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Is it safe to give an 8 month old baby Infant Tylenol every day during teething to help with teething pain & discomfort? Baby's weight is 18 lbs.
Prob not necessary: Usually the parents have more discomfort than baby. Fewer drugs are better than more drugs. Cold teething rings are safe to use without relying on Tylenol ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Also called cephalalgia, is pain anywhere in the region of the head or neck, & can be a symptom of a number of conditions affecting those areas. It originates from pain-sensitive structures such as cranium, muscles, nerves, vessels, subcutaneous tissues, eyes, ears, sinuses & mucous membranes. It is non-specific symptom & can be primary such as tension ha, or secondary ...Read more
I am very nauseous, have headaches, feel faint, have been vomiting and my baby has been disliking my breastmilk. This has been going on for 4 days. I am wondering if I did the pregnancy blood test too early if my period was only due today? Is it possible
Blood Preg Test: No, this test is so sensitive it can pick up pregnancy before you miss a period. Hope this helps and you get feeling better! ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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MD exam recommended: Thrush is a fungal infection. Best left up to physician to examine for other confounding variables , but usually presents with white plaques mucosal surfaces of gums and throat that rub off. Requires anti fungal medicine. ...Read more
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Doc should recognise: Down syndrome is one of the most recognizable patterns of any chromosome defect & one that most doctors can recognize. There are a variety of internet sites with lists of features. If you have concerns you should share them with your physician. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Discomfort with cold: A cold may be accompanied by fever, irritability, poor appetite and of course a running nose.Sometime the secretion produced becomes mucous in character an allergic running nose usually doesn't cause the irritability and fever seen with cold and rarely becomes mucous. ...Read more
I was just wondering how can I tell if my baby has colic?
Start with this link: http://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/baby/crying-colic/Pages/Colic.aspx Be patient and use your child's pediatrician as a resource in your scheduled well child checks. ...Read more
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Superintendent of the Newton County School System, Dr. Steve Whatley, is retiring at the end of this school year.
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That is how I first heard that one of my few and truest loves, Julia Rolle, died this weekend by falling or jumping off a cliff in Palos Verdes California. I had not spoken to Julia in years and since we don't really share any of the same friends, I probably never would have seen the article in the Dailybreeeze.com if not for a friend who just happened on it (subsequently the Huffington Post picked up the story).
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Wednesday, 28 November 2012
After Israel (bizarrely) allowed Hamas' "security personnel" to go close to the Israel-Gaza border fence, thereby ending the long established 300 metre buffer zone, it would seem the decision has claimed its first casualty and it doesn't require a seer of great power to accept there will be many more to come:
The stabbing of a child in a family home is a striking parallel to that of the savage attack on the Fogel family last year but, interestingly, such a significant violation of Israeli territory, and debased violence, has not been reported to even a modest extent by the international media! Surely this is an oddity after they produced a substantial volume of content relating to the November 23rd border shooting, and a great deal of material critical of Israel's 300 metre border buffer zone?
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28 Nov 2012
Christina McIntosh
I think that the translations into English in a couple of the reports of this attack have misled readers a bit. She's described in some of the less-detailed reports as a 'girl'.
In fact she's a woman: a young mother of four. The Arab Muslim assassin entered her house at 4.30 am toting an iron bar and a knife.
Her name is Yael Re'em-Matzpun.
Unarmed, she fought the would-be assassin off , long enough for a couple of neighbours to come to her aid.
Read a couple of the most detailed reports, here.
and here
She's a HERO. She fought back, she defended not only herself but her four young children.
And the sheer sneaking cowardliness of the Mohammedan jackalthug is sufficiently apparent.
I don't think Yael or her children will have nightmares - because she faced up to the assassin and she beat him, and put him to rout; and then the IDF came to the rescue, and the thug is dead, dead, dead.
Still, my advice to Yael Reev-Matzpun and her husband, and to anybody else living within 20 km of Gaza: get a good guard dog, or, two, or three. One of those dogs to have the run of the house, at night. And invest in a double-barrelled shotgun ...and teach even the children how to use it.
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Rob Harris
Hello Christina,
Thanks for posting up the corrections. I realised the initial account I read via Jihad Watch wasn't completely accurate the next day, and your comment has prompted me to update a different article on my blog.
The lady in question is indeed a heroine. It could have so easily been akin to the horror of the Fogel family revisited. Anneinpt told me that she is actually a Kraf Maga martial arts expert so no wonder she got rid of the would-be killer.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs will induct five new members into its hall of fame Tuesday, and two of them are from the Susquehanna Valley.
Retired Lt. Gen. David Grange, of Dover, York County, served in the Army during World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.
The late Maj. Gen. Daniel Strickler, of Lancaster County, fought in World War I, World War II, and Korea.
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New London's local election season just started with the nomination of candidates by the local town committees, but already the political intrigue is thick.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio will not be on the ballot (he is not yet halfway through his four-year term), but his presence was and will continue to be felt. Expect Republican council candidates to turn their fire on him and his record, even if he isn't running.
The Democratic Town Committee denied Councilor Marie Friess-McSparran its endorsement. She is a critic of the mayor and has opposed him on most every major policy issue.
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The North Hall girls soccer team earned its fifth straight shutout with a 3-0 win against Lumpkin County on Friday night in Dahlonega.
ATHENS - Junior Demarcus Dobbs, who entered spring practice as Georgia's starting defensive end, will miss the rest of the spring after suffering a broken bone in his left foot on Thursday.
All games for the Northeast Georgia Mountains Cup soccer tournament have been postponed until April 3, due to poor field conditions and more severe weather in the forecast this weekend. Girls games will be played at Allen Creek, boys at Chestatee High School.
Flowery Branch High's baseball team is one of the biggest surprises in Region 7-AAA this season. Considering the fact the Falcons (9-3, 8-3) only returned two everyday starters from last year's region title team, no one expected them to be right in the thick of the playoff race at the midway point of the regular season.
The North Hall High baseball team quickly won 15-1 against East Hall in a three-inning region contest Thursday at Jody Davis Field.
Three area golf teams are ranked in a Class AAA boys poll released by the Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association on Thursday.
West Hall High senior Marquise Stephens recently signed a letter of intent to play football at Mississippi Delta Community College in Moorhead, Mississippi.
Six area players and one coach were selected to Georgia Sports Writers Association All-State team released today.
Johnson High midfielder Alberto Olvera had a definite plan of attack on his free kick in overtime Wednesday night. It made the difference for the Knights as they walked out of War Eagles Stadium with a 2-1 win against Chestatee in the Northeast Georgia Mountain Cup.
The Flowery Branch High baseball team extended its winning streak to seven games with an 18-5 win against Johnson on Wednesday in Oakwood.
The Gainesville boys tennis team had a meeting prior to the start of this season and one topic dominated: winning a region championship.
Due to rainy weather, numerous high school sporting events scheduled for today have been postponed.
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East Hall's Minette Maldonado finished with nine kills, four aces, three assists and 14 digs in Lady Vikings' senior night win against Cedar Shoals ...
Tangi Miller totaled a team-high 10 kills and seven digs, while Savannah Roys dished 28 assists with 18 digs to help Gainesville earn a split ...
Chestatee's Rebecca Eddins pitched a complete game with four strikes to help Chestatee clinch a playoff berth with a 4-3 win against White County ...
Lindsey Grater was speaking for the entire Chestatee High cross country program after winning the girls' race in Hall County championship on Tuesday.
Gainesville junior Brody Simmons shot a combined 9-over par, 153 to edge Brent Hamm of Warner Robbins by one stroke and win the Georgia Southern ...
The Gainesville High volleyball program edged North Hall 29-27, 25-23 to claim the Hall County volleyball championship on Saturday in Gainesville.
Buford softball completed play in the Ram Classic tournament with a pair of wins Saturday at Parkview High in Lilburn.
Buford's Chandler Wright pitched three innings, allowed two hits, one run and recorded four strikeouts on senior night in a 16-1 win over Region ...
Rebecca Eddins struck out eight batters in a complete-game performance from inside the pitching circle in Chestatee's 2-1 victory over East Hall on Wednesday.
Starting pitcher Macy Banks recorded seven strikeouts and only surrendered one earned run on three hits to lead the East Hall Lady Vikings to a ...
Elizabeth Eddins drove in the only run for Chestatee (17-5) in a 3-1 loss to Peachtree Ridge on Monday. Eddins pitched 2 1/3 innings ...
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Wisconsin prepares for physical Michigan State defense
Madison - Michigan State's defensive game plan against Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson was brutally effective.
The Spartans harassed, hounded and hammered Robinson to the tune of four sacks, two penalties for roughing the passer and a third penalty for a late hit.
"If I'm a quarterback I'm going: 'Wait a second. What's coming at me?' " Michigan State defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi said after the Spartans' 28-14 victory. "We don't want 15 yards. We don't want to hurt anybody.
"We're a classy, disciplined football team."
But . . .
"It's a physical game," Narduzzi continued. "It's for physical people . . . Probably the only disappointing thing was the penalties that we had. Unnecessary roughness? That guy's squirming all over the place.
"I thought that's what the game was, unnecessary roughness every play. That's what we try do - 60 minutes of unnecessary roughness. I'm just glad we didn't get called every snap."
Next target on the Spartans' hit parade is Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson. Fourth-ranked UW (6-0, 2-0 Big Ten) plays at No. 15 Michigan State (5-1, 2-0) at 7 p.m. Saturday.
According to UW coach Bret Bielema, Wilson was grinning as he studied video of Michigan State, No. 1 in the Big Ten in total defense (186.2 ypg).
"When you watch Michigan State they have a lot of speed," Wilson said Monday. "Obviously they are the No. 1 defense in our conference. So it should be a great game.
"I had a smile on my face because this is the reason why I came here, to play great games, to play in big-time venues like Michigan State. It should be fun."
Michigan State recorded seven sacks overall against Michigan and is second in the Big Ten in sacks per game at 3.5 (six games, 21 sacks), second in most penalties per game (7.7) and second in most penalty yards per game (59.8 yards).
Of the five personal fouls against Michigan, two were for late hits, two were for roughing the passer and one was for throwing a punch.
Defensive end William Gholston, a physically gifted 6-foot-7, 280-pound sophomore from Detroit, had two of the five defensive penalties.
Gholston could be suspended for a game and WLIX-TV in Lansing, Mich., reported Michigan State officials will address the matter Tuesday.
The first incident occurred after Robinson ran for 5 yards on a third-and-8 play. Robinson was down and the play was over when Gholston came flying in from behind and appeared to try to spear Robinson. He missed but then grabbed the facemask of Robinson, who was on his stomach, and twisted it violently.
"The only thing he gets to celebrate is that you cost your teammates a chance to get the ball back," ESPN analyst Chris Spielman said during the broadcast.
Then in the final minute of the quarter, Robinson hit wide receiver Roy Roundtree for an 8-yard gain on third and 7. Gholston was engaged with left tackle Taylor Lewan away from the play. Lewan had Gholston down on all fours and pushed with both hands on the back of his helmet to keep him down.
No flag was thrown, but Gholston stood up and punched Lewan. That drew a 15-yard penalty.
"He's done," ESPN analyst Urban Meyer said.
Spielman added: "And don't forget Gholston already had one personal foul . . . Now they've got to have a talk with him because he is going to kill their team."
Gholston was not ejected from the game. Afterward, he was asked about the incidents.
First Gholston was asked about the Spartans' defense, particularly the line.
"I feel like our defense has an attack mentality," he said. "We've got a hit-you-in-the-mouth mentality. We try to do that every game."
Asked about the punch, Gholston said: "I was trying to play with reckless abandonment. I've just got to watch the film. Like I said, everybody makes mistakes when you're trying to go hard."
Finally, Gholston was asked if he thought the play was dirty at times.
"It's football," he said.
Michigan State safety Isaiah Lewis warned after the victory over Michigan that Wilson and his UW teammates should be aware of what they would face in East Lansing.
"Our linemen are getting after the quarterback," he said, "and they're going to hurt him."
Asked about that part of Lewis' comments, Wilson said:
"I think the games are won on the field. That is the main thing. By our preparation during the week . . . Everything you do during the week helps you prepare for the game.
"And every defense is trying to go for the quarterback. Every defense is trying to stop the quarterback."


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Skip to comments.Iran: There Will Be War And We'll Win
Posted on 06/30/2012 12:42:04 PM PDT by edpc
Just days after the breakdown of talks with the West over Irans nuclear program, the deputy chief commander of the Revolutionary Guards announced that there soon will be war - and that Allah will ensure his forces are victorious.
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Allah failed Iraq, and SHE will certainly fail Iran.
Another "mother of all battles," only this time the "Valley of Death" will run through every damned mullah's homes and families.
Althugh not Arabs, the Persians did not choose wisely, tolerating the religion from hell.
Israel has 4 Dolphin class submarines armed with nuclear-tipped Popeye Turbo cruise missiles.
Israel has 350 F-16's with good pilots.
Israel has the Arrow ballistic missile defense system.
Israel will win this war.
Israel has God. He's all Israel needs.
Israeli brains figured out the nuclear bomb over 60 years ago. How many technological cycles have occurred since then? So now Iran thinks they have a advantage....LOL!!! What idjit midgits.
They are soo backwards in the race they think they are ahead!
About six months ago I was talking to a friend about this. At the time Russia was not really deeply involved.
I recall saying that it all seemed right, except Russia was not there yet.
They are now.
Scary stuff.
Yes, yes it is.
This is the fruit of a religion that demands inbreeding.
I hope he has maps of Detroit and Washington DC... that's where all the power lies...
And I saw what looked like a sea of glass mixed with fire
Thanks edpc.
Eze 38:1 ¶ And the word of the LORD came unto me, saying,
Eze 38:2 Son of man, set thy face against Gog, the land of Magog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal, and prophesy against him,
Eze 38:3 And say, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I [am] against thee, O Gog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal:
Eze 38:4 And I will turn thee back, and put hooks into thy jaws, and I will bring thee forth, and all thine army, horses and horsemen, all of them clothed with all sorts [of armour, even] a great company [with] bucklers and shields, all of them handling swords:
Eze 38:5 Persia, Ethiopia, and Libya with them; all of them with shield and helmet:
Eze 38:6 Gomer, and all his bands; the house of Togarmah of the north quarters, and all his bands: [and] many people with thee.
Eze 38:7 ¶ Be thou prepared, and prepare for thyself, thou, and all thy company that are assembled unto thee, and be thou a guard unto them.
Eze 38:8 After many days thou shalt be visited: in the latter years thou shalt come into the land [that is] brought back from the sword, [and is] gathered out of many people, against the mountains of Israel, which have been always waste: but it is brought forth out of the nations, and they shall dwell safely all of them.
Eze 38:9 Thou shalt ascend and come like a storm, thou shalt be like a cloud to cover the land, thou, and all thy bands, and many people with thee.
Eze 38:10 ¶ Thus saith the Lord GOD; It shall also come to pass, [that] at the same time shall things come into thy mind, and thou shalt think an evil thought:
Eze 38:11 And thou shalt say, I will go up to the land of unwalled villages; I will go to them that are at rest, that dwell safely, all of them dwelling without walls, and having neither bars nor gates,
Eze 38:12 To take a spoil, and to take a prey; to turn thine hand upon the desolate places [that are now] inhabited, and upon the people [that are] gathered out of the nations, which have gotten cattle and goods, that dwell in the midst of the land.
Eze 38:13 Sheba, and Dedan, and the merchants of Tarshish, with all the young lions thereof, shall say unto thee, Art thou come to take a spoil? hast thou gathered thy company to take a prey? to carry away silver and gold, to take away cattle and goods, to take a great spoil?
Eze 38:14 ¶ Therefore, son of man, prophesy and say unto Gog, Thus saith the Lord GOD; In that day when my people of Israel dwelleth safely, shalt thou not know [it]?
Eze 38:15 And thou shalt come from thy place out of the north parts, thou, and many people with thee, all of them riding upon horses, a great company, and a mighty army:
Eze 38:16 And thou shalt come up against my people of Israel, as a cloud to cover the land; it shall be in the latter days, and I will bring thee against my land, that the heathen may know me, when I shall be sanctified in thee, O Gog, before their eyes.
Eze 38:17 Thus saith the Lord GOD; [Art] thou he of whom I have spoken in old time by my servants the prophets of Israel, which prophesied in those days [many] years that I would bring thee against them?
Eze 38:18 ¶ And it shall come to pass at the same time when Gog shall come against the land of Israel, saith the Lord GOD, [that] my fury shall come up in my face.
Eze 38:19 For in my jealousy [and] in the fire of my wrath have I spoken, Surely in that day there shall be a great shaking in the land of Israel;
Eze 38:20 So that the fishes of the sea, and the fowls of the heaven, and the beasts of the field, and all creeping things that creep upon the earth, and all the men that [are] upon the face of the earth, shall shake at my presence, and the mountains shall be thrown down, and the steep places shall fall, and every wall shall fall to the ground.
Eze 38:21 And I will call for a sword against him throughout all my mountains, saith the Lord GOD: every man's sword shall be against his brother.
Eze 38:22 And I will plead against him with pestilence and with blood; and I will rain upon him, and upon his bands, and upon the many people that [are] with him, an overflowing rain, and great hailstones, fire, and brimstone.
Eze 38:23 Thus will I magnify myself, and sanctify myself; and I will be known in the eyes of many nations, and they shall know that I [am] the LORD.
A map of the Sahel region showing where Al Qaeda operates (AFP/Graphic)
If their definition of win is to die in jihad, yes, they will win.
and that Allah will ensure his forces are victorious. ....................................... I'm sure the Good People of Iran are thrilled to hear that. s/
Nope, I think that Vlad Putin will have more to say about the outcome than some demon spirit. Allah will only ensure his forces are willing to go to war with his pitiful names on their lips as they are blown to hell. No paradise, little boys, or little girls and no victory. Only Jesus Christ will be victorious.
Yeah, Allah's got a real winning history, huh?
Yeah, Allah's got a real winning history, huh?
350 F-16's is a huge arsenal. Each and every one with exceptional pilots and.. MOTIVATED.
Where are all those Iranians who were going to toss out the Mullahs and this little dick who always needs a shave?
Remember those guys? Did they ever exist?
I don't have a problem with a war with Iran as long as we fight it like a war. Kill and destroy everything in the path until they beg for Unconditional surrender.
That is the only way to fight a war.Lave nothing standing that they can fight with, and that includes people.
...and, I might add, prohibit by law any rebuilding of any kind, or the supplying of food Let them spend the next 100 years eating oil and rebuilding themselves.
That's the ONLY way I would have fought in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait...
...or allowed any of my children to be used as cannon-fodder by delusional cowards who fight from a political fancy desk.
Please add Chicago to that list.
12 to 15 F-22's will remain waiting for them to come up to flight level
When I was in the Navy, I once witnessed a bar fight in downtown Olongapo (Philippines) that still haunts my dreams. The fight was between a big oafish Marine and a rather soft-spoken, medium sized Latino sailor from my ship.
All evening the Marine had been trying to pick a fight with one of us and had finally set his sights on this diminutive shipmate of mine... figuring him for a safe target. When my friend refused to be goaded into a fight the Marine sucker punched him from behind on the side of the head so hard that blood instantly started to pour from this poor man's mutilated ear.
Everyone present was horrified and was prepared to absolutely murder this Marine, but my shipmate quickly turned on him and began to single-handedly back him towards a corner with a series of stinging jabs and upper cuts that gave more than a hint to a youth spent boxing in a small gym in the Bronx.
Each punch opened a cut on the Marine's startled face and by the time he had been backed completely into the corner he was blubbering for someone to stop the fight. He invoked his split lips and chipped teeth as reasons to stop the fight. He begged us to stop the fight because he could barely see through the river of blood that was pouring out of his split and swollen brows.
Nobody moved. Not one person.
The only sound in the bar was the sickening staccato sound of this sailor's lightning fast fists making contact with new areas of the Marine's head. The only sound I have heard since that was remotely similar was from the first Rocky film when Sylvester Stallone was punching sides of beef in the meat locker.
Finally the Marine's pleading turned to screams.... a high, almost womanly shriek. And still the punches continued relentlessly.
Several people in the bar took a few tentative steps as though they wanted to try to break it up at that point, but hands reached out from the crowd and held them tight. I'm not ashamed to say that mine were two of the hands that held someone back.
You see, in between each blow the sailor had begun chanting a soft cadence: "Say [punch] you [punch] give [punch] up [punch]... say [punch] you [punch]were [punch] wrong [punch]".
He had been repeating it to the Marine almost from the start but we only became aware of it when the typical barroom cheers had died down and we began to be sickened by the sight and sound of the carnage.
This Marine stood there shrieking in the corner of the bar trying futilely to block the carefully timed punches that were cutting his head to tatters... right down to the skull in places. But he refused to say that he gave up... or that he was wrong.
Even in the delirium of his beating he believed in his heart that someone would stop the fight before he had to admit defeat. I'm sure this strategy had served him well in the past and had allowed him to continue on his career as a barroom bully.
Finally, in a wail of agony the Marine shrieked "I give up", and we gently backed the sailor away from him.
I'm sure you can guess why I have shared this story today.
I'm not particularly proud to have been witness to such a bloody spectacle, and the sound of that Marine's woman-like shrieks will haunt me to my grave. But I learned something that evening that Israel had better learn for itself if it is to finally be rid of at least one of its tormentors:
This is one time an Arab aggressor must be allowed to be beaten so badly that every civilized nation will stand in horror, wanting desperately to step in and stop the carnage... but knowing that the fight will only truly be over when one side gives up and finally admits defeat.
Just as every person who had ever rescued that bully from admitting defeat helped create the cowardly brute I saw that evening in the bar, every well-intentioned power that has ever stepped in and negotiated a ceasefire for an Arab aggressor has helped create the monsters we see around us today.
President Lahoud of Lebanon, a big Hezbollah supporter and a close ally of Syria, has been shrieking non-stop to the UN Security Council for the past two days to get them to force Israel into a cease fire.
Clearly he has been reading his autographed copy of 'Military Success for
Dummies Arab Despots' by the late Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt. Ever since Nasser accidentally discovered the trick in '56, every subsequent Arab leader has stuck to his tried and true formula for military success:
This tactic has never failed. Not once.
In fact it worked so will for the Egyptians in 1973, that to this day they celebrate the Yom Kippur War - a crushing defeat at the hands of Israel - as a military victory! No kidding... it's a national holiday over there!
President Lahoud has already begun to shriek like a school girl to the UN Security Council to "Stop the violence and arrange a cease-fire, and then after that we'll be ready to discuss all matters."
Uh huh. Forgive me if I find that a tad hard to swallow. He allowed Hezbollah to take over his country. He allowed the regular Lebanese army to provide radar targeting data for the Hezbollah missile that struck the Israeli destroyer. He has turned a blind eye while Iranian and Syrian weapons, advisers and money have poured into his country.
And now that his country is in ruins he wants to call it a draw.
As much as it may sicken the world to stand by and watch it happen, strong hands need to hold back the weak-hearted and let the fight continue until one side finally admits unambiguous defeat.
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I empathize.
The concessions were part of the appeal and whining to the UN and their Soviet sponsor in the midst of the ass kicking (as your post mentions). They at least learned enough from that to realize it was in their best interests to sign the peace accords in 79 and stick to it (at least for the time being).
Ahmadinejad and the mullahs are back on the wacky weed. Good luck with that boys. Especially when the Israeli mushrooms start blooming in Iran.
The Israel pilots shouldn't have any trouble out-maneuvering our F-22's since our pilots will be dizzy from hypoxia. Would an F-22 pilot take to the skies to DEFEND IRAN??? I sure as sh!t hope not.
Iran has complete control of all the enemys interests around the world and is on a path to reach equivalency with world powers.
Oh? Who controlled those exploding centrifuges, Mohammad?
Stux the Ayatollah, and the false/insane religious jackwagon he came in on.
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Tulia is in a peculiar place.
Location: 50 miles south of Amarillo using Interstate 27
Main attractions: Kenneth Wyatt Galleries, Swisher County Archives and Museum, Ozark Trail Marker, Swisher County Courthouse
2000 Census: 5,117
The community still feels the effects of a tornado that hit about eight months ago.
"We're probably 50 percent back on track from where we were, and we hope to be at 100 to 120 percent before we're done," Mayor Pat George said.
Of the businesses in town affected by the April 21 storm, only four will not rebuild, he said.
With the retail front looking up, the folks in Tulia welcome visitors, and they may just try to get you to move into town. The community is about an hour from both Amarillo and Lubbock - and subsequently just about anything you'd want, from rodeo to ballet - is part of pitch for Chamber of Commerce director Joe Weaver.
Weaver, and lots of other folks in Tulia, will tell you no trip to the town is complete without a stop by the studio and gallery of artist Kenneth Wyatt.
Wyatt was raised in Stephenville, where he started serving as a minister at 14 because most of the ministers had left during World War II. After high school he went into the Navy.
While there his father died and his mother and brother were injured in a car wreck. He returned home and ran his father's roofing business until his brother and uncle took over.
He went to McMurry University in Abilene before attending seminary. All told, he spent about 32 years preaching before taking sabbatical leave to speak at Knife and Fork Clubs, exclusive dinners conducted for prosperous businessmen.
"Strangely enough, I felt like I was supposed to be doing something else after 32 years," Wyatt said.
That's when Wyatt discovered painting. It was something he did to pass the time on the Knife and Fork circuit.
Within a year he was selling his work. He'd paint day and night to fulfill his obsession, but there was always a new image in his mind.
When he began his new career as artist about 36 years ago, he settled in Tulia. To date, Wyatt has created about 9,000 works, most of which he's sold.
"I try to get money to buy time to make another painting because I got a lot of paintings I want to paint yet," he said.
Ask Wyatt to explain his desire to paint or his ability, and he'll let you know it's from God.
His wife Veda creates sculptures and jewelry. His daughter Jill Wyatt Marshall and grandson Jake Marshall also paint.
The family's gallery is at the Wyatt home in southern Tulia. The public is welcome; just ring the bell and g'on in.
For the highway explorer wanting to understand Tulia's roots, the Swisher County Archives and Museum is the perfect starting point. It's housed in the Swisher County Memorial Building along with the chamber offices, city hall and the city library.
In the rooms full of artifacts and memories, director Billie Sue Gayler enthusiastically greets anyone who enters the museum.
"I love it. I love this museum. It tells a lost story," she said.
"I always say when I'm down and nobody comes in and I haven't seen the kids, I say, 'Who gives a darn about how they made butter?'"
For one, anybody that's turned a churn or turn a cream separator cares, she said. And when children who are used to a technologically advanced life visit, she said she wants to tell them how it used to be.
"If you don't let them feel it, tell them the name of it and let them use it, they won't learn anything," Gayler said.
The museum's collection includes the workshop of spur and bit maker J.O. Bass, several early structures from Swisher County, ranching and farming artifacts, American Indian pottery and tools, military displays and a display of photographs from the county's early settlement. Be sure to ask Gayler to point out her mother in the 1927 Union Hill School photo, and herself in the 1937-38 Union Hill photo.
Even more history can be found on Tulia's streets.
Early 20th century brick buildings surround the Swisher County Courthouse. Also, a new group has formed to restore the town's Santa Fe train depot.
And a marker from the Ozark Trail, an early form of interstate highways, sits in the intersection of Maxwell and Broadway avenues.
"I think it's neat because everybody else's has been torn down or moved," Weaver said.
The obelisk marker is at the northwest corner of the Swisher County courthouse square.
The courthouse was rebuilt in 1963 after a 1962 fire destroyed the fourth floor and dome of the 1909 structure.
"All of the original building except for the very top is still here," County Judge Harold Keeter said.
While parts of the original courthouse are there, the structure was largely converted into late 1950s-style architecture.
"It was a shame that they destroyed the historical value of the old building," Keeter said.
"Everybody wanted to go modern; historical preservation didn't come until the '70s and '80s."
Before the dome was removed, Keeter said his third grade teacher took his class to the courthouse so they could remember the historical value of the building.
Keeter's father moved to the area in April 1956 and went into the meat business. Today, Keeter's brother runs their father's business, Keeter's Meat Co., which is known for its German sausage and other lines of meat.
Tulia is also home to several restaurants, including El Camino, Conestoga and Ernie's Barbecue.
Gift shops include Friends & Neighbors, Jeanett's Art & Designs, Tulia's Treasure Trove and Tule Creek Boutique.
According to the Texas State Historical Association's Handbook of Texas Online, a post office was established at Middle Tule Draw about 9 miles from the present town site. The post office was named Tule for the nearby creek, but a clerk's error resulted in Tulia.
In 1889, the post office was moved 9 miles east to the homestead of W.G. Conner. When Swisher County was organized in 1890, Conner's section was chosen as county seat.
During its history, the economy of Tulia has been largely based on farming and ranching.
The Globe-News features local places of interest twice a month.
Next: Guymon, Okla.
Planning ahead
Kenneth Wyatt Galleries, 310 Comanche Trail. Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 1-4 p.m. Sunday through Dec. 23. Regular hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday (806) 995-2811, www.kennethwyatt.com.
Ozark Trail Marker, Maxwell and Broadway avenues.
Panhandle Bluegrass and Old Tyme Music Association, festival held annually second weekend of July in Tule Creek Park.
Royal Theatre, 118 S.E. Second St. (806) 995-2805.
Swisher County Archives and Museum, 127 S.W. Second St. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Admission free, donations accepted. (806) 995-2819.
Swisher County Courthouse, Broadway Avenue between Maxwell Avenue and Southwest Second Street. Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Tule Lake Golf Course, County Road 16 about one mile north of Farm-to-Market Raod 1318. Wildlife viewing being developed. (806) 995-3400.
Tulia Chamber of Commerce, 127 S.W. Second St. (806) 995-2296.
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Law students push to license dead Chinese attorney
SAN FRANCISCO -- In a decision still studied in law schools as a 19th century lesson in bigotry, the California Supreme Court in 1890 denied Hong Yeng Chang's application to practice law solely because he was Chinese.
Now, students at a Northern California law school are working to right that ancient wrong. They hope to persuade the current court to reverse its 124-year-old decision.
Students at the University of California, Davis, School of Law's Asian Pacific American Law Students Association and two professors have submitted an application to practice law to the State Bar of California on behalf of Chang. It is a first step before approaching the high court, which licenses California's attorneys.
The state bar vets all California applications and recommends approval or denial to the California Supreme Court. The Supreme Court usually follows its recommendations.
"This is a unique situation, and we don't know what the Committee of Bar Examiners will do with the application," spokeswoman Laura Ernde said.
Approving Chang's application would correct a personal injustice and serve a broader public interest purpose, the students and professors wrote.


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WHO SAID PRINT IS DEAD? Philly music mag Magnet, which went web-only in December 2008, just returned to print with an issue featuring Wilco on the cover.
Editor Eric T. Miller, who founded the magazine in 1993, has partnered with Alex Mulcahy and Red Flag Media, which also publishes Decibel. Magnet is now a monthly, not a quarterly.
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The AQS-20A is an airborne sonar mine countermeasure detection system, developed by Raytheon. The system is utilized by the MH-60S and MH-53E helicopters and as part of the mission package for the Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) and some United States Navy Destroyers of the Arleigh Burke class. However, only one destroyer has been outfitted with the specific mission package as of April 2009. The AN/AQS-20 mine hunting sonar systems will be employed for deeper mine threats. The "Q-20", as it is commonly called, is an underwater towed body containing a high resolution, side-looking, multibeam sonar system used for minehunting along the ocean bottom. This rapidly deployable system provides real-time sonar images to operators in the aircraft to locate, classify, mark and record mine-like objects and underwater terrain features. The AQS-20 has an active, stabilized underwater vehicle, equipped with advanced multiple-beam side-looking sonar. The helicopter tows the underwater body by a small-diameter electromechanical cable while on board the helicopter, an operator can view the underwater image and identify objects on a video monitor while recording the data on S-VHS digital tapes for post mission analysis. Operators actually fly the device underwater, controlling the depth of the device the same way that an airplane controls its altitude. Once located, the exact coordinates of mine-like objects can be used by Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) personnel to reacquire and neutralize the mine.
The US Navy has awarded a contract to NG to apply the system to future USVs,[1] The second and third units will be deployed to the 5th Fleet in early 2015.[2] In 2016, the Navy canceled the program after purchasing 10 systems; the 10 systems that had been purchased are slated to be competed against Textron Systems' Fleet-class unmanned surface vessel system and the Knifefish unmanned underwater vehicle by General Dynamics and Bluefin Robotics.[3]
Per the Joint Electronics Type Designation System (JETDS), the nomenclature AN/AQS-20A is derived this way:
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- ^ "Navy Selects Northrop Grumman's Sonar System for Minehunting USV."
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Blackburn, Pinkerton, Resendez win seats on Dallas school board; District 2 headed to runoff
Longtime trustee Lew Blackburn and two newcomers won seats in Saturday's Dallas school board election, with a fourth seat to be decided in a runoff.
Blackburn beat out community activist Linda Wilkerson-Wynn and Marquis Hawkins, a former DISD human resources employee now working as a consultant, for the District 5 seat.
Other candidates who won their races are Jaime Resendez in District 4 and Audrey Pinkerton in District 7. In District 2, Dustin Marshall was the top vote-getter. But he will face Mita Havlick, who came in second, in a runoff on June 18 because no candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote.
Blackburn, a trustee since 2001, was the only incumbent who ran in the election. District 7 trustee and school board president Eric Cowan and District 4 trustee Nancy Bingham did not seek new terms. Mike Morath left the District 2 post to become Texas education commissioner.
Blackburn said he sought another term to continue improvements being made in the district. He recently fought unsuccessfully to get a new building for South Oak Cliff High School, which is in his district, after students walked out of class to protest what they said were poor conditions there.
Since the protests began, trustees have decided to give South Oak Cliff up to $40 million for improvements under the 2015 bond program. That's an increase from the $13 million originally dedicated from the bonds.
"We still have some more work to be done with the bond program," Blackburn said after the results were tallied showing him the winner. "And we still need to work on improving the instruction at all of our schools."
District 5 includes Oak Lawn, Wilmer, Hutchins and portions of West Dallas and East Oak Cliff.
In District 7, Pinkerton, owner of Forward Concept, a commercial construction firm, has said that her experience leading change on a large scale and having a parent's understanding of how policies impact learning make her the best candidate. She beat out opponent Isaac Faz for the seat.
"A lot of people know me; they know my track record," Pinkerton said shortly after learning she'd won. "This has been a real grassroots campaign."
The race for District 7 was the most contentious of the four. Both candidates campaigned heavily in an at-times nasty race. District 7 includes north central Oak Cliff and parts of West Dallas.
The District 2 seat in parts of North Dallas and East Dallas drew the most challengers with four, the highest number in recent years.
Marshall, CEO of Hazel's Hot Shot, a national freight and logistics company, has said that his passion for kids, his business experience and his service on various education-focused boards makes him the best candidate to hit the ground running.
"It's a good field of very qualified candidates, and I'm just thrilled to be the top vote-getter," Marshall said.
Havlick, a community and school volunteer, has said that she brings the perspective of a parent and a community member who has invested in public schools. She also says that her past work as a program manager will benefit the district.
"There are amazing individuals in this race," Havlick said. "The fact that we're in the runoff, that's a great sign."
Suzanne Smith and Carlos Marroquin also ran in District 2.
Dallas school board members serve three-year terms. But the winner of the District 2 seat will serve out the rest of Morath's unexpired term, which ends in May 2017.
In District 4, Resendez easily beat opponents Camile White and Omar Jimenez. The seat covers southeast Dallas, Seagoville and Balch Springs.
Resendez, an attorney, has said that he could benefit the district by reaching kids who share challenging backgrounds similar to the one he had when growing up in Pleasant Grove.
The winners can expect to make big decisions in coming months on the specific projects coming out of the district's bond program. But one of their first big votes will come in June on the proposed 2016-17 budget. Cuts are possible as early projections show a decrease in available funds in next school year's budget.


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Sam Llanas pays tribute to Les Paul in new music video
Former BoDean Sam Llanas has paid tribute to a fellow Waukesha-born music man—late guitar innovator Les Paul—in a new music video for Llanas' song "The Way Home."
Theatre Unchained fails to recapture magic of 'Fawlty Towers'
After two series involving 12 priceless episodes of "Fawlty Towers" — one of the great sitcoms of all time — authors John Cleese and Connie Booth called it quits, partly because they were concerned a third series could bring a falloff in quality.
Watching the patchy Theatre Unchained production on Saturday night of three "Fawlty" episodes — "The Germans," "The Kipper and the Corpse" and "Basil the Rat" — I found myself wishing it had followed Cleese and Booth's example. »Read Full Article(2)
'Gravity' meets the government shutdown on 'SNL'
After hitting the mark with its Miley Cyrus-centric episode last week, "Saturday Night Live" slipped back into its familiar monotonous groove with an episode hosted by Bruce Willis.
The highlight might have been the opening "Gravity" meets the government shutdown sketch that opened the show. »Read Full Blog Post
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i wish it has a story longer than 10/12 hours. it has that fable feel to it but darksiders looks more fun than fable.
what really turned me off abou fable 2 was the short story. yes there are lots of side quests, but the story was short.
hopefully this will be a complete game. this is another video i found. its a nice developer video walk through. very detailed and long.
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The New York Public Library announces that Maisha Walker, digital marketing expert and President of Message Medium will be presenting a 5-part workshop series teaching entrepreneurs and marketing professionals how to acquire customers and build visibility through digital marketing. The Library has put its full marketing reach behind the series, featuring the series on the
Join Maisha Walker, Inc. magazine, and Microsoft Bing in 5 major cities to help small businesses understand how to navigate the future of search & social media. Microsoft Bing has invited Maisha Walker to lead a discussion with other digital marketing luminaries in 5 different cities across the country. Attendees will have the opportunity to
April 2014 marks the exciting launch of "Growing Digital". We've joined some amazing partners like Leslie Grossman (Co-founder, Women's Leadership Exchange; Author Link Out, Vistage Chair) and Ramon Ray (Founder SmallBizTechonolgy.com & Small Business Summit). These workshops help businesses who've reached the challenging $1-$10 million milestone push farther into explosive growth. The 7-part series will
Ok not that kind of drafted! Maisha was invited by the NFL Players Association to help them educate players about building businesses and creating a brand that will serve them long after leaving the field. Did you know that only 1-2% of players reach "celebrity" status that lasts far beyond their years on the field and
"According to Maisha Walker, a top Internet strategist, it's more important to create an Internet strategy that suits each business than to hop onto the next big trend." Princeton's U.S.1 newspaper recently published it's second full-page feature on Maisha and her digital marketing advice. The feature was inspired by Maisha's invitation to speak at the
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We're delighted to announce the winner of the Small Business Road to Success Challenge! For three challenge-filled months 10 ambitious small business owner finalists competed for the grand prize of $20,000 in the Small Business Road to Success Challenge. We followed them as they traveled around the country striving to meet their business goals. The
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The Ukip leader was drawn into a new controversy as he battles accusations that a few of his party's candidates in Thursday's local elections are racist and harbouring far-right connections.
Speaking on BBC Radio Four's Today programme, he said the Conservative Party also had some problems with unacceptable views aired by its local councillors.
He referred to the case of a Tory councillor sacked for "talking about coloured people who were coming to Sussex". John Cherry, a Conservative, had told a newspaper that did not want children from an inner city borough to come to a new school in Sussex, later describing it as a "coloured area".
He was also criticised for saying: "Ninety-seven per cent of pupils will be black or Asian. It depends what type of Asian. If they're Chinese they'll rise to the top. If they're Indian they'll rise to the top. If they're Pakistani they won't".
Mr Farage's repetition of the word "coloured" immediately drew criticism on Twitter, the social networking website. Claire Bowes, a Conservative councillor in Breckland, said "an apology to listeners is in order". Another user said the phrase was from "the last century".
During the interview, Mr Farage admitted the party has a problem with a handful of candidates after Ukip suspended one potential councillor following reports showing a photo of him delivering a Nazi salute.
The Ukip leader said the party has had a couple of "bizarre cases", including two former members of the BNP.
He said the party forbids ex-members of the far-right party and turns away people who appear "very, very odd". However, Ukip most has to "take people on faith", he added.
"We don't have the resources to trawl through absolutely everybody's social media sites and that has led to one or two embarrassments," he said.
Mr Farage said the case of Alex Wood, suspended for appearing to make a Nazi salute in photos, "doesn't look very pretty".
The party decided to suspend the 22-year-old after photos he had posted on Facebook emerged, as well as comments appearing under his name saying that Africans "lived in mud huts" and "kill each other".
Another photo shows Mr Wood, who is a candidate in Blackmore Vale, Somerset, clenching a knife between his teeth against the backdrop of the Union flag.
Mr Wood, who denies that he posted the comments, saying his account was hacked, is the latest Ukip member to provoke controversy ahead of Thursday's local elections.
He claimed making the fascist gesture was not racist, posting on Facebook: "Is it racist? No. It's only racist if you consider it being racist."
Ukip also suspended Chris Scotton a candidate in Leicester, at the weekend after it emerged that the 24-year-old backed online groups with racist views.
Mr Scotton was suspended when he "liked" a series of controversial organisations on Facebook - including the extremist English Defence League, a site that claimed racism was "ethnic banter".
Another Ukip candidate in East Sussex, Anna-Marie Crampton, was also suspended after allegedly posting anti-Semitic comments on a website - she said her account had been hacked.
In another blow for the party, Ukip was forced to withdraw its support from Sue Bowen, a Ukip candidate in Cornwall, when it emerged that she was once a BNP activist.
It follows an outburst from Tory veteran Ken Clarke, who branded UKIP a "collection of clowns" and its voters "fruitcakes and loonies".
Mr Farage, who was pictured shaking hands with Mr Wood, yesterday denied Ukip was a racist party. He said: "There is nothing in Ukip that is racist in any way at all and Ken Clarke knows it."
Simon Cressy, of the anti-racism campaign Hope Not Hate, said the comments apparently made by Mr Wood were disgusting.
He said: "This shows the mindset of some of Ukip's candidates. His language is disgusting. If UKIP doesn't want to be seen as racist it must filter out these elements from the party."