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New York Daily News Nothing But an Editorial Rag, Not News … Columnist Linda Stasi Writes that Rightwing Christian who was Murdered by the Islamic Terrorists in San Bernardino was as evil as Terrorists
It is no wonder that the New York Daily News is having circulation issues and now they are just into link-baiting editorials so that individuals read and comment on the hideous and misguided articles. All last week the NYDN ran editorial covers on their front page following the San Bernardino radical-Islamist terrorist slaughter that saw 14 innocent lives lost, first they did the prayer shaming cover, then the one calling the NRA chief a "terrorist" who is just as bad as mass killer and now they have outdone themselves. Linda Stasi, a Daily News columnist, has penned a piece stating that a right-wing Christian who was murdered and one of the 14 innocent people killed by Islamic terrorists, Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik, in San Bernardino was just as evil as they were.
Check out what a Liberal, hate-filled moron looks like who would dare compare a terrorist victim to a terrorism
They were two hate-filled, bigoted municipal employees interacting in one department. Now 13 innocent people are dead in unspeakable carnage.
One man spent his free time writing frightening, NRA-loving, hate-filled screeds on Facebook about the other's religion.
The other man quietly stewed and brewed his bigotry, collecting the kind of arsenal that the Facebook poster would have envied.
What they didn't realize is that except for their different religions they were in many ways similar men who even had the same job.
Are you kidding me? I am in agreement with the American Conservative 100% … "What kind of person writes this? What kind of newspaper publishes it?" How in the hell does one equate an individual who was savagely murdered at the hands of a terrorist to an innocent victim who was just expressing their God given First Amendment rights of free speech? Nicholas Thalasinos, a victim of terrorism, never once killed another person because of his views or opinions. However, this is the derangement of the LEFT today and the MSM where they have such hate for anyone who is Conservative or has a differing point of view from them, that they would make the comparison. UNREAL. What kind of a bottom-feeder must you truly be to defame a deceased person who died at the hands of a terrorist.
It is vile, utterly vile, that Linda Stasi and the Daily News would speak of a murdered man that way. So, what, does the Daily News now reserve the right to look into the opinions of all murder victims, and if they don't like what they see, publish columns saying that they are no better than the man who slaughtered them?
Stasi here reminds me of the old black-humor joke: "Sure, Hitler hated the Jews. But to be fair, the Jews also hated Hitler."
I am not a sue happy individual, but if i were the family of Nicholas Thalasinos, I think i would be bringing a defamation and libel suit against the New York Daily News.
Posted December 6, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
Deceased, Democrat-Media Complex, Democrat/Obama Propaganda, First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Islamist, Jihad, Media, Media Bias, Murder, Newspapers - print media, Terrorism, US Constitution, WTF | one comment
Daily Commentary – Monday, October 5, 2015 – Some News Organizations Have Gone Ahead and Released the Name of the Oregon Shooter
- The sheriff won't say the shooters name and I wish media wouldn't as well. All it does is give the shooter the notoriety they want
Daily Commentary – Monday, October 5, 2015 Download
Posted October 5, 2015 by Klaasend
Bill O'Reilly, Dana Pretzer, Newspapers - print media, Scared Monkeys Radio, School Shooting | one comment
Pope Francis Claims There Are Limitations on Freedom of Speech, 'One Cannot Make Fun of Faith' … REALLY?
Following the radical Islam terror attack at Charlie Hebdo, the satirical newspaper that had made fun of the prophet Mohammad in the past, that left numerous dead, Pope Francis stated that there were limitations of freedom of speech and said, "One cannot provoke, one cannot insult other people's faith, one cannot make fun of faith." Really? SORRY PONTIFF, YOU COULD NOT BE ANY MORE WRONG. So let's understand this, the Pope thinks that people do not have the right to make fun of religion? The Pontiff made his point by comparing it to if an individual cursed at his mother, that person would be punched. So is the Pope saying that 'Charlie Hebdo' brought this on themselves? Would he say the same about a rape victim?
A note to the Pontiff, blasphemy is offensive, cruel and pretty much wrong, but it is not illegal and does not warrant murder.That is what is supposed to separate Christianity from radical Islam. Sorry, but the very essence of freedom of speech is to defend the very words that you would disagree with, offend you and make your blood boil. Wasn't it Jesus who told us to bless those who persecute us (Romans 12:14), to return love for hate and good for evil (Psalm 109:5), and even to love our enemies (Matthew 5:43-48). Loving your enemies would include supporting the fundamental commitment to free speech, and defending the right of free speech, even, or especially, for those who offend you. Why am I telling a Pope this?
Pope Francis suggested there are limits to freedom of expression, saying in response to the Charlie Hebdo terror attack that "one cannot make fun of faith" and that anyone who throws insults can expect a "punch."
The pontiff said that both freedom of faith and freedom of speech were fundamental human rights and that "every religion has its dignity."
"One cannot provoke, one cannot insult other people's faith, one cannot make fun of faith," he said. "There is a limit. Every religion has its dignity … in freedom of expression there are limits."
The right to liberty of expression comes with the "obligation" to speak for "the common good," Pope Francis said, cautioning against provocation.
To illustrate his point, he joked about Vatican aide Alberto Gasparri who was standing nearby on the plane.
"It's true that we can't react violently, but, for example if Dr. Gasbarri here, a great friend of mine, says a curse word against my mother, then a punch awaits him," the pontiff said.
Pope Francis also said that killing in the name of religion is an "aberration," but adding that those who deride other faiths can expect to provoke a strong, even violent response. An aberration?
"One cannot react violently, but if [someone] says something bad about my mother, he can expect a punch. It's to be expected," the pontiff said. "There are a lot of people who speak badly about other religions. They make fun of them. What happens is what happens with my friend [who insults my mother]. There is a limit."
The pope made the comments during an in-flight news conference from Sri Lanka to Manila, where he took up the second leg of a weeklong tour of Asia. He was greeted at the airport by President Benigno Aquino III and a performance by hundreds of jeans-clad young people. People cheered the pope's motorcade to the residence of the apostolic nuncio.
In recent days, the 78-year-old pontiff strongly denounced the attack by two militant Muslim gunmen on Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical publication that has long derided Islam and other religions and their institutions, including the Vatican.
Posted January 17, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
Catholic, Charlie Hebdo, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Islam/Muslims, Islamist, Islamofascist, Jihad, Media, Newspapers - print media, Pope, Pope Francis, Radical Islam, Religion, Terrorism, WTF | one comment
Freedom of the Press? Not in an Obama World … The FCC Wants to Grill Reporters, Editors & News Station Owners About How They Decide Which Stories to Run
It would appear that Barack Obama wants to put government FCC monitors in America's news rooms to determine why media outlets cover certain stories. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! So now we are going to have government lackeys in news rooms to monitor and make sure that the media is covering the stories they want them to? Could Barack Obama and the Obama administration possible trample on the United States Constitution and Freedom of Speech any more?
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
As reported at Mediaite, FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal bringing people's attention to this study, saying "the government has no place pressuring media organizations into covering certain stories." And while participation is technically voluntary, ignoring them would not be a wise decision for any news outlet that wants an FCC license. We all know that the MSM is bias and pretty much in lockstep leans to the left, but it is not the governments job to interfere with what they report or how they report . "Participation is voluntary—in theory," supposedly; however, the FCC's questions, queries and interrogations may be hard for the broadcasters to ignore as it is this very government agency that could put a media outlet out of business if they spitefully withhold an FCC license. But of course the Obama administration has never gone after or targeted a specific group of people who opposed him, have they … IRS-GATE!
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An Obama administration plan that would get researchers into newsrooms across the country is sparking concern among congressional Republicans and conservative groups.
The purpose of the proposed Federal Communications Commission study is to "identify and understand the critical information needs of the American public, with special emphasis on vulnerable-disadvantaged populations," according to the agency.
However, one agency commissioner, Ajit Pai, said in a Wall Street Journal op-ed piece Wednesday that the May 2013 proposal would allow researchers to "grill reporters, editors and station owners about how they decide which stories to run."
He also said he feared the study might stifle the freedom of the press.
Who is Obama kidding?
This is just heinous as Obama uses the death of Daniel Pearl to make it appear that he is for Freedom of the Press
"Reminded us of how valuable a free press is."
"reminded us that there are those who would go to any leangth in order to silence journalists …"
"A well informed citizenry that is able to make choices and hold governments accountable …"
Obama says, "Clear out the press so that we can take some questions"
FCC Research Study can be read HERE (pdf)
Questions that the FCC poses in the study to news managers and staffers, including the following. Honestly, what business is it of the federal government?
- What is the news philosophy of the station?
- How do you define critical information that the community needs?
- Who decides which stories are covered?
- Have you ever suggested coverage of what you consider a story with critical information for your customers (viewers, listeners, readers) that was rejected by management?
Do we really wonder why, as opined by The Lonely Conservative, that the US has dropped to #46, just above Haiti, in press freedom in the world. Way to go Barack Obama!
30 Newspapers Switch to Endorse Mitt Romney over Obama in 2012
Newspapers are a microcosm of the mood swing of American voting sentiment from 2008 to 2012.
Add the Wisconsin State Journal and the New York Daily News to the list of newspapers who have switched from endorsing Barack Obama in 2008 to Mitt Romney in 2012. Similar to how many Americans voted for Obama in 2008 and have switched to Romney in 2012, so goes the print media. The endorsement from the Wisconsin State Journal went as follows:
… But this election is about jobs, the slow economy and Washington's dysfunction. Our leaders can't even pass a budget, much less stabilize soaring debt that's burdening our children and grandchildren.
Obama failed to embrace his own commission's bipartisan debt deal. Ryan, serving on the commission, similarly balked at the solid and comprehensive agreement.
But Obama is the president. The buck stops with him. This is now Obama's economy, …
Check out the papers at least 30 papers that supported Obama for president in 2008 that have flipped to endorse Romney for president in 2012. The daily papers include:
•Billings Gazette
•Cape Cod Times
•Casper Star-Tribune
•The Columbian
•The Daily Herald
•Daily News (L.A.)
•Daily Tribune
•The Dallas Morning News
•Des Moines Register
•The Florida Times-Union (which split between McCain & Obama in '08)
•Florida Today
•Fort Worth Star-Telegram
•Houston Chronicle
•The Journal & Courier
•The Joplin Globe
•Naples Daily News
•New York Daily News
•New York Observer
•Orlando Sentinel
•Pasadena Star-News
•Pensacola News Journal
•Press-Telegram (Long Beach)
•Quad-City Times
•Reno Gazette-Journal
•Shreveport Times
•South Florida Sun Sentinel
•The (Nashua) Telegraph
•The Tennessean
•Wisconsin State Journal
This is quite astonishing that so many liberal newspapers have changed their endorsement and gone away from Barack Obama.
Posted November 5, 2012 by Scared Monkeys
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Live music accompanies every dinner and weekend brunches (old-timer Gervais Matte is a regular), but food takes center stage here. Have crawfish omelets for breakfast, fried oyster salad for lunch, and lump crab and eggplant Abbeville (in a Worcestershire cream sauce) for dinner. Don't forget to say hi to Big Al, the 14ft stuffed alligator, on your way in.

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FONTANA, CA- On a beautiful sunny Valentine's Day, February 14, 2015, high school scholars eloquently moved the crowd at Jurupa Hills High School, Fontana, CA with their thought on "major issues students face related to educational achievements in light of the staggering dropout rates among today's students" at the 26th Annual Oratorical Contest sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Mu Xi Lambda Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc. Eta Nu Omega Chapter. Mr. Kevin Eastman, Mu Xi Lambda Chapter and Ms. Twillea Evans-Carthen, co-chaired this event and created a festive atmosphere by including Mr. Aaron Lash Jr. a Senior at California State University San Bernardino to inspire all through Spoken Word poetry and a pizza party as the participants awaited for the announcement of the awards. Young scholars took part in this competition too ranging from 1st through 8th graders who were passionate with their response to "Why is education important to your future?"
This annual speech contest provides the opportunity for students grades first through twelfth to have a platform to enhance their public speaking skills, promote self-confidence, educational enrichment, and to further facilitate character building in a safe environment. This contest was developed under "The Belford V. Lawson Oratorical Contest, and uses the International Toastmasters Guidelines."
Winners for the following categories were: Group 1 (1st through 5th) 1st Place – Jayla Ingram; 2nd Place – Asia Ingram and 3rd Place – Lawson Bush. Group 2 (6th through 8th) 1st Place – Emma Jean Gilliam, 2nd Place – Kiana Martinez, 3rd Place – Isaiah Keaton. Group 3 (9th through 12th) 1st Place – Khari Bush, 2nd Place – Brandon Watts, 3rd Place – Kevin Jackson.


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Welcome to the California State Independent Living Council Website
The SILC is an 18-member council, appointed by the Governor, to represent persons with disabilities throughout the state and charged with:
All council members serve three year terms as volunteers. In July 1996, Governor Pete Wilson signed an executive order which established the SILC as an independent state agency.
View SILC's "A Passion for Freedom: The Birth of Independent Living" Video
Many ways to Comment on the 2017-2019 State Plan for Independent Living
In person: Thursday, June 23, 1 PM-3PM, Department of Rehabilitation room 169, 721 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA 95814 telephone line will also be available 1-866-718-9441, code 4147933.
Via Webinar Friday, June 24th at 1:30 PM
Go to CFILC's Webinar Configuration Room. Test and login with your first and last name. You may need to download the Blackboard Collaborate Launcher first before entering the meeting session (meeting.collab file).
Toll-Free: 1-888-453-4221
TWO COMMITTEE MEETINGS: Thursday June 2, 11 – 12:30 PM and Monday, June 20th, 10 – 11:30 AM via teleconference 1-866-718-9441, code 4147933.
EMAIL: email@example.com
SILC Comments on WIOA Notice of Proposed Rule Making Regarding Independent LivingCalSILC supports an IL network providing services in California's 58 counties. We appreciate the chance to submit remarks and comments on the Independent Living Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) issued by the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in order to enable and support Californians with disabilities to live independently with quality of life in the spirit of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Act), as amended by the 2014 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
ILCs Open Doors To Independence For Californians With Spinal Cord InjuriesWith nearly 300,000 Americans living with spinal cord injuries (SCIs) and the number of new SCIs estimated to reach 12,500 annually, the role of Independent Living Centers (ILCs) like Southern California Resource Services for Independent Living (SCRS-IL) is increasingly important. SCRS-IL is one of 28 ILCs in California opening doors to independence for individuals with SCIs by providing a range of programs and services, notably assistive technology services and education.
Independent Living Centers and Students with Disabilities Team Up to Pave the Way to School Success
Amid the frenzy of school shopping and signing up for classes and activities, students with disabilities and their families are joining forces with California Independent Living Centers, such as Community Access Center (CAC) in Riverside, to ensure students receive everything they need for their academic success.
California Independent Living Centers Salute the ADA's 25th Anniversary
California's Independent Living Centers (ILCs) have been gearing up for months to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA25). To mark the ground-breaking decision, the ILCs are hosting ADA25 events ranging from festivals to conferences and exhibits to educational forums and more.


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Todd Morton's Blue Razz Trio Band will perform today, 6 to 9 p.m., in the cafe at Wegmans, 6143 Peach St.
Cost: Free
Info: Call 860-5364.
Church to host ballroom dancing
A night of ballroom dancing will take place Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m., at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 4376 West Lake Road.
Cost: $10
Info: Call 868-0770 or 459-1809.
Girard church to host kids night
The Girard Alliance Church, 229 Rice Ave., Girard, will host a kids fun night Saturday, 6 to 9 p.m. The event features games, crafts and pizza for kids in preschool to fourth grade.
Cost: $5
Info: Call 774-3519 or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vigil, talent show set for Saturday
Mothers Against Teen Violence will host a third annual candlelight vigil and second annual talent show on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Booker T. Washington Center, 1702 Holland St. Saturday's events will include a gift drawing, raffle tickets, door prizes and trophies.
Cost: $3; talent show registration is $10
Info: Call 572-3567.
Greek New Year lunch set for Sunday
Celebrate the new year at a vasilopita luncheon Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 4376 West Lake Road. Pasta, meatballs and salad will be served.
Cost: $7; $4 children
Info: Call 838-8808.
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Fogle Says Child Porn Victim's Parents Are To BlameSubway's former pitchman, imprisoned for child pornography and sex abuse, argued in a Thursday court filing that the parents of one of his female victims are to blame for what he describes as her "destructive behaviors."
Tip Leads To Arrest In Child Pornography Case Involving InfantPolice arrested Javier Echeverria, 22, for possession and promotion of child pornography after a cyber tip.
Former U.S. Marine From Texas Gets 62 Years For Child PornA former U.S. Marine must serve 62 years in prison in a Texas child pornography case linked to about 16,000 images found on his electronic devices.
Court Documents Reveal Former Teacher Lied About Boy's AgeA federal investigator says former Fort Worth ISD drama teacher and church youth minister Matthew Keller told him he met a Michigan boy about two years ago on a website.
Former Fort Worth Teacher Arrested On Child Porn ChargeAccording to the criminal complaint, Keller befriended a teen from Michigan online two years ago.
DISD Teacher Charged In Federal Child Porn CaseMark Stutheit remains in federal custody after a probable cause and detention hearing Wednesday morning in federal court in Fort Worth.
Former North Texas Special Needs Teacher Gets 60 Years For Child PornA 62-year-old man who once was a special needs teacher in the Mansfield Independent School District will spend the next 60 years in federal prison for producing child pornography.
Court To Hear Ex-Subway Pitchman's Appeal Next MonthA federal appeals court in Chicago has set a May hearing for former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle's appeal of his more than 15-year sentence in a child sex abuse and pornography case.
Former Congressional Staffer From N. Texas Sent To Prison For Child PornJames Maines, Jr. admitted that in November 2012, he tried to forward five child pornography images from his personal email account to his U.S. House of Representatives email account.
Former Pediatric Doctor Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Charges In TexasA former pediatric oncologist at The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.
Elderly Texas Man Sentenced To 20 Years After Child Porn ConvictionA 76-year-old Mesquite man has been sentenced to 240 months in federal prison, after pleading guilty to one count of receipt of child pornography. Robert Lloyd admitted that he had collected child pornography for 30 years.
Texas Sex Offender Gets 15 Years For Child PornographyA registered sex offender from Garland has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for possessing hundreds of child pornography images.


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The bishop of the Trenton Diocese says he will not reconsider his decision this month to shutter the 150-year-old St. Mary School in Bordentown. But the school's supporters are mobilizing and won't rule out the possibility of an appeal to keep it open.
"If we have enough of a groundswell . . . from the community, we're willing to move forward," said David Burden, who heads the Save St. Mary Committee, a coalition of parents, teachers, alumni, and others. He wants supporters to petition the diocese for a reversal of the bishop's decision.


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Last week, the FCC completed the process in determining the rules for a new block of spectrum being set up for auction. The AWS-2 (or PCS H block) spectrum is set for auction later this year or early next year. Stricter rules and strong buildout requirements will practically push this block into Sprint's hands.
At 12:01am US/EDT yesterday, Sprint turned off the iDEN network nationally as part of the next phase of Network Vision. With the iDEN network shut down, the next step for Sprint is to reuse the iDEN spectrum for 3G/4G services.
There is one incredibly important field of modern technology that has always proven to be a bit of an impenetrable enigma for ExtremeTech: The hardware used by mobile carriers. We know in general terms how a cell site works, but for the most part the actual hardware and software being used is a proprietary black box. That's why it's very exciting when a mobile carrier such as Sprint invites a tech blog to take a close look at one of its new LTE cell sites in San Francisco.
Not everyone has a modern internet or mobile plan. Generally, people don't have a faster interent or mobile plan due to either living in an area where the plans don't reach, or because a modern service can be too expensive. Some of us who can afford a modern mobile plan still can't afford the upgrade to 4G speeds. FreedomPop announced it will be offering a free, no-contract 4G data, voice, and text plan. How in the world can it do that?
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S4 to the world, it promised that it would be a truly global phone by supporting more bands than any other LTE-enabled device. It is a bold promise that Samsung won't be able to back up in the USA.
Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint have been falling all over themselves rolling out new coverage areas as fast as possible. Well, Verizon is continuing to bet big with LTE. Come next year, we're going to see handsets without CDMA chips running solely on Verizon's LTE network.
This week, Dish Network made an offer to purchase Clearwire. Riddled with conditions and endless complexities to actually make good on the offer, it is rather perplexing why Dish even made the offer to begin with. But there seems to be a method to its madness…
Today, Sprint has announced that it will acquire full ownership of Clearwire in an effort to increase its spectrum holdings and gain full control over the upcoming Clearwire LTE network. With this acquisition, Sprint will be able to offer LTE performance better than Verizon Wireless and AT&T.
U.S. Cellular and Sprint announced a deal where U.S. Cellular would transfer the rights of some spectrum in certain Midwest markets to Sprint for $480 million and stop doing business in those areas.
Yesterday, Apple introduced the new iPhone 5 to the world. The notable feature of the iPhone 5 is the support for what Apple calls "ultrafast" networks. With separate models offering different levels of connectivity, it's a bit of a mess… Or is it?
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12 Places to Celebrate the Halloween Weekend in New York
Lupulo, Maiden Lane, and Gran Electrica are all hosting parties.By Vanessa Karalis
Lupulo, Maiden Lane, and Gran Electrica are all hosting parties.By Vanessa Karalis
Today's Leftovers.
Plus: Harlem Shake's adult happy meals, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Here's how they stack up.By Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite
Plus: Sutton reviews Prime Meats, and more, in this week's roundup.By Lauren Duca
Plus: celebrate Go Go Curry's birthday, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Another excuse to stay indoors.By Caroline Bankoff
Five weeks and counting.By Amanda Dobbins
That's four weeks and counting.By Amanda Dobbins
And now the artists want compensation.By Amanda Dobbins
Come on.By Amanda Dobbins
It's still No. 1.By Amanda Dobbins
Oops.By Amanda Dobbins
Costumes are encouraged, and will be rewarded with beer.By Collin Keefe
Because memes rule the charts now.By Amanda Dobbins
"Mr. Robuchon actually taught me the shake."By Michael Gebert
The "Hot 100" counts YouTube plays now.By Amanda Dobbins
"What?" "That's not the Harlem Shake."By Vulture Editors
Prepare for serious hair-tossing from models in designer clothes.By Julie Ma
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Let LGBT Be the Issue to Unify Us
June 23, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
Perhaps a dialectic is occurring that will eventually lead to truly widespread acceptance of LGBT individuals. This issue could be an important step on the road to easing tensions between groups, maybe even a cornerstone. Why? It is now recognized that sexual/gender orientation is an issue that any family can encounter and knows no racial, ethnic or political divisions.Read More »
On the Bright Side: Making a Relationship Work When Your Partner Can't Change
May 4, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
How can you tell the difference between a problem that's amenable to direct intervention and one that may require a different approach?Read More »
How Karen Allen Has Lived Her Life on Her Own Terms
April 13, 2016 by Paige Morrow Kimball
By Paige Morrow Kimball
At 64 Karen Allen plays the lead role in the new film "Year by the Sea," and later this year she will direct her first film—a project she's wanted to do for more than 40 years.Read More »
Strange Bedfellows: Political Differences in Marriage
April 7, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
Regardless of the outcome, this election has brought renewed focus to sexism and women's rights. Perhaps men everywhere may learn that the clock has run out on the obsolete idea that women are figures to be ridiculed and demeaned.Read More »
A Marriage of Equals: The Rise of 'Assortative Mating'
March 10, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
Today, people tend to marry for different reasons than they did in the past. Rather than seek someone with complementary skills, a man and woman are looking for a "like-minded" person, meaning, often, someone with a similar characteristics.Read More »
My Not-So-Funny Valentine
February 14, 2016 by Stacia Friedman
By Stacia Friedman
Without washing the tears off my face, I rushed back down to the street and jumped in a cab. I needn't have bothered with the erotic lingerie. It came off too quickly for him to notice. Xavier and I drank Champagne and ate moo shu pork naked in bed. I looked at the clock. It was 2 a.m. Thank God. Valentine's Day was over.Read More »
Valentine's Day: A Little Office Romance
February 12, 2016 by Alexandra MacAaron
By Alexandra MacAaron
Jim likes to joke that we never had a first date. I think we had something better. After all, how many ambitious career women in the 1980s get rescued by a bona fide knight in shining armor?Read More »
Valentine's Day: Learning Love
February 11, 2016 by Susan Abel Lieberman
By Susan Abel Lieberman
Ron Serrano was certainly not what my father had in mind when he thought about my marrying. I was a conventional middle-class Jewish girl, Ron the brown-skinned son of Mexican immigrants, raised Catholic.Read More »
Dr. Ford: Should She Let Her Husband Know She No Longer Wants to Have Sex With Him?
February 11, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
You can let your husband know that there were too many years when you felt overwhelmed and under-supported and that the cumulative effect of that experience combined with your age has left you without desire. How he responds to your honest statement might open up the opportunity to work on some of the issues between you, which I would recommend, if you want to have a close and harmonious future.Read More »
The Power of Young Love
February 10, 2016 by Judie Rae
By Judie Rae
Richard's math class was the hour before mine; we shared the same room as well as the same instructor. One Valentine's Day I found a note in my locker directing me to look out the window of the math class, where I would find my Valentine gift.Read More »
Sex Every Day at 60
February 8, 2016 by Women's Voices For Change
I gave my husband a very unusual Valentine's Day gift last year. I gave him . . . sex every day for a month.Read More »
10 Tips to Managing a Long-Term Relationship
February 4, 2016 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
While it may seem to be humming along, a good relationship needs care, maintenance and plenty of attention if it is going to survive the long haul. Here's a list of suggestions, many of which will be familiar to you, but which cannot be repeated often enough, on how to promote and maintain long-term happiness.Read More »
Movie Review: 'Carol' — A Love Story
December 17, 2015 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
One of the remarkable things about the film is that the issue of homosexuality is almost "incidental." The film is a love story first, and the details of the lovers are secondary. Within the story, many of the familiar but important themes are present: How much pain can the lovers endure? What will they be willing to risk to be together? Can their love endure after they have hurt each other and is real forgiveness possible?Read More »
Sex, Lies and Paperwork: 'Girlfriends Guide to Divorce,' Season 2 Premieres Tonight
December 1, 2015 by Alexandra MacAaron
By Alexandra MacAaron
I thought a better title for the show would be 'Rich White Women Whining.' . . . But, I confess it grew on me after a couple of episodes for two important reasons: very smart writing and very strong acting.Read More »
Choosing Happiness: It's Never Too Late to Exit a Bad Marriage
November 5, 2015 by Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.
Twice as many people over the age of 50 are now likely to divorce as were apt to do so in 1990, for example, and "silver" or "gray" divorce, as this phenomenon is sometimes referred to, is more and more acceptable.Read More »


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Dr. William Leslie, MD is board certified in Internal Medicine, Hematology, and Medical Oncology.
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Dr. Leslie graduated from Oregon Health & Science University, Portland.
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Pros: One of the Best Laptop Coolers out there hands down, and I have tried quite a few of them, always coming back to this one. Well built and elegantly designed, great cooling potential and airflow. FYI: I own multiple of these.
Cons: Older Generation of these came with a pass-through USB power plug, why would Antec backpedal on this?
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Pros: The box came with a molded foam insert for the PSU to prevent any damage in shipping. FULLY MODULAR! Yes, every cable. The modular cables came in their own (seemingly waterproof?) bag designed for portability. Almost non-existent ripple and noise. Superb voltage regulation. Great build quality. Quiet and extremely efficient. The heatsink and unit is so efficient that the fan is turned off or running at really low rpm most of the time. Seasonic just keeps pushing the bar higher and higher every generation!
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Cons: PC Power & Coolings packaging has gone downhill since OCZ bought the company. Nothing was bubble wrapped or anything (they used to be). The PSU was just placed in the box without any form of packing outside of cardboard pop-outs to hold the power supply in place. The new manual isn't as good as before the OCZ takeover either. This is the ONLY reason I am giving this 4 eggs.
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I finished Bioshock last weekend (the weekend before this last one) and the final moments left me a bit empty-handed. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the game, with its use of plasmids and effective gunplay, the last boss was just too easy for me. I used only three health kits and killed him solely with the shotgun. Granted it was fully upgraded, but the fight lasted only a few moments, after which I was treated to an equally short ending.
Don't get me wrong. I love Bioshock. There are so many ways to handle a situation. In the last half of the game, I was going through so efficiently that my wallet was always too full, and I couldn't spend it on any ammo since my weapons were full as well. I would sometimes find myself resorting to ham-handed bravado simply to mix things up and be able to spend money on health kits.
I had the invisibility plasmid allowing me to disappear when I was still and the strengh plasmid for my wrench. When I struck my enemies in the back of the head, they would freeze on contact thanks to another plasmid, which also worked on Big Daddies. I had plasmids affecting the speed and ease of hacking turrets and cameras so that when I was ambushed (and you can always tell when it's going to happen, pretty much whenever you pick up a key item) I rarely had to even join the fight. It is most effective to plan and use your environment as well as your head.
Considering this and all of the fattening up (my term for the stockpile of items games offer a player before a large fight) I expected the boss to be a long and rediculous battle of wits and magicks. In essence it was me strafing and firing a shotgun into him. No sweating, no swearing, no respawning. Tsk.
I loved the story and the aesthetic the game presents. I played System Shock 2 and enjoyed the similarities (the "ghosts", the prerecorded messeges, the sometimes unarmed mutants that you hear mumbling and screaming to themselves before you even see them) and found Bioshock just as creepy as its predecesor. At least until I became a plasmid juggernaut later.
Great game.
On an unrelated note, I picked up Neuromancer by William Gibson. I already have the ebook, but I haven't touched it, so I'm hoping having a hard copy will motivate me to read it this week. If you're not familiar with Neuromancer, it was a huge inspiration in the cyberpunk movement. Think Ghost in the Shell.
Anyway, I have to go for now, but next time I will talk about Persona 3 Fes, Mass Effect first empressions, and the dust on my Wii. ...Sorry.


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- Official name
- República de Colombia (Republic of Colombia)
- Form of government
- unitary, multiparty republic with two legislative houses (Senate [102]; House of Representatives [166])
- Head of state and government
- President: Juan Manuel Santos
- Capital
- Bogotá
- Official language
- Spanish
- Official religion
- none1
- Monetary unit
- peso (Col$)
- Population
- (2015 est.) 48,206,000
- Total area (sq mi)
- 440,831
- Total area (sq km)
- 1,141,748
- Urban-rural population
- Urban: (2014) 76.2%
Rural: (2014) 23.8%
- Life expectancy at birth
- Male: (2013) 71.8 years
Female: (2013) 78.4 years
- Literacy: percentage of population age 15 and over literate
- Male: (2010) 93.3%
Female: (2010) 93.5%
- GNI per capita (U.S.$)
- (2014) 7,780
- 1The 1973 concordat with the Vatican declares that Roman Catholicism is of fundamental importance to Colombia.
In Colombia's rugged terrain the rivers have been historically important as routes of transportation and settlement. By far the most important river system is the Magdalena. Its drainage basin, including that of its major tributary, the Cauca, covers some 100,000 square miles (260,000 square km), or nearly one-fourth of the surface of the country. Within it are found most of the nation's socioeconomic activity and more than three-fourths of its population. Originating in the Andean Páramo de Las Papas, the Magdalena flows northward in the structural depression between the Cordilleras Central and Oriental for almost 1,000 miles (1,600 km) to empty into the Caribbean near Barranquilla. The Dique Canal, begun during the colonial period, links its lower course with the coastal city of Cartagena. The Cauca River, which contributes a substantial part of its total flow, rises in the mountains south of Popayán and, after passing through the floor of the Cauca valley near Cali, occupies deep canyons in most of its passage through the departments of Caldas and Antioquia before emerging onto the floodplain of the lower Magdalena.
The Magdalena, a shallow, braiding stream in its upper and middle course, served as a major transport artery for most of the country's history, but deforestation and soil erosion have led to silting and increased flow variation so that its role has become less significant. Because of its rapids, the Cauca has never been of much importance for the moving of goods. Among the major affluents of the Magdalena, besides the Cauca, are the Sogamoso, Cesar, San Jorge, Saldaña, Lebrija, and Carare rivers. The Sinú and the Atrato are other major streams that flow directly into the Caribbean.
The great eastern watershed is subdivided into two sections, the waters flowing into the Orinoco and the Amazon rivers, which carry them to the Atlantic Ocean. The Arauca and Meta, the lower reaches of which cross into Venezuela, and the Vichada, Inírida, and Guaviare are among the main rivers that flow into the Orinoco. Among the streams that flow into the Amazon are the Vaupés, Caquetá, and Putumayo. The rivers that flow into the Pacific are relatively short, descending rapidly from the Cordillera Occidental to the sea. They carry large volumes of water, however, because they drain areas of extremely heavy rainfall. Among the rivers belonging to the Pacific watershed are the Baudó, San Juan, Dagua, Naya, San Juan de Micay, Patía, and Mira, which rises in Ecuador.
The wide variety of soils encountered in the country reflects climatic, topographic, and geologic conditions. Those best suited for modern, mechanized agriculture are the alluvial soils found in the principal river valleys, such as the Magdalena, Cauca, Sinú, Cesar, and Ariguaní. The former lake beds of some of the inter-Andean basins, notably the Sabana de Bogotá and the Ubaté and Chiquinquirá valleys, also fall into this category. Elsewhere, soils of volcanic origin, especially in the coffee-growing districts of the Cordillera Central, can be exceptionally productive if protected from erosion. The Quindío department, west of Bogotá, is especially renowned for its rich soils.


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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - Augustus Y. "Gus" Noojin Jr. passed away on Jan. 8, 2014, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., where he lived for the last ten years. He was born in 1917, in Birmingham, Ala., and was 96 at the time of his death.
Gus was a star football player in both high school and college and was inducted into the Birmingham Southern College Sports Hall of Fame in 1991. He served in World War II as a Naval officer.
Gus began his career with Cluett Peabody & Co. Inc., the maker of Arrow shirts, in Lewistown. Over time, he served as president of several Cluett subsidiaries. During his time with Cluett, he earned two U.S. patents.
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After retirement, he lived in Sarasota, Fla., for twenty years, before moving to Ponte Vedra Beach.
He is survived by: Mary Noojin, his wife of 73 years, who resides at Vicar's Landing, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.; his two children, Martine Noojin Slemp (John) of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., and Gus Noojin (Sandy), of Houston, Texas; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
A private service was held with the family at Palms Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Anyone wishing to honor Gus may make a tax-deductible donation to the Vicar's Landing Scholarship Fund, 1000 Vicar's Landing Way, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082.


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Eliminate xpad_cop_seq from _xnvu union PVNV's used to be used to hold pad names (like '$lex'), but aren't used for this purpose any more. So eliminate the xpad_cop_seq part of the union. Since S_scan_subst() was using xnv_u.xpad_cop_seq.xlow to store a temporary line count, add a new union member for that. The main usage of this field on CPAN is to define COP_SEQ_RANGE_LOW()-style macros, so if the module is still using xpad_cop_seq for that purpose, it's already broken.
first step to documenting the Internals namespace After discussion, we have decided to document Internals. This is a first step doing so, with lib/Internals.pod. At the same time I updated sv.h that there were equivalents for SvREFCNT and SvREADONLY in the Internals namespace, this required adding docs for SvREADONLY. I also tweaked the test name in Porting/Maintainers.pm so that it pointed at Porting/Maintainers.pl to make it more obvious how to specify a maintainer for a new file.
avoid (TAINTING_get && TAINT_get) In various places we test for both (PL_tainting && PL_tainted). Since if tainting isn't enabled PL_tainted should never get set, it's more efficient to just test for (TAINT_get). We ensure that PL_tainted doesn't actually get set when !PL_tainting by changing some "setting" macros from PL_tainted = TRUE to PL_tainted = PL_tainting.
make sv_backoff tailcall friendly Reorder the body of Perl_sv_backoff slightly to make it more tail-call friendly, and change its signature from returning an int (always 0) to void. sv_backoff has only 1.5 function calls in it, there is a memcpy of a U32 * for alignment reasons (I wont discuss U32_ALIGNMENT_REQUIRED) inside of SvOOK_offset, and the explicit Move()/memmove. GCC and clang often inline memcpy/memmove when the length is a constant and is small. Sometimes a CC might also do unaligned memory reads if OS/CPU allows it http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-commits/Week-of-Mon-20130513/174807.html so I'll assume memcpy by short constant isn't a func call for discussion. By moving SvFLAGS modification before the one and only func call, and changing the return type to void, there is no code to execute after the Move func call so the CC, if it wants (OS/ABI/CPU, specifically I am thinking about x86-64) can tailcall jump to memmove. Also var sv can be stored in a cheaper vol reg since it is not saved around any func calls (SvFLAGS set was moved) assuming the memcpy by short constant was inlined. The before machine code size of Perl_sv_backoff with VC 2003 -O1 was 0x6d bytes. After size is 0x61. .text section size of perl523.dll was after was 0xD2733 bytes long, before was 0xD2743 bytes long. VC perl does not inline memcpys by default. In commit a0d0e21ea6 "perl 5.000" the return 0 was added. The int ret type is from day 1 of sv_backoff function existing/day 1 of SV *s from commit 79072805bf "perl 5.0 alpha 2". str_backoff didn't exist AFAIK, only str_grow would retake the memory at the start of the block. Since sv_backoff is usually used in a "&& func()" macro (SvOOK_off), it needed a non void ret type, a simple ", 0" in the macro fixes that. All CCs optimize and remove "if(0)" machine instructions so the ", 0" is optimized away in the perl binary.
re-implement OPpASSIGN_COMMON mechanism This commit almost completely replaces the current mechanism for detecting and handing common vars in list assignment, e.g. ($a,$b) = ($b,$a); In general outline: it creates more false positives at compile-time than before, but also no longer misses some false negatives. In compensation, it considerably reduces the run-time cost of handling potential and real commonality. It does this firstly by splitting the OPpASSIGN_COMMON flag into 3 separate flags: OPpASSIGN_COMMON_AGG OPpASSIGN_COMMON_RC1 OPpASSIGN_COMMON_SCALAR which indicate different classes of commonality that can be handled in different ways at runtime. Most importantly, it distinguishes between two basic cases. Firstly, common scalars (OPpASSIGN_COMMON_SCALAR), e.g. ($x,....) = (....,$x,...) where $x is modified and then sometime later its value is used again, but that value has changed in the meantime. In this case, we need replace such vars on the RHS with mortal copies before processing the assign. The second case is an aggregate on the LHS (OPpASSIGN_COMMON_AGG), e.g. (...,@a) = (...., $a[0],...) In this case, the issue is instead that when @a is cleared, it may free items on the RHS (due to the stack not being ref counted). What is required here is that rather than making of a copy of each RHS element and storing it in the array as we progress, we make *all* the copies *before* clearing the array, but mortalise them in case we die in the meantime. We can further distinguish two scalar cases; sometimes it's possible to confirm non-commonality at run-time merely by checking that all the LHS scalars have a reference count of 1. If this is possible, we set the OPpASSIGN_COMMON_RC1 flag rather than the OPpASSIGN_COMMON_SCALAR flag. The major improvement in the run-time performance in the OPpASSIGN_COMMON_SCALAR case (or OPpASSIGN_COMMON_RC1 if rc>1 scalars are detected), is to use a mark-and-sweep scan of the two lists using the SVf_BREAK flag, to determine which elements are common, and only make mortal copies of those elements. This has a very big effect on run-time performance; for example in the classic ($a,$b) = ($b,$a); it would formerly make temp copies of both $a and $b; now it only copies $a. In more detail, the mark and sweep mechanism in pp_aassign works by looping through each LHS and RHS SV pair in parallel. It temporarily marks each LHS SV with the SVf_BREAK flag, then makes a copy of each RHS element only if it has the SVf_BREAK flag set. When the scan is finished, the flag is unset on all LHS elements. One major change in compile-time flagging is that package scalar vars are now treated as if they could always be aliased. So we don't bother any more to do the compile-time PL_generation checking on package vars (we still do it on lexical vars). We also no longer make use of the run-time PL_sawalias mechanism for detecting aliased package vars (and indeed the next commit but one will remove that mechanism). This means that more list assignment expressions which feature package vars will now need to do a runtime mark-and-sweep (or where appropriate, RC1) test. In compensation, we no longer need to test for aliasing and set PL_sawalias in pp_gvsv and pp_gv, nor reset PL_sawalias in every pp_nextstate. Part of the reasoning behind this is that it's nearly impossible to detect all possible package var aliasing; for example PL_sawalias would fail to detect XS code doing GvSV(gv) = sv. Note that we now scan the two children of the OP_AASSIGN separately, and in particular we mark lexicals with PL_generation only on the LHS and test only on the RHS. So something like ($x,$y) = ($default, $default) will no longer be regarded as having common vars. In terms of performance, running Porting/perlbench.pl on the new expr::aassign:: tests in t/perf/benchmarks show that the biggest slowdown is around 13% more instruction reads and 20% more conditional branches in this: setup => 'my ($v1,$v2,$v3) = 1..3; ($x,$y,$z) = 1..3;', code => '($x,$y,$z) = ($v1,$v2,$v3)', where this is now a false positive due to the presence of package variables. The biggest speedup is 50% less instruction reads and conditional branches in this: setup => '@_ = 1..3; my ($x,$y,$z)', code => '($x,$y,$z) = @_', because formerly the presence of @_ pessimised things if the LHS wasn't a my declaration (it's still pessimised, but the runtime's faster now). Conversely, we pessimise the 'my' variant too now: setup => '@_ = 1..3;', code => 'my ($x,$y,$z) = @_', this gives 5% more instruction reads and 11% more conditional branches now. But see the next commit, which will cheat for that particular construct.
all SV inheriter types have DEBUG_LEAKING_SCALARS data, so always show it I noticed AV *s in my C debugger didn't the sv_debug_* members, but if I casted the AV * to a SV * in my C debugger using a expession in my watch tab, all the info was there. Put the DEBUG_LEAKING_SCALARS in _SV_HEAD_UNION so the sv_debug_* members appear everywhere (CV/HV/AV/etc), not just for SVs.


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If Google+, YouTube, and Facebook were created in 1997. "Three important contemporary web sites, recreated with technology and spirit of late 1997, according to our memories. Best viewed with Netscape Navigator 4.03 and a screen resolution of 1024×768 pixels, running under Windows 95."
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One of the most productive offseason pickups by the Lions has apparently gone unnoticed by fans outside the greater Detroit area. How else do you explain that Stefan Logan, who leads the NFL in kickoff returns (28.8 yards per return) and is fourth in punt returns (12.0) isn't even among the top five in the Pro Bowl balloting for NFC kick returners?
"Names, that's all it is," Logan said, by way of explanation.
The top five vote-getters as of Wednesday were Chicago's Devin Hester, Dallas' Dez Bryant, who is injured, Minnesota's Percy Harvin, Philadelphia's DeSean Jackson and Seattle's Leon Washington.
"Those guys have big names," said Logan, who was claimed from the Steelers before the season. "If they look at the stats as far as kick returners go, I'm No. 1 and I am No. 4 in punt returns. If people look at that and that's how they grade it, then I will go. But if they go off names, then, you know, I give a lot of credit to all of those guys. They are all nice kick returners."
What matters most to Logan is that he knows his coaches and teammates respect him and are doing all they can to get him the recognition he deserves.
"These guys here are pulling for me," he said. "They know what they've got. When we play other teams, they know that I am coming to play every day. We all are. But these guys in here are blocking their tails off for me."
Coach Jim Schwartz no longer classifies Logan as a "returner."
"He's a football player," Schwartz said. "There is only a small percentage of players who return both punts and kicks, and there's even a smaller percentage of guys who return kicks and cover kicks."
Schwartz uses Logan on coverage units, where he often draws two blockers. He has used him as a receiver. And, beginning last week, he lined up in the backfield and gained 30 yards on five carries.
"That was a real good acquisition for us," Schwartz said. "He's having an outstanding year. I mean, he's worthy, when the times come, for Pro-Bowl consideration."
- Coach Jim Schwartz did not name a starting quarterback on Friday, and back-up Shaun Hill (broken finger) is listed as "questionable" for Sunday's contest. Logic dictates that it's likely the Lions will go with Hill, considering the team's offensive struggles under third-stringer Drew Stanton.
Hill has missed the last two weeks.
"I am going to do everything I can throughout the week to see where we are," Hill said. "I am certainly trying (to be ready Sunday)."
Offensive coordinator Scott Linehan indicated that Hill would start if his health allows.
"If Shaun wakes up Sunday feeling like it's close to 100-percent... and it's getting there," he said.
Hill, with the finger still heavily taped, did not take any snaps Wednesday or Friday, and he threw mostly short passes while media members were allowed to watch. He did have some zip on the ball. Drew Stanton, who started the last two games, took most of the reps with the first team all week.
"Just like with any other player, (Hill) needs to be able to do his job on the field, and he needs to not be at risk to making a current injury worse," Schwartz said. "He has to pass both of those tests before we'd bring him back."
Hill suffered a similar injury when he played for San Francisco. He said he had to retrain himself to throw without putting any pressure on the finger. He's in the process of doing that again.
"I was attempting to do that (Wednesday)," he said. "Maybe you can use (the finger) on a limited basis, but there needs to be some consistency with it. I can't use it on some throws and not on others. That's when it starts looking pretty ugly. I am trying to train my body to do the same thing every time."
Hill said he's not going to have full use of the finger for the rest of the season.
Stanton, who started the last two games, said he doesn't expect to know if he's starting until the weekend.
"That doesn't change how we approach the game as quarterbacks," he said. "I am aware that I am still the third guy, and if Shaun or Matt (Stafford) can come back, they will play. But I am preparing like I'm going to be the guy until I am told otherwise."
- SERIES HISTORY: 53rd regular-season meeting. Lions lead series 27-25. The Bucs have won five of the last seven. The Lions' last win in Tampa Bay was in 2000. The teams met once in the playoffs, with the Bucs taking a 20-10 win in 1997. The series is memorable, though, for a couple of Barry Sanders highlights. In 1997, he became the first player in NFL history to break two runs of 80-plus yards in the same game. In 1994, he set a franchise record with 237 yards against the Bucs, gaining 200 in the second half.
- BY THE NUMBERS: 18 -- Losses by 10 or more points during the 26-game road losing streak.
- 800 -- Points given up during the 26-game road losing streak. The Lions' last road win came on Nov. 11, 2007.
- QUOTE TO NOTE: "There's a lot of things that go into being a good team. Winning games within your division is one. Being a good home team and being a team that can win on the road, being a team that can win in a lot of different environments and situations, indoor, outdoor, December, September -- all those different things come up. And winning on the road is something that we still need to learn how to do." -- Coach Jim Schwartz.