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The LYNX Bus Service takes passengers on about 60 routes serving the greater metropolitan area of the city, and at $2 per ride, it's far cheaper than a taxi or car rental. The I-Ride Trolley runs along International Drive and Universal Boulevard for most of the day and evening hours. The Trolley is practically a glorified bus and does adhere to traffic laws. However, fare is cheap at $1.25 per ride and there are also unlimited day passes. The flaw of LYNX is that it doesn't go everywhere other buses go, for example Disney World.
One of the best timesaving tips is to buy a Go Orlando Card, which provides package deals for more than one park in the area. Disney World is not covered, but many of the other parks are; not to worry, Disney World has its own discount system when you book directly at their website, choosing the sites you most want to see.
Orlando is not completely safe nor is it excessively dangerous. Like any other big American city, it has dangerous areas and areas that are completely safe. Naturally, all theme parks are well guarded. However, certain parts of the large Downtown area are questionable, such as the Parramore District where there is a significant number of homeless people. The Orange Blossom Trail near Sand Lake Road is regarded as an unofficial vice district, while Pine Hills also reports a higher than average crime rate. Avoid using the Greyhound bus station in Pine Hills, if possible.
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I am a 54 type 2 diabetic, swelling after 6 months of surgery. Abdominoplasty and repairs to muscle wall, is this normal?(photo)
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Hi and thanks for the question and photos. I suggest going for a second opinion. The amount of distension that you currently have may not be normal. Your best option is to be examined by a board certified PS. Best of Luck- Dr. Hardy...
Swelling at 6 months
This may be swelling, but it may be a serum at this point. You might want to consider an ultrasound to see if there is fluid and a capsule. Swelling will fluctuate with time and with activity. Good luck.
Web reference: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/body-procedures/abdominoplasty/
Persistent swelling after Tummy tuck
It does appear you still have swelling. However its been only 2 months since the surgery. It does take time for the lymphatic vessles to repair and cross the scar to give you normal drainge. At this time the swelling will be reduced. It can take 6 months or so. Try sleeping completely flat with a pillow or two under your bottom, this will help the swelling track toward your breasts and back to your heart. If you had liposuction at the same time it can prolong the swelling. Also its always good to look at your before and after pictures to see how far you have come.
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I am a 54 type 2 diabetic, swelling after 6 months of surgery. Abdominoplasty and repairs to muscle wall, is this normal?
Please seek a scan or US to rule out seroma/hematoma residual in abdomen. Also seek in person paid second opinions.
Swelling after 6 months of Abdominoplasty surgery...
Generally speaking, it may take up to one year, and in some cases even longer, for lymphatics and venous drainage systems to function normally. Although I understand your concerns, time and patience may be your "best friends". Evaluate the outcome of the procedure performed one year or so post op. Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_tummyTuck.htm
Swelling after Tummy Tuck
Swelling after a tummy tuck can sometimes last 6 months-1year, so be patient. Some patients will have persistent protuberance after a tummy tuck for a few reasons that can be seen on exam before the surgery. For example, if a person has a thick central fatty layer above the belly button, it can't be thinned too much during surgery for circulation reasons, so it remains the same thickness even though it is pulled down over a greater surface area. Some patients also have what is called "intraabdominal" fat that cause protuberance. In these cases, when muscles are tightened, there is no way for sutures (think of cotton thread or yarn) to hold all that outward tension in. So some residual bulging is to be expected in those types of patients after a tummy tuck. If you discuss with your plastic surgeon, he or she will be able to tell you what to expect as far as your final outcome as you continue to heal over the next 6 months. Also, maintain your weight,as any small amounts of weight gain will cause more protuberance.
After tummy tuck
It's important to look at your pictures before surgery and see the change now. After 6 months, alot of swelling has subsided but there can still be more depending on the individual. Scar tissue can sometimes contract leaving the need for correction. I recommend to stay in touch with your surgeon to evaluate this further.
It can take up to a year for all the swelling to go away. You are right, the lymphatics must also repair to drain fluid from your legs. Diabetes makes the healing process harder and you should tightly control your blood sugar. Ultimately, after all the swelling is gone, you could elect to have more skin removed.
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There are 30 comments on the www.rcrracing.com story from Jul 10, 2008, titled RCR Racing- Jeff Burton's CAT 2009 Paint Scheme. In it, www.rcrracing.com reports that:
Richard Childress Racing unveiled today at Chicagoland Speedway the No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet Impala SS to be driven by Jeff Burton in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series beginning in 2009.
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#21 Jan 7, 2009
I like yellow and black, it's not so bad. So long as I can find it on the track! LOL.
I see alot of Jeff Burton fans here, we have a large community of fans at www.jeffburtonfans.com , come on by!
#22 Jan 14, 2009
I have always followed Burton, From the Hot Pink Exide to the Green Gain Busch Car, Remember His Northern Lights Car?
This By far is the coolest ride yet. Burton in '09 GO #31!!!!
#23 Jan 15, 2009
I like the new paint scheme, so long as I can find it easily on the track.:D Glad to have CAT on board.
#24 Jan 15, 2009
i know jeff will be more relaxed this year and able to put all of his effort into the cat car. there is a little more detail in the pain job, i like it. as with the exide car jeff use to drive, every once in a while there would be something just a little dif about the art work. i too hope the cat coat is the last one i buy. good luck to jeff and all at R.C.R. ps. my wife was a ward burton fan, and thinks it is neet that the cat is back in the family.
#25 Jan 17, 2009
Has anyone notice that RCR has three primary colors they run now? The 29 Shell car is red and yellow, the 31 CAT car is black, red, and yellow, the 33 Cheerios car is yellow, red, and black, and the 07 Jack Daniels car is black. I think they all have great paint schemes, i just wish RCR would drop the 07 from Jack Daniels and bring the 30 number or get the 32 number and run it. I think RCR wanted UPS to replace Jack Daniels, but Jack Daniels didnt want out of their contract, and i think if he could've gotten UPS, then they would've had the #33(as they like those double numbers such as 88 and 44) and that Cheerios would've been the #30 more than likely since RCR use to run that number.
#26 Jan 19, 2009
Jeff Burton is awsome i feel that a new sponser will be good for him. He needs to be real competative this year and win a dang championship
#27 Jan 29, 2009
Jeff Burton is as clean a driver as there ever was and still wins. His car looks awesome and hopefully he will get the championship he deserves.
#28 Jan 30, 2009
Hey, "Jeff", if that location under your name had said VA instead of PA, we would start to wonder if your last name is Burton! I agree, ive never once gotten mad at Burton from anything on the track, as i havent for Mark Martin. Both he and Mark are too of the most respected ambassadors for Nascar and they and every other driver out there ought to thank their butts that they are so privlaged to be able to share the same track with them!
#29 Feb 1, 2009
No need to switch gear to match CAT or even AT&T. My Cingular gear shows just how long ago I decided to go with Jeff Burton. God, that boy knows how to drive!
Since: Mar 07
#30 Feb 5, 2009
I agree with you. Hope Burton has a great season.
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The Aeroscout Scout B1-100 is an autonomous industrial unmanned helicopter. It was developed for professional airborne applications such as aerial mapping, airborne broadcasting, search & rescue, surveillance and inspection as well as law enforcement.
The helicopter provides a payload capacity of up to 31 kg (incl. 10 l of fuel (standard), 2 kg flight control system (FCS) with an empty weight of only 44 kg (MTOW 75 kg)).
The Scout B1-100 provides easy transportability and maintainability through system modularity, flexible payload options, and a smooth and easy-to-start gasoline engine.[1]
- Air-cooled gasoline aircraft engine with electric starter onboard
- Easy transportability and maintainability through modularity
- Sealed gear boxes and electronics
- Highly reliable mechanical design
- Integrated, autonomous flight control system FCS
- Optional (D)GPS/INS integrated navigation system with accuracy evaluation
- Flexible payload options
- High maneuverability
- Smoothly running engine and optimal vibration isolation of the payload
- Long-term flight endurance up to 90min non-stop
The helicopter can either be flown in conventional manual mode with high maneuverability or can be operated with its integrated INS/GPS automated flight control system. This flight control system allows joystick (velocity) mode as well as waypoint (GPS) mode.
Main rotor diameter: 3.2 m
Tail rotor diameter: 0.65 m
Main rotor speed: 840 rpm
Empty weight (no fuel, no payload): 44 kg
Gasoline engine: 100 ccm
Engine power (approx.): 18 PS
Fuel tank volume (standard): 2 x 5.0 l
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DECLARING "enough, enough, enough", the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, starred in a day of diplomatic tension and theatre at the United Nations as his quest for international recognition of Palestine sparked yet another big-powers flurry to fend off a final collapse of the peace process.
"At a time when the Arab people affirm their quest for democracy - the Arab Spring - the time is now for the Palestinian spring, the time is for independence," Mr Abbas said.
"It is a moment of truth and my people are waiting to hear the answer of the world - will it allow Israel to continue its occupation, the only occupation in the world?"
Within the hour, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was at the same lectern mocking the UN as a ''theatre of the absurd'' before pushing back on the Abbas demand - "the Palestinians want a state without peace, and the truth is that you should not let it happen".
Deriding a reference by Mr Abbas to Palestinians being armed only with ''hopes and dreams'', Mr Netanyahu parried: "Hopes and dreams - and 10,000 missiles and Grad rockets supplied by Iran."
Each leader spoke for about 40 minutes. Mr Abbas built his case on justice and the vexing issue of Israeli settlement on Arab land; Mr Netanyahu invoked September 11, Iran's nuclear program and militant Islam to insist that Israel's security was a greater imperative than Palestinian independence.
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"The status quo is completely unacceptable," the French Foreign Minister, Alain Juppe, declared as diplomats from the big powers emerged from a backroom at the UN headquarters, claiming they had devised a new plan to break the deadlock. "There is a very high risk of violence and demonstrations [if] we don't move," he said.
Neither the Palestinians nor the Israelis responded immediately to the plan for more talks, which appears to incorporate much of what the French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, this week called for as an end to US domination of what he said was a failed process.
Israel will be leery of an elevated role for Europe or the UN in the management of the process. But after the speech by the US President, Barack Obama, on the conflict this week, which shocked Palestinians with its Israeli partisanship, the Palestinians will be wary of the Americans.
The plan calls for a resumption of talks within a month, with issues of security and borders to be dealt with within three months, ''substantial progress'' to be achieved within six months and a final agreement to be inked by the end of 2012.
None of its backers explained why the deal was any more likely to succeed where so many of its predecessors had failed, a point made by James Zogby, an American pollster specialising in the Middle East, who told The New York Times: "What we have done now for the last 20-plus years is engage people in an endless process - as long as they were riding the bicycle, it didn't matter if it wasn't going anywhere as long as it didn't fall down."
That was a core element of the Abbas speech - citing the failure of the US-managed effort to end what he called a ''colonial, military occupation''. He said: "It's neither possible nor practical, nor acceptable to return to conducting business as usual, as if everything is fine.
"The occupation is racing against time to redraw the borders of our land according to what it wants and to impose a fait accompli on the ground that changes the realities and that is undermining the realistic potential for the existence of the state of Palestine.
"This policy will destroy the chances of achieving a two-state solution upon which there is international consensus [and] threatens to also undermine the structures of the Palestinian Authority and even [to] end its existence."
An added pressure on those trying to manage the new talks will rest on Washington's ability to keep in line the Security Council members who previously undertook to support the Palestinians but now are having second thoughts, according to Palestinian officials, after being bullied by the Americans. It's a fine balancing act - the US can push only so far before these countries might conclude that if they push back they will force Washington to use its Security Council veto to knock down the Palestinian application, something it is loath to do because of the damage it will inflict on its own standing in the Arab and Muslim world.
Before being escorted to the green marble dais of the UN General Assembly, Mr Abbas delivered his letter of demand to the Security Council to the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon - recognition of a state on the land occupied by Israel since the Six-Day War, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
"The Palestinians should first make peace with Israel and then get their state," Mr Netanyahu declared.
The Israeli leader seized on a reference by Mr Abbas to "63 years of [Palestinian] suffering" as proof that the Palestinian complaint is more about the existence of Israel than it is about land lost in the 1967 war. Similarly no doubt, Palestinians will fix on Mr Netanyahu's mention that "we're called Jews because we are from Judea" as proof that Israel always coveted and will never return the West Bank - because it comprises the areas known to Jews as Judea and Samaria.
As UN delegations packed up to leave New York, there were many unknowns - might the new talks even start, let alone go anywhere? Do the Palestinians still have the backing they claimed to have in the Security Council? If push does come to shove, will the US veto a Security Council decision to recognise Palestine?


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Richard Boyd Barrett TD will this evening propose amendments to the Children's Bill as it goes through its final stages in the dáil. The proposed amendments will call on the Government to put resources in place to make sure this bill is more than aspirational.
The People Before Profit TD welcomed the Bill that aims to protect the rights of all children and shares the aspiration to uphold Children's Rights but believes these rights must be backed up by adequate resources.
The amendments being proposed would ensure that the Government would be legally obliged to provide the material resources to protect Childrens Rights.
Before you establish rights of children to be cared for and loved you need to have all the resources in place.
The UN Convention on the rights of the child acknowledges all rights including socio-economic rights we should be including socio-economic rights in this important bill. We need the Children's First recommendations to be implemented. Resources must be in place to investigate and to support children and families where there are deficits detected. Child care teams need to be fully resourced.
There has to be an end to long waiting lists for counselling and assessments, family support workers, home helps, personal assistants, family support workers. If all this is to happen and Childrens rights are to be upheld how does the government propose to honour that commitment when it is planning major cutbacks such as the €700m in cuts expected in Budget 2013 .
The Bill as proposed by the government says. 'The State recognises and affirms the natural and imprescriptible rights of all children and shall, as far as practicable, by its laws protect and vindicate those rights.'
Deputy Boyd Barrett will be proposing the deletion of 'as far as practicable' as this weakens the commitment to ensure full rights for all children. He will also be being proposing that 'the right to healthcare services, secure housing, and the right to live free from abuse, neglect and poverty' be included as the imprescriptible rights of all children as they are outlined in the UN convention.'
In a statement Richard Boyd Barrett said, "It took five years to put this bill together so it is unfortunate that it is now being rammed through without due consideration and a proper committee stage"
"The UN convention on the rights of the child is widely recognised as the best criteria for ensuring Childrens rights are upheld and it includes socio-economic rights so why are we not putting socio-economic rights in this important bill?"
" This bill has to be more than just words and aspirations and in light of all the cuts people are facing in the next budget it is clear children will also bear the brunt of the austerity policies and this bill does not address that reality"


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Though it fared better in other parts of the game, the Bears would not catch up. Maggie Kendrick had 14 points, while Kayleigh Clark earned eight points. J-D, tied for first in league with Mexico, had Theresa Hernandez (15 points), Alyssa Gratien (12 points) and Jessica Kramer (11 points) all score in double figures.
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UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS. The University of St. Thomas, a coeducational Catholic university in the Montrose area of Houston, was founded in 1947 by the Basilian Fathers, a congregation of priests devoted to teaching. The university was established at the request of the bishop of Galveston-Houston, Christopher E. Byrne, and opened on September 22, 1947, with a freshman class of forty students and a faculty of eight. It now has an undergraduate enrollment of about 1,600 and a graduate enrollment of more than 2,000, with a full-time faculty of 150. UST offers an undergraduate liberal arts curriculum of thirty-two programs with an emphasis on Judeo-Christian values and a course of study in which theology and philosophy are of prime importance. There are eleven graduate degree programs at the masters level, and one Ph.D. program in philosophy. More than half of the student body is Catholic, but the university is open to all religious faiths. The university added a School of Theology in 1968, with a program leading to the master of divinity degree for students at St. Mary's Seminary. A master of religious education degree was added in 1969, followed by a master of arts in theology in 1982. In 1978 the School of Education, with a program leading to the M.Ed. degree, was added, and in 1979 the Cameron School of Business, offering an M.B.A. degree, was established. A Center for Thomistic Studies, with M.A. and Ph.D. programs in philosophy, was founded in 1979, and a Center for International Studies was begun in 1981. A Master in Liberal Arts program began in 1988. In 1994 the Center for Faith and Culture was founded, and it now offers a masters degree. A Center for Irish Studies began in 2003. A School of Nursing, offering a bachelor of nursing degree, opened in 2012. The physical plant has grown from the original building, the T. P. Lee mansion at 3812 Montrose Boulevard, to a fifteen-acre campus with thirty-six buildings. The plan of the university and several of the buildings, including the Chapel of St. Basil, were designed by architect Philip Johnson. Buildings besides classroom structures include a library, a chapel, a residence hall, a student center, a theater, a concert hall, and an athletic center. About 70 percent of the university's income is provided by tuition and fees; the remainder comes from endowment, government and private grants, and gifts. Accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools came in 1954, and the university was later approved by the Texas Education Agency for certification of elementary and secondary schoolteachers. In 2006 UST became a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, with programs in basketball, volleyball, soccer, and golf. The university sponsors several programs of study abroad, including summer programs in England, France, Ireland, and Mexico. Doherty Library on the main campus maintains a collection of 255,000 volumes, including the special collections of the Hugh Roy Marshall Graduate Philosophy Library, which are devoted to the study of the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas. The Cardinal Beran Library on the St. Mary's Seminary campus provides a 67,000-volume collection for graduate students in theology. The music, drama, and fine arts departments offer public concerts, plays, and exhibits throughout the year. The university is governed by a forty-member board of directors. In 2004 Dr. Robert Ivany became UST's eighth president.
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According to the federal complaint against him, Norman Leboon of Philadelphia has admitted making some 2,000 videos that contained threats. A sampling of his "work" reveals rambling incoherent videos that mix pseudo-religious incantations with random warnings and threats. In one video he addresses President Obama, Vice President Biden, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid by name and says, "Your punishment is coming, the swine, it will be severe, and you will beg for mercy to your god, it will be severe, you will know god's swine, god has warned you." (Some conservatives are already chortling over the fact that Leboon contributed to Obama's 2008 campaign, though it's not clear what that's supposed to signify.)Beyond that, though, there's a pretty clear difference -- to me, at least -- in the threats against Democratic and Republican lawmakers, in that I haven't seen any Democratic lawmakers saying (like Republicans did), "Well, yeah, violence was wrong -- but you can't blame people for being angry!" And incidentally, I haven't read all the comments by the "deranged leftists" at TPM, but they seem pretty solidly behind arresting the guy who threatened Cantor.
There's violent loopiness on both sides. The difference, from what I can tell, is that the GOP leadership does a better job of making excuses for (and even promoting) the violent loops on there side. It's kind of a critical difference.


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An opera about soap
The director flitted frantically around the backstage area, shrieking his discontent.
"Where is Ivory?" He screeched to no one in particular. The cast members stood around in their gaudy costumes and absurdly rosy cheeks, frightened looks upon their over-lined eyes.
"Curtain up in five! In FIVE!" He looked as though he might simply keel over from panic. "The star of the show! Missing! Five minutes!" He rambled incoherently. There was a moment of silence, then, "Don't just stand there; FIND IVORY!" He bellowed at the bewildered cast members.
Everyone scuffled and scurried around, bumping into one another in their attempt to look as though they were finding Ivory, the star of the show. Beyond the heavy, scarlet curtain that was shielding the commotion, the chatter of two thousand people could be heard. This made the director slightly more hysterical.
As a last ditch effort, he ran into the ladies change rooms, despite having looked there twice before. This time, however, the patter of water could be heard coming from the back, and the low hum of an out-of-tune song. The director tiptoed towards the showers in the back of the change room, creeping quietly towards the sound of the falling water.
The humming was louder now. There was somebody in the shower. The director reached out his hand toward the curtain, fearful, although he wasn't sure why. In one swift movement, he pulled back the curtain and revealed the woman inside. She shrieked in surprise at being exposed.
The director took in the scene before him and gasped inwardly. In her left hand, a small white bar was clutched tightly; the rest of her body was lathered in bubbles.
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On Friday 12th June, 10 staff members from Berkeley Homes Western abseiled down the ArcelorMittal Orbit, the UK's tallest sculpture standing at 115m. To put that into perspective, it is taller than Big Ben, the Statue of Liberty and the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
Richard Palmer, Laura Carruthers, Holly Taylor, Liz Pickston-Bartlett, Simon Holbrook, James Jones, Steve Hudson, Marc Hawkins, Rachael Comerford and Mandy Collin undertook the challenge in aid of Daisy's Dream, who work with children and families who have been affected by a life threatening illness or bereavement of someone close to them.
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Miscellaneous by: eloisepixietay
Status: Finished
Genre: Horror
The little box of matches felt comforting in my hand, and lighting the match illuminated the room partly. I put the flame to several candles which cast flickering shadows around the room. I never liked the dark, things whispered and I always felt like I was being watched. The worst thing was mirrors. You could see what was behind you but also you could see what really was in front of you.
Try something for me. When your on your own, it night and it's completely silent place your palm on a mirror. Hold it there for a while, don't move a mussel until you feel it. A little brush, like a leaf on your cheek. Pull as fast as you can, don't let them know that you know about them. If you get a little creeped out don't go tell anyone like I did. My family thought I was crazy, they took to doctors, mental hospitals to see if I had anything wrong with me. They soon found out I perfectly fine, I still had to go to a therapist though. He tried to help me but whenever I went over to his house and sat in his study with him, they started to show themselves to him too.
I couldn't see them, which worried me because sometimes Dr Tyler would get really worried. I couldn't understand why they wanted to come after me and scare the living daylights out of people. What had I done to them? Who or What even was it?
Even as I write this I know they are there, I can feel them they touch my arms sometimes, I have proof as well, the next day I'll get bruises of hands. My dreams are bit creepy as well; in the dream I'm in a room and were ever I look a door is being closed. The same things go through my mind, What happened? Why were they leaving? And why was I, in the room?
I need your help somewhere in our world something is trying to get through to us, what for I'm not sure. The thing I can tell you is some of you who are reading this, well there's a reason why you picked this book up. You had a sense of curiosity, but you are the ones who can see and discover these things. When you find out about them you will be in danger, you have spread the word, tell others like your self. Don't stop for anything, if you do they will get you. I have lost so many people to them, family friends even my Therapist. Soon I'll be gone and I'll need you to try and help us all.
But that's all I can tell you for now, the noose is tightening for me, I'll write when I can. Tell you how my search is going. If I am any closer to finding their secret. I just have enough time to upload this, the candles are flickering and one by one are being blown out. I wonder how I'm gonna get out of this one? I avoided them for ages now.
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Whitney Houston's will revealed
The late star has left the bulk of her estate to her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown.
The late, great Whitney Houston, Sir Elton John, and Sir Paul McCartney are all new Grammy Hall of Fame inductees.
The posthumous honour for Houston comes after the I Will Always Love You singer's untimely passing aged 48 in February this year.
Whitney's 1985 self-titled album, which included hits like Saving All My Love for You and Greatest Love of All, received the honour.
Sir Elton John was honoured for his eponymous 1970 album, while Paul McCartney and Wings' 1973 record Band on the Run was also inducted.
Named recordings must be at least 25 years old and with "qualitative or historical significance" to be considered for the annual Grammy Hall of Fame.
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The late star has left the bulk of her estate to her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown.
Dresses and jewellery that once belonged to the late star will go up for auction next month.
Whitney Houston and Amy Winehouse will both be honoured at the ceremony tomorrow night.
Kevin Costner has choked back tears while paying tribute to Whitney Houston at her funeral.
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Christmas Present Concert 2011
December 23 (Fri.), 2011
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start 5:00 p.m. / open 4:30 p.m.
An annual concert presented in cooperation with musicians active in Ibaraki Prefecture, with a program featuring traditional Christmas carols as well as others celebrating the holy night. Benjamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols" is scheduled to be sung this year, to be performed by the Mito Dai-ni High School Chorus.
Planning, MC: Ryosuke Hatanaka
New "Davidsbuendler" The 2nd Hekinan Concert
December 18 (Sun.), 2011
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Program: Same as the December 17 concert above.
New "Davidsbuendler" The 2nd Concert
December 17 (Sat.), 2011
[All seats reserved]A¥5,000 B¥4,000
start 4:00 p.m. / open 3:30 p.m.
Violin:Sayaka Shoji ,Shunsuke Satoh
Viola: Tomoko Akasaka(guest)
Violoncello: Danjuro Ishizuka
Piano: Yu Kosuge
Schubert:Trio in E-flat major Op.148, D897"Notturno"
Mozart:Piano Quartet No.2 in E-flat major K.493
Schonberg(arr.by Webern): Chamber Symphony Op.9(Piano Quintet Version)
Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor Op.34
"Resound through the Streets of Mito!"
300 Singers Perform Beethoven's 9th Symphony 2011
December 11 (Sun.), 2011
Admission Free
start 12:00 p.m./1:30 p.m.
At the end of each year, it has become a seasonal tradition for a giant chorus of 300 singers to perform Beethoven's 9th Symphony outdoors in the Art Tower Mito (ATM) Plaza. The chorus, mainly Mito citizens, starts rehearsing in October, with their voices resounding throughout the city of Mito in the ATM Plaza under the symbolic Art Tower that gives ATM its name. The concert, the initial planning for which began in 1999, will be held this year for the 11th time.
General director: Ryosuke Hatanaka
Conductor: Yoshitomo Suzuki
Tour of Pipe Organ Restoration
December 10 (Sat.), 2011, to December 24 (Sat.), 2011
Admission Free
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December 24(Sat)11:00a.m.~/2:00p.m.~
Art Tower Mito Starlight Fantasy
Concert by Mito School Children 2011
December 3 (Sat.), 2011
Admission Free
Part1 start 10:00 a.m. / open 9:45 a.m.
Part2 start 2:20 p.m. / open 2:05 p.m.
Hitomi Ogawa Piano Recital
November 27 (Sun.), 2011
[Free Seating]¥2,000
start 3:00 p.m. / open 2:30 p.m.
Hitomi Ogawa, Piano
Mozart: Fantasia in D Minor, K. 397
Liszt: Annees de pelerinage, supplement aux Annees de pelerinage
Chopin: Piano Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op. 58


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An article rebutting conservative arguments against gay marriage appeared on slate.com a little while ago. My position is pro alternative family - I'd like one of my own some day - so I thought I'd review the article.
Lesbians of Mass Destruction from slate.com
William Saletan does an effective job of rebutting the moralists when it comes to same-sex couples and parenting. The ever-conservative Dick Cheney's lesbian daughter has been making headlines again for deliberately getting pregnant with the intention of raising the child with her long-time partner, angering moralist groups, which has apparently provoked Saletan to write this article. He refers to the sixty-seven abstracts on family research by the American Psychology Association and provides the reader with all the references necessary to give his article a strong factual foundation.
If you don't want to read the article, I've summarized it.
Saletan begins by citing two studies, one that found straight couples "made a greater effort to provide an opposite-sex role model for their children," and one that found that the children of lesbian parents "were more likely to explore same-sex relationships," and claims these findings are the only ones that can be interpreted to have negative implications for gay parenting. He then refers to a few studies that had positive conclusions about lesbian parents, which weren't received all that kindly by the moralist community.
Moving on from studies on parenting, Saletan examines the specific objections to gay parenting from the anti-gay community, starting with the premise that "on average, children do best when raised by their two married, biological parents." Saletan attempts to use logic to defeat this premise and also writes of future technological advances (such as female & female reproduction) that would make such an argument obsolete, since conservative groups claim "that gay parenthood is unhealthy because 'it is biologically impossible for a child living in a same-sex home to be living with both natural parents.'"
Saletan also addresses the objection of James Dobson, chairman of Focus on the Family, who claimed that [lesbian parenting] "is a bad idea because a father 'makes unique contributions to the task of parenting that a mother cannot emulate,' such as 'a sense of right and wrong and its consequences.'" (I don't know about you, but my mother punished me far more often than my dad when I broke the rules).
Going on the offensive, Saletan then begins to attack the basic premise of the anti-gay parent argument: that non-biological parents are unhealthy for children. After dealing with this, Saletan returns to more specific arguments against gay parenting that appear to be largely unfounded according to current research, mentioning various family councils who say that lesbians would be bad parents because they're prone to "'high prevalence of life events and behaviors related to mental health problems'" and that children of gay couples are more likely to associate with homosexuals [and this is bad because they] as a class considerably more apt to have STDs and a criminal history [and] be interested in sex with children."
I'll start with the last bit of the article first, since Saletan mentions some conservative views that particularly anger me. First of all, while there are those who claim pedophilia is a sexual orientation in itself, as opposed to a disorder, putting it in the same group as homosexuality is simply a way to discredit the gay lifestyle - pedophilia violates age of consent laws, which we have for a reason, and can have lasting, life-long traumatic consequences for the child involved. Homosexual acts take place between consenting adults, and do not harm or traumatize those involved. As for homosexuals being most likely to have STD's, lesbians are in the lowest-risk group for STD's (as far as we know - the body of research on the subject is still quite small), and while AIDS is still very much associated with the gay male community, it is extremely difficult to get an accurate representation of the STD numbers in the queer population because of the wish of many individuals to be private and discreet about their sex lives. It is unfortunate that Saletan does not mentions these facts in his article.
Instead of beginning his article with references to studies on parenting, it might have been more advantageous for Saletan to begin by listing the arguments against gay parenting, citing any evidence in their favor, and then citing arguments for gay parenting, along with supporting research. However, the author takes a more conversational approach for the general public, and scores points with the reader for amusing comparisons and a few well-placed remarks, such as "if you want every child to have the benefit of two parents, you're picking on the wrong Cheney. Mary's sister, Liz, just had her fifth kid. All things being equal, Liz's baby will get one-fifth as much parental attention as Mary's will get. But nobody complains about that."
Saletan needs to re-examine his analysis of the argument against the premise that "on average, children do best when raised by their two married, biological parents." Saletan's rebuttal to this argument is one of the few places where he does not cite research to back up his claims. He writes that two parents are better than one, and that married parents are better than unmarried parents, which I would call conventional wisdom, but it is essential to cite sources in a case like this where so-called "conventional wisdom" may be challenged. Saletan does attempt to use logic to defeat the argument. While I agree with his reasoning, I do not think he got to the root of why this moralist argument seems convincing at first glance. The research shows that children do better with biological parents than non-biological parents, one needs to ask why. Is it in fact because in the majority of cases that were researched, the non-biological parent joined the family at a later time, when the child or children were older, creating tension and domestic problems? What about heterosexual parents that adopt their children? Many child development researchers believe that the most formative years for children are the first three, which does not bode well for children who are adopted after that age or who live in foster care for a long time.
The family researchers need to perhaps examine families with non-biological parents who have been there all along, (for example a heterosexual couple who needed a sperm or egg donor in order to have a child), and families who adopted a newborn child that was not a blood relative. Would researchers find differences in the well-being of children who were raised in these circumstances versus heterosexual couples who raised their collective biological offspring? My guess is that there would not be much difference, which would go a long way towards defeating the arguments of the anti-gay lobby. It is not fair, logical or scientific to use these arguments against gay parents without also criticising families that deviate from the model of two married, opposite-gender, biological parents with their biological offspring. The lack of criticism towards other family units demonstrates the clear bias of the conservative groups against those individuals whose only crime is an inability to fall in love with the opposite gender. The goal of these moralist and conservative groups is not the protection of the children. Saletan leads the reader to the research that shows that the children are safe. The goal of these moralist groups and family councils is to sabotage the efforts of homosexuals to be able to live as equals under the law.
The obviously weak statements by James Dobson of Focus on the Family that Saletan refers to allows the author to imply that all the arguments of the right-wing moralists are in fact not just arguments against gay marriage, but in fact arguments against single parents, families with a step-parent, adoption, and possibly even foster-care, yet it is only gay parents that they target, even though many other family units have the same "shortcomings". The only male-associated behaviors I can think of that children are likely to miss out on in families with two moms is how to shave facial hair and how to pee standing up. It's tricky to say what issues may potentially arise in families with two fathers. Breast-feeding might become something of an issue. Fortunately, I hear formula is not too hard to obtain.
Saletan mentions that many studies on gay parents are inconclusive because so many people are closeted. On the other hand, how many closeted couples are trying to raise a child together? I can't imagine it is all that common, but we really don't know, because they're closeted. It just doesn't seem that likely. Gay couples who are so stable, out and want to become parents are probably far more prepared to become parents than many young straight couples who dive into pregnancy without a thought for the future. After all, everything has to be planned for very carefully. In an article from Maclean's magazine or Newsweek (probably Maclean's, and within the last year or two, I think), I read that non-standard families are creating legal contracts before conception, which puts into place contingency plans that are designed for the child's best interests in case of death, divorce, accidents and debilitating diseases, as well as setting out the legal obligations of donors as biological parents, as well as non-biological parents. The children who live with such arrangements can well benefit from multiple parental figures. These contracts aren't always made, but it's becoming more common because of the need for sperm/egg donors in order to conceive a child in a gay family.
In response to the conservative argument that non-biological parents are more likely to harm children, Saletan cites numerous studies that found harm caused by non-biological parents is disproportionately caused by males. While this doesn't help gay male couples, it does make lesbian couples look like the perfect potential parents. Are there any studies on abuse cause by exclusively gay males? I didn't think so.
An issue that Saletan understandably does not mention, is that most of the arguments against gay marriage and gay parents are based upon religious doctrine. This makes arguing with anti-gay groups about as much fun as arguing with the anti-evolution groups - religious objections are based on either beliefs or "christian science" - people on opposite sides of the debate are really speaking a different language. Faith and fact are like apples and orangutans.
Saletan's article is well-researched and well-written. Unfortunately, the article is most likely preaching to the converted. It is doubtful that many anti-gay people are going to read this article, and even more unlikely that it will change their mind when they do read it. However, Saletan makes a few good points, and his article is very accessible for his readers. The article would be alot stronger if he tried to find research to disagree with his views, and if he didn't hang gay male parents out to dry. It relies a little too heavily on good writing and not quite enough on strong arguments, but Saletan's analysis are sound, but his position makes his choice of foudational research suspect, since he only reviewed research that seemed to agree with his position. The next time Saletan writes in defense of gay parenting, finding more research that supports the moralists and then analysing it will greatly aid his cause. Otherwise, we'll always keep coming back to the question of whose science do we trust? Ours or theirs?


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Religious nutbaggery at its worst
Listen, I waited tables and bartended my way through college. It's not an easy job. It requires a certain amount of stamina and physical strength, as well as the patience of a saint!
Imagine you're a college student, living on Rahmen noodles and tuna. You hop a bus every day (not being able to afford a car or insurance for said conveyance), and you head to work after a day of classes. It's a job where you're lugging around heavy trays filled with either food or dirty dishes after said food is eaten. You generally have at least 4-5 tables at a time, with at least one of them occupied by either a) screeching, dirty kids, who think throwing food across the restaurant floor is a form of amusement or b) demanding shitbags, whose sad existence dictates that they must be obnoxious and shitty to those who serve them at a restaurant (read: those whom they perceive to be lower on the food chain than they are) to boost their fragile egos.
But you have to be nice to them. Know why? Because you're working for a little more than $2 per hour, and the rest of your "salary" depends on how nice you can be to said trash, how quickly you can get their food, how accurately you can remember their order, and how satisfied they are after stuffing their faces.
So imagine your joy at seeing a $10 sticking out from under an empty plate! Cool! A good tip!
You're stoked until you realize it isn't…
Not only is it not real, but there's no real tip in sight, so it's not a joke, and the reverse of this oh-so-clever fake is a cheesy attempt at proselytizing – sanctimoniously advising you to come to Jesus.
This is enough to make anyone who's ever waited tables to make ends meet want to hunt these freaks down and shove that fake $10 up their… nose…
Not only are these people ungrateful cheapskates, but they're also unctuous dickwarts, who think their "holy message" is a suitable substitute for an actual value for value exchange – money for service.
Granted, I don't know the whole story. I don't know if the person in this particular story was a crappy waiter. And yes, the writer was excited about nothing more than being able to purchase a video game. So what?
As a former waitress and bartender, unless the service was truly horrible – so bad that I would consider demanding my money back from the management – I will at least leave something for the poor kid who's running around all night dealing with hungry, sometimes rude customers.
These people not only left him nothing, but somehow were conceited enough to believe their little practical joke would warm the heart of the waiter whom they just defrauded with a fake bill.
No, this doesn't give me a warm fuzzy about religious types.
I don't take kindly to someone attempting to force their religious views down my throat – especially not while I'm trying to earn a living. And I certainly wouldn't be swayed to find me some Jesus, if a jerk on whom I've been waiting for the past hour, bringing food, drink refills, condiments and ensuring they have everything they need for a pleasant dining experience left me a fake tip with advice to find religion.
And if you do feel the need to witness… if you do feel that you just can't survive if you don't attempt to "save" the person who is taking care of you as you gluttonously stuff your fat face, at least leave them something in addition to the preachy, worthless fake. Leave them a fair exchange for their labor.
It's a Sunday. It's a beautiful fall day in Arlington. Rob and I just got back from a wonderful brunch and a matinee showing of Immortals. Nothing in the world could disturb my peace.
Except this…
Oneal Ron Morris, 30, was arrested Friday after an investigation by Miami Gardens Police and the Florida Department of Health.
According to police, the victim saw Morris in May and was injected in her buttocks with a substance consisting of cement, "Fix a Flat," mineral oil and super glue.
I understand the desire to improve your shape. Squats, running, dance…
But Fix a Flat??
Super glue???
Carry on!
A special kind of retard
There's little in this world that pisses me off more than worthless sacks of smelly refuse impersonating heroes. These maggots are in line right behind those who abuse children, animals and the elderly. They impersonate service members for glory, or free stuff, or street cred, or an ego boost, but they either haven't served, served but couldn't hack it, or exaggerate their service in order to make themselves appear more glamorous.
The guys at This Ain't Hell have done a great job exposing (and ridiculing) these losers. Some of these tools are just too ridiculous to exist! Some of them are just so pathetic, it's painful to read. Some of them, like this obese bag of syphilitic cocks, are so foul, they would actually don a uniform and impersonate service members on Veterans' Day to get free stuff. This is actually a guy I would like to find and curb stomp until there's nothing left of him but an adipose stain. It's tough for me to believe that anyone would mistake this gelatinous lardass for an actual member of the military – past or present – but he claims he gets free food. And from the looks of it, he eats it. By the metric fuckload.
And then there's this sad bit of female flesh.
Apparently she's a Lieutenant in the… sit down for this… SPECIAL FORCES!
Oh, yeah… this one's a gem. Let's forget for a brief moment that there are no women serving in the SF, no matter what that GI Jane movie tells you! But she's apparently an XO or something – at least that's what her job description is, according to specialoperations.com.
Executive Officer.
The Executive Officer (XO) plans and conducts training and operations in foreign internal defense, unconventional warfare, direct action, special reconnaissance, and (if specially trained) counter-terrorism. He advises the commander on all matters pertaining to task organization and preparation/execution of operation plans and contingency plans from higher headquarters. Formulates policies and procedures, and prepares and issues battalion operations orders. Supervises all aspects of the battalion collective training and certification program.
Does that sound familiar? Especially since she didn't bother changing the tenses of her verbs to make herself sound at least somewhat legitimate.
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Lieutenant, Special Forces
I plan and conduct training and operations for foreign internal defense, unconventional warfare, direct action, special reconnaissance, and counter-terrorism. I advises the commander on all matters pertaining to task organization and preparation/execution of operation plans and contingency plans from higher headquarters. Formulates policies and procedures, and prepares and issues battalion operations orders. Supervise all aspects of the battalion collective training and certification programs.
A closer look at the profile suggests that she graduated Yale, and studied International Criminal Law. Impressive, isn't she? Except apparently there is no International Criminal Law course of study at Yale. And I think… don't quote me on this, because I'm not sure… but I think you actually have to be literate to attend Yale.
Wow. This one's a peach.
She might be the first person DOJ arrests after lying on sites like Match.com and Facebook become crimes.
The law in question, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, has been used by the Justice Department to prosecute a woman, Lori Drew, who used a fake MySpace account to verbally attack a 13-year old girl who then committed suicide. Because MySpace's terms of service prohibit impersonation, Drew was convicted of violating the CFAA. Her conviction was later thrown out.
What makes this possible is a section of the CFAA that was never intended to be used that way: a general-purpose prohibition on any computer-based act that "exceeds authorized access." To the Justice Department, this means that a Web site's terms of service define what's "authorized" or not, and ignoring them can turn you into a felon.
I'm not even going to delve into the irony of a DOJ that wants to prosecute idiots for lying on dating and social network sites, but thinks it's perfectly acceptable to lie to Congress about funneling guns to Mexican drug cartels.
I realize this daft bint likely thinks her little game is harmless, but I see nothing harmless in impersonating heroism and claiming valor that does not belong to you.
And ferpetessake, at least learn to spell "Army!"
h/t: This Ain't Hell
Being prey is a choice…
The photos are undeniably Oleg Volk.
The story is real.
I damn every politician and every hoplophobe for endeavoring to disarm her! I'm sickened at the thought of those who say she should have waited for the police to arrive!
And I shudder to think there are people out there who would choose to die, or let their loved ones die, rather than use the most effective tool of self defense on the market today to take responsibility for their own lives.
h/t: David Codrea
Is it me?
Am I being overly sensitive lately, or has the world really turned into something hideous?
I mean, it feels like it's raining down crap!
I know I should be grateful for what I have – wonderful friends, a terrific boyfriend, best kids I could ever hope for, a career that is so rewarding, I actually LOVE coming to work every morning, house, car, cats, parents, an awesome credit score… I'm grateful for all that. Really.
But all the good stuff in my life seems to be this huge umbrella that is keeping me clean as the shit storm comes down.
A legendary Penn State football coach is caught in the shower raping a kid. A KID! A child! And then proclaims his innocence and says that "maybe" he shouldn't have showered with children. WTF? Why?
Zero squanders an opportunity to help create real jobs in the United States and to help increase our energy supply, so we're not paying ridiculous amounts of money just to be able to get to work every morning. WTF? Why?
Parents are actually soliciting germs from strangers in order to infect their children in an effort to create a "natural immunity" to preventable diseases! Disease! From people they don't know! WTF? Why?
Filthy hippies are infesting our cities. They don't have a purpose. Some of them don't even know what they're protesting. Many of them are making demands that are so ludicrous, that they should be laughed off the national stage! Instead they're being given media time, even as many of them demand that your earnings be stolen and given to them, and your hard work be appropriated and redistributed. They're bringing filth, disease, crime and violence with them. WTF?
A good friend, who lives healthy, who is young and productive and vibrant and sweet, got cancer. Bad cancer (not that there's any such thing as "good" cancer) that will prevent her from ever having children of her own – something that was important to her – and is making her go through hellish chemo. Why? I don't get it. With no family history and low risk factors, how does someone like that get afflicted with something so horrible? She's a fighter, and she'll kick cancer's ass. But I still don't get it.
Another person, who I thought was a good friend, just cut off all communication with me. I tried to ask why. Several times. To no avail. No reply. Not even an acknowledgment. I have to assume it's something I said or did, because this person is not the type to just toss a friendship. But maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I've been wrong for several years. Maybe I'm a horrid judge of character. I don't get that either.
I can't get over the fact that the pool of candidates for President is so pathetic for next year. I also can't believe the massive corruption in Congress that goes unaddressed by the majority of voters. I can't believe people are actually considering voting for Newt, who despite being smart, is also an odious prick who's left two sick wives for other women, who spent time on Nancy Pelosi's envirowacko couch, who was for individual health care mandates before he was against them… How is this possible?
Europe is on the verge of collapse. So is our economy. Nothing is getting better, and I anticipate it will get worse before it gets better. I'm pessimistic.
I'm pessimistic about a lot of things.
Just venting.


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