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The annual Marks Memorial Lecture was established in 1979 by Selma Paul Marks and the late Judge Jack Marks, who endowed the lecture series in memory of his father, Isaac Marks. Additional information on the Marks Lecture is available on the Arizona Law website.
Carol Sanger, a nationally recognized expert on reproductive rights, will present the Isaac Marks Memorial Lecture at the University of Arizona James E. College of Law.
Sanger, the Barbara Aronstein Black Professor of Law Columbia Law School, will present her lecture, "About Abortion: Meaning and Methodology," as part of the lecture series.
The April 5, 5-6 p.m. event will be held in Room 164, the Ares Auditorium, at the law school, 1201 E. Speedway Blvd.
Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and is limited. There is no "saved" seating. Visitor parking is available for a fee at several parking garages near campus. A visitor parking map is available online.
Sanger has long studied ways laws influences decisions about family formation, particularly with regard to mothers and children. She is currently writing a book, "About Abortion," which focuses on the social and legal regulation of abortion in the U.S.
Sanger, who also holds a position as senior research fellow at St. Anne's College, Oxford, received her undergraduate degree in 1970 from Wellesley College and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Michigan in 1976.
She began her teaching career at the University of Oregon and also has taught at Santa Clara University Law School and served as a visiting faculty member at Stanford Law School. Sanger joined the Columbia faculty in 1996.
At Columbia, Sanger teaches contracts, family law and other courses concerning women's reproductive lives.
For her work, Sanger received the Columbia University Teaching Award and the Columbia Law School Prize for Excellence in Teaching.


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2008-09 Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball
Nov. 22, 2008
Recap | Box Score | Notes | Photo Gallery
Western Illinois at Cincinnati
November 22, 2008
Cincinnati, OH – Fifth Third Arena
Mick Cronin, Head Coach
Opening Statement
"First off, before we start, I want to mention the passing of Glenn Sample. He was a great Bearcat, and our team has his family in our thoughts. Our attitude was great today. I thought Western Illinois played really hard for being outmanned. I think they made it hard on our post guys. They knocked us off balance, and we had 10 turnovers from our big guys. It was a great effort from our guys in many ways. We are starting to move upward, and it is great to get different scoring from other guys."
"Alvin Mitchell is a great example of when you practice hard every day, it makes the games easier. When you have a great attitude and you are coachable, you can't help but get better. He is a great example of that. It's nice to be able to develop some other scorers. My other point with Alvin, although he made 4-of-5 from the three point line, for the first time today he got other baskets. That is important because we need to add a wing guy who can beat his man and get a foul. It is a great thing to have when things get tight."
On Holding Their Leading Scorer
"We take a lot of pride in our defense. Our identity is a team that really defends hard as a team, do it in a smart way and rebound the basketball. We try to do that at all times. It took him 19 shots to get his 13 points because we made it hard on him."
On Trying to Get Mike More Involved
"I was trying to do it. These games get a little out of hand because other guys are too open. I made sure to call his name early, and get him minutes. I tried to keep him in there, and get him an offensive rebound. When I was trying to get him the ball blatantly, they could tell. We still have to make sure, in practice, that we're developing mike as a scorer and scoring threat because he is. It is hard to be a threat if you don't get a rhythm. We are talking about a guy who hasn't played in two years so I really have to make sure he gets into his rhythm."
On What Steve Toyloy Brings
"Steve is bring scoring, defense, and everything. We didn't know he would bring that much scoring. He is a confident player and he is producing. Hopefully, when he starts seeing tougher competition, he'll be able to continue to play the way he is playing. He is the biggest surprise for us offensively, but we expected it in defense."
On Playing without Deonta
"We played a lot without him (Deonta Vaughn) and Rashad today because we wanted to see what we could do with both of them out. We did it by design that if we had a lead we would try to do that."
On Comparing Alvin from This Year to last
"No question about it. When you go to recruit a guy, you see his ability but the question is how hard it will be for him to translate. It was tough to see him go through his struggles. He was on another planet last year, and now he is back here. As a person, academically, and maturity he has come a long way."
Mike Williams, Sr., F
On What You Can Learn From This Game
"Out of a game like today, we are still learning things on what we need to work on as far as transition points. We didn't have very many today. It is something we need to work on byp laying a game like this we see things that we need to work on."
On Alvin Having Team's Trust
"Alvin has everyone's trust from day one. Even though, in the past. Some things happened, but we don't hold that against him. We are all family, and we don't have a problem with him."
On Coach's Feelings About the Game
"He was happy with it, but he pointed out a couple of things we need to work on. Transition points, not seeing the ball and things like that are things we need to work on."
Alvin Mitchell, So., F
On Back-to-Back Strong Performances
"Things are looking better, but I'm still trying to fight through it. I don't want to get any false hope. I'm going to continue fighting. "
Yancy Gates, Fr., F
On Playing Against Steve Toyloy in Practice
"He is a really physical player, and it helps me get used to the physical pounding of a D-I player and a guy of his size."
Western Illinois University
Jim Molinari, Head Coach
On What You Get From This Game
"A beating. A lot in some ways. I think we will never face a more athletic team. We gained a little confidence because we were able to do a decent job on handling their pressure. Give Mick credit. He is in somewhat of a rebuilding process. They have put together a great group of athletes. Their game is to pressure you on defense, do a great job on switching, and test every shot. They do a tremendous job of going to the glass. Their staff has done a great job of recruiting athletes that are really aggressive on the board."
On Switching Up Defense
"Give them credit because they make it really hard to play against. They change it up. Other than Steve Toyloy and Yancy Gates, all their players can switch and guard forwards and guards. We tried to keep on doing what we do and form some type of identity."
On the WIU Shooting Percentage
"Yeah, it was a lot of credit to their defense. We don't have a lot of weapons to score against them. If you make a mistake on offense, the ball goes to them. On defense, if you make a mistake, you can continue to be aggressive. They do a great job of staying aggressive at the ball. They make you run your offense; especially around the basket."

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I had been following I.Fairy lens website for awhile since last year. An INSTINCT inside me tells me that I.Fiary lens is good and will be alot better than GEO lens. (Duno y?) Another reason that I like them is because the colours are sho sho pretty and vibrant. ♥
Just look at the pictures from Barbie Eye. I'm not sure if the owner of Barbie Eye website is the main distributor or seller, so I judge from the non-watermark and good quality pictures they provides and this tells me that it's the i.Fairy lens official website. =p~
Anyhoo, my friend (Vic: Thanks! ^^) recommended me Pamperdesire (Facebook here), who is base in singapore and hold I.Fairy lens sprees quite frequently. Its currently having a 10% discount. And I.Fairy lens only cost $25/pair which can be used up to half a year once opened.
Immediately, I placed an order with Selphie, each of us get 3 pairs of different colours. With more than 3 pairs of lens, we got free postage as well! Worth! ^_^♥
Our ordered lens series range from the older ones to the newer ones. But sadly, our most favourite Sakura Pink lens are OOS (as its super old series). =( Hence, I changed to Hera Pink and Selphie got Jewel Pink.
Another good thing about it is that they are able to accept orders of 2 different degrees for each side of the lens. ^^
Ah! And before I forget, gota say that the seller, Nellie updates really fast via email & SMSes and provides wonderful customer service! I recommends! ^o^♥
This week, Barbie Eye just upped a few new series - Dolly, Keizen, Moe Moe. They are even newer than my Ash series.. Gosh, I really love their Dolly series! >O<♥ If you're a lens lover, do try I.Fairy lens!


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Mike King flunks UFC Fight Night 46 drug test, loses $50,000 bonus
Mike King's failed drug test at UFC Fight Night 46 will be a costly one.
Mike King's failed drug test at UFC Fight Night 46 will be a costly one.
With another action-packed month of MMA in the books, MMAjunkie takes a look at the best fights from July 1-31. Who took home the win, and did we get it right? You can vote for your pick inside.
Check out our nominees for the "Submission of the Month" for July 2014, as well as our winner. Then vote in the poll and tell us if we got it right.
The UFC's return to Dublin this past month was one of the company's most anticipated cards of the year, thanks mostly to Dublin native son Conor McGregor. Now, go behind the scenes of the epic fight card through the lens of Whoa TV.
Following Saturday's UFC Fight Night 46 event, several of the winning and losing fighters, along with their coaches, training partners and family members, took to social media to react to the event or share a message with supporters.
UFC Fight Night 46 took place Saturday, and of the 20 competitors to compete on the card, three turned in performances that stood out from the rest. Here are MMAjunkie's three stars for UFC Fight Night 46.
With the fights, gate, attendance and UFC Fight Pass streams, UFC Fight Night 46 was one of the most successful shows of the year. To dig into the numbers behind the event, here are 30 post-fight facts about UFC Fight Night 46.


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Wutung Engineering Co. Ltd. was established in Hong Kong since 1979 and dedicated herself to the development of printing industry, combining design, production, sales and service together.
Wutung owns two manufacturing plants and service center located in Panyu, Guangzhou and Changan, Dongguan. Today, Wutung Group has been developed with three subsidiaries for different product lines: Wutung Engineering Co. Ltd., Sun Kong Screen Printing Equipment Ltd, Co., and Do.Well Swiss Ltd, Co.,. The group expand its product range from traditional pad printing and screen printing machines to all kinds of automatic printing equipments, flexographic presses and automatic assembly production line.
Wutung Engineering Co. Ltd. works on the production of pad Printing Equipments, provide one to six colors with optional sizes and pad printing consumables.
Sun Kong Screen Printing Equipment Ltd, Co. joined Wutung Engineering Ltd in 1987; today Sun Kong works on the design and production of automatic screen printing equipments and its accessories.
Do.Well Swiss Ltd, Co. is a China and Swiss joint venture company to meet the needs of modern printing equipments, providing multi-functional printing presses into the market.
Wutung supplies high-standard customize service in the market. Our service team adjust and amend the machines base on user's requirement, all of our machines are unique products specially designed for our customers.
We deeply believe the service quality is as important as the product quality. In order to provide more according to customer's need, Wutung established service centers in different cities in China, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tsingtao, Ningbo, Shantou, Shenzhen and Sichun etc.
Also to provide our professional services to the global market, Wutung has established a sales and service networks in U.S.A., Canada, Japan, Korea, South Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia and more, supporting our customize service without distances.
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SharePoint 2010: Showing the Context menu on any field in a List View when defining lists
I am working on a project that requires me to show the context menu on columns other than the default 'Title" field that normally shows up (at least when creating a list based on the "Item" template). While doing research I came across two different ways to do this when using XML to define the lists.
The first just involves renaming the "Title" field to something else. I was taking this approach as I was playing with Visual Studio 2012RC's new wizards for creating lists and content types (what are great!!!). While the wizard allows you to change "Title" to whatever you want it never changed the text that shows up in the view header, only when add/editing the item. Close but no cigar. Looking at the code that gets generated I saw:
This sets the field when adding/editing a new entry but doesn't change the header. After much head banging and powershell scripting I figured out that I needed to add:
Field ID="{fa564e0f-0c70-4ab9-b863-0177e6ddd247}" Type="Text" Name="Title" DisplayName="Name" Required="TRUE" SourceID="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/v3" StaticName="Title" MaxLength="255"/>
Field ID="{82642ec8-ef9b-478f-acf9-31f7d45fbc31}" Type="Text" Name="LinkTitle" DisplayName="Name" />
as well. This is the field that is typically named "Title (linked to item with edit menu)" Note that the "DisplayName" in both lines have been changed to what I want to actually show. So now the header will be "Name" and the if I create a new view I will see "Name (linked to item with edit menu)".
That worked fine for lists that use the existing "Title" field but what about lists that don't have it or what if I needed to change the field that is used to display the menu depending on the view (which was actually the case) For this I turned to code….sort of. I was looking through the object model and saw that I can use "SPField.ListItemMenu" to set the field that I wanted to use. Taking a chance I added "ListItemMenu='True' " to the field I wanted to use and it worked!
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Veteran journalist Tom Stites, will make a presentation in SF on a topic that's crucial to the future of our democracy: How our communities can have the reliable journalism they need despite the withering of the newspapers that long have provided most original reporting. Please save the date for Monday, April 29, 2013.
Tom is the founder of the Banyan Project, a startup that's pioneering a new business model for community Web journalism that's designed to thrive in the digital future, even as newspapers and other legacy models wither: Citizen-owned co-operatives. We could create them here in the Bay Area!
He has a fascinating story to tell. This gathering is also being co-hosted by board members who live in the Bay Area: the Web developer Angus Durocher, journalist and author Dan Gillmor, and journalist, editor and Independent Arts & Media founder, Josh Wilson.
Given the people we're inviting, the gathering is sure to be an interesting bunch! It'll be informal and small enough to ensure good conversation after Tom speaks. Last week Tom presented at the National Conference for Media Reform in Denver, the latest event on a speaking calendar that has included several major conferences on the future of journalism. Word is there was a great buzz about Banyan Project at NCMR!
Tom shaped this model as a fellow of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard. He also draws on a distinguished career as a newspaper and magazine editor and as an entrepreneur who has founded two magazines and three Web publishing efforts before Banyan. His vision combines both a long view as well as a perspective from the leading edge of journalism for the Digital Age.
Full disclosure: Tom is on a fundraising tour. He is serious when he says you are welcome whether you donate or not, and the event itself is free, but please do bring your checkbook -- I think you'll be moved to help in this important social venture!
We hope you can join us on April 29th. This is an historic moment for journalism and for the future of our democracy. Please make sure to RSVP on our EventBrite page, where you'll find details about time and place. Feel free to share this invitation with friends and colleagues.
If you can't join us, we hope you see enough value in this project to make a valued donation, which is easy: just click the donate button on Banyan's webpage.
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The forest, there is plenty of wood to build and you would be able to place gaurds dotted around the rest of the forest to seek out enemy forces.
Your castle will be ready in one years time.Now what will you work on next?
You need an army to help defend your land!
You could recruit more peasants to help build your castle so gets finished quicker.
You could just sit back and relax.


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Effective 1 June 2015, children travelling in and out of South Africa, will be required to carry an unabridged birth certificate*, as well as a valid passport. The regulations will apply to all travellers under the age of 18 regardless of nationality.
*An unabridged birth certificate is an official, signed and stamped certificate with full details of both parents. If the unabridged birth certificate is in a language other than English it must be accompanied by a certified English translation.
Parents must have an unabridged birth certificate and a valid passport.
The Parent must have an unabridged birth certificate, a valid passport, and a court order granting full parental responsibilities/legal guardianship of the child, or an affidavit confirming permission from the absent parent for the child to travel. In cases where the other parent registered on the child's birth certificate is deceased, a death certificate is required.
The Guardian must have an unabridged birth certificate, a valid passport, and a court order or affidavit from parents or legal guardians of the child confirming permission to travel. Copies of the parents' or legal guardians' passports or identification documents are required. Death certificates are also required where applicable.
The Child must have unabridged birth certificate , a valid passport, and an affidavit from one or both parents or legal guardians, depending on the case, confirming permission to travel. A letter from the person who will receive the child in South Africa, including full contact details and a certified copy of their passport or identification documents, is also required. Contact details of the child's parents or legal guardians are also required.
We urge you to prepare all the required documentation before travel to avoid possible delays to your travel plans. For more information, please visit the South African Department of Affairs' website, or contact your nearest South African Embassy or Consulate.


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Milan Lucic: 'That was the toughest battle we've had'
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The Bruins knew defending their Stanley Cup perch would be difficult.
But eventually, they also knew they would be up to the challenge.
And the challenge that came Tuesday night from a hard-working, big, strong and physical Devils squad was the toughest yet this season. At least, according to Milan Lucic.
"Yeah, definitely I have to say out of all the games so far through the season that was definitely the toughest battle that we've had," Lucic said. "And we needed to dig real deep to get a win in this one and we definitely had to fight to the end. And we showed a lot of character, sticking to the game plan and finding a way. Obviously they came at us real hard and they're a hard team to play against and we were able to find a way and get a good one here."
The Bruins took the quick 2-1 lead six seconds into the third period, only to have the Devils come back two minutes later for the equalizer.
"This is definitely one that we had to earn and it was one that, when we get the lead they come back and score, it's easy to get down and get discouraged," Lucic said. "But we were able to find a way and keep pushing and keep finding a way to push for more and in that third period I think we had eighteen shots which goes to show that we really wanted to win this one."
The Bruins have scored 34 goals in their six-game winning streak but Tuesday was the first one of the six they really had to sweat out in the end.
"I know this is one of the toughest wins that we've had," Bruins goalie Tim Thomas said. "Probably the toughest win out of the six games that we've had. They really tested us, they really worked hard, they really played a good game. We just stayed with it, and we were the ones that had the ability to turn it on the last ten minutes, and were able to pull out the win because of that.
"We've had a couple of games where everything went our way, kind of easier wins, and this was a good wake up call without having to pay the price because we were able to get out of it with the win. You know, this is the way it's going to be the majority of the time, it's not always going to be the way it has been the last three or four games. And so it's a good experience for our team, I think."


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i have a 1990 cadillac deville and it is misfiring. i installed new plugs wires cap and rotor. it still misses. the #1 and # 6 spark plugs were black with dry soot. any suggestions at all?????
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i have a 1990 cadillac deville and it is misfiring. i installed new plugs wires cap and rotor. it still misses. the #1 and # 6 spark plugs were black with dry soot. any suggestions at all?????
Check the operation of all of the fuel injectors. You should be able to hear each one clicking if you use a piece of hose as a makeshift stethoscope. Check for proper operation of the Fuel Pressure Regulator. Make sure the pressures are correct and that there is no fuel getting into the vacuum line connected to the FPR.
You may be able to switch the bad injector with another cylinder and see if the misfire follows the injector.
Usually i would suspect an ignition problem (Bad plug or wire) first and then a dead fuel injector second. Either can cause a misfire on a constant cylinder.
Lastly i would do a compression check to make sure that you don't have a bad valve or a dead cylinder.
after i replaced all of the plugs i did run it for a while. since it did not help, i removed the plugs and did a compression check. the compression check was fine, but i noticed that every plug looked new and clean except #3 was discolored. today i had to drive the car, so i took a spark plug out of a different cylinder and put it in #3. after my drive, i removed the plug and that plug was now discolored. that cylinder had good compression. it seems like that is the cylinder causing the problems. i would really like to replace that injector if you think that it is a good idea. do you know of any websites that might show the whole procedure? thank you for the help! i really appreciate it. i would switch around 2 injectors, but it looks like a big job to take apart and put back together.
It really isn't a big deal to get the fuel rail out. If I remember correctly (if I forgot something, someone will chime in):
Remove the air box
remove belt
loosen power steering pump bracket and pull out of the way
disconnect throttle cables and detent cable from throttle hammer
remove diverter valve and any piping that's in the way
remove heater hose attached to t-stat housing
remove any vacuum lines running over the fuel rail (EGR, brake booster, etc)
disconnect fuel lines at fuel rail
unhook injector harness (one for each bank)
unbolt fuel rail and lift it out.
You may have to disconnect the battery and remove the alternator to move the PS pump. First I would check for leaks with either around the injectors with the air cleaner on the car. I assume you have no codes... A bad O2 sensor will cause problems like this also and will not set a code. I went round and round with my 90 Deville before I found that a NEW Bosh O2 sensor was the problem. If you need injectors I would recommend Fiveo Motorsport, $300 for a set of 8. Good luck!
is there anybody that can test the injectors? i cant afford to get all of them. i hoped to replace the one and test the others. i also am really stumped on my 90 and 93 devilles. they both make a growling noise like a power steering pump would make. they have made that noise for years and i keep worrying that i might break down on the road sometime. the power steering is fine. since it is doing that on both cars, is there a certain problem that cadillacs are notorious for or just a coincidence? i bought the 93 thinking i might need a transmission in the future, but then after only having the 93 for maybe 6 months. that one started to make the same noise. nobody can tell me what that might be. i did see a vcc engagement code come up a few times, but it isnt there every time i clear the codes or disconnect the battery.


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I am looking for some one that knows any thing about Kawasaki stuff.
I brought a old Bayou 220 and was riding it around and it just shut off. Would not turn over. (Mind you all the ignition was cut out and a push button ignition put on it) Starter was clicking and that was it. Pulled the the starter out and it works fine.
i put it all together and now the start work but the gears that it engage into the starter gear now dont work.
I guess what I need is a wiring diagram or some help with this thing.
thank Chris
i have a bayou and the exact same thing happened to me.. it was a long time ago.. i dont remember the exact problem but something about how there are 3 pins to the starter and they fell out/ stripped something like that
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Angus Jeang received his B.S. degree in industrial engineering from Chung Yuan University, Zhongli, Taiwan, and received his M.S. degree in industrial engineering from Kansas State University, New York, Ark, USA. He was then employed by the Nuclear Division of Siemens Gammasonics, Inc. in Des Plaines, Ill, USA, serving as a Manufacturing Engineer. After he received his Ph.D. degree in industrial and manufacturing engineering from Wayne State University, Detroit, Mich, USA, he got a teaching position at Industrial Engineering of Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan. Then, he acted as the Head of the department for a period of time. Currently, he works as a Full Professor of the same department. In addition, he is a Member of the Industrial Engineering (IIE) and the Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME). His specialized areas include robust design for product development and process planning; production process and inventory management; PERT, CPM, and scheduling; hospital management.
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This month, Kat shares six of her favorite products on the cutting edge of natural beauty.
5 Natural Cosmetic Trends
The following six products have broken new ground in their categories.
1. The first nontoxic, permanent hair color
One of the biggest product breakthroughs I've come across over the past year has been the introduction of the first nontoxic permanent hair color from Act By Nature. Until last year, most "natural" permanent hair colors still contained PPD, or p-phenylenediamine, which has been implicated in studies as a compound that increases the risk of certain cancers. Those who love harmony with our bodies and nature would consider this nanotechnology the cosmetic breakthrough of the decade. Look for finished products using Act By Nature's innovative, sustainable pigment technologies at your favorite health food store in
coming months.
2. The first premium chocolate vitamin for acne
I researched and shared some of the compelling benefits of certain vitamins for acne in my book, The Truth About Beauty, and listed some products based on this research. Recently, this and other nutritional research on acne and its hormonal, nutritional, and stress-related roots, has been incorporated into Frutels, a premium all-natural, sugar-free, high-grade, dark chocolate containing a proprietary, patent-pending blend of vitamins for acne. Many of the nutrients contained in Frutels are water-soluble and will improve acne with frequent use, spread out over the day (so, two to four pieces a day are recommended).
3. The first stick foundations and eye shadows to hit mineral makeup
Loose powder formulations in mineral makeup—many of which contain a harmful chemical called bismuth oxychloride—have made up the vast majority of mineral makeup selections. Until recently, cake formulations were my favorite in this category. Now MyChelle Dermaceuticals has
introduced a full line of creamy stick foundations, blushes, and eye shimmers, among other great color cosmetics.
The colors and long-wearing creamy texture (crease-resistant) are sophisticated enough for my makeup bag, with eye shimmers in Blaze (a smoky mauve color) and Drama (a deep raisin brown color) being my favorites of the bunch.
4. The first sustainable botanical-based—not mineral-based—cosmetics
Leave it to Aubrey Organics to innovate a new degree of sustainability with regard to natural color cosmetics. They've introduced the first silk-based (not a silkworm harmed because only short-strand silk is harvested) powder blushes and foundations colored with botanicals, such as cinnamon bark, beet root, and radish. The colors go on strong, yet translucent, with lots of shimmering options younger women will love.
5. The first topical oil to beautify you from the inside out
Topically applied, magnesium has many benefits, such as enhancing the skin's barrier function, promoting skin regeneration, and reducing inflammation (great for rashes). Most of us are deficient in this mineral. Did you know that magnesium oil is absorbed via the skin? Here's what this means: by applying magnesium chloride—based oil topically, you get the nutritional benefits of oral magnesium. It is compelling to note that the benefits of magnesium include the following:
- Calms your nervous system, and reduces pain and muscle cramps
- Significantly helps to detoxify your body
- Improves blood pressure, diabetes, and cardiac health
- Increases natural DHEA levels (a major antiaging perk)
- Nourishes adrenal glands (which could lighten undereye circles)
- Helps regulate serotonin levels, resulting in better moods
Ancient Minerals has introduced a premium magnesium oil from the ancient Zechstein Sea bed in Northern Europe. It was actually one of my program attendees who raved about this oil to me. What a find!
6. The first long-lasting water-based nail polish
Suncoat, Acquarella, and Honeybee Gardens have nearly perfected this almost impossible category with their dibutyl phthalate—, toluene-, and formaldehyde-free nail color lines. These have been around for a few years and continue to improve. Many women who have really gotten it together in other areas of health and self care have left their nails behind in the mission for finding health alternatives. I hope you will step up and come clean with your manicures. This is a big one and can have a huge impact on your skin and propensity for rashes.
Hard to believe, but these five trends have been identified and reported in the mainstream cosmetic industry. That means you can visit your natural products store's cosmetics aisle for a peek at the future!


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Two men are dead and one was injured after their vehicle rolled into Mille Lacs Lake just after midnight on Sunday.
Minnesota State Patrol reports the accident happened at 12:06 a.m. Sunday on Timber Trail Road and U.S. Highway 169.
The car, driven by 37-year-old Andrew Nickaboine, Minneapolis, was traveling north on Timber Trail Road when the vehicle crossed over U.S. Highway 169 into a ditch before ending in Mille Lacs Lake.
Nickaboine and front seat passenger, Ronald Dorr, 42, of Columbia, Minn., were transported to Onamia Hospital where they were pronounced dead. The car's backseat passenger, Keegan Morrison, 32, also of Minneapolis, was transported to the hospital and treated with non-life threatening injuries.
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With a few months before pre-production begins, Marvel may have a set back on one of its roles for the upcoming film "The Avengers: Age of Ultron."
According to Bleeding Cool, the original Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch pick, Saoirse Ronan, passed on the role despite being Joss Whedon's top pick.
She just wrapped up the production of the upcoming Sci-Fi Thriller "Godzilla," and now Elizabeth Olsen is gracing the cover of Dazed & Confused's September 2013 issue.
It's one of the biggest events of the year for the fashion industry and tonight, Mary-Kate and Elizabeth Olsen showed up at the 2013 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City tonight (June 3).
Enjoying a sunny spring day in the Big Apple, Elizabeth Olsen and Boyd Holbrook strolled around the West Village on Tuesday (April 30).
The "Silent House" star wore a yellow coat, light blouse, and pink pants as she held hands with her rumored beau.
Lending their names to a good cause, celebrities of all kinds gathered together to attend the City Harvest 19th Annual An Evening Of Practical Magic in New York City on Tuesday (April 16).
Making a stunning entrance, Chrissy Teigen and her hubby John Legend arrived to the Cipriani Wall Street held event as they worked the red carpet while taking time to pose for awaiting photographers.
Hittin' the streets of the sunny Big Apple, Elizabeth Olsen stepped out in style in SoHo on Monday (April 15).
The "Silent House" star looked chic in a tan blazer, blue scarf, black skinnies, and brown boots as she headed about her business in the city.
Spending the evening in SoHo, Elizabeth Olsen was out and about in New York City on Wednesday (April 10).
Casually dressed in jeans and a white blouse, the "Very Good Girls" cutie tried to keep a low profile as she took a stroll sans make up.
Ready to show off their latest work Elizabeth Olsen and Paula Patton were on hand for a special screening of "Disconnect" in New York on Monday (April 8).
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Vatican Insider's Andrea Tornielli reports that a proposed miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed John Paul II has been approved by Vatican medical experts. In the process of canonization, a miracle must be approved for the person to be declared "Blessed" (which John Paul II was on May 1, 2011) and then a second miracle, which must occur after the beatification ceremony, must be approved in order to move the canonization process forward.
There are a few more steps that need to be taken before Blessed John Paul II can be canonized as a saint, though. The alleged miracle must be brought before theologians and then the bishops and cardinals of the Vatican Congregation for the Saints. If it is approved by all these, it will be brought before Pope Francis for his final approval. However, many consider this first step of approval by medical experts to be the most fundamental and crucial step.
Tornielli reports that, although it is too early to really consider dates for the canonization ceremony, there is the possibility that the process could be complete in time for Blessed John Paul II's feast day on October 22.
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In August, 31 stadiums and sport halls – both new and renovated – will form the backdrop to the Beijing Olympics. They're not all spectacular, but they are all important contributions to a developing city.
When the Olympic Games start on 8 August, the 'Bird's Nest' and the 'Water Cube' will no doubt be the centres of attention. It could almost make you forget that the majority of the athletes will not compete in these two stadiums. Beijing's Olympic infrastructure consists of 31 venues that in their design, and re-design, aspire to carry out the threefold motto of 'Green Olympics', 'High-Tech Olympics' and 'People's Olympics'. Their focus on post-Olympic urban life is also important. With a lotus-like stadium, a flying saucer and a Swiss TV set turned into a Chinese bamboo box, some designs infuse an Olympic Order into the capital's construction chaos of the past decade. The highlight of the Olympic urban transformation is a new 580-ha Olympic Park, designed by Sasaki Architects. Expanding Beijing northwards along the axis of the Forbidden City, the park, close to New York's Central Park in size, sits between the fourth and fifth ring road, and is a Garden of Eden in this polluted paradise for the area's surrounding middle class. A specially designed 6-km subway line will have four stops in this area.
Of the 31 venues, 12 are new, 11 renovated and 8 temporary. The temporary stadiums will feature outdoor events like archery, baseball, beach volleyball and bicycle motor cross (BMX). Sports like football, boxing and water polo will take place in renovated stadiums dating from the socialist-inspired architectural era, like the Workers' Stadium and Worker's Gymnasium. The new stadiums were constructed, in true Chinese fashion, at record speed and house, among other things, athletics, basketball, tennis, table tennis, cycling, swimming and wrestling. The new stadiums are clustered according to discipline and are either distributed throughout the western and north-western part of the city (within the university campuses), or inside the Olympic Park.
Two of the more memorable buildings are located in the western part, on Beijing university campuses. Here the gymnastics-weightlifting-wrestling competitions will take place. The weightlifting stadium is a renovation of a stadium built in 2001 on the Beijing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics campus (BUAA ). It is a true spaceship. The renovation combined an exterior cleaning with an interior energy efficiency upgrade through heat and sound insulation, a heat redistribution system and water conservation equipment. A focus on light and ventilation characterizes the China Agricultural University (CAU) Gymnasium which will host the wrestling competition. The building's wave-like shape consists of a cascade of glass layers which can be automatically adjusted to allow ventilation and add natural lighting. The skylights provide enough lighting for daytime activities even in the cloudy weather, which is, as known, Beijing's most common weather condition. The complex can seat up to 8,500 people. After the weightlifters and wrestlers have tested these infrastructures, the BUAA Gymnasium will be converted into a student facility and a community fitness centre while the CA U will serve as a multifunctional facility for the university students and staff, as well as the residents in the neighborhood.
Two other interesting new buildings – demonstrating the peculiar aspect of China's adaptation of creative ownership – can be found along the western part of Line 1, the 31-km subway running under Chang'An Avenue, Beijing's main east-west axis: the Wukesong Indoor Stadium (for basketball) and the Laoshan Velodrome.
The Swiss office Burckhardt+Partner won the competition for the schematic design of the Olympic basketball gymnasium with the idea to construct 'a stadium designed like a huge TV set so that even those who can't afford to buy a ticket will be able to see from the outside what is going on inside'. Their high-tech cubicle was apparently even too much for the 'High-Tech Olympics' and their proposal was pragmatically transformed by the large state-run Beijing Architecture Research Institute into a box decorated with aluminum alloy boards, that beautifully pop out above the building's roof. From afar, this gives the impression that it is covered with bamboo.
Instead of a TV set, one now has a UV set with a façade capable of reflecting 80% of the heat generated by far-infrared. Compared to ordinary glass, the alloy boards lead to energy savings of 60% in the summer and 70% in the winter. The building covers 168,000 m2, with three floors underground and four floors above ground, and can accommodate up to 18,000 spectators.
Not surprisingly, the Laoshan Velodrome is often compared to a flying saucer. Originally designed by the German office Schuermann Architects to resemble a slick cycling wheel, someone added a so-called 'super skylight', 56 m in diameter, to it during the design phase. Schuermann Architects are still recognized as the designers, most likely because they are the world's most famous dynasty of velodrome designers, working since 1925 on an impressive Olympic CV: Berlin (1936), Rome (1960), Mexico City (1968), Munich (1972), Seoul (1986) and Barcelona (1990). It has seating capacity for 6,000 spectators, including 3,000 temporary seats. The Laoshan Velodrome now looks like a concrete mushroom with a base made up of a lattice framed steel structure and the 'super skylight' head. The latter is not without reason, as in August Beijing's sun will be shining at full capacity, and with cyclists speeding inside up to 85 km/h, direct light and reflections will need to be avoided. The skylight is fitted with double-layer polycarbonate panels letting in ample amounts of natural light and refracting it, so no stray light rays will be able to enter through the skylight. The 240 m2 of skylights can open to let in fresh air and as such help ventilate the building.
Such climate-related considerations have also had great impact on the layout of the tennis courts, located in the northern part of the Olympic Park. The design of the tennis courts was done under the management of the China State Construction International Shenzhen Design Consulting Company. The main court is a dodecagonal structure, with each of the 12 sides used as stands, resembling a lotus-structure. This appeals to the Chinese tradition of gardens and nature and so fits smoothly into the 'Green Olympics' idea. The building is of the poetic high-tech type. The dodecagonal structure enhances natural ventilation, mandatory as this open-air stadium poses the challenge to deal with the peak of the Beijing summer heat, in the middle of August, with a maximum of 40 and minimum of 20°C. Combining machine ventilation (installed in the 12 petal-shaped stands) with fresh air circulation, the structure is an organism that will supposedly reduce the court's inside temperature by 5°C. After the Olympics the tennis courts will be used by the citizens, as tennis in China is gradually becoming a popular sport, embodying a middle-class leisure utopia that combines fashion, dynamics and health.
Besides the High-Tech and Green Olympics there are the People's Olympics. In June 2007 the Centre On Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE ) published a report called The Mega- Events, Olympic Games and Housing Rights Project. The report states that mega-events, like Olympic Games, can't be convened without forcibly evicting people. The numbers given by COHRE are impressive: 'By April 2007, at least 1.25 million people have already been displaced as a result of urban development linked to the Olympic Games, and unknown numbers of these people were forcibly evicted. At least a further 250,000 people are expected to be displaced in the final year before the Olympic Games.' Soon after European and American media eagerly took over the news, forcing Sui Zhenjiang, director of Beijing's construction committee to reply that 'the ultimate goal of Beijing's construction development is to benefit the people' and that 'the reason we have been able to move so quickly is because of the understanding of the people whose houses have been relocated. With their support, our work has been progressing smoothly.' Sui said some 40,000 to 50,000 households a year had been relocated, not the 1.5 million people the report claims.
The 2008 Olympic Games influence the urban development of Beijing and the redistribution of its inhabitants, but so does the creation of its Central Business District. On a positive note, the Games bring in sports and leisure programs in a city urgently needing these infrastructures for its local communities. These stadiums will, once the Games end, contribute to the civic life of several districts in Beijing. Distributed along major axes, conveniently accessible by subway or within university settings, they fill some urban programmatic gaps and are easy to reach for large numbers of people.
Overall, the Olympic Architecture goes beyond the mediocrity of the capital's architecture, embodying a certain identity while following the logic of the economic quantum leap China is making, turning a society of producers into a society of urban consumers, where there is room for spectacles that aren't political mass movements. At the same time, the architecture expresses a search, successful or not, for forms that are recognizable, thereby mixing tradition with technology. In the repetitive sea of housing and bland corporate skyscrapers the new buildings are islands of amusement, competition, consumption and distraction.
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"Olympic Architecture" by Bert de Muynck
Published in Mark Magazine #14 June/July, 2008
Other publications in MARK Magazine;
A Letter from Beijing | Published in MARK Magazine #09 (July-August, 07)
An interview with Ai Weiwei (CN) | FAKE Design | Published in MARK Magazine #12 (Feb-March, 08)
The Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
COHRE – Centre On Housing Rights and Evictions
Schuermann Architects
Sasaki Associates, Inc.
Burckhardt+Partner – Beijing Wukesong Cultural and Sports Center Olympics 2008
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Burns Violence Survivors - Nepal
Established in 2008, Burns Violence Survivors Nepal (BVS Nepal) is a not for profit non-governmental organisation
BVS-Nepal helps and supports survivors of burns, resulting from accidents, or violence, such as attempted homicide attacks, normally using kerosene or acid and cases of self immolation and attempted suicide, often stemming from domestic violence.
Short film - Gudiya
This short movie is the testimony of a burns survivors and how she rebuild her life after the attack
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Short film - Meena
The documentary 'Meena' is about the very real problem of suicide, and how it affects young women in Nepal. "According to a report published by the Family Health Division (Ministry of Health and Population), suicide is the leading cause of death among women of reproductive age in Nepal." This is a hugely problematic, complex and sensitive issue, which has very little voice.
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2016 - Fundraising Event
On the 11th November 2016, BVS Nepal organized their Annual Fundraising Event at Soaltee Hotel. The event was a great success where more than 260 guests were present.
Samakon TV Programme
BVS Nepal in coordination with Sancharika Samuha participated at a discussion on "Role and responsibility of society and state towards burns violence survivors" on Samakon program, Kantipur Television
Visit of Prince Harry to Kanti Children`s Hospital
BVS NEpal was proud to welcome Prince Harry and show him the work of BVS Nepal at the Kanti Children`s Hospital Burn Unit.
Post Earthquake activities
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- The Burning Issue - Special edition 2015
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- The Burning Issue - July 2012
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Sunny Leone is now counted as one of the hottest B-Town celebs. She has mesmerized us all with her amazing dressing sense. Sunny Leone has marked a fashion statement with her unique and bold style statement. She can be seen both in revealing and classy avatars. She is extremely photogenic and looks good in almost everything that she wears. This lady of Indian origin is stunning and fashionable. Here are some of the most awesome fashion statements made by the new Bollywood star, Sunny Leone.
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Yeah I did! It was sort of cool at the same time it was like the holiday just past by like nothinh happened special on that period. Bad for me.
Have you ever brought a total stranger to your home during christmas?
Actually yes kind of...my daughter's boyfriend's Mom whom I had never met!
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Have you ever been happy Christmas was over?
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Security Weekly – Episode 38 – August 3, 2006By Paul Asadoorian On Friday, August 04 th, 2006 · no Comments · In SecurityWeeklyLive from the Security Weekly Studio…. This episode was also broadcast over our Icecast server. Details will be announced in our IRC chatroom #Security Weekly on Freenode (irc.freenode.net) and on the PaulDotcom blog. Sponsored by Core Security, listen for the discount code at the end of the show Sponsored by Syngress, be the first tomore
Black Hat Wireless Vulnerabilities: Related Research?During my normal, everyday, perusal of information security topics I happened to come across some of David Maynor's previous research when he used to work for ISS: "You Are The Trojan" – Toorcon 2005 – Presentation Link In the above presentation David show us how you can take advantage of reverse DMA mapping to executemore
Blackhat Report: Wireless Driver VulnerabiltiesThis story, more than any other so far, has been getting the most press. We have carefully read the original Washington Post article, watched the video, read the follow-up posting, and I spoke with Larry last night who attended the talk. Here's what we know: There is a flaw in many wireless device drivers thatmore


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|Amherst Field Hockey Places Three On Dartfish/NFHCA All-New England Team
Amherst Field Hockey Places Three On Dartfish/NFHCA All-New England Team
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AMHERST, MA Senior tri-captain Katherine Skrivan (Clayton, MO) was named to the Dartfish/National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-New England West Region Team for the third consecutive year on Monday, while juniors Rachel Carr-Harris (Pleasantville, NY) and Amy Watson (Norwood, MA) earned their first career all-region plaudits.
Skrivan has been an impact player for Amherst in her four years, leading the team in scoring her junior season and racking up 40 points on 16 goals and eight assists during her career. This season she posted three assists and three scores, including the first goal of the season and the game-winner in the Jeffs' opening contest against Trinity. An All-NESCAC selection in 2004, Skrivan has led the Jeffs to 28 wins and two post-season appearances in her tenure.
After earning All-NESCAC recognition last week, Carr-Harris and Watson join Skrivan on the all-region second team. Carr-Harris, a three-year starter for the Jeffs, was second on the team in scoring in points (10), goals (3) and assists (4) and notched the game-winner in Amherst 's 2-1 win over Bates College . Watson, who also has three years of starting experience for the Jeffs, anchored a young but talented defense, which posted three shutouts this season.
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'Space Stallions' Is the Greatest '80s Action Cartoon That Never Was
If you've been paying attention, you may already be aware that the ComicsAlliance staff has a lot of love for the beautifully shameless toy cartoons of the '80s. Today, we have added a new animated epic to our list of favorites: Space Stallions, the awesome story of four warriors in the distant future who battle evil in service of Mother Mustang.
The only problem? Space Stallions does not actually exist. Instead, it was a bachelor film project produced by students of the Animation Workshop. That said, it still might be the most awesome thing ever.
Virtually every single thing about this video is amazing in some way or another, but what blew me away is how much it fits the classic '80s cartoon formula. It's got the standard-issue team roster, complete with themed weaponry and the requisite girl. It's got the insanely toyetic gimmicks based on two completely unrelated concepts that kids like ("horses and space" has got to be up there with "robots and trucks"). It's got the synth-heavy theme song, which you can download here, as evidenced by the fact that a man plays a keytar while riding a robot unicorn through space. It's even got the annoying Snarf-like team mascot in the form of a floating computer that's apparently licensed to perform space marriages.
In fact, the only things it doesn't have are an actual cartoon and a line of action figures with horseshoe-throwing action, and that's a flaw that I'd like to see remedied toute suite. So please, Cartoon Network, the Hub, Nickelodeon, somebody please throw an entire truck full of money at these animators so that I can finally find out if X-Ray escaped the evil clutches of Destructo.
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Camacho collected Nick Evans's chip before scoring the only try of the game to close Quins' deficit to a single point before Evans converted to complete an incredible turnaround.
Quins had been second best for long periods and looked to be heading to defeat when Rodriguez landed a monstrous 40-metre drop goal seven minutes from time.
But Quins' never-say-die attitude saw them through and has given them a record third triumph in European club rugby's second-tier tournament, and a place in next season's Heineken Cup.
Stade Francais were looking to end their wretched run of form with an end of season flourish at Cardiff City stadium.
But, in a game that saw only one try, the consistent kicking of Evans ensured that Quins had a 9-6 lead at half time.
A swift Stade penalty followed by a drop goal from the superb Mathieu Bastareaud shortly after the break handed the French side the initiative.
Quins toiled for a route back into the game and came to within three points, but Rodriguez's stunning drop goal appeared to be enough to hand the French side victory an end of season fillip.
But that was only the start of the late drama in Cardiff as Quins, abject and unimaginative for long periods of the second half, turned a six-point deficit into a one-point lead in the space of two frenetic minutes.
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Ann W. Manion went to high school in Waterville, NY. Graduated from high school and went on to Morrisville Com. Col., SUNY Tech. and may have done a law office study with Siegel and others who supported her law school efforts at Syracuse.
At Waterville High School Ann Manion was friends with David R. McCartney, "according to McCartney" "Ann was a big fat pig that no one wanted anything to do with"! "McCartney says his friendship with Manion has paid off, she is now my attorney and has connections with judges, and others".
This David R. McCartney is the owner of Quality Automotive Collision, Quality Vette or whatever he calls himself in Waterville. Ann W. Manion does his accounting, and legal work. Some of which according to reports may be questionable possibly illegal and unethical, immoral acts, attorney misconduct, arguing a case or position which lacks merits or no facts just to help a fraudulent unconsionable business to steal from a client. Attorney misconduct may result when an attorney fails to disclose all relevant facts, she has a conflict of interest or friendship/relationship with a client, exhibits behavior that conflicts with established rules of professional conduct which may be punishable by disciplinary measures, makes false or misleading statements, fails to disclose all relevant facts, argues a position while neglecting to disclose points of law which might counter her argument. Bad or crooked attorneys should not be allowed to continue to function in a moral society or a christian based society such as the United States of America which is governed by laws. Laws which are properly enforced, protect the public from abuses such as Ann W. Manion, Attorney and David R. McCartney of Quality Automotive Collision, Quality Vette.
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I arrived in Gainesville in 1992 and left for good in 1999. It was the first golden age of Florida football and the quarterbacks for most of my time there were two of the four greatest to ever play at UF. Danny Wuerffel and Rex Grossman rewrote most of the record books during their playing days. I loved both for different reasons.
Despite initially being a Terry Dean backer and actually losing a bet in 1993 with my roommate over who would start more games, I fell for Wuerffel's quiet confidence and leadership, his pinpoint corner and post passes and his toughness in the pocket. I had a few classes with him in Weimer Hall and he was low key and kind, as you would expect.
Everything that Wuerffel wasn't, Rex was. He is the Sex Cannon for a reason. He was brash, arrogant and in-your-face on the field too. Most who have followed the Gators for a while won't argue that Rex was the most talented quarterback ever at Florida. The fact that he didn't win a national championship or a Heisman can be traced to the events of September 11, 2001 and Florida's game against Tennessee being rescheduled back to the end of the season. That crushing loss, maybe the most painful in Florida history, was in no way Grossman's fault. He left for the NFL with a firm place among the greats at UF.
Despite the love and passion for both and the difference in proximity, Tim Tebow's arrival in Gainesville marked a new love affair and a new favorite Gators quarterback. There are many factors that have placed Tebow atop not just my personal list but most Gators lists of favorite sons. He arrived at a time when we absolutely needed him. The hype, the "Chosen One" documentary, the highly publicized recruiting battle between us and Alabama and the announcement on national television all made Tebow a legend before he ever enrolled in classes. And boy did he live up to the hype in four glorious years.
And this is why I wanted to write about Timmy and our "relationship". I'm a Gator through and through, one who dies a little on the inside anytime we lose in anything. And I'm loyal. I've followed with incredible passion the careers of all former Gators in the NFL, NBA and MLB. David Eckstein, David Lee and Jabar Gaffney are some of my favorite pros despite never having played for any of my favorite teams. So when Tebow was drafted by the Broncos, I joked about becoming a Broncos fan (can't do it, see that loyalty thing binds me to the putrid 37 years of misery being a Dolphins fan has brought). I was excited to see how he would do and hoped he would prove everyone wrong and make it.
Once he took over as starter this year, I was excited. I hated the experts predicting doom for him, even though my football instincts told me he wasn't going to be great. It was very much a fatherly feeling; I felt like Merrill Hoge was making fun of my own son. I was constantly thinking, "Hey asshole, leave the kid alone, let him prove himself!" I headed to the sports bar at 10am for that first start in Miami and hung in there long enough to see the first comeback. I've since made it a point to watch every Broncos game just to see how he was doing. I was invested in his success. I've been rooting him on every step of the way.
But I also began to have strange feelings inside. ESPN is such a force in our culture and in our sports, sometimes for good but often for bad as well. Once they latch onto something, it is very hard not to begin to hate it. Ask any baseball fan about the network's coverage of the Red Sox and Yankees. And the Tebow overexposure began to blossom in those first few games.
Now of course, ESPN's Tebow love is beyond reproach. And this for someone who is a Gator through and through and roots for Tebow. Imagine what it is like for those who aren't and those who don't? They've done TWO branded SportsCenter shows on Tebow. Has any other athlete had one? In the most recent one, they mentioned Tebow 160 times in an hour, once every 18 seconds. And it isn't just the worldwide leader anymore. NFL.com posted a Tebow-celebrity baby spread. USA Today had a huge feature. Every other Deadspin post is seemingly Tebow related. There are theme songs and remixes. Is there really an audience out there craving this kind of coverage?
(my personal favorite Tebow skit so far)
Just in past few days, even out here in L.A. with no NFL team and a deep hatred for the SEC, a Kings hockey player "Tebowed" on the ice after scoring a goal. Kobe Bryant has spoken about him twice, first offering up that if Tebow was more like Kobe, he would have told the haters to fuck off. And second, casually dropping a Tebow reference into a postgame bite when asked about Pau Gasol's three-pointer against Utah, saying "you think Tebow prays, I said about 100 Hail Marys while the ball was in the air." Kind of cool, yes. But also a sign that Tebow has reached the cultural icon point with Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber. His name no longer is his own in the way that Xerox and Google don't necessarily refer to those companies anymore.
The other issue is more complicated and for me personally, more troubling. You see, I never really thought much about Tebow's faith when he was at Florida. It was a sidebar. Of course, I knew about the missions, the circumcisions, the eye black and all that. But it wasn't talked about and written about ad-nauseum. It was in the background and all that mattered was what he was doing on the field. And this is because religion, like politics, doesn't mix with sports. Sports fans don't care. It is only about what is happening on the field or court. But that golden rule has now been shattered and ignored with Tebow.
The last time I went to church for anything other than a wedding, funeral or baptism was when I was 9 years old. My family wasn't into organized religion. We had our share of crosses and pictures of Jesus throughout the house and my parents were raised Catholic, but church attendance had fallen out of their practice by the time I was born. So I grew up without it, like many in America over the past 30 years. I'm not an atheist, given the definition means someone who does not believe in God. I've always preferred the agnostic label, one who doesn't know. It fit better with my enlightened, educated self-image as someone who believes he doesn't know so much about the world and the way things work.
It has become cliché to claim spirituality instead of organized religion but I like the notion, probably because of my inner Star Wars geek. I'm afraid of religions and what they are capable of doing to the weak-minded. We've seen examples since the dawn of man and still see them today. Those who don't think or believe like you, those who are different, those who don't deserve this land, those who don't deserve the rights the rest of do. So many examples and really I don't want to get into that debate because it is one that hasn't been won for 2500 years.
The main point is that my feelings for Tebow have shifted slightly. I still love watching him play. I still root for him. I still believe he's truly a special person and an amazing human. But the constant praise for his Lord and Savior, the singing religious songs on the sidelines, it can be a bit much for non-believers and believers alike. Imagine if Cam Newton were Muslim and carried on like Tebow? In this country, the furor would be epic.
Regardless of that, I don't like the way Tebow will be used by one side or the other in a holy war. It scares the hell out of me that according to ESPN the Magazine, 43% of Americans believe divine intervention has had a role in Tebow's success. It is dumbfounding that some believe God has chosen to speak to us and show us the righteous path by gracing a quarterback with magic (having him pass for exactly 316 yards or by making an opposing running back fumble or an opposing safety jump the line of scrimmage expecting a run only to get beat deep). It frightens me that many will use his success (or failure) as proof their religion, their ideas, their hatred of others is the right way.
Rooting for Tim Tebow as a football player should be about football. You can admire, love and respect him for his off-field work. But if you feel that way about Tebow, you should also about former Seminole Warrick Dunn. And you should about Drew Brees. And you should about Peyton Manning. And those guys are respected. But the blind love doesn't translate to the football field for those guys like it does for Tebow. All three of those guys were great football players. Legends. Super Bowl winners. And yet it is OK for football fans to hate them. But Tebow supporters won't tolerate anyone hating on Tebow the football player because it must be hatred for his religion.
Bottom line, no one should love or hate Tebow just because of his religious beliefs. But the overwhelming obsession has made it difficult to do otherwise. It is just another example of the hyper polarized society we've become. I love rooting for Tim Tebow the football player. I respect and admire Tim Tebow the person. I wish more athletes, more people, carried themselves like him. But when it comes to football, I don't let any of that cloud my judgement of what he is – a young NFL quarterback, still learning the game, making a lot of terrible plays and also a lot of amazing plays. He is never the only reason his team wins and he is never the only reason it losses. He has had some good fortune to have a good defense and some misfortune to have only one competent receiver. He has a long way to go to become a star on the field, something that could be said about just about every quarterback in NFL history with only 15 career starts. I only wish his stardom off the field wasn't blinding so many of us one way or another.


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Mom may have created a blog for me, I'm not sure. It is miltonsmuse.blogspot.com. If you can't find it I will be so embarrassed for my typist!
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Chapter XVI
"John," Drusilla's hand carefully opened the door and Drusilla's head peered
warily into the opening, "Are you alone? Has he gone?" She looked around the
room. "Yes, he's gone. I'll come in." She closed the door behind her and came to
her favorite seat before the fire.
"John, I didn't adopt the Reverend Algernon Thompson, did I?"
"Why, no, Drusilla; I don't think you adopted him. Why?"
"Well," breathing a sigh of relief, "I'm glad to hear you say it. I didn't know but that
night when I was so relieved and so scared about puttin' him in jail, that I hadn't
said more'n I meant. I know I asked him to come and stop here whenever he
come to New York, but I didn't mean to live here. I don't see how his church gits
along without him so much."
"What's the matter with the Reverend Algernon, Drusilla? I like him. His
knowledge of chivalry is--"
"Yes, I know you two pore over them old books and study them tin men, and he
seems to be a great comfort to you. But he ain't no comfort to me, John. I guess
I'm gittin' old and finicky. I jest can't put my finger on the spot that riles me, but
that man riles me. He's always so good and so sort of angelic, and I don't like
people who are too good. A man without a few failin's is like underclothes without
trimmin', useful but uninterestin', and--and--then, John, he's one of them fussy
little men who's always puffin' around and never doin' nothin' worth while, just like
a little engine in a switchyard that snorts and puffs and makes a lot of noise
pullin' a dump-wagon. And--then, sometimes, I wonder about his religion, he's so
narrer, he's got lots of religion but not so much Christianity. He kind of thinks that
Heaven's goin' to be made up of him and a few Presbyterians, mainly from his
congregation. He kind of seems to think that Heaven's going to be a special
place for him where he'll strut around the only rooster and his flock'll foller after
singin' praises to him instead of to the Almighty."
"Why, Drusilla, I thought you said when he was so interested in those children of
his parish that he ought to be a very good man."
"So he ought to be a good man, and a man's legs ought to reach from his body to
the ground but sometimes he has one short leg that don't quite tech. Now the
Reverend wasn't interested so much in takin' care of them children as he was in
showin' how he could raise money. I remember when I was in the Ladies' Aid of
the Presbyterian Church and we made clothes for the heathen, we wasn't so
much interested in clothing the heathen as we was that we had a bigger box at
the end of the year than the Baptists had. Just as when some of these societies
git to raisin' money for the poor or for some new buildin' or something, and they
divide their 'raisers' up in bands, the people who ask you for subscriptions fergit
what it is for in their hurry to show that they raised more'n some other band."
"I'm afraid, Drusilla, that Mr. Thompson has got on to your nerves."
"I ain't got no nerves, John. I leave that for women with husbands to work 'em off
on. I don't know what it is with this preacher. He's a good man accordin' to his
lights, but he makes me fidgety a rumblin' away about his work and his creeds


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