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Bulletproof - The Afghan Whigs
Bulletproof by The Afghan Whigs
I can't hide
But it's been easier
Since I said it now
It don't end
And I can't buy
A friend
I waited long
The waiting's over
So get on down
This time we go a little lower
The sun has broke
I stretch it out
And throw some gas into the fire
To tell the truth
To tell it well
It all depends upon the liar
And if I scream, overboard
I'm in this over my head
Or whisper sweet
Baby please, baby please
Am I ded?
Every time I dream about you, baby
With your hands all over me
I never forget anything
Don't forget that I'm asleep
Go to sleep
It's over now
A final prayer for my friend
You tell that fool, to make it good
You have to start at the end
And if I scream, overkill
I'm in this over my head
Or whisper sweet, baby please
I must have meant what I said
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Winslet Gets Galactic Gift, Holmes' Show to Close Early
Updated:Kate Winslet has received a special gift from her new uncle-in-law, Richard Branson. According to the Daily Telegraph, the actress, who recently married Branson's nephew Ned Rock'nRoll, got a ticket to blast off on one of the up-coming Virgin Galactic space flights. The ticket, valued at 200,000 dollars, was reportedly given to Winslet as a thank-you for rescuing Branson's 90-year old mother from a house fire last year.

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Bank of America Short Sale Agent closes Rental Property Short Sale
Bank of America Short Sale Agent, Tania Michaels of Focus Commercial Group, releases a new report to clear up confusion that continues to abound among rental property owners in default.
"We live in an age of hyper-information, but that's not enough," says Tania Michaels, a Las Vegas short sale agent at Focus Commercial Group. "A personal contact is still necessary to make sense of all this information."
Michaels has developed a free report entitled, "The Foreclosure Fairytale," which is accessible from her website, MichaelsRealEstate.com/
The report provides a thorough rundown of all of the ways that a short sale is more beneficial than a foreclosure. Interested parties are encouraged to download this report or contact Michaels for a confidential interview at 702-546-6432 as soon as possible.
Michaels says that when a loan modification fails, many homeowners feel defeated and think their only option is to let the bank have the house back. "Most people know that a foreclosure is bad for your credit," said Michaels, "but not many people realize that it can affect things like your insurance rates, your credit card rates, your rent payment, your current and future employment as well. A foreclosure is more expensive than people realize."
One of most predictable groups to fall into the foreclosure trap is the smaller investor who may one or two rental properties which previously supplemented their employment income, but now has become an unaffordable liability. "Well-
As a Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE®), Tania Michaels has intimate knowledge about the benefits of a short sale over foreclosure. "These benefits are nothing new," Michaels said, "but there is so much misinformation out there that it is easy to be misled."
Michaels recently closed on a rental property short sale with Bank of America. From start to finish, the short sale was completed in five months. Michaels was also able to obtain for her client a waiver Bank of America, in writing, that they would not pursue her client for a deficiency balance.
A Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE®) is knowledgeable of the entire landscape of foreclosure avoidance options and is distinctly qualified to negotiate with banks and help struggling homeowners regain peace of mind and a sense of stability for the future.
Certified Las Vegas short sale experts are those who have proactively sought out the most respected designations and networks in the industry to help clients within the complicated and highly charged default property arena. Tania Michaels is a certified Las Vegas short sale agent with the CDPE® designation. Adept at negotiating with lenders, Michaels is considered an expert in the short sale industry by her clients and her peers.
Tania Michaels is a REALTOR® and a Las Vegas CDPE® short sale agent. This multilingual, multifaceted, award-winning 16-year real estate professional in Las Vegas, specializes in representing sellers in the sale of their property (including short sale negotiations)
If you have an interest in selling your Las Vegas real estate, Tania can be reached through her website at: MichaelsRealEstate.com
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Thanks to all those who made the 70th anniversary so special.
In addition to the classes there are many special dances held throughout the year.
At least twice a year the Beginners' and Intermediate
classes join together to put into practice all those steps and formations we've been learning. Every New Year's Eve we have our Hogmanay Dance, where we get a chance to put on our posh frocks and kilts and see in the New Year to live music.
Then there's our annual Charity Dance and of course you'll also get to hear about dances put on by other Scottish Country Dancing groups in the area.


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The return of the elder statesmen in the X-Universe was short-lived. After small but important roles in 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen won't be returning for 2016's follow-up, X-Men Apocalypse. Watch the statement and read more about the X-Men Apocalypse Patrick Stewart/Ian McKellen news below. Read More »


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MARNE, Mich. (WZZM) - Residents in Marne say the deadly crash Friday isn't the first time a wrong way driver has gone up the Eighth Avenue exit ramp to get onto I-96.
Some say more signs and design changes could clear up any confusion and avoid future wrong way fatalities.
"They need to have somebody who designs roads take a better look,
says Marne resident Pam Long.
They should put up some signs and make it a lot clearer.
MARNE, Mich. (WZZM) -- A driver who collided with another car while driving the wrong way on a highway in Marne on Friday was without a license at the time of the crash.
That's according to records from the Secretary of State.
The crash happened Friday afternoon, when police say 84 year old Leslie Laymon missed a turn on Ironwood Drive, and drove the wrong way up an exit ramp onto eastbound I-96.
Laymon's wife Donna died in the crash. Leslie Laymon and the two people in the other car, Donald and Shirley Vanhoeven, were taken to the hospital in critical condition.
The Laymons' neighbor, John Yonkers, says the couple didn't have any children, so he often helped them with things around the house before arranging services like Angel Care and Meals on Wheels for them.
MARNE, Mich. (WZZM) -- Emergency crews responding to a wrong-way crash had to close the freeway in Ottawa County Friday afternoon.
The crash was reported around 3:30 p.m. on eastbound I-96 between the Marne and Walker exits.
Emergency crews shut down both sides of the freeway; the eastbound side was closed at the Marne exit. The westbound side was closed at Fruit Ridge.
The freeway has been opened again, along with eastbound exit 24.
Authorities say 83-year-old Leslie Laymon from Grand Rapids was westbound on Ironwood Dr. when he failed to yield and missed a curve, going airborne over a berm, and continuing westbound onto eastbound exit 24. He drove the wrong way for about a thousand feet before crashing.
COOPERSVILLE, Mich. (WZZM) -- The threat that caused a lockdown at Coopersville Area Schools Thursday may have been a case of swatting, according to the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department.
Friday morning, investigators said a person called in a threat from a cell phone with a blocked phone number. Capt. Mark Bennett said a suspect, who may have been in another state or country, claimed responsibility on Twitter.
RELATED: Lockdown lifted at Coopersville schools
COOPERSVILLE, Mich. (WZZM) -- The lockdown at Coopersville Public Schools is over.
Just before 4 p.m. Thursday, the schools posted this on their Facebook page:
Lock down is over. Everyone will be dismissed to go home soon. Please spread the word that buses will arrive late! Thanks for your patience! We take safety very seriously!
Check out Berlin Raceway and Entertainment Complex's inaugural RibStock on Saturday, September 6th. The gates open at 12:30, event starts at 1pm and lasts till 9pm.
RibStock is a backyard BBQ grilling competition with two divisions. The Heavy Hitters competition will be competing for a $20,000 prize purse consisting of professional or semi-professional competitors, local caterers or restaurants! The Backyard Masters competition will take place at Berlin Raceway all season long with a final big BBQ blowout at RibStock where any local average Joe who thinks he's the master of his backyard can come out and prove it. They will be competing for a number of great grilling prizes including a brand new pellet grill at a market cost of $900, and MORE!
SPRING LAKE, Mich. (WZZM) -- Spring Lake scored 21 points in the second quarter en route to a 29-14 win over Coopersville in Thursday night's season opener.
The Lakers led 21-6 at the half.
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The free agent class of 2011 isn't as star studded as the class of 2010, but it will provide teams with great potential role players.
This class has some youth who can have productive futures, and it could see many teams throw pricey offers to acquire some help.
Teams looking to rebuild will want to look at some of these younger players as building blocks. On the flip side, current contenders could be looking to swoop in on some of these players as a finishing touch.
A lot of these selections are All-Star caliber players, while others will be either hit or miss.
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Actor John C. Reilly brings character to concert at Miller Caves
The Miller Caves, underneath the brewery that not only made Milwaukee famous but also helped define the city itself, apparently never seemed, until Sunday night, like a place to hold a concert.
In retrospect, after the very first such event courtesy of John C. Reilly and Friends, the historic location was a small club waiting to happen: The painted backdrop of cavorting (presumably) Germans had retro style, as did the overhead lamps and the high-arched ceiling. »Read Full Article(4)
MSO closes curtain on Couture move
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is no longer considering a possible relocation from the Marcus Center to the Couture hotel and apartment high-rise planned for downtown Milwaukee's lakefront.
The orchestra's discussions about the Couture were characterized in May as "super duper preliminary" by Mark Niehaus, MSO president and executive director. »Read Full Article(3)
Metallica member in Milwaukee Sept. 26 to promote band documentary
Kirk Hammett, lead guitarist and songwriter with the band Metallica, will be attending a showing of the documentary concert film "Metallica Through the Never" at 10 p.m. Thursday at the AMC Mayfair.
The film, by "Kontroll" director Nimrod Antal, is being shown in IMAX 3-D. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Cage the Elephant playing free Rave show
Garage rock band Cage the Elephant is doing double duty when its in Milwaukee Sept. 29.
The Kentucky band was already confirmed to play a free show at the Exclusive Company, 1669 N. Farwell Ave., at 7 p.m. Now comes news that it will also be playing a free show at the Rave Sunday. »Read Full Article
Cher coming to BMO Harris Bradley Center June 6
Pop superstar Cher is coming back to Milwaukee for the first time in 11 years. The so-called Goddess of Pop will perform at the BMO Harris Bradley Center June 6.
The 67-year-old Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winner is suiting up for the "Dressed to Kill" tour, her first time on the road since an alleged "farewell" tour from 2002 to 2005, which stopped at the Bradley Center twice, on July 13, 2002, and on Aug. 16, 2003. The Milwaukee dates alone grossed $1.6 million in ticket sales, according to Billboard, and the tour was one of the highest-grossing ever by a female solo artist, with north of 600 shows performed in front of nearly 6 million fans, grossing $394 million according to the Guiness Book of World Records. »Read Full Article(17)
'Detective's Wife' plumbs more than one mystery
Why do we read mysteries?
Alice Conroy — lone character in Keith Huff's "The Detective's Wife," which opened over the weekend at the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, under Jim Tasse's direction — suggests that mysteries' often formulaic solutions help distract us from those larger existential quandaries we can't even face, let alone solve. »Read Full Article
Monday through Sunday, a parade of authors visiting this week
Local readers can see and hear at least one author every day this week, including several prize-winning fiction writers. It's not an official literary festival, but it might as well be.
Unless otherwise noted, these events take place at Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave. »Read Full Blog Post
Miley Cyrus rides 'Wrecking Ball' to No. 1
Riding in on her hit song's namesake, Miley Cyrus bounced from deep in the charts to attain her first career number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Watch that song's eye-catching music video below and then step into the wayback machine to see the biggest hits from this week in 2004, 1994, 1984 and 1974.
No. 1 hit Sept. 23, 2013 »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap for Today: Milwaukee fashion, author visit and Physical Theatre
The weekends go by so quickly. Here we are again at Monday.
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This was my third cruise on Royal Caribbean, my second on Oasis of the Seas.
I'll start with areas I feel could use improvement:
1. Email: Once we booked our cruise, we created an online account to keep track of everything and to set cruise options. However, the amount of "spam" RCI sent was a bit much. We'd get 2-3 emails a day, about sales and things not related to our cruise, we missed the more important emails. I suppose we could have selected somewhere not to get emails, but there didn't seem to be an option to select "cruise related emails only."
2. Sunday ports: I was disappointed when I learned the first port on our trip, Nassau Bahamas, was pretty much closed on Sundays. I'm not sure how cruise companies determine where and when they stop, but I feel this was a big flaw.
3. Photographs: The first day, in the dining room, the photographer came by and we decided against pictures since we were all looking pretty ratty that first day. The photographer never came back to our table. Ever. We had to flag one down the last formal night.
3.a. On Deck 5, they do a lot of photographs, especially around the spiral stair case. However they don't stop traffic flow, making for a bad backdrop. At one point I went to the top of the stairs to stop people from coming down (and ruining the pictures below, by the ship's photographer). A cruise employee rudely asked me what I was doing and when I explained, he offered no help. Didn't' call anyone to help. So instead I tried to do what they should have been doing, only to get yelled at by other passengers.
4. Sales: It seems that more and more the cruises are about how much additional money they can get for things. I understand they need to make money, and I know all cruise lines do this, but it seems to be getting out of control.
5. After hours food: I still have issue with the fact that it's nearly impossible to find a healthy snack option on deck 5. You go to an after dinner show, and want a little something. Options are pizza, cookies, cake, A bowl of fruit -- oranges, apples, etc would be so great.
The Good:
1. The best thing, to me, is the improvement in how they handle gluten-free food. I was pleasantly surprised to see items highlighted on the main dining room menu, things that can be made gluten-free upon request.
1.a. Biggest improvement in this area is in Sorrentos. On my cruise in 2011 I argued with them over the fact that I requested new sauce and cheese for the gluten free pizza crust they offered, and it got to be a heated conversation. This cruise: they had a top-rack oven labeled gluten free; sauce and cheese labeled gluten free; and separate toppings! Huge kudos!
2. Central Park cabin: I wasn't' sure how I'd make out with a room that didn't have an ocean view, but it was great!
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Looking back at the stories to remember from the past week:1. PUTIN PLEDGES TO RESPECT OUTCOME OF UKRAINE's PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SUNDAYThe promise by the Russian president is a strong indication that the Kremlin wants to cool down the crisis. Deadly violence has flared in eastern Ukraine this week, casting a shadow over Sunday's balloting. It is uncertain how widespread the voting will be in the east, where separatists have vowed to disrupt the election.2. THAILAND'S MILITARY SEIZES POWER IN A COUPThe army scrapped the constitution Thursday after six months of political deadlock and protests. Street protests started in November against then-Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, and she dissolved the lower house of Parliament in a failed bid to ease the crisis. A court ousted her for nepotism this month but left the ruling party in place.3. PRESIDENT NOMINATES SAN ANTONIO MAYOR JULIAN CASTRO AS HUD CHIEFThe up-and-coming Democrat, nominated Friday, is seen as a possible vice presidential nominee in 2016 and has helped revitalize San Antonio. Shaun Donovan, the current secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, is getting the new title of budget director.4. DOZENS KILLED IN NORTHWESTERN CHINA REGION BESET BY SEPARATIST VIOLENCEBombs were thrown Thursday from two SUVs at a busy market in Urumqi, in the Xinjiang region, killing 31 and wounding more than 90. It was the deadliest of recent violence that Chinese authorities blame on separatists from the Muslim Uighur minority.5. SENATE GOP LEADER MITCH McCONNELL DEFEATS TEA PARTY CHALLENGER IN KENTUCKYIn primary elections Tuesday, Democrats turned to Alison Lundergan Grimes to oppose the five-term McConnell. Georgia Democrats chose Michelle Nunn, daughter of the four-term Democratic senator.6. U.S. CHARGES FIVE CHINESE MILITARY OFFICIALS WITH HACKING AMERICAN COMPANIESThe Justice Department said Monday that big-name makers of nuclear and solar technology are stealing confidential business information, trade secrets and internal communications. Beijing denied it and warned that the U.S. is jeopardizing military ties, calling Washington "the biggest attacker of China's cyberspace."7. CREDIT SUISSE PLEADS GUILTY IN U.S. TAX CASE, AGREES TO PAY $2.6 BILLION FINEThe settlement, announced Monday, resolves a criminal investigation into allegations that Switzerland's second-largest bank recruited U.S. clients to open Swiss accounts, helped hide them from the IRS and enabled misconduct by bank employees. The case is part of an Obama administration crackdown on foreign banks believed to be helping U.S. taxpayers hide assets.8. AT&T AGREES TO BUY DIRECTV IN $48.5 BILLION DEALUnder the deal, announced Sunday, both are seeking to take on cable companies and online video providers, delivering content to living room TVs, PCs, tablets and mobile phones. AT&T-DirecTV would serve 26 million, making it the second-largest pay TV operator behind Comcast-Time Warner Cable, which would serve 30 million under a $45 billion merger proposed in February.Page 2 of 2 - 9. SINGER JERRY VALE, KNOWN FOR HIGH-TENOR VOICE, DIES AT 83He recorded more than 50 albums in the 1950s and early 1960s, and his renditions of "Volare," ''Innamorata" and "Al Di La" became classic Italian-American songs. Vale died Sunday at his Palm Desert home.10. DONALD STERLING REPORTEDLY TO SURRENDER STAKE IN CLIPPERSA person with knowledge of the negotiations said Friday that Sterling agreed to give the stake in the team to his estranged wife and that she is moving ahead with its sale. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver banned Sterling for life and fined him $2.5 million because of racist comments that damaged the league and its teams.
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September 2-3, 2011, Telč, Czech Republic
The subject of cosmopolitanism has lately received particular attention in the social sciences. A moral and political need to theorize the complex ways in which it is possible to tackle local and supra-local loyalties has inspired much of this scholarly debate. While we should not overlook the underlying political urgency û captured by Ulrich BeckÆs question, ôhow ought societies to handle æothernessÆ and æboundariesÆ during the present crisis of global interdependency?ö û the interest in the basic assumption of the possibility of ôopenness to the world and to the otherö as an ethical stance or a way of life has a special anthropological bearing.
There are two grounds on which anthropology engages with the subject of cosmopolitanism. The first relates to anthropology per se, to its outlook and positioning as a way of knowing. It is believed that ethnographic practice presumes cosmopolitan perceptual abilities. However in the special issue of SA (2010/4) on ôcosmopolitan anthropologyö the editor points out that whereas anthropologists have traditionally valued their methods for receptiveness to various experiences and cultural pluralism, they have usually been less prepared to construe these qualities in their research subjects. It follows that to accomplish anthropology as a cosmopolitan practice, it is necessary to reconsider our methods of inquiry in a way that grants our research partners equal capacity of relating to differences not as definite but strategic, of being ethnographers in their way. The second ground concerns more directly social theory as it emerges from within anthropology. After substantial criticism was levelled against various analytic categories of commonality, which undermined their universal aspirations, the question of how to theorize ontologies of sociality as they materialize in various cosmologies still lingers. On the one hand we are proposed a plurality of cosmopolitanisms (rooted cosmopolitanism, vernacular cosmopolitanism, Asian and African cosmopolitanism), while on the other there are discussions of cosmopolitanism that reach beyond the normative definition and mark new directions of exploration. They range from questioning the adequacy of the cosmopolitan approach as an alternative to other ontologies of the social (Bruno Latour) to detecting a latent and implicit controversy over the meaning of subjectivity in the humanities (Huon Wardle).
For this conference we propose to start from the basic assumption that cosmopolitanism could be approached as a mode of existence shifting in nature and effect with the complex social, political and cultural relations in which it is embedded. As such it can be investigated independently though not necessarily regardless of reference to philosophical conceptions. If cosmopolitanism is born of a negotiation with otherness, what are the templates around which ontologies of sociality arise? The question seems to us even more pertinent in view of the development of our discipline in Central and Eastern Europe. The anthropological production that issues from the region is marked by an attention to social cleavages and boundaries and theorization thereof. We believe it is time to start looking beyond this paradigm.
The organizers of the 2nd biennial conference of the Czech Association for Social Anthropology (CASA) and the Slovak Association of Social Anthropologists (SASA) invite scholars and students of social anthropology and related disciplines to address the following questions and to develop their own themes for panels focusing directly or indirectly on the anthropological investigation of cosmopolitanism, understood most broadly as an historically, socially or culturally situated phenomenon:
- The narrative of internationalism during socialism operated sometimes explicitly in opposition to cosmopolitanism. What is the plight of this narrative after 1990?
- Conceptions of self and ôotherö are often revealed in relation to cosmological settings. What are the current ontologies of self and other in post-socialist Europe?
- The ┤culturalization of poverty┤ could be seen as a new millennial narrative. How can we read this global escape to culture against existing social inequalities?
- Kant linked cosmopolitanism to the principle of universal hospitality. What could be made of that link if we take into account the renewed interest of anthropology in hospitality?
- Do new religious movements influencing various marginal groups in CEE reveal any cosmopolitan ethos?
- In the increasingly interconnected and complex world new cosmo-political alliances and identities have been forming across social and environmental movements (around issues such as global poverty, climate justice, agriculture etc.). How are the local and trans-local loyalties and stakes played out in these movements?
This two-day conference will consist of one plenary session focused on the central theme followed by parallel panels on various themes. The keynote speakers will be: Huon Wardle (University of St. Andrews) and Jonathan Friedman (EHESS and University of California in San Diego). The language of the plenary session is English. The languages of the panel sessions are English, Slovak, and Czech. However, we will adopt the rule that if one paper accepted to a given panel is in English, all panel papers will have to be in English.
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The deadline for paper and panel proposals has been extended to July 29, 2011.
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Photos: Vazquez Ripped and Ready For Nonito Donaire
Wilfrdo Vazquez Jr. (21-1, 18KOs) is training around the clock for the hardest fight of his entire career, scheduled for next Saturday night at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. Vazquez will step in the ring with multi-division champion Nonito Donaire (27-1, 18KOs). The vacant WBO super bantamweight title will be at stake. HBO will televise the contest.
Many/most folks might be brushing off this kid too quickly and are expecting another Montiel-like blowout. He was an untested kid that took Arce deep, very creditable performance and almost pulled it out. He was still learning, no amateur experience…Comment by AdamantiumPI on 01-24-2012
[QUOTE=puga;11703025]that's what i said bro..it was bushbaby who said vasquez should box nonito..lol...vasquez got a better chance of being successful at making it a war than concepcion ,given vasquez is bigger, stronger , better all around fighter than el torito...[/QUOTE]…Comment by dubbleleft on 01-24-2012
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I wouldn't count out out Vazquez Jr. Im just laughen at you people saying he has no chance.Comment by puga on 01-24-2012
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Skip to comments.Mental illness risk rises 30 per cent for women who have abortions
Posted on 11/30/2008 12:29:54 AM PST by Stoat
The evidence from two studies comes as the number of women having an abortion in England and Wales exceeded 200,000 for the first time last year.
More abortions 57,000 were carried out on women aged 20 to 24 than any other age group. However, there were 4,400 on the under-16s.
Anxiety and drug abuse are the most common mental problems after an abortion, according to a study of 500 women published today in the British Journal of Psychiatry.
Professor David Fergusson, who led the research, said the findings had important implications because more than 90 per cent of British abortions were authorised on the grounds that keeping an unwanted baby would cause the mother mental health problems.
He said: This evidence clearly poses a challenge to the use of psychiatric reasons to justify abortion. There is nothing in this study that would suggest that the termination of pregnancy was associated with lower risks of mental health problems than birth.
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David Fergusson is the founder and director of the Christchurch Health and Development Study, a 25 year study of a birth cohort of 1265 children born in the Christchurch region in mid 1977. Research into this cohort has produced over 250 published books and scientific articles that span a wide range of disciplines including: psychology, psychiatry, epidemiology, pediatrics, health economics and sociology. In addition he is Chairman and evaluator of the Early Start programme which is a Christchurch based family support progamme. His principal research interests lie in the design analysis and interpretation of correlational data.
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Professor Fergusson who leads the Christchurch Health and Development Study at the University of Otago Christchurch has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
The Award was presented by Professor Brian Darlow as Chair of the Board of Paediatrics, which represents the Paediatric Division of the College in New Zealand, at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Paediatric Society of New Zealand.
The RACP Council admitted Professor Fergusson because of his exceptional service to the College and the science and practice of medicine through the long-running Christchurch Health and Development Study which has researched a cohort of 1265 children from 1977 to the present. David Fergusson is also the author of three books and over 300 papers dealing with a wide range of issues in child health and development, mental health and family issues emanating from this longitudinal study.
Professor Fergusson is currently the most cited Australian and New Zealand researcher in the areas of psychology and psychiatry and was elected to the Royal Society of New Zealand in 2006. His research continues to be a major resource for policy makers in New Zealand.
The British Journal of Psychiatry
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Researcher Kaeleen Dingle, of the University of Queensland, Australia, said: Abortion and miscarriage are stressful life events that have been shown to lead to anxiety, sadness and grief and, for some women, serious depression and substance use disorders.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists called the evidence inconclusive.
But pro-life campaigners claim it shows women should be warned of all the risks of abortion.
I suspect it was pretty high when they made the decision.
I've had this theory that anyone who's participated in an abortion becomes a leftist Democratic Drone for the rest of his or her life. Extrapolate those numbers over thirty-five years, and you begin to see why these elections are going the way they are.
Thanks for the post.
You're quite welcome and I'm delighted that you've found it to be worthwhile :-)
This shall not be of concern to any women groups.
Abortion, not welfare of women is the reason womens rights groups exist.
Brilliant find! Thanks for the post.
New Zealand is a world leader in the study and treatment of Depression and other related mental illnesses. Alot of that basic groundwork is done in Christchurch.
The University of Otago is one of the most prestigious Schools of Medicine in the Southern Hemisphere, and is one of the most respected medical universities in the world.
So if Professor Fergusson says that abortion increases the risk of Depression by 30%, he's probably right.
Yep. I have multiple wayyyy-past-childbearing-age family members that CANNOT be reasoned with, and they go completely ballistic at the sight or mention of Sarah, and that's the only logical explanation. Something in their past.
I don't think Sarah even spoke of life issues, she just showed up with Trig and didn't need to say a thing (maybe toward the end she did). The mere sight of her made peoples' heads explode.
I was wondering about miscarriages after 21. Do they still cause more mental health problems? I had 3 miscarriages, and I've never totally gotten over them even though I have 3 kids now.
Thank you so very much for your exceptionally gracious and complimentary words :-)
I hadn't previously been aware of the University of Otago's stature in those fields but it certainly makes sense, given some parts of Professor Fergusson's posted bio:
|Professor Fergusson is currently the most cited Australian and New Zealand researcher in the areas of psychology and psychiatry and was elected to the Royal Society of New Zealand in 2006. His research continues to be a major resource for policy makers in New Zealand.
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So if Professor Fergusson says that abortion increases the risk of Depression by 30%, hes probably right.
Agreed, although I must confess that I was initially taken aback that the figure was 'only' 30%, but I'm guessing that this is because the 30% figure refers to those women whose disorders reach a rather high clinical diagnostic threshold which many women may not meet for one reason or another but whose lives are still profoundly traumatized by their abortion (s). The number of women who have suffered great negative consequences is probably much higher than 30% but they don't quite meet the medical definition of having a disorder per se.
I'm very sorry to hear of your great suffering and pain. Just because someone's symptoms don't meet the clinical definition of a true disorder doesn't mean that their lives and their happiness is unaffected. I am not an expert in this field, and even if I was I would not want to be dispensing specific medical advice online. My great hope is that you might seek out help from appropriate religious and medical sources, as your feelings are very important and deserve to be fully addressed.
Here at Free Republic there are also many people who have substantial ties to faith organizations and they will quite likely be able to steer you toward someone in your local area who can be of great help and comfort to you if you are not familiar with someone near where you live.....please do not dismiss your feelings as irrelevant or inconsequential. There is help available for you and you deserve to receive it.
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An interesting study, to say the least. Correlation, however, does not prove causation.
I know a young lady who had an abortion and went straight home and tried to kill herself. It was a miracle she was found in time a true intervention from God. Of course had God not intervened it would have been mother and child gone. Don't hear about this stuff in the media though.
..however, only the heart & mind changing influence of surrendering to Christ can overcome the guilt.
A friend of mine at church has 7 living children.....but her first pregnancy was aborted before she became a believer.
She has overcome her guilt....
..not forgotten...
..but it doesn't daily eat at her.
Miscarriages are tragic and can have an effect on both men and women. Abortions are a deliberate act, murder, I would imagine the mothers are overwhelmed with guilt and that is the reason for the high rate of mental disorders. Miscarriages are not deliberate and although some mothers may feel guilt most feel sorrow and sadness at the death of their unborn child. So while you may need to seek professional help(losing a child is a traumatic experience)you should not be feeling the guilt associated with abortion.
My daughter lost a child, 11 months old, and she still has moments and that was 15 years ago.
If you are feeling depressed you should seek out professional help. God bless you.
Just great—Now our socialized medicine plan will include therapy for all who have had abortions as a "preventative medicine" for their sure to follow depressions.
I read your post luckystarmom... I haven't had a miscarriage, but my mom did - she grieved but recovered completely. I would say the biggest difference is that in one situation the mother (perhaps pressured by others) chooses to take the life, and the other is God taking His creation back home with Him. I trust God to make the right choice every time... The only reason I can see to experience continued upset or mental distress is if the person angrily blames God or others for the miscarriage. There happens to be a wonderful book that I am reading (LOL "coincidence" strikes again) called Trusting God Even When Life Hurts by Jerry Bridges. It's about God's sovereignty, not just in the big things, but in our everyday lives. I wish everyone would read it and encourage you to get a copy. God bless Luckystar mom, and your three kids as well! You too, kind Stoat. :)
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Gee, severe psychological problems that lead to drug and alcohol abuse after destroying a growing human life? Who knew! Isn't it just supposed to be a simple "choice"?
Ive had this theory that anyone whos participated in an abortion becomes a leftist Democratic Drone for the rest of his or her life. Extrapolate those numbers over thirty-five years, and you begin to see why these elections are going the way they are.
NO!!! Didn't happen that way for me. After years of silence I finally shared the guilt of my abortion with a friend only to be stunned by the revelation that she too had done the same. And we both couldn't be stronger Republicans. Don't want others to go through the living hell of post abortion life.
I have always wondered how many women that go off the deep end for no apparent reason, and sometimes either harm or kill their born children have had abortions and are suffering mentally from the tremendous guilt that they are feeling?
Susan Smith had at least one abortion a few years before she killed her two little boys. Margot Kidder, Lois Lane in the Superman movies, admitted to having an abortion in a book, and sometime in the 80's was found wandering around somewhere completely incoherent. I've always had a suspicion that that may have precipitated Britney Spears's breakdown, especially since it happened right after the birth of her two babies. Some women who have had abortions and then later give birth to other children have severe guilt feelings looking at their alive children because it brings home the horror of what they have done.
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Definitely a lot of mental problems.
Pray for these young women.
That looks like a wonderful place and tremendous, greatly-needed resource....thanks very much for posting.
Agreed and well-stated; thank you for posting
How do they know these women weren't crazy to begin with?
It seems intuitively obvious that such an action would lead to frequent troubles. To intentionally end the life of a person inside you, who is a physical as well as a deeply emotional part of you, and to have that 'not' have severe consequences would, I think, be the exception for most.
Part of conducting any successful study is in the proper selection of the subjects. Dr. Fergusson is a worldwide authority on conducting such studies, the results of which are being published in the leading peer-reviewed journal in the field. Including compromised subjects in the study would be the very most obvious, basic and elementary flaw imaginable and would result in the instant destruction of his career and the negation of his life's work. If this has happened in this case, rest assured that such a finding will be instantly pounced upon and published far and wide.
Oops, of course I should have prefaced with "except for the grace and mercy of Christ and the promptings of the Holy Spirit." Perhaps it's the internal struggle against Him that makes then Dems.
Praising God for your friend.
Awesome! You were able to be honest with yourself though, which I think is what sets you apart from most others.
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I request a trainer for the Steam Fortune Edition for this game please, pretty please. I would really like to play this game. The only trainer out there for this version that I see is h4x0risaripper and I really hate using his trainers. His trainer does not work all that great anyways. Is this something that you would not mind giving us? If it is something not even thinking about doing now or even in the future then just drop everyone a bad news bomb here on forums so we know. I hope you say yes though!
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I would also like to have the steam fortunes edition trainer please. Thank you.
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i would also like to add my voice to those requesting that CH puts out a Fortune edition trainer for Steam. This version of the game has been out for awhile and the trainer has not been updated in years.
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As the game status is still active, a trainer for this version would be really appreciated.
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Hello there everyone, I've been reading all of these posts on Far Cry 2, regarding the fact that the trainers do not work for the fortune's DLC. As a matter of fact, THEY DO! The only thing you have to do that I haven't seen anyone post about it is DISABLE PNKBUSTER SERVICE/PROCESS from task manager. It shouldn't crash once you've done that. It fixed my issue at least.
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Two prominent Jewish defense agencies this week came to the defense of Oday Aboushi, a rookie member of the New York Jets football team who is a practicing Muslim from a Palestinian-Arab family.
Aboushi, 22, an offensive lineman and sociology graduate of the University of Virginia who is one of the few Palestinians to play in the National Football League, came under fire from some members of the Jewish community after a recent story in FrontPage Magazine criticized him for appearing at a "radical Muslim conference." The article, which called the player "a Muslim extremist," hinted that the Jets should release the fifth-round draft choice.
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The Barton County Young Professionals group will hold a casual networking event from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, at the Hutchinson Clinic in Great Bend, 2715 Sixth St.
U.S. Rep. Lynn Jenkins met with Barton Community College Board of Trustees Chairman Mike Johnson and Barton President Dr. Carl Heilman Tuesday afternoon to discuss the college's prevalence as a comprehensive community college in Kansas.
Let's go on a journey to a time that took so many Americans away from their loved ones and friends. The time is the 60s, when this country was being torn apart by anti-war protests and a war raging on in a distant land. The Vietnam War was a time of hardships and struggles for many U.S. soldiers who were fighting for their country in a jungle with heat, disease and despair.
Each year, as part of the theater program at Barton Community College, students are asked to take the reins and produce a show entirely by themselves. This year, theater Majors Caleb Rivera and Randyll Smith are codirecting "Said and Meant: Ten Short Plays about Language and Misunderstanding," with showings at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19 and 20 in the Barton Fine Arts Auditorium.
WICHITA - The National Weather Service in Wichita has issued a high wind warning for Barton County and central Kansas from 8 am to 8 pm Wednesday.
New security systems at entrances to Great Bend USD 428 elementary schools should be in place by the end of December, Superintendent Brad Reed said.
A strong cold front is poised to cross Kansas, including Barton County, Wednesday morning. In its wake, very windy and dry conditions are anticipated with active fire weather conditions statewide, according to the Kansas Interagency Wildfire Council.
Dr. Mike Hagley, chief of staff of Hutchinson Regional Medical Center and cardiologist, gave a speech to the Great Bend Rotary Club on Monday about peripheral artery disease, also known as PAD, and different types of procedures to deal with this illness.
The Great Bend Recreation Commission Board on Monday approved the 2014-2015 audit. The audit was conducted by Adams, Brown, Beran and Ball Accounting Firm. The Great Bend Recreation Commission was pleased to report no conditions significant to the financial statement was found during the course of the audit.
RUSSELL - The Deines Cultural Center will hold a Membership Gala from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 20. The evening will include multi-media art, food and music by The Believers, a local band, and Patricia Davis, playing piano selections, including vocals. Admission is free.
The Great Bend USD 428 Board of Education had a standing room only crowd Monday for the first few minutes of its meeting. Students, coaches and parents filled the meeting area and spilled into the hallway as Activities Director David Meter introduced six coaches, who in turn introduced all-conference student athletes who excelled in fall sports. The Great Bend High School Marching Band was also recognized for its fall honors.
According to the Great Bend Police Department, on Friday at approximately 11:30 a.m., officers from the Great Bend Police Department responded to Eisenhower Elementary School in reference to criminal threats. Officers were advised that a subject had threatened to cause great harm to a school staff member.
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The Philadelphia Flyers ended their season last year in shambles. The tragic ending came after a first-half performance that was so dominating, Flyer fans were booking their Stanley Cup Finals tickets in January.
This year, after an off-season roster overhaul that had skeptics announcing them dead before one shift was played, the Flyers are right where they want to be: in the middle of the pack.
Apparently Paul Holmgren knew what he was doing after all. Evidently, changes in philosophy and team dynamics were needed—not coaching.
Last season, Philadelphia rode atop the Eastern Conference for two-thirds of the season, only to have the wheels come off.
The media keeps dropping those little teaser tidbits about how the Flyers are so many points behind Pittsburgh. Who cares?
I say let Pittsburgh and Washington have their division titles, top seeds and Presidents' Trophies. Do teams that reach those pinnacles out of the East fare well in attaining the true goal? Not usually.
This Flyers team needs to keep doing like Boston did last year, and long-time division nemesis New Jersey, did in their multiple Cup runs: hang in there, then come May, lay down the law.
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Eggs and hash browns have extra pizzazz when they're served up on a pizza pan. "My family requests this fun breakfast often, and it's a snap to make with prebaked crust," assures Christy Hinrichs of Parkville, Missouri. "I adjust the 'heat index' of the toppings to suit the taste buds of my diners."
- 2 cups frozen shredded hash brown potatoes
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon chili powder
- 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided
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- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 2 tablespoons diced sweet red pepper
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped jalapeno pepper
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- 1. In a large nonstick skillet, cook the hash browns, cumin and chili powder in 1 tablespoon oil over medium heat until golden. Remove and keep warm.
- 2. In a small bowl, beat the eggs, milk and salt; set aside. In the same skillet, saute the onions, peppers and garlic in remaining oil until tender. Add egg mixture. Cook and stir over medium heat until almost set. Remove from the heat.
- 3. Place crust on an ungreased 14-in. pizza pan. Spread salsa over crust. Top with egg mixture. Sprinkle with hash browns and cheese. Bake at 375° for 8-10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6 slices.
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Nalbandian Wins First Match Since Bloodying Official on Court
David Nalbandian won his first tennis match since injuring a line judge during an on-court outburst that triggered a London police investigation.
Nalbandian beat Nicolas Almagro 3-6, 6-3, 10-4 in The Boodles tournament, an exhibition event at Stoke Park, about 25 miles (40 kilometers) west of the British capital.
Nalbandian, in an on-court interview after the match, didn't address his actions on June 17 in the final at Queen's Club in west London against Marin Cilic of Croatia.
London police said today they continue to investigate an assault complaint made against the Argentine player by an unidentified person.
Line judge Andrew McDougall ended up with a bloodied leg after Nalbandian kicked an advertising board at the base of the official's chair. Nalbandian was disqualified and won't receive 36,100 pounds ($56,579) in prize money or 150 ranking points. He was also fined 10,000 euros ($12,623) by ATP supervisor Tom Barnes for unsportsmanlike behavior.
Nalbandian apologized to the crowd and McDougall after the outburst. The crowd today applauded him and Nalbandian laughed and talked in Spanish with Almagro at the end of the match. Nalbandian has played at the exhibition as part of his preparation for Wimbledon for nine years. The season's third major championship starts June 25.
John McEnroe, the first player to be disqualified from a Grand Slam event for misconduct after the sport went professional in 1968, said today on a media conference call for ESPN that the Queen's Club incident "could definitely affect" Nalbandian at Wimbledon.
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Thursday, June 19, 1997
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The campaign to eliminate silicosis--a disabling occupational lung disease that can be fatal---will advance to cyberspace, starting July 1, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced today.
The Silicosis Cyber-Conference will include scientific papers, interactive chat forums, and multi-media presentations.
It is an extension of the March 25-26, 1997, National Conference to Eliminate Silicosis in Washington, D.C., under the sponsorship of OSHA, the Mine Safety and Health Administration, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, and the American Lung Association, that was attended by more than 600 industry, labor, government and health representatives. The Internet conference also is part of OSHA's national special emphasis program on silicosis.
"This cyber-conference will provide a unique and economical opportunity for all those who were unable to attend the Washington conference in March," said Gregory R. Watchman, Acting Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health. "People from around the world will be able to exchange information about problems of silicosis and their solutions."
More than a million Americans work in jobs where they are exposed to silica dust. About 100,000 of them are at high risk of developing silicosis because they are in construction jobs where they sandblast or cut, grind or break concrete, or are in foundry work, railroad track laying or maintenance, glass, ceramics, abrasives or soap manufacturing, or are in mining. More than 250 workers die with silicosis annually.
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Silicosis: Diagnosis, Prevalence, Medical Interventions
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Ex-football star Benjamin sentenced in Erie pot case
After years of terrorizing opponents on the football field, Roosevelt W. Benjamin occupied a far less intimidating position in Erie County Court on Thursday.
He stood in front of a judge, with his lawyer to his right, a deputy state attorney general to his left, and a group of sheriff's deputies behind him.
Benjamin's football career, which included college, was still relevant.
But only because Judge Shad Connelly cited the game to explain what led him to sentence Benjamin, 37, to a mandatory minimum of four to eight years in state prison for helping to run one of the largest marijuana-trafficking rings in recent Erie history.
On the football field, Connelly said, "you decide what you are going to do on certain plays, and the choices are yours."
In the drug case, which involved 400 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $1.3 million, "these choices by a college graduate have been absolutely horrible.
"I don't know what you did with the profits," Connelly said, "but it is hardly worth four years of your life incarcerated."
He called Benjamin "a grave disappointment."
Connelly also fined him $30,000 and ordered him to serve two and one-half years of probation and perform 500 hours of community service. The fine was also mandatory.
Benjamin, who is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 270 pounds, excelled in football at Erie's Central Career and Technical School.
He continued to get accolades while playing for Clarion University of Pennsylvania, where he was a free safety, and a number of local semipro indoor teams, such as the Erie Freeze, the Erie Storm and the Erie Explosion. He retired in 2012.
Benjamin, of the 300 block of East 21st Street, pleaded guilty in May to one count each of criminal conspiracy to take part in a corrupt organization, delivery of marijuana and possession of more than 10 pounds of marijuana with intent to deliver, all felonies.
The plea deal, with the state Attorney General's Office, resulted in Benjamin facing a mandatory minimum sentence of four to eight years.
The amount of marijuana involved triggered the mandatory-minimum sentencing provision.
Benjamin, who has eight children, said he was sorry on Thursday to a courtroom filled with his friends and relatives.
He apologized to his family, the community and anyone "who looked up to me for sports."
"I am 100 percent responsible for these acts," he said.
Authorities originally accused Benjamin of possessing 400 pounds of marijuana with the intent to deliver it.
By pleading guilty to a lesser amount, Benjamin spared himself about a year in prison, the Attorney General's Office said.
State drug agents charged Benjamin in April 2013 in a case in which confidential informants provided the key evidence.
Benjamin's co-defendant, David N. Allen, also known as Kevin S. Smith, remains at large and once was believed to be living in Jamaica.
Both Senior Deputy Attorney General Doug Wright and Benjamin's lawyer, David Ridge, asked Connelly to impose a prison sentence no longer than the mandatory minimum.
Ridge said Benjamin is committed to working with children and others in the community after he leaves prison.
"He has a great potential to come back and make a great difference," Ridge said.
Wright asked for a lengthy period of supervision, which Connelly gave Benjamin. If he is released after serving the minimum sentence, he will be on parole for another four years and probation for 30 months after that.
Wright said he hopes Benjamin changes.
"He is saying the right things," Wright said. "Talk is cheap. So we will see."
Connelly said Benjamin's glory days on the gridiron are over.
All the people who used to look up to Benjamin, he said, "are now looking down at you, asking, 'How could someone do that in that position?'"
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