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London, June 19 (ANI): Carlos Tevez has told Manchester United to make him club's highest-paid player or he will leave.
The Red Devils have agreed the 26 million pounds asking price to make the Argentinean striker's loan move permanent. But they have still to match the personal terms of 110,000 pounds a week that stars Rio Ferdinand and Dimitar Berbatov earn.
Tevez, 25, has been on 95,000 pounds a week since joining Sir Alex Ferguson's side but his loan ends at the end of this month, The Sun reports.
He is on holiday in Buenos Aires where he has also been contacted directly by new Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti. Tevez is impressed with new Blues' boss Ancelotti's personal approach.
Manchester City are also interested in grabbing the striker as boss Mark Hughes bids to build a team capable of giving the Premier League's big four a tough fight.
Tevez was frustrated with the Red Devils last season for leaving him in the dark over his future. Now the player and his agent and co-owner Kia Joorabchian are happy to keep them waiting on their decision. (ANI)


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Dinosaur Park
The fun starts on the Dinosaur Trail, a guided path over boardwalks through forests and swamps, during the course of which you'll encounter more than 30 dinosaurs. Complete a dinosaur quiz as you tiptoe along the trail and marvel at the interactive models of creatures like Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Dilosophaur, which will soak you if you get too close.
The outdoor fun at Dinosaur Park includes an old-fashioned playground for younger children and a selection of rides for older kids and mum and dad. Slide down the Tubey Run in a giant rubber tyre, walk on the water inside a plastic bubble, take a 4x4 for an off-road adventure and try your hand behind the wheel of a Moto Quad.
Other attractions include dinosaur-themed crossbow shooting, 18-hole adventure golf and frisbee golf. If the weather takes a turn for the worse either, the indoor play area at Dinosaur Park includes soft play areas for children up to 10 years old, tougher options for older kids and somewhere for adults to sit down, have a drink and get their breath back.
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Target is taking a page from Apple and remodeling its electronics department to echo the minimalist format seen in Apple and even Best Buy stores, according to a report in the StarTribune.
"It's more a minimalist approach with space for consumers to touch and test the merchandise," said Chris Christopher, director of consumer electronics at IHS Global Insight in Massachusetts, in the report.
The new format is designed to give customers a more convenient way to interact with products and services, according to spokeswoman Erica Julkowski, who was also quoted in the article.
Target is testing the format at its Brooklyn Park, Mankato, Ridgedale and the Quarry locations in Minneapolis, as well as outside Minnesota, before deciding whether to remodel the electronics departments of all 1,800 stores nationwide.
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Locals have showered Westman RCMP with support following the shooting of three of their colleagues in New Brunswick last week.
And that kindness has been noticed.
"We appreciate it and we just wanted to say thank you," Carberry RCMP Cpl. Jarrid St-Pierre said.
A regimental funeral was held in Moncton, N.B., on Tuesday for three Mounties killed in a shooting rampage in that city on June 4.
St-Pierre said that since the shootings, bouquets have been left at RCMP detachments at Brandon, Souris and Killarney.
Officers also received phone calls, emails and text messages offering condolence, and thanks for the job police do daily.
The tragedy has resonated with citizens policed by smaller detachments, St-Pierre said.
"A lot of the public know their Mounties because they live and play and work in the community," St-Pierre said. "It's been really touching for a lot of us and we appreciate the acknowledgement, and the sacrifice that these members made is something that crosses our mind daily."
The mood has been solemn in Westman RCMP detachments since the shootings.
St-Pierre said the messages of support have eased the feelings of sadness, and of anger at the senselessness of the shootings.
He said the support is a nice reminder that people care, despite the negativity officers face daily in dealing with tough situations, and at times, difficult people.
"Sometimes you forget that the majority of the public supports you," St-Pierre said.
Killarney RCMP Const. Chris O'Dell said flowers and notes were left at the Killarney and Deloraine detachments, too. Citizens have also phoned in and walked up to offer officers handshakes.
"One of them even said that it's unfortunate that it takes an incident like this to bring it about, but we certainly appreciate what you folks are doing," O'Dell said.
The expression of gratitude hasn't stopped with the RCMP.
Brandon Police Service officers were given cookies, treats and cards. Officers were approached in the street by citizens who thanked them for the job they do.
"Those comments are always appreciated," BPS Sgt. Dallas Lockhart said.
While tragic, Lockhart said events like these show the dedication that officers have to their job.
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I came away with a bit of a 'meh' feeling from this card when all was said and done. More one-sided fights than usual. Two pointless title fights - Tomasz and Chi, and the main event which was a 'Catchweight Super Title Fight' under UK-1 rules...?
The main event was enjoyable, I was surprised by Towler vs Lake...other than that it all felt a bit flat. I did miss the first five or so fights, but I'm told I didn't miss much there either.
At the end of the day, UCMMA do a good job of playing to their crowd. The majority of the UCMMA crowd want beatdowns and KO's more than they want high-level MMA. So that's what they get, and that's why they keep coming back.
One thing that did worry me was the (latest) drubbing of Andy Cona. Andy is a cool guy and has huge balls, but it's getting silly now with him and UCMMA. If you look at the guy's record and the guys he's fought, it's obvious he's being brought in to lose, and Saturday's loss was particularly brutal. His next opponent? Jamaine Facey in a UK-1 bout. Thankfully his new manager told me today that Andy won't be taking that fight if he gets his way...I hope for Andy's sake he does. Really irresponsible matchmaking.
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
Obviously that's not the point but just sayin
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'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
I am quite sure that if Cona wants to fight he will fight and the onus is on the promoter to act responsibly and not book him.
At UCMMA 26 the promoter gave "advised" suspensions so I wonder if they have done so again now and if so will other promoters take heed.
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As of right now Andy is booked to fight at UWC on the 20th, just two weeks after getting knocked out at UCMMA. His opponent is 8-19, so I guess it's a 'fair' fight...but there's no way he should be competing two weeks after a KO like that.At UCMMA 26 the promoter gave "advised" suspensions so I wonder if they have done so again now and if so will other promoters take heed.
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The School of Social Work's library received a significant upgrade this past summer, when Boston College invested substantial resources to building a gleaming, innovative space for its students.
Library staffers conducted several focus groups and student surveys ahead of the redesign, in order to ensure the new space was best suited to the school's most important stakeholders. Boston-based architectural firm Dimella Shaffer won a competition to then integrate this feedback into the ultimate design that would become the new library.
"The library redesign was a labor of love for the many of us involved in the project," says Head Librarian Hannah Ha. "We worked hard to integrate the perspective of our students in our plans, and we are confident we've created the best possible space for both collaborative and individual study and work." More about BCSSW Unveils Revamped Social Work Library on the Blog »
Assistant Professor Jessica Black is breaking new ground with colleagues from across the nation for a new area of inquiry: neuroscience and social work. An educational psychologist with postdoctoral training in neuroscience from the Stanford University School of Medicine, she is one of a small group of pioneers to concentrate her career in this space. Black firmly believes that neuroscience is a critical component of any social work training, and thanks to her leadership, BCSSW offers its students the option to complete a certificate in this cross-disciplinary inquiry.
More than just building a program at BCSSW, however, Black hopes to construct a new field between these spaces; this fall, she and the BC School of Social Work hosted a first-of-its-kind research symposium entitled Intersections: Social Work and Neuroscience. Find out more about this symposium on the blog »
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Available in 8.5° (RH only, 418 cc), 9.5°, and 10.5° models with a 45" shaft, D4 swing-weight, and a 59° lie angle standard.
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Great idea executed well. Fits my current swing style, and as the lessons kick in i'm able to open the face more to reduce the compensation i've added to counteract my slice. Saves me from buying another driver when flaws are corrected. Feels very sturdy, smaller that 460cc head does feel less drag-y through the backswing. Does play a little shorted though even with the increased straightness i get.
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The Division of Medical Student Education is housed within the Department of Family and Community Medicine. Faculty and staff of the division are responsible for the initiation, development and administration of programs and curriculum for medical students (MS) in each of their four years at the University of Alabama School of Medicine. These programs and curriculum include the Family Medicine Clerkship (MS3), the Ambulatory Medicine Acting Internships (MS4), and the Family Medicine and Rural Medicine Programs, which include the MS3 Selectives and MS4 Electives.
In addition, the Pathway Program provides rural clinical experiences for prematriculation, MS1 and MS2 students. Family Medicine research opportunities are also available for MS3 and MS4 scholarly activities.
Also division faculty advise and work closely with the UASOM Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG). Our FMIG facilitates monthly seminars, clinical skills workshops, community outreach projects, and other activities during the academic year to help students learn about family practice and encourage and sustain interest during the preclinical years.
The faculty and staff of the division also maintain consistent communications with our volunteer faculty. Our volunteer faculty, currently over 200 in number, includes family physicians from the rural and urban areas of the State of Alabama. We attribute the high quality of our student programs and clinical experiences to their dedication and excellent teaching skills.
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TORONTO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Tuesday, led by gains in the heavyweight energy and financial sectors as crude oil prices steadied and two of the country's main banks reported quarterly earnings.
Bank of Montreal rose 1.4 percent to C$78.17 after reporting higher profit and upping its dividend, while Bank of Nova Scotia was flat at C$60.88 after its quarterly report.
The overall financials group, which accounts for more than one-third of the index's weight, climbed 0.6 percent.
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I just read in Motor Trend that, while the 2010 Mustang GT will only have 14 more hp (thanks to a CAI), the brilliant engineers at Ford have come up with an ingenious plan to compensate for this.
The 2010 model will have some sort of acoustic pipe running from the engine to the cabin to make the car SOUND louder to the driver (and hence "faster" to a Mustang owner).
Simply brilliant... Now the rustang owners can rev at themselves.


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Mostly dry with some sunshine.
A fine and dry start to the day with sunny spells. Rather more cloud bubbling up for the afternoon perhaps giving an isolated light shower across the north, but for most staying dry. Maximum Temperature 20 °C.
Thickening cloud through the evening with some showery outbreaks of rain likely through the latter part of the night, the odd heavier burst possible. Minimum Temperature 12 °C.
Mostly cloudy with showery outbreaks of rain, some heavy. There will also be some drier, possibly brighter interludes. Cool. Maximum Temperature 19 °C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Further rain or showers on all days, heavy at times. Windy at times too later in the period and it will be on the cool side.
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Dry for most with bright or sunny spells, the best of these likely across southeast England where it will be warm. Scattered showers across Scotland, but cloud will thicken in the west with rain setting in across Northern Ireland later.
Rain will become heavy and persistent across Northern Ireland before spreading into Scotland and northern England later. Elsewhere, generally dry, cloudy and mild but chilly across the Northern Isles.
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain for many, these often heavy across the north although tending to ease through the day. Perhaps brighter in the west later.
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Friday is likely to become breezy and showery across the country. Saturday could well be drier for a time before further rain moves in during the evening or overnight. Sunday and the following week will stay changeable with showers or longer spells of rain. There will also be some drier and brighter spells, which will be most likely in the south and east. In the northwest, showers are likely to be heavier, perhaps bringing a risk of thunder at times. It will sometimes be windy, especially in the north and west where there will be a risk of local gales at times. Temperatures are expected to stay near the seasonal average throughout, or be rather cool.
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UK Outlook for Monday 10 Jul 2017 to Monday 24 Jul 2017:
The changeable weather is likely to continue in the north at first, bringing further showers or longer spells of rain with only brief bright or sunny spells in between. However, drier and warmer spells are likely to become more prevalent in the south and these may spread further north as we head into the second half of the month. These would bring more in the way of sunshine and higher temperatures, and there could be some very warm spells. However, an increase in temperatures would pose the threat of some thundery showers.
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The British Soviet Jewry Movement
World Zionist Organization (WZO), Fall 1978
The Soviet Jewry movement, almost a negligible factor till the Leningrad trial, exploded into a major international issue. While Americans engaged in the movement have dimly perceived the larger outlines of action in their own country, the British movement remains shrouded in mist. Showing the similarities and the differences of activities in the two countries, this article seeks to dispel the London fog.
Topic: History, Soviet Jewry, Communal Responsibility, British Jews, Anglo-Jewry, UK Jews, Activism
Name of Publication: Forum: on the Jewish People, Zionism, and Israel
Page Number(s): 21-27
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Language: English
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Let vs. Where
From HaskellWiki
Haskell programmers often wonder, whether to use
This seems to be only a matter of taste in the sense of "Declaration vs. expression_style", however there is more about it.It is important to know that
is an expression,
let ... in ...
that is, it can be written whereever expressions are allowed.In contrast to that,
is bound to a surrounding syntactic construct,
like the pattern matching line of a function definition.
Consider you have the function
and later you decide to put this into the
f :: s -> (a,s) f x = y where y = ... x ...
However, transforming to
will not work, because
f :: State s a f = State $ \x -> y where y = ... x ...
refers to the pattern matching
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f =
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f :: s -> (a,s) f x = let y = ... x ... in y
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I recently purchased a home, and wish to end the term of my lease 3 months early. I know I am liable for the full amount due under the lease. However, I have also heard about the principle of mitigating losses, wherein the landlord must make a reasonable attempt to re-rent the property, and apply any rent received from this re-rental toward the amount due from my original lease. I cannot find this written anywhere in PA law, though. My landlord has refused to re-rent the property until my lease term is up, even if I personally find a new, suitable tenant.
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man those are nice looking...the more i look at this car the more i like it. the SVT front is gonna be badass
Heya, thanks for the compliments, like I said, I owe a lot to Massive and CaysE.
My plans of course are always changing, I think now (since realistically I'll never be able to boost the car thanks to CA smog laws) that I'm going to go with the new Exedy OEM replacement (Randy @ focussport equated it to a stage 0.75 kit) as it will save almost $300, which will just about cover the cost of the H&R rear swaybar and the 24 LB injectors.
I was really surprised at how big a difference the black vents made, I didn't think it would be that dramatic, but it really ties the dash together as the factory vents were an awful light grey.
I'm also tossing around in my head swapping just the EL gauge face from an SVT, rigging my own inverter for the glow, and wiring in some type of speed corrector to make sure that the speed read-out still functions properly and accurately, though I'm hoping the latter can be tweaked with a tune, but I'm not holding my breath. If It works, I think i'd be one of the only (maybe the one one?) duratec cars with an SVT gauge face.
My oil sump baffle was shipped yesterday, and its coming from F2 only about 90 miles away, so it will probably be here tomorrow.
I still need to find a local shop that will press the tranny gears onto the new 3.82 final drive for me, as well as the new bearings onto the torsen at a reasonable price... then I can finalize my budget, and start ordering more parts,
Thanks again, cheers!
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But owing to another experimental vaccine he received, its impossible to say whether the blood is what saved him.
Also, owing to political correctness, he was renamed Mr. Monopoly in 2000.
In this context, Barack Obama may yet earn his Nobel Peace Prize, owing to the Syria debate he has now unleashed.
They err who would assert that invariably this is owing to the inherent selfishness of the human heart.
owing to a citizen protest, which moved the issue to district court, the vote has been postponed to April 2014.
Even then, owing to the Marshals high position, it was difficult to strike.
Some of this was Greek to the Indian, owing to his imperfect knowledge of English.
But owing to the rapid inclination, the pebbles yielded, and what he piled up rolled down.
It was owing to this people that the three lines of kings went the straight way.
Once more M. Patrigent was on the wrong track, owing to Fanferlot's incomplete information.
Old English agan (past tense ahte) "to have, own," from Proto-Germanic *aiganan "to possess" (cf. Old Frisian aga, Old Norse eiga, Old High German eigan, Gothic aigan "to possess, have"), from PIE *aik- "to be master of, possess" (cf. Sanskrit ise "he owns," isah "owner, lord, ruler;" Avestan is- "riches," isvan- "well-off, rich").
Sense of "to have to repay" began in late Old English with the phrase agan to geldanne literally "to own to yield," which was used to translate Latin debere (earlier in Old English this would have been sceal "shall"); by late 12c. the phrase had been shortened to simply agan, and own (v.) took over this word's original sense.
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Was Fish Jesus' Favorite Food?
Not many people need an explanation as to why Christians use crosses as a symbol. But have you ever considered the fish symbol? Why do so many Christians display the fish as a sign of their faith? Was fish Jesus' favorite food? As you have guessed, there is a reason for the fish as an indication of followers of Jesus. It developed at a time of fear, torture, and secrecy and it was probably used more frequently than the cross. Why?
First we have to revisit the Christians of the late first century and the second century. The first large persecution of Christians by the Romans did not occur until the late first century. Nero had persecuted Christians in AD 64, but that was mainly in Rome and was connected to a fire which destroyed part of Rome. It wasn't until the end of Domitian's reign (emperor from 81-96) that Christians everywhere experienced persecution. We can see this illustrated in the New Testament in the book of Revelation. At the beginning of that book, John tells us that he is on the island of Patmos. Why was he there? Because Domitian had placed him there under house arrest of sorts. (Why didn't Domitian just kill John? Because if you kill a leader of a movement you make him/her into a martyr.)
The method of execution that the Romans frequently (but not always) used was a cross. But consider this: why did the Romans chose the more costly and time-consuming practice of crucifixion when there were cheaper and quicker ways of death? To make a statement. Put a few people up on crosses around a city, and the message of control is plainly understood. So everyone feared crosses. See why the cross wasn't used as a symbol of Christianity early on? Wearing or having a cross as decoration to people of that time period would not have meant the same thing it means today; instead of a symbol for Christ's sacrifice, it would have been, well, I don't know what people would have thought of someone walking around with a cross around their neck in those days.
So you can see why the cross did not catch on as a symbol of the first Christians. But that doesn't make it easier to understand they chose a fish. Looking at the Bible, we see that Jesus made two references to fish. First, he told some of his disciples that he would make them "fishers of men." Second, he fed 5000 people with fishes and loaves of bread. But those weren't the reason. Now we get back to the persecution and secrecy aspect.
During a time of persecution, you couldn't just go around telling everyone you were a Christian because you might be killed. So they developed a code (so the story goes). But why a fish? Because of what the letters stand for. "Fish" in Greek is "ichthus." Using these letters as the first letters of words, you came up with:
which means, in English,
It was a code word used by Christians in conversation as well as in homes and hiding places. After all, if the Romans came in your house and saw fishes used as decoration, they would not think you were a Christian, just that you liked fish.
I have also read that if you wanted to know if someone else was a Christian, you would make a mark in the sand like half of the fish. If the other person made the other mark, then you both knew the other was a Christian.
And that is why the fish, also called the ichthus, is used to represent the Christian faith, it was originally a code.
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Nixon's Secret White House Tapes Reveal His Idea of Femininity
On April 28, 1971, former President Richard Nixon was chilling in the oval office with his National-Security Adviser Henry Kissinger and Chief of Staff Bob Haldeman. They were initially discussing an annual youth conference but the conversation veered off towards Nixon's various misconceptions about gay people and women. Vanity Fair contributing editor Douglas Brinkley and historian Luke A. Nichter discovered the ignorant tirades after parsing through 3,700 hours of President Nixon's White House tapes.
Rachel Maddow put her head in her hands when she announced this soundbite because it's ridiculous: Nixon is convinced that women don't ever swear. He asks, "Why is it that the girls don't swear?"
Halderman responds: Girls do swear.
Nixon: Huh?
Haldeman: They do now.
Nixon: Oh, they do now? But, nevertheless, it removes something from them. They don't even realize it. A man drunk, and a man who swears, people will tolerate and say that's a sign of masculinity or some other damn thing. We all do it. We all swear. But you show me a girl that swears and I'll show you an awful unattractive person. . . . I mean, all femininity is gone. And none of the smart girls do swear, incidentally.
Nixon amends his initial conclusion to another, equally false one that he expresses with total sincerity: No smart girls swear. Let's just say if we were ever to meet Mr. Nixon, we'd have a few choice words to send his way.
Read more at Vanity Fair.


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Located in Camelback East, this hotel is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from Town and Country Shopping Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Biltmore Fashion Park and Carnival of Illusion. Wrigley Mansion is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) away.
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Along with an outdoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a fitness center and coffee/tea in a common area. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, laundry facilities, barbecue grills, and a picnic area are onsite.
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Extended Stay America - Phoenix - Biltmore features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Phoenix hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, issued the following statement after the announcement of a bipartisan Senate plan to reform immigration in the 113th Congress:
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Rick "Man on Dog Sex" Santorum will never be elected president, but if it's the role of Tea Party chief inquisitor he's bucking for, then he should be hired immediately. This is Santorum at a speech late last week as reported by Reuters:Obama's agenda is "not about you. It's not about your quality of life. It's not about your jobs. It's about some phony ideal. Some phony theology. Oh, not a theology based on the Bible. A different theology," Santorum told supporters of the conservative T … [Read more...]
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Once again Iowa has held its ridiculous caucuses allowing a microscopic number of people to determine the trajectory of our presidential primaries. This year only 5.4% of registered Republicans showed up and most of them were from the most fundamentalist evangelical communities.I guess Romney's pandering worked, though those eight (!) votes that put him over the top cost him a bucketload of money. … [Read more...]
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Over at Religion Dispatches, Paul Wallace has taken notice of Richard Dawkins' idea for a "Think for Yourself Academy" for children. Dawkins said in a NY Times interview that this academy "would not be a school for atheists."The idea horrifies him. A child should skip down an idiosyncratic intellectual path. "I am almost pathologically afraid of indoctrinating children," he says. … [Read more...]
This Really Makes My Head Spin All The Way Around
Last week 700 people showed up at a San Angelo, Texas seminar on exorcism sponsored by the Catholic Church. Here is the Bishop of the local Catholic Diocese (via mywesttexas.com):"Over the centuries, ritual books have been prepared by the churches to be used in exorcisms and dealing with diabolical influence," Pfeifer said. Different forms of that influence include obsession, such as with sex, drugs or alcohol; posession, which commonly is referred to as the haunting of places or things; and … [Read more...]
Newt Hearts Hagee
I must admit that the thought of certain Republicans running for president makes me a bit giddy. Sarah Palin's run would be entertaining, of course. Michelle Bachman could also be a hoot. But the one I'm really looking forward to is Newt Gingrich.Newt seems to be getting serious about it. He's a spankin' fresh new Catholic and all his (many, many, but who's counting?) sins are supposedly behind him. … [Read more...]
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Big news from the pope. The Jews are innocent of deicide.Pope Benedict XVI has made a sweeping exoneration of the Jewish people for the death of Jesus Christ, tackling one of the most controversial issues in Christianity in a new book.In "Jesus of Nazareth-Part II" excerpts released Wednesday, Benedict explains biblically and theologically why there is no basis in Scripture for the argument that the Jewish people as a whole were responsible for Jesus' death.Interpretations to the … [Read more...]
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The Vatican is confirming widespread rape and sexual abuse of nuns by priests in at least 23 countries:Confidential Vatican reports obtained by the National Catholic Reporter, a weekly magazine in the US, have revealed that members of the Catholic clergy have been exploiting their financial and spiritual authority to gain sexual favours from nuns, particularly those from the Third World who are more likely to be culturally conditioned to be subservient to men.The reports, some of which are … [Read more...]
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Minor in American Studies
The interdisciplinary minor in American studies consists of 18 hours of course work, distributed as follows:
1. Core Requirements (3 hours)
2. International Requirement (3 hours)
3. Distribution Requirements (9 hours)
4. Electives (3 hours)
Note: No course may be counted twice in calculating the 18 hours. No more than 6 hours at the 1000 level can count toward the interdisciplinary major (except for History, where all courses above 1600 count). Students seeking a second major may count a maximum of 3 hours of course work toward meeting requirements in both majors. 15 hours must count toward the minor alone.
*Effective Fall 2015, Vanderbilt University has introduced a new course catalog numbering scheme. For assistance with the translation between old (3-digit) and new (4-digit) numbers, please consult the Course Renumbering Lookup Tool.
To declare your major, please see this form.
1. Core Requirements (3 hours)
Core Course:
- American Studies 4000, The American Studies Workshop (3 hours)
2. International Requirement (3 hours)
One of the following:
A) A semester abroad in a Vanderbilt-approved study abroad program and an additional 3-hour elective
B) American Studies 3200, Global Perspectives on the U.S. (3 hours)
C) One of the following:
- Anthropology: 3161, Colonial Encounters in the Americas.
- Asian Studies: 2560, Current Japan-U.S. Relations.
- Economics: 4520W, Seminar on Globalization.
- English: 3674, Caribbean Literature; 3898, 3898W, Special Topics in English and American Literature.
- History: 1370, Colonial Latin America; 1380, Independence in Latin America; 2450, Reform, Crisis, and Independence in Latin America, 1700–1820; 2460, Colonial Mexico; 2470, Revolutionary Mexico; 2480, Central America; 2510, Reform and Revolution in Latin America; 2535, Latin America and the United States; 2570, Caribbean History, 1492–1983; 2700, The U.S. and the World; 2710, The U.S. as a World Power; 3890, Selected Topics in History.
- Interdisciplinary Studies: 3831, Global Citizenship and Service; 3832, Global Community Service; 3833, Seminar in Global Citizenship and Service.
- Jewish Studies: 2450, The Jewish Diaspora.
- Latin American Studies: 2201, Introduction to Latin America; 2301, Music of Protest and Social Change in Latin America; 3891, Special Topics in Latin American Studies.
- Political Science: 3217, Latin American Politics; 2219, Politics of Mexico; 2225, International Political Economy; 3228, International Politics of Latin America; 2236, The Politics of Global Inequality.
- Religious Studies: 4551, Islamic Mysticism.
- Sociology: 3231, Contemporary Latin America; 3232, Contemporary Mexican Society.
- Spanish: 3370, Spanish American Civilization; 3375, Film and Culture in Latin America; 4740, Spanish-American Literature of the Boom Era; 4741, Spanish-American Literature of the Post-Boom Era.
3. Distribution Requirements (9 hours)
3 hours in each of the following three areas:
A) Humanities: Classical Studies, Communication Studies, English, History of Art, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, Theatre.
B) Social Sciences: Anthropology, Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology.
C) Interdisciplinary Programs: African American and Diaspora Studies; American Studies; Cinema and Media Arts; Earth and Environmental Sciences; Jewish Studies; Latin American Studies; Medicine, Health, and Society; Women's and Gender Studies.
Note: See below for a list of approved courses in each of these areas.
4. Electives (3 hours)
One course taken from the approved list of courses. Students should choose these courses in consultation with their adviser to form a study of concentration.Note: 1111 in all departments receives credit when an American topic is offered. Special topic and independent study courses must be on an American topic, as approved by the director of American Studies.
Approved List of Courses
ART: 1099, Maymester Contemporary Art Blitz (when U.S. city/art).
CLASSICAL STUDIES: 3000, Classical Tradition in America.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES: 2800, Rhetoric and Civic Life; 3000, Rhetoric of the American Experience, 1640–1865; 3001, Rhetoric of the American Experience, 1865 to 1945; 3100, Rhetoric of Social Movements; 3002, Rhetoric of the American Experience, 1945–Present; 3110, Women, Rhetoric, and Social Change; 3720, Communicating Gender; 2950, Rhetoric of Mass Media; 3700, Politics and Mass Media; 3890, Selected Topics in Communication Studies; 4940–4941, Seminars in Selected Topics.
ENGLISH: 2316, 2316W, Representative American Writers; 2320, Southern Literature; 3624W, Literature of the American Civil War; 3710–3711, Literature and Intellectual History (when an American topic is offered); 3644–3645, Twentieth-Century American Novel; 3640, Modern British and American Poetry: Yeats to Auden; 3644.01, 20th Century American Novel; 3646, Poetry since World War II; 3622, Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers; 3654, 3654W, African American Literature; 3642, Film and Modernism; 3620, Nineteenth-Century American Literature; 3692, Desire in America: Literature, Cinema, and History; 3694, America on Film: Art and Ideology; 3695, America on Film: Performance and Culture; 3899, Special Topics in Film; 3674, Caribbean Literature; 3890, 3890W, Movements in Literature (when an American topic is offered); 3892, 3892W, Problems in Literature (when an American topic is offered); 3894, 3894W, Major Figures in Literature; 3658, Latino-American Literature; 3662, 3662W, Asian American Literature; 3650, 3650W, Ethnic American Literature; 3746, Workshop in English and History; 3644, Jewish American Literature; 3680–3681, Twentieth-Century Drama; 3896, Special Topics in Investigative Writing in America; 3898, 3898W, Special Topics in English and American Literature (when an American topic is offered).
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The original area measured 188' x 262'. The plat was filed June 15, 1876. An addition was made in 1966.
The first Board of Directors were John C. Murphy, Pres; A Graff, Sed; Ansel Gridley, Treas; Geo I Walton and B F Smith.
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Jacob M Co D 32nd Ia Inf Jan 21, 1843 July 18, 1854
Ione H His Wife March 4, 1931 May 14, 1921
This inscription: "First White Couple To Homestead In Sumner County And Always Remained Here Till The End."
Mr. Buffington was the first white man to cross the river and settle in Sumner Co. This he did on April 9, 1870.
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Love the way Perera held the pose too.
Love the way Perera held the pose too.
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Thought that was a beautiful shot for four, but then looked up and found it actually went straight to a fielder.
He just held the pose really well.
Keep thinking it'll be alright if I just get on the road
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Keep thinking of the day I die when I lose my heavy load
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Top nut; deserved a wicket, but them's the etcetras.
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Trent Richardson is 5-feet-9 inches tall and weighs 227 pounds. That's roughly the weight and dimensions of one of those cement-filled barrels that line highway off-ramps. Philadelphia Eagles safety Kurt Coleman found that out the hard way during Richardson's rookie debut for the Cleveland Browns.
The running back broke free for a nine-yard gain in the second quarter of Sunday's game and lowered his head to barrel through the Eagles' safety. Coleman lowered his helmet to meet a running Richardson.
Trent won.
As recently as five years ago, we'd have collectively salivated over this punishing helmet crack, with the NFL leading the charge. It would have made the cover of one of the league-sponsored DVDs or VHS tapes that glorified big hits and led ESPN's "Jacked Up" segment. Now, because of the necessary focus on concussions, we're supposed to act like this isn't entertaining.
But, oh, it is. It is. This is part of the reason we love football and there's nothing wrong that. You can enjoy this play without hesitation. Saying "ooooh!" when you watch the replay doesn't mean you condone violence or wish ill health upon Kurt Coleman (he returned to the game, seemingly no worse for the wear). It just means you like football, that's all. Don't feel guilty about it.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
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Simple, fast, and rather elegant. The cutlets aren't fully breaded (flour, egg, bread crumbs), but simply pressed into bread crumbs.
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30 minutes
Large skillet
1/2 cup bread crumbs
Vegetable oil
2-4 cutlets (plan on about 4 ounces meat per person)
2 tablespoons butter
2 fat garlic cloves, minced
4 leaves fresh sage, chopped
2/3 cup chicken broth
1 teaspoon brown sugar
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
optional garnish: Parmesan cheese shavings
1. Spread the bread crumbs on a piece of waxed paper. Press both sides of the meat into the crumbs.
2. Heat you skillet over medium-high heat. Add a little oil and cook the cutlets on each side until they are lightly browned. (You'll need a little more oil to brown the second side.) Set the meat on a plate.
3. Stir the butter, garlic, and sage into the skillet. When the garlic aroma fills your kitchen (almost immediately), add the chicken broth and sugar. Let it simmer down to what looks like 1/3 cup. Add the vinegar and simmer a minute more. Pour the sauce over the cutlets and serve. If you want, use a potato peeler to make Parmesan shavings over each cutlet.
Notes on Cutlets:
If you buy veal scallopini they will already be pounded thin for you. If you are using pork or chicken breast, you should pound the meat to a uniform thickness. Put the meat between two sheets of plastic wrap and gently pound. Don't try to get the meat too thin, the thickness of the New Yorker magazine is about right.
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Here's list 3 for #52Lists
Most of these were fairly popular I'm sure & many will remember them but there is one show I have been trying to get more information on for years.
Its number 2 on my list - the caveman show. I don't know the proper name of it but it did exist!!! Just can't be in my imagination. Surely? The show had real actors in it, it wasn't a cartoon or a documentary. It was like planet of the apes or something. It was on very early Saturday mornings here in Australia in the late 70's I guess. Maybe 6.30am or something?
The show was about the adventures of cavemen & women. Hunting, gathering etc. Sometimes a little scary from what I recall. Nobody I've ever spoken to about this show remembers it. A wee mystery!!!
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Robert Bixby, executive director -- The Concord Coalition, will present to the Northeast Ohio Financial Planners Association; presentation to include challenges associated with the federal budget and long-term fiscal outlook.
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The Robley Rex Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) improves the health of our veterans by providing a continuum of care through an integrated health care delivery system. We are a tertiary care facility classified as a level 1c facility affiliated with the University of Louisville, as such integrates teaching, research, and advanced patient care, making it an attractive academic medical center. The facility offers a full spectrum of comprehensive health care services, using state-of-the-art technology and innovative programs, as well as education and research benefits to Veterans residing in 40 counties in central and western Kentucky and in southern Indiana.
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For more information on the Department of Veterans Affairs, go to http://www.vacareers.va.gov/
VA encourages persons with disabilities to apply! The health related positions in VA are covered by Title 38, and are not covered by the Schedule A excepted appointment authority.
This announcement is being extended until July 31, 2014.
This full-time position is located in the Geriatric and Extended Care Service of the Robley Rex VA Medical Center. Services are provided in the Home-Based Primary Care Program (HBPC) and Medical Foster Home Program (MFH), Hospice and Palliative Care Program (HPC), and the Geriatric and Extended Care clinics. The VA HBPC program provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary primary care services in the homes of veterans with complex and chronic, disabling disease. In addition to primary care interventions, HBPC provides palliative care, rehabilitation, disease management, and care coordination services. HBPC targets veterans in advanced stages of chronic disease, particularly those at high risk of recurrent hospitalization or nursing home placement. The HPC program provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary End-of-Life care services in our acute care facility. This includes inpatient Hospice care, and Palliative Care consultative services in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Geriatrics and Extended Care clinics include Cognitive Evaluation clinic, Geriatric Primary Care, and Palliative Care Clinic.
This position consists of a psychologist who functions as the primary mental health provider of the HBPC team, providing mental health prevention, assessment, treatment, management, and professional consultation services. This individual will also provide coverage in other geriatrics and extended care settings. Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
· Providing screening, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of depressive and anxiety-related disorders, as well as other Axis I conditions, with an emphasis on the application of time-limited, evidence-based approaches.
· Assessing and providing treatments for subclinical symptoms of dysphoria and anxiety, adjustment difficulties,& excessive use or misuse of alcohol or other drugs (for which the patient may have a lower than normal tolerance due to their medical conditions and the potential for negative interactions with prescribed medication).
· Providing psychological prevention services to patients at significant risk for psychological problems.
· Providing services to the families of veterans with dementia being served by a program in GEC or being seen in other geriatric clinics, when such care is directly related to the overall treatment plan for the veteran and will allow better care for the veteran and allow the family to sustain the veteran in the home environment. For example, family members may be trained to better manage behavioral problems associated with dementia; such training may allow the HBPC team to reduce use of psychoactive medication as a means of controlling behavioral problems.
WORK SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday, 8-4:30
PRIMARY DUTY STATION: Position will work from Fort Knox CBOC.
PRIMARY DUTY STATION: Position will work from Fort Knox CBOC.
Physical Requirements: The work is usually sedentary, but it requires periods of walking, standing, bending, or climbing and employee may carry light items such as books, instruments, lap tops and other similar materials. Light Lifting (under 15 pounds); Light Carrying (Under 15 pounds); Near vision correctable at 13 to 16; Ability to distinguish shades of colors; Hearing (aid permitted). The candidate selected must successfully complete a pre-employment physical examination prior to appointment.
Travel Required
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