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Q: What is yohimbe/yohimbine?
Yohimbe/yohimbine is an alpha-2 antagonist, meaning it inhibits the effect of alpha-2 receptors. This has many effects in teh body including to help mobilize stubborn bodyfat; it also has a tendency to increase heart rate and blood pressure. Other side effects are also possible and individuals prone to anxiety attacks must not use yohimbine. Yohimbe can also cause water retention which can mask fat loss.
Q: What is the difference between yohimbe and yohimbine?
Yohimbe is a herbal form of the compound. Most yohimbe products are extracted from some type of bark and contain not only yohimbe but a number of related alkaloids. The alkaloids can cause a number of odd side effects including chills and sweating.
Yohimbine HCL is the pure pharmaceutical form of the compound. It has far fewer side effects and is what I recommend. The big drawback to yohimbine HCL is that it's only available in 2.5 mg capsules and you end up having to take a handful to get an effective dose.
Q: What's the effective dose of yohimbine?
0.2 mg/kg bodyweight taken with caffeine 30-60 minutes before fasted cardio. So a 70 kg (154 lb) individual would take 14 mg. Since the pills are only available in 2.5 mg doses, the individuals would take 6 of them, getting 15 mg total.
Q: Why do I have to use yohimbine/caffeine fasted?
The increase in insulin from eating anything will negate the effect of yohimbine completely and the negative studies on yohimbine invariably used it in people who had eaten.
Q: I bought a herbal form of yohimbe that says it contains 1200 mg which is 10X what you say I should be taking. What's going on?
Of that 1200 mg bark, only a small percentage is actually yohimbine. So if it were standardized to 0.2% yohimbe alkaloids, each pill would contain 1200 mg * 0.002 = 2.4 mg active ingredient.
Q: The product I bought doesn't say what it's standardized too, how do I know how much is in each pill?
You can't. Throw it out and get a better product.
Q: Can I take yohimbine with ephedrine?
While some have done this, usually lean individuals at the end of a diet, I do NOT recommend this. The potential for side effects is multiplied with the combination. Heart rate and blood pressure can do some ludicrious things. Don't do it.
Q: I bought a fat burner containing yohimbine and ephedrine, why are they doing this if it's dangerous?
Check the label, odd are it only contains a few mg of yohimbe/yohimbine, far below the effective dose. They threw it in to get it on the label but it's a useless dose.
Q: What if I want to use yohimbe in the morning before cadrio and EC later in the day, how long do I have to wait?
Wait at least 4 hours after the dose of Y/C before taking EC so that the yohimbine can clear the system.
Q: My bottle says that women shouldn't take yohimbe, why?
There is an old (wrong) idea that yohimbine raises testoterone. This is becasue yohimbine can cause erections (by incresaing blood flow to the penis) and it was assumed for years that anything that caused erections did so by raising testosterone. Yohimbine has no hormonal effects.
Q: You mentioned water retention above, how long do I need to stop taking yohimbine to drop the water?
At least 3 days, you'll pee your brains out and then it will have cleared. This is important for pre-contest bodybuilders/figure/fitness athletes who are using yohimbine. It should be dropped early enough to get rid of any water before the show.
Q: I want to lift weights and do cardio afterwards, can I take yohimbine?
Yohimbine can cause some really weird heart rate effects around high intensity activity. the best way to take it for a weight -> cardio workout is to take the yohimbine an hour before you'll be doing cardio. That is, if you have a 40 minute weight workout planned with cardio afterwards, take the yohimbine 20 minutes before the start of the weight workout. This will let the yohimbine exert it's maximum effect when you are starting the cardio and you won't feel like you're having a heart attack during the weight room workout.
Contest prepping natural female bber (<120#s) - I can't take ephedrine its banned by my federation.
I'm taking Y/C/l-T pre cardio (10-12.5mg/200mg/2g). Would it be okay to do a second pre training dose for post training cardio per the above recommendation with that big a dose pre-fasted am cardio. Or should I adjust Y dosing?
It's a good question. the only study I can think of that used split dosing kept the absolute daily amount (0.2 mg/kg) but split across the doses. A double dose (e.g. 0.2 mg/kg taken twice per day) might cause some weird HR/BP spikes, never had anybody who tried it.
I would probably suggest, cuz I'm old and conservative, taht you start with a split dose (so 0.1 mg/kg before each workout) and then bump it up slighlty. So first try maybe a 50% increase in total daily dose (e.g. 0.3 mg/kg total or 0.15 mg/kg before ach workout). If that is tolerated for a few days, try a full double dose.
And please let me know what happens, I"d love the data point.
Thanks Lyle - I don't have a stim sensitive bone in my body so I am probably the worst test subject but I will give that a whirl and report back - STAY TUNED!
I know from your Q&A that yohimbine have to be taken in a state that we dont have insulin trough our body's, but Anyways i have a few questions
¿Can i take Yohimbine with multivitamin, fish oils and other pills that are calorie free?
¿If i had taken the yohimbine, and lets say that after 2 hours i take something that will make my insulin go up, will this null the effect of yohimbine?
alright, i'm sorry if this question has come up many times, but it's a little hard to dig through all the information.
are there any recommended brands for yohimbine hcl? there's a lot of crap out there.
edit: second question answered above.
2g l-T/200mg C/7.5mg Y-HCL - 45 min pre fasted cardio
repeated the above as I walked into the gym to train legs
I also had slammed pre training supplements w/stims about 90 mins prior. I ran out of time so no post training cardio (which was the point - sigh). I felt fine during legs no adverse effects. HOWEVER, I drink BCAAs and Creatine while training. so I may have shut down the Y? Lyle, how would I manage for this - I typically do 10g BCAAs/BA/2.5g Creatine while training - no desire to drop this - does it make this strategy null and void (insulin)? Or is the training enough to manage the insulin to leave the scenario valid?
Hey Lyle.. what about using Yohimbine HCL with an EOD approach? I'd take it in the morning and do the cardio fasted on my PSMF days.
The reason I ask is that the PSMF days come the day after eating at maintenance.. so I guess I wonder if I am even in a deficit for those morning hours the morning after eating at maintenance.
Does that make sense? Thanks.
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Beyond her career and family connections, though, it's possible - even likely - that you first noticed Hudson in August last year, when a picture of her in baggy summer clothes and a sun hat, looking apparently emaciated, cropped up in the international celebrity press. Having only ever been of very occasional interest to the British celeb-mag scrum - Heat, Closer, Now, et al - Hudson was suddenly piping hot. For a moment it didn't matter that some of her more recent films, including Alex & Emma, had bombed. In terms of media attention, Hudson's change in appearance made her prime fodder, interesting enough to appear on magazine covers and be pored over intensely.
All of this seems to have made her angry. Last week, Hudson won a libel suit against the UK edition of the National Enquirer magazine, which implied that she had an eating disorder. Legal action against other publications hasn't been ruled out.
And it is a victory that should, in theory, send a massive warning shot across the bows of the celeb press. After all, treating female celebrities' bodies as public property, to be pored over and scrutinised to an obsessive degree - their weight fluctuations discussed in minute detail, the state of their fake tans, manicures, depilation and hair extensions rigorously unpicked - has become their main stock in trade. If stars can sue them for suggesting that they have an eating disorder, then, boy, are those guys in trouble!
While female stars' bodies have always attracted attention (I'm sure that the first Hollywood vamp, Theda Bara, for instance, got occasional stick for her unapologetic plumpness), never has there been such open season on these women's appearances. This week, Closer's cover includes pictures of Victoria Beckham, Nicole Richie and Superman Returns actress Kate Bosworth, above the cover line "Scary new trend: shrinking to a size 00." The magazine Now has a similar coverline, while inside it helpfully points out Trinny Woodall's crop of underarm hair. And, for their market rival, Heat, any celebrity flaw - be it bad skin, wrinkled hands, lipsticked teeth, or, their runaway favourite, extreme skininess - is not just fair game, but gold dust. I remember that the first ever copy of Heat showed the soon-to-be Big Breakfast presenter Kelly Brook licking her co-star Johnny Vaughan on the cheek. As with Brook's presenting career, it was not a success. As soon as the magazine started picking women's bodies apart, though, sales soared.
There was a time when a female star's biggest worry was that she would be pictured looking a few pounds overweight in, say, the Daily Mail, and systematically eviscerated for being undisciplined and allowing unsightly dimples to besmirch her once-unblemished skin. Now, though, that concern has been joined by the worry that she will be pictured looking a few pounds, or more, underweight, and accused of being ill, stupid, irresponsible, a bad role model and neurotic. Female celebrities have, I guess, a window of about three pounds within which their weight is allowed to fluctuate. Breach that and it's knives out.
Not that this is how the stories are generally presented. Instead they're often drenched in faux-concern for the women involved, whether it's a bikinied Fern Britton (accused last year of risking her life, and therefore her childrens' future happiness, by being overweight) or a hot-panted Victoria Beckham (also accused of risking her life and, again, her childrens' future happiness, by being underweight). This tone seeks to justify the stories by implying that they are just being written out of concern for the celebrity's health.
Which, of course, is ridiculous. Because the real reason that women love these pictures is the intense schadenfreude they provoke. This impulse used to be sated by pictures of celebrities-gone-fat, but, as the population at large has got, uh, ever larger, the enjoyment of looking at such photographs has been trumped by looking at "skinny-pics". While photographs of fat stars remind us that the cake habit we're fostering may be a problem, those of women who seem to disappear when side on (accompanied by captions that emphasise how silly/ill/self-obsessed they must be), make that second Crunchie bar of the day slip down all the better. Ha, readers can think, she's been depriving herself all that time and - instead of having the desired affect of looking hot, hot, hot - everyone thinks she looks like crap!
The problem being that such enjoyment is, inevitably, fleeting. Because what this scrutiny of female celeb bodies actually adds up to is a constant reminder to women that our own looks are a source of scrutiny; that our bodies, too, are public property, to be discussed and criticised by friends and family. And, indeed, that they will often be the main thing that we are judged upon. This last point is rammed home by the current raft of female stars who seem to feature in the British press for no other reason than their weight loss. Why, for instance, is there so much coverage of US former child star Mary-Kate Olsen? Is it because her film career is taking off in Britain right now? Nope. It's because her weight was recently said to have plummeted. And why has Nicole Richie become so ubiquitous? Is it because her series The Simple Life is wowing audiences, or because her recent novel was critically acclaimed? No again. These women have a profile in Britain because of their bodies.
And the overall affect of these stories is to infantilise women. Their tone carries the implicit suggestion that women need to be told how to take care of themselves and that we can't make up our own minds about how to treat our own bodies. This is emphasised by the fact that celebrities such as Olsen and Richie are rarely granted any achievements, history or significance, except as physical beings. And, in that sense, it's as if they were newborns.
All of this was summed up in the recent article in Grazia magazine that crowed of Victoria Beckham, she "plunges to the size of a seven year old". This story was followed-up by the Mail last week, which found four women who also have the waist-sizes of seven year olds and were invited to reveal what they think of Posh's looks.
Of course, people are always going to look at other people; we are always going to compare and contrast ourselves, and that fascination is natural. The sheer intensity and misogyny of the current focus on women's looks seems corrosive, though. It would be nice to think that Hudson's libel win might at least stem this trend for a while, but that's naive. While pictures of "flawed" celebrities continue to sell gossip mags, the cycle of female schadenfreude and resulting self hatred will keep whirring on. The fact is that in terms of magazine sales, and, indeed, advertising sales (it does, after all, take quite a glut of products to even attempt to live up to the ideal that's being sold) these photographs really are worth their weight. And whether the celebrities they feature will ever be valued for anything other than their weight seems unlikely.

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ROME (Reuters) - Emerging from an underfunded school system into a bleak jobs market, Italians turning 18 this year at least have one birthday treat to look forward to -- 500 euros ($562.10) from the state to spend on cultural items such as books, concerts and movies.
The 290-million-euro scheme is the brainchild of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who says he wants the new adults to feel part of the world's biggest cultural patrimony.
Critics, however, see it as a political stunt like other bonuses and handouts which they say Renzi has offered instead of a coherent policy to make Italy's chronically weak economy more competitive.
Renzi, who originally promised the bonus after Islamist attacks in Paris last November, said on Thursday the bonus would be available from October.
Beatrice Hirsch, from the northern city of Turin, was looking forward to seeing how the money can be spent. "We hardly ever go on school trips," she said. "I will try to go to the cinema or the theater, or subscribe to magazines and newspapers."
From Thursday, cultural institutions can start to sign up and those of the roughly 570,000 Italians and non-native residents born in 1998 who have already blown out 18 candles can request an online ID.
When Renzi announced the scheme, it was widely criticized as a means to woo new young voters.
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SYDNEY – Australia on Tuesday gave environmental approval to a new uranium mine in the nation's resource-rich west, with 36 conditions to guard against negative impacts from radiation and other factors.
Environment Minister Tony Burke said he was giving the go-ahead for Toro Energy's Wiluna uranium project, which will entail two open pits and a processing plant.
"Expert agencies provided advice to ensure . . . the proposal meets world's best practice environmental standards for uranium mining, and that the risks to the environment, including risks from radiation and to groundwater and surface water, can be acceptably managed," he said.
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Apparently Ronnie James Dio is alive and well, despite having died three years ago.
Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell, who used to play in Dio, is leading a new side project called Last in Line, which features founding Dio members Vinny Appice, Jimmy Bain and Claude Schnell, plus Andrew Freeman on vocals. They played their first-ever show Saturday in Fullerton, California, and Andrew's brother, Raymond Freeman, says an apparition of Ronnie James appeared at the show. "I just came across it while looking at photos from the last gig. Call me crazy, but it somewhat appears to be Ronnie James Dio just above Vivian
Campbell. Just weird... Ghost? Weird lighting? Not sure, but it's there and pretty
And on his Facebook page Raymond writes, "Right when Vinny goes too long on the snare fill...look at my brother's face... That's Dio...channeling through my bro who I have now tagged Di'omen... Weird crap like this runs in my family. Call me crazy."
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May 29, 2013 - By Christina George, Staff WriterFremont County School District 21 celebrated a milestone May 18 when it graduated its first class of seniors.
"This is the first ever Fort Washakie High School graduation," principal Shad Hamilton said at the commencement.
District 21 was a K-8 school system that also operated a charter high school until last year when the state approved its request for unification into a K-12 system.
The class of 2013 is comprised of three students: Martina Standing Rock, Roger Wagon and Charlie White.
Hamilton spoke about how the school tends to get bad press because of low graduation rates.
"The rates are not indicative of our school, these students are," he said.
Hamilton said Wagon started running cross-country at Fort Washakie while attending Wind River High School.
"This year he decided Fort Washakie was the school for him," Hamilton said.
Wagon plans to move to Montana and study art.
White, Hamilton said, attended all four years of high school at Fort Washakie.
"From day one, he has been one of our neatest kids to work with," Hamilton said, noting White's perfect attendance in past years and several citizen awards.
White's post-graduation plans are to enter the workforce.
"I'm sure he will do great things for Fort Washakie and his family," Hamilton added.
Standing Rock plans to attend Central Wyoming College after graduation to study nursing and photography. Hamilton told attending family and friends that Standing Rock has already earned her certified nursing assistant certification. She too has attended Fort Washakie her entire high school career.
Standing Rock gave a student address as the valedictorian, reminding her classmates that the day was a turning point.
"A chapter of our lives has ended and another is beginning," she said.
Graduation speaker was John Washakie, a longtime district employee.
"Today, we are gathered here to celebrate this great accomplishment," Washakie said. "Let us hope this is only one of many accomplishments to come."
He compared the students' struggle through school to the history of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe in finding the means to live.
"You are here today because of your determination," Washakie continued. "Enjoy today because the struggle starts all over tomorrow."
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Some call it the beginning of the war on terror: The 1983 Beirut Bombings. On October 23rd in Beirut, Lebanon, a suicide bomber drove into the Marine Corps Barracks and blew them up.Today is the 28th anniversary of that day, when 220 Marines, 18 sailors & 3 Army soldiers were killed. It's also where my dad was when I was born. Thankfully, he was not inside the barracks. Here's a picture of my dad from his time in Beirut.
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Nikki, although not there at the time of the bombing, I was in Grenada as part of the 22nd MAU, I arrived in Beirut on November 17th 1983, my birthday. It is disappointing to see no mention of this anniversary anywhere. I lost five friends in the barracks bomobing and another two while I was there and two in Grenada another forgotten event. Hope your dad is well and I appreciate your posting. Semper Fidelis!
Pete, I am equaly as well, dissapointed. My Brother was Murdered there as well. For our country to deny, it happened, Shame on them!!!!!!!! when so much worse is going on today, I think, it is total bullshit. Banker bailouts, nations falling, men, women, and children, being killed in the name of greed. what sort of society, are we breeding? No morals, no compassion, no education, WTF? I love my country, but despise my Government!!!!!!! Semper Fi!!!!!!!!!!


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'Andersen is trying to reassure everyone, but we are waiting to see how the Enron situation develops before deciding what to do,' said a source at one company.
Andersen has told clients it will be extra vigilant because it is under the spotlight. It plans to take an especially tough stance on any questionable items in firms' accounts. After the collapse of Enron, which had been reporting $1bn-plus profits, this is welcome.
In the US, hospitality group Hard Rock Hotel has already axed Andersen as its auditor and further fallout is expected. Airtours will be the first UK firm held to account by shareholders. At its annual general meeting on Thursday, corporate governance consultancy PIRC will call for Andersen's audit contract not to be renewed.
Andersen said it has been encouraging all partners and senior managers to make face-to-face contact with clients. Every client has received a letter and a private fact sheet, addressing the 'myths and realities' about Andersen and Enron.
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South Park Explains The 'Bro-Down'
Have you ever seen two guys yelling at each other while surrounded by other guys cheering them on? You are expecting a big confrontation, but it never seems to happen. They just walk around screaming at each other until they run out of steam and end up friends. This is the art of the 'Bro-Down'.
What ever happened to just settling an argument with a good old fashioned fist fight? The art of that seems to be all but gone. Instead what we are left with is two men who don't actually want to fight, but talk about fighting, and also won't fight.
This is called a 'Bro-Down'. Last night South Park brought this new form of confrontation to the masses. Okay, so maybe it's not new, but it's something is more apparent with the rise of all the Jersey Shore douches out there. If you watch MTV's Jersey Shore than you are well acquainted with the "bro-down'. No one does it better than a bunch of gelled up, juiced up idiots who spend more time doing their hair than most women.
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So today, I was looking at my ceiling and saw several horizontal water lines accross it. House is about 18 years old, wood shake roof, ranch house, don't know if the roof has been redone or not, although I probably could find out. We've been in the home for about a year, and when we first moved in, I noticed a slight discoloration at the point of the longest wet line, so it could be safe to say this has happened before, or that maybe it happens every winter.
I guess what I'm looking for is any advice on how to keep more damage from occurring at this point, as well as any other pertinent info. In the pics, the longest wet line is probably close to 10 feet, the others are obviously smaller.
There has been some decent snow fall this winter, so I'm assuming the melt off has caused this. I've never seen this before with all the rain we've had.
Are there water pipes above this ceiling?
Do you have access to the area above this ceiling?
You may have to install pipe insulation the the pipes to stop condensation from forming on the pipes and then dripping down on the ceiling.
well, I did actually climb up in the attic and snoop around. what's happening is that with all the snow on the roof, there's moisture getting in through the roof vents, and it's dripping on various parts of the ceiling. as a temporary fix, I laid big trash bags over all the drip spots I could get to, and will address the vents when the weather heats up.
Is there ice on the eave of your roof ? If so you should have it removed as quickly as possible. As the weather warms and the snow melts the runoff will flow down to the ice dam and eventually work its way back under the roofing material. This could possibly be your problem now since you said the roof does not leak in the rain. I would also have the snow around your vents removed because there could be ice around them as well.
Hope this helps.
You're roof is leaking. I think those are drywall joints (not water lines) w/water coming through.
Will these fade, or must I go up there and replace something?
(I would still suggest you go up and inspect the area for damage. If any insulation is still wet or damp, I would suggest that you rip it out and replace it. Check the drywall too)
If everything is in good shape up there, then use a stain killing paint product/primer - like 'Zissners' to paint over the stains.
Last, apply a top coat of matching ceiling paint.
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"Kill Your Darlings"
8:30 p.m. • Library Theatre, Park City
The first movie based on a David Sedaris work, director Kyle Patrick Alvarez's film tells of a cocky young man ("Glee's" Jonathan Groff) who goes to work at an Oregon apple farm.
9 p.m. • Tower Theatre, Salt Lake City
If you liked last year's found-footage horror anthology "VHS," you'll want to see the sequel. Gareth Huw Evans ("The Raid: Redemption") and Eduardo Sanchez ("The Blair Witch Project") are among the directors contributing.
"Before Midnight"
9:45 p.m. • Eccles Theatre, Park City
Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) are reunited in Greece in this third installment of Richard Linklater's walking-and-talking romance which started with "Before Sunrise" (1995) and "Before Sunset" (2004).
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8:15 a.m. The Citizens Budget Commission and New Yorkers for Parks will hold a panel discussion and release a report on "Making the Most of Our Parks" at the Municipal Art Society, 457 Madison Avenue between 50th and 51st streets.
8:30 a.m. The Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz will host Caribbean heritage celebrations at Borough Hall, 209 Joralemon Street between Court and Adams streets, in Brooklyn.
9 a.m. The Dalai Lama's brother will launch an 8-day, 100-mile "March for Tibet's Independence" from New York to Independence Hall in Philadelphia at the Chinese Consulate, 520 12th Avenue at 42nd Street.
9:30 a.m. The MTA board will meet at 347 Madison Avenue.
10:30 a.m. A ground breaking ceremony for St. John's University Bread & Life Program's new location will be held at 795 Lexington Avenue in Brooklyn.
11 a.m. A news conference on a report showing racial and ethnic disparities in Manhattan jury pools will be held on the Manhattan Supreme Court steps, 60 Centre Street.
11 a.m. The Korean Community Law Project will hold a media briefing on immigration fraud at the YKASEC Conference Room, 136-19 41st Avenue, in Flushing, Queens.
11:15 a.m. Immigrant advocates and school parents will release study results that show lapses in translation services for parents on the steps of the Tweed Courthouse, 52 Chambers Street.
11:30 a.m. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Jim Nicholson will meet with New York-area clinicians who treat veterans in preparation for a Washington, D.C. summit on combat-related mental health issues at the VA New York Harbor Healthcare System, 423 East 23rd Street.
Noon. The grand opening of the TMI Food Group's new food manufacturing facility will take place at 7 Bushwick Place, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Noon. Council members and Communities for Housing Equity will call on the city to provide translation services at the Department of Housing, Preservation and Development on the City Hall steps.
Noon. The Committee for Economic Development will release a report on "Built to Last: Focusing Corporations on Long-Term Performance" at the New York Marriott East Side, 525 Lexington Avenue.
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Michigan Area Bishop Jonathan D. Keaton has appointed Rev. Jeff Williams to Courtland-Oakfield United Methodist Church at half-time status as of July 1, 2009. Rev. Williams currently serves White Pines United Methodist Church in Belmont. His service there changed to half-time status as of July 1 as well.
Rev. Williams was ordained as an elder in the West Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church in June 1991. He has previously served Center Park United Methodist Church, north of Three Rivers; the Wesley Foundation of Kalamazoo at Western Michigan University; Rockford United Methodist Church as new church/associate pastor; and White Pines United Methodist Church as founding pastor since July 2004.
Rev. Williams and his wife Beverly have three daughters, Lindsey, 20, Sarah, 16, and Amanda, 13. Beverly is a medical social worker at Metro Hospital. Rev. Williams serves as a board member with Wolverine World Wide Family YMCA and as a member of the Rockford Public Schools Diversity Committee.
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Vintage Holosteric Barometer Made in France by NPHB, Very GoodFound at an antique auction, this vintage holosteric barometer was made in France by Naudet Pertius Hulot Barometres. It is marked on the front and back with NPHB in a circle. It is also marked on the front with what I assume is the name of the retailer who sold it. In addition, it is marked on the front with "FAHRENHEIT THERMOMETER." About 6.5" in diameter, it looks like it's in very good condition overall, and all functions seem to be functioning. However, I know next to nothing about holosteric barometers of any age, so I'll try to answer all questions and will be glad to email close-ups of any part or parts. Please note t is a speck of white on the end of the mercury line that is encased in the semicircular glass tube used to show temperature located on the bottom half of the barometer. Howver, the mercury line has stayed consistent and continues to measure temperature accurately. In addition, t are some spots on some of the metal parts on the inside as well as a tiny scratch on the edge of the glass in one spot. It still seems an excellent addition to any collection. Thanks for looking. Key words: holosteric barometer, NPHB, Naudet Pertius Hulot Barometres, vintage, Fahrenheit thermometer, made in France


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Obviously, this can't be read into too deeply. However, head coach Doc Rivers sounded especially optimistic about it, even though it seems this story has been lingering around for a lifetime.
"Everybody's good," said Rivers. "Everybody is feeling pretty good. Shaq went through practice … we just watched film and walked over some stuff, and then, the second unit [not including O'Neal] worked on their stuff. Right now, we expect every single guy, including Shaq, to play [in Game 3]."
The Celtics could use some defense, and Shaq would be an ideal guy to give it to them. He has a favorable matchup against a Miami team lacking a dominating big man. Boston has looked sluggish in the first two games in the best-of-seven series against Miami, losing both games. O'Neal could be the defensive spark they need, but he has to be productive quick. There is no time to "ease back into the rotation", as one more loss puts Boston just a single game away from watching the rest of the playoffs at home.
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Chrysler has revealed four Mopar-modified vehicles that will be heading to this year's SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
20 vehicles in total will be sprawled out at Chrysler's 15,300 square-foot SEMA Show display, and the American automaker has given us a brief preview of four of those vehicles, sporting modifications by Mopar.
The first of those four is the Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver, featuring the brand's Trailhawk 4×4 package. The Cherokee Trail Carver is finished in Auburn Pearl paint with low-gloss black and Granite Crystal accents. Giving it a unique appearance are Crush Orange contrasting pieces such as the tow hooks while aggressive tires highlight the Jeep's off-road capabilities.
Next up is the custom Fiat 500L Adventurer, built to show off the versatility of the Italian automaker's five seater. Modifications done have given the 500L Adventurer a more tough and rugged appearance starting with its two-tone accent wheel flares and rockers painted in Satin Black to contrast the Bright White exterior. Vibrance Bright Orange can be seen on the roof of the 500L while 18×7.5-inch wheels adorn each corner.
Mopar also gave its touches to the Chrysler 300S which features an elegant yet subtly menacing style. Up front is a 13-bar black "Gotham" grille surround while the 300S clings closer to the ground thanks to a lowering kit. Wheels setting off the car were pulled from the John Varvatos Limited Edition 300C in a 20×8-inch variety. Luxurious touches have been done to the interior, giving the 300S a Katzkin "Bisque" leather interior.
Lastly, there's the Ram Sun Chaser, a custom Ram 1500 Quad Cab featuring a Vibrance Orange Blast finish with two-tone Brilliant Black accents. Making the truck unique is a concept Mopar roof rack, being called the "surf rack," while a pair of adjustable support rails housed within the tracks of the truck's bed offers the ability to carry a long surfboard. New concept 17×8-inch beadlock wheels with color-keyed rings give the Ram Sun Chaser a bit of style while the flares with exposed fasteners fit the sand dune-ready theme Mopar was going for.
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The latest Bollywood buzz is that the director Sohail Khan has decided to go back to directing movies. He is all set to start a new project after a break which lasted more than 10 years. However sources have failed to find out who will be staring in this promising new project. More than likely, his elder brother, the famous Salman Khan will be his first choice.
As for the lading man, things are quite clear, but regarding the leading actress it seems that the director is searching very hard to find the right person. Regarding the movie, sources state that is a beautiful love story which also has lots of action scenes as well.
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Two children in the U.S. have died this year from being left in a hot car. Yesterday I saw it almost happen at my local grocery store. And I'm still shaken.
I went to the store for a handful of items. As I was walking to my car, I noticed two women and a bagger circling a parked car. They seem very concerned.
My first thought was that someone had left a dog in the car, which made me feel sad and angry. I pushed the cart to my car and loaded my bags in the back. Then I looked again.
The women were visibly becoming frantic. I got a terrible feeling and rushed over to them.
"Is there a baby in that car?" I asked.
There was.
Disbelief. Panic. Rage. All of this and more began to surge through me.
The women were both on their phones. I asked if they were on with 911 operators. They said yes. I asked if they knew how far out the police or EMT units were. They did not.
I peered in and saw a baby girl I would estimate to be between four and six months old. She was strapped into her rear-facing car seat with a bottle tucked beside her. She was visibly flushed and covered with perspiration.
At not quite 11AM, the day well on its way to reaching the expected high of 90 degrees. I was sweating just standing there.
One of the women told me it had been close to 15 minutes since she discovered the infant. Passing by, she had heard the baby crying.
She wasn't crying anymore. In fact, she appeared to be extremely lethargic. Drowsy. Having difficulty keeping her eyes open.
I believed we had to get in to the car right away or we were going to watch that baby die. I took a photo with my phone of the license plate and ran toward the store. A man stopped me and asked if there was a baby in the car. I told him there was. He said he had a crowbar in his trunk, and I asked him to get it.
Inside the store, I thrust my phone at an employee at the customer service desk, pointed at the photo and implored her to page the owner. I told her there was a baby locked in the car. She called the manager over before picking up the phone, and he asked me to show him where the car was so he could help.
By the time we rushed outside there was a crowd watching the scene unfold. The police and fire department had arrived. And the driver had returned to her car. She had a grocery cart full of bags, with a toddler strapped in the seat.
I had assumed it was a case of someone forgetting the baby was in the car. But how had she taken one child in with her and left the other in the car?
There is no way for me to know; nor would it be fair of me to make assumptions. And I try very hard not to pass judgment. But I can't stop wondering if she has any idea how dangerous the situation was.
She did not appear to be the least bit upset or concerned. In fact, she displayed no visible emotion at all, other than to appear annoyed by the situation. She put her groceries in the trunk of her car. Strapped the toddler into a car seat in the back, right next to the infant's. And then just stood there, seeming almost impatient. Perhaps she was in shock. I could not say what was going through her mind.
As the fire crew attended to the baby, the police took witness statements from the two women who had called 911. They encouraged the rest of us to disperse.
I was too shaken up to drive home right away. I took a photo of the scene, sat in my parked car and posted it to Facebook, along with my emotional reaction to the morning's events. My husband saw my post and suggested I contact the local news stations. He felt certain they would cover the story, and said it could serve as an important reminder as we head into the hottest months of the year.
I agreed, and sent an email with my photo to the top stations. As hubby had suspected, they jumped on it, responding immediately and asking if I would speak to reporters to provide more info. The story appeared on all the local news outlet's websites, and two TV stations.
According to their reports the woman, "was written a uniform traffic citation for leaving a child in a vehicle, which has a mandatory court appearance." The baby was OK.
The average number of U.S. child heatstroke fatalities per year is 38. That is one death every nine days. More than half of those deaths are children under the age of two. In 2013, 44 children died of heatstroke from being left in a vehicle. (Source: http://www.kidsandcars.org/)
The state of Florida has the second highest rate of child vehicular heatstroke fatalities in the nation.
Here are some helpful tips to make sure you don't ever leave your child(ren) unattended in the car. I particularly like the stuffed animal idea:
Just as important, be alert and aware when you are in parking lots. And do not be afraid to check out something that seems strange or suspicious.
If those women had not responded, I hate to think of what could have happened. I know I would have walked to my car, loaded my groceries and driven home without having any idea there was a baby trapped in a car. And it is very possible I would have read about her death online. I consider them to be heroes.
As the hot summer months approach, please help spread awareness so we can work to make 2014 a less deadly one for children.
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Update: I just came across this report that 23% of parents with children under three admit they have left their children in the car alone. For me personally, it is not worth the risk. There are many things that could happen; heatstroke is only one of them. What do you think? Is it ever OK to leave a small child in a car alone, and if so, under what circumstances would you do so?


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The Dec.�1 ouster of Frederick A. "Fritz" Henderson as General Motors' CEO was a surprise, but only in how fast it happened. Since GM emerged from bankruptcy in September, Chairman Edward Whitacre Jr. had become the de facto chief executive, and his board had reversed one of Henderson's biggest decisions. Now, as Whitacre looks for a new CEO (assuming he doesn't take the job himself), he and the directors are in the driver's seat. Whitacre and much of the board are industry outsiders. Now GM veterans are asking: Do they know what they're doing?
Dumping Henderson made tactical sense. He was a GM lifer and restructuring expert running a company that now needs a strategic visionary with expertise in reaching consumers. But firing and replacing him with Whitacre, at least on an interim basis, is risky. He will have to make big calls: how to fix the European business, burnish GM's brands, choose new vehicles, and build a management team. None of it will be easy for a former telecom guy who told employees on Dec.�2 that he doesn't even know where his office is. "Now Whitacre is on the hot seat," says James N. Hall, principal of 2953 Analytics, a Detroit-area consulting firm. "He has to listen, trust the leadership team, and filter out GM's autoimmune system." (GM declined to comment.)
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As Whitacre steers GM in the interim, he may learn a few lessons. He wants GM to push market share above 20% next year from 19.7% today. But as GM phases out Hummer, Pontiac, Saab, and Saturn, the carmaker will lose more buyers. What's more, Whitacre wants GM to expand market share with lower discounts. That's a prudent goal, but people don't rush to buy damaged brands for no reason. While GM's November sales fell just 1.5%, the company outspent its rivals on incentives by at least $1,000 a car, blowing $4,300 per vehicle, says Edmunds.com. If Whitacre pulls back too much on the discounts, sales could plummet.
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An email to send even a stoic into a cold fury arrived in my inbox this week. Dubbing yesterday "fat cat Wednesday", it claimed that the nation's top bosses had to work for just over 24 hours before they had earned more than the typical Brit would all year. The High Pay Centre pointed out that while the average salary is just £26,500, FTSE 100 chief executives took home an average of £4.3 million in 2012.
It's those at the other end of the spectrum who are in the political spotlight, though: those who vacuum our offices and pull pints in our pubs for little more than the minimum wage of £6.31 per hour. Conservative MPs are clamouring for the Chancellor to increase the minimum wage by more than inflation to attract working-class voters. For even Old Etonians know you can't win an election with the support of just ex-prisoners of the penal colony for the privileged near Slough.
This appeal to George Osborne is overdue. In the past fifteen years, most of the economic winnings have been skimmed off by the already plush of pocket. The top one per cent now claim 10p in every pound of income paid in Britain, the bottom half just 18p.
In-work poverty is growing. Research suggests that almost a fifth of food bank users need a hand-out because of low wages. Families are forced to rely on tax credits. Even the CBI, in its director-general's new year address, recognised the need for businesses to boost wages and achieve "balanced growth that benefits everyone". And studies suggest that even a considerable hike in the minimum wage shouldn't stop hiring or price people out of work.
Though the Government should be applauded for freeing almost three million workers from income tax by raising the threshold — a Lib-Dem victory — it'd be even better to address the problem directly through higher wages. Raising the minimum wage should improve the public coffers. A joint report by IPPR and the Resolution Foundation estimated last year that the Government would save £2 billion if all employers adopted a living wage (now £8.80 in London). Tax receipts would rise and benefits and tax credits for the working poor would drop.
But increasing pay isn't just the work of government: those "fat cat" bosses with their hefty salaries have a role here too. Tesco made a pre-tax profit of £2 billion in the last financial year and paid its CEO Philip Clarke £1.2 million, Sainsbury's made £788 million and gave CEO Justin King £4.3 million. Neither pays a living wage to all its staff, meaning the state effectively subsidises their profits by topping up pay. Why shouldn't one of them lead the way and give staff a wage they can actually live on? As Tesco tells us: every little helps.
For once, brains beat beauty
Cameron Russell is the genetic 0.01 per center who boasts an Ivy League degree, a Prada modelling campaign and a TED Talk about privilege that has had been viewed 2.7 million times. Interviewed in this month's Elle magazine, she advises girls not to see the catwalk as the Shangri-La of careers: "Your dream in life is to be this object of desire? It's like dreaming to be a diamond necklace. We want women to be using their minds."
Russell believes the TED talk helped her win the Prada gig (that, and her Cindy Crawford-esque beauty). In fact, TED is the first word that comes up when you Google her name. She's achieved a remarkable feat for a model, then: being more famous for what she says than how she looks.
The Coalition's plan to get round the law
This would be a great time for me to break the law. For after standing up for the criminal bar last week, I suddenly have a legion of silk fans. I suppose there was so little support for their walkout on Monday that they have to cheer the dregs that come their way.
The Government propaganda — that these lawyers are rapacious — has largely been unchallenged. It played a similar game with doctors (also painted as money-grabbers) and teachers ("enemies of promise") when they protested against its reforms. But these are just smokescreens enabling the Coalition to force through changes without sufficient consultation.
With both medicine and the law, the long-term Tory plan seems to be to destroy public confidence, push the best people out of the profession and then to bring in the multinationals — G4S, Virgin and their ilk — to take over services. It won't just be the "greedy" barristers and doctors complaining if that happens.
Caring should be key to sex
My abiding memories of sex ed are a book with the line "vagina that rhymes with Carolina" and a video of a cartoon couple having "a special hug" before a real-life woman gave birth. The latter was so gory I swore never to uncross my legs. Friends have worse tales: the song about a dancing prophylactic called Johnny Condom; the teacher who demonstrated circumcision by making a boy hold a board marker next to his groin and then knocking the lid off. Consent didn't get a look-in.
Not much has changed. A survey by the Sex Education Forum found that three in five young people have never been taught how to build a good relationship. How can we expect children to grow up with healthy attitudes to sex if we just hand them courgettes and condoms and stay silent on companionship and consent?
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What's on in London in 2012
The exhibitions, shows, films, festivals and events we're most looking forward to this year
2011 is so last year! It's time to look forward to all the cultural, culinary, musical and cinematic treats that London is going to serve up over the next 12 months. Yes, the Olympics - and the Cultural Olympiad - will dominate the summer, but there's so much more to London in 2012. Browse the lists below for Time Out's recommendations of events you shouldn't miss this year.
The best of London in 2012
Damien Hirst's first UK retrospective at Tate Modern, plus huge shows on Bauhaus, Rachel Whiteread, David Hockney, Lucian Freud and Picasso
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We look forward to new shows from Scottee, La JohnJoseph, Timberlina and Dusty Limits, plus CircusFest and the World Burlesque Games 2012
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Classical & opera
A full Ring cycle at the Royal Opera House, seasons of Brahms and Prokofiev, plus the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela
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Club nights
Huge shows from David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia, Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards and a new home for the fantastic Bloc festival
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American heavyweights Joan Rivers and Jackie Mason play huge shows and Reggie Watts, Simon Amstell and Alexei Sayle all return to the stage
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A season of ten PIna Bausch works, the return of DV8, Shobana Jeyasingh and Akram Khan, and the annual London Flamenco Festival
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Festivals & events
The year will be dominated by the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
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'The Hobbit', 'Skyfall', new films from Michael Haneke, Wes Anderson and Paul Thomas Anderson, and the rise and rise of pop-up cinema
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Food & drink
Desserts are going to be big - especially doughnuts - and hot restaurant openings include Nuno Mendes at Fitzroy House and Brasserie Zédel
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Warner Bros open up their studios to reveal The Making of Harry Potter and there are exhibitions on the Titanic, Ballgowns, Brains and Scott's last expedition
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Music acts
Discover the best new acts for 2012 with our critics' picks of the 10 best new bands and artists around, and listen to tracks from all the featured artists
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Music gigs
Gigs you should book for now include Feist, The Black Keys, Bruce Springsteen and Example, plus the Field Day, Lovebox and Wireless festivals
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Cate Blanchett stars in 'Gross und Klein', 'Sweeney Todd' hits the West End and the World Shakespeare Festival takes over the capital this summer
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abc13.com: Restaurant manager shot, killed in parking lot 7/25/08
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Me too, I wonder if he was feeling guilty, why else return 20 minutes after the fact.
I sure hope not as well. Drinking is absolutely a violation for CA permit holders (the few of us there are).
In Texas you can legally carry a concealed weapon in a vehicle without a permit,this guy is a POS and apparently didn't like being told to leave the females alone so he figured since he was disrespected he would take care of the guy,I hope he gets "disrespected" in prison repeatedly


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Re: Matrices, TraditionalForm and Two Equal Signs
Thanks for this solution.
> It looks like what's happening is that the equality is being
> simplified: Mathematica recognizes that a.b == N[a.b] is True, and so
> drops the last part.
> As you say, one way around this would be to use a Hold construct. It's
> a bit fiddly because you need the a.b and N[a.b] to evaluate before
> applying the Hold. The following is one way to do this (there is
> probably a neater way):
> HoldForm[#1 == #2 == #3] &[A B, a.b, N[a.b]] // TraditionalForm
> By using this anonymous function construct, the three arguments to
> Equal are first evaluated, then the HoldForm prevents further
> evaluation.
> Another, possibly simpler, solution would be to use a Row construct:
> Row[{A B, " \[Equal] ", a.b, " \[Equal] ", N[a.b]}] // TraditionalForm
> The downside here is that this can no longer be evaluated (whereas in
> the previous case you could use ReleaseHold) -- though this is
> probably not an issue.


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European Clothiers Cash In on U.S. College Ties
Franklin & Marshall College may not have the cachet of Yale University in the eyes of many Americans, but for trendy European teens the Pennsylvania liberal arts school easily trumps the Ivy League icon. The school's moniker is emblazoned on sweatshirts and other garb sold by an Italian company of the same name that Europe's youth can't seem to get enough of. While few of those wearing the clothes know about the school, "I don't think they care," says Entheo Leung, a salesman at London's Selfridges department store, which sells the clothing line in a display with decades-old pictures of F&M athletic teams. "They just know it's a brand everyone is wearing, and they want it."
Italian designers Giuseppe Albarelli and Andrea Pensiero started the Franklin & Marshall clothing line after finding an old sweatshirt from the school at a New York flea market in the 1990s. Without getting approval from the school, located in the old mill town of Lancaster, they began selling $43 T-shirts, $265 tracksuits, and other garments, using the school's name to stand out among preppy clothiers such as Abercrombie & Fitch and Ralph Lauren.
Companies have long used imagined school logos such as "State University" or "Ivy Rugby Club" on their clothing. Now, Franklin & Marshall and other European brands eager to lure fickle 18- to 24-year-olds are forging business ties to real U.S. colleges. "This is a move by brands to reinforce some authenticity around what they do," says Lorna Hall, retail editor at fashion forecaster WGSN in London. "The U.S. preppy college look translates well to Southern Europe. The Italians in particular love the formality and detail of it."
British retailer Jack Wills, which calls itself the "University Outfitters," sponsors club polo teams at Yale and Harvard (and has formal licensing deals with the Oxford and Cambridge rugby and polo teams in England). Gant, founded in New Haven in 1949 but now Swedish-owned, has a deal with Yale to sell $115 button-down shirts bearing the school's name. This year, Gant took the collection to the U.K., Europe, and Japan and is putting as much as 25 percent of its marketing budget behind the Yale shirts, says Chief Executive Officer Dirk-Jan Stoppelenburg. "For us it was about rediscovering who we originally are," Stoppelenburg says.
Franklin & Marshall (the company, which didn't respond to requests for comment) signed a licensing deal with F&M (the school) in 2003 after using its name without permission for several years. The brand's popularity has spread north from Italy and taken hold in Britain. In 2011 the company opened a store-within-a-store at Selfridges. "It's selling really well," says Leung, the department store clerk. "Christmas time was crazy. The higher prices actually attract [young people], and their parents are usually buying anyway."
The college benefits not only from the additional revenue but also from greater visibility abroad, says Cass Cliatt, who helps oversee the school's licensing deals. "We are fortunate to work with a European company that promotes F&M around the world," she says. In 2010, the company also donated €100,000 ($125,000) to fund a four-year scholarship for one student, and this spring executives met with the college president for the first time, Cliatt says.
Apparel licensing deals are negotiated country by country and typically cost the licensee about 10 percent of the wholesale price of each garment, says Chris Evans of Oxford Limited, which manages licensing for the University of Oxford. Cliatt declined to discuss the terms of her school's agreement with the Italian company.
One group of frequent collegiate consumers might not be shelling out to emulate the academic look any time soon: alumni, normally one of the target markets for such apparel. "It's fantastic for the school that this company is marketing F&M as a high-end brand," says Adam Marcus, a grad now working at a Boston venture capital firm. "But it's unfathomable that I would pay $265 for a sweat suit that I got for free in college as a soccer player."


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Time To Pick Up A Few Childish Things
I got this to tide you over during the lockout. But keep in handy, I'm sure there'll be another one soon.
When you think children, do you think toys? Or clothing? Or maybe you think "How can I best get out of here before these little monsters ruin my eight thousand dollar suit" instead?
Well, whatever you're thinking, stop it. STOP IT. You've got to FOCUS or else you might miss an amazing deal! Because what you're looking at here is a free-flowing river of discounts breaking through the dam of retail and flowing in a torrent of cheapitude right at your face and wallet.
Face it, at these prices, you can't afford NOT to have a kid. Except for that whole part where they'll expect you to buy them a car and pay for their college. Just kinda overlook that for now, okay? We're trying to make a point here.


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New Yorkers have Miss Liberty towering above their harbor. Washingtonians have the noble Pocahontas perched atop the U.S. Capitol. And Miamians have a 21-foot-tall, virtually naked Tequesta Indian blowing into a conch shell on the grounds of the Three Tequesta Point condominium tower at the mouth of the Miami River. He stands on a nineteen-foot coral-rock pedestal surrounded by palm trees. Historians believe the last Tequesta died in the 1700s from diseases borne by the dreaded Spaniards, but this big bronze one will be impervious to such calamities. Commissioned by the Swire Group, which has developed most of Brickell Key (also known as Claughton Island), the statue, whose Spanish name translates to Sentinel of the River, was created by Cuban-born sculptor Manuel Carbonell and unveiled in July 1999. (Another Tequesta statue by Carbonell adorns the nearby Brickell Avenue bridge.) Our sentinel doubles as an ersatz lighthouse. The conch, which he holds pointed skyward, glows at night. The work is best seen from Biscayne Bay by boat, though it is visible from the northern seawall of the river near the Hotel Inter-Continental.
The lady has cojones, which is more than we can say for the rest of the editorial page. Krog spends most of her time writing unsigned editorials, typically on the subject of county government. But she also pens signed opinion columns, which are sassier. For instance in a recent column she blasted Miami-Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas for opposing the hiring of Angela Gittens as the county's new aviation director. "For his political gain, Penelas is making it nearly impossible for MIA -- and therefore the public he purports to serve -- to get the strong, experienced management it needs," Krog wrote. "You have to wonder from whom Penelas is taking advice and counsel these days. I'd suggest he fire their butts."
On another occasion Krog was equally blunt toward the newest member of the school board. "It wasn't that I expected new Miami-Dade School Board member Jacqueline Pepper to start her public life with a quick display of leadership or anything," Krog allowed. "She's a political newcomer, after all, and has a lot to learn on the job. But I sure thought that for starters she'd do something smarter than hire her husband as a staff aide. It's legal, says Pepper. Sure, but it's not right."
And on the nomination by President George W. Bush of Linda Chavez as secretary of labor, Krog had this to say: "If Chavez is a victim of anything beyond her own bad judgment calls, it isn't the Beltway's witch-hunt atmosphere as she claims, but Bush's unwise selection of her in the first place."
Krog's strongest column of the past year, however, was far more personal. She wrote about the death of her father: "A few words about this man: He called dry cereal pop-nuts-scrummies.' He took in strays -- both the two-legged and four-legged varieties. He baptized a basset hound that wandered onto the place and became his adoring shadow Soupbone' for its sorry shape. He had only one usable arm after polio but played basketball, touch football, and softball with his kids on summer evenings after a long, hard day of farm work. He never whined, never complained, never looked back with regret, always leaning slightly forward into life, which he embraced and accepted for what it was -- and for what it could be."
What a difference a year makes. Back then Miami-Dade County was snubbing the Latin Grammys. Now Mayor Alex Penelas and Cuban American National Foundation chairman Jorge Mas Santos are rolling out the red carpet for the awards show. Why? Technically it's because a U.S. Supreme Court decision effectively nullified the county ordinance that barred groups that do business with Cuba from using county-owned facilities. But the real reason is simpler: Penelas, Mas Santos, and others in the Cuban-American community finally awakened to the fact that they were losing the public-relations battle for the hearts and minds of the American people. Rather than seeming sympathetic, Cuban Americans were viewed as intolerant, especially following the Elian Gonzalez affair. And Miami, rather than being the vaunted Capital of the Americas, was becoming increasingly isolated. Opening the doors to the Latin Grammys is the first step in a long-overdue effort to reverse that trend.
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When asked about his New Urbanism-inspired development now under construction on Allison Island in Miami Beach -- a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood of moderate-height homes and townhouses -- Robins said what anyone offended by the condo canyon rising around South Beach longs to hear. "Everybody," he told the New York Times, "wants to build a 40-story building and sell you your shoebox in the sky without taking any responsibility for what effect a high-rise has on its surroundings."
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