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butterflidustMemberJuly 25, 2006 at 3:47 pm #171204698016
hey all, i have cf and my wife doesnt. she is a born again
christian . we went through ivf for our kids, (in Australia at the
time because i had cf we were inelligable for adoption). we have
two marvellous boys now 7 &9. the problem is we have 9 embryo's
still in the freezer so to speak as they overstimulated rachael. i
dont mind discarding them however rachael believes this is equal to
abortion. tough one. and as far as my beliefs go here are a few. 1.
something doesnt have to be real to believe in it. 2. no one knows
the truth about what happens when we die, if they did it would be
called knowledge, not faith. 3. faith is another term for hope.4. i
think most peoples faith is largely based on where they were born
and what their parents taught them., geography truely determines
the majority of peoples beliefs. 5. i wonder if we made god!,
sounds crazy but there are sooo many different faiths worldwide it
would appear most people need something to put their trust in just
to survive this crazy old world. 6. just the same as a flock of
sheep has the odd one one thats deformed or diseased, so do we
humans have deformities or disease, i dont blame god for cf, its
just life to me, and i deal with it. and a last question, does
anybody personally know anyone with cf & the shitty lung
functions that go with it make a miraculous recovery through prayer
and blow 100% normal pft's? just my ponderings and im looking
foward to any reply's. have fun, BCJuly 10, 2006 at 3:38 am #171204695484
Sorry I haven't responded to your question sooner!!! I know, I've learned the "darndest" things on the site too! Anyway, this is a fascinating topic, and I personally appreciate that we can do it respectfully and in an informed way.
As far as a Witness storing their own blood for future use-No, this would conflict with out beliefs. B/c it's using blood period-as a treatment for anything. So that it's our own blood doesn't matter. There is a Bible scripture at Leviticus 17:10-(just so you don't have to take my word for it if you're curious) That says to 'abstain from any sort of blood', and also at Acts 15:29-'keep abstaining from blood.' So we believe these to mean all forms of blood use-including our own.
However, there are procedures that some Witnesses have used to keep their own blood in them during surgeries and procedures. If there's a lot of blood loss, they can connect a circuit from the bleeding part of the body (collecting the blood), circulate it to a blood purifying machine, and directly back into the body-so that the blood actually never leaves the body-it remains in that closed circuit.littledebbieMemberJuly 6, 2006 at 10:50 pm #171204695176
Just curious Christian. before one of my surgeries they had
me bank my own blood for a few weeks in a row. would that be
acceptable since it's yours even though it's being taken and then
put back…?
This is so interesting…I learn the darndest things on this
site…July 3, 2006 at 3:38 pm #171204694824
Just thought I'd give a personal example of a way this has personally affected my life-b/c I've never been faced with someone telling me I needed a transfusion or anything.
Back in winter I went to a Sinus doc for a consultation for sinus surgery. He explained that while he's hasn't experienced it-bleeding is the most common complication. I explained my beliefs. He said it wouldn't be a problem, and the chances that it would come to that would be very rare-even so, he'd abide by my wishes. He then said that b/c of my beliefs, if I started to bleed during the surgery he'd stop surgery, and resume at a later time-breaking the procedure into two or three small surgeries. With a patient who has no blood issues-(non Witness), he'd probably just keep operating through the bleeding. So it's preventing an issue from coming up and finding a good doctor to abide by your wishes.July 3, 2006 at 3:31 pm #171204694823
Hi Katy- I copied this from an article-(obviously I'm not smart enough to remember all these!)- These are some of the bloodless options.
Some of the Methods
Fluids: Ringer's lactate solution, dextran, hydroxyethyl starch, and others are used to maintain blood volume, preventing hypovolemic shock. Some fluids now being tested can transport oxygen.
Drugs: Genetically engineered proteins can stimulate the production of red blood cells (erythropoietin), blood platelets (interleukin-11), and various white blood cells (GM-CSF, G-CSF). Other medications greatly reduce blood loss during surgery (aprotinin, antifibrinolytics) or help to reduce acute bleeding (desmopressin).
Biological hemostats: Collagen and cellulose woven pads are used to stop bleeding by direct application. Fibrin glues and sealants can plug puncture wounds or cover large areas of bleeding tissue.
Blood salvage: Salvaging machines recover blood that is lost during surgery or trauma. The blood is cleansed and can be returned to the patient in a closed circuit. In extreme cases, liters of blood can be recovered using such a system.
Surgical techniques: Thorough operative planning, including consultation with experienced clinicians, helps the surgical team to avoid complications. Prompt action to stop bleeding is essential. Delays greater than 24 hours can greatly increase patient mortality. Dividing large surgeries into several smaller ones decreases total blood loss.
Surgical tools: Some devices cut and seal blood vessels simultaneously. Other devices can seal bleeding on large areas of tissue. Laparoscopic and minimally invasive instruments allow surgeries to be performed without the blood loss associated with large incisions.
Back to me-As far as the surgical techniques, you'd think well Duh-anyone would receive preventative surgery like that, but not so. At the Bloodless centers across the country, there are specific surgeons that do the bloodless procedures. In fact I read that this certain heart specialist did over 600 bloodless open heart surgeries. So there are extra steps they'd take with a bloodless patient.
As far as taking transplants, that is left up to an individual to decide on thier own-how they personally feel about it. I have known some that wouldn't take transplants, and that's really up to them. But our faith does not teach that transplants are wrong. Again, there are bloodless organ transplants centers that I would go to if I needed a lung transplant. And most of these centers are at the main bloodless hospitals in major cities.
Many people think I'm sure that Jehovah's Witnesses just say-NO Blood! and scurry away like frightened people, harming themselves. But as you can see-this is a very organized process and we have some of the world's top doctors that have developed treatments for this. We don't just say-Oh, we'll rely on God to heal us-No way. We take all types of medical treatment available.katyf13MemberJuly 3, 2006 at 8:08 am #171204694804
I'm curious… what are the other bloodless options? And I would imagine transplants are another no? Just curious,AllieMemberJuly 3, 2006 at 2:36 am #171204694788
No, I don't mind at all. It is a movement, like vegans and vegetarians everywhere, but is your friend a stricter religious Jew, or just dietarily? All of the Jews I know around here, with a few exceptions, eat meat. No law against that, as the manner of slaughter is supposed to draw the blood out, and we are not supposed to eat certain cuts because they would have more blood. But there are always the pockets of people with different ideas like that. In NY, you will have all kinds of different ideas of Judaism, being as it is the state with the most Jewish people in it.
I don't keep kosher, mainly for two reasons. 1) where I live, it is nearly impossible to find kosher meat. 2) the original reason for separating your milk and meat was so that you would not boil a kid in it's mother's milk….a disgusting idea, to be sure. With today's processes, this is HIGHLY unlikely. So I don't feel it's necessity. It's kind of 'to each their own'July 3, 2006 at 1:58 am #171204694785
this is so interesting to me! I think part of it is I love culture, but the fact that in so many religions, what we see today is based on something from the ancient past! Like the Kosher Slaughter you were talking about-it is part of a religious faith today, but look how old that belief is?! Its amazing. We learned so much about things like that when we were in the Middle East recently. I have a close friend who is a devout kosher veggie (for religious reasons), and I guess maybe he's given me the impression that there are TONS of him! (kinda funny) But thanks for the correction. Maybe what I'm thinking of is pockets of groups like that-you know depending on the area you live. I live in a suburb on NYC and it seems like there's quite a few here.
So do you mind me asking how you feel about it? If you do tell me to shutup.BradMemberJuly 3, 2006 at 1:25 am #171204694782
To each his or her own I say…..
I work in an office with a Christian Scientists
She has given me her colds a few times…………………………JazzysMomMemberJuly 3, 2006 at 1:05 am #171204694780
Thanks for your input Christian! I like to be educated so I understand why people make the choices they do based on their beliefs…..doesnt matter whether I agree or not!AllieMemberJuly 3, 2006 at 12:33 am #171204694778This is why today you'll still find many people of strict Jewish faith that are vegitarians for this reason.
I think you'll find that most of the growing vegetarian Jewish movement is amoung the less strict Jewish movements, not among the Orthodox or Hasidic movements. This is the reason we have a kosher method of slaughter, true, but there is no more a Jewish vegetarian movement than many faiths.July 2, 2006 at 10:50 pm #171204694774
HI, as an active Jehovah's Witness I wanted to clear up things and reply. Correct, we do not accept blood transfusions of any kind. This is based on numerous scriptures throughout the Bible-Hebrew scriptures and Greek scriptures-which talk about abstaining from consuming all types of blood. The early Israelite law stated this, and early Christian law centuries later after Jesus death stated this also. Kind of interesting-in early Israelite law-there were specific directions they had to follow to drain the blood from their animals so as not to eat any of it. Also-other civilizations centuries ago had customs of drinking blood, and the Bible commanded that they stay away from that also. This is why today you'll still find many people of strict Jewish faith that are vegitarians for this reason. We don't go to that extreme, but still avoid blood. So-that's just where we base this strong belief on.
As far as health concerns, avoiding blood transfusions is really becoming not a big issues anymore. In the past few years, medicine has realized that regardless of religious preference, blood isn't usually the best medicine-and there are alternatives to blood you can take. There are Bloodless Medicine centers all over the US now, most famously the Bloodless Medicine center at Englewood Hospital in New Jersey, and they offer numerous alternatives to blood transfusions. Strict Jehovah's Witnesses would never take blood under any circumstances, and while this may seem crazy for non-Witnesses to understand, you have to realize that we view it as a serious part of our following what the bible teaches. Like if someone was holding a gun to your head, and telling you that if you don't shoot another person, they would pull the trigger and shoot you….most people believe in thou shall not kill whether they are religious or not-their conscience wouldn't let them willinglly kill another innocent human, right? That's really the only way I can explain it-we view it as a serious moral command.
As far as other scriptural/health related concerns-Jehovah's Witnesses do not believe in having abortions. We view that very seriously also. We also do not believe in harming our bodies with drugs or tobacco-b/c their is evidence that they both physically harm the body. We believe that the Bible teaches that human is a gift and is very precious and we shouldn't take it for granted.
With that being said-I don't shun someone if they have used these things or had a problem with drugs or alcohol. We have programs to help people overcome addictions, even programs where we go into men's and women's prisons to do individual counseling and help people get a better life.
I think people think that Witnesses are extreme, and like anything-if you have a better understanding of a belief-even though you may not agree with it-there can be more respect for people's beliefs. And tolerance.MockingbirdMemberJuly 1, 2006 at 6:44 pm #171204694675
I think Jehovah's witnesses can recieve blood now, but it has to be a certain type of man-made blood or something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J…'s_Witnesses_and_blood
Christian Scientists believe they cannot ever go to the doctor or take medicine, but always must be healed by prayer alone. Their founder claimed she had been healed miraculously, so she kind of based her entire religion on that.
Then, of course, there's scientology, which we all know about by now.
That's the only three I know about, though I'm sure every religion has its sects that believe this kind of stuff.JazzysMomMemberJuly 1, 2006 at 5:48 pm #1777815
Since I am not an actively religious person I dont know the answer so I will throw it out there to you guys. I was wonder how many religions have certain beliefs that might interfere with the health care. For example: Jehovah Witnesses do not believe in receiving blood. Which normally wouldnt be a problem I guess, but I am sure there are times it would be. The hasidic jews dont seek health care during the sabbath. Granted there are the die hards & the extremests versus those that IMHO use "common sense" when waying there beliefs versus their life, but in general is what I am speaking of. Any thoughts & please this is meant for informational purposes only & not controversiial & again by no means do I assume that EVERY person following a certain belief would follow the same path to the tee!
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Tottenham 2-0 Aston Villa
- From the section Football
Tottenham earned their fourth straight Premier League victory as second-half goals from Steven Caulker and Aaron Lennon saw off Aston Villa.
After a subdued first half where Gareth Bale and Jermain Defoe went close, Villa's Christian Benteke headed wide before Caulker gave Spurs the lead.
It was fortunate, as Defoe controlled Bale's corner at the back post before his shot deflected in off Caulker.
But Lennon's strike nine minutes later sealed the win with a touch of class.
It was the winger's first goal for nine months, adding to Caulker's first for the club, and Spurs could have made it 3-0 when Bale hit the post late on.
Their task was made much easier when Villa were reduced to 10 men, having used all their substitutes, following a serious-looking injury to left-back Joe Bennett with 13 minutes left.
The former Middlesbrough player was taken off on a stretcher after he and Bale chased the ball to the goal-line and crashed into the advertising hoardings.
Villa are still to win away from home this season, while Andre-Villas Boas' team remain unbeaten at White Hart Lane and move to fifth in the table.
Other than the two goals in a nine-minute period, the game was no classic but it made for a comfortable Premier League debut for Tottenham keeper Hugo Lloris, who ended Brad Friedel's incredible record of 310 consecutive Premier League games.
Lloris was rarely tested, although a poor throw did contribute to Villa's best chance, but questions will remain about Villa boss Paul Lambert's use of striker Darren Bent.
The England forward started the game on the bench, having scored last week against West Brom, and he would have watched in horror as Benteke headed off-target just before Spurs went ahead.
Villa struggled to cope with Tottenham's initial threat down the left, with right-winger Lennon seeing more of the ball as the half wore on, but Villas-Boas's side failed to test Brad Guzan significantly.
At one stage the American keeper darted out of the box to intercept a Spurs through ball, but did well to avoid clipping the advancing Bale, who was lucky not to be booked as he went to ground.
The visitors rode the Spurs swell of pressure and came more into the game as Gabriel Agbonlahor cut in from the left to receive the ball with Lloris quick to close the Villa forward down when he was put through, and the France international keeper also punched Benteke's effort away.
Benteke then twice went close after the break, first shooting straight at Lloris and then heading wide from Marc Albrighton's cross when Spurs' France international keeper had given the ball away.
Those near misses seemed to spark Tottenham, however, and after Defoe had shot narrowly wide following a quick break Spurs took the lead.
From a deep corner from the right, Defoe controlled the ball at the back post and fired towards goal but with the ball heading wide it clipped off Caulker's heel for his first Premier League goal.
Bent was eventually introduced, alongside Charles N'Zogbia, but they barely had time to break sweat before Tottenham went further ahead when Lennon ran straight at Bennett and smashed a shot into the far corner.
Once Villa's full-back went off there was little chance for them to alter the course of the game, and Spurs are now beginning to build real momentum.
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert: "We were well in the game, and had two brilliant chances through Christian Benteke. He has to score one of the two of them, especially away from home; he has to hit the target from the header.
"I've said that to him you have to score those at this level but he's a young player and he will learn every day."
Lineup, Bookings (4) & Substitutions (6)
- 25 Lloris
- 05 Vertonghen
- 13 Gallas
- 28 Walker Booked
- 33 Caulker
- 02 Dempsey (Sigurdsson - 82' )
- 07 Lennon (Townsend - 86' )
- 11 Bale
- 30 Sandro
- 18 Defoe (Adebayor - 68' )
- 19 Dembele
- 24 Friedel
- 20 Dawson
- 06 Huddlestone
- 22 Sigurdsson
- 27 Falque
- 31 Townsend
- 10 Adebayor
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- 22 Guzan
- 04 Vlaar
- 06 Clark
- 27 Bennett Booked
- 34 Lowton
- 08 El Ahmadi Booked
- 12 Albrighton (Bent - 66' )
- 16 Delph Booked (N'Zogbia - 66' )
- 11 Agbonlahor
- 14 Holman (Bannan - 73' )
- 20 Benteke
- 01 Given
- 30 Lichaj
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- 15 Westwood
- 25 Bannan
- 09 Bent
- 26 Weimann
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Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.90:00 +3:32
Mousa Dembele has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box missing to the wide left of the goal.90:00 +2:43
Andros Townsend crosses the ball, Matthew Lowton manages to make a clearance.90:00 +0:29
Andros Townsend has a shot on goal from long range that goes wide left.89:36
Gylfi Sigurdsson takes a shot. Blocked by Ciaran Clark.87:10
Gareth Bale takes a shot. Save made by Bradley Guzan.86:31
The ball is sent over by Charles N'Zogbia, Raniere Sandro manages to make a clearance.85:41 Substitution
Substitution Andros Townsend replaces Aaron Lennon.84:51
Gylfi Sigurdsson takes a shot.81:30 Substitution
Substitution Gylfi Sigurdsson is brought on as a substitute for Clint Dempsey.81:19
Gareth Bale has shot on goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.80:24
Emmanuel Adebayor takes a shot. Save by Bradley Guzan.78:30
The official flags Gareth Bale offside. Bradley Guzan takes the free kick.77:40
Inswinging corner taken by Gareth Bale, clearance made by Matthew Lowton.74:22
Clint Dempsey has a headed effort at goal from close range which goes wide of the left-hand upright.73:48
Matthew Lowton takes a shot. William Gallas gets a block in.72:36
Indirect free kick taken by Barry Bannan.72:36 Substitution
Substitution (Aston Villa) makes a substitution, with Barry Bannan coming on for Brett Holman.72:36 Booking
Booking The referee shows Kyle Walker a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.72:30
Unfair challenge on Brett Holman by Kyle Walker results in a free kick.
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Gareth Bale, clearance made by Christian Benteke.71:42
Centre by Jan Vertonghen, clearance by Ciaran Clark.70:52
Gareth Bale takes a shot. Blocked by Emmanuel Adebayor.70:24
Centre by Gareth Bale, Ciaran Clark manages to make a clearance.70:00
Emmanuel Adebayor takes a shot. Blocked by Ciaran Clark.69:11
Inswinging corner from right by-line crossed in by Gareth Bale, Ciaran Clark manages to make a clearance.67:41 Substitution
Substitution (Tottenham) makes a substitution, with Emmanuel Adebayor coming on for Jermain Defoe.66:30
Assist on the goal came from Clint Dempsey.66:30 Goal scored
Goal! - Aaron Lennon - Tottenham 2 - 0 A Villa Aaron Lennon finds the net with a goal from the edge of the area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Tottenham 2-0 Aston Villa.65:03
Free kick taken by Ron Vlaar.65:03 Substitution
Substitution Fabian Delph goes off and Charles N'Zogbia comes on.65:03 Substitution
Substitution Darren Bent replaces Marc Albrighton.65:03
Jan Vertonghen concedes a free kick for a foul on Ron Vlaar.63:53
Gareth Bale takes a shot. Bradley Guzan makes a save.63:44
Aaron Lennon produces a cross, Ron Vlaar makes a clearance.63:31
Jermain Defoe crosses the ball, Joe Bennett makes a clearance.62:11
Gabriel Agbonlahor produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the goal.61:47
Effort on goal by Jermain Defoe from just inside the penalty box goes harmlessly over the target.57:20
The assist for the goal came from Jermain Defoe.57:20 Goal scored
Goal! - Steven Caulker - Tottenham 1 - 0 A Villa Steven Caulker scores a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Tottenham 1-0 Aston Villa.57:08
Outswinging corner taken by Gareth Bale from the right by-line, Jermain Defoe takes a shot.56:04
The free kick is swung in left-footed by Gareth Bale, Ciaran Clark manages to make a clearance.56:04 Booking
Booking The referee shows Karim El Ahmadi a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.55:58
Foul by Karim El Ahmadi on Aaron Lennon, free kick awarded.54:53
Jermain Defoe produces a right-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that misses to the left of the goal.52:25
Clint Dempsey fouled by Ciaran Clark, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed left-footed by Gareth Bale.51:52
Headed effort from inside the area by Christian Benteke misses to the right of the target.51:06
Foul by Jan Vertonghen on Karim El Ahmadi, free kick awarded. The ball is delivered by Matthew Lowton, Ron Vlaar takes a shot. Save by Hugo Lloris.50:30
The official flags Christian Benteke offside. Kyle Walker restarts play with the free kick.49:40
Matthew Lowton delivers the ball, William Gallas manages to make a clearance.48:27
A cross is delivered by Gareth Bale, clearance made by Ron Vlaar.48:12
Kyle Walker takes a shot. Ciaran Clark gets a block in.47:26
Shot from outside the penalty box by Jan Vertonghen goes wide right of the goal.46:34
Kyle Walker takes the free kick.46:34 Booking
Booking Joe Bennett goes into the book.46:29
Free kick awarded for a foul by Joe Bennett on Aaron Lennon.46:07
Christian Benteke takes a shot. Save by Hugo Lloris.45:34
Foul by Clint Dempsey on Ciaran Clark, free kick awarded. Indirect free kick taken by Ron Vlaar.45:01
The game restarts for the second half.45:00 +2:33 Half time
Half Time The first half comes to an end.45:00 +2:03
Raniere Sandro challenges Brett Holman unfairly and gives away a free kick. Matthew Lowton takes the indirect free kick.43:57
Mousa Dembele challenges Matthew Lowton unfairly and gives away a free kick. Marc Albrighton delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from right channel, clearance by Hugo Lloris.42:35
Free kick awarded for a foul by Karim El Ahmadi on Aaron Lennon. Kyle Walker restarts play with the free kick.41:10
William Gallas gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Christian Benteke. Marc Albrighton crosses the ball in from the free kick, Steven Caulker makes a clearance.39:08
Free kick awarded for a foul by Christian Benteke on Raniere Sandro. Indirect free kick taken by Kyle Walker.36:56
Jermain Defoe takes a shot. Blocked by Ron Vlaar.33:14
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Clint Dempsey by Fabian Delph. A cross is delivered by Gareth Bale, Shot by Jan Vertonghen from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the target.31:51
Inswinging corner taken by Gareth Bale from the right by-line.31:14
Outswinging corner taken by Gareth Bale, Christian Benteke makes a clearance.30:45
Christian Benteke concedes a free kick for a foul on Raniere Sandro. Kyle Walker takes the free kick.30:31
Centre by William Gallas, Karim El Ahmadi makes a clearance.29:39
Jermain Defoe produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the net.28:53
The official flags Christian Benteke offside. Free kick taken by Hugo Lloris.26:10
The free kick is delivered left-footed by Gareth Bale from left channel, clearance by Christian Benteke.26:10 Booking
Booking Booking for Fabian Delph for unsporting behaviour.26:00
Unfair challenge on Mousa Dembele by Fabian Delph results in a free kick.22:49
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Gareth Bale played to the near post, Karim El Ahmadi manages to make a clearance.22:41
Gareth Bale sends in a cross, clearance by Ron Vlaar.21:17
The ball is crossed by Marc Albrighton, clearance made by William Gallas.20:46
Christian Benteke takes a shot. Hugo Lloris makes a save.18:49
Joe Bennett crosses the ball, William Gallas manages to make a clearance.18:19
Centre by Gabriel Agbonlahor, Steven Caulker makes a clearance.17:34
Aaron Lennon sends in a cross, Ron Vlaar manages to make a clearance.16:11
Fabian Delph concedes a free kick for a foul on Clint Dempsey. Mousa Dembele takes the indirect free kick.14:11
Outswinging corner taken by Gareth Bale from the left by-line played to the near post, Christian Benteke makes a clearance.13:55
Fabian Delph delivers the ball, clearance by Jan Vertonghen.12:21
Gabriel Agbonlahor takes a shot. Blocked by Steven Caulker.11:07
Long range shot from Karim El Ahmadi misses to the left of the goal.9:39
Jermain Defoe takes a shot. Save made by Bradley Guzan.6:26
Marc Albrighton produces a cross, Kyle Walker manages to make a clearance.5:05
Free kick awarded for a foul by Matthew Lowton on Gareth Bale. Gareth Bale delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from left channel.3:32
The referee blows for offside against Marc Albrighton. Indirect free kick taken by Jan Vertonghen.1:54
The referee blows for offside against Jermain Defoe. Bradley Guzan restarts play with the free kick.0:24
Gareth Bale produces a left-footed shot from the edge of the box and misses to the right of the target.0:00
The game kicks-off.
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===Story=== Sin and seduction continue to make life interesting for the security team at the Montecito Resort and Casino. The fourth season of this glittery ensemble drama follows Ed Deline (Oscar nominee James Caan), the surveillance chief with a CIA past, as he and young protégé Danny (Josh Duhamel) manage the impact of card counters, hot-tempered high rollers and rival casinos. Vanessa Marcil and Molly Sims round out the cast. ===DVD Features=== *Season 3 Recap *Behind The Scenes - The Making of Las Vegas *Backstage with Cast & Crew
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I saw the last "X-Men" film at the Cannes Film Festival, of all places, in 2006, where that film's director Brett Ratner had promised that the franchise had come to an end.
But if fans can accept the idea of an alternate universe populated by mutant superheroes, then accepting an alternate reality inside that universe - in which new actors play young versions of the original characters in the origins story that is the new film's conceit - will be be no stretch.
But let me inject a cautionary note for actress Jennifer Lawrence. Was playing blue skinned mutant Raven, played by Rebecca Romijn in the last film, really the best choice you could make after being nominated, deservedly, for an Oscar in the gloomy indie film "Winter's Bone?"
Witness Halle Berry, who went from her Oscar win for the similarly downbeat "Monster's Ball," into a series of forgettable roles in "Catwoman," "Die Another Day," and "X-2,' in which she played the platinum haired Storm (the character does not appear in the new film) - and whose downward trajectory continues today.
Lawrence, the only Oscar nominee in "First Class" is in good company. Fantasy films are rich with Oscar talent, whose acting process is designed to lend gravitas to the films' absurd concepts.
Nominees Ian McKellen and Ellen Page and winner Anna Pacquin were in the last "X-Men," film, and this summer alone Oscar winner Kenneth Branagh directed "Thor," which co-starred Oscar winner Natalie Portman, and "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," co-starred Oscar winners Penelope Cruz and Geoffrey Rush (and a cameo by fellow winner Judi Dench) and three time nominee Johnny Depp.
All have had successful careers. And so should Lawrence.
Unless, like Berry, she doesn't.
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The average NFL player plays until he's 27. Then, with bum knees and dilapidated joints, what next?
For a star quarterback playing in this Sunday's Super Bowl like Tom Brady or Eli Manning, it'll probably be six-car garages. But for retired players who played decades ago when their then-working-class salaries often meant taking a second job in the off-season, it frequently comes down to choosing between groceries or meds.
It's a truth that five-time All-Pro running back Jon Arnett, 71, and his wife, Jane, 51, work from their Lake Oswego home to fix. They're raising money to help retirees pay for prescription medications, and also networking with hundreds of affected families and potential corporate sponsors to coax the NFL Players Association to action.
The Arnetts have identified about 100 retirees who are "unable to function on a day-to-day basis and unable to make income due to physical and mental problems that their physicians feel are related to their NFL experience," Jane says.
And they estimate as many as 500 to 600 retired players—from the suicidal to the surgically drained—are desperate for help. The NFL has a $1.1 billion pension and disability fund. Yet only about 300 out of 8,000 or so former players—less than 4 percent—get disability payments, senior league vice president Dennis Curran told Congress last June.
Arnett, whose starting NFL salary in 1957 was $15,000, retired from the NFL in 1967 with a salary of $37,000 after 10 years playing for the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears.
He now owns an Asian food label with two major customers: Wal-Mart and Costco. He moved to Oregon in 2005 from Palos Verdes, Calif., with his wife, a native Lake Oswegan, and daughter Kimberly, 16.
Arnett says he's blessed to have retired relatively unscathed (other than a sciatic nerve injury) to run a viable business. But he and Jane are outraged at the NFLPA's treatment of unluckier ex-players.
"People are not meant to run into each other," Jon says. "These guys are giving up food, their wives are working well into retirement age.… It would be so easy for the NFL to handle."
The Arnetts say pocket change from the $7 billion-a-year league could take care of these early players' medical bills before they die.
But instead of spending its money on suffering retirees, the NFLPA has hired Lanny Davis, former special counsel to Bill Clinton, to negotiate its problems and spent $5.6 million on legal fees in 2004 and 2005, according to reports in the New York Daily News and The Washington Post .
"I always think that if you have to bring in the big guns, you have a big problem you're trying to hide," Jane says.
A study reported in 2005 by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found retired NFL players face a 37 percent higher risk of Alzheimer's than other U.S. males of the same age. Researchers found in the same study that retired players are much more likely to suffer dementia. The study was based on a survey completed by 2,552 retired players.
And it's not just the NFL and NFLPA short-changing these men, it's also the health insurance companies denying coverage due to pre-existing conditions or "quoting them rates that would blow you away," Jane says. She adds it's hard to find sympathetic ears on this issue because of the misconception that all NFL retirees are rich.
"Contemporary fans think of the Hummer-driving guy with a 10,000-square-foot house and lots of bling," Jane says. "The fellows we're talking about don't have this option.… They worked in the off-season."
According to
, the median salary in the NFL in 2007 was $770,000. Union president Gene Upshaw makes at least $6.7 million per year, according to
The average player who gives 10 years to Major League baseball gets $175,000 a year in benefits at age 62. The same average NFL player gets $32,000 a year.


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Cardinal High School students continue to show major improvements
Students in the Cardinal Community School District are continuing to show major improvement since several new programs were put into place to keep students on-track and motivated in the classroom.
Superintendent Joel Pederson told KTVO on Thursday that the high schoolâ??s new â??ketchupâ?? program is paying off.
Since 2011, grade point averages among students have improved, as the number of students who had received failing grades has fallen dramatically.
â??For the G.P.A. improvement from last quarter to this quarter, we improved by 63%; and then from last yearâ??s failing students, we had 138 assigned a failing grade in classes, and this year we had five this quarter,â?? said Michelle Albert, a teacher at Cardinal High School.
The â??ketchupâ?? program forces students to catch-up on late or missing assignments. The innovative program ties in with the districtâ??s zero tolerance on missing homework assignments.
â??We have some students that finally have decided that doing their homework is the easiest way to do it. We are going to make them do it, so by doing it, their grades are improving and we are seeing the moral of some students also improving,â?? said Albert.
Superintendent Pedersen said that he truly did not know what the new program would do for his students, but that the numbers are looking good.
Pedersen gives credit to his teachers, students and parents for the encouraging numbers.
Below are the numbers released by Pedersen.
High School (Grades 9-12)
Student Count: 229
2011-2012 â?? Quarter 2 to 2011-2012 â?? Quarter 3
63% of students increased their grade point average
Quarter 2 - 138 â??Fâ?? grades assigned
Quarter 3 â?? 5 â??Fâ?? grades assigned
Quarter 3 â?? 124 â??Fâ?? grades assigned
Quarter 3 â?? 5 â??Fâ?? grades assigned