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MARINETTE, Wis. – Authorities have released the names of the two men involved in a shooting incident in Pound, Wis. on Monday.
Killed were 26-year-old Tyler S. Walk of Marinette and 76-year-old Manfred M. Eisenheim of Pound.
Marinette County Sheriff Jerry Sauve said that the three deputies involved in the shooting are Robert Amundson, Jesse Parker, and Steven Schmidt. They have been placed on administrative leave pending a review of the shooting.
The incident occurred late Monday night into early Tuesday morning.
Walk had called 911 to report a suspicious person at his family's cabin off of North 5th Road. He said that the suspicious person was armed.
A subsequent 911 call from another person notified authorities that a vehicle had crashed into a residence in the same area.
Upon arrival, deputies discovered Walk in the crashed vehicle suffering from a gunshot wound.
Walk was transported to Bay Area Medical Center, then transferred to a Green Bay hospital, where he later died.
During investigation of the area, deputies discovered Eisenheim armed with a shot gun and hand gun inside of his vehicle.
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12:55 a.m.: Shot gun and pistol observed in vehicle.
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This started as a comment on Matt's post about being a dick, but when it got to a certain length, I decided to barge to the front of the line and write my own post. That is, no doubt, a dick move on my part.
The problem with Phil's approach isn't that there are no dicks in the atheist community. Obviously there are, as highlighted by the "all Christians are retarded" post linked in that thread. All Christians aren't retarded, and that's a dick thing to say. One point for Phil.
The real problem is that by focusing on it in a speech this way, Phil gives the clearly false impression that this is systemic to the "leaders" of the "new atheist" "movement" (to the extent that there are leaders and it is a movement that is new, although I join many in despising the "new" designation).
There's a bait-and-switch which always seems to go on in these discussions. PZ Myers, Dawkins, and we on TAE, do what we can to attack ideas and not people at every opportunity. Some people are dumb, but none of us wants to paint with a broad brush everyone who holds a belief as universally dumb. We say that up front, and we don't hesitate to call specific ideas dumb, if it's warranted. By focusing on the ideas we can pay attention to WHY they're dumb, rather than calling names of people who, after all, are complex individuals with many different ideas and motivations.
We do attack ideas, but we attack them in a way that sometimes offends people. The point, though, is that the people who are taking offense are often doing so due to unreasonable beliefs. Like PZ Myers and his "frackin' cracker." It's less about the offensive language and more about the fact that certain people believe the cracker is the body of Jesus — which it clearly isn't — and they are willing to terrorize and intimidate people who don't treat it with the respect due to a magical cracker — which it isn't. It's about the fact that people should be allowed to draw cartoons with Mohammed as a character — clearly an activity that harms no one except by annoying them — without receiving death threats.
In a nutshell, this is about drawing attention to an activity which shouldn't be offensive but is. It is taking a stand to say that religious devotees cannot draw arbitrary battle lines and say "We hereby intend to be offended by activity X, and unless you cease and desist from doing X at all times, you are a dick." I actually see a lot of parallel between this issue and the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque", which is neither a Mosque nor at ground zero. On that subject, an opinion seems to be coalescing, even among people who are trying to appear reasonable, that "those Muslims have the right to build a cultural center there, but good taste dictates that they should not do it."
I reject that. I think if anything, this whole crapstorm has made it more apparent that those Muslims should build their cultural center right where they damn well said they would, because if they give up ground on this issue then there won't be a spot in America where they are allowed to build anything, ever. Free speech and free assembly aren't just symbolic. If those rights aren't exercised then we can still lose them.
I'm willing to have a reasonable discussion about what are the best methods for exercising our free speech to deal with unreasonable taboos. Sure , Phil, in a few situations it may be preferable to be polite and observe the taboos that you disagree with, depending on how important the fight is. I reject, however, the categorical statement that you shouldn't do things that might make some group think you're a dick. That way lies capitulation to every unrealistic demand of a new Taliban.
But Phil Plait would also like to strengthen his case by sneakily conflating two things. On one hand, we have posts that say "All Christians are Retards," a statement which is both dickish and false. On the other hand, we have PZ Myers throwing his cracker in the trash. By conflating the two, we can be left with the impression that PZ Myers calls all Christians retards, when in reality the two acts are not equivalent.
It just seems to me that way too often, saying "Don't be a dick" is actually code for "Shut up and accept it when other people are dicks to you."


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Friday, February 20, 2009
Makeup for an Indian Wedding
A few weeks ago I did the makeup for an Indian wedding. It was so much fun. I did the bride and her mother. Unfortunately, I didn't get a picture of the mother. Hopefully when I get the professional photos I can show them to you all.
The bride wanted two looks: one for the morning ceremony and one for the evening reception. I love these kind of weddings because you can actually play with color. She chose to wear one of my favorite lipsticks - So Scarlet from the Cult of Cherry collection.
Check out the before and after:
Here she is for the morning reception. I am in love with all her jewelry and her clothing! We went with the Spiced Chocolate quad on her eyes. She wanted a balance of color that would still be bright but wearable for the daytime.
Here is her makeup for the reception. I came back in the afternoon to do it. She wanted bright purples. I like the way the colors came out. We used helpcat, the purple from the pandamonium quad, beautiful iris a few other colors. We did some extra contouring for the evening time.
Here she is all dolled up and ready for the reception.
The happy couple! I helped him pick out that tie :)
I'll post the professional pics as soon as I get them!
Have a great weekend!
Ciao Bellas!
Atlanta Makeup Artist
27 comments:
- Jamilla Camel said...
The bride is lovely! You are SO versatile!
- February 20, 2009 at 10:11 AM
- Askmewhats said...
awww that is a great Indian Wedding make up!! She look beautiful!!! :D
- February 20, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- A. Rose said...
I love both looks. You're so talented!
- February 20, 2009 at 10:40 AM
- Product Junkie Diva said...
It's official, you have to do my wedding day makeup. I will just fly to ATL..lol
Great job. Have a wonderful weekend.
- February 20, 2009 at 10:40 AM
- 梅子 said...
this is amazing.
you rreally out did your self omg.
she is beautiful i bet she had the best day of her life.
you really brought out her eye shape i love it.
this = amazing.
- February 20, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- FuN and MakeUp said...
amazin job!! i loveeeee the purple shadow.. so we can i get a makeover ren!? lol
- February 20, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- suzyyy ...macNC40 said...
looks great!! <3 this renren
- February 20, 2009 at 12:05 PM
- Tigress or Tame? said...
Impecable work as always! I can't wait to do my first Indian Wedding!
- February 20, 2009 at 12:24 PM
- LOVEpink said...
loove both looks!!! u did such a great job as usual heh!!!! <333
- February 20, 2009 at 1:12 PM
- Beauty is Androgynous said...
great job!
I love going to weddings. I havent been to one in a while.
- February 20, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- Charlene said...
this is really really good Ren!
- February 20, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- Girl with Curl said...
Her makeup, outfits and jewelry are all beautiful. I especially like the purple look.
- February 20, 2009 at 3:35 PM
- Le Midget said...
I LOVE the way you do makeup >_< !
- February 20, 2009 at 3:44 PM
- itsjudytime said...
you did such a fab job!! The bride was gorgeous :D
- February 20, 2009 at 6:24 PM
- May Nguyen said...
u did great - ilove the second look or first - the one with more colour!
- February 20, 2009 at 11:53 PM
- Iyah said...
Aww! The bride looks so pretty! you are such a talented make up artist! :D
- February 21, 2009 at 12:12 AM
- Sharon Rose said...
Hi there-wow, the bride looks stunning, you did a fantastic job my dear!
- February 21, 2009 at 1:51 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
How wonderful!!
- February 21, 2009 at 12:26 PM
- Blkbderfly said...
Both looks are beautiful! Can you do a tut on the purple one?
- February 22, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Katrina said...
Those colors look wonderful on her!!! great job hun!
- February 23, 2009 at 2:44 PM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
love it! i really love the spiced chocolate quad. its so versatile. great purple look too. =)
- February 23, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Vanessa said...
Lovely job! She looks so pretty!
- February 24, 2009 at 3:22 AM
- Stephie said...
awesome job ate! i LOVE the purples on her!
- February 24, 2009 at 12:19 PM
- Natakue said...
she looks beautiful! especially with the purple look. you did such a great job, ren!
- February 25, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Janicia said...
i really love the morning look. It's great seeing how you incorporate your shadows in different eyeshapes, other than your own, which i'm used to seeing. I'm not a fan of the evening look the dramatic purple eye and bright red lips seems a bit too much going on and clashes a bit. but i guess it's personal preference.
- February 26, 2009 at 6:39 AM
- Sarah said...
love both looks! can you do a tutorial for the first one? it's so pretty!!
- March 11, 2009 at 9:52 PM
- esha87 said...
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The current-generation Nintendo DS portable game console falls behind Sony PlayStation Portable, in spite of the fact that it is much more successful on the market. Still, hardcore gamers – those, who demand maximum quality experience – either own both or stick with the PSP. Therefore, the launch of Nintendo 3DS with stereoscopic 3D screen may reverse the trend for Nintendo and make the company even more successful on the market of portable game systems.
It is rumoured that Nintendo 3DS will sport much higher computing performance than the original DS and that Nintendo plans to launch it on the 10th of October, 2010 (10.10.10). It is unknown whether Tecmo Koei plans to support the launch of 3DS with a new stereo-3D optimized title.
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In short: Great race really enjoyed it and even liked the hillsDate of review: September 2, 2012
In short: Absolutely fantastic, well organised, great marshals,spot on water stations :)Date of review: September 1, 2012
In short: Never fails, top raceIn full: Must do race, finishing puts a smile on your face. Great location, well organised and a Pub finish. Next year? Bring it on.Date of review: September 1, 2012
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In short: its rocksDate of review: September 1, 2012
In short: Finely oiled machinery of this 30 year old race worked its annual wonders to produce a super raceIn full: Well done to Wolds Vets on organising a great race. Web site and facebook were used to great effect to communicate with runners before and after the race. Number collection easy and well organised off road car parking. Excellent informative pre-race briefing from the club chairman. All key points on the course were marshalled and lots of caution runners signed on the country lanes. Lovely course, yes it is challenging, but also very rewarding. Bottled water at the end, excellent long sleeved tec t shirt, results out in swift time. Presentation was great as lots of runners waited behind to drink their post race pint and hearty BBQ. MANY THANKS TO ALLDate of review: September 1, 2012
In short: Tough.In full: Fantastic organisation, Challenging scenic rural course. Great value for money and an excellent post race atmosphere in local pub grounds and BBQ. Couldn't fault it. A must on the race calender.Date of review: September 1, 2012
In short: A real challenge, friendly and generous. Thanks.Date of review: September 1, 2012
In short: does exactly what it says on the tin!! Tough 10Date of review: September 1, 2012
In short: They aren't kidding when they call it "Tough"In full: Really enjoyable race, with some tough hills (runnable - assuming you've done some hill training). Well organised and marshalled. Fab tshirt, and the finish is at a pub that lays on a bbq. What more could you want?Thanks to Wolds Vets for a great race.Date of review: September 1, 2012
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1. General JN Chaudhuri, was born on 10th Jun 1908 and received his early education in Calcutta and the High Gate School, London. He obtained a nomination to the Royal Military College, Sandhurst and was commissioned in February 1928 into the 7 Light Cavalry.
2. During World War II he went overseas with the famous 5 Indian Division and saw active service in Sudan, Eritrea, Abyssinia and the Western Desert and was awarded the OBE and Mentioned in Dispatches thrice. In August 1944, he took over command of the 16 Light Cavalry, to become the first Indian Commanding Officer to lead an armoured Regiment into battle and won great renown for fighting in Central Burma. At the end of the Burma campaign, he saw service in French Indo-China with his regiment in Java.
3. In January 1946 he was appointed as Brigadier-in-Charge, Administration, Malaya Command, and was the third Indian to become a Brigadier in the Indian Army. A year later, he went to England to attend a course at the Imperial Defence College and on his return to India he became Brigadier (Plans) and later Director of Military Operations and Intelligence at Army HQ. In February 1948, he was promoted Major General and became officiating Chief of the General Staff. In May 1948, Gen Chaudhuri took over command of the 1 Armoured Division which played a major role in the Hyderabad Operations, and then was appointed Military Governor of the Hyderabad State for over a year. In January 1952, he became Adjutant General, Army HQ and in January 1953, he again took over as Chief of the General Staff.
4. Gen Chaudhuri served as the Chief of Army Staff of the Indian Army from 20th Nov 1962 to 7th Jun 1966 with great distinction. He passed away on 6th Apr 1983.


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Down to six healthy players from the roster that started the season due to injuries, coach Kerri Stockwell gladly welcomed Izzy Benjamin-Alvarado and Laura Troftgruben, who played soccer for Hamline last fall, to the mix Wednesday night. (Both had basketball pedigree. They played for their respective high schools.) The Pipers' starting five -- Veronika Jakubovie, Je'Naya Brown, Jordan Sammons, Steph Pilgrim and Kara Poirier all scored in double digits, playing 36 minutes or more. Sammons led the way with 18 points and nine rebounds. Pilgrim had 17 markers, including five three-pointers. Jakubovie scored a career high 16 points and added seven boards. Poirier also had 16 and Brown fired in 13. (Makenzie Lee, the other healthy body, played 22 minutes.)
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I don't get it. Seems like a waste of money. I'm assuming this is to keep the Cavs off of the cap floor (which I think exists but bow to pretty much everyone else on specifics) and he was one of only ones willing to take a short term contract they could dump whenever they're ready to spend real money on another wing player.
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TAWAS-The Alcona football team stretched their winning streak to 4-0 on Friday, picking up a 34-14 win against Tawas.
"The first half ended at 22-6 and we made some adjustments and got some more scores. Overall, the boys played pretty well," Alcona assistant coach Terry Franklin said.
Cody Franklin ran for 125 yards on 15 carries, picking up three touchdowns. Nathan Fettes had two touchdowns and 167 yards on 14 carries.
Josh Mead led Alcona defense with 15 tackles. Lucas Weichel had 11 and Garrette Norling had nine.
Alcona hosts Whittemore-Prescott next Friday.
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FAIRVIEWThe Posen volleyball team picked up a win against Fairview on Thursday, winning in four sets, 25-16, 25-16, 20-25 and 25-22.
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The European Commission has decided to initiate formal antitrust investigations against IBM Corp. in two separate cases of alleged infringements of EU antitrust rules related to the abuse of a dominant market position. Both cases are related to IBM's conduct on the market for mainframe computers.
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Back in '72, I got Jackie Lomax 3, lost track of it somewhere along the way, then just recently I picked it up, on mint vinyl, through eBay (he was with Warner Bros. by this time). I would have liked to have gotten it on CD, but it's hard to find, and on eBay it's usually a sky-high bidding war.
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@ Dean Pittman,
What I've read here in the following should provide nations a pretty convincing argument that when the US gov. takes grain pains and goes to great length to convince other governments that they shouldn't build nuclear weapons, that it's not simply in our own national security interests that we become somewhat insistant to the point of sanction and beyond...we lead by example and in practicality are simply trying to keep folks from nuking themselves by accident...that the threat they pose by building them while chanting "death to America" in Iran's case is far less than the imminent threat they would pose to the Iranian people.
I ask the question below not in any rhetorical sense...but as a question that we need to keep asking ourselves within the international community;
A four-megaton nuclear bomb was one switch away from exploding over the US in 1961, a newly declassified US document confirms.
Two bombs were on board a B-52 plane that went into an uncontrolled spin over North Carolina - both bombs fell and one began the detonation process.
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I bow in awe to all those who are Ironman's or training to do one this year, but I'm afraid that's not going to be me this year!
However, I do want to do 'something' so have been lurking on this forum for several months now summoning up the courage to jump in.
I'm 35, mother of four little girls and have been running for a year and do about 18miles a week. I swim 35-40 lengths once a week but my biking has only been around town on a 3 gear sit-up-and-beg bike with my 3yr old on the back. Not sure that will get me round a tri course .
Have also spent the past hour looking up training schedules and am now feeling rather nervous and excited in equal measure. I've signed up for a short duathlon in March and a sprint tri in May and hope to do an Oly in July.
Hope there are some other folk out there who will join me on this thread and share their goals, tips, ideas, training and sucesses.
P.S. apologises in advance for all my stupid questions - I'm pretty clueless.
welcome aboard. Sounds like it is all there. Run, Swim and even bike. Remove toddler from child seat and even the 3-speed will go a lot faster.
18 miles a week seems like you have a good traning base to work towards the shorter distance stuff. I will take a stab in the dark and predict you would make it round tomorrow (if not for the fact that you have four packed lunches, four school runs, four sets of homework and some baking for a cake sale to do).
So is it just about speed?
In which case you have some bike acclimatisation to do.
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May i join in, signed up for East Grinstead Ladies Novices Sprint Tri.
My training is limited at the mo, due to broken arm, but walking and cycling on static bike in garage, also have managed to pick up chest infection as well.
Hi everyone
Thanks so much for your replies and help - have looked up the PSOF site and will read through the info.
I'm not particularly looking for great speed. I regard myself as a 'steady runner' (my 5k PB is 28:25) and the same with swimming too I guess. Shall see what happens with my cycling over the next few months. My aim is to complete the tri's and still be half alive at the end.
It has been encouraging to read on this forum of so many mums with young kids who also do tri's including ironman! I don't have any friends who run let alone cycle and swim too so I admit I am relying on this site for info and encouragement. My hubby is great and does a little bit of cycling as long as it's flat and ends at a pub or coffee shop, but he's not sporty. Have been getting a few tips from KittenKat by e-mail too. Thanks KK.
SuperCaz - I've signed up for the Tri Nations at Windsor on 7th May. My hubby is a Rev so Sundays are pretty busy and so i look for Saturday events. Having said that, if I do sign up for the Eastnor Oly in July we are taking the weekend as holiday to camp and play.
Hi SteadyCJ - please do join in. Hope you are feeling better soon! I'm hoping to get a few on here to cheer each other on.
My really exciting news is that I got a new bike this afternoon. A hybrid with gears so hopefully I shall be able to cycle up the hills instead of walking. Am in love with it already.
CB - I've seen many and varied excuses/reasons for not being able to train on specific days/times, but have to say you may be unique hereabouts in being married to a Rev. Don't worry, we'll sort him out and have him in lycra in no time
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Mmmm, was going to do the Eastnor Oly tri in July but just found out that has been cancelled. So i guess I'll have to find another one. Was kind of banking on the Pirate support team to keep me going.
Yes, my hubby is a Rev so racing on a Sunday is difficult but that doesn't mean I don't sneak in a training run or ride between sermons!
Loulabell - glad to see you made it over here. I wonder if we can encourage a few others from our running thread?
Went out to play on my new bike today. Tomorrow is my first test. Can I cycle and run both on the same day?
Then I think I really do need to work out a training plan for the duathlon in March.
Cake - was the food that bad? I'm a great cook - very well known for my home baking
SuffolkPunch - i like adventures, but they have to fit round the rest of my family. This is my adventure for 2011. If I like tri's I might do some more, but I have also a strange attraction to ultra running. Very strange since running one of these town based marathons doesn't appeal to me at all.
Actually, what I'm most concerned about is my 8yr old big girl and my 7yr twins deciding they want to do tri's too! Have you any idea how difficult it is to manage a household of 'runners' - not sure I could cope if they decided they were going to be triathletes as well! Haven't got the pennies for one thing.
Chilibean - about a training plan for a duathlon in March, just get some cycling and running in, do a few brick sessions.
I have entered the Portsmouth Triathletes Duathlon in April, but can only walk and ride static bike in garage at the moment due to arm injury (sustained falling over in the ice/snow whilst sober). Hoping that at least the legs and lungs will be ready for it.
Today walked nearly five miles at a fairly brisk pace, tomorrow aim for a 45 min session on bike.
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10 user reviews of Brooks Pure Cadence See all
Posted: 04/06/2012 at 14:04
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I got mine from Sweat shop although gutted to hear they now have 20% off. love them but I get sore feet in them once I go over about 15miles. ran in Ravenna before and I think I might get some more of them for longer runs
Posted: 08/06/2012 at 12:13
I tried them at Sweatshop but decided against it as I still have a tendency to overpronate on one side and land on my heels. I was sorely tempted though - yes, they did feel a little strange to start but I think you'd get used to that.
Please do try before you buy - the Sweatshop staff are so helpful and knowledgeable.
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Hi all, I have been running in Brooks Pure Flow for last month or so with no issues, really enjoyed them - transisition to fore foot running going better that I could imagine. Weather has been good for last couple of weeks and haven't done much running in the wet in them.
However ran my first race on damp ground in them at the weekend (did same race/route 3 weeks earlier with no issues), although it wasn't raining the ground was damp and i noticed a slight slip on these when running fast.
Has anyone noticed what the Cadence is like in the rain/wet ground? No one has commented on this as a pro/con compared to the Flow reviews so hoping it is better...
Posted: 04/03/2013 at 13:53
fpd: I've been (sorely) disappointed with the grip on the Cadences. I noticed a few times they didn't give as much traction as I would expect from other Brooks shoes. In particular I had noticed a lack of traction going around some corners when damp.
Unfortunately for myself I ignored the warning signs and wore them to do some reps on the road with my club. End result being I slipped on a manhole cover (on a corner), and had a lengthy trip to A&E for X-rays etc and a stonking black eye for a few weeks.
I no longer wear them for any sort of speed work. I personally can't recommend them, especially if you've had problems with the related Flows. They are good trainers, and are suitable for some, but I suspect it depends on your individual running gait.
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Posted: 05/03/2013 at 16:43
Sounded nasty Chimpster - hope you got over fall.
Yes in the very damp they do feel slightly shaky when running at speed but apart from that I have been very happy with them. These are my first forray into minimalist running and so far so good, some calf trouble getting used to the change from heel strike to forefoot but have managed 2 5K PB's in a row.
May try Connects next.
Lady F-B I was the same as you - with an overpornante stance and heel striker but I have felt the Pure's have helped my transisiton and would recommend them..
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Don't blame guns
To the Journal editor:
The recent shootings in the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut has gained a tremendous amount of national attention.
This horrific act of violence has everyone asking, "Why? Where does it end? What's next? What happened to the good 'ol days? Where did we go wrong?"
Americans, including gun owners, know these senseless killings need to stop! Please note, these massacre's of innocent people are not all done with guns!
Banning firearms from law abiding citizens isn't the answer. "We The People," have a right to defend ourselves, our families and our property. Gun control isn't about guns, it's about control.
Don't portray the legal gun owning citizen as a criminal, because, he or she owns a gun. We don't need more gun laws. Let's start by enforcing the gun laws on the books.
For many reasons, institutions have opened the doors to insane asylum, jails and prisons. Some of these individuals are extremely dangerous. Nothing is beyond them when they drink alcohol, do drugs, or a combination of both. Drugs are everywhere and legal in some states.
Today, hatred and violence is everywhere! We have little patience, understanding, tolerance or respect in our fast moving world. Many don't have time for God, prayer, or helping a needy neighbor. Our spiritual beliefs are being pushed to the roadside.
Government is in the way of our religious beliefs. Church and state were separate for a reason. That's why our freedoms and liberties were written into the Bill of Rights and our United States Constitution.
Please don't sacrifice our constitutional rights for political purposes.
Movies today are too extreme and have desensitized many. It's outrageous and unacceptable. Our children are being victimized at a very young age.
Hypocrisy speaks for itself when we talk about protecting our children. Abortion for example, is an unthinkable act of killing an innocent baby in the womb of its mother.
What's happening in this country? Abortion has been declared a woman's right. It's accepted in our well cultured and civilized society.
Passing an abortion law doesn't make it right. Killing an innocent infant inside its mother, because, it's untimely, inconvenient, or the wrong sex is simply wrong.
All the rationalizing in the world can't change that fact.
If we truly want to protect innocent children in schools and in today's society, let's start by protecting the innocent unborn babies that are being aborted.
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"Now that was an honest day's work," exclaimed Atul Keshap, U.S. Senior Official for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), after digging compost holes in the courtyard of the SMP-23 Middle School, an "eco-preneur" school based in Surabaya, Indonesia. Mr. Keshap participated in a hands-on demonstration of how students produce one of their top-selling eco-products -- compost.
Mr. Keshap, in Surabaya for APEC senior official meetings April 15-19, was impressed with the student's "eco-preneur" activities and spoke about the importance for Indonesia's economic future of their vision connecting business and responsible environmental stewardship. Mr. Keshap noted that, as host for the 2013 APEC year, Indonesia was working to advance shared goals for responsible stewardship of natural resources and for lowering barriers to trade in order to help empower the region's citizens economically.
The school welcomed Mr. Keshap and the U.S. delegation with songs, dances, marching, a band, a tour, and of course the opportunity to try banana skin juice, another of the school's most popular products. Several students on the leadership council briefed Mr. Keshap on the school's waste management, organic fertilizer, and food production operations, as well as their marketing efforts including design of their own labels and launch of a Facebook page. The students explained that sale of their products would help fund school trips and other activities, and expressed their desire to be good citizens for the environment. The school, whose motto is, "Little by little we all can make a difference," is part of a growing network of "green" schools in East Java, this one partnering with Tunas Hijau, a non-governmental organization (NGO) led by an alumnus of the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP).
The U.S.-Indonesia relationship has deepened since the signing by Presidents Obama and Yudhoyono in November 2010 of the U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership, a framework agreement to enhance consultation and cooperation on key bilateral, regional, and global issues. The partnership underscores the importance of Indonesia to the United States, as a democratic, secular, pluralistic state of almost 250 million people, and a fast growing near one trillion dollar economy. Partnership working groups cover an array of issues, including trade and investment, and climate and the environment, reflecting Indonesia's status as one of the most diverse eco-systems in the world.
Referring to Indonesia's leadership in the region and the world, Mr. Keshap encouraged the students to dream big. In noting Indonesia's focus on connectivity issues during its host year, Mr. Keshap noted that through their eco-preneur activities, the school's Facebook savvy students clearly demonstrated that they are globally aware citizens of the world. "These kids have enlightened views on the environment and it is clear that Indonesia has a bright future ahead of it and will continue to make a positive contribution to APEC, ASEAN, and other organizations where it is a leading member."
About the Author: Andrew Veveiros serves as a Public Affairs Officer at the U.S. Consulate General in Surabaya, Indonesia.


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Topic: updating has_many :through collections
I have some problems with a has_many :through relationship
has_many :workers, :through => :tasks
has_many :tasks
d = Device.new
d.save # for id
t = d.tasks.create({:worker => Worker.find(1), :priority => 1})
puts d.tasks.inspect # (a)
puts d.workers.inspect # (b)
puts d.tasks.inspect # (c)
puts d.workers.inspect # (d)
(a) and (c) show the expected result, but (b) is empty. This is not correct. After a reload it shows up correctly (d), but this way I loose all unsaved changes to the objects.
How can I get the correct workers collection at point (b)?
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Topic: Nested resource routes throwing a No Route Matches error
I have Categories has_many awards
Routes are setup as:
resources :categories do
resources :awards do
resources :recommendations
this is as straight forward as it comes as best I can tell. Running Rake Routes returns the following route
new_category_award GET /categories/:category_id/awards/new(.:format) {:action=>"new", :controller=>"awards"}
In my view I am using a link to as follows:
<%= link_to "New Store Award", new_category_award_path(@stores), :method => :get ,:class => "btn" %>
@stores is setting the category_id for me so my url on the link to looks like: http://localhost:3000/categories/1/awards/new
When I click the link it throws the following error: No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"awards"}
I don't see why its trying to access the show view of the awards controller, I specifically going after the new action. I am also not passing an award id...
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There is no decent way of containing the excesses of Gabriele d'Annunzio's lives. It would astonish his contemporaries to discover that he is now only faintly remembered outside Italy. Even within Italy, though firmly entrenched in the literary canon, he is most commonly recalled with a sort of collective cringe. For once upon a time, in the fervid fin de siècle - for reasons variously literary, political, military and, not least, sexual - he was one of the towering figures of European culture. Think Wilde crossed with Casanova and Savonarola; Byron meets Barnum meets Mussolini - and you would have some of the flavours, but still not quite the essence, of this extraordinary, unstoppable and in many ways quite ridiculous figure. The Pike - A Review [more inside]
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In adults with intellectual disability, discontinuation of antipsychotics is associated with reduction in weight, BMI, waist circumference and blood pressure
- Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Correspondence to: Professor Pierre Chue, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta, 9942-108 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5K 2J5; pchue{at}ualberta.ca
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Improvement in metabolic parameters can occur after discontinuation or dose reduction of antipsychotics.
Discontinuation of antipsychotics does not result in worsening of behaviours in the majority of patients.
Patients should be regularly reviewed with respect to the appropriateness of current antipsychotic regimens.
The prevalence of psychotropic drug use, particularly antipsychotics in patients with intellectual disability (ID), is high. The use of such agents for behavioural control frequently represents off-label use and is not supported by current guidelines.1 Certain psychiatric populations are very …


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World Poomsae Team Roster Update
When the World Taekwondo Federation moved back the date of the World Poomsae Championships to Dec. 16-18, it coincided with the final exam schedule for Anthony and Johnny Nguyen and their studies at the University of Arizona. Therefore, the Nguyens and their partner on the 14-35 Male Team, Jason Hwang, have ceded their spots at the world championships. USA Taekwondo is exploring options for replacement athletes.
In addition, Muhammad Chishti (Carlsbad, Calif.) will compete in Johnny Nguyen's spot in the 19-30 Male individual competition. Chishti was runner-up in that division at the trials and is also competing in the 14-35 pairs division.


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Introducing…Shaunte Wadley!
May 14, 2013 by Ellen
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Welcome Back!
Yesterday we began a TWO THREE WEEK event introducing our BRAND NEW Design Team! Each member created a layout just for their day on the blog so from today, May 13th -May 31st we will introduce a team member to you. Isn't that fun??!?!?!
AND TO CELEBRATE THIS EVENT WE ARE GIVING AWAY A PACK OF CARDSTOCK EVERY DAY! Tomorrow morning I will announce today's random winner…just leave a comment on THIS POST. And then come back and comment the next day. We will be doing this until the end of May so don't go far!!!
Today's winner will receive a pack of……
Please note we will only be posting Monday through Friday. We will pick a random winner the following morning (or Monday if it is the weekend) to win a pack of Core'dinations Cardstock. The cardstock pack may vary due to availability. Winners must email firstname.lastname@example.com by June 7 to claim their prizes with the cardstock they won in the subject line. Please include address and phone number in the email.
So curious to see who is our winner from yesterday??????????
Glitter Silks…oh, how pretty! I would love to play with some that paper. Awesome LO!!
Today we have another returning Design Team Member…Shaunte Wadley!
I have had the pleasure of getting to know Shaunte over the past few years and she has an eye for design that always blows me away. She adds just the smallest details and I think, "Man! Why didn't I think of that?!" Here is a little bit about Shaunte:
Journaling reads:
40 hit me this year like a truckload of bricks. You tend to reflect on life at each decade- what worked, what didn't. Here is what I know. Sure I have made mistakes, but I have also been pretty stinking lucky.
I married well. Sam and I still love each other- and humor has been the glue to hold this family together. We like to laugh a lot- at ourselves, at each other, and at life.
We have five great kids! They are hitting the teen years, and honestly? I really like these guys! Thanks to Sam's job, we have had many adventures traveling together as a family. I turned my hobby into a job. Work from home in my pajamas? Yes, please.
Life is good. I am grateful.
Here is the detail of how Shaunte cut the title with her Cameo. Cutting glitter cardstock, like our Glitter Silk, upside down and in reverse helps save your blade and make a nice, clean cut so your glitter won't shed.
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Jan. 24, 2013
GALESBURG—The Carl Sandburg College men's basketball team used a big second half to beat Illinois Valley 77-65 in an Arrowhead Conference contest Thursday at John M. Lewis Gymnasium.
The Chargers (14-6, 4-1) won for the fourth straight game and the fifth time in six contests. Sandburg is in second place in the conference, a half-game behind Highland.
Freshman forward Aaron Powers (Springfield, Ill./Lanphier) led another balanced scoring attack for the Chargers with a game-high 21 points. Freshman guard Juwan Hubbard (Rockford, Ill./Guilford) added 14 points, while freshman forward Mitch Wendling (Athens, Ill./Athens) and sophomore guard Seth Wickert (Macomb, Ill./Macomb) each scored 13.
"We really don't care who scores," Hubbard said. "We just want to get up and push it. We're playing with a lot of confidence right now."
Neither team led by more than five during a first half that saw four ties and four lead changes and ended with the squads knotted at 31. A 6-0 run early in the second half put the Chargers up 39-33, and Sandburg began to blow things open after a 3-pointer by sophomore guard Zach Grover (Macomb, Ill./Macomb) pushed the lead to 64-51 with 5 minutes, 16 seconds to go.
"I felt like that did a lot for our guys' confidence, seeing the lead go from 10 to 13," Chargers coach Ryan Twaddle said. "If there's one play that you can look back on as the biggest of the game, I think that was it."
A three-point play by freshman guard Anthony Misuraca (Roscoe, Ill./Hononegah) gave Sandburg its biggest advantage at 76-58 with 3:05 to go.
Perry Adams, a 6-foot-9, 300-pound sophomore center, had a team-leading 16 points for the Eagles (13-7, 2-3). Alec Schwab added 13 points for IVCC.
The Chargers are back in action at 3 p.m. Saturday at Elgin. Sandburg's next conference game is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Black Hawk.
Juwan Hubbard


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