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Klinefelter's syndrome, or XXY syndrome, is a genetic disorder that afflicts 1 in 500 to 1,000 males. Males usually have one X and one Y chromosome (women have two X chromosomes); however, Klinefelter men are born with at least one extra X chromosome (in rare cases they are born with three or four X-chromosomes). Because of this extra X chromosome, affected males are usually referred to as "XXY males" or "47,XXY males." Klinefelter's syndrome is one of the most common genetic abnormalities, according to the National Institutes of Health, and the vast majority of men born with this condition are infertile, accounting for approximately 3 percent of all infertile men.
Although Klinefelter's syndrome is found more often in children born to older mothers and, to a certain extent, older fathers, a definitive cause of the condition has not been identified. Babies born with Klinefelter's appear normal at birth and many young boys develop normally, although they may learn to speak later than other children and have difficulty reading and writing, and most have some language impairment. However, XXY males produce approximately half the testosterone of normal boys during puberty, resulting in decreased facial and pubic hair and immature and undeveloped sperm. The testicles of XXY males also tend to be smaller and firmer than usual.
XXY males may have varying degrees of physical characteristics, such as greater than normal height, breast development (gynecomastia), a rounded body type, and a youthful build and facial appearance. However, these characteristics may be very slight and go unnoticed. The only way to confirm Klinefelter's syndrome is through karyotyping, or photographing the chromosomes for analysis by a professional. According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, Klinefelter's isn't discovered until adulthood in 25 percent of cases, often when men undergo infertility testing.
A typical ejaculation from a male with a normal chromosomal makeup contains approximately 200 million sperm; however, an ejaculation from an XXY male contains only a few thousand sperm or no sperm at all. Occasionally, mosaic Klinefelter's syndrome can occur when some of the cells in the man's body have an extra X chromosome and the other nave a normal XY chromosome arrangement. These men may have the same or milder symptoms than those with non-mosaic Klinefelter's, and retain normal testicular function and fertility.
Testosterone supplements can help restore secondary male characteristics, such as beard growth, muscle mass, and increased libido; however, there is no treatment for XXY infertility and ART procedures are necessary for conception. If tests reveal the presence of some sperm in the XXY male's testes, testicular sperm extraction and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) may be performed. If this is impossible or unsuccessful, sperm donation and adoption are viable options.
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"There's been times when I get up in the morning and I don't see him," Otis's owner Laura said. "At the end of the day I say to my husband, 'Have you seen Otis today?' 'Oh yeah, he's up for his morning walk.' … And so days go by that I don't see him all day long, because he's old and so he gets up and does his little walk before I get up."
The fact that Laura — who asked that her last name not be printed due to privacy concerns — had not seen Otis in days was not in itself unusual. She could not have known that her pet had wandered down to the Shell River and gotten stuck in sediment near the shoreline for days on end.
One of Otis's rescuers, Justin Monette, noted how easy it was to get stuck in the mud, which kept pulling his shoes off.
"I don't know he got himself in there so deep," Monette said. "I'm just guessing that the more he struggled, the deeper he went."
Rescuers managed to free Otis and drove him up to Laura's neighbours the Fahlmans, where a similar-looking dog had been seen wandering around.
"I got home that evening and there was a message from (the neighbours)," Laura said. "So I was rushing over and he was unresponsive, but (lying in) this wonderful little shelter they built for him."
The Fahlmans' 16-year-old daughter Alicia cared for Otis over the next few days, partly because Laura was starting a new job and couldn't spend her first day worried sick about her dog, nor could she simply miss work. But the teenager was only too happy to continue looking after him.
"Alicia is like a little miracle worker, that girl," Laura said. "Her own dog … lived to a ripe old age of 17, because that young girl … is just the biggest animal lover you have ever met. She spends so much time and so much love and care and attention."
He's got some arthritis and he's a little crickety, but as long as he's happy to be alive, I'm going to keep taking care of him. Laura
Because Otis is old and suffers from arthritis, Laura had taken him to a veterinarian several months before out of concern that he was in pain. The vet said the dog was very healthy overall and prescribed him some pain medication, but at the same told her, "If he doesn't die by the summer, you've got to dig the hole before fall."
When Laura saw her shivering dog at the Fahlmans', she doubted he would survive the night.
"I just thought, 'Well, he's just barely holding on as it is.' … But you know, I was so thankful that they found him and got him home because I thought, 'Well, even if he dies tonight, he's cared for and with people that love him.' "
Fortunately, Alicia Fahlman's patient care helped Otis recover. Though Monette said the dog was covered in sores when he was rescued, Laura believes he was referring to a harmless mole on Otis's head resulting from old age.
Despite his horrific ordeal, Otis now appears relatively healthy again.
"He's perking up every day," Laura said. "I'll take him to the vet in a little bit here and (see) what they think. I'm not going to keep him alive beyond what's humane, but the vet and I agree that he's still happy to be alive … He's got some arthritis and he's a little crickety, but as long as he's happy to be alive, I'm going to keep taking care of him."
It is fitting that Otis first came into Laura's life as a rescued dog: She picked him up from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals when he was only 10 weeks old. Since then, the canine has only brightened the spirits of all who meet him.
"I've had people tell me Otis is the kind of dog that makes you want to have a dog," Laura said. "He's just a super-great dog."

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OCEAN CITY -- (March 3, 2012) -- The spotlight has officially flipped on this weekend's UMES Gala, shining on more than seasoned celebrities in film, stage and television invited to help draw support for the signature student scholarship fundraising event at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
"I am honored to be able to sing before such influential people," said Bernstein, an 11th grade student at the Salisbury School. Her parents, Kevin and Petra Bernstein, accompanied their daughter. Her grandfather, Eastern Shore businessman Richard "Dick" Bernstein, also attended.
"This is my first big event in this area. People said I'm going places," she said.
Celebrity guests for the weekend event are actors S. Epatha Merkerson, a veteran of the hit NBC police and courtroom drama, "Law and Order;" Tippi Hedren, remembered for her award-winning performance in Alfred Hitchcock's classic movie thriller, "The Birds;" broadcast legend Larry King of CNN's "Larry King Live" talk show; and the husband-and-wife singing duo, Billy Davis and Marilyn McCoo, of the famed musical group, The 5th Dimension.
Interim UMES President Mortimer H. Neufville reminded the audience of the weekend's primary purpose: to raise dollars that help educate UMES students.
"With the support of donors like you, we are raising funds to provide need-based scholarships to deserving UMES students," Neufville said in an official Gala statement. "The event will help enhance the educational experience of many students and we are most grateful to you for helping to make dreams come true."
The gala has awarded 60 need-based scholarships through the Gala Endowment Fund since the event launched 13 years ago, each ranging between $500 and $4,000, said Veronique Diriker, event coordinator and director of development at UMES. Actress Melanie Griffith, an invited celebrity unable to attend, lent support along with producers of her current film through a $20,000 gift to the endowment fund.
"We appreciate everyone's generous support, especially in these financial times when students need even more help to fund their education," Diriker said. "The donation by Melanie Griffith and the producers will help grow the endowment as well. The UMES Gala is all about the students."
Lukman Anidu, a 2011 UMES graduate, is among the grateful recipients of a Gala scholarship. The native of Nigeria who lives in Princess Anne would have quit college in his sophomore year had it not been for the financial award.
"I lost my dad and my sister in a car accident, and my dad was responsible for my school fees," Anidu said last week. "I was getting ready to pack my bags and go home. People at the university saw (how) hard-working I was, and I was able to get a scholarship."
Sarah Bernstein hopes gala celebrities and guests like her talent -- and drop her name in the right circles. At the reception, she belted out favorites recorded by legendary songstresses Etta James, the blues, soul and jazz vocalist who died in January; and country singer Patsy Cline, who died in 1963 at age 30 in a plane crash.
"I think it's wonderful that people support the same dream and see my potential," Bernstein said.
Anidu intends to pay it forward.
"Without the scholarship, education would have been a dream for me," said the former engineering student who's planning for graduate school. "Gala tickets are expensive, and I am not able to attend. But one day, when I become somebody, I'll be able to give back the money raised for me and make a contribution to somebody else's life."


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The Repentant Magdalene, after 1660
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The scene of Mary Magdalene's repentance was frequently depicted by painters in the seventeenth-century. Cagnacci, however, created a unique version of this episode. He combined reality, idealism and fantasy into one, vivid allegory of Virtue triumphing over Vice. His satisfaction with the results is evident, as he signed himself "inventor."
At center, a penitent Magdalene is rebuked by Martha. The confusion of clothes and jewels cast aside suggests her desertion of vanity. Behind them an angel (Virtue) chases out a devil (Vice). The handmaids at the door reiterate these contrasts. The crying woman represents "contrition"; the other, gesturing in annoyance, represents "vanity." This brilliant tableau combines lofty allegory with sensuous representation to create an inventive, but effective visual metaphor.
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In last Wednesday's paper, I saw that Richard W. Beasley and the special interest group named DeSal H=2NO was attacking the water bond issue. This organization obviously has some backing and adequate funds to purchase full-page ads in the Bee-Picayune along with many signs seen about Beeville.
There is a rumor that they are representing the interest of Bee Development Authority (BDA), who wants the city to purchase water from them. (If this is true, please be honest enough to put your names on the ads, signs and posters.) If it is BDA, a group associated with BDA or comprised of BDA members (past or present), then the public should be aware that they have a vested interest in this matter.
A little background information about BDA: An organization was formed after the closure of Chase Field around 20 years ago. The county, city and the college were given Chase Field by the federal government, and the organization that was formed had the task/goal of bringing in jobs to our area. The original organization and the others that followed had name changes and probably new organizational structures, but it was pretty much the same organization with many of the same people/members. They all had the same apparent goal – to bring in or create new jobs for Beeville and Bee County using the facilities and land at Chase Field – the land that originally belonged to the county, city and CBC.
More than $15,000,000 has been spent by them throughout the years to create new jobs at Chase Field. After 20 years and the above mentioned $15M, there are no jobs at this facility since Sikorsky pulled out.
A nice income from our citizens would allow BDA to continue their operations. I am sure that they realize that the purchase of water from them is not in the best interest of the city taxpayers or its residents. To me, this is just like paying rent because we will never own the well or the water. We would always be at the mercy of our suppliers... The city can drill its own well for the same price that it will cost to install the pumps and other necessities at Chase Field to get the water to the city's treatment plant (see accompanying graph in advertisement on this page).
The water from the inside city wells will be of highest quality. Don't forget that if Beeville owns the well, we will never have to pay anyone for water again to Corpus Christi or anyone else.
I moved to Beeville in 1968 and have never written a letter to the editor before the water issue came up. I feel that this is the most important issue the people of Beeville will ever have to face.
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You got that right! The Legend of Korra is returning on October 3rd! Mark your calendars!
Just found this kinda old article on the Derpy voice change. Good read and makes thing a lot clearer for people who are still mad about it.
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Yeah, my mom is always open to new things, even if they aren't exactly easy for her to follow. She honestly though Derpy was pretty cool, even though she didn't watch the show much. She liked the idea of how this fan made character was put into the show to give a shout out to the community. That's why I think my mother is pretty cool.
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Yeah, my parents have grown to like her too. She's kind of a favourite of mine. =3
Personally, I just pretend the voice change etc. never happened. I stick with the original. The people who want the change win, yeah, but the same way, I don't lose out. I prefer the original Derpy's voice, it may be low, but it has emotion in it. I really feel like in that version, she feels a little sorry, and is just generally a nice pony who may be a little clumsy. In the redone version, it sounds like she doesn't care for the destruction, and may even be rubbing it in Rainbow's face a bit. Thus, the first version fits the way I see Derpy pretty much perfectly - as a silly but kindhearted pegasus with a lazy eye.
As for the term being offensive? I don't see it. I've seen 'derp' used to mean silly faced or a funny mistake. That's it. Never as a slur. I think the people complaining purposefully read too much into it.
That, and I have to say something, something I mentioned in an earlier discussion about Scoots. I see it as more offensive to remove her. Why? Because, it feels like in many cartoons and things aimed at kids, disabled people are mainly used in very special episodes to show how disabled people are people too, or to add diversity (thus having their focus episodes be about said disability). The disabled characters don't get to actually BE characters most of the time. We only saw two minutes of Derpy, if that. We can't make a judgement. We see her knocking down stuff? That was needed for the plot to kick off. Character yelling at her? I would accept that as evidence of being offensive... if said character was not Rainbow. She's brash and a bit of a jerk - she ISN'T going to treat her nicely! I understand that it could be misconstrued as offensive. Isn't it up to us, though, to play with the stereotypes and make them not be offensive?
Ha. Maybe soapboxed too much there. Ah well. That's what I think of this whole thing, anyway. (9w6)
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Yeah I had this type of thought when Season 2 was still airing, I was hoping it would been Rainbow Dash...but now...meh!xD I still lol'd at the MAD sketch w/ EeyorexTwilight.1. One of the Mane 6 falls in love (genuine love, no magic involved).
I agree, I guess she'll be Cadence's little sis.:P2. Princess Skyla is NOT Shining Armors and Cadances daughter.
Not just an episode, maybe playing a role in any villain two parter.3. Luna get's another episode.
4. Big Mac and Cherrilee go on a REAL date.
I so agree w/ Bolt the Cat, it'll just defeat the purpose of Hearts and Hooves episode.:P
It would be nice to watch her unleashing her rage but I think Fluttershy as a dragon would be enough.5. The return of Flutter*****.
It could happen yet I think she'll join the Wonderbolts when the series ends.6. Rainbow Dash gets to tryout for the Wonderbolts.
lol now that is an interesting idea!7. Twilight has a dream where she is Princess Celestia.
Ooh I wish that can happen but the soccer moms...>_>8. Derpy returns for a speaking role.
It would be a really cool episode but it's sorta confirmed that Derpy will just resume her Where's Waldo status9. Derpy gets her own episode.
It depends on how much time has passed10. Mr and Mrs Cake have another foal.
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I actually don't like the idea of love being introduced to the mane six. Spike's crush on Rarity is more than enough in that department. This kind of stuff leads to shipping and weird people making extremely weird things about the show. I'd rather things like that didn't happen. ):
That one actually is a parody moresay.
This one isn't much of a parody of the show, but is funny non the less.
Also, Tara Strong!
How can Spike choose between Rarity and her sister?
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I didn't even notice he danced with Sweetie Belle, so it was probably just a background thing that wasn't meant to get much attention. Unless my memory is just bad. It's also painfully obvious that he likes Rarity, so I don't think a single dance would change any of that.
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Both Spike and Sweetie Belle represent little kids, so it just looks like they're having some fun. Nothing to be shipped about there... please!


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On November 30, Dr. Saeed Al-Muharrami of Oman, currently a Visiting Fulbright Scholar at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C., will share his professional expertise at Bluefield State College and Princeton Senior High School.
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Dr. Al-Muharrami, whose areas of expertise include banking and finance, obtained his undergraduate education in the USA and completed graduate studies in banking and finance in the United Kingdom. In Oman, he is Associate Professor of Banking & Finance at the College of Commerce & Economics, Sultan Qaboos University, where he teaches Microeconomics, Principles of Finance, Principles of Investment, Feasibility Studies and Analysis, Capital Structure and Budgeting, Financial Markets and Institutions, Commercial Banks Management to undergraduates and Principles of Finance to MBA Students.
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If you are a potential investor attending today's game and only 1800 people turn up, you are not likely to be keen to part with your hard-earned money any time soon. My stance on this is the same as it was with Bradford, we need to stop propping up failing entity's and let them start again from the bottom of the pyramid.
Give the hardworking Championship clubs a chance to prove what they can do in the top-tier.
I agree with most of what you have written. Our club has hit rock bottom financially. 1800 is the sort of crowd we get for "normal" pre-season friendlies, so bearing in mind the "hopefully it will be ok" approach of our management it is not suprising!
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At the Section 9 Indoor Track "B" Championships held at West Point on February 17, the Tri-Valley girls won their third consecutive sectional crown. They outpointed second-place Onteora 144-68. Eldred (64) was third among the girls, while Sullivan West (44) was fifth and Liberty (42) was sixth. Ellenville won its fifth consecutive section crown by outpointing second-place Tri-Valley 109-66. Eldred (57) was fourth, Liberty (42) was sixth and Sullivan West (14) was ninth. Local girls individual winners were as follows: 600, Brittany Rennison (TV); 1,000, Christine Donnelly (Eld), 3:08.10; 1,500, Donnelly (Eld), 5:08.37; 1,500 racewalk, Rachel Deppa (SW), 8:03.21; 1,600 relay, Eldred (Christine Donnelly, Sarah Malzahn, Savanna Finck, Selena Hudak), 4:26.46; 3,200 relay; Tri-Valley (Autumn Bender, Alex Brooks, Brooke Gillette, Danielle Graham), 11:05.23; High jump; Katlynn Greffrath (TV), 4-8; Long jump, Greffrath (TV), 15-7; Triple jump, Rebeccah Harman (Lib), 31-7; Shot put, Dominique Darby (TV), 35-1; Pole vault, Breanna Brucher (Eld), 10-6; Weight throw (non-scoring), 1. Dominique Darby (TV), 46-8. Boys 55 hurdles, Andrew Malone (TV), 8.38; 1,600, Alex Campanella (Eld), 4:27.93; 3,200, Hunter Proscia (Eld), 9:37.02; 1,600 relay, Eldred (Campanella, Krzysztofowicz, Proscia, Matt Watts), 3:39.27; 3,200 relay, Tri-Valley (Justin Weintraub, Bernstein, Hauk Boyes, Brandon Hasbrouck), 8:55.63. Shot put, 1. Michael Hinton (Lib) 43-1.5.
In the Section 9 Alpine Ski Championships held at Hunter Mountain on February 14, the Monticello girls defeated Warwick to win the Section 9 team title to go along with the Division One crown they'd already secured. Monticello cousins Ryan and Haley Heins were the individual winners. Haley Ripa was fifth and Sullivan West's Kendall Menges was ninth. Sullivan West's Drew Billard finished fifth among the boys while skiing with his fractured wrist in a cast. Fallsburg/Tri-Valley's Ryan Erts was ninth. The aforementioned skiers will be heading to states in Lake Placid on February 27-28.
At the OCIAA Cheerleading Competition, Tri-Valley took third place in Division II. The Lady Bears were not at the event a year ago. Fallsburg and Monticello also competed among the field of 16 schools. Pine Bush won Division I for the fifth straight year. They recently finished 13th at Nationals. Burke won Division II.


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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — The Bible admonishes us to be wary of pride in excess: "Pride goeth before a fall" warns of the consequences of arrogance. But taking pride in the giving of one's best efforts is, by contrast, well justified and well earned, especially when it is done with humility and grace. For Liberty and Eldred, this past week's accomplishments were indeed something to be quite proud of.
Liberty's annual Fall Pride Week featured a bevy of wins as the boys soccer team defeated neighboring Fallsburg 3-1 under the lights behind a hat trick from junior Sergio Diaz. That win came one day after the girls soccer team recorded a 2-1 come-from-behind league win over Sullivan West on the same day that the Liberty girls tennis team beat Fallsburg/T-V 4-1. Friday night's season-saving 25-6 football win over Ellenville was the perfect denouement to Pride Week. Kenny Jaycox and Anthony Covington ran for two TDs each. The win kept Liberty (3-1, 1-1 Class C Division I) in the playoff hunt and set up a cathartic game to be played at Sullivan West (2-2, 1-1 Class C Division I) on October 6, the night of the Bulldogs' Homecoming.
The winner of that tilt will advance to the playoffs, while the loser will be on the outside looking in. Last year, Liberty defeated Sullivan West under similar circumstances.
O'Neill beat the Westies 20-16 with a last-minute TD pass, giving the Raiders the Division title and a berth in the football postseason. Liberty and Sullivan West each have non-league road games this week that will not affect their standing. Liberty heads to Pine Plains (1-3), while Sullivan West heads to Livingston Manor/Roscoe (2-2).
As far as Eldred goes, this week proved you've got to Bee-lieve, as the Yellow Jackets garnered impressive wins in cross-country, boys soccer and football. Showing their supremacy over hill and dale, Eldred harriers Hunter Proscia and Alex Campanella had weeks to be proud of. Proscia (16:34) and Campanella (16:36) finished one-two on Liberty's 2.8-mile course on September 20. The girls race was won by Monticello eighth grade twins Camryn (19:33) and Sidney Johnson (19:52). SW's Dani Myers (20:00) was third. Team honors went to the Lady Monties and the Port Jervis boys. The dynamic Eldred boys duo were merely tuning up for the Warwick Wave Mania Run staged against the big schools. Campanella, who is ranked fourth in the NYS in Class D and seventh overall, iced a first-place finish in 16:06. Proscia, who is ranked 10th in Class D in NYS, finished 10th in 17:07.
In boys soccer, Eldred got second-half goals from Brian Hazen and Peter Vorstadt to hold off visiting Tri-Valley for a key Division V win after T-V's Tyler Greffrath had knotted the game at one apiece. Vorstadt regained the lead and keeper Travis Steimle deflected a last-second shot by T-V's Anthony Beale onto the crossbar.
In a non-league football game under the lights, Eldred (2-2) pulled off an impressive 14-6 win over the 1-3 Tri-Valley Bears, as Tyler Knapp scored on a nine-yard sweep in the game's third overtime period and Anthony Margarum added the conversion run. T-V was stopped on four plays to end the game. Regulation had ended in a scoreless tie and both teams scored TDs and failed on conversions in the first OT to tie it up again. Eldred's defense had the last word. Eldred heads to O'Neill this weekend for a non-league title while the Bears, who are 1-0 in Class C Division II, host division rival undefeated Burke. Burke beat T-V in last year's semifinal round of the playoffs.
Monticello's football team beat Saugerties 34-6 after losing to Cornwall 52-7 the week before. The Monties (2-2, 1-1 Class A) travel to Wallkill (3-1, 2-0 Class A) for a key league game this Friday night in a battle of the Panthers. Wallkill beat Cornwall Friday night, reminiscent of their playoff win over the Green Dragons a year ago.
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A New York Times article published today, "A Tribe's Epidemic of Child Sex Abuse, Minimized for Years," exposes the devastating prevalence of child sex abuse and rape on the Fort Totten Reservation in North Dakota and the alleged efforts of tribal leadership to hide the abuse.
The article comes shortly after a U.S. Department of Interior (DOI) announcement that the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) will take over the Spirit Lake Dakota Nation's social services system, including the care of its sexually abused children, on October 1.
The tribe's decision to "voluntarily retrocede its social services program" to the BIA, according to a DOI press release, was reached after years of insufficient efforts by tribal and government law enforcement officials to properly investigate cases of child sex abuse and rape, and failure to prosecute offenders.
The Times article identifies several convicted rapists, most of them repeat perpetrators, who remain free and some of them still in custody of children. Among them: Joseph Alberts, 59, who plays Santa Claus for the tribe. Convicted of rape in 1983, Alberts served 18 months in prison. In 1986, he was found guilty of committing lewd acts with a child under 14 on four different occasions. For those crimes, he served only one year.
Molly McDonald, who was a tribal judge until March, told the Times that police investigated sex crimes against children only if a victim requested hospitalization, and tribal leaders often attempted to influence judges' opinions improperly.
While there is no defense of any tribal neglect to protect the Spirit Lake children, relinquishing power to the federal government may not be the best answer, says Raymond Foxworth (Navajo), in an Indian Country Today Media Network op-ed.
Foxworth underscores the irony of putting power in the hands of those who "have historically initiated purposeful acts of abuse and neglect against Native children...."
He references the personal and cultural destruction inflicted in boarding schools and government homes, and the resulting historical trauma "that is still alive and well in Native communities and continues to manifest itself in many destructive ways."
Foxworth explains that "forcing the Spirit Lake Nation into receivership, stripped of their self-determination contracts" may not be a good solution or in the best interest of Spirit Lake children. "Thus, this raises the question: Who will speak for Native children?" he asks.
"Children are the ones that carry on our traditions, knowledge and are the future of our nations," Foxworth says. "Until we put them at the forefront of our discussions and agenda, they may be vulnerable to several levels of government abuse and neglect and may be the catalyst to force Native receivership."
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dude how is kabuto any wat tied to the leave orichimarus soul purpuse in life was to destroy it and kabuto was his maine guy and possibly lover
You want the long answer or the short gay answer?
When Kabuto summons those figures Naruto is going to use guys like Bee-san, Kakashi, Yamato, Team 7 and Team 10 to fight those clones or w/e and Naruto is going to after Kabuto and once Naruto kills Kabuto those clones will fade away.
Originally Posted by Dtoxxdasavvyone
As we have seen in both the manga and the anime Nagato's Rinnengan has the ability of the six paths and Nagato is the seventh see where i'm going?
Kabuto stupidly elected Nagato to be one of the several one man cavalry super bad ass ninja in his repitoire as a show case for Madara. Heres the rubb, lets say Nagato much like the 1st and 2nd hokage is able to understand that he has been reanimated and decides to ressurect his true self through the same methods he used to revive the leaf village and breaks loose of the hold kabuto/maru has on him; and decides to join forces with the shinobi alliance against the akatsuki taking up the role of leader or perhaps protector of the leader in Konan for the rain village.
Not only would this be epic to see the most bad ass mofo besides Naruto come back to life by his own jutsu after being reanimated and fight side by side with the leaf, but to see the look on Kabuto's face after watching his jutsu turn against him and blunder the rest of the reanimated bunch of his. This I would pay Kishimoto for to make happen, what do you'll think speak up if you wanna be heard?
The edo tensen allows the reanimated thier full power but obviously kabuto won't be foolish enough not to compensate for this. Kabuto summoned powerfull men who has the power to defeat him so he must have taken away their free will.
I think Edo tensei will be Naruto's way of showing his powers. It would be an awsome fight. Itachi and Nagato are the ones to fear mostly. The only prople is people like Sasori and kakuzu are weak without preparations Sasori without his puppets and Kakuzu without his hearts.
Also Edo tensei make you fight them not at their best. Itachi will be weakened without his eyes and Nagato is weakened without his massive chakra reserves.
As for Nagato reviving himself wouldn't be possible he is out side of life and death but Edo tensei takes away a person will. Unless Kabuto dies in battle Nagato could only probably revive him.
What would make edo tensei even more powerful is if Tobi gave the bodies biju chakra to amp up their power then their will be a problem.
im sure sasoria will make more puppets and kakuza will kill more people for hearts if there not all ready brought back with that stuff
Originally Posted by rasenshurenken
dude how is kabuto any wat tied to the leave orichimarus soul purpuse in life was to destroy it and kabuto was his maine guy and possibly lover
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Presented from the 2011 Annual Meeting and Exhibition of the Geological Society of America
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- Irish Whodunit: The Mystery of the Moving Boulders
Our Amazing Planet, 8 Nov. (re: R. Cox et al., Storm Waves Move Large Boulder Ridges on the Aran Islands, Ireland)
- Zombie Volcano or New Supervolcano?
Discovery News, 3 Nov. (re: Perkins and Finnegan, "Supervolcano Growth Constrained From Geomorphology on The Bolivian Altiplano")
- Did Columbus contribute to a Little Ice Age?
ScienceNews for Kids, 2 Nov. (re: Nevle et al., "Ecological-Hydrological Effects of Reduced Biomass Burning in the Neotropics after A.D. 1500")
- Sticking it to the Mann: Climate Science Sparks Protest
LiveScience, 31 Oct. (and picked by by MSNBC)
- Anatomy of a Disaster: Mapping Catastrophe in 3-D
Our Amazing Planet, 27 Oct. (re: M.J. Olsen, "Applications of 3D Laser Scanning to Earthquake Reconnaissance" [digital poster]) (and picked up by MSNBC)
- Unleash the Kraken! Creationism, Kookiness, and Alleged Censorship
Huff Post Education, 26 Oct.
- Smooth Desert Boulders May Be Quakes' Work
New York Times, 24 Oct. (re: Quade et al., "Seismicity and the Strange Rubbing Boulders of the Atacama Desert, Northern Chile")
- Call of questions for the next Q&A with Dr. Shanaka de Silva
Wired Science – Eruptions Blog, 24 Oct.
- Science from Vesta at The Geological Society of America Meeting
The Planetary Society, 24 Oct.
- Theory: Ichthyosaurs killed by squid-like creature
Las Vegas Sun, 19 Oct. (via AP)
- Rapidly Inflating Volcano Creates Growing Mystery
Our Amazing Planet, 19 Oct. (re: Perkins and Finnegan, "Supervolcano Growth Constrained From Geomorphology on The Bolivian Altiplano")
- Time Lapse LRRD at GSA fun!
Riparian Rap, 19 Oct.
- Dawn Discovers Surprise 2nd Giant South Pole Impact Basin at Strikingly Dichotomous Vesta
Universe Today, 18 Oct.
- Laser analysis betrays diamonds' origins
Science News, 14 Oct.
(re: McManus et al., "Assessment of Provenance of Conflict Minerals Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS)")
- The Great Kraken Fracas
About.com Geology, 14 Oct.
- Seeing a Cephalopod in Ancient Bones
Science Friday, 14 Oct.
- Columbus blamed for Little Ice Age
Science News, 13 Oct.
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(re: Nevle et al., "Ecological-Hydrological Effects of Reduced Biomass Burning in the Neotropics after A.D. 1500")
- Tech reflections from #GSAMinn
Dr. G's Teaching with Technology Portfolio, 13 Oct.
- Disaster's Aftermath: Assessing Hurricane Irene's Damage
Our Amazing Planet, 13 Oct. (and picked up by Scientific American on 14 Oct.;
re: Late-Breaking Session: Geologic Consequences of Hurricane Irene—A Preliminary Assessment)
- The Mystery of Mars' Bizarre Plumbing
Discovery News, 13 Oct. (re: Gregg et al., "Sinuous Rilles in Hesperia Planum, Mars: Water, Lava, or Something Else?")
- Did giant octopus kill ichthyosaurs found in Nevada?
Nevada Appeal, 13 Oct.
- Oxygen blew up ancient amoebas
Science News, 13 Oct. (re: Payne et al., "Late Paleozoic Fusulinoidean Gigantism Driven by Atmospheric Hyperoxia")
- Short Sharp Science: Prehistoric giant squid may have hunted ichthyosaurs
New Scientist, 12 Oct.
- Dawn@Vesta Science Report
The Daily Kos, 12 Oct.
- Found: Possible Trigger For Volcano Super-Eruptions
Science 2.0 - Science Blogs, 12 Oct. (re: Gregg et al., "Development, Evolution and Triggering of Supereruptions")
- New images of protoplanet Vesta reveal mountain bigger than Everest
Christian Science Montior, 12 Oct. (and picked up by the Alaska Dispatch)
- Microbe Census to Delve Deep for Earth's 'Invisibles'
Our Amazing Planet, 12 Oct. (re: Colwell et al., "The Census of Deep Life: A New Project to Explore Life Underground")
- The GSA meeting experience, 2011
Mountain Beltway blog, 12 Oct.
- Raining Meteorites May Have Led to Earth's Primordial Life
LiveScience, 12 Oct. (re: Osinski, "The Role of Meteorite Impacts in The Origin and Evolution of Life")
- LRRD at GSA Minneapolis
Riparian Rap, 11 Oct.
- Rocking Discovery: Boulders Rub Shoulders During Quakes
Our Amazing Planet, 11 Oct. (and picked up by Yahoo!News)
- Asteroid Has Mountains 3 Times Bigger than Everest
Discovery News, 11 Oct.
- Did an Ancient Kraken Create Its Own Friends? What About a Modern Jellyfish?
Popular Science, 11 Oct.
- Earthquakes Cause Boulders to Rub Shoulders
Mother Nature News, 11 Oct. (re: Quade et al., "Seismicity and the Strange Rubbing Boulders of the Atacama Desert, Northern Chile")
- Kraken lair? Paleontologist identifies giant sea monster's bone heap
Christian Science Monitor, 11 Oct.
- Kraken Sea Monster Account "Bizarre and Miraculous"
National Geographic News, 11 Oct.
- Professor digs deep for geology study
Dunn County News, 11 Oct.
- Kraken versus ichthyosaur: Let battle commence
Nature News, 11 Oct. (also picked up by Scientific American)
- Fossil moth reveals colorful hue
ScienceNews, 11 Oct.
- "Kraken" sea monster emerges from mythological mists
CBS News, 11 Oct.
- New Study Reveals that Extinction of Planets Can Happen
International Business Times, 11 Oct.
- A Giant Leap
Ancient Shore blog, 11 Oct.
- GSA Meeting, Day 2
Updates from the Paleontology Lab, 11 Oct.
- Posters Round Two at GSA – Minneapolis
Wooster Geologists, 11 Oct.
- Rocks of Ages: An Amazing Journey into Earth & Back
Our Amazing Planet, 10 Oct.
- The Giant, Prehistoric Squid That Ate Common Sense
Wired Science - Laelaps, 10 Oct.
- Supply Questionn Asked as Rare Earths are Getting Rarer
Earth Times, 10 Oct.
- Smokin' Kraken?
Discovery News, 11 Oct.
- GSA Careers Networking Luncheon – A HUGE Success!
YES Network, 10 Oct.
- GSA Meeting: The Anthropocene Panel
About.com: Geology, 10 Oct.
- MSU Geology in the Field
Michigan State University, 10 Oct.
- First Wooster student presentations: The Estonia team
Wooster Geologists, 10 Oct.
- Giant 'Kraken' Lair Discovered: Sea Monster May Have Preyed on Ichthyosaurs (VIDEO)
Huffington Post, 10 Oct. (re: McMenamin & Schulte McMenamin, "Triassic Kraken: The Berlin Ichthyosaur Death Assemblage Interpreted as a Giant Cephalopod Midden")
- Professor and Students Find High Levels of Mercury in Wethersfield Cove
Hartford Courant, 8 Oct. (re: poster by Varekamp, "Wethersfield Cove, Hartford, CT — A 300 Year Urban Pollution Record")
- Field Trip Day
About.com Geology, 8 Oct.
- Experimental Delta, St. Anthony Falls Lab, Minneapolis, MN
Geologic Froth blog, 8 Oct.
- An Epoch Debate
Science, 7 Oct.
- Can gamma-ray bursts destroy life on Earth?
MSNBC (LiveScience; also picked up by Yahoo! News), 7 Oct.
- Lake Agassiz disgorges its secrets
Earth Times, 6 Oct.
- "Anthropocene" Reaches the Buzz Stage
About.com: Geology, 5 Oct.
- Dawn mission revealing secrets of the early Solar System – October 04, 2011
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Members Present: Dr. Louis Aikens, Mr. John Shott, Ms. Gloria Stephens, Mr. Larry Morhous (via conference phone), Mr. Norris Kantor, Mr. Jeffrey Forlines, Ms. Anne Crowe, The Reverend James Palmer, III, Dr. Lyn Guy (via conference phone), Mr. Daniel Frost, Mr. Kevin Pruitt, Dr. Norman Mirsky
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Chairman Norris Kantor called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. in the Bluefield State College Conley Hall Conference Room. Mr. Kantor announced that the Memorandum of Agreement between New River Community and Technical College and Bluefield State College will not be discussed at this meeting but will be addressed at the regular BOG meeting in June. Mr. Kantor informed the group that the only topic for discussion will be a personnel matter to be discussed in Executive Session and to vote on the President's contract. A motion was made (DFrost/KPruitt) to go into Executive Session. Motion carried.
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Motion was made (DFrost/KPruitt) to return to regular session. Motion carried.
A motion was made (LAikens/LGuy) to establish a screening committee to develop criteria for the functioning of the President. Dr. Guy stated that the wording and the make-up of the committee should be as discussed in the Executive Session. Mr. Kantor informed the group that the make-up of the committee will be a staff representative, faculty representative, student representative, and at least two Board representatives. Motion carried. Those appointed to the committee were Dr. Norman Mirsky, Mr. Jeffrey Forlines, Mr. Daniel Frost, Mr. Kevin Pruitt, and Ms. Gloria Stephens, and Ms. Angela Lambert.
A motion was made (LAikens/JShott) to offer the President a two year contract providing time for addressing the issues that are raised by the evaluating committee. Motion carried.
Mr. Forlines stated that the appointed committee will present a report at each regular meeting of the Board. The group discussed the need to discuss the guidelines before the written contract is done. Ms. Johnson informed the group that the President's contract must be submitted to HEPC in July to be discussed in the August meeting.
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William B. Caruth, Jr. Memorial Jazz Festival & Concert, May 4 at BSC (w/photo)
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(Bluefield)--The Bluefield State College Jazz Ensemble will present its annual Spring Jazz Concert on Monday, May 4 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium on the BSC campus. The Jazz Ensemble is a unique combination of area musicians dedicated to the performance of the finest arrangements featuring the big band sound.
The day's activities include a school band festival throughout the morning and afternoon on May 4, followed by the concert. The combined event has been named the "William B. Caruth, Jr. Memorial Jazz Festival and Concert," in honor of the late William B. Caruth, Jr. who directed the BSC Jazz Ensemble for many years, following the retirement of his father, William B. Caruth, Sr., who had directed the Jazz Ensemble since its inception.
This year's guest artists include Starr Acheson (vocalist), Rick Simerly (trombone), Steve Alford (saxophone), and Dave Morgan (percussion/vocalist).
There is no admission charge, and the public is encouraged to attend. Additional information can be obtained by contacting: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Written by Erik M. on 31.05.2013 at 16:43
What a shame Serenity is on this list, because I like the list so far (Mourning Beloveth is too low though, in my opinion).
Anyway, how about Caladan Brood, Enshine, Amiensus, Shade Empire and Thrawsunblat? All worthy of this list I think.
Written by The Melting Snow on 31.05.2013 at 23:42
Serenity had a min or 2 which i really loved :p
I'm exploring Shade Empire these days, definitely seems worthy. Will check out the rest too.
Quote:Then why have Serenity above MB on this list?
Just came by to say Summoning needs to be added too, of course. Fantastic album, that one.
Written by Erik M. on 16.06.2013 at 20:45
Honestly, your year-lists are the only ones I ever thumb up (probably), simply because the others are all way too long or don't suit my tastes. I never really keep up with all the new releases, but I'm checking out more stuff this year than previous years. Anyway, we seem to have pretty similar tastes, so you might like my lists... check 'em out if you're interested.
Written by The Melting Snow on 17.06.2013 at 13:45
Yeah I noticed the similarities in our collection. Saw your lists., got my thumbs up too. Every My Dying Bride fan is a doomed brother
Written by Ellrohir on 02.01.2014 at 01:18
Whats the big deal with everyone hating Serenity's album?


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Dennis and Ida Reitz were found with gunshot wounds, according to GCSO Captain Tom Copeland.
The deaths are still being investigated.
At 6:26 a.m., the Goliad County Sheriff's Office responded to a call from a family member at the 2000 block of Farm-to-Market Road 884.
GCSO Sergeant Adam Irwinsky said the two bodies were discovered at the scene and the two were related.
Precinct 2 Justice of the Peace Steve Kennedy pronounced the two dead at the scene and the bodies were sent for autopsies. Names of the two people have not been released.
See more details at mySouTex.com.