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Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) recently opened a branch in Montgomery, AL. I noticed during a lunch time visit today that the door is posted with a "No Firearms" sticker/sign.
I spoke briefly with the staff and the Branch Manager. I expressed my pleasure with the new branch office, but emphasized my displeasure with the prohibition of lawfully carried firearms.
I identified myself as a NFCU member licensed to carry a concealed pistol. I asked that, as manager, she consider removing the posting for the branch and pass the request forward to NFCU nationally.
We spoke together about possible concerns with firearms in the branch and agreed that the sign would not stop a "bad guy" from entering the office. I indicated that the prohibition would hamper my access to the office. The manager indicated that she has recently seen email concerning lawful carry in NFCU locations and indicated that topic was under discussion.
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Tremendous writing-Honest and illuminating' Victoria Glendinning, New York Times
In the summer of 1985 William Styron was overtaken by persistent insomnia and a troubling sense of malaise - the first signs of a deep depression that would engulf his life and leave him on the brink of suicide. Darkness Visible takes us on an unprecedented journey into the realm of madness. It is an intimate portrait of the agony of Styron's ordeal, as well as a probing look at an illness that affects millions but is still widely misunderstood. Through his remarkable candour and powers of description comes a true understanding of the anguish of a desperate mind. Darkness Visible is a bold and an ultimately uplifting exploration of depression's dark reality.
About the Author
William Styron (1925-2006), a native of the Tidewater region of Virginia, was a graduate of Duke University and a veteran of the Marine Corps. His books include Lie Down in Darkness, The Long March, Set This House on Fire, The Confessions of Nat Turner, Sophie's Choice, This Quiet Dust, Darkness Visible, A Tidewater Morning and, most recently, The Suicide Run. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, the Howells Medal, the American Book Award and the Legion d'Honneur. With his wife, the poet and activist Rose Styron, he lived for most of his adult life in Roxbury, Connecticut, and in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts.
Styron tells of his descent into clinical depression, later hospitalization, and recovery. Much of this slim (96-page) work appeared last year in Vanity Fair magazine. In 1984, Styron's 30 years of alcohol and more recent excessive tranquilizer intake (Halcion) combined to make alcohol poisonous to his system and deprived him totally of his friendly balm, the alcohol that he says allowed him to open up his works as a clear mind never could (he adds that he never wrote while drinking). Shortly thereafter, he went into depression, which he thinks may or may not have been tied in with going cold turkey off booze. He puts forth various genetic hints (his father had "battled the gorgon for much of his lifetime") and suggests buried childhood events to explain the origins of his illness. His depression would sweep over him late in the day, just at the time of the afternoon nap he could no longer achieve and apparently just before the hour of the first drink that he could no longer have. The depths of his depression carried him far beyond alcohol withdrawal and pill poisoning, Styron says. In general, the tour of the depression he renders is gripping, though simply as writing it could have done with more intense immediacy and searing detail. It's best when dramatizing a deepening stage in the illness, and it comes to a high point when Styron decides to kill himself and throws his private diary into the garbage. By then we are convinced that his illness is as he says, "so overwhelming as to be quite beyond expression." Only various lines from Dante, he thinks, come near to showing his experience. He admires his wile Rose for standing by him at his most obliterated, and we get a sense of uplift when his hospitalization and new drug begin to take hold. His scathing review of antidepressants seems just. Each victim of depression is unique, and we feel that Styron has shown us - in large strokes without getting as razor-edged as Robert Lowell - as much of his black pit as he can bear to show. (Kirkus Reviews)
Series: Vintage classics
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 112
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2nd Trailer for Sacha Baron Cohen's 'The Dictator' [Video]
The man who brought us Borat and Bruno is back with another memorable character…The Dictator. And this time, Sacha Baron Cohen has made a more traditional film…ya' know, with a script and actors and special effects and all that jazz. His two most memorable films were more of the mockumentary style…where he kinda ambushed the participants, who thought the situation was real.
So far, we've only seen Cohen in his full-on "Dictator" outfit. This trailer shows us a little more of the storyline and what happens to the Dictator when he comes to New York. It looks like it might be good for a few laughs. If you're a fan of Cohen then I'm sure you'll be a fan of this flick.
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Tips And Tricks For Buying A Car
So you're ready to get your first car! Congrats, but do you really know everything that is involved with the purchase of a vehicle. To someone who is new to this world, there are a lot of important factors to consider when buying a car. Read on and learn some helpful hints and tips.
Visit your local bank and get pre-approved for a car loan. This one step cannot only save you a lot of time at dealership, but it will also save you money most of the time. By getting a loan at your bank, you can negotiate your interest rate more effectively; thus, lowering your overall payment.
When shopping for a new vehicle, consider all of your options. There are many used cars that have extremely low miles and rock bottom prices. The ones to look for are the ones that have been leased and returned. These cars have been serviced at the dealership and usually have plenty of factory warranty protection left.
Know your limits. Before you start shopping for your next car or truck, decide how much you can afford to pay, and stick to it. Don't forget to include interest in your calculations. You can expect to pay around 20 percent as a down payment as well, so be prepared.
Before you set foot into a dealership, do some research online. Check nearby dealership's websites and record their listed price on the vehicle you want, as well as any special deals they might be offering. Having this information at your disposal will be a valuable asset when it comes time to negotiate with a salesman.
When buying a new car, check out reviews of the vehicle on the internet before going to the dealer. If people have had bad experiences with the car you are thinking of buying, you might want to choose a different one. Most new car loans are for 6 years and you do not want to have problems with the car in that time frame.
Consider selling your car privately, rather than trading it in for the new car you want. You will almost always get more for your car through a private sale than you would through a trade in. Even if the dealership makes it sound like they are giving you a great trade in value, they will likely raise the price somewhere else to make up for the difference.
Never dress up to go to a car dealership. It will be harder to make a deal and convince someone you deserve a better price on a vehicle if you are draped in expensive clothing. While you want to appear neat and clean, do not wear anything that will make you look more well off than you are.
Have a friend or family member that sells cars come along with you as you search for a new car. Car salesmen can be very aggressive, but if they know that you are with a fellow salesman you will have an easier time getting the deal that you want and deserve.
Work on your credit score before you buy a car. A bad credit score means higher interest fees. That will result in a higher monthly car bill. And in some cases, that will result in higher premiums for car insurance. Get your credit in order so you aren't locked into high fees for the life of your car loan.
How much do you have to spend on your car purchase? You must know exactly what your maximum is. Calculate what you can afford to spend on car monthly car payments. You should get a loan before starting the shopping process.
If you are absolutely in love with a certain color or interior finish, don't settle for less. Though the specific vehicle that you want might not be in stock at your local dealership, ask them if they can get it for you. Most dealerships have relationships with other dealerships and will trade vehicles back and forth. Keep in mind though, you might end up paying a little bit extra to cover some of the costs of the trade.
Hopefully you haven't been scared away with all of the information given in the article above. Yes, there is a lot to consider when purchasing a car, but when you take your time and do your research you are much more likely to end up with a car that you'll be happy with for years to come. So go out there and get it done!


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German Shepherd Allergies | Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
All dogs, just as humans, are disposed to suffer from allergies at some point in their lives. Canines however, do not have the capability to drive to the local pharmacy to pick up an allergy medication. The only reaction they can have is licking, chewing or scratching. Allergies manifest primarily in the skin for our four legged friends but in humans it will appear in the form of a runny nose, coughing, and itchy eyes. The best way to combat allergies in your dog is to consult a veterinarian and have them perform an allergy test. This test will determine exactly what is causing the allergic reaction with in the dog. There are ways, however, to avoid allergies in the skin all together.


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Massachusetts reps seek aid for states fishermenPosted on
Members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation are calling for federal disaster relief for Bay State fishermen.
We need a disaster declaration from the administration, U.S. Sen. John Kerry told reporters gathered outside his Boston office Aug. 3, according to the State House News Service.
He said that just as droughts in the Midwest are withering cornfields, off our coastline, Mother Nature is taking away the fish, according to the news service.
The report a preliminary fish stock assessment showed that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrations plan to rebuild cod, haddock and flounder and other groundfish fisheries could drop next years fish harvests by about 70 percent.
The one-page document shows the biggest drop in Gulf of Maine haddock harvests, which would fall by 73 percent from 2012 to 2013. Compared with 2011 levels, Georges Bank yellowtail flounder is set for a 93 percent drop-off in 2013.
In 2010, fishermen in New Bedford brought in $306 million worth of catch, the greatest value in 30 years, which placed it as the top port in the nation in the value of its catch, according to NOAA.
While using the report to back his call for disaster relief, Kerry also said swings in the projections by the National Marine Fisheries Service make it hard for fishermen to have confidence that the projections are accurate.
Kerry was joined in his appeal for relief by Sen. Scott Brown and U.S. Reps. Barney Frank, John Tierney and William Keating.
U.S. Rep. Ed Markey, the ranking Democrat on the Natural Resources Committee, called for federal assistance, but did not call into question the federal agencys preliminary assessment.
In February, Brown called for the firing of NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco because of a report that NOAA officials used a $300,000 undercover vessel as a party boat, including for a trip to Seattle for lunch where the boat stalled out in a shipping lane.


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"To you who have stood on the bluff and gazed out across the valley of the tortuous Missouri the message of these pages is directed. It was here that you dreamed your dreams, the glamorous dreams of your college days. Incoherent they were, perhaps, and known to you alone, yet they helped to establish your ideals and to define your goal of life…
Well has that University lived up to the trust of its founders. Through eventful...years of progress it has trained men and women in the leadership of service. Political storms have buffeted it, financial support has been inadequate, yet this State University stands today as it has stood through the years - a steadfast beacon in an incompletely charted sea of life…
It is not enough that we merely carry on that which others have given us. We must build new and better for each new day…"
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Place your order now for this limited edition keepsake! This 200-plus page coffee table style book is filled with interesting historical facts, fun stories, photos and memories, throughout the 150-year history of The University of South Dakota. This pictorial history will be an attractive addition to your collection and makes a great gift for alumni of all ages - including new graduates. Call 800-655-2586 to inquire.
1861: Dakota Territory is established. Yankton is named the temporary capital.
1862: First legislature of the Dakota Territory authorizes establishment of University at Vermillion. The authorizing legislation is signed by Governor Jayne on April 21.
1863: First South Dakota Board of Regents named.
1872: Railroad first reaches Vermillion.
1877: City of Vermillion incorporated.
1878: The Great Dakota Boom begins, leading to population growth.
1881: Federal government grants land to Dakota and Montana territories for university construction.
1882: Ephraim Epstein becomes USD's first president.
1882: First USD classes held at Clay County Courthouse.
1883: South Dakota Gov. Ordway signs bill accepting all USD real property, making it an official state University.
1883: USD's first academic unit, the College of Arts and Sciences, established.
1883: John Simonds becomes USD's second president.
June 5, 1883: Closing exercises mark end of USD's first school year.
1885: Construction of Old Main (then known as University Hall) completed.
1885: John Herrick becomes USD's third president.
1885: West Hall construction is completed, making it USD's second building and first dormitory.
1887: Edward Olson becomes USD's fourth president.
1887: Students publish first issue of Volante.
1888: USD's first graduates are Clarence Antisdel, Charles Brinstad and Herbert Houston.
1888: East Hall is completed, bringing USD's total number of buildings to three.
1889: USD President Olson dies in a fall in Minneapolis; Howard Grose takes the helm of USD in 1890.
June 12, 1889: USD Alumni Association is created.
1889: Intercollegiate football begins with a tie game against South Dakota Agricultural College.
Nov. 2, 1889: South Dakota enters the Union as a state.
1891: Joseph Mauck becomes USD's sixth president.
1893: Old Main is destroyed by fire.
1899: Reconstructed Old Main opens to students.
1899: Garrett Droppers becomes USD's president and serves until 1906.
1901: School of Law begins offering classes.
1905: USD's first armory opened; now known as The Belbas Center.
1906: USD's new president, Franklin Gault, takes the reins of USD.
1907: School of Medicine begins offering classes.
1908: Original School of Law (now Arts & Sciences) building opens to students.
1914: Robert Slagle, namesake of the USD building, becomes president of the University.
1914: First "Dakota Day" celebration takes place.
1915: University men take part in military training to support country's preparation for World War I.
1916: Division of Continuing Education established.
1919: USD Chapel, now Farber Hall, fills as servicemen lost in World War I are remembered.
1922: Poem by Mabel Richardson chosen for USD's Alma Mater song.
1922: USD joins newly established North Central Athletics Conference as a charter member.
1924: Dakotans and Strollers organizations established.
1924: Carl Gunderson '90 elected South Dakota's 11th governor; he is the first South Dakota governor to have attended USD. Four generations of his family follow him to the University over the next 70 years.
1924: More than 7,000 fans attend Dakota Day football game, largest crowd in USD history.
1925: Auditorium and administration building (later named Slagle Hall) completed.
1925: USD Baseball team claims University championship.
1926: Inman Field, USD's first football stadium, completed and ready for play.
1927: Graduate School, School of Education and School of Business Administration established.
1928: USD Football claims its first conference championship.
1929: Herman James becomes president of USD.
1929: USD's "new" Armory opens, includes swimming pool and is site of many basketball triumphs.
1930: USD men's basketball crowned North Central Conference champions.
1931: College of Fine Arts begins offering classes.
1931: Construction begins on USD's first student union, the South Dakota Union building.
1933: Enrollment falls to record low due to Great Depression, drought, and grasshopper infestations.
1935: South Dakota's first electrical cooperative is formed near Vermillion in Burbank.
1935: I.D. Weeks becomes president, a position he would hold at USD for more than 30 years.
1936: Leslie Jensen, '21, is elected South Dakota's 15th governor.
1936: New advisement program begins to help freshmen adjust to college life.
1939: E.O. Lawrence '22 awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work in developing the cyclotron, a high-speed particle accelerator.
1940: "Inman House" donated for use by USD presidents and their families.
1941: Alvin Zephier becomes USD's first Native American graduate.
1942: Programs accelerated and commencement moved forward to accomodate and encourage military service.
1943: Two USD alumni receive Congressional Medals of Honor: U.S. Army Capt. Arlo Olson '40, for bravery in combat in Italy, where he was fatally wounded, and U.S.M.C. Captain Joe Foss '40 for his air-combat victories in the Pacific Theater of War.
1943: All academic work placed on quarterly schedule to coordinate regular classes with Army Specialized Training Program.
1946: Deluge of post-war students spurs expanions of several programs.
1946: After three years away because of World War II, USD Football returns to campus and plays a short, four-game season. First post-Pearl Harbor Dakota Day is celebrated.
1947: USD School of Law graduate George T. Mickelson '27 elected South Dakota's 18th governor.
1949: Julian Hall opens.
1950: USD's humor magazine "Hmm" replaces "The Wet Hen."
1951: McKusick Law Library (now McKusick Technology Center) constructed.
1951: USD Football hoists the NCC championship trophy.
1951: Sigurd Anderson, '31, elected governor of South Dakota.
1951: School of Business earns AACSB accreditation for the first time.
1950s: Jimmie and Cliff Daniels (both 1958 graduates) become first black student-athletes to start on USD's basketball team. Brooklyn, N.Y. natives, the Daniels serve as USD's starting guards for three seasons.
1952: Construction begins on Noteboom Hall.
1954: Charlotte Noteboom Hall accepts first tenants.
1955: Alumnus Joe Foss '40, at age 39, is elected governor of South Dakota.
1957: School of Business building (later named Patterson Hall) completed.
1958: Expansion of graduate programs, including new offerings in geology, physical education, humanities, business administration, business teacher education and natural sciences.
1963: Ground broken for Coyote Student Center.
1965: USD enrolls first fourth-generation student, Richard Gillis.
1966: E.Q. Moulton becomes USD's president.
1967: Construction of I.D. Weeks Library completed.
1968: First graduates of USD's dental hygiene program earn their diplomas.
1968: Richard Bowen takes over as president of USD.
1969: East Hall converted for use as academic space.
1970: USD students take roles in University Senate for the first time.
1973: Shrine to Music Museum, now known as the National Music Museum, opens in original campus library facility.
1976: W.O. "Doc" Farber steps down as chair of the Department of Political Science after 38 years of leadership; he would continue to mentor students until his death in 2007.
1976: U.S. Air Force Major George "Bud" Day '49 awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his resistance and bravery as a POW in Vietnam. He was captured in 1967 and released in 1973.
1977: USD President Charles Lein takes his post at the University.
1977: Final season for football at Inman Field and basketball in USD's New Armory.
1978: Harvey Wollman is elected as South Dakota's 26th governor. His brother, alumnus Roger Wollman '62 Chief Justice of the South Dakota Supreme Court, swore Harvey in.
1978: William Janklow '64, '66 elected 27th governor of South Dakota and serves for eight years. He is reelected in 1995 and serves for another eight years.
1978: USD Football wins outright NCC championship for first time since 1951.
1978: Dr. Warren "Doc" M. Lee, founder of the Black Hills Playhouse, dies at age
1979: Construction of the DakotaDome, the region's only domed arena, completed. Coyotes win 23-17 over University of Nebraska-Omaha in first D-Days game indoors.
1981: New School of Law building constructed.
1982: USD names Joseph McFadden University president.
1982: Strollers perform 60th annual show in Slagle Hall.
1982: Al Neuharth '51 founds the newspaper, The USA Today.
1983: Tom Brokaw '64 begins a 22-year career as anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News.
1983: USD celebrates a centennial, observing 100 years since the beginning of classes in 1882.
1982-85: USD women's basketball wins North Central Conference Championship three consecutive years under Coach Chad Lavin; they advance to three straight NCAA Regional Tournaments as well.
1985: Beede Hall becomes first residence hall with co-ed living in South Dakota.
1985: Construction begins on new W.H. Over Museum.
1986: George S. Mickelson '63, '65 elected governor of South Dakota; he was reelected in 1990.
1986: USD football team advances to first-ever national championship game but fall to North Dakota State University.
1989: Betty Turner Asher becomes first woman to serve as USD president.
1989: The Freedom Forum, founded by Al Neuharth '51 gives its first Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in Journalism to Walter Cronkite.
1993: USD's first fifth-generation student, Annie Gillis, begins classes at USD.
1997: James W. Abbott becomes first USD alumnus to serve as president of USD.
1997: Old Main undergoes major renovation and reopens for academic use after a 24-year hiatus.
2001: Permanent roof installed on DakotaDome, replacing original pressurized roof.
2003: Renovations completed on the E.O. Lawrence Telecommunications Center and building renamed the Al Neuharth Media Center.
2004: Derek Miles '96, '98, represents the U.S. in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. He goes on to pole-vault for the U.S. in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, where he finishes fourth.
2004: Dean Belbas Center (originally the Armory Building) restored and reopened to house admissions, financial aid and registrar's office.
2006: USD formally announces intention to move athletic programs to NCAA Division I.
2007: School of Medicine celebrates its centennial in newly constructed Lee Medical Building.
2007: Campaign South Dakota, a fundraising effort launched in June 2001, concludes after raising more than $133 million.
2009: Muenster University Center opens to students.
2009: USD's new business school, Beacom Hall, opens to students.
2010: With 10,151 students, USD exceeds 10,000 mark for first time.
2010: Coyote Village, a suite-style student housing unit, opens for first residents.
2010: Dennis Daugaard '75 is elected South Dakota's 32nd governor.
2010: In an improbable upset, USD Football defeats the University of Minnesota on the road, 41-38.
2011: USD Fitness Center opens.
2011: New USD logo adopted for all University teams and materials.
2011: Students, faculty and staff enlisted to help Clay, Union and Yankton County citizens sandbag and relocate during Missouri River flooding. National Guard units housed on campus during the summer.
2012: Aalfs Auditorium and Skinner pipe organ renovated in Slagle Hall.
2012: USD students and administration choose official Coyote statue; sculptor is a USD alumnus.
2012: USD celebrates 150th anniversary of its founding; April 21 declared the date of Charlie Coyote's birthday.


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Wow! Amazing poetry at Creative Time Reports!
Kirill Medvedev shares his poem "Comrade Kots," so called after the FSB's (Russia's secret police) nickname for him, after the name of his militant folk band "Arkadiy Kots." This poem is translated by Keith Gessen, translator of many poems in Medvedev's Ugly Duckling Presse book It's No Good. Creative Time Reports posted his poem on May 6th: the anniversary of protests in Moscow sparked by Vladimir Putin's third presidential election. Here's the first part of the poem, translated by Keith Gessen:
You say to me: Baby, I'm scared
you're going to get caught up
in the arrests
for the May 6 protest.
I say, Look, we're already in the fire.
There's nothing else for us to fear.
You're registered on Maly Kiselny,
We live together on Nizhny Kiselny,
We live in the center of Moscow,
And so does the FSB.
Torture chambers, the old Cheka basements.
The millions, the billions of ruined lives.
It must be said, it's a neat system the Bolsheviks created.
My comrades, my intellectual forebears.
And now it's run by their distant heirs,
Not iron-willed masters, but pathetic losers.
Shady characters, with shady faces.
Though in their way, not idiots.
And we're living here with them in this big dormitory
When they see me on the street they say confidently and rudely:
Comrade Kots, how's it going?
Comrade Kots, where you going?
Comrade Kots, why keep this up,
Comrade Kots, comrade Kots,
comrade, comrade, comrade
You know where to go for the rest of the poem.
Tags: Creative Time Reports, Kareem Estefan, Kirill Medvedev, n+1, Ugly Duckling Presse
Posted in Poetry News on Monday, May 12th, 2014 by Harriet Staff.