to continue improving the health and well-being of the women and children we serve."
The baby shower's on-site participants included Johnson & Johnson, The Children's Trust, Babies "R" Us and Miami-Dade County Women's Health and Dental Services. The organizations gave information about the many products and services they offer.
North Shore Medical Center, whose maternity program earned a 5-star rating in clinical excellence from Healthgrades, is home to the only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in northern Miami-Dade County.
The unit is staffed 24/7 with an on-site team of specialists and features some of the most advanced technology to care for newborns.
With a focus on the entire pregnancy experience, North Shore offers a variety of complimentary prenatal educational classes, as well as a maternity tracker application that can be downloaded on your smartphone.


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It sits just off M-89, yet it has a quiet neighborhood feel. It lies along the Kalamazoo River, but a big fence separates the play area from the bank. Just across M-89 is the public library, and Dean's Ice Cream neighbors the park to the north.
Sherwood Park has one large play structure that makes a loop. The platforms are accessed and connected by various ladders, climbers, steps, monkey bars and bridges in a range of difficulty. The set-up kept my toddler in the areas that were appropriate for her and prevented her from accessing the taller slides and more open, higher platforms.
The equipment at Sherwood is not brand new, and some of it seems worn or stained, but everything seemed to be clean and in good working order.
Cheryl Ruiter, a home daycare provider for 11 years, is something of an expert on area parks, and Sherwood Park is one of her favorites. She takes her charges to story time at the library, then down the block to play.
IF YOU GO: Sherwood ParkLocation: 121 N. Sherwood Ave., Plainwell
Hours: Sunrise to 10 p.m.
• Port-a-John
• Four regular swings
• Two baby swings
• Tire swing
• Large play structure
• Seesaw
• Merry go round
• Zipline
• Picnic tables and benches
• Volleyball, tennis and basketball courts
• Drinking fountain
"The equipment is good and age-appropriate for all kids two to ten," Ruiter said. "Whoever picked this equipment did a good job, because there is a good variety and it wears well."
Ruiter also appreciates that the playground is clean, well-maintained, far enough from the road to be safe and separate from the basketball courts where older visitors gather. She does wish the playground was shaded, although portions of the park's open space are well-shaded.
A unique feature at Sherwood Park is a Veterans Memorial that shares park space with the playground. Flags fly above a granite memorial etched with quotes and emblems. Bricks in front of the memorial bear the names of veterans. It is a nice spot to take a quiet moment after a morning of play.
Coming next week: Kids Paradise Adventure Playland at Tyler Field in Paw Paw.PLACES TO PLAY
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|A Taste of Winter, Valley–Style
Thanksgiving Weekend 2011 Cold Front Brings Extremely Dry Air and a Freeze
Agricultural and Residential Impacts: Just how widespread was the November 28th freeze? Probably more than we knew at the time; details will be provided in future assessments. While the (air) temperature was above 32°F for much of the night, the wet bulb temperature, a critical parameter that measures the lowest temperature that can be achieved purely evaporative cooling of a water or ice "wetted*" surface, remained well freezing. Calculated wet bulb temperatures generally ranged from 22°F to 31°F; most of the wet bulb temperatures were around 30°F when air temperature was between 34° and 36°F.
500 mb (generally, 15 to 18,000 feet) chart showing atmospheric flow pattern and wind speed/direction at 6 AM November 28th, 2011. Note the "express delivery" of Canadian air on pure northerly flow behind developing low latitude trough of low pressure over the southeastern U.S.
Why the Wet Bulb is Important. Tender tropical vegetation, including citrus and sugar cane, contain moisture within the leaf, branch, and fruit structure. In very dry air, this moisture readily evaporates; this effectively cools the surrounding tissue to the wet bulb temperature. On November 28th, it was possible that exposed cold sensitive vegetation had effective temperatures below freezing due to evaporative cooling. Vegetation in wind protected areas likely saw a few hours of sub freezing ambient temperatures; additional evaporation may have brought effective temperatures well into the hard freeze range (below 28°F). These areas would include locations in the agriculture–rich Lower Rio Grande Valley.
For full details on how citrus and other cold sensitive crop growers use wet bulb temperatures to assess the need for damage mitigation, click here.
Dedicated efforts by ranchers, residents, and visitors were crucial in having no significant wildfire starts through the period. Thanks to all who kept the Valley safe this Thanksgiving weekend!
Atmospheric profile (sounding) from Brownsville, Texas, at 6 AM CST November 28th. Dryness indicated by precipitable water (inches), shown as 0.10 (red outline). Coldness shown by the height of the 0°F wet bulb temperature (cyan outline).


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SUMMARY:by Lynne Lederman, PhD
In continuing the theme of this session in which research into the genetics of myeloma is revealing more complexities, Dr. Fonseca discussed how to integrate these findings into the clinic. Classification schemes for risk can be based on biologic classification, which should be stable over time, and describes the pathophysiology and disease progression. This category includes primary and secondary genetic events and gene dysregulation, and may not be of clinical utility. Myeloma can be classified prognostically using baseline features that result in differential response to treatment. This classification can be expected to change over time. For example, although chromosome 13 deletion has been considered to be a poor prognostic factor, novel agents, e.g., bortezomib, may overcome this factor. Most of the predictive studies have been done in patients treated with melphalan and prednisone, so it will be necessary to revisit predictive models with novel therapies. Predictive classifications, e.g., the ability to predict duration of response, incorporates treatment as a variable. Most studies are not powered for the molecular class, and Dr. Fonseca would like to see future trials considering molecular markers. He also suggested that it should be possible to identify those factors associated with the risk of progression of MGUS to multiple myeloma.


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Hey, they missed the tail!
I was hoping this one would be in the top 3: http://shirt.woot.com/
I need another Tshirt like I need another hole in the head, but I couldn't resist this one!
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The brain is very nutritious. Also, they should point out that the liver is the most nutritious food available. And they forgot bone marrow.
EDIT: Thanks NMG, I may build my own steak branding iron and use it at family BBQs for laughs.
They forgot the hooves, organs and eyeballs.
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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ACORN was the nation's largest community organization of low and moderate-income families, working together for social justice and stronger communities. From 1970 to its end in 2010, ACORN had grown to more than 175,000 member families, organized in 850 neighborhood chapters in 75 cities across the U.S. and in cities in Canada, the Dominican Republic and Peru.
ACORN's accomplishments included successful campaigns for better housing, schools, neighborhood safety, health care, job conditions, and more. ACORN members would participate in local meetings and actively work on campaigns, elect leadership from the neighborhood level up, and pay the organization's core expenses through membership dues and grassroots fundraisers.
ACORN's First Time Homebuyer Program
Intimidating to nearly everyone, the home buying process can seem impossible to millions of low- and moderate-income Americans. Beginning in 1986, ACORN Housing's mortgage counseling program started a program to help first time homebuyers learn about and be better prepared for the process of buying a home. In their first 15 years, they helped over 50,000 families achieve their dreams of homeownership.
ACORN Housing also helped thousands of existing homeowners avoid foreclosure and preserve their homes by helping them negotiate with lenders. They frequently worked with victims of predatory lending as well as those who were facing serious and unexpected financial hardships.
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Museum no. A.86-1978
Given by Professor and Mrs J. Hull Grundy
John Conduitt (1688-1737) was Member of Parliament for Southampton and also Master of the Mint, having succeeded Sir Isaac Newton, his uncle by marriage. This medal was struck in his honour after his death.
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text: Sam Reed Washington Secretary of State to retire By Austin Jenkins • Jun 29, 2011 OLYMPIA, Wash. – Washington voters will select a new Secretary of State in 2012. Republican Sam Reed announced [today] Tuesday that he will retire at the end of his third term and not seek re-election. Reed has held elective office for 35 years, first as Thurston County Auditor. He says he's disappointed he didn't get to usher in the era of Internet-based voting. Washington could become all vote-by-mail state By Brianna Butterfield & KPLU News Staff • Jan 20, 2011 Elaine Thompson / AP Photo Washington would become an all vote-by-mail state under a bill being considered by a State Senate committee. Pierce County is the last in the state that still allows polling places and some of the county's voters want to keep it that way. Lakewood resident Erika Cranmer testified that she has not missed an election since she became an American citizen in 1951. The German native told lawmakers she does not trust vote-by-mail:


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Hello, my friends. As many of you may already know, October is my favorite month of the year. And it's right around the corner. The heat, by in large, will be at least bearable for a while now. There shouldn't be much rain. And another thing you can count on — numerous things to do in St. Tammany Parish. A few things rumbling around this old brain in recent days: Madisonville bicentennial
Hello, my friends.
As many of you may already know, October is my favorite month of the year. And it's right around the corner.
The heat, by in large, will be at least bearable for a while now. There shouldn't be much rain. And another thing you can count on — numerous things to do in St. Tammany Parish.
A few things rumbling around this old brain in recent days:
Madisonville bicentennial: I was really glad to see this event go off without a hitch. Madisonville is one of the oldest towns in St. Tammany, and as fate would have it, where my ancestors first lived on the north shore.
There was music to be heard, food to be consumed and numerous artifacts to be seen during the celebration, which took place on Saturday. As Madisonville is a celebrant of its first 200 years, I wish the town many more wonderful years and hope the same for all of our other communities, which constantly remind me why ours is the best parish in which to live, work and play.
Keep Mandeville Beautiful cleanup: Twice a year, the Keep Mandeville Beautiful organization hosts a citywide cleanup effort that involves schools, churches, civic groups and individuals who are interested in maintaining the cleanliness of our streets and green spaces.
This year was no different.
Several hundred people turned out to the Mandeville lakefront on Sept. 17 to gather, and then disperse, to clean up the highest-traveled areas of town. They were invited back to the lakefront after the cleanup for the annual Watershed Festival, which focuses on local environmental and wildlife exhibits and gives everyone a "hands-on" opportunity to learn about those things.
Thanks to all who participated, especiallySusan Russell and her Keep Mandeville Beautiful organization, that helps get the word out about this important event.
Glad to hear that theGourmet Gala, a fundraiser for the K-Bar-B Youth Home and the Homeless Outreach for Youth in St. Tammany, will return on Oct. 9.
K-Bar-B is an important spot for many people in our parish, as it helps provide support of organizational programming, which help "foster and homeless youth in our community," according toJennifer Dexter, K-Bar-B executive director.
Tickets cost $75 and will include food, drink, live music, auctions and much more. Tickets are available at K-Bar-B, 31294 U.S. 190 near Lacombe, and Corporate Cleaners in Slidell at 3010 E. Gause Blvd.; or by calling 641.1425 or going online at www.kbarb.com.
My good friends at the Northlake-Mandeville Rotary Club are looking for a few good teams to help prepare chili for their eighth annual Chili Cook-off, which will be held Oct. 29 at the Madisonville ballfields.
Though the event may be several weeks away, it's never too early to begin tinkering with your best chili recipe to prepare it for the competition. Or, if you already have the "perfect" recipe, why not throw your hat in the ring against some of the best chili cookers we have in southeast Louisiana?
I know the stuff is good, because I have helped judge the event in years past.
So, if you're interested in joining the competition, go online to www.mandevillerotary.org or call eitherSteve Saux at 796.0689 or Rick Delaune at 504.458.1013. Cash prizes for best chili and best-decorated booth are up for grabs. And the great thing is that there is no fee to enter your chili into the cook-off.
Proceeds from sponsorships, games, food sales, etc., will benefit New Heights Therapy Center, Support Our War Heroes and Safe Harbor.
You can expect plenty of good food, good music, good friends and good fun at this popular event.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star family-friendly resort, walk to Nopparat Thara Beach
This family-friendly Aonang Beach resort is located near the beach, within 2 mi (3 km) of Nopparat Thara Beach and Ao Nang Beach. West Railay Beach and Ao Phai Plong are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Resort Features
This resort features 2 outdoor pools, a restaurant, and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a poolside bar, a coffee shop/café, and a meeting room.
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All 115 rooms offer free WiFi, balconies, and TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find refrigerators, minibars, and room service.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Srisuksant Resort145 M.3, Noppharatthara Beach Aonang, Muang Krabi Krabi 81180
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Srisuksant Resort features 2 outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center, and a children's pool. The resort offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This family-friendly resort also offers room service (during limited hours) and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Coffee shop or café
- Parking (limited spaces)
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 115
- Number of floors - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Poolside bar
- Free self parking
- Year Built 2002
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Wedding services
- Fitness facilities
- Billiards or pool table
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Children's pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Television
- Balcony
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Termsuk Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Cash deposit: THB 500 per stay
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: THB 250 for adults and THB 200 for children (approximately)
- Late check-out fee: THB 300
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Srisuksant
- Srisuksant Krabi
- Srisuksant Resort
- Srisuksant Resort Krabi
- Srisuksant Hotel Ao Nang
- Srisuksant Hotel Krabi
- Srisuksant Resort Krabi/Ao Nang
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A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. One child 4 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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The Chicago TAPPI is hosting a "What's New in Corrugated" program on Jan. 6 at the Marriott Oak Brook in Oak Brook, Ill. The program includes speakers from these companies:Read more
Some Thoro Packaging team members have been with the company for more than 20 to 30 years. A business must be doing something right to have such longevity in its team. It is no wonder Thoro Packaging has been recognized by the Printing Industries of America as one of the 2014 Best of the Best Workplaces in the Americas in their annual HR awards.Read more
Benson Group, a leading UK manufacturer of printed cardboard packaging, has announced the launch of a full range of microwave cooking solutions.
Part of the range was deliciously demonstrated on-stand at Packaging Innovations in Islington back in October, with bacon roll snacks being prepared and enjoyed by visitors. The availability of this collection of microwave cooking solutions is a significant collaboration with parent company, Graphic Packaging International.Read more
Since October 2012 TurnAvisual with huge success has been offering an online 3D mock-up solution for the packaging industry which makes it possible for packaging manufacturers, brand owners and designers to collaborate closely in their effort to speed up the design process so time-to-market can be reduced significantly.Read more
Reynolds Group Holdings Limited ("Reynolds Group") today announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell its SIG Combibloc business to Onex Corporation for an aggregate amount of up to €3.75 billion, subject to certain adjustments based upon closing date cash and working capital. €3.575 billion will be paid to Reynolds Group at the closing of the transaction, with an additional amount up to the balance of €175 million payable depending on the financial performance of the SIG Combibloc business in 2015 and 2016.Read more
The two industry leaders International Paper (IP) and RockTenn also indicated they were growing more in line with overall industry box shipments, ending market share losses since their major acquisitions of Temple-Inland and Smurfit-Stone Container, respectively, in 2011-2012.Read more
Operating profit in 3Q was 11% higher to $60 million and net income showed a loss of $1 million.Read more
Essentra's $455 million acquisition of Clondalkin Group's specialist packaging division (SPD) includes five folding carton plants in the US and four in Europe focused on pharmaceuticals and healthcare.
Clondalkin's SPD has estimated 2014 revenues of $438 million, mostly in pharma and personal care, with 51 percent of revenues in cartons, followed by leaflets and labels.Read more


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A notorious conman who has been fleecing people throughout the West for more than 50 years, was arrested by U.S. Marshals Monday in Chicago.
Nickolas John Kasemehas faces theft charges in Clackamas and Marion counties and is wanted for parole violation in Multnomah County.
In April, Kasemehas, 73, was awaiting trial when he cut off an electronic monitoring device in Portland and absconded.
"It's time for him to come back and face the music," said Clackamas County prosecutor Stacey Borgman.
Kasemehas is a prolific conman whose first criminal conviction was in 1962. He's spent more than 20 years in prison and, if convicted on all the charges he faces in Oregon, could receive 30 years in prison -- at his age, a life sentence.
"He hasn't stopped scamming people and he has no intention of stopping," Borgman said.
When he was arrested, Kasemehas was posing as Alex Gus Spanos, the billionaire owner of the San Diego Chargers and trying to pull one of his favorite scams.
Kasemehas told a Chicago man he knew where to buy gold coins at a low price that could be resold at a profit.
The man was suspicious and did some Googling. He immediately uncovered Kasemehas' true identity and called Portland Police Detective Liz Cruthers, who specializes in white-collar crime.
Cruthers investigated Kasemehas in a case that led to his conviction for aggravated theft in 2009. He cheated five Portland-area residents -- including a schoolteacher, a shoe salesman and a retiree -- out of tens of thousands of dollars. She also is working on an investigation related to Kasemehas' Clackamas County case.
Cruthers alerted authorities in Chicago, who nabbed Kasemehas.
When Kasemehas was released from prison in September 2012 and immediately returned to his old ways.
He swindled three victims out of $181,200, according to Clackamas County court records. He allegedly committed similar crimes in Marion County.
Kasemehas fled to California in April 2013 when his victims started questioning his honesty and a step ahead of an indictment in Clackamas County.
Police found him a month later at an expensive Santa Monica hotel after the manager became suspicious of Kasemehas' incredible tale about surviving a plane crash. An Internet search by the manager -- Kasemehas was using his real name -- led to a call to the cops.
Kasemehas was returned to Oregon. In October, despite protests and warnings from Borgman, that Kasemehas was a flight risk, Judge Kenneth Stewart set bail at $30,000 and ordered Kasemehas be placed on electronic home detention.
On April 9, Kasemehas cut off the ankle bracelet and fled.
But not before claiming another victim – a woman who owned a flower shop where Kasemehas was a regular customer. He sent bouquets to his lawyers.
Kasemehas told the woman he knew where he could buy gold coins for $500 apiece. He could sell them for $1,200 each.
Did she want in on the deal?
She did. And, on April 9, she gave Kasemehas $5,000 in cash.
He disappeared and so did her money.
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From CNBC: "The Federal Reserve's minutes on Thursday hinted at an earlier-than-expected end to its unprecedented bond buying program, triggering a sell-off in equities as investors worried about an end to historically low interest rates. The upside? Analysts say this is the Fed's way of weaning markets off the drug of quantitative easing and reflects the central bank's confidence in the U.S. economy. " Now strong REIT's such as AGNC and ARR can grow and prosper without the artificial stimulus of QE. This is good for their Stock Price.
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The final joint will be welded in a new high-speed rail line between Paris and Germany today as France celebrates the 25th anniversary of a train that has shrunk the map and transformed the life of the country.
Dominique de Villepin, the Prime Minister, is officiating at the ceremony at Chauconin-Neufmontiers, which finishes the £2 billion route of the TGV-Est, the eastern train à grande vitesse. Trains running at up to 200mph (320km/h) will put Rheims within a 45-minute commute from Paris and bring Strasbourg within 2 hours 20 minutes instead of 4 hours.
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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS— A 13-year-old middle school student could face charges after being accused of threatening another student with a stun gun Monday at school, police said.
Police said the boy asked another student at Roxboro Middle School for $2. When the other student refused, the boy asked "Do you want to get tazed?" while showing the student the stun gun.
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US: Retailers' July 2011 sales roundup
By Leonie Barrie | 4 August 2011
The following is a general roundup of US apparel and shoe chains' July 2011 sales results.
Action sportswear retailer Zumiez Inc has posted a 12.3% rise in total sales for the four weeks to 30 July, rising to $38.7m from $34.4m in the same period last year. Same-store sales were up 4.9% according to the company, which operates 420 stores.
At music/pop-influenced apparel retailer Hot Topic Inc, sales for the fiscal month of July rose 5.5% to $50.9m. Same-store sales climbed 7.3%, with an 11.8% gain at its Torrid stores and an increase of 6.2% at its Hot Topic chain. The company operates 636 Hot Topic stores and 145 Torrid stores.
Meanwhile, Stage Stores Inc saw its total sales climb 2.2% to $102m, up from $100m last year. Comparable store sales were up 0.8%, with gains in its children's, footwear, junior's and swimwear merchandise categories.
Net sales at maternity apparel retailer Destination Maternity Corporation edged up 0.5% in the month of July to $40.2m, compared with $40.0m last July. The company, which operates 2,358 retail locations, said its comparable store sales were down 7.3%. "Our July sales results were weaker than originally planned, but improved somewhat in the latter half of the month," the company added.
Denim specialist The Buckle Inc saw its net sales rise 9.4% to $64.7m, up from $59.1m the year before. Same-store sales at stores open at least one year were up 6.8%.
While teen clothier The Wet Seal Inc said it was "encouraged" after July sales rose 12.9% to $46.4m. Same-store sales were 7.4% higher, thanks to gains of 7.8% at its Wet Seal stores and 5.0% at Arden B.
Limited Brands Inc, operator of the Victoria's Secret and La Senza chains, posted a rise of 6.6% in its net sales, which rose to $660.4m for the four weeks to 30 July from $619.7m last year. Comparable store sales increased 6%.
But at value-priced fashion retailer The Cato Corporation, sales were flat with last July at $63m and same-store sales fell 3%. "July same-store sales reflect the difficult economic conditions and uncertainty affecting our customers, especially the lower income customer," the company said.
Specialty clothing retailer Gap Inc saw its same-store sales fall 5% in July, in what it described as a "challenging" month. Comparable sales slipped 6% at Gap North America, fell 4% at Banana Republic North America, dropped 3% at Old Navy North America, and tumbled 10% at its international unit. Net sales edged up a marginal 0.1% to $949m, up from $948m in the same period last year.
Same-store sales also fell at Stein Mart Inc, slipping 2.8%. Total sales were down 4.1% to $67.2m from $70.1m a year earlier. Ladies' dresses, intimate apparel, casual and career sportswear posted positive same-store sales according to the retailer, which operates 260 shops.
Nordstrom Inc, meanwhile, reported an 11.5% jump in total retail sales, up to $993m from $890m last time. Same-store sales rose 6.6%. Thanks to its Anniversary Sale, July is the retailer's second-largest sales month of the year.
Better-than-expected revenues were posted by off-price retailer Ross Stores Inc, which saw sales increase 11% to $635m, up from $573m a year ago. Comparable store sales grew 7%. Dresses and shoes were the best-performing merchandise categories.
But July sales came in below expectations at department store operator The Bon-Ton Stores Inc, where total sales fell to $173.6m, down 2.3% on last year's $177.6m. Same-store sales dropped 1.6%. Men's sportswear and ladies' better, petite and large-size sportswear were among the best performers, while juniors, children's and shoes came in below plan.
Growth continued at Macy's Inc, where "strong" store and online sales were seen at both Macy's and Bloomingdale's. Total sales rose 5.7% to $1.612bn, up from $1.525bn last July, while same-store sales were up 5.0%. Sales were driven by "fresh, interesting and distinctive merchandise assortments that deliver value to our customer," the retailer said.
Revenues also rose at Dillard's Inc with total sales up 8% in July to give merchandise sales of $458.49m. Same-store sales increased 9%, with men's apparel and accessories "significantly above trend."
Retailer Saks Incorporated, which operates the Saks Fifth Avenue and Saks Off 5th stores, reported a 13.8% jump in sales to $191.0m from $167.9m. Comparable store sales were up 15.6%. The strongest categories included women's apparel, women's shoes, men's apparel, and men's accessories.
Department store operator Kohl's Corporation described its July results as "disappointing," after total sales fell 2.9% to $1.12bn, from $1.13bn a year earlier. Comparable store sales fell 4.6%. The company operates 1,097 stores.
In contrast, total sales at JC Penney Company Inc rose 1% to $1.17bn from $1.16bn, with same-store sales rising 3.3%. Women's apparel and accessories were among the best-performing merchandise divisions in July.
At off-price retailer The TJX Companies Inc, sales for the four-week period climbed to $1.6bn, a rise of 8% over last year's $1.5bn. Same-store sales exceeded expectations with an increase of 4% over last year.
And July sales also came in at the high end of forecasts at Target Corporation, with net retail sales rising 5.6% to $4.84bn from $4.585bn a year ago. Comparable-store sales increased 4.1%.
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Anything better than two faceless names arguing over the Internet about something that means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of life, much less sports?
Anything better than two faceless names arguing over the Internet about something that means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of life, much less sports?
Thunderworld calling out Bend it Like Bennett is like Steve Urkel calling out Charles Oakley.
Don't start fights you cant win, chump. If you really want to pick on somebody, get your shotgun and go kill some more deer for fun.
Thunderworld, don't go after Bend it like Bennett. You can't win, he is witty and you are, well, a little slow. All you do is rehash box score, almost verbatim. Bend it like Bennett has real witty articles.
Don't start a war you can't win. Okies already look stupid by not being able to sell out home games and failing to will the Dunder to victory, you calling out Bend it like Bennett is yet another thing you okies can't even understand.
Thanks for trying, but there is a reason why Bend it like Bennett is the most popular blog on the Dunder and one of the most popular blogs covering the NBA. And that is sad, a joke blog for a real NBA basketball team is more popular than anything you okies can come up with.
Thunderworld = Thundersucks is right!
Thunderworld = Thundersucks!
Bend it like Bennett is the best Thunderblog on the internet. I bet the Bend it like Bennett blog lasts longer than the Dunder in OKC. LOL
If you're waiting for people to just "get over it" and move on - don't. It's never going to happen. The Sonics were an important franchise to a lot of people in Seattle. Getting ripped is part of being a major league city, enjoy it. We in Seattle have been getting drilled for more than 30 years over the Seahawks and Mariners.
To be honest, Bend it reads as light hearted satire. It is the more bitter people that are commenting that is depressing. BilB points out valid complaints and issues but too many people revert to "Hur hurr Okies suck". I write this as someone completely impartial living in england. keep up the good work
I saw that little snipet on Bend it... I wondered if you did :O)
Nice work on the blog.
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The President insists one of his goals is to rein in spending. But with Congress in control of the purse strings, that may be easier said than done.Brian Riedl, lead budget analyst at The Heritage Foundation, is well-known for interpreting and explaining the often difficult aspects of federal budget policy. Riedl appeared on Thursday's edition of The 700 Club to talk more about how the President's plan could burden American families even more. Click play to watch the interview.
At a time when most Americans are trimming their budgets, Obama's proposed plan for next year's federal government is bigger than ever: $3.8 trillion. Still, with a record $1.6 trillion federal budget deficit, the president also said it's time for America to stop going into debt.
"We won't be able to bring down this deficit overnight, given that the recovery is still taking hold and families across the country still need help," Obama said in early February. Many lawmakers on the right and the left agree with the President's call to rein in the deficit. But that's about where it ends.
The 2011 budget roll out got off to a rough start as soon as it came off the presses Feb. 1. It immediately met resistance from Republicans. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., complained that Obama's first budget had more red ink than all the budgets of every other president combined, from George Washington to George W. Bush. The new budget will have a deficit even larger than the 2010 budget. Bachmann, a former federal tax attorney, also warns that Obama's proposed deficit will weaken America's global competitiveness.
"We're competing against China, India, other economies around the world, and what we don't want to do is so cripple and hamstring ourselves by this sea of debt that we're drowning in that we can't compete anymore," she said. But it's not just Republicans complaining. The budget has also run into trouble with Democrats on Capitol Hill. Many are concerned about how some of the proposed cuts in the budget, including a three-year freeze on non-security related spending could mean less money for their states.
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"Our transfer station is near enough to the bay that we attract large numbers of seagulls and other large birds to the site. Do you have any suggestions for keeping them away?"
While visiting the City of Berkeley's transfer station as a part of their reaccreditation site visit, we saw their solution and it was working well. They string fishing line (monofilament) overhead at intervals too close for the birds to fly through them. They say it's been working well for several years and has dramatically cut down on the bird invasions. You might contact Tom Farrell at tfarrell@.berkeley.ca.us for more information.
"I recently read about some land-use forecasting software and am curious about what it does and where I might find out more about it."
The software program is called "Paint the Town" and it was originally used in Chicago but has spread to other locations, including Kansas City, MO. The program allows a regional map that captures comprehensive plans from cities and counties around the metropolitan area, "painting" areas of the map with different colors to depict different land uses. Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data, this map will show existing land-use patterns, along with forecasts for future growth and development in 10-year increments.
Until recently, land-use forecasts have been created at the census tract level. With this new program, forecasts can be made at the census block level. "Paint the Town" can be used not only to make forecasts for growth and development, but also to evaluate alternative land-use scenarios for their consequences on regional travel behavior, air quality, and the cost of providing infrastructure and other services. For more information you can contact Frank Lenk of the Mid-America Regional Council in Kansas City at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I've been reading about the ksm tribunal (kinda reminds me of an effort to put in rac/asm against the fud provided by the smellies) and how he is a paki. I'm sure the jury pool in tx will see the above equationand just factor the right 2 terms, when it comes tovoting for guilty in the coming trial.
ksm is a COWARDLY PAKI terrorist.Our CIA pulled him out of bed at 2am in the morning and took him straight to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
spoken like a true smelly wrong he was debriefed by Saudi intelligence then rendered to a black ops base in Poland. Still doesn't chg the fact s. assian = enemy


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2. Articles may be based upon clinical or practical experience and do not need to be research or academic based.
3. Each article must contain a 100-150 APA Abstract.
4. References must be in APA format.
5. Authors will supply articles to the editor in electronic format no later than March 1, 2013 to Heather Gilbert via email. Art work, tables, charts or photos are desirable but their use is at the discretion of the managing editor on the basis of space and significance to the article.
6. Authors will provide a brief biography of themselves, along with a photograph.
7. Articles considered for publication will be independently reviewed by at least two different anonymous reviewers. Written comments and recommendations from reviewers will be submitted to Audrey E. Ellenwood, PhD, Editor.
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Relocating? How to Navigate Car Buying in a New City
Moving to a new city can give you a fresh start, a chance to explore a new place and meet new people, and can be a very exciting change for many people… but it can also be a very stressful time. There's the actual physical move, which requires boxing up everything you own, then there's the transporting of it, the unpacking, setting up utilities…to finding your way around your new town. Now what if you need to buy a new car? You don't have an established relationship with a dealership and you may not have a single friend who can refer you to a dealership… and if they do, is it the brand you're even interested in buying? Well just keep reading, help is on the way!
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Whether you're in your hometown or a new town, the first step in buying a new car is determining what car to buy. We recommend you start your search online. "Don't go to the dealership for product information, go online," says, Brandy Schaffels, Senior Editor at TrueCar.com. "There's a vast amount of excellent information available at your fingertips, the days of having to go the dealer for that information are long gone."
The Military.com Auto Buying Center, along with sites like US News & World Report and Consumer Reports, are excellent resources for car reviews, safety ratings, vehicle comparisons, information on dealership fees you should expect to pay, available manufacturer incentives (lease offers, finance offers, cash offers, military offers, graduation offers), information on trims, options and packages, and just about any other information you need to know about the car you're interested in buying before you pull the trigger and buy it.
When it comes to your finances, you never want to be surprised to know you owe more than what you expected. The Military.com Auto Buying Center, is also a fantastic resource for determining what you might expect to pay for the vehicle. The Auto Buying Center uses TrueCar.com data to show you what other people actually paid for a new car (not just MSRP) by make/model and down to the options giving you an idea what is a fair market price for a particular car. We also suggest you check your credit score, get pre-approved for financing, and check with your insurance agent to know what the monthly payment will come to on your new car.
Now the fun part: the test drive. Yeah you've put a lot of work in already, but you need to keep a critical eye on the test drive and taking a friend or spouse is always recommended. We also suggest you test drive the car and walk away: give yourself a night's sleep to think about it without any pressure from the salesperson.
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These are the first socks I have ventured to knit.I am stuck at the Turn Heel. I would love to have the stitch by stitch instructions printed and in front of me to read and follow.Please help. I started the socks a year ago.
I am so disgusted.digusted becaue I ordered a kit with both yarn and pattern. This is a total ripoff. Where is my pattern to be enclosed in kit? YOU ARE a fraud!!!The reason I orderd from you was bedcause I could get all from you. I have no printer. You lied in your ad. Shirley Thomas.
hello, I am a total beginner when it comes to knitting. I ordered these socks because I was under the impression that this was easy. I do not know how to use 3 needles and the W...abbreviation for a stitich, I have no clue, do you have any suggestions on where I can start to learn how to knit? thanks so much, I so want to learn how to knit socks.
Please, some of us aren't so clever! What do you mean by "Continue in this manner until all the side stitches are consumed" (Turn heel)?
There is an excellent group on Facebook that is titled "addicted to sock knitting" this is a wonderful group that always provides and help you need. 2 other main reference sites I use are YouTube and www.knittinghelp.comKnittinghelp.com has superb explanations and quick videos of EVERY stitch you could need to knit. I can reply back from my computer with the YouTube video that helped me figure out the picking up of the gusset stitches.sock knitting can seem so overwhelming at first but I promise you that you will figure it out and love it! Stay positive. :-)
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William Morris began his serious efforts to write poetry while an undergraduate at Exeter College, Oxford in the mid-1850s. He wrote quickly and easily, amazing his friends with his facility. After taking a degree in 1855, he continued writing poems, though he pursued art as a career. He first chose architecture, joining the firm of the Gothic Revivalist G. E. Street to learn the craft, but he soon switched to painting under the influence of the Pre-Raphaelite Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who also wrote poems. 1857 saw Morris helping Rossetti and others paint Arthurian-inspired murals in the Oxford Union, meeting his future wife Jane Burden, who was soon to become the paradigmatic Pre-Raphaelite model, and setting out to publish a volume …
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"Just over one year after the release of his first vocal album Hello Friends, Goodbye Friends, 23 year old Will Samson presents a brand new album of his own personal fragile blend of experimental folk and ambient electronics. However, with songs about a surreal overnight boat journey in South East Asia, paintings from a Dutch art gallery, to the simple love of a dear friend, Balance takes a confident step away from its predecessor in both feeling & sound. The record began its life in Summer 2011, whilst Samson was living in a tiny bedroom in a shared apartment with 5 other people. One of whom was Joel Danell - a wonderful musician from Sweden making music under the pseudonym of 'Musette'. When Joel moved back to Stockholm towards the end of the summer, he kindly left behind a collection of old cassettes, a Tascam 8-track and a cassette deck for tape mastering - it was then that Will set to work on some new songs. By the beginning of Spring, the album was finally complete and handed over to their mutual friend, Nils Frahm, who lovingly mastered it at his Durton Studio in Berlin. Floating in a gentle haze of melodies, soft white noise & intimate tape crackles, Balance manages to retain the spirit of the aged cassettes and equipment it was made with, whilst offering something altogether unique & new." (label info)
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What advice would you give someone starting this project? Go for it! You need basic skills to create this piece. And DON'T be afraid to try new things! I bought the alcohol ink 6 months ago and was too afraid to use it until the last month or so. I absolutely love the look the ink brings to store-bought pieces! You can make plain things into something completely different!! One word of caution, though... SEAL your project with lacquer before wearing it! The ink will come off of the metal.
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IF THERE was any doubt about the new Republican-run Legislature and the new Republican governor gutting government, placating industry and slamming the door on new taxes, such doubt is quickly evaporating.
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It's time once again to vote for the Heisman winner, but this time it's only three candidates...feel free to list them 1 through 3 if you care to, or just vote in the poll. Below is a list of the candidates, and a link to the dynasty:
Colt McCoy graduated as a Texas legend, and Connor Wood led the Longhorns to a national championship last season...so to say that Case McCoy had some big shoes to fill would be a massive understatement. But in his first and last year as the starting quarterback, McCoy dazzled the nation, leading his peers in nearly every statistical category while extending Texas' win streak to an unbelievable 33 games. He finished with a QB rating of 180.4, completing 61% of his passes for 3,606 yards and 44 touchdowns, ranking #1 in the country in all of those categories. For a little perspective, Oklahoma's senior Blake Bell was the closest to McCoy's numbers, and finished 700 yards and nine touchdowns shy while throwing three more interceptions. Speaking of picks, McCoy threw just six on the season, the second-lowest amount amongsts QBs who attempted 350+ passes. And as if that wasn't enough, McCoy was also the biggest running threat in the nation, leading all quarterbacks with 962 rushing yards and another five touchdowns. All together, he racked up more than 4,500 yards and 49 touchdowns, making him a favorite to win the Heisman trophy.
Week 4: W 38-19 vs. Utah, 14-27, 270 yds, 4 TD; 13 car, 78 yds
Week 8: W 48-7 @ BYU, 16-27, 248 yds, 4 TD; 9 car, 116 yds, TD
Week 9: W 38-14 @ Texas Tech, 21-33, 321 yds, 4 TD
Week 11: W 41-38 vs. Oklahoma St., 18-26, 327 yds, 4 TD; 19 car, 100 yds
Week 14: W 37-10 vs. Texas A&M, 20-27, 267 yds, 2 TD; 13 car, 133 yds, 2 TD
Big XII Conf. Championship: W 42-20 vs. Kansas, 18-28, 353 yds, 4 TD
Oregon's undefeated season can be credited to their 2nd ranked rushing attack, which was led by speedy senior Lache Seastrunk. He was the workhorse of the offense, carrying the ball more than any other runningback in the nation (374), yet still managed to average 6.2 yards per carry as he rushed for 2,341 yards (the only players to top 2,000 yards on the ground this season) and a league-leading 27 touchdowns. Seastrunk also racked up another 1,000 yards and three touchdowns in the receiving and return games, making him a triple-threat player who defenses simply couldn't stop.
Week 4: W 55-14 vs. Wyoming, 29 car, 261 yds, 2 TD
Week 6: W 49-10 @ UCLA, 36 car, 205 yds, 4 TD; 4 rec, 52 yds, TD
Week 7: W 44-21 @ Colorado, 46 car, 259 yds, 4 TD
Week 9: W 56-3 vs. Arizona St., 47 car, 329 yds, 5 TD; 2 rec, 23 yds, TD
Week 13: W 56-14 vs. Washington, 36 car, 185 yds, 3 TD; 4 rec, 56 yds, TD
Typically, Heisman candidates come off of highly successful teams, begging the question if they were truly a great player, or simply the benefactor of a great team. It's what makes the season Jamal Robinson had that much more special. UL Lafayette finished the season with a 5-7 (5-3) record, and senior QB Terrance Broadway completed just 49% of his passes for 2,376 yards, 15 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions. And yet despite all of this, Robinson rose to the top, leading the league with 100 receptions (the only player to record triple digits) for 1,381 yards and 11 touchdowns. Broadway completed passes this season to eight other players for a combined total of 1,035 yards and 4 touchdowns, making Robinson a better target than all eight of them combined, and he did this with a below-average quarterback.
Week 2: L 17-12 vs. FCS Midwest, 15 rec, 134 yds
Week 6: L 48-28 vs. UAB, 9 rec, 154 yds, TD
Week 9: W 24-21 @ Mid Tenn. St., 11 rec, 199 yds, TD
Week 14: W 38-17 vs. Texas St., 8 rec, 112 yds, 2 TD
Week 15: W 24-7 @ UL Monroe, 12 rec, 209 yds, TD


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Just a message to let you know. Mdou Moctar, the autotune star of Music from Saharan Cellphones Volume 1 and 2, is now getting his own movie!... Read more
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- A government committee presented its findings Monday on the controversial death of Mohammed al-Dura, an Arab youth allegedly killed by Israeli troops in September 2000 at the start of the second intifada.
More than a dozen years after a French television station aired a video clip showing the boy and his father caught in the crossfire that allegedly killed him and wounded his father, the committee concluded neither was injured during the filming.
Despite the evidence implicating the TV station, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu formed a committee in 2012 to re-examine the newscast, videotape and all the ramifications.
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In September 2007, the unedited raw footage subpoenaed by French judges showed the "dead" boy with no visible injuries, waving his hand.
Further evidence from a forensic report confirmed that neither he nor his father was injured during the filming and beyond that, there was no ballistic evidence of IDF gunfire.
In December 2007, Dr. Yehuda David of Tel Aviv's Tel Hashomer Medical Center told Israel's Channel 10 the scars the boy's father claimed were from IDF bullets were actually surgical scars to repair wounds sustained in a 1994 attack by Hamas operatives who suspected him of collaborating with Israel.
The boy's father, Jamal al-Dura, sued David for libel and won, but the French Supreme Court overturned the conviction.
"Now we know that Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Israeli government acknowledge the truth -- that Jamal al-Dura is a liar and that all the information supplied by France 2 during the event on September 30, 2000, is a hoax," David told Arutz Sheva.
Netanyahu called it an example of the de-legitimization Israel faces constantly, saying, "There is only one way to fight lies and that is with the truth."
Battling for Truth
Meanwhile in France, Philippe Karsenty, founder of Media Ratings -- an agency that monitors French media -- was among the first to accuse France 2 television crews of staging the production, aired on September 30, 2000.
In 2004, the television station sued Karsenty for libel and won, but an appeals court overturned the ruling in 2008. In February 2012, the court of annulment ruled that Karsenty had to produce his own evidence, sending the case back to the appeals court to be heard by a new panel of judges.
Karsenty, 47, a French Jew whose parents emigrated from North Africa, calls the al-Dura affair "the creation and spread of the 21st century's first blood libel."
The purpose of the "deadly hoax," he says on his website, was "to paint Israel as a barbaric nation of child killers" because the world at large would rather believe "the very worst about Israeli Jews…even if it means embracing a now-debunked blood libel."
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