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"I'm sure you've heard the buzz, if you follow it, it's had terrific attendance," said park spokesman Stanley Odum.
Odum said opening day's attendance was 2,000 people. Each following day saw 1,800 people visit Ghost Town.
"We're just slammed, it's going bonkers," Odum said. "Alaska initially expected 500 people on the first day and obviously that got blown out of the water."
Alaska Presley, who purchased the park for $1.5 million at auction in 2012, has been attempting to bring the aging park — a big Western-themed draw in its 1960s and 70s heyday — back from the brink, but has experienced hurdles in the form of failed inspections, limited attractions and delayed openings. This year the park's originally slated June 20 opening date was pushed back due to a delayed waterline expansion project and a washed-out evacuation road that needed repairing.
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text: Former Canadian minister confirms aliens on earth? 12>daymoon posted:1/7/2014 3:14:00 PM Canada's former defense minister says space aliens live among us, but hate our nukes By Travis Gettys Alien species have been visiting earth for thousands of years, says Canada's former defense minister, and they're worried that humans are going to wreck the planet. "Something dreadful is going to happen to it if we don't smarten up and change our ways," said Paul Hellyer, who served as defense minister in the 1960s. He's the first top official from a G8 nation to claim that extraterrestrial life has been confirmed, and he discussed his beliefs Tuesday on Russia Today. Hellyer said up to 80 different species regularly visit earth, from the "short grays" seen in cartoons and illustrations to species called "Nordic blondes" and "tall whites" who could almost pass as humans. He claimed the "tall whites" are working with the U.S. Air Force in Nevada, and that two women from that species had dressed as nuns and went to Las Vegas to shop. They come from all over the galaxy — including from Venus, Mars and Saturn's moon, Andromedia – and other star systems, Hellyer said. He said all but perhaps one or two of the species were benevolent and wanted to help humans, but they're bound by a code of conduct from doing so. "They have rules (and) one of the rules is that they don't interfere with our affairs unless there are invited to – and that's one of the reasons, probably, that we haven't seen more of them until very recently," Hellyer said. He said military investigators had found strong evidence that at least four species had been visiting earth for much of human history, and he said their visits had become more frequent since our discovery of atomic technology. "We have a long history of UFOs and of course there has been a lot more activity in the last few decades, since we invented the atomic bomb, and they are very concerned about that and the fact that we might use it again, and because the cosmos is a unity and it affects not just us but other people in the cosmos," Hellyer said. "They are very much afraid that we might be stupid enough to start using atomic weapons again, and this would be very bad for us and for them, as well." He said the aliens had accepted that humans had a right to run their own planet, although they were concerns about our stewardship of it. "We spend too much time fighting each other, we spend too much money on military expenditures and not enough money on feeding the poor and looking after the homeless and sick, and that we're polluting our waters and air and that we're playing around with these exotic weapons, thermonuclear weapons and atomic weapons, which have such a devastating effect on our earth and our cosmos, and they don't like that," Hellyer said. He said that aliens wish they could share more technology with humans, but they're afraid we'd use these advances for warfare. "As far as technology is concerned, they are light years ahead of us, and we have learned a lot of things from them," Hellyer said. "A lot of the things we use today we got from them, you know – LED lights and microchips and Kevlar vests and all sorts things that we got from their technology, and we could get a lot more, too, especially in the fields of medicine and agriculture if we would go about it peacefully. "But, I think, maybe some of our people are more interested in getting the military technology, and I think that's wrong-headed, and that's one of the things that we are going to have to change, because we're going to have to work together, all of us, everywhere on the planet," he said. So I am thinking, either he is telling the truth, or he has Alzheimer disease setting in. BUT if it is the latter, having worked for many many years with the victims of Alzheimer's disease, their brains begin to deteriorate and conscious thoughts are slowly erased back to a previous moments in time that they cannot process. The emotional scars seem to be the last memories to fade. I think he is telling the truth, being not fully human myself I have to accept his admission in the very least as being a partial admission to the truth even though I DON'T believe they are all peaceful and just want to help. If they were all so nicey nice and just wanted to help and observe, my kind wouldn't be here. Any thoughts, questions or political statements?bobprin posted:1/7/2014 6:05:33 PM Politicans as well as diapers should be changed often... and for the same reasons. Mark Twaingary107 posted:1/8/2014 2:41:59 AM you just have to love Mark Twain. Both the Canadians and the Chinese governments are so much more open and honest on these subjects than our Washington government. Eh?daymoon posted:1/8/2014 5:38:28 AM Poli= many, tics= blood sucking parasights LOL if anyone from american government came out and said this stuff they'd either disappear or mysteriously be found to be on drugs or have kiddie porn on pc.... A lot of religious txt would have to be re-examined if we did get undeniable confirmation of alien intervention on earth. I'm not saying it's aliens,,, but it's aliens!!!!!bobprin posted:1/8/2014 5:40:45 AM Idk it sounded like BS yesterday, it still looks like BS today, I wonder what tomorrow will bring?daymoon posted:1/8/2014 5:52:03 AM I can't say as I believe it is all BS, I do believe aliens have been on earth for a long time. There is too much evidence to show otherwise. But I think this canadian is confused about why some of them are here and what is really happening between them and governments all over the world. Team america got it right, north korea is being led by an evil alien bug thing.bobprin posted:1/8/2014 8:30:51 AM Lol, good description of mr kim. No, I'm sure it's not all BS but aliens from mars, venus? Pah leeze. ;-)gary107 posted:1/8/2014 1:15:34 PM I think there are more errors in the reporting of the interview than there are in what he was trying to say/convey. If we have the credit of destroying Mars World by use of super volcanoes there, then there might be fear we could do the same with Earth World because of our known pass historical behaviour. Check to see who Travis Gettys is and which companies he has worked for [if any].gary107 posted:1/8/2014 1:51:00 PM Travis Gettys lives in Newport, Kentucky [population 15,273]. On his tweeter web site there is the likeness of a Gray alien smoking a weed joint and saying "take me to your dealer." It is difficult to tell the true story through the pot smoke. No AP, UPI, Reuters....not even Fox News.daymoon posted:1/11/2014 10:43:01 AM Aliens toking the doobage? ya know I could probably get along with those greys quite well hahahahhabobprin posted:1/11/2014 2:31:41 PM Oh no, sister Doob. That stuff is highly toxic, look at me. I used to be a dashing young man full of boundless energy, now, I'm an old fart ;(daymoon posted:1/12/2014 9:39:15 AM In Reply To:bobprin posted:1/11/2014 2:31:41 PM Oh no, sister Doob. That stuff is highly toxic, look at me. I used to be a dashing young man full of boundless energy, now, I'm an old fart ;(Awe Bob your not old :) You are aged like fine whine :) or cheese whichever you prefer. Being a bit older is better as youth is wasted on the young. besides, most of the time with age comes wisdom, and the ability to make smart alec witty remarks and the greatest part, you arent held accountable for it cuz your old!!! Ever seen the fruitcake lady????? I rest my case LOL!bobprin posted:1/12/2014 9:50:43 AM I never make smart alec witty remarks. I simply... well, I... uhbreeld posted:1/12/2014 10:11:50 AM You two are some funny folks. loldaymoon posted:1/12/2014 11:32:53 AM In Reply To:breeld posted:1/12/2014 10:11:50 AM You two are some funny folks. lolThank you breeld :) What does your screen name mean? "breeld"bobprin posted:1/12/2014 11:51:12 AM It's short for Breezeway Weld.daymoon posted:1/12/2014 2:28:29 PM In Reply To:bobprin posted:1/12/2014 11:51:12 AM It's short for Breezeway Weld.Oh ok, thats a cool name I like it.bobprin posted:1/12/2014 3:05:31 PM Yeah, Tuesday's little sister. Love her though. Heck I made her the queen of the atari galaxy once.bobprin posted:1/12/2014 3:06:37 PM daymoon posted:1/12/2014 3:10:20 PM I dont want to be a queen,,, or a princess LOL! I am perfectly happy rollin on my own with no servants or subjects :) Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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1972: Basketball forward Grant Hill, who won NCAA championships with the Duke Blue Devils in 1991 and 1992, is born in Dallas, Texas. Hill, who was inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2014, also spent 19 years in the NBA, being named the 1995 NBA co-Rookie of the Year and playing seven NBA All-Star Games. He also won an Olympic gold medal as part of Team USA in 1996.


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But her personality and experience was a natural fit.
Born and raised in George West, Sanchez worked for 35 years with the Texas Department of Health and Mental Retardation.
"I trained mentally handicapped individuals to work and taught them independent living skills," she said.
In 2002, she returned to Beeville to take care of her mother.
"After my mother passed in 2005, I decided I needed to do something," she said.
Thanks to Experience Works, Sanchez was hired on at the Vineyard.
Now in its 12th year, the Vineyard unites the faith-based efforts of 14 local churches by supplying the needs of more than 1,400 families, offering clothes, food, utility and medical assistance and emergency shelter.
Bettye Hale, then executive director, saw potential in Sanchez and wanted her to work in the office.
"I started working in the office and became the receptionist," Sanchez said.
Sanchez was only working a handful of hours a week and needed a few more.
Hale told Sanchez, "I am going to retire and I want you to apply for my position."
Sanchez was concerned that her lack of experience in grant writing would hinder her application for the position.
"She said you don't need them because you have the background helping people. You can learn to write grants," she said.
Ultimately, the board selected Christy Lansford with the understanding that she had yet to hear from a couple of other places she had applied for work.
Sanchez was made an assistant.
One of those offers came through, a job at Coastal Bend College Foundation. Lansford moved on and Sanchez was moved up.
"Lansford agreed to volunteer a few hours per week," Sanchez said.
Larry McRorey, pastor at First United Methodist Church, said that he is glad to have Sanchez heading up the Vineyard.
"She earned her stripes by working 'in the trenches' at the Vineyard for the past six years and knows many of the clients on a personal level," he said.
"She has an innate ability to distinguish between those who truly need a hand up and those who are trying to manipulate the system.
"As a result, she leads with firmness but fairness, and expects the best from clients and volunteers alike. In so doing, the changes that have been implemented over the past few months have brought a sense of freshness to the Vineyard and we are already seeing the fruits of her labor."
Sanchez is now working to clean up the warehouse and "sales floor."
"I am trying to make this a place where people can come and shop and not feel degraded or feel bad because they have to come here," she said. "I want it be a nice experience for the people and have nicer things put out for them."
Just in the past year or so, Sanchez has seen the number of people coming through Vineyard doors increase.
And that is partially because of the oil boom.
"People relocate here because of the oil boom and they find the jobs don't work out or they are finding it hard to find a place to live and they are stuck and need help," she said.
Then there are those who do get jobs but quickly realize that the 15 days of straight work and 12-hour days are too much.
"They don't realize the kind of work they are going to have to do," she said. "It is not easy work."
Then there is always the prison that draws people to the area.
"I see their case files and they are coming from Houston so I ask, 'What makes you come to Beeville?'
"They say, 'I have a family member in prison and I want to be close to them.'"
The hardest part of her job is when she has to tell one of those in need "no."
It's in her nature to help.
"It is not a physically hard job," she said. "But it is a job where you have to make choices.
"Sometimes you have to say 'no' and it is very difficult.
"So I do a lot of praying."
Like any business, she has a budget and if money isn't in the fund to help pay utility bills, then there is nothing she can do.
"We might not have the money for that particular need," she said. "The money may be in another fund but I cannot use it."
With money dwindling, Sanchez is looking forward to Nov. 13 — Coastal Bend Day of Giving.
For one 24-hour period on that day, Coastal Bend residents have the opportunity to contribute to 30 charities that provide basic services for core needs.
Fifteen local foundations will match contributions that day up to $310,000.
For more information about this year's nonprofits or funders, visit www.coastalbenddayofgiving.org or call 361-882-9745.
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Actress Blake Lively arrives for the pre 1 - Her ranking on Ask Men's Top 99 of 2011 "Most Desirable Women" list. (credit: JOE KLAMAR/AFP/GettyImages)
2011 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Gala - Inside Arrivals 2 - The number of celebrity romances she has had including a fling with Leonardo Dicaprio. (credit: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
Jason Wu For Target Launch 3 - The number of roles that Blake shared as a senior at Burbank High School, she was the class president, a cheerleader and a member of the championship choir. (Photo by Marc Stamas/Getty Images)
2011 Teen Choice Awards - Show 4 - The number of siblings she has. (credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
2011 MTV Movie Awards - Press Room 4 - Her rank in the 2010 "Maxim Top 100 Hottest Women." (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
"The Town" Boston Premiere 6 - The number of scenes she appeared in in Ben Affleck's 2012 film "The Town". (credit: Bryce Vickmark/Getty Images)
Spike TV's "Scream 2010" - Show 11 - The number of years difference in age between her and boyfriend Ryan Reynolds. (credit: Michael Caulfield/Getty Images)
DIRECTV's 3rd Annual Celebrity Beach Bowl - Inside 11 - The age at which she first met Gossip Girl co-star Penn Badgley. (credit: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for DirectTV)
Premiere Of Warner Bros. Pictures' "Green Lantern" - Arrivals 12 - The number of films she has been in. (credit: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
"The Town" Premiere - 2010 Toronto International Film Festival 24 - Blake's age until her birthday on August 25. (credit: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
"Green Lantern" Panel - Comic-Con 2010 36 - Carol Ferris, the character she played in 2011's "Green Lantern," was ranked 36th in Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
HBO's Post Emmy Award Reception 60 - The number of inches tall she is. (credit: Kristian Dowling/Getty Images)
"Gossip Girl" Celebrates 100 Episodes 111 - The number of Gossip Girl episodes she has starred in to date. (credit: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)
Tiffany & Co. Introduces Eyewear For Spring 2011 2005 - The year she graduated from high school. (credit: Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images for Tiffany & Co.)
18th Annual Kids Choice Awards - Arrivals 2005 - The year she got her first job. The "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" was her first major acting role. We're not counting the role she played in her father's film Sandman in 1998. (Photo by Matthew Simmons/Getty Images)
MTV TRL Presents Omarion, J. Holiday & The Cast Of Gossip Girl 2008 - The year she was first cast on the cover of Vanity Fair Magazine's August cover. She shared the cover with Kristen Stewart, Emma Roberts and Amanda Seyfried as "Hollywood's New Wave". (credit: Scott Gries/Getty Images)
CHANEL Hosts A Dinner In Honor Of Blake Lively - Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2012 2011 - When she became the face of Chanel's new "Mademoiselle" handbag line. (credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
Blake Lively Unveils Swarovski Star To Crown The 2010 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree 2012 - The year that she switched sponsorships from Chanel to Gucci for her fragrance. (credit: Donna Ward/Getty Images)
Blake Lively 12,000 - A John Galliano jacket she wore in an episode cost a whopping 12k. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
Premiere Of "Rocket Science" - After Party 50,000 - The number of dollars she made for each episode of Gossip Girl. (credit: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
Actress Blake Lively listens as New York 2.3 million - The price of the house her and boyfriend Ryan Reynolds recently acquired in Bedford, NY. (credit: DON EMMERT/AFP/Getty Images)
2009 The CW Network UpFront 40 million - Her first feature film "The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants" took in 40 mil at the box office. 12th highest in the teen romance genre according to Box Office Mojo. (credit: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
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The Graphic Truth: Ways to Strikeout Alfonso Soriano
While eschewing the seasonal "will the Cardinals be able to sign Albert Pujols" question, I stumbled across this gem among some old game notes and strategies for getting out Cubs.
Ah, nothin' hurts more than the truth.
At least he's only signed for four more years at *gulp*, $18 million a year.
Uh… yah.
Don't hate me 'cuz I know bad math when I see it. And don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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Why does he have to use such a heavy bat? Unless he's changed that since his days with the Yankees, that's what I remember about him (other than that he strikes out a lot). It always looks like it's too big for him.
Seems to be a bit of a pride issue going on with Alfie. Same reason why he bitched and complained about being dropped in the order… dude is holding on to the idea of his pipedream self. In my opinion, at least.
Seriously, Prince… I don't get it. Really. Those contracts are ATROCIOUS!
Even though I'm not a big fan of even bigger contracts, I do wear my Soriano jersey with pride. Ok, he can strikeout easily, but he is reliable.
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Sweet pie chart! He waves like a middle-aged golfer wearing a neck brace.
Mark — Reliably shaky as a defender and reliably inconsistent as a hitter… I mean, yeah, he'll get his 20 bombs, but most of them are moot compared to the rest of his production.
Matt — Sweet visual! Grazie!


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Shannon Halligan joined 41 Action News in June of 2013 as a multimedia journalist.
Shannon comes to Kansas City from WWLP-TV in Springfield, Massachusetts where she was the weekend morning anchor and reporter.
Although she's moving to "Tornado Alley," Shannon is no stranger to twisters. She was part of the news team that won two Emmys and an AP Award for best newscast for coverage of the June 1st tornado that ripped through Western Massachusetts.
During her time in Western Mass., Shannon reported live during the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect in Watertown and while Hurricane Sandy devastated parts of the East Coast. She covered the gas explosion in downtown Springfield that leveled two buildings and damaged 41 others. Shannon was on the anchor desk the morning after the Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre and kept families informed as Hurricane Irene flooded towns and wiped out homes.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in White River Junction is hosting a free open house and information fair Thursday.
The event will run from 5 to 8 p.m. in the research building (building 44) at 163 Veterans Drive.
The Department of Veterans Affairs said in a news release that those who served in the armed forces and received an honorable discharge may qualify for health care benefits from the department. At the fair and open house, staff will be available to answer questions and help veterans complete their health care application.
Veterans and their family members can also visit information tables to learn more about Veterans Affairs compensation benefits and available health care services.
Veterans interested in applying for VA health care during the event should bring a copy of their discharge paperwork (Form DD 214), a photo ID and financial information from the previous calendar year.
The open house will have a fall harvest theme. Families and costumes are welcome. There will be activities and games for children including hayrides and pumpkin decorating. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Friends of Veterans, the local VA Union and the Mobile Vet Center will be on site to give out candy to trick-or-treaters.
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I'm Doing Things A Lil Different With My Second Daughter. I Want To Start Weaning My 6mth Old,only Through The Night.does Anyone Have Any Tips For Me?
I'm Doing Things A Lil Different With My Second Daughter. I Want To Start Weaning My 6mth Old,only Through The Night.does Anyone Have Any Tips For Me?
As far as I've read most babies cannot sleep without a feeding for more than 6 hours before they are 1. Dr. Brazelton suggests that just before the mother goes to bed herself, she should BF the baby between his/her sleep so that s/he can sleep a long stretch with a full tummy while the mother is sleeping too.
My baby slep throu the night at around 4-5 months old herself withou me doing anything... then at six months she started waking up again around 2-3 for another feeding until now 9 1/2 mo.... I have tried many things but nothings works ... cereal etc... I totally agreed with pp... most bf babies cant sleep throught the night with out a feeding
My baby sleeps from 7pm to 6-7am without nursing. He is 7.5 months. Seems like whenever he would cry I'd pick him up thinking he needed nursing. I realized at about 6 months that he wasn't really needing to nurse. I started putting his paci in his mouth and he would pass right back out. If he woke up again shortly thereafter then I would nurse. Slowly but surely he started not waking up again and eventually he stopped needing me to put the paci back in as well. I've never let him CIO, I personally don't believe in that but that does work for some. You might try comforting next time, patting the butt, putting the paci back in, rubbing the back - but not picking up. If that works then baby is probably not hungry. Also, you might try making sure baby gets in more nursings during the day. I also realized when he was waking up at night that his last nurse wasn't very productive. I bought a scale and weighed before and after and he was only getting 2-3 ounces. So I supplemented with some pumped breast milk. That way I felt comfortable that he shouldn't be hungry for at least several hours. Bottom line, if my baby was hungry, I'd nurse but he didn't seem to need to anymore. Sorry for being so long winded. . . hth!
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-Breastfeeding again and hope to go the full year!
While some mothers are fortunate to have a baby that sleeps long periods naturally, implementing a sleep schedule at the age of 6 months is not suggested. What comes to mind first is that in some babies, restricting their calorie intake can create problems with weight gain and growth. I understand how frustrating it can be to hear that other parents are getting lots of sleep. Is this part of the problem you are facing? There is a good balance of women on this board that are still nursing through night waking. I am one of them.
An LLL article called "when will my baby sleep through the night?" http://www.llli.org/FAQ/sleep.html
A plethora of other articles on nighttime parenting: http://www.llli.org/NB/NBsleep.html
Explains why some babies need to nurse more frequently than others: http://www.llli.org/FAQ/schedule.html
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I wish I did have some tips, but I can only give you a little support. My son is 8 months old and still gets up twice a night to nurse. I've tried letting him talk himself back to sleep, but he wakes up again 20 minutes later. And it's a full nurse, not just sips and back to sleep, so I'm assuming he is truly hungry. It's usually every four hours.
I noticed that the other lady who had a baby that slept through the night pumps during the day. I do as well, because I work full time. This is just a hypothesis, but there is no question that my baby drinks more milk during the day when he is at daycare and drinking bottles of pumped milk than during the weekend when we nurse. I know for a fact because I have a scale and weigh every feeding. While he eats 6 ounce bottles every 3 hours during the week, on the weekends he only takes in about 3 ounces a nurse. I'm betting that he is able to sleep through the night because he gets enough calories during the day whereas if he didn't take a bottle he'd need those nighttime nursings to get the same amount of calories. Obviously, I like the fact that he sleeps through the night, but that doesn't mean that I do. I have to pump in the middle of the night to make enough milk to give him those bottles during the day. Just throwing that out there as a possible explanation and to make it clear that he is getting the same amount of milk as if he were waking up and nursing.


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the best thing we could get outa this is a fight between Q and Pierce.... and a good game.. right now, a win helps, but its not the most important thing.. agreed realistic, except the lee for perkins.. not even close
I don't want to be a downer because just like the rest of you i would love to beat the Celtics tonight but they still have Ray Allen, Pierce, Rondo, Powe, Perkins, and House so even without KG there pretty solid.
I want the win but more important i want the Knicks to fight from buzzer to buzzer and show the Celtics we ain't going to be embarassed anymore. If that means a hard foul or some talking then so be it.
I want a win but if we hang tough against a good team on the road i'll take that. Nobody showed jump off a bridge if we lost this game because even without KG they are more experienced and probably more talented.
I know alot of people love Lee but i would trade Lee for Perkins straight up any day.
I beat the celtics on 2k8
I was down by 21 in the first half, 15 at halftime and i won by 13.
Somebody likes Dantoni....we been playing to many teams without one of their franchise players in the lineup.
I'm not fooled by this 6-4 record but I did put my money on it.
Boston wid out KG will still crush us.
I'm worried about Perkins & Powe hurting Chandler again.
I like Collins wid all he brings to the court but those missing easy baskets is something you get cut for in H.S. B-Ball.
I HATE double technical fouls. They're completely pointless, just don't call anything. What difference does it make?
Chandler is having a good game so far. Besides him, everyone else seems pretty out of whack. Plus, our defense is very bad. I'm surprised they're only leading by 10.
Boston scoring in the paint at will should make the this Knick team do the same.
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Trashing historyJuly 13,2013In April 1967 Robert Kennedy and other members of a Senate subcommittee investigating poverty in America traveled to the Mississippi Delta country to have a firsthand look. They drove in a caravan of cars to Bolivar County north of Greenville, where they found a small community amid cotton fields. It was a collection of shacks surrounding an earthen courtyard where the women washed clothes in tubs. There were few men of working age, little food in anyones refrigerators, no indoor plumbing.
Changes in the wage laws had brought to a close the practice of sharecropping, which had been a form of quasi-servitude that had prevailed for a century. As a result, poverty had worsened. In those Delta villages, children suffered the diseases of malnutrition. The children Kennedy saw were happy to shake his hand, but they were ragged and filthy. The women who were watching over them were in poor health and prematurely aged.
It was a visit to the Third World. America at the time was beginning to realize that poverty was a fact of life even in a land of riches and opportunity. And poverty was not unique to African-Americans in the Delta. Impoverished white populations in Appalachia and elsewhere also came to the attention of the nation. Conditions in urban slums flared up into deadly riots in Los Angeles, Detroit and elsewhere. An influential book at the time called The Other America showed Americans the reality of what, properly considered, was not another America. It was America, and it would no longer be ignored.
One of the outcomes of Kennedys investigations was the food stamp program. Poor children in Mississippi or in New York City would not be allowed to suffer malnutrition. It was an embrace of one of Franklin Roosevelts Four Freedoms the freedom from want. It was the charitable response of a national community to the shocking reality of economic injustice.
Political support for food stamps persisted over the years because it was the responsibility of the Agriculture Department, and so its appropriations became part of the farm bill. The farm bill authorizes farm support programs, such as subsidies for cotton, corn and soybeans and price supports for dairy farmers. Farmers understood that poor people would be able to consume the products of American farms if they had food stamps in their hands.
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The Republican response to this failure was to pass a farm bill this week that excluded food stamps altogether. As one Republican congressman said, Republicans had decided to eliminate extraneous portions of the bill.
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The 47 million people who are on (food stamps) are not extraneous, said Rep. Jim McGovern of Massachusetts.
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Pacquaio was never as great as people tried to make him out to be. He was a more athletically gifted version of Arturio Gatti. An action fighter with a lot of heart, but serious skill defeciency.
Pacquaio only become a big name because people were looking for someone who could dethrone Floyd and Pacquiao became the "Great Filipino Hope" You can't go around lunging in and out like a mad man, throwing punches on one leg and compete with the best fighters in the world.
Pacquaio got himself knocked out. He threw that bull**** jab where he jumped in while throwing it and jumped straight into the overhand right. Reminiscent of Hatton lunging face first into the check hook. Those are amaterur moves. He was able to get away with that with face first brawelrs like Margarito, Hatton, and zombie de la hoya. But ever time he got in there with a skilled counterpuncher like Marquez, he got a boxing lesson and needed the judges to bail him out. Well not tonight. He finally became the knockout waiting to happen that he was. You can't jump in an and out like a Maniac with skilled fighters. He woulod've been picked apart even worse by Floyd.
Tonight the rest of the world finally saw Pacquaio exposed for he really was by a much slower, but much more skilled 40year old mexican warrior. Pacquaio has always been a great. but non elite action fighter, and never had the skill set to be the best p4p fighter in the world.
I actually had a dream today of that image of him being laid out by a wrestling commentating table then seeing the real thing lol.
I went over my friend's house to see this fight. First boxing PPV match (live anyway) I saw. Was great. My friend was distracted by that tall woman judge early on because of her look, expressions, and movements lol.
I didn't even realize it was Marquez that won until I saw his face because of how the fight was going.
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as a fight fan, i'd still like to see the fight happen. every fight is different. maybe mayweather would take this fight now. i'd still like to see how pac's speed, footwork, or power go up against mayweather's defense.
if mayweather takes this fight, pac should take some of that marquez juice and start working out. on his 24/7 he just sparred.
lol at the gotti comparison. not even close.
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I don't watch many fights I gotta say I wondered if he was gonna get up after that.
exposed?lol i though you knew boxing.
gatti struggle against faster and skilled fighters. always have done bad.
to say pac relied on his atheletic to beat all those fighters without skills. lol. you're pure hating. the guy started below light flyweight 105lbs min/108lbs max. that doesn't sound like a freak athlete.
whoever pac fan made you bitter, looks like they got the victory.
plus who wants to see pac/marquez 5. i dont.
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I box for a living bro.
Pacquiao's skills are amateurish. He has a **** jab and walks into a lot of combos. He's one of the strongest fighters we'll ever seen at welterweight and he relied on his physical attributes over his skills.
Yea, he started at 105lbs and steroid his way up to 147lbs. Pacquaio has crazy calve muscles.
When you have calves like, it's understandable how hard you're going to hit. Pacquiao is one of the hardest hitters we've seen in our decade, but to say he's skillful boxer just makes you a ****ing idiot who doesn't know **** about boxing. Pacquiao's bouncing up and down on the floor with his hands low isn't boxing.
Pacquiao got what he deserved. Dude handpicked his fights...fighting dudes passed their prime and weight draining them, Marquez getting screwed when he beat Pacquiao TWICE before this fight.
I respect Pacquiao's abilities, but I enjoy this knockout and it's great for boxing, probably the greatest thing to happen for boxing in the last 30 years.
i agree Metro that he isnt a skillful boxer, Manny is just a hard hitting bastard who has lost his mojo for whatever reason. No longer the same boxer he was 18 months ago.
Marquez was being outboxed overall apart from knocking him down in the 3rd but then landed that hit and that was that.
I believe Marquez has been taking something, he has never had that physique and didnt hit him like that the last 3 times. No coincidence who was training him has history with steroids.
No doubt Mayweather is happywith this result. Manny would have no chance the way he has been fighting of late anyways
Also whats your thoughts on Anthony Mundine from over here? do you rate him?
so, you box for a living. lol, i gues that makes me a fighter for a living. anyways, you that dont mean jack ****, bro. wtf is your record, anways. we demand videos of your fights now, since your the guru boxer.
look guy, im not even a pacuiao fan, i even have a hard time spelling his ****ing name. but, i still recognized his skills sets. have you even looked at his footwork and his setsups? your confusing yourself with the rare talented technicians.
btw filipinos commonly are know to have big calves.
bouncing up and down lolol.
Pacquaio has some of the worst footwork at the division, and what the hell is a "setups"? If you're going to discuss the sweet science, use terms that apply to boxers...not fat guys who sit on the couch and dickride their favorite fighters. I'm a fan of the sport, not fighters.
Manny Pacquiao losing is good for boxing because theres a lot of talented fighters no one gives attention to that can fight. Boxing is a sport loaded with fighters but people are too mainstream and can't avoid to not be followers.
Filipinoys are known for big calves? Who said this, and theres no way you can prove this...you're an idiot.
Pacquaio wastes a lot of energy with his bouncing movement that he doesn't need to do because he gets caught a lot of times flush and this happens.
Everyone at boxing gyms talk about Pacquaio's poor footwork and Marquez's technique with timing and fainting to disrupt Pacquiao's rhythm. These are the things fighters see and mainstream fans ignore. You're worse than a mainstream fan though because you're full of your own ****.
It's a trademark move by Marquez and any fighter who likes to slip jabs and exchange it was a short right hand.
and for that crappy video you posted that proves nothing because Pacquaio's defense is weak...be educated by an video that has boxing analysis...not manlove-type music while Pacquiao fights weight drained fighters.
You're done for the week, kid.
Anyone with a good right hand beats Pacquaio.
That's why Mosley, Margarito, and Cotto got beat because those fighters don't utilize their straight as well as Mayweather or Marquez.
Pacquiao with his unnecessary bouncing movement, open guard, and his inability to make adjustments leaves himself expose to straight right hands which is what ended his career this weekend.
To anyone who's interested in fighting, this is something you should work on daily. Fainting and practicing short right hands because they're some of the most powerful and surprising shots you can land on someone. It is not an extension of a punch, more of an arrival by stepping the left on the side of the opponent with the right hand being delivered as you're stepping.
I landed a crushing right on this guy I sparred Tuesday last week, it ended the sparring because he couldn't handle the power of the shot. It's not even the hardest punch I throw, but the position and physics of the punch makes it impactful and damaging. You become a better fighter the more you practice this technique and the timing.
No need to bounce or overextend your punches, it's a waste of energy and exposes your defense. That is not boxing.
I actually thought this was the first time Pacquiao was clearly winning the fight before he got knocked out in my opinion. I thought even the 3rd round where Marquez knocked Pacquiao down coulda still been scored a 9 to 9 round. But Marquez landed some really good body punches and left hooks. At any age hes a smarter fighter then Pacquiao and thats why he caught him with that right. I consider Pacquiao to have decent boxing skills but decent is nothing compared to Marquez who's a genius and Floyd Mayweather who might be a level by himself. What Roach has done for Pacquiao is very overrated. Roach is a dead beat trainer, most his fighters complain about leg cramps. This loss was a great thing for boxing, Manny was fooling the fans and its great to see a real fighter with great skills being celebrated (Marquez)
The two fights I think could happen...
Cotto vs Pacquiao rematch - I think Cotto could win this time around but finding a weight to fight at would be more difficult this time around. Pacman would try get Cotto to come down as much as possible
Marquez vs Mayweather rematch - I dont think it'd be much different the first fight but Marquez has earned a rematch in my opinion if he wants it
One last thing...if BananaSauce is trying to say Pacquiao is slick, i have to question whether has ever really watched a Pacquiao boxing match. When Manny was at his best I would describe him as having fast hands, great power, and a great work rate. To me, his work rate has changed the most. He takes alot more time off during rounds then he used too. This was what cost him against Bradley. A prime Manny was very tough because of the pressure he applied. I just dont know about these "setups" you talkin about banana. Manny aint slick...a fact Marquez exposed in their first fight


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Many years ago, when I was a naïve and gullible teenager, I read about a home treatment for constipation that involved rolling a bowling ball around on the abdomen. I was intrigued, thought it sounded reasonable, and might even have tried it myself if I had been constipated or had had a bowling ball to experiment with. Many decades later, with the advantages of a medical education and experience in science-based medicine and critical thinking, I encountered a treatment that reminded me of the bowling ball: visceral manipulation (VM), a practice developed by a French osteopath and physical therapist, Jean-Pierre Barral. This time I was far more skeptical. VM may be more sophisticated than a bowling ball, but its effectiveness and safety are equally dubious.
Visceral manipulation (VM) will probably be unfamiliar to most of my readers, but its promoters say it has been adopted by osteopathic physicians, "allopathic" physicians, doctors of chiropractic, doctors of Oriental medicine, naturopathic physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, massage therapists and other licensed body workers. Its origin follows the path of many other alternative health systems. Like chiropractic, ear acupuncture, iridology, EMDR, and others, it was developed by one individual based on his personal observations and experiences without any kind of proper testing. Like the others, it started with a single patient: in Ignaz von Peczely's case an owl with a spot on its iris, in D.D. Palmer's case a janitor whose hearing allegedly improved after something was done to his back, in Barral's case a patient who said he had felt relief from his back pain after going to an "old man who pushed something in his abdomen." From a single case they extrapolated to a general belief about disease causation and a whole diagnostic and/or treatment system.
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PARIS Italys Vincenzo Nibali has won the Tour de France, becoming the first Italian to win cyclings greatest race in 16 years by chiselling a lead over his main rivals a few seconds at a time and dominating them in the mountains.
The 29-year-old Sicilian, who called himself a flag-bearer of anti-doping during the race, finished in the main pack behind Marcel Kittel, who won Sundays Stage 21 in a sprint finish.
Nibalis victory comes after the pre-race favorites 2013 champion Chris Froome and two-time winner Alberto Contador crashed out with injuries in the first half of the race.
Nibali is only the sixth rider to win all three Grand Tours France, Italy and Spain and is the first Italian to win the Tour de France since Marco Pantani in 1998.
Marianne Vos of the Netherlands has won the inaugural womens version of the Tour de France on Sunday, a 55-mile circuit on the famous cobblestones of ParisChamps-Elysees.
The Rabobank-Liv team rider said after the race my team was upfront all the time we were in every breakaway so I could stay relaxed. It gave me extra motivation to be there in the final sprint and to push maximum power.
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Clean water is something most of take for granted, but the reality is there are people dying everyday because they don't have it.
West Salem senior Kaytlyn Larson made it her mission to help change that with her senior project this year.
In between her many volunteer activities, which are really too many to name all of them, Kaytlyn put together two events to help raise money for her project which she called "Water for Africa."
The first was a raffle where Kaytlyn sold 500 tickets in her own small community and got businesses to donate many of the raffle items.
And the second was a show choir camp, where she taught 45 elementary students how to sing and dance after school. The students even got to open up for a performance by the Wisconsin Singers.
Both events raised about $3,500 combined and will go towards building a well in Uganda, Africa. "I do think I'm making a difference. I'm not only educating people in our town, but I'm helping out people thousands of miles away and I know they're going to be very grateful of what I've done and what I'm giving to them," said Kaytlyn.
She's partnering with the "Remembering Jesse Parker" charity.
Jesse was a Tomah High School student whose passion it was to bring clean water around the world before he died tragically in a car crash in 2009.
Jesse's mom says Kaytlyn's efforts will go a long way to helping those that need it most. "Kaytlyn herself has funded a well because of the ways the dollars can be multiplied so she has funded a well for her own village, which will actually provide clean water for likely 1500 students and people in that community," said Jen Parker.
And the good news is, the well and all the others the charity is helping to fund in Africa will go near schools. That will allow young girls to get an education since they are primarily the ones responsible for spending 3-5 hours a day collecting water right now. Because of that, they're not allowed to go to school.
Kaytlyn is hoping to visit Uganda sometime next year to meet some of the people she's helping.


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Some Visual Stimulants for Your Fourth
It's the Fourth of July (properly pronounced JOO-ly, like Grandma used to say) and that means you should be out enjoying the day off, not hovered around your keyboard looking for awesome random stuff on the interwebs. However, if you are hovering around your keyboard looking for awesome random stuff on the interwebs, this is your lucky day 'cuz the RSBS interns have pulled together a short pictorial collage that amply represents all that is good on this historic day.
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Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right, yo!
Happy Fourth!
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Allen is looking mighty…kittenish. Hope you had a good holiday!


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Authorities say a 12-year-old boy has been fatally injured in the crash of a pickup he was driving in western Iowa.
Atlantic radio station KJAN reports that the accident occurred about 4:30 p.m. Thursday on a rural road seven miles east of Exira.
The Audubon County Sheriff's Department says Austin Vais, of Exira, wasn't wearing a seat belt or other restraint when the pickup went out of control, slid sideways and rolled. The boy was ejected.
He'd been driving alone in the truck.
The department says Vais was taken to Audubon County Memorial Hospital in Audubon, where he died.
The crash is being investigated.


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November 2013
Melissa Cooke creates large scale drawings made by dusting thin layers of graphite onto paper with a dry brush. The softness of the graphite provides a smooth surface that can be augmented by erasing in details and textures. No pencils are used in the work, allowing the surface to glow without the shine of heavy pencil marks. Illusion dissolves into brush work and the honesty of the material. Cooke traverses a path, back and forth, first to work intimately with the surface and then to see the piece from a distance. This dance with her drawing has become a ritual, and ultimately, a release.
Artist Website: http://melissacookeart.com/
French Film Series: Les Visiteurs
Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages
Free and open to the public
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Doors open at 6:30 PM
WNYO Urban Music Showcase showcases the talents of indie-urban artists.
Featuring Hip-Hop/Pop/Electro duo SoHo Kings, Hip-Hop rapper Aarick Urban accompanied by DJ Dame and student aspiring artist Lucki Caesar.
SoHo Kings "Kiss the Sky"
SoHo Kings Artist Website
Aarick Urban ft. DJ Dame Artist Website
Windham Hill recording artist Alex de Grassi was commissioned by the New York Guitar Festival to create an original score for Yasujro Ozu's classic silent film. "A Story of Floating Weeds". In an engaging multi-media event, he accompanies the film live on the Waterman Theatre Stage.
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"Tell me a fact and I'll learn. Tell me a truth and I'll believe. Tell me a story and it will live in my heart forever." That anonymous quote captures an insight that makes sense to Cynthia Bishop, a storyteller who grew up in Greece, Italy and Egypt. As a young person, she collected folk tales from around the world, and as a founding member of Salt City Storytellers, Bishop learned to perform traditional as well as personal tales. She will perform some of those tales for us, and will talk about her work as a storyteller and as a narrator of audio books for youth.
Aaron Sinift was born and raised in Iowa and now lives in NYC. He attended the University of Iowa and Boston University. His informal education has come from listening and extensive travel throughout the world, especially in India. He is the instigator of 5 Year Plan, husband of Greta Byrum and will spend the rest of his life making art.
Artist Website: http://5yearplan.org/aaron/sinift/The_Art_of_Aaron_Sinift.html
German Movie Series: Kebab Connection
Directed by Anno Saul
Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures
Free and open to the public
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Pre-Concert talk begins at 7 PM
Bora Yoon is an avant-garde contemporary composer, musician and performance artist who explores the space where music connects to the subliminal, creating architectural soundscapes from everyday found objects, chamber instruments, digital devices and voice.
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This is the most recent question a mom has asked to be answered in New Beginning, the LLL online national magazine. Can you help her? Answers may be published in a future issue (let me know if that's not ok!). You can reply in a private forum message to me or to this post. Thanks, mamas!
Mom's question:
"I often work very long hours and, although my daughter is nearly one year old, I still pump at work because sometimes I do not get home until almost 8 p.m. We co-sleep in order to get time during the week together and because she gets much of her nursing during the night. That is fine with me, but my husband and other family members are constantly telling me that she should wean because my daughter can eat "real" food now. I feel like I am making things easier on her by being able to connect with her and mother her during the night. I don't mind pumping because I sometimes still feel uncomfortably full at work, especially in the evening, and my daughter can still have some breast milk when I am away. This discussion can get pretty heated, and the older my daughter gets the less others seem to respect my wishes. What have other mothers done to keep the peace?"
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America's got talent!
Accepting reality, I stood by as the dog signed pawtographs. Experiencing a sudden desire to drown my sorrows, I decided to call on another new business (www.prohibitiondistillery.com) that has sprung up in Roscoe, and even though their grand opening is still in the future, I strode to the door and pounded on it. Bootlegger 21 distiller John Walsh graciously invited me in, giving me a quick tour of the facility, housed in a retrofitted fire station built in 1929. "New York has become a hotbed for distilleries in recent years," Walsh explained, while his partner Brian Facquet prepared a sample of gluten-free, handmade vodka. I know nothing about distilling liquor, but (IMHO) these guys have a talent for it and their motto, "Historically Smooth," rang true. Since I wasn't driving, I downed a shot (or two) and snapped some pics before heading out the door for Hortonville and its local talent show.
Now in its 27th year, the cavalcade of entertainment has been wowing sold-out crowds for decades, while supporting the Interfaith Outreach United Main Street Thrift Shop (www.mainstreetthriftcallicoon.org) in Callicoon, NY. Held in the historic Hortonville Presbyterian Church, the lineup consisted of 16 acts. Singers, musicians, comics and storytellers took to the stage as master of ceremonies Richard Ross presided as he has done for decades. Ross was amusing and endearing and kept the pace moving along with wit and considerable charm. "This is the best little show in town," he declared. "We're all good at something, and tonight you're going to see some unusual acts!" Between Jim Newton's washboard rendition of "For No Good Reason at All," little Curtis Brooks at the piano, the barbershop quartet and Joe Hoffsommer playing "School Days" on a pen (yes, a pen!), it quickly became clear that Ross wasn't kidding.


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A little too late to be beating the "Win Now" drum. This is what he should have publicly revealed when he traded for Carmelo Anthony. I remember when the trade went down...for what we gave up...... I said "3 Peat or Bust" and I meant it to the degree that we should be legitimately contending every yr-the trade's inception.... and we haven't.
You see Dolan now realizes how important it is to have young assets, to maintain longevity and/or rebuild properly. Too bad we spent a decade of throwing them away with no definitive plan or reason for doing so.
It's not going to end well and when it does....this time I hope Dolan makes heads roll top to bottom showing he truly is an exec that cares. I guess he has to start somewhere...shoulda, coulda, woulda,... as the saying goes.


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Americans eat four pounds of shrimp per person per year, more than any other seafood.called IDF, is developing standards for 12 species of farmed fish and crustaceans. None is more important — or controversial — than shrimp. Global demand for the pink crustaceans has outstripped the supply of wild-caught shrimp, with the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) describing shrimp stocks in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans as depleted, overexploited, or fully exploited.
Those who favor certification say there's no guarantee that sustainably raised shrimp will fetch a higher price.enough to make a meaningful difference, but not so stringent that they will be ignored. The 105-page draft standard published by the ASC focuses on farming and covers a long list of impacts: conservation of critical habitats and biodiversity, water pollution, disease prevention, predator control, energy efficiency, labor conditions, community impacts, stakeholder relations, and the critical fish-feed issue. "The standards are rigorous," Villalon says. "They're tough."
One expert says the use of forage fish for feed is the most important global impact of shrimp farming.food safety, a key concern among retailers. "It's not a weak standard by any stretch of the imagination," Redmond says. But it does require reading the fine print. Because the GAA-BAP certification applies to processors, as well as shrimp farms, companies like Darden, which buys about $750 million worth of seafood a year, can claim that "100 percent of the aquacultured shrimp processors that supply Darden are certified." Note the reference to processors, and not farms, where the environmental footprint of aquaculture is greater.
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What is the Meaning of Boundaries When Violence and Pain are Involved?
Thu, 26 Sep 2013 7:00 PM
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Room 405, Taylor Hall
Who better to ask than a Medecins Sans Frontieres/Doctors without Borders professional? Emily Lynch, a global health program manager and photographer, will be sharing her experience of living and working with MSF in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where more than 900,000 people are currently displaced from their homes due to ongoing violence and conflict in the region.
Part of International Week at JMU; for information, check http://www.jmu.edu/international/iweek/highlights.shtml.


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Seems like an internet security chief for the cabinet office has sparked a bit of outrage by advising people not to use accurate details when filling in forms on websites. I don't get the outrage, surely this is just good advice.
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WE ARE now one week removed from the elections. Regardless of your individual take on the outcome on various races, the framework for the future has been put in place.
On the national level, despite massive spending and relentless mudslinging, basically not much has changed. Barack Obama will occupy the White House for four more years while the Democrats control the Senate and the Republicans still have the majority in the House.
Status quo may prove political paralysis. While the power structure remains basically the same following the election, one thing needs to change for more effective government to play out.
Partisanship needs to loosen its stifling grip when it comes to decision-making. The last four years of the Obama administration and the Nov. 6 election should serve as proof positive that the two parties need to reach across the aisle, extend the olive branch and work in a passionate spirit of cooperation.
The current gridlock that shrouds Washington, D.C. yields nothing but frustration. That has been reflected for much too long.
Since the ballots were counted last Tuesday, both the Democrats and Republicans have intimated that they are up for working together. Both sides, hopefully, will realize that they both can come up losers if cooperation is not implemented, soon and continuously.
The nation is perched on a "fiscal cliff." It is a perilous position, but one that doesn't not need to prove fatal.
We urge Democrats and Republicans alike that much more can be accomplished by offering the other honey instead of vinegar.


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Written by Susan on 30.06.2011 at 05:16
I'm a bit scared. I liked Conqueror, LOVED Silver... maybe I should continue living in the past? When you say, "while Justin continues to use his weak, sing-songy spoken voice," that highlights perfect why I haven't been more active in staying up on this band. God, especially after seeing them live.
I'm sure curiosity will get the better of me and I'll listen.


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Parent Ministry Resources
Guiding youth to grow in their faith and integrate it in their lives is no easy task for parents! That's why we at Calvary offer multiple resources for parents as they guide and model faith for their youth. Below are two audio resources from September 2013. The first is an audio file from our first ever Youth Ministry Forum. This recording includes a brief analysis of findings from the National Study of Youth and Religion, a brief summary of our philosophy of youth ministry, and a panel discussion about ministry with youth. The second recording is from our Parent Ministry Seminar entitled "Developing Faith for the Long Haul" by Rev. Dale Tadlock, former president of the CBF Youth Ministry Network and director of Passport Media.
If you have any questions regarding these recordings, would like copies of the resources mentioned from these recordings, or would like more information about our ministry with parents, please contact Jason Matlack.


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Changes to the Top 35 Rule for 2013
NASCAR still looking at changes to Top 35 rule: Sprint Cup teams are looking forward to having four additional test sessions next season and they might have more things to test than they initially thought. Teams are awaiting 2013 rules and several team officials said over the weekend they anticipate NASCAR might give them a little more leeway in some areas of the car, while also restricting the ability to skew the rear of the cars. Not only will testing allow them to work now at the tracks that they race on, they also might need to work a little more on qualifying. Teams also are anticipating that NASCAR will get rid of the top-35 rule and go back to the previous system of the top 36 (or 37 or 38) cars in qualifying making the race, with the remainder of the field set by provisionals based primarily on owner points. The top-35 rule guarantees the top 35 teams in owner points starting spots in each race. The rest of the field must make the race on speed. Under the new format, all teams would have to qualify on speed or have enough owner points to be eligible for a provisional starting spot. NASCAR could announce that change and other new rules during a test at Talladega Superspeedway Wednesday for the 2013 Cup car. Kyle Busch said his Joe Gibbs Racing team already is experimenting with some ideas for next year. Busch said teams know the cars are going to be lighter by 100-160 pounds. He also said there will be aero changes that he said he would be the "test dummy" for at a tire test at Texas Motor Speedway in two weeks.(Sporting News)(10-2-2012)
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Classes will be 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at GHS Pride Academy. There is no cost. Participants must RSVP.
Resume building will be offered April 29. Microsoft Word templates will be used to create resumes.
On May 1, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad basics will be taught.
Microsoft Word training is scheduled for May 13 and 15 and Excel training will be provided on June 24 and 26.
On July 29, PPT training will be offered.
RSVPs must be made by noon the day of each class. To RSVP, call De Helmer at 361-645-3259 ext. 150.


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Adjoint Estimation of the Variation in Model Functional Output due to the Assimilation of Data
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Are We Genetically Inclined To Be Materialistic?
By Robert Siegel • Dec 26, 2013
People tend to hate to lose stuff they already own. This trait, known as the endowment effect, is likely handed down to us by evolution, since it is visible cross-culturally as well as in non-human primates. However, new research suggests certain cultures place a brake on this evolutionary trait, whereas capitalistic societies put it on steroids.


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Arabic, Portugese, and Wolof Courses at Bluefield State College
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Elementary level classes in Arabic, Portuguese, and Wolof will be offered for college credit in fall 2011 at Bluefield State College.
Arabic will be taught by Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant of Syria Fares Dabbaghieh, Portuguese by Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant of Brazil Cristiano Melo, and Wolof by Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant Rokhaya Diallo.
"By enrolling in these language courses, BSC and Concord University students will be better prepared for the minor in international studies offered jointly by these higher education institutions" noted Dr. Sudhakar R. Jamkhandi, Coordinator/Office of International Initiatives.
"Learning a new language helps to unlock the world," he continued, "it opens doors to different countries' cultures, norms, histories, economics, politics, their relationship with the environment, the people themselves, and their views of the rest of the world."
Aspiring healthcare and social service workers, businesspersons, missionaries, teachers, engineers, computer scientists, politicians, journalists—all are well served when they learn languages spoken elsewhere in the world, Jamkhandi observed.
For the past four years, Bluefield State College has opted to participate in the US Department of State's Fulbright Language Teaching Assistants Program, which is administered by the New York-based Institute of International Education.
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Hi ladies,
So we started whole milk organic yogurt on Monday, and she LOVES it mixed with her fruit for breakfast. My question is... How often can I give her yogurt. She has had it for breakfast for the past 3 days. Is that OK??
Also she has been pooping more often and just MORE since we stared the yogurt. Is this common issue?? Not an unusual consistency but just more and more often. Thanks in advance.
(I'm so glad a read about the amount of sugar in Yobaby on this forum before I started yogurt, I'm glad I can keep sugar out of her diet for as long as I can!!)


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Music of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Contemporary Music Festival
Tue, 16 Oct 12 8:00 PM
Concert Hall, Forbes Center for the Performing Arts
The 32nd Contemporary Music Festival features the music of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, one of the most prolific and renowned composers of our time. His output of orchestral works is hailed by The New York Times as "the most important symphonic cycle since Shostakovich." The concert includes a question-and-answer-session with the composer.
For tickets, check http://www.jmu.edu/jmuarts/ or call (540) 568-7000.
- Oct 15: - 16: JMU Flu Clinic
- Oct 16: JMU Lifelong Learning Institute Brown-Bag Lunch Series
- Oct 16: Children's Nature Art Camp


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