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Small, hard, pea sized bump on forehead since 2 weeks. Not painful, itchy or bleeding. Under surface of skin and has purple hue. Cancer?!
Watch for size chang: It can one of several different things. Most such things are pimples and will settle down in 2-3 weeks but watch its size and look for color changes. If it grows in size over the next 2-3 weeks, it should be shown to a doctor(PCP or dermatologist). You need to make sure it is not melanoma which case it will like increase in size in 2-4 weeks. ...Read more
I've had a hard bump on my forehead for the past 2 years. It's under the skin above my right eye, no changing in size, and skin move freely. ?
Could be a: Cyst or any number of other nodular skin lesions. While I'm sure the healthtap docs would be happy to help out, but the ideal way to receive any guidance would be to consider a formal consult and provide an image of the lesion. Otherwise, you should just seek an evaluation in-person with your primary care and/or a dermatologist. Best of luck. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Hard bump under my skin on forehead. It is red and very sore. Doesn't feel big enough to be a cyst. What is it? How can I get rid of it from home?
Warm Compresses: Hard to say what it is from your description, but if it is red and sore i would start with some warm compresses. ...Read more
I have constant breaking out on my forehead, little bumps that are small and have no whitehead, just are under the skin and don't pop if i try to.
Milia: Not sure how old you are and what they look like. It sounds like little white bumps that are under the skin called milia. These are little cysts just under the skin. You need to see an aesthetician or dermatologist to remove them. They can come back. Retin- a usually helps prevent them. ...Read more
It seems as though I have a heat rash or heat bumps on my forehead & under eyes, the affected skin is rough, what can I do to get my skin back to norm?
Allergies: This is a form of allergy called allergic dermatitis. You can use cold compresses and a hypoallergenic cream/lotion: cetaphil or lubriderm and consider contacting your medical doctor about taking allergy pills-such as Claritin or allegra. ...Read more
I had a pimple on my forehead a couple weeks ago. No whitehead came to the surface, but it leaked clear/yellowish oils and scanned over. Now that this has gone away a hard bump remains under the skin. It does not hurt and is mostly skin colored but some d
Cyst: This is probably a milial cyst or possibly a scar secondary to the inflammation. ...Read more
Small bumps covering forehead, no head to pop. Not whiteheads, blackheads, or pimples. Appear to be under the skin. I have oily skin. Treatment?
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I have a hard dark bump just beneath the skin on my forehead that i've had for a year or two. It didn't bother me until it grew in size this week.
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"Greetings PBE Summoners,
I am happy to announce that our final champion of the year is now (or soon will be) available for testing on the PBE.
Allow me to introduce Vi, the Piltover Enforcer. Imagine two giant hextech gauntlets. Now imagine a total badass who loves using those gauntlets to hit things. Hard. That's Vi in a nutshell.
Have you ever wished you could punch an enemy with such an impact that you hit the enemies behind it? If your answer is yes, you may enjoy playing Vi.
Have you ever had the desire to wind up a punch powerful enough to carry you across the battlefield, clocking anyone unlucky enough to get in your way? If your answer is yes, you may enjoy playing Vi.
Have you ever wanted to indiscriminately bowl through an enemy team, wiping the smirk off that AD carry's face as you slam it into the ground? If your answer is yes, well, you get the idea.
Vi is all about powerful punches. She's a high mobility high damage bruiser who picks a target, launches herself into the fray, and makes that target deal with her. So what are you waiting for? Go try her out. I'd love to hear your feedback. Best of luck on the Fields of Justice!
I have three major things I'm looking for feedback on:
A) Is Vi fun to play against and play as?
- Is this a champion you enjoy playing? Is this a champion that you are okay having on the opposing team? Do you feel there are ample opportunities for counterplay? What aspects of her are frustrating? What aspects are really cool?
B) Does Vi feel right when you play her?
-Are her punches too sluggish? Too fast? What are you building? Does it feel good on her? Should it feel good on her? Are you hitting skills when you expect to hit them? Do her animations and particles look right? How are her sounds? Is she too loud? Too quiet? etc.
C) Is Vi someone you feel is worth bringing to a team?
Assuming she eventually hits a "balanced" state, when you see someone on your team pick her are you going to feel good about it? Why or why not?
If you have any feedback that doesn't fall under one of the above topics I'd still love to hear it.
If you find a bug don't post it here!
There's another thread for that: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/....php?t=2874659"
( PASSIVE ) Blast Shield - Your activated abilities grant a shield equal to 10% of your max health for 5 seconds when they hit an enemy ( 16 second cool down )
( Q ) Vault Breaker -Charges a powerful punch that carries you forward. First Cast: Slows your movement speed by 15% while increasing damage and rash range over 1.5 seconds
Second cast: Dashes forward dealing 50/80/110/140/170 ( +.7 AD ) to 100/160/220/280/340 ( +1.4 ) phyiscal damage applying Denting Blows to all enemies hit ( deals 75% damage to minions and monsters ). Stops upon colliding with an emeny champion, knocking it back. Mana Cost: 50/60/70/80/90
( W ) Denting Blows : Every third attack on the same target deals an additional 6/7/8/9/10% (+.04 AD) of the target's max health as physical damage, reduces its armor by 25% and grants you 30/35/40/45/50% attack speed for 4 seconds ( max 300 damge vs minions and monsters )
( E ) Excessive Force: Causes next basick attack to deal 5/20/35/50/65 ( +1.2 total AD)(+.7 AP) physicl damage to target and enemies behind it.
Vi Charges a new punch every 14/12.5/11/9.5/7 seconds can can hold 2 charges at once. Mana Cost: 60 all ranks(R ) Assault and Battery: Targets an enemy champion and chases it down, knocking it up and suppresing it for 1.25 seconds. Deals 200/375/550 ( +2.0 AD ) physical damage and applies denting blows.
While charging your are immune to crowd control and will knock aside enemies in the way, dealing 75% damage to them. Mana cost: 100/125/150
Cooldown: 130/105/80
First Cast: Slows your movement speed by 15% while increasing damage and rash range over 1.5 seconds
Second cast: Dashes forward dealing 50/80/110/140/170 ( +.7 AD ) to 100/160/220/280/340 ( +1.4 ) phyiscal damage applying Denting Blows to all enemies hit ( deals 75% damage to minions and monsters ). Stops upon colliding with an emeny champion, knocking it back.
Mana Cost: 50/60/70/80/90
Mana Cost: 60 all ranks
Mana cost: 100/125/150
Cooldown: 130/105/80
"To Vi, every problem is just another brick wall to punch through with her gigantic hextech gauntlets. Though she grew up on the wrong side of the law, Vi now uses her criminal know-how to serve Piltover's police force. Vi's brash attitude, abrasive humor, and blatant refusal to follow orders can often infuriate her by-the-books partner, Caitlyn. But even the sheriff of Piltover cannot deny that Vi is an invaluable asset in the fight against crime.
As a child growing up in the lawless outskirts of Piltover, Vi learned to rob and cheat to get by. Stealing and stripping hextech hardware gave her the skills of a master mechanic, while life on the streets taught her self-reliance. When she was six, a ragtag group of criminals took a shine to the young delinquent and brought her into their fold. By the time Vi was eleven, she had become a seasoned accomplice, and she relished the thrill of every heist.
Vi's attitude changed when a raid on a mining facility went bad. She was forced to decide between fleeing with her crew and trying to save the innocent mine workers from a collapsed tunnel. Vi chose to play the hero. While searching for a way to free the mine workers from the rubble, she discovered a damaged robotic mining rig. Improvising, she wrenched off its huge fists and modified them into makeshift hextech gauntlets. Fitting the heavy weapons to her tiny hands, the young girl flexed her arm and threw a powered punch at the rubble. The force of the blow blasted away the rock. With the workers free to escape, Vi fled the scene.
After that job gone wrong, Vi severed her connection to the crew. She returned to a life of solitary crime, but stole only from other criminals. As the years went by, Vi modified and improved her hextech fists, allowing her to bust up heists and snatch loot with ease. Eventually, word of her notoriety reached Caitlyn, the famed Sheriff of Piltover. Rather than seek Vi's arrest, Caitlyn offered the criminal a way to pay her debt to society: work for the law in Piltover. Vi laughed. To her, a job that let her beat up crooks without forcing her to run from the cops sounded perfect. She immediately accepted. Caitlyn now struggles to keep Vi in line, and Vi treats Caitlyn's orders as mere suggestions, but when they work together, they are feared by all lawbreakers in Piltover.
It's a shame. I've got two fists, but you've only got one face. "
Crescent Strike's damage reduced to 60/95/130/165/200 from 70/110/150/190/230
Master Yi
Alpha Strike's change to damage minions changed to 50% chance at all ranks from 20/30/40/50/60% chance.
Alpha Strike's bonus magic damage to minions changed to 260/320/380/440/500 damage from 400 at all ranks.
Battle Roar's damage decreased to 50/80/110/140/170 from 60/100/140/180/220
Thrill of the Hunt now has a short delay before his stealth, 1.25 seconds and delayed up to 3 seconds if hit.
Toxic Shot's intial damage ratio reduced to .3 AP from .4.
Noxus Trap damage reduced to 200/325/480 from 200/400/600
Blackfire Torch
Cooldown Reduction decreased to 10% from 15%.
Assault and Battery damage reduced to 200/350/500 from 200/375/550
Black Cleaver
Armor Penetration changed to Unique
Armor Penetration reduced to 10 from 15
Passive effect now reduces armor by 6.25% per stack down from 7.5%
Armor Penetration reduced to 10 from 15.
"As of the latest PBE patch (12/13), Neon Vi and Masked Shaco are not available for purchase and you cannot use them in game, even if you bought them in the past. That is something we did on purpose so you shouldn't report it as a bug."
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Judge hits out over murder trial delay
Published 08/09/2012
A judge has criticised delays in bringing suspects to trial in Northern Ireland which were blamed on problems with police budgets.
And Mr Justice Weir told Belfast Crown Court he wouldn't tolerate hold-ups "caused by the police rattling their money-boxes".
The judge was speaking after it was revealed that new evidence in a murder trial wouldn't be ready for at least six weeks.
Peter Greer (36), from Mountcollyer Avenue in Belfast, and 34-year-old Jamie Alexander Smith, from Shaftesbury Court in Belfast, pleaded not guilty to the murder of Duncan Morrison (56) in Bangor, Co Down, on May 13 last year.
A prosecution lawyer said that new evidence consisted of a presentation of CCTV images and other material. Counsel said it could take six weeks for the production to be completed, and that the reason for this was that it had only just been authorised.
Mr Justice Weir replied: "I am not going to allow these cases to be delayed by the budgetary considerations of the police. If they don't have the resources, that is not my responsibility.
"It is unacceptable," he added.
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So here is how it happens. He gets my attention and tells me to follow him. He leads me to the bathroom and points to his privates. So I help him pull his pants down and he sits on the chair. He will let a little pee out and then cut off his flow. Then he stands up and continues to pee on the floor. No matter how long I have him sit there, that is what he does. The last few times he started crying because I've been making him sit there longer than he wants. I don't want him to hate the bathroom and toilet because he has been doing so good. I just don't understand why he is doing this all of a sudden.
What would you do or suggest. He knows that this makes me upset and I'm sick of cleaning up pee all day. I'm nearly ready to just put diapers back on him.


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Elvis Costello Breaks Like the Wind
Elvis Costello at the House of Blues last night
Three things, among many, overheard at last night's private Elvis Costello show at the House of Blues: 1) "I'm not familiar with Elvis Costello, but it beats staying in my hotel room." 2) "There's a lot of money in power transmission couplings." And, 3) "You guys really need a convention center hotel." Regarding the latter, it would seem the Windpower Conference and Exposition that's in town through tomorrow has eaten up every last hotel room downtown -- 20,000-plus attendees will do that.
Last night's Costello show was a fund-raiser for the Wind Foundation -- tickets went for $125 and a very VIP $225. It had a corporate getaway vibe: name tags, cold cuts, golf shirts, khaki pants, drink tickets. Attendees milling around the floor till the 8 p.m. opening note chatted in myriad accents -- Japanese, German, Branson -- about interest-rate management, renting out their ranches to the highest bidders with the biggest turbines and how wind might be the future, some day, but there really ain't no money in it yet. Not unless you're putting on an expo where registration for nonmembers starts at $1,150.
Or: Unless you're Elvis Costello playing a private wingding. But he didn't take the money and run -- far from it. All by his lonesome with but a handful of guitars, Costello poured sweat through an estimable setlist that included The Hits ("Alison," "Pump It Up," "Veronica"), the classics (opener "The Angels Want to Wear My Red Shoes," a here-comes-the-fuzz "Watching the Detectives," "I Hope You're Happy Now"), some relative obscurities ("God's Comic," "Radio Sweetheart" commingled with "Jackie Wilson Said") a few songs off the new record and even "a song I hate," which is how he introduced the 27-year-old (!) "Everyday I Write the Book."
Initially the crowd seemed indifferent, save for the die-hard handful who'd perched themselves along the stage well before showtime and sang along to every song, even the new "Down Among the Wines and Spirits" and "Sulphur to Sugarcane." Costello started out by alternating between the familiar and the obscure (there were, as well, several cuts from The Delivery Man), his familiar pop-punk-by-way-of-the-pub and the country-blues of recent vintage. He even played brand-new, unrecorded cuts -- like "Josephine," which he introduced by saying "this is some old rock and roll ... or, I should note, what rock and roll sounded like in 1921."
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Grey's Anatomy, Season 2
"Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response"
"Losing my Religion"
May 15, 2006
Two hours of hum-drum drama from any old TV show can be a lot to process. Two hours of screaming, crying, kissing and even dying — well, that's Grey's Anatomy, and it's caused this blogger a bit of mental overload. Where to begin?!
Burke is rushed into the ER with a gunshot wound to the shoulder. Burke thinks he's fine and dandy, but that's hardly the case — and it becomes apparent that McDreamy's expertise is needed. Cristina's doing her best to play the supportive girlfriend, but once Burke rejects her affections, she's cold as ice toward him. Goodness! How does that super-sized ego not explode out of that little bitty body?!
A panicky Izzie physically restrains George from stopping her plan to get Denny his heart. "I will hurt you!" she screams. "Not a lot, 'cause we're friends, but enough so that things will break!" She tells George to stay or go — dumb sap stays, probably on account of all that "family" business he's been yammering on about. Speaking of which, he brings Mer and Cristina into the mess, so he's not the only sane person whose career is in jeopardy — because let's face it, Izzie's career won't matter one bit inside that padded cell. Sucks to be Cristina when she has to break the news that Burke won't be coming to the rescue… but yay for Cristina for informing Izzie that she might face murder charges.
When Webber's niece, Camille (Tessa Thompson of Veronica Mars) is admitted for passing out while "trading in her V-card" (Ha!) with her boyfriend on prom night, it seems like a bit much. Seriously, does this show need any more drama?
Despite being a jerk to her injured boyfriend, Cristina handles Izzie like a pro. "You don't even know him," she says. Thank you! Izzie contends that she does, and she loves him, blah blah blah. Right then, Denny mutters something about Izzie marrying him! Ah, Cristina, give it up. They're lost causes. No matter — Bailey walks in and it all hits the fan.
Burke, meanwhile, is faced with the possibility that this injury may mean the end of his surgical career. Even McDreamy admits that if he operates, paralysis may result. The usually tough Burke reaches out to Cristina for advice, but she blows him off! Do I need to add her to my list of people who need a good smack in the head?
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Webber's wife drops the bomb that she's known all along about the affair with Ellis! She wants proper thanks in the form of a prom at the hospital for Camille, whose cancer has come back.
Alex is charged with keeping Dr. Hahn, the Mercy West she-devil, at bay while the others work on Denny. Alex tells her Burke's been shot; she asks if he's alive. "Shame. He'd have probably made a good donor." Oooh, she makes Bailey look like a kitten!
George apologizes to Mer for being such a whiny little… well, you get the point, after they slept together. He admits he knew she didn't love him but thought one night with her would be worth it. So basically, he's an idiot, but at least he knows it.
Izzie's shenanigans enable Denny to get his heart, and evil Dr. Hahn performs the surgery in Burke's absence. As expected, there's drama during the surgery. Does that flatline mean he's dead? Will he come back? Whatever, there's still another hour! They can't kill him yet.
Webber wants to know who cut Denny's LVAD wire, as if it's not completely obvious. He even quizzes Alex, who wasn't even there when it happened! The interns stick by Izzie (morons!) and don't tell who cut the wire… cause they're a family, remember? I only wish my friends liked me that much.
After Denny's surgery, he's as full of goofy love-babble as ever. He still wants Izzie to marry him. She freaks at first but comes back a bit later and says yes, promising to return in her dress for the hospital prom.
I don't care what anyone else says, the saddest part is when Mer, McDreamy and Addison meet at Finn's office due to Doc's rapidly deteriorating condition. His cancer has spread to his brain, and Finn recommends euthanization. No! Can't he be treated?! Doc's big brown eyes look so sad, and his paws just dangle while Mer and McDreamy hold him. Sure enough, Finn administers the injection, and he's gone. Mer bursts into tears, and while she's really crying for McDreamy, she ought to be crying for Doc. Poor little guy.
By now it's prom time. These people's fake prom is nicer than my real prom! Love how series creator Shonda Rhimes found a way to work a prom into Grey's — all good teen dramas have one, after all. George and Callie get some smooch time as he tells her that he didn't respond to her "I love you" because he needs time for those feelings to develop. Eh, I'll buy that — so does Callie, obviously. Finn and Mer are dancing, and he's giving her the sob story about how he hasn't felt excited about the future since his wife's death… but now with Mer, he does. Of course, this means nothing to her, since she spots McDreamy across the room. They lock eyes and excuse themselves from their respective partners, then run for the hallway. This is like a high school prom episode! We all knew it was going to happen. Once alone, they get all emotional and start to kiss, then have sex — the slow-kissing, sultry-background-music kind!
Izzie, who looks like one of those Barbie doll cakes in her poufy pink dress, is on her way to see Denny, but she's too late. Denny has died, probably due to a blood clot. When the others find her, she's curled up in bed with him — and she's amazingly calm. Mer, George and Cristina urge her to get up, but finally Alex lifts her from the bed and sits down to hold her. Awww… His best line — "A guy who loves you like that, he doesn't want you to do this to yourself." He's talking about Denny, but he really means himself. I knew Alex would redeem himself in the end, I just knew it! And somehow, it's so much less cheesy coming from him.
As for that widely circulating rumor that one of the interns is leaving the program — well, it's official. Izzie tells Webber that she's through — she thought she could be a surgeon, but she was wrong.–>
And after that hospital room tryst, the Mer/McDreamy saga is still very much alive. As Finn goes to leave the hospital, he calls for Mer to follow him so he can take her home. But her eyes are stuck on McDreamy, who's gazing back, moony as ever.
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Bulldogs try to regroup for playoff run
By: LANCE REED
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The Bulldogs have dropped two straight contests. The Ville Platte High group is 2-4 on the year and 2-1 in district.
Their 34-6 loss to Opelousas Catholic was a sour victory, coming on homecoming. The Dogs still have a shot at the playoffs and to retain their district title. They have to win the remainder of their games and perhaps get some help from some other Class 2A teams.
The Dogs' offense was not very efficient last week, producing just 103 yards of total offense against an average Opelousas Catholic defense. There were only 19 yards produced in the rushing game. They have to do better this week. The Dogs did collect 83 yards in the air on the arm of Cody Jones who was 8 of 17. The Bulldogs surely have the capability to play better on offense. They simply have to get it back together. Since winning the Tee Cotton Bowl over Sacred Heart, the Dogs have scored just six points and have collected under 200 yards of total offense. Turnovers were also a huge factor against the Vikings of OCHS. The Dogs dropped the ball four times and lost the fumble every time.
Look for VPHS Head Coach Roy Serie to put the ball in the air a lot more tomorrow night. The speedy offense of the Bulldogs should be able to create some opportunities to score. The Dogs have shown to use the short passing game to open up the run. The OCHS defensive secondary could be vulnerable to that strategy. VPHS quarterback Cody Jones seems to be comfortable with the short drop and throw approach.
They usually operate in a 4-2-5 front. They have only two starters from last year's squad back. Safety Tyler Graham and cornerback James Juneau are the only Crusaders who played defense last year. The front four, which usually has four guys who weigh over 200 pounds, is relatively small this year. Only sophomore defensive tackle Brandon Porche tips the 200-pound mark. He is listed at 260 pounds on the WCA roster. Senior linebacker Eric Scott is the largest of linebackers at 6'2" and 205 pounds.
The WCA offense moves with quarterback James Fontenot. He was a perfect 5 of 5 in the air for 79 yards. He hit Seth Launey on a nine-yard strike. It was Launey's only catch of the night. Fontenot and Launey do connect often. The Bulldogs will have to know were he is at all times.
The Crusaders' running game rested mostly on the shoulders of Graham and Chase Rhoney. The two combined for over 250 yards rushing, with Graham getting the only touchdown. Rhoney carried the ball 23 times for 205 yards and Graham was good for 25 yards on six carries. Fullback Aaron Sharp also got the rock six times for 30 yards. Fontenot carries the ball now and then. He called his own number six times for 21 yards against Sacred Heart.
The WCA O-line is the typical Crusader line. They each weigh over 200 pounds, but only center Lucas Breaux has any experience coming into this year. The 5'8" 250-pound senior is flanked with other linemen who do a good job of moving opposing defensive lines out of the way.
Overall, the Crusaders' Head Coach Tommy Badon does a good job of mixing up the run and the pass. They gobbled up big yards with run and the pass last week. Like most Clas 2A coaches, Badon would prefer run the ball at all costs. Look for Rhoney and Graham to come right at the Bulldogs tomorrow night in front of their home crowd. Kick off is slated for 7 p.m. in Bellevue near Opelousas.


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Being a tailback at the University of Georgia is one of the greatest honors a young football player can achieve. If you play tailback, the place you want to play is Georgia, aka Tailback U.
I will go ahead and tell you the following backs did not make the list: Tim Worley, Charlie Trippi, Robert Edwards, Terrell Davis, and Theron Sapp.
The following slideshow contains the 10 greatest tailbacks to play for the Bulldogs. Believe me, there are tons of backs to chose from, which made this a difficult process. Hope you enjoy!


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About 8,000 log splitters because a defect in the hydraulic cylinders can cause the rods to detach. Info: www.logsplitters-ironoak.com, www.braveproducts.com or www.cpsc.gov.
About 21,000 Sky Rangers Park Flyer radio controlled airplanes because the hand-launched planes can explode near a user's head, posing the risk of injuries or temporary hearing loss. Info: www.estesrockets.com or www.cpsc.gov.
About 31,000 MatelassDe crib bumpers because the decorative stitching can detach from the bumper, putting young children at risk of getting entangled. Info: www.potterybarnkids.com or www.cpsc.gov.
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From the depths of Puerto Rico to the mountains of Colorado, we're taking you along with us for a few adventures this week. Join a reporter for an adventure in the kitchen. Hear the profile of a man who just put out his first album—at 80 years old. Come along with host Maria Hinojosa as she trains for her first race with help from an all-star runner. Learn about "Narco Cultura," and the social impact of drug cartels in Mexico and the Southwest. And laugh along with Al Madrigal and Lalo Alcaraz.
Month: November 2013
Narco Cultura
Photojournalist and film director Shaul Schwarz's new documentary Narco Cultura contrasts Mexico's drug violence with the music and fandom of narcocorridos–a style of music that celebrates the anti-heros of the Mexican cartels. Host Maria Hinojosa speaks with director Shaul Schwarz and former narcocorrido marketing director Joel Vazquez about the film, the musical movement of narcocorridos, and the state of Mexican-American self-identity. She also speaks with economist Rodrigo Canales about cartels as a business.
Shaul Schwarz is an Israeli photojournalist and film director. His work has appeared in National Geographic, Newsweek, Time, The New York Times Magazine, El Pais Magazine, GQ and Marie Claire. His coverage of the conflict in Haiti in 2004 received two World Press Awards. Most recently he was honored with the 2008 Robert Capa Award given out by the Overseas Press Club.
Joel Vazquez: Joel Vazquez works in advertising and marketing for narcocorrido bands. He is the former marketing director for Twiins Enterprises, one of the largest narcocorrido labels in the U.S.
Rodrigo Canales is an Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior at Yale School of Management. He researches the role of institutions in entrepreneurship and economic development. Specifically, Rodrigo studies how individuals purposefully change complex organizations or systems.
Pavochón: Puerto Rican-style Turkey
When reporter Von Diaz was a girl celebrating Thanksgiving in Puerto Rico, her abuela ruled the kitchen. Each year she created a magical dish called a pavochón, a turkey cooked like a traditional Puerto Rican pork roast. This year, she tries to recreate the dish with her grandmother's help.
Von Diaz is a multimedia journalist based in New York City. Her reporting focuses on immigration, Cuba, and LGBT issues. She was born in Puerto Rico and raised in Atlanta, GA.She has published her work on PRI's The World, WNYC, and New American Media.
Running Tips From A Latina All-Star
How do you embark on an adventure? Take it one step at a time!
Next month, Maria Hinojosa is doing something she's never done before — training for a race! Ahead of her first 5k, we called all-star runner Brenda Martinez for some training tips.
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At the recent IAAF Track & Field World Championships in Moscow, Brenda Martinez became the first American woman to win a medal in the 800m. She ran her personal best and won the bronze medal. Martinez, 25, is from Rancho Cucamongo, CA and the only Latina on the national track and field team. Martinez started running at five years old and became the first person in her family to go to college when she attended UC-Riverside. She won the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championship in the 1,500m and was a three-time NCAA All-American. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Conquering Colorado's Mountains
Fresh out of a divorce and going through depression, Stella Juarez decided to take up hiking. Now, it's an addiction that has helped her heal. Juarez is on a mission to climb all 53 of Colorado's 14,000 foot peaks, called "fourteeners," and she's inspiring others to follow in her tracks. Reporter Lesley McClurg joined Juarez and two young Latinas for a climb in Central Colorado.
This story is part of the RadioNature series which explores the ways Latinos connect with nature. RadioNature is supported by the REI Foundation.
Photo courtesy of Lesley McClurg, Diana Oregon climbing Mount Sherman, Colorado.
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In addition to her work as a journalist, Lesley also has extensive experience in documentary filmmaking and writing. A seven-time Emmy Award nominee, she won an Emmy Award in 2009 for the documentary, "Green Prison Reform." Lesley holds a bachelor's degree in mass communications from Louisiana State University.
Al & Lalo's Big Adventure
Our favorite funny men, Al Madrigal and Lalo Alcaraz return to Latino USA for their regular segment. This month they tell us the things they're thankful for that they couldn't discuss with their families. It's not the stuff you'd expect. And we get to hear all about Lalo's new adventure in television.
Photo courtesy of Lalo Alcaraz.
A correspondent on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" since 2011, Al Madrigal has been named Best Stand-Up Comedian by the HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival and his material dubbed "dynamic" by The New York Times. His unique, spontaneous and fast-paced lyrical storytelling style has made him a regular on television with numerous appearances on Comedy Central including his own half-hour Comedy Central Presents Special.
Lalo Alcaraz is the creator of the first nationally-syndicated, politically-themed Latino daily comic strip,"La Cucaracha," seen in scores of newspapers including the Los Angeles Times. He is also co-host of KPFK Radio's popular satirical talk show, "The Pocho Hour of Power," and co-founded the political satire comedy group Chicano Secret Service. His work has appeared in major publications around the world and he has won numerous awards and honors. Alcaraz received his Bachelor's degree from San Diego State University, and earned his master's degree in architecture from the University of California, Berkeley. He is currently a faculty member at Otis College of Art & Design in Los Angeles. Alcaraz was born in San Diego and grew up on the border.
The Real Spelunkers Of Puerto Rico
Forget the beaches – some of Puerto Rico's most stunning natural environments are actually located under your feet. Our producer Marlon Bishop visits one of the island's 2000 caves with a team of hardened local spelunkers on a journey in search of indigenous cave art. After a long journey hacking through the jungle with machetes, they arrive at a rarely-visited cave where Taino shaman may have once performed the sacred cohoba ritual.
This story is part of the RadioNature series which explores the ways Latinos connect with nature. RadioNature is supported by the REI Foundation.
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Marlon Bishop is a radio producer, writer, and reporter based in New York. His work is focused on music, Latin America, New York City and the arts. He is a frequent contributor to WNYC, Studio 360, The World, Latino USA and MTV Iggy. He is an Associate Producer for Afropop Worldwide.
Sabiduría: An 80-Year-Old Rookie
It's never too late to follow your dreams.
For this week's Sabiduría, 80-year-old Alfredo Gonzalez shares the feeling of fulfilling a life-long dream to put his beloved poems to music.
Photo courtesy of Randal Benton
How Does your Latino Family Celebrate Thanksgiving?
Latinos have a way of making American traditions all their own. We asked you on Twitter and Facebook, how does your family add some Latino flair to Thanksgiving? Latino USA producer Brenda Salinas joins host Maria Hinojosa in the studio to share your responses.
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Cheating Carnival Workers
At all-American carnivals, the workers who run rides and attractions are most often immigrants from Mexico and Central America. An estimated 5,000 workers are recruited abroad yearly to run rides and attractions in the United States.
And according to this report from the American University Washington College of Law and Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, many of these workers endure deceptive recruitment practices, high pre-employment fees and costs, wage theft, lack of access to legal and medical assistance, substandard housing and unsafe work conditions.
In a special report in collaboration with the Nation Institute's Investigative Fund, we examine how these workers were left out of some federal work protections and how some are now claiming their rights.
John Carlos Frey is a freelance investigative reporter and documentary filmmaker based in Los Angeles. His investigative work has been featured on the 60 Minutes episode, "The All American Canal;" a three-part series for PBS entitled "Crossing the Line;" and several episodes of Dan Rather Reports, "Angel of the Desert," and "Operation Streamline." In 2011 Frey documented the journey of Mexican migrants across the US-Mexico border and walked for days in the Arizona desert risking his own life for the documentary Life and Death on the Border". John Carlos Frey has also written articles for the Los Angeles Times, the Huffington Post, Salon, Need to Know online, the Washington Monthly, and El Diario (in Spanish). Frey's documentary films include The Invisible Mexicans of Deer Canyon (2007), The Invisible Chapel (2008), and The 800 Mile Wall (2009). He is the 2012 recipient of the Scripps Howard Award and the Sigma Delta Chi award for his Investigative Fund/PBS reporting on the excessive use of force by the US Border Patrol. He is a fellow at the Nation Institute's Investigative Fund.


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State Attorney General Kathleen Kane is holding a news conference about court documents that were unsealed Thursday afternoon.
The documents involve Kane's decision to not prosecute a case involving four Philadelphia area Democrats who were allegedly caught on tape accepting illegal gifts.
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I have a Windows 7 Home Edition laptop that will not boot from the CD-DVD-ROM drive. Under normal circumstances, I know that if the boot order is right, the computer should automatically boot from the CD. However, it instead refuses to acknowledge any bootable disks I have in there at all. I have tried from Super Fdisk bootable CD to Linux Mint 9 Live boot CD version i386. My computer seems to just skip over the CD_ROM entirely and immediately boot from the hard drive.
However, it can still read CDs and DVDs perfectly. I have no problem burning items on a CD or pulling items off. I also have no problem playing games or movies that require a CD or DVD.
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School Library Journal - School Library JournalGr 2-4-All four clearly written accounts introduce important 20th-century people to beginning readers. Each book is a simplified version of text taken from "Trailblazers of the Modern World" (World Almanac Library), written for middle school students. Some of the photographs seem irrelevant or poorly captioned. In the first book, the caption for a photograph of Earhart seated at a desk holding a piece of paper explains that Amelia tried new things as she grew up. (What new things?) In Roosevelt, a photograph of Golda Meir giving Roosevelt an award has no accompanying explanation of the reason for the award. In King, an undated photograph of a black family sitting in a field is placed adjacent to text explaining Dr. King's summer jobs. (What relationship do these people have with him?) The suggestions for more information include well-chosen books and Web sites. However, libraries should reserve their funds for better choices.-Rebecca Sheridan, Easttown Library & Information Center, Berwyn, PA Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.
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Aerial view of Syncrude Aurora tar sands mine in the Boreal Forest north of Fort McMurray.
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Greenpeace is calling on oil companies and the Canadian government to stop the tar sands and end the industrialization of a vast area of Indigenous territories, forests and wetlands in northern Alberta.
The tar sands are huge deposits of bitumen, a tar-like substance that's turned into oil through complex and energy-intensive processes that cause widespread environmental damage. These processes pollute the Athabasca River, lace the air with toxins and convert farmland into wasteland. Large areas of the Boreal forest are clearcut to make way for development in the tar sands, the fastest growing source of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada.
Greenpeace is also concerned with the social and health costs of the tar sands. First Nations communities in the tar sands report unusually high levels of rare cancers and autoimmune diseases. Their traditional way of life is threatened. Substance abuse, suicide, gambling and family violence have increased in the tar sands. Meanwhile, the thousands of workers brought in by oil companies face a housing crisis in northern Alberta.
Enbridge Inc.'s tar sands tanker pipeline proposal threatens to allow a 30 per cent expansion in tar sands development. Enbridge's tar sands pipeline would span 1,170 kilometres from Hardisty, Alberta to Kitimat, in the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia. Over the past decade, Enbridge's own pipelines spilled an average of more than once a week. The pipeline would cross over 1,000 rivers and streams and the Rocky Mountains on the way to B.C.'s pristine coastline. The pipeline would bring more than 200 crude oil tankers through some of the world's most treacherous waters each year.
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Summary: The German Exit Switzerland association released its figures for the year 2015: requests for assisted suicide 'exploded': 782 'cases' in 2015, which is 30% more than in 2014. Exit Suisse Romande will publish its figures later in April, but already it appears "the tendency seems identical".
The Final Program is on line now, visit the special conference website here.
Andrew Denton has recently released the first 6 episodes of his "Better Off Dead" podcast. He presents the arguments in a highly persuasive way, with characteristic touches of humour throughout.
The Special Joint Committee on Physician-Assisted Dying (PDAM) tabled its report, Medical Assistance in Dying: A Patient-Centred Approach, in the Senate today and also presented the report in the House of Commons.
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South Australian VES published its November 2015 Bulletin. Read it here.
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Hunting outfitters from four western states; Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming and Washington are taking the state of New Mexico to court over recent changes to the hunting permit system. New Mexico voters changed it to where more of the hunting permits would be alloted for state residents. Another push was to make 10% of the permits not available to hunters, except to those using a New Mexico outfitter. Thus creating the legal constitutionality of the matter. The team of outfitters are seeking an injunction and temporary restraining order from the law taking effect.
"Regulations that prohibit out-of-state residents from doing business in another state are clearly prohibited by the Commerce clause under well-established case law," the out-of-state outfitters said in their complaint.
The quota system was changed because residents were unhappy. Less than 80% of the permits were saved for residents of the state, which was the lowest number out of any of the Rocky Mountain states. With the new permit system 84% of the permits would be alloted for residents of the state. Jeremy Vesbach, director of the wildlife federation said the other state outfitters are not losing any constitutional rights to conduct business in the state. The out of state outfitters would just not be eligible for the "outfitter subsidy pool," the 10% of permits saved for hunters using New Mexico based outfitters. From The Seattle Times.
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1996 Nissan Truck Regular Cab XE 2dr Regular Cab SB
Purchased 7 years ago. Currently has 120,000 miles. Previous owner did no maintenance. Few things had to be replaced. I love this pick-up. No squeaks or rattles. This is my daily driver and is also on second teenager driving. Everyone in the family loves to drive the truck. Also the oldest car we have! Replaced the std radio with CD/MP3 player and 4 speakers and MP3 connection. Gas mileage varies between 20 (city) and 25 (highway). Check Engine light is on half the time, but it goes away again. I just ignore it.
Gas mileage, comfort, easy steering, reliability, space, etc.
Slow, but with teenagers driving I should maybe move it to favourite feature!
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Reliability and gas mileage.
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Skip to comments.Federal judge orders taxpayer-funded sex change for wife killer
Posted on 09/04/2012 10:08:54 AM PDT by ruralvoter
A federal judge today ordered state prison officials to provide a taxpayer-funded sex-reassignment surgery to a transgender inmate serving life in prison for murder.
U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf ruled in the case of Michelle Kosilek, who was born as a man but has received hormone treatments and lives as a woman in an all-male prison. Robert Kosilek was convicted of murder in the killing of his wife in 1990.
Wolf is believed to be the first federal judge to order prison officials to provide the surgery for a transgender inmate.
Kosilek first sued the Massachusetts Department of Correction 12 years ago. Two years later, Wolf ruled that Kosilek was entitled to treatment for gender-identity disorder, but stopped short of ordering surgery. Kosilek sued again in 2005, arguing that the surgery is a medical necessity.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonherald.com ...
That must be exciting. /s
Wouldn't it be simpler to just castrate 'em?
Okay I am all for it.
Only one rule. He/she must remain in the all male prison.
I guess they must be flushed with cash. How can self-mutilation have become a civil right that others have to pay for?
Hopefully the knife will slip and he will have a 7 day period bleed and die.
It's amazing who has "rights" and who does not in this upside down society
WTF is our criminal and justice system becoming?
Aadorno's "Critical Theory" in play.
Enough such acts by commie trough feeders such as this Marsupial Magistrates will result in lessened support for the Republic. That is the real reason for such decisions.
"Wouldnt it be simpler to just castrate em?"
Yeah, castrate him with a hammer.
Appointed by Ronaldus???
Appointed by Ronaldus???
Remember, this is in Massachusetts. Scott Brown is considered a "Republican" in that state.
Day after day of stories like this, and just about everybody seems immune to them. People no longer bat an eye. Yet I'm always thinking back to the America that used to be, where news items like this would have been so wildly inconceivable as to be downright sci-fi. Taxpayers paying for sex-changes for convicts...
The USA of 2012 is stark-raving mad.
The money should be deducted from this clown's salary!
The patient.
Ohhhhhhh.......Massachusetts........is this guy Johnny Walsh's girlfriend?
Interesting juxtaposition. We have enough cash to fund surgery humoring the delusions of the mentally ill, but we need ObamaCare's death panels ration medical care for decent people. That combination would be hard to justify to anyone rational, i.e., to anyone but a liberal.
Hire a muzzie with a dull knife!
Words fail me.
Sorry, that would be cruel and unusual punishment - to the other inmates.
Maybe they should have said the treatment for gender-identity disorder was "cut" short?
I vote that the judge receives his own judgement.
Doesn't have to be a muzzie — just send him/her over to Bubba a few cells down, and bribe Bubba with a pack of smokes to use his shiv to give the perv a "special" reach-around.
I would perform the surgical removal of his package with a worn out pair of dikes for free. I would require the MA morons
that are keeping this judge in office to pay for gas mileage to get there.
Does the sex change mean that he would then be sent to a woman's prison?
Do the folks that make these decision ever think past the next few hours. What happens when you send a lifer, who has nothing to lose, and who has shown a proclivity for killing women, into a target rich environment?
All things considered the judge probably has a tingle running up his leg over this one.
West Virginians tie the head to a fence post and use a pocket knife
Separated at birth?
Wow, that's uncanny!
It's long past time to start ignoring Federal judges.
Real Virginians just execute our murders.
Why not give him what other murderers get?
A rope noose and a 6 foot drop.
Can't he just "die" on the operating table?
How about every time a judge orders this crap, it comes out of their salary and pension, the entire cost?
How can enabling and pandering to mental illness, be a treatment?
This judge needs to be impeached.
Unless he can defend his actions by pointing to a clear law passed by the legislature and signed off on by the executive that states that this type of "treatment" is to be provided to inmates.
Wouldnt it be simpler to just castrate em?
I will gladly do the job with my 45.
What a bone headed judge.
Pray for revival.
My tool is designed for big cattle spreads on a large open ranches. Considering how criminality is enshrined in substantial quantity in the People's Republic of Massachusetts, I definitely think my method is more appropriate.
It's been a long time since I've seen a pincher, which is what my dad called the cattle and hog de-sexer!
This is the Federal judiciary telling Massachusetts what to do. Not the other way around. Grow up.
I know where Barney got his belt now.
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MONTREAL -- The Montreal Canadiens say defenseman Hal Gill has been hospitalized because of an undisclosed ailment.
The team would only say Thursday that Gill has a virus. He has missed three games, including Thursday night at the New York Islanders. Montreal's game notes said Gill had sat out two games because of the flu.
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Mission. . Our mission, underpinned by a deep and active Catholic Faith, is to shape our students' hands, hearts and minds.
We will see a student body full of collaborative, curious, adaptive and technologically competent learners who, along with developing a deep Faith in Christ, will thrive academically and actively participate in the life of the Church. Our students will grow to be valuable contributors to higher education and the marketplace.
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Understand how to renew a driving licence after the age of 70...
In Cyprus the initial period of validity of categories AM, A1, A2, A, B, B1, B+E has changed from the 70th birthday of the holder to 15 years from the date of issue. After reaching the age of 55 years, if the driving license holder falls into one of these categories, the licence will be renewed, valid until age 70 years.
The initial period of validity of categories C, C+E, C1, C1+E, D, D+E, D1, D1+E has changed from the 70th birthday of the holder to 5 years from the date of issue.
Existing Cyprus full paper licences are valid until their expiry date, except those that expire beyond 2033. These are only valid until 19 January 2033, no matter what the expiry date is on the licence.
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Welcome To The Unofficial Newick Church of England Primary School Website
We are incredibly proud of the children and staff at Newick CE Primary School. They have a very supportive school community and work very hard to ensure that the partnership they have with the governors, the parents and those linked to the school such as ourselves is a very positive one. When we observe the children working, hear them singing, see them performing in the school productions, watch them relate to the staff, speak to them about their learning and see the pride on their faces when they have achieved something, we know what it is that makes the school special. We are all very proud of to be friends of the school.
"At Newick CE Primary School we will provide the opportunity for personal achievement, through daily challenge in a caring environment." – Darren Vallier, Head Teacher
Their academic record speaks for itself. The teaching at Newick is good. They consistently average A-C grade G.C.S.E. results for the majority of their male and female pupils. At least one student from the school has gotten into a redbrick University every year for the past six years.
They have a terrific English department where the pupils study Shakespeare's plays. Ever year they take them on trips to London to watch actual productions of Macbeth and Hamlet.
They also have a fully equipped science laboratory where the children are allowed to perform experiments on hamsters and rats. Statistically, the majority of the school's graduates who go on to study at University do science related degrees.
Each year, the school puts on three plays. One a Christmas nativity play, and two drama productions. They have a multi-cultural student base, and they understand that not all parents will want their children participating in Christmas plays. Children from such families normally assist with the administration of the plays, so that they are not actually taking on a role that is inconsistent with their family religion.
The school has a thriving sports and P.E. department. The students take part in all sorts of games and sports. The boys play football, rugby, basketball and do cross-country running. The girls play netball, do skipping and cross-country running.
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Get your fresh, local turkey from City Market with the same great prices as last year, starting as low as $2.99/lb! We carry a variety of options from Stonewood Farm in Orwell, Misty Knoll Farm in New Haven, Adams Turkey Farm (NEW this year!) in Westford, Tangletown Farm in West Glover, Maple Wind Farm in Huntington. Learn more about our turkey farms.
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For questions, please call the Meat & Seafood department: 861-9705.
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- Adams Turkey Farm: Sun, Nov 22 - Wed, Nov 25
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- Maple Wind Farm: Sun, Nov 22 - Wed, Nov 25
For your convenience, our Meat & Seafood counter has extended its hours on Monday, November 23 - Wednesday, November 25 to be open from 7:00am to 10:00pm (the counter is open 8:00am to 9:00pm on Sunday; store is closed on Thanksgiving Day).
If you would like to pick-up your turkey prior to the dates listed above, please call 861-9705.
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Use this guide to learn how to thaw, brine, and roast your turkey. We also include ideas on using local vegetables in your side dishes and a recipe for turkey soup!
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Rev. Dr. J. D. Landis has served five churches since coming to Michigan from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. During his time at Community UMC in Romulus, he completed the Doctor of Ministry at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. J. D. also served as Senior Associate at Metropolitan UMC in Detroit and, most recently, was the Directing Pastor of Swartz Creek UMC. He and his wife, Carolyn, have three children, David, Beth, and Natalie. (ext: 117)
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You may email our pastors by clicking on the button after their name, or contact them by phone by calling the general church number, 989.835.6797, and using the extension listed after their biography.
Rev. Dr. J. D. Landis
Rev. Dr. Charles Keyworth
Chuck is a graduate of United Theological Seminary in Dayton Ohio (M. Div.) and Drew University School of Theology (D. Min). He has served as Associate Pastor of FUMC since 1999. Other churches he has served include: Republic & Woodland, Gordonville, and St. Charles & Brant.
Chuck works with our S.O.W. and Grow team (Spiritual Outreach and Welcoming), Member Care Work Area, and shares preaching, teaching, and other pastoral responsibilities.
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