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The Klu Klux Klan, or the KKK as they are commonly known, thinks the Westboro Baptist Church is way too obnoxious. The KKK is usually not known as the voice of moderation but in this case the KKK felt the Westboro Baptist church had gone too far in making protests at funerals. So the KKK staged a counter-protest. With the Westboro Baptist Church recently threatening to picket the Newtown funerals for the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting victims, this viral video is once again making the rounds.
According to the YouTube video, in May of 2011 the "Klu Klux Klan distanced themselves from the [Westboro Baptist] Church, denouncing them as 'hatemongers.'" The members of the Westboro Baptist Church were cordoned off, probably for their own protection, and they held signs that read "God Hates You" and "Pray For More Dead Soldiers." Dennis LaBonte is an "Imperial Wizard" in the KKK and this is what he had to say about the antics of the Westboro Baptist Church:
"Knights of the southern cross, soldiers of the Klu Klux Klan, we are here in protest of the Westboro Baptist Church. I'm a veteran. I've spent nine and half years in the military. I've got brothers and sisters buried in this cemetery, and I think that it's an absolute shame that they show up and disrupt the funerals."
This video has resurfaced after the Westboro Baptist Church threatened to picket the funerals of the shooting victims. Such a threat has not earned any friends with the hack group Anonymous who proceeded to hack the Westboro Church's servers. Someone calling himself "Cosmo The God" on Twitter has hacked the Westboro Twitter account. But Westboro's most serious threat is probably an attempt to remove their tax exempt status. After all, those who've looked into Westboro's activities are suspicious that it's all just one big scam to earn money through lawsuits.
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You don't forget, the word "manly" is also in the word "womanly". I really doubt its going to award only male items, or be super buff macho manly gear lol
I wouldn't be so sure,.. While it's obvious some women drink Dr Pepper 10, every commercial I've seen for it strongly promote the fact it's for men. Ever since I saw the 1st commercial I thought it was ridiculous they were promoting a soft drink as "for men only". I drink mainly water but I just found it hilarious that they were using that kind of sales gimmick.
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Wow Acorn Meadows Park looks pretty awesome! Its high time we got a new space of this kind of caliber. If its executed as good as it looks it could be quite entertaining and a really great space to spend time with someone special.
As far as the carts go they don't look bad or anything but if we are going to keep getting LMO's such as these its high time we get a Public race track space for everyone to enjoy them in.
Don't forget to go to VeeMee's Facebook page and give them other idea's for other spaces everyone...
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You don't forget, the word "manly" is also in the word "womanly". I really doubt its going to award only male items, or be super buff macho manly gear lol
Things like the MLB Mauer jersey and the animated Nathan Drake avatar were male only. The Norelco hockey uniform had a beard attached to the female helmet. I realize sometimes it goes the other way around, like TR Trilogy's Lara Croft costume, but more often than not, items geared towards 1 specific gender are made for males. It'd be nice if Home management could remind game devs and 3rd party companies that Home has a large percentage of both male and female users, and if those companies would keep both males and females in mind when designing promotional items.
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LegoFire wrote:They shoot the videos in any space that they feel what they're advertising will blend with, so this happens to include obsolete spaces as well.
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Am I the only one that saw in virtual showcase video they shoot the cheerleader part in the old EA space?
Will sony bring the space back?
Will be awesome to see it back ^^
Sometimes I get the feeling magnus just films in those spaces to tease us though.
Last week it was the Steampunk space,,,
This week the EA space..
Next Week? Hmmm
Can't forget about Red Bull beach. It was shown the week before Steampunk space was.
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Looks like the park is going to be a private space and not a public one. That is pretty disappointing.
Hmm where'd you hear that? I would like a public space version, but a private space or clubskin version has it's pluses as well. The 1st thing I thought after "this space looks awesome" was "uh oh it looks too good, bet the fams will try to over run it", so a personal space may be the best option lol.


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God's honor cannot be diminished or increased in itself, but when human beings refuse to honor and obey Him, Anselm says ( Cur Deus Homo , 1.15), they dishonor God in relation to themselves. In so far as they are able, the disobedient disturb the "order and beauty of the universe."
They aren't able to do much damage because the will of God is inescapable. Those who obey God's will obviously do not escape it; those who disobey only move from "a will that issues orders" to a "will that inflicts punishments," and the way between the two is not autonomous from God's will, but is the road of the "will of permission" ( voluntate permittente ). In this way, God's sapientia converts even wrong desires and actions into the beauty of universal order.
Thus, both voluntary satisfaction and the exaction of punishment have their "own proper place in this same universal order and their own regulatory beauty." If God didn't rectify by satisfaction in these ways, the world would become ugly ( deformitas ) and God's disposition or governance of the world would become questionable.
Anticipating the later logic of the argument: What the atonement achieves is not so much a restoration of honor to God in Himself, since that can't be added to or lost. What the atonement achieves is a restoration of God's honor in relation to creatures, which Anselm identifies with the universal order of beauty.
Cur Deus Homo? To restore and enhance the beauty of the world.


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Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Nasarawa North, Nigeria Feb. 15, 2007 Photo Credit: Emily Staub/The Carter Center
James Earl Carter, Jr., the 39th President of the United States, was born on October 1, 1924 in the tiny town of Plains, Georgia. His father, James, Sr., was a farmer and businessman, and his mother, Lillian Gordy Carter, was a registered nurse.
Jimmy was educated in the public school of Plains, attended Georgia Southwestern College and the Georgia Institute of Technology, and received a Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1946. On July 7th of that year, he married his childhood sweetheart, Rosalynn Smith of Plains.
When his father died in 1953, he resigned his naval commission and returned with his family to Georgia. He took over the Carter farms, and he and Rosalynn operated Carter's Warehouse, a general-purpose seed and farm supply company located in Plains.
He soon became a leader of the community, serving on county boards supervising education, the hospital authority, and the library. In 1962 he entered politics, winning election to the Georgia Senate, before becoming Georgia's 76th governor on January 12, 1971.
Jimmy Carter was inaugurated President of the United States on January 20, 1977. Significant foreign policy accomplishments of his administration included the Panama Canal treaties, the Camp David Accords, the treaty of peace between Egypt and Israel, the SALT II treaty with the Soviet Union, and the establishment of U.S. diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China.
On the domestic side, the administration's achievements included a comprehensive energy program conducted by a new Department of Energy; deregulation in energy, transportation, communications, and finance; major educational programs under a new Department of Education; and major environmental protection legislation, including the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act. While in office, he also championed human rights throughout the world.
President Jimmy Carter shares great insight during his 2011 Commencement
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In 1982, he became University Distinguished Professor at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, and founded The Carter Center to engage in conflict mediation all over the world. In addition, the Center has monitored 83 elections in the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
The permanent facilities of The Carter Presidential Center include the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, administered by the National Archives. The Jimmy Carter National Historic Site in Plains, administered by the National Park Service, is open to visitors, too.
Jimmy and Rosalynn volunteer for Habitat for Humanity annually, helping needy people renovate and build homes. And on the Sabbath, they teach Sunday school at Maranatha Baptist Church of Plains.
For relaxation, President Carter enjoys fly-fishing, woodworking and swimming. The Carters have three sons, one daughter, nine grandsons, three granddaughters, two great-grandsons, and four great-granddaughters.
In 2002, President Carter was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize "for his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development." The author of 25 books, here, he talks about his latest, NIV Lessons from Life Bible.
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The NIV Lessons from Life Bible takes Mr. Carter's years of teaching Sunday school lessons at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, GA, and meshes them with the text of the NIV Bible. Through 'In Focus' articles, 'Bible in Life' notes, in-depth studies and insightful observations and reflections, President Carter's teachings in this Bible provide fresh insights for you to study and contemplate. Features:
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In Through the Year with Jimmy Carter, the thirty-ninth President of the United States takes you on a unique journey into the heart of the Christian faith. Based on more than three decades of practical Bible teaching, these readings draw from the riches of God's Word and the compelling experiences of Mr. Carter's own life. Whether through fascinating glimpses into behind-the-scenes activity at the White House, or insightful remembrances of his career in the U.S. Navy, Mr. Carter never ceases to connect the wisdom of Scripture with your own crucial place on the stage of life. Frank, honest, sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, and always relevant, Through the Year with Jimmy Carter challenges readers to be more Christ-like every day of their lives.
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Each day during his presidency, Jimmy Carter made several entries in a private diary, recording his thoughts, impressions, delights, and frustrations. He offered unvarnished assessments of cabinet members, congressmen, and foreign leaders; he narrated the progress of secret negotiations such as those that led to the Camp David Accords. When his four-year term came to an end in early 1981, the diary amounted to more than five thousand pages. But this extraordinary document has never been made public—until now.
By carefully selecting the most illuminating and relevant entries, Carter has provided us with an astonishingly intimate view of his presidency. Day by day, we see his forceful advocacy for nuclear containment, sustainable energy, human rights, and peace in the Middle East. We witness his interactions with such complex personalities as Ted Kennedy, Henry Kissinger, Joe Biden, Anwar Sadat, and Menachem Begin. We get the inside story of his so-called "malaise speech," his bruising battle for the 1980 Democratic nomination, and the Iranian hostage crisis. Remarkably, we also get Carter's retrospective comments on these topics and more: thirty years after the fact, he has annotated the diary with his candid reflections on the people and events that shaped his presidency, and on the many lessons learned.
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"Immersing ourselves among these deprived and suffering people has been a great blessing as it stretched our minds and hearts," Jimmy Carter writes. "The principles of The Carter Center have been the same ones that should characterize our nation, or any individual. They are the beliefs inherent in all the great world religions, including commitments to peace, justice, freedom, humility, forgiveness or an attempt to find accommodation with potential foes, generosity, human rights or fair treatment of others, protection of the environment, and the alleviation of suffering. This is our agenda for the future."
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Speaking at an American Chamber of Commerce lunch in Brisbane on Friday, Mr Champion said that European debt, softening Chinese growth and a steady recovery in the United States could add to pressures on the business in coming months.
"There is a continuation of volatility and uncertainty that is arising in various places around the world that could be impacting upon the business in 2012," he said.
Rio Tinto produces about 50 million tonnes of saleable thermal and metallurgical coal products a year, largely for export to Asian end users.
Heavy rain in the past fortnight has added to pressures, with coal deliveries halted from central Queensland mines owned by Japan's Sojitz and Xstrata to east coast coal ports due to the closure of damaged rail lines.
While coal prices continue to deliver strong margins for coal producers, the picture is looking less rosy in 2012, according to Morgan Stanley managing director and chief metals economist, Peter Richardson.
"As 2011 came to a close, there were distinct signs in both the thermal and metallurgical coal market of increasing pressures," Mr Richardson said at the lunch.
He warned that a "significant reduction" in the operating rate of blast furnace steel makers in China and Europe has lowered demand for metallurgical coal.
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I got 300cc implants behind the muscle 6 months ago. I wanted a B and I am now a C. Would going down 60cc make a noticeable difference (240cc), or should I go down the 90cc (210cc)? I am 5'0" 112 pounds.
Will Downsizing from 300cc to 240cc Be a Noticeable Difference or Should I Get 210cc?
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Downsizing breast implants by 60 cc
In my opinion 60 cc is not sufficient to warrant an additional surgery unless this was for breast asymmetry alone.
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Downsizing implants
Dropping 60 cc's or 100 cc's is hard to say for you how that would change your cup size. Approximately 150-200 cc's is a cup sometimes more depending upon your initial volume.
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Downsizing Implants
As per the previous posting, I would agree that it would be difficult to tell without actually seeing you. For most patients, a 100 cc difference in volume will often relate to a change in one cup size. What you need to ask yourself is whether or not you would like to be a little too big still or go a little small. My guess is that if you want to err on the conservative side, you might want to go with the 90 cc volume reduction.
I hope that helps!
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Downsizing implants.
Your question is a difficult one to answer without actually seeing you. However, a rough rule of thumb for breast volume is that 200cc makes one cup size. Therefore, if you go from a 300 to a 240cc implant you are reducing the size by about a quarter of a cup. Depending on whether you are a small, medium or full C you will need to judge this for yourself. I would recommend, however, that you discuss this with your plastic surgeon and follow his/her advice.
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TRINIDAD, Colo. - A man has been killed in a crash on Interstate 25 near Trinidad, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
The crash happened just before 2 p.m. Saturday.
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There are, as L. glumly pointed out last night, eleven days left until school starts. I didn't think he was counting, or was aware of how many days were left, but clearly he's given this some thought. My heart went out to him at once. We know he's been worried, because he's kicked obsessing about his current interest (a computer game) into high gear--it's all he thinks about and talks about and we know this is so he can blot out all the other worries. I sympathize and empathize with him, except I tend to do the opposite: I place my worries front and center and gnaw at them until they go away.
As we draw closer to The Day--that first day of middle school, we've been strategically taking steps to make sure the transition is as smooth as it can be for a kid like L.--and for his parents, too. Here are some of the "action items" on our preparation plan as we help our anxious child with Asperger's cope with the transition to middle school:
Practice "dry runs" of school pick-ups and drop-offs. We did this for the first time this past weekend. We loaded up the kids and drove the route from home to L.'s new school, through the carpool drop-off line, and then off to T.'s school. I'm not sure the dry run helped L. any, but it helped me.
Don't forget to draft that teacher letter! I almost forgot about this--it's been such a staple of L.'s elementary school years, but Scott reminded me the other night that we need to get one written and printed out for his new middle school teachers. In this letter, be sure to not only continue to include your child's strengths and challenges, but also tips on how your child learns best.
Be sure to find out from teachers ASAP how they prefer to communicate concerns and questions. This is a great way to show your child's teachers that you are an involved parent and that they should feel free to communicate any concerns they might have. Some teachers prefer e-mail, but others are comfortable with phone calls or quick face-to-face conversations.
Role play as many social situations as you can--or as many as your child will let you. Unfortunately, there are countless "hidden rules" that make up the social environment of middle school, and these can be difficult enough for the neurotypical child to understand and identify, and impossible and damaging for the child on the spectrum. Use clear and specific language when helping your child through role play activities--blunt is sometimes best, even if being blunt is sometimes difficult to do (and it is often for me).
Take your child shopping. If your child--like mine--has a closet filled with elastic-waisted pants and shorts then it's time to switch those out, if possible. MIddle school kids are at the age where fashion is important, whether we parents think it should be or not, and our kids will stand out less in clothes that stand out less. We've been working on this transition for some months now, and our fingers are crossed that L. will actually wear all the new clothes he picked out.
Practice with the locker combination lock. This is critical I think, even for kids who have used locker locks before. We keep L.'s lock on the handle to the living room door and he opens the combination every time he goes through the room.
If your child's schedule won't be available until the first day of school, place a call to the school counselor ASAP and request an early copy. We're in the process of doing this now. A letter was mailed out from L.'s school last week letting us know that the schedule wouldn't be available until that first day. This is too late for L., who really needs to prepare himself and learn the schedule ahead of time, and it's critical we get our hands on a copy of his schedule as soon as possible.
If you work, set aside time in your own schedule for emergency meetings, school visits, and phone calls. The transition period can be rough on everyone, and expect to be needed by your child and the school at the beginning of it all. I've already planned for that and set my own office hour schedule so that I have one or two mornings with "late" office start times in case I need to stop by L.'s school.
Work out systems for homework, goals and rewards, and schedules as far ahead of time as you can. We've found that we have more success with these things when we tweak or add to already existing goals and reward systems.
Plan for the worst on the inside, and the best on the outside. Don't let your child know you are worried and anxious about the middle school transition, but I find it does help to "over plan" for a rough transition and be pleasantly surprised. Be confident and positive with your child about the transition, and be careful when probing about their concerns. Try and be as concrete as you can when discussing any concerns your child might have about the transition--I know L. has a hard time with abstract approaches to discussing worries, and responds better to specifics (like, "are you worried the cafeteria might smell?")


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O cantor e ator Fiuk nunca negou que ama moda: além de nitidamente se preocupar com estilo, já assinou duas coleções pra N.G.C.H. Agora, é a vez de 13 novas peças em chegarem à C&A inspiradas no estilo do cantor! A coleção inclui camisetas, chapéus, cintos, lenços e jeans, tudo em tons de cinza, preto e azul marinho – mais dark e street, uma vez que o cantor já passou da fase colorida. As peças você vê na galeria – ou nas principais lojas da rede de fast-fashion!
VEJA MAIS: Os tênis (femininos) do Fiuk
VEJA TAMBÉM: Maria Filó para C&A
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Much will no doubt be made this year of the fact that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has survived twenty years. I was well into my logistics career when Canada and the United States signed the Free Trade Agreement in 1989, followed by NAFTA some five years later, and I'll admit I was somewhat skeptical of the alleged benefits of free trade agreements. I'll also admit that I was swayed to the NAFTA camp on each successive anniversary, especially in view of the benefits being heralded by all three governments, including claims of 'economic growth', 'increasing trilateral trade' and 'tariff elimination'. Milestones were recognized at five years, ten years, and fifteen years; books were written, commissions formed and web sites established, all trumpeting the success of NAFTA.
So this was my frame of reference as I cast a spectator's eye this year towards the success, and relevance, of NAFTA some twenty years on. And where better to look for information than the Government of Canada, signatory and partner in NAFTA?
On its website, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD), still refers to the creation of NAFTA in terms of the 'largest free trade region in the world'. But, has this economic juggernaut generated the benefits and results one would expect from a trilateral partnership that included the US, the world's leading economic powerhouse? DFATD also reports on Canada's overall trade status with other nations around the world and it was there, in the 2011 trade statistics most recently reported, that I looked for confirmation of NAFTA's legacy and, perhaps inferred, superiority.
What I found, or, perhaps more importantly, what I didn't find, was more revealing. In addition to trilateral trade agreements such as NAFTA, DFATD also reports on bilateral trade agreements, including a 'top ten' list. In 2002 for example, the largest bilateral trade relationship listed by DFATD was that between Canada and the US. The US/Mexico trade relationship was ranked second, and the trade relationship between the US and China was ranked number four, behind the US/Japan relationship. Trade between Canada and Mexico did not make the 'top ten' list, approximately eight years into NAFTA.
Ten years later, DFATD still listed the Canada/US bilateral trade relationship as number one in the world. But by 2011, the US/China relationship had surged ahead to number two, vaulting over both Mexico and Japan, which had fallen to third and fourth place respectively. Once again, the Canada/Mexico trade relationship did not make the 'top ten', approximately seventeen years into NAFTA.
So what has been NAFTA's real contribution to Canada? What products are being shipped between our two nations? What benefits are Canadian consumers realizing as a signatory to the largest trilateral trade agreement? According to DFATD, Mexico is number five on the list of Canada's 'top ten' export destinations, albeit accounting for only 1% of Canadian exports, with canola seeds being the single largest commodity exported to Mexico. Imports were of somewhat more significance in 2011 at 5.5%, mostly on the strength of vehicles, mineral fuels and oil imports.
Is this the success story that consumers envisioned for NAFTA? Or has NAFTA simply become a niche agreement for a small, select group of industries? And while those benefits can certainly be applauded, why did they not extend to consumer finished goods in a way that met consumer perceptions, if not expectations? The answer can be found in the statistics quoted above – China!
The fact that the purchasing community would look to suppliers in Shanghai, 9,000 km from Vancouver, rather than Monterrey, 4,000 km from Vancouver, speaks volumes regarding the shortfalls of NAFTA. Organizations that claim 'sustainability' as part of their mission statement have undoubtedly developed some creative reasoning in terms of overcoming the geographic disadvantages of China. Nonetheless, the fact that companies can source goods cheaper from Asia than Mexico underscores the need for serious discussions regarding Mexico's ability to play a more significant role in NAFTA, including a pragmatic review of such topics as government commitment, training and education, infrastructure investments, and, yes, finished goods pricing. That shouldn't surprise anyone, at least as much as the fact that no one has done it successfully for twenty years.
In the early days of NAFTA, the mere idea of a free trade agreement gave rise to all sorts of heady speculation, including a common currency for NAFTA signatories and an efficient land-bridge supporting a North-South America trade axis. Many of those ideas seem naïve and far-fetched twenty years later. And yet, Mexico remains a country with great trading potential, with many distinct advantages over other parts of the world for North American businesses, including proximity, access to labour, climate, and perhaps most importantly in terms of supply chain advantage, surface transportation access.
It may be twenty years later, but it's never too late.
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The Interacting Galaxy Pair Arp 82
Mark Hancock's page
SB&T page
Arp 82 Press Release
For more details see
`Large-scale Star Formation Triggering in the Low-mass Arp 82 System: A Nearby Example of Galaxy Downsizing Based on UV/Optical/Mid-IR Imaging'
Hancock, M., Smith, B. J., Struck, C., Giroux, M. L., Appleton, P. N., Charmandaris, V., & Reach, W. T. 2007, AJ, 133, 676
Composite image of Arp 82 (NGC 2535 is the big galaxy and NGC 2536 is the smaller companion). The blue color is
far-UV and near-UV, the green color is
Hα and R band, and the red color is
IRAC 3.6, 4.5, 5.8 and 8.0 μm. In this image north is up and east is to the left. Notice the kink in the blue tidal tail to the north.
From top (left to right):
FUV and NUV,
Hα and R, and
3.6 μm, 4.5 μm, 5.8 μm, 8.0 μm, & 24 μm. In all the images north is up and east is to the left. The scale bar is 30 arcseconds and corresponds to 8.2 kpc. The large galaxy to the north is NGC 2535 and the smaller companion to the south is NGC 2536.
Expanded FUV (top left) and 8.0 μm (top right) images with several star forming regions (clumps) identified. Clumps 27-30 lie along the HI arc and are shown on the FUV image. Zoomed in HI map (Kaufman et al. 1997), FUV, and NUV images of the HI arc (bottom left, middle, and right respectively). Seeing this arc clearly in the UV bands indicates the presence of hot young stars.
[3.6]-[4.5] gradient. Open squares represent clumps in NGC 2536, x's represent clumps in the bridge, stars represent clumps in the spiral and filled squares represent clumps in the counter tail. Clumps 3 and 24 are plotted as upper limits. The mean [3.6]-[4.5] color for Whitney et al. (2004) field stars is -0.05, while the predicted value for interstellar dust is -0.35 (Li & Draine 2001)
[5.8]-[8.0] vs [4.5]-[5.8]. The solid black triangle represents the entire Arp 82 system. The solid pentagons represent predicted IRAC colors for interstellar dust (Li & Draine 2001), open pentagons represent the Hatziminaoglou et al. (2005) colors of quasars, and the open 5 point stars represent the mean colors of M0 III stars from M. Cohen (2005, private communication) and field stars from Whitney et al. (2004). The median uncertainty is also shown. Clump 24 is plotted as a lower limit.
[4.5]-[5.8] vs [3.6]-[4.5]. The symbols are the same as above. Notice that clumps 23 and 26 have IR colors similar to field stars or quasars and may not be part of Arp 82.
Log[L(Hα)/L(8.0μm)] vs 8.0μm mag. The symbols are the same as before. There is a fair amount of scatter in this ratio in spite of the fact that both Hα and 8μm trace star formation.
To test whether the variations in L(Hα)/ L(8.0μm) are due in part to extinction of the Hα emission, we plot the ratio against L(IR)/L(FUV), a good proxy for extinction.
Log[L(Hα)/L(8.0μm)] vs Log[L(IR)/L(FUV)]. The symbols are the same as before. The mean uncertainty for the horizontal axis reflects only the scatter in the L(IR) calibration.
A weak anti-correlation may be present, in that the regions with lower dust obscuration tend to have higher L(Hα)/L(8.0μm) ratios. There is, however, a lot of scatter in these plots, suggesting that some of the variation in the L(Hα)/L(8.0μm) ratio is intrinsic. This scatter may be due to PAH excitation by non-ionizing photons contributing to the 8.0μm emission.
Log[L(IR)/L(FUV)] gradient. The symbols are the same as before. The mean uncertainty for the vertical axis reflects only the scatter in the L(IR) calibration.
From the L(IR)/L(FUV) ratio, it can be seen that the dust extinction is greatest near the nuclei of the two galaxies, NGC 2535 and NGC 2536, and much less in the bridge and tail regions.
FUV/R vs FUV/NUV. The symbols are the same as before. The Starburst99 models (Leitherer et al. 1999) are: solid blue line and filled blue triangles E(B-V)=0.0, dot-dashed green line and filled green triangles E(B-V)=0.2 and dashed red line and filled red triangles E(B-V)=0.6. The SB99 models were generated assuming instantaneous star formation, solar abundances, and reddened with the Calzetti, Kinney, & Storchi-Bergmann (1994) reddening law. The filled triangles plotted along the blue, green, and red curves represent ages of 1, 10, 50, 100, and 300 Myr respectively, with the youngest being at the upper right. The median uncertainty in the clump's flux ratios is shown. The top and right axes are magnitudes.
We have determined the ages and extinctions of the clumps with further population synthesis analyis with these SB99 models, the FUV/NUV, FUV/R ratios, and the EW(Hα).
Clump age vs distance from NGC 2536. The symbols are the same as before. Blue symbols are the broadband ages and red symbols are the ages determined from EW(Hα). The uncertainties in ages reflect only the uncertainties in the measured fluxes.
The clumps have mean broadband age and E(B-V) of about 9 Myr and 0.4 mag. respectively. With the exception of the two oldest clumps in the galactic nuclei (clumps 2 and16), the broadband ages for the Arp 82 clusters range from about 1 to about 30 Myr. Clumps 2 and 16 are considerably older. The mean broadband ages of NGC 2536, the bridge region, the spiral region, and the tail region are 30 Myr, 5 Myr, 15 Myr and 8 Myr respectively. From the broadband age analysis it appears that the youngest clumps are generally, but not exclusively, in the bridge and tail regions.
log[L(IR)+L(FUV)] vs distance from NGC 2536. The mean uncertainty reflects only the scatter in the L(IR) calibration.
The IR luminosity is the re-emission of absorbed UV photons, so the sum of the UV and IR luminosities is a good proxy for the total UV emission and therefore is proportional to the star formation rate (SFR). From this figure it can be seen that the SFR is greatest in the spiral region of NGC 2535 and in NGC 2536, with much less star formation in the bridge and tail regions. The lower SFR of the clumps away from the central regions could be due to the fact that less gas was dragged there as a result of the interaction. Less gas spread over a still large volume implies lower densities, lower compressions, and larger clump masses to pull together gravitationally. We have determined the SFR of the clumps using the relation SFR(M
) = 4.5 x 10
L(IR)(erg s
) in Kennicutt (1998). The clumps have a total SFR
of 2.0+/-0.8 M
. For comparison, we used the relation SFR(M
) = 7.9 x 10
L(Hα)(erg s
) (Kennicutt 1998). The total SFR
of the clumps is 1.3+/-0.2 M
, consistent with the SFR
. The SFR
of the entire Arp 82 system is 4.9+/-2.0 M
vs 2.4+/-0.4 M
for SFR
. The total clump SFR
accounts for about 40% of the entire system SFR
From the measured R band fluxes and the ages and extinctions implied by the broadband colors, we have determined masses for each of the clumps in Arp 82 using our SB99 models. The more massive clumps tend to be found in the spiral region while the least massive clumps are in the tidal features. The clumps have a median mass
of about 8 x 10
. The ten tidal clumps make up only about 3% of the total clump mass
. The 2 clumps in the small companion, NGC 2536, and the 2 largest clumps in the nucleus of NGC 2535 (13 and 16) make up about 82% of the clump mass
vs L(3.6μm). The mass is determined from SB99 and measured R band flux. The symbols are the same as before.
As a test of the validity of our mass
determinations, we plot the 3.6μm luminosity against mass
. A strong correlation is seen in this figure. The 3.6μm band is dominated by stars, so clump fluxes in this band are a good proxy for mass.
Snapshots of the model at a time near the present. The upper panels show two orthogonal views of the gas particles. The primary's position is fixed at the origin. The dashed curve also shows the orbit of the companion center relative to the primary, starting from the point marked by a cross, and continuing through the present to the future merger. The coordinate values are given in kpc with the adopted scaling. The lower panels show gas particles that have either just turned on star formation feedback (lower right), or have recently turned on feedback, and so heated the gas (lower left). The latter thus gives a cumulative picture of recent star formation, rather than just the immediate star formation.
Shows star formation histories of the model galaxies. Specifically, the thin solid curve shows the number of star forming particles within 24 kpc of the center of the primary galaxy as a function of time. The dashed curve shows the number of star forming particles within 12 kpc of the center of the companion galaxy as a function of time, and the dotted curves show the corresponding quantities for the two galaxies in isolation. The values of the integration radii were chosen to enclose the whole disk of the individual galaxies, without including particles from the other galaxy. The bold solid curve shows the separation between the galaxy centers in kpc as a function of time, multiplied by a factor of 5 in order to use the same y-axis scale. Comparison of this curve to the thin solid and dashed curves allows one to see how the SFR depends on separation. The vertical line denotes the approximate present time.
An animation of the interaction. Red represents cool gas, Green represents hot gas, and blue represents new stars. The animation represents 2 Gyr. Notice at the beginning of the simulation the 2 disks show a low rate of star formation. The SFR has increased dramatically by the end of the simulation. In addition to reproducing a plausible star formation history, the model reproduces several key morphological features: the long tidal arm, the strong bridge, and the ocular structure. See Struck (1997) and Struck et al. (2005) for the model details.
Calzetti, D., Kinney, A. L., & Storchi-Bergmann, T. 1994, ApJ, 429, 582
Hatziminaoglou, E., et al. 2005, AJ, 129, 1198
Kaufman, M., Brinks, E., Elmegreen, D. M., Thomasson, M., Elmegreen, B. G., Struck, C., & Klaric, M. 1997, AJ, 114, 2323
Kennicutt, R. C. 1998, ARA&A, 36, 189
Leitherer, C., et al. 1999, ApJS, 123, 3
Li, A. & Draine, B. 2001, ApJ, 554, 778
Struck, C. 1997, ApJS, 113, 269
Struck, C. et al. 2005, MNRAS, 364, 69
Whitney, B. A., et al. 2004, ApJS, 154, 315
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This year's NCAA College World Series gets under way Saturday at TD Ameritrade Park and for the second time in five years, the TCU Horned Frogs will be a part of the fun after surviving this weekend's Super Regional against Pepperdine at Lupton Stadium.
It all began Saturday afternoon in front of a standing-room only crowd of 5,094 with TCU defeating Pepperdine 3-2 behind seven strikeouts from starting pitcher Brandon Finnegan. After talking to a few fans and overhearing dozens of others, there was an overwhelming confidence that the Horned Frogs would close out the Waves on Sunday night and return to Omaha for the first time since the magical run in 2010.
And why not? The Frogs were sending Big 12 pitcher of the year Preston Morrison to the mound and playing at home with 5,620 fans behind them. It was the third-largest crowd in the stadium's history and is the largest postseason crowd ever at TCU.
But TCU's 10-game winning streak came to an end at the hands of Pepperdine's Aaron Brown, the West Coast Conference pitcher of the year. The Waves also won by the margin of 3-2, meaning the first Super Regional played on the TCU campus was the tightest of the Super Regionals around the country.
I spoke to the same fans as I had following the first game and the confidence level had dwindled among a few and was still sky high with several others. One of my buddies brought up TCU freshman Tyler Alexander's amazing performance in last weekend's Fort Worth Regional, where he threw a complete game on the heels of the epic 22-inning game that had started in May and ended in June and predicted a repeat performance.
Since the third game of the series was taking place on a Monday afternoon, when most people are at work, TCU was kind enough to post a note on its Facebook page excusing fans from their jobs to come to Lupton Stadium. The decisive game got off to a dreary start for the 4,450 TCU fans who faced multiple rounds of rain, ranging from an irritating drizzle to a heavy downpour. And Pepperdine took an early 3-1 lead.
Jordan Kipper replaced Alexander in the top of the fourth and kept the Frogs in the game, leading to the dramatic finish. TCU, down to their last three outs and trailing 5-4 going into the top of the ninth would take the lead in the most improbable way -- with Jerrick Suiter scoring on a suicide squeeze bunt by Kyle Bacak.
The cheers were the loudest of the weekend, but closer Riley Ferrell still had to finish the game since Pepperdine had won the coin flip and was designated the home team on TCU's field. Ferrell struck out the Waves Bryan Langlois with the tying run on third, and the celebration was under way on the field and in the stands.
The Frogs 6-5 win means they will take on Texas Tech, who advanced to its first College World Series, on Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Mount St. Mary's reaches its peak
The Mount finally got The Win.
Jeremy Goode scored 21 points last night, and Mount St. Mary's got its first NCAA Tournament victory, beating Coppin State, 69-60, at Dayton, Ohio, in an opening-round game with two teams that know a lot about losing.
The Mountaineers (19-14) won their last five games to shed their losing record and make the tournament, then got the one victory that's always been well out of reach.
In its two other NCAA appearances, Mount St. Mary's lost to Kentucky by 46 points in 1995 and to Michigan State by 23 in 1999.
No time to savor this one. Tournament reality hits Friday, when the Mount plays top-seeded North Carolina in Raleigh - virtually the Tar Heels' backyard.
Fans in the crowd of 8,464 at University of Dayton Arena held up signs calling on the play-in winner to "Bury N. Carolina."
Tough chance for that. A 16th seed has never taken down a No. 1.
But, that's a challenge for later. For a few sweet minutes last night, Mount St. Mary's got to savor a breakthrough win over another Maryland school separated by about 60 miles.
Coppin State (16-21) became the first team to reach the tournament with 20 losses, and the Eagles looked out of place in the closing minutes. They went five minutes without scoring, and that allowed Mount St. Mary's to break it open.
Goode, a 5-foot-9-inch sophomore guard who grew up in Charlotte, was the spark for Mount St. Mary's up-tempo offense. He did it all, driving to the basket and hitting fadeaway jumpers over much taller players.
Goode also hit four free throws in the last 27 seconds.
Tywain McKee led Coppin State with 15 points.
NIT - Cavel Witter hit a 3-point shot with 3.2 seconds left to finish Creighton's comeback from a 17-point deficit in the second half and give the Bluejays a 74-73 victory over Rhode Island in the first round at Omaha, Neb.
Creighton (22-10) still trailed, 70-58, with 3:14 left, but the Rams wouldn't score another field goal.
P'Allen Stinnett and Booker Woodfox each had 22 points, with Stinnett scoring 18 in the second half.
Will Daniels led Rhode Island (21-12) with 16 points.
College Basketball Invitational - Jerome Tillman scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as host Ohio (20-12) overcame a 39-point performance from Brown's Damon Huffman to defeat the Bears (19-10), 80-74, in a first-round matchup.


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It's that time of the week again! Check out our round-up of real weddings, styled shoots, and ideas that were featured on ProjectWedding. Don't forget to share your favorites!
Michelle and James: Brooklyn, New York– We love the outdoor modern ceremony space this couple got married at!
Photo by Rebecca Yale Portraits
Glitzy Gold Styled Shoot– Get inspired by these eye-catching and fun decor elements.
Photo by Julia Park Photography
Ring Bearer and Flower Girl Signs– Cute phrases for your littlest attendants to carry down the aisle.
Photo by Freshly Bold Photography
DIY: Bridesmaid Proposal Box– Pop the question to your 'maids with this DIY project!
By Danyelle Matthews
Alternative Desserts– Not a cake-loving couple? Not a problem! Check out these other cool dessert options.
Photo by Robert Sukrachand Photography
Photos: Freshly Bold Photography; Floral Design: Flowers by the Shore; Groom's Attire: Francia's; Bridesmaid Dresses: Joanna August from Bella Bridesmaids; Ceremony Music: The Jimmy Lumpkin Band; Rentals: SOHO Events and Rentals; Catering: Naman's Catering; Cake: Couture Cakes; Venue: Private Barn; Hair: Rachel Spencer; Makeup: Jerri Majors
Neely and Karl were married at a private barn in Silverhill, Ala. on April 26. "I wanted the theme of my wedding to be romantic, in every sense of the word!" Neely said. "I wanted a very intimate, vintage, traditional feel to the whole night!" The bride stunned in a fitted strapless lace gown and wore her chestnut brown hair in an intricate updo. She opted for minimal jewelry and carried a bouquet of light pink and white garden roses. Her 'maids matched the romantic vibe perfectly in flowing floor-length blush-colored gowns with various necklines. The groom and his men donned gray three-piece suits, the groom differentiated himself by opting for a light blue vest and necktie, while the groomsmen went with white. " The whole wedding, ceremony and reception were outdoors," Neely said. "The ceremony itself was relaxed and traditional, performed by my granddaddy." Guests sat in folding chairs, beside a lake, and watched Neely and Karl tie the knot. Afterwards, they walked up the hill to the reception, which was in a private barn. Guests were encouraged to sign a wooden table along with a guestbook. The couple added many personal touches such as a family photo display and a cute dessert display. Rustic touches such as whimsical handwritten signs, mason jar flower holders, and bales of hay decorated the barn. They even had outdoor string lights, so guests could celebrate long after the sun set. "The whole day I would describe as relaxed, romantic, full of sentiment and love," Neely said. "I wanted to spend the morning with my favorite people, and that's exactly what I did." The couple cut a three-tiered cake adorned with flowers and were sent off into married life with sparklers. Despite the gorgeous details and romantic aesthetic, it wasn't the most important part for Neely. "At the end of the day, if you are married to the love of your life, then it was a perfect day!" Neely said. See the full board here.
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Photos: Freshly Bold Photography; Video: Josiah Holmes; Venue: Historic Malbis Plantation; Event Planner: Chelsea Crawford; Dress Designer: David's Bridal; Hair Stylist: Tiffany Burks; Makeup Artist: Danene Bottiaux; Groom's Attire: Men's Wearhouse; Floral Designer: Belle Bouquet Florist; Rentals: Blue Rents; Officiant: Trent Massey; Ceremony Musicians: Kevin Smith & Luke Tyson; DJ: Boogie Nights DJ; Cake: Cakes by Judi
Elizabeth and Timmy were married at Historic Malbis Plantation in Daphne, Ala. on November 30. "As a wedding photographer for the past three years, I wanted something unique and different, something I had never seen before in person," Elizabeth said. "I had a little help from Pinterest and Etsy, and it took many hours slaving over DIY projects and many sleepless nights getting it all done, but I could have not asked for a better wedding once I saw everything together." The bride wore a ruffled one-shoulder satin a-line wedding gown, accessorized with a sideswept braided updo and chunky, chandelier earrings, while the groom wore a dark gray vest and pants, accessorized with solid ties and Converse tennis shoes. She carried a bouquet of Before the ceremony, the couple exchanged love letters and gifts. Elizabeth wrote on a brown paper bag, "Timmy, I have loved you for 824 days but today will be the best day ever. Love, your fiance." "The weather was perfect," she said. "I was so nervous it would be way too cold or rainy, and it was 69-70 degrees and sunny." Fun fact: It took place during the Iron Bowl. "We walked back up the aisle to the Alabama fight song, since Timmy and the groomsmen are huge football fans," Elizabeth said. Guests were encouraged to update their statuses, tweets, or Instagram photos with the hashtag #goldmanwedding. The signature cocktail? Mountain dew! "I knew that a wide array of florals would make a gorgeous setup surrounded by mason jars and bottles of different sizes and candles galore," she said. "It was truly beautiful! I incorporated a ton of cameras I found either on Ebay or local antique stores to showcase my love for photography." The newlyweds performed their first dance to John Legend's "All of Me," and then sat down at a sweetheart table with a fabric streamers backdrop and crystal chandelier from above. The three-tiered buttercream frosted cake was topped with a bunting banner with hearts and in addition, there was groom's cake featuring Big 'Al. See the full board here.
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Research Assignment Tips: Brainstorm Your Topic
By Dana Longley, assistant director for library instruction and information literacy, Academic Technologies
March 28, 2014
One of the most difficult steps to the dreaded research assignment is the first one: figuring out a manageable topic or question. Students often start with course readings and notes, but then what? An effective way to tackle this is to brainstorm any possible topic. Time spent doing this will help keep the topic focused and manageable. It also will save time and effort when it comes time to find scholarly information sources. The people, events and issues discovered during the brainstorm process can form the basis for what is typed into any search box to get the most relevant results.
To do this, ask four basic questions (4 Ws) about a possible topic. Jot down any and all ideas that are applicable:
- Who is involved? This can include specific people or groups.
- Where is the topic focus? This can include specific geographical area(s).
- When in time? This includes, for example the current status of the topic and/or looking at how it existed in the past. Also consider if current and or historical publications are useful.
- What area(s) of study are involved? This can include looking at the topic through a specific professional or cultural lens and considering possible subtopics, related topics and alternate terms that may be useful.
Brainstorming example:
Initial research topic: use of aerial drones
Given the 4 Ws described above, ask not only what is of interest, but what aspects of the topic might the author of a book or journal article write about?
- Who: US Federal government, US military, Homeland Security, local police forces
- Where: United States (compare to other nations?)
- When: current only (going back to 9/11?)
- What: policy studies, criminal justice, laws and Constitution, anti-terrorism, military-industrial complex, privacy rights, Patriot Act, commercial use (Amazon?)
There are no right or wrong questions or answers and it's something that you can work on and grow throughout the research process. It can be done with a simple piece of scratch paper, or with more advanced techniques, like a mind map, which also can help organize topic ideas and arguments. A tutorial on the use of mind mapping can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/mindmapexample


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Describe the most rewarding experience that you have had working with a patient?
When a patient looks at their new smile and cries with happiness and gets out of the chair and hugs me... it doesn't get any better than that.
When (your age) did you first realize you wanted to enter the health & medical field? And did you experience anything in particular to motivate you to achieve this prestigious goal?
I won a state science fair project in high school and my project was improving the properties of dental stone. Sounds kind of geeky now. My uncle was a dentist and was pretty set upon becoming a dentist from an early age.
Can you tell us in your own words what you consider a perfect outcome of a surgical procedure?
A perfect outcome is to give my patient EXACTLY what they want. Sometimes I don't necessarily agree with a patients desired color or tooth shape, but I always give my best advice and go with what they want.
What procedure would you like to do more of and why?
I would like to do more Invisalign cases. I see so many teens with traditional brackets and wires and I know that many of these cases could be done with Invisalign. There is no comparison between the two. Invisalign is more hygienic, nearly invisible, and often faster for the right cases.
In a perfect world, when would you like to retire, where would you go and what would you do?
I don't know where I would want to retire, but I would want to continue to practice dentistry. I would miss the art and science of my hobby that happens to be my career as well.
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If you?ve dreamed of enhancing the appearance of your teeth, Dr. Frazar can help you have a beautiful, healthy smile. If you need extensive work on your smile, Dr. Frazar may combine several cosmetic dentistry services to give you a complete makeover.
Dr. Hedge was born in Mentor, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. Dr. Hedge attended Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio where he double majored in biology and chemistry. During his education at the Ohio State University College of Dentistry he conducted research resulting in the publication of seven abstracts and one paper and numerous awards at the state and national level.
Following his graduation from dental school he completed a general practice residency at Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina. This advanced education included additional training in anesthesia, pediatrics, emergency medicine, geriatrics, Temporomandibular Joint Treatment, endodontics, periodontics, orthodontics, oral surgery, prosthetics and implantology. Dr. Tom Hedge established the Dental Health Center in West Chester, Ohio, a Cincinnati suburb.
Since founding the center in 1988, Dr. Hedge has established it as the leading practice for restorative dentistry in southern Ohio. Dr. Hedge is nationally recognized not only for excellence in clinical programs, but for sound business practices that make full use of the newest technologies in dentistry. Dr. Hedge is an alumnus of the L.D. Pankey Institute and the Las Vegas Institute for Cosmetic Dentistry where he is a featured instructor and teaches dentists from all over the world on a monthly basis. He has participated in over 250 hours of continuing education per year over the last decade. Dr. Hedge is a frequent contributor to newsletters and magazines that promote professional development, including Dental Economics, Dentistry Today, The Profitable Dentist, Dental Products Reports, Contemporary Esthetics, and Dental Town Magazine.
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... resort, and were supposedly meant to take a jeepney to the resort. But when we arrived in Sogod there were no jeepneys going to Padre Burgos. Instead we ended up on a tricycle, a motor bike fashioned so that is has a cab that can seat about 6 ...
Tropical coral reefs in Padre Burgos
... know who has it! Ha ha. They didn't even bother arguing with us they just let us walk off. Our accomodation in Padre Burgos was lovely. We were overlooking the ocean and could actually see the bottom of the sea from our window. We will never ever ...
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I have checked my referral links in the analytics and i have found some links over there which is comes from an another item here on Envato. One is an audiojungle file and an another is from Codecanyon. What are those referrals or why is that links? Can't understand. Iw checked those items but there is no visible links over there.
It happened to me also. I am also confused about it. But I get hurt when I find any warez or pirate link.. [as always i find min. 1]
Yes I had one to from themeforest, very weird!
i flagged this question for a staff reply. Now im really curious what is that paranormal activity over there
Those links are coming from people who are following you, they are generated by the preview box at the top right of all Envato sites, therefore your item will show up on Audiojungle and from Codecanyon, etc., these links also show up in Google searches….Genius who built this system!!
Thanks a lot loswl. I really dont know anything about programming, but what you said sounds very convincing and scientific i think i'w got the answer but im so far away from this field to understand.


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I wanted to reduce my thighs from fact on the upper inner part of my legs. It was a disaster unforunatley I do not have the funds to correct it. I just want the pain to go away.
10 years ago I had lipo suction on my inner legs. Unfortunately it did not come out smooth. However that is not an issue. I have suffered with pain from day one and it still continues. A burning strong pain. when I exercise it is worst. Sometimes I cannot move my legs. the doctor has passed away so I cannot go back to him. I feel like maybe it is nerve damage. What is my problem and can it be corrected?


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