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Joined: 30 Jan 2005
Posts: 76
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 5:16 pm
Post subject: Bell nabbed by the Chiefs
The Seahawks just lost another candidate to solidify their defense. Kendrell Bell signed a 7 yr deal with the Chiefs. I really don't know what's going on with the Hawks. They sign this dude that's supposed to be solid football guy, Tim Ruskell and since have done absolutely nothing to improve their team. I'm watching players that could help the Hawks be grabbed by other teams, and some of our division foes have gotten better. We've lost Lucas and now Okeafor because we failed to do anything. Is anyone home? They are banking on all their marbles on getting Surtain and even that doesn't address their biggest need which is MLB, in my opinion. The Cardinals have vastly improved are, in my opinion, probably better than the hawks as it stands. Their defense is more solid that's for sure. They've added Kurt Warner, Chike Okeafor, and are the front runners to get Hartwell. What are the Seahawks waiting for? Can someone answer the million dollar question?
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Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 5:58 pm
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As a Dolphins Fan and a BIG fan of Surtain, I was hoping you could tell me how close this deal is to being completed! What have you heard the seahawks will give up? First? second? Second and third or second and 4th?
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Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 9:20 pm
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I'm not sure about all the details but I've seen articles on ESPN that state the Seahawks are leading the chase for Surtain. As for the specifics of the potential trade I don't know. I've heard seahawks' second round pick.
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Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2005 5:34 pm
Post subject: Big trade rumor
I just saw a posting that said there is a deal in works between Miami and Seattle. Seattle would get Patrick Surtain and Jason Taylor, while Miami gets Shaun Alexander (that's what SI.com is reporting and here's the forum where I saw this posting
). Since Shaun is a franchise player doesn't that also mean that Seattle would get Miami's first round pick as well? Or is that only if Miami signs him to an offer through free agency? Still I think that would be a heckuva trade. They address two weakness on defense, DE and CB. Plus the hawks have the option of drafting a top running back or LB in the 1st or 2nd rounds.
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Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2005 10:13 pm
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jason taylor isnt going anywhere, and surtain aint gonna ba a hawk unless SAs wearin aqua an orange next year
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:26 am
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The loss of Lucas hurts. I think he was arguably our best CB in 2004. We only really had two good ones (Trufant, Lucas). He's got some tremendous skills that we will miss.
That said, I'm still glad we didn't pay what it would have taken to keep him (jeeez, what a ton of money he got...good for him though).
Losing Lucas elevates CB to the top of our team needs IMO. There is no one on our team to play opposite Trufant (My God! what would we do if Trufant went down for a few games?).
We simply must get another CB on the roster. Taylor isn't the answer because of some serious durability problems. We don't really have any other CBs who are even fit to be a nickel back IMO.
If we don't sign a veteran who can play we'll need to use our first pick on a CB. Most likely, we'll pick up a veteran AND use a first day pick on a CB. It's a good year for CBs.
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:40 am
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Actually, I just noticed on another site that we just made an offer to Herndon. He's a small (but good) CB on the Bronco's. He's an RFA so the Bronco's can match the offer.
It would be a nice pickup for the Seahawks. That would remove CB from the top of the list of "most desperately needed" positions.
We still need another CB, but, if we actually get to sign him (Denver doesn't match), I no longer would consider us desperate.
Again, it would be a nice pickup for us.
The really good thing about it if we get him is that it would really allow us to go into the 2005 draft and take BPA all across the first three or four picks.
We still need a MLB in there somewhere...if we can get a decent veteran there, we'll be in pretty good shape on D -- at least not worse than we were last year.
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:57 am
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haha hey buddy, you are really pulling out the old threads huh...its cool though
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 3:22 am
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I just read an article that said Kelly Herndon, CB, Denver just signed with Seattle.
I'll try to find that and post it up. I thought that was pretty hot news. I hadn't heard it before.
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 3:27 am
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this was put on espn.com tonight.
By John Clayton, ESPN.com
The Seattle Seahawks hope they have filled their second most important defensive need Wednesday by reaching a five-year, $15 million deal with Broncos cornerback Kelly Herndon that includes a $4.5 million signing bonus.
The reason that they can only hope to fill the need is they have to wait seven days to see if they get the Denver Broncos cornerback. Herndon is a restricted free agent even though he doesn't require any draft compensation from the Seahawks. The Broncos have seven days to match the offer or let him go to the Seahawks.
Herndon played 99 percent of the Broncos' defensive snaps last season even though he was projected to be the No. 3 cornerback behind Champ Bailey and Lenny Walls. According to Stats Inc., Herndon led the league with 23 passes defensed and had only 51 percent of the passes thrown in his direction completed.
Though he would have liked to remain with the Broncos, Herndon was tempted by the Seattle situation because he would clearly have the chance to start.
The Seahawks needed to find a cornerback replacement after Ken Lucas signed a six-year, $37 million deal with Carolina two weeks ago. After considering Andre Dyson of the Titans and a couple of other possibilities such as Dolphins cornerback Patrick Surtain, the Seahawks focused on Herndon on Monday and Tuesday.
Last week, Broncos restricted tight end Jeb Putzier signed a five-year, $12.5 million with the Jets, but the Broncos matched after seven days. That put a further strain on a tight salary cap.
Herndon was an undrafted rookie for the 49ers in 1999. He has also been with the Giants and Broncos. The Broncos signed him in 2001 and ended up being a starter by 2003.
The 5-foot-10, 180-pound Herndon went to Toledo.
The Broncos face an interesting decision involving Herndon. They could match the offer on Herndon and remove the first-round tender from starting cornerback Lenny Walls. Or the Broncos can keep Walls and let Herndon go.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.
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Justin posted audio of "All That Matters" to his YouTube page at midnight Sunday, and followed it up with a link to iTunes for purchase. When he released "Heartbreaker" in the same way last week, the song shot straight to number one within hours.
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Answer: There was very little Cambodian immigration to Australia until the 1950s when a small number of students from Cambodia arrived under the Colombo Plan. The Colombo Plan was established in 1950 and encouraged economic and social cooperation between member countries in the Asia-Pacific region. It included a scheme under which students from developing countries could study in Australia.
Around 40,000 students from the Asia-Pacific region studied in Australia over a period of 35 years. Individuals were required to leave Australia when they had completed their studies, but some were permitted to remain under special circumstances such as marriage to an Australian citizen, sponsorship by an Australian employer or hardship in their home country.
By 1976 the Cambodia-born population in Victoria was still only 234. Under the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia large numbers of Cambodians fled their homeland, and many came to Victoria. By 1981 the Cambodia-born population of Victoria had reached 1,478. In another five years it tripled again to reach 4,889. Most settlers were young: in 1986, 87% of the Cambodian-born population in Australia was under 40.
Migration to Victoria from Cambodia slowed in the 1980s and 90s. By this time, political conditions in Cambodia had stabilised and most Cambodians were migrating to Victoria under the Family Reunion Program. By 2001 8,989 Victorians were Cambodia-born.
Today, many Cambodian immigrants live in Springvale and Greater Dandenong. The community has developed strong cultural and social support networks including its own Buddhist temple in Springvale.
In September 2008 a festival was held at the Immigration Museum that celebrated Cambodian culture and its impact on Victoria. In response to this festival, the Immigration Discovery Centre created a guide to resources about this community; this guide can be accessed at the centre seven days a week. A good starting-point for your project? Good luck!
Hi Gracie. The earliest Cambodians in Australia probably came by ship as this was the most common way that all immigrants journeyed to Australia because air travel was very expensive up until the 1970s. The later Cambodian immigrants, including those who were asylum seekers, in the 1970s to 1990s came by both plane and boat. You can find a little more detail in the links at right.
Hopefully the comment above and the material in this article will give you a start with your research. Make sure you check out the links, too!
Hi Kelly, check out the Journeys website for information: http://museumvictoria.com.au/journeys/index.asp
Hi Dany, for information about this group, please contact them: Khmer Angkor Dance Group of Vic, 93 Heyington Cres, Noble Park, 03 9774 8887. The Cambodian Festival was a once off celebration. The museum holds several festivals a year with a different community each time.
Hi Summer & Chloe, it depends what you mean by how long and how far really. As explained above, some Cambodians came by boat but most flew here. It's about 7000km from Cambodia to Melbourne. To fly it takes about 9 hours. Total travel time really would have been variable as many of the Cambodians were refugees and spent different amounts of time in refugee camps prior to their journey to Australia.
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Now if there was something like a new staff called B.C.T. (Bathroom Chaperone Team) or "gun-shot" cameras in the bathrooms that take photos when something loud happens, yeah that would be extreme... haha.
Dave, on May 20 2010, 05:26 PM, said:
Yeah, that would work too. Big bold lettering is best. The larger the sign, the better. I don't even know what the public bathrooms look like in the Hyatt, but I assume there are some blank wall available.
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I would sign up for this if we could wear ninja suits with awesome headbands.
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My take is that signs are not going to work. I think that it'll make more people want to do damage. It'll be a game to see who can get away with the most destruction.
Signs won't work, but raising the price $5 will? I think raising the price would only hurt the good con-goers and make a lot of people feel negative about the convention as a whole (think about how the music industry has alienated their good customers). I wouldn't be surprised if the ones causing serious damage are ones who forge badges or really wouldn't care much about the $5 difference to not trash the place next year. Assuming the reason would be in the program book, would these people even bother to read it? A very visible sign on location saying they could he arrested on the other hand... (stating whatever the legal consequences of vandalism in Illinois is)...


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On a similiar note, I have learned to be very cautious before I update due to a couple of my past experiences. I always save my blobs but for some reason everytime I try to downgrade or even do the tethered 6.0.1 jb for iphone 4 I get an itunes error and then I am stuck having to update to the latest firmware. Even after googling everything you could possibly google about itunes errors, still no help. Luckily this was on my brother's iphone 4 and not mine but I can't seem to get past the itunes errors. I think itunes is Apple's biggest flaw.
I am thinking/hoping that the ios 6 untethered jailbreak will be similar to Absinthe and won't require itunes to complete the process.
Also, many thanks to the jailbreak developers that are working on this. I for one, do not take any of their work for granted and am very happy that they are doing this for free and in their spare time.
However, we must take into account how much more robust 6.1 "may" potentially be.
iOS 6 has presented some new variables into the equation, and is much more different to solve given a lot of unknowns.
And the definition of "work" can vary, as it can mean that it will operate correctly on iOS 6.1, but will remain unstable, or it could be fully functional and compatible with iOS 6.1
Either way, I personally do not believe updating to iOS 6.0.2 for iphone 5 users hurt at all, it may just require a little bit of work to reinstall and restore everything, but if the jailbreak is stable on 6.1 (based on user reviews that will most likely update to 6.1), then those that updated to 6.0.2 can update to 6.1
If it is not stable, they will be safe on iOS 6.0.2
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What am I missing with this update to 6.0.2? I'm on 6.0.1, and both iTunes, and the phone say that I'm up to date with firmware, there's no 6.0.2 option for me. Verizon 4S.
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The picture is actually a throwback from 1997. The rapper is being celebrated for being part of the magazine's "Encyclopedia of New York Pop Music."
The accompanying article is penned by Def Jam co-founder Rick Rubin, who writes about working with Jay on his track "99 Problems." He reveals that the idea to base the song's hook on Ice-T's "99 Problems" came from comedian Chris Rock. He also says that Jay tapped him because he was planning to retire after "The Black Album" and "wanted one song from each of his favorite producers."
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LONG BEACH — Door-to-door solicitors earned a reprieve Tuesday night when the Long Beach City Council voted 8-0 to further study a request to create a "Do Not Knock" registry.
An original proposal authored by 5th District Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske asked City Attorney Robert Shannon to revise city code to allow residents to voluntarily sign up for a do-not solicit list, similar to the National Do Not Call Registry, to prohibit peddlers from soliciting or leaving handbills at homes.
The motion, co-sponsored by Councilman Patrick O'Donnell, would also have changed the law to order commercial solicitors to display their licenses and permit identification while on the job, require handbills and other like materials to contain the distributing party's contact information, and permit residents to display a no-solicitation sign to prevent both commercial and noncommercial solicitation.
Schipske said she wrote the legislation following complaints from district residents about their inability to stop solicitors from coming to their door.
"This would provide a way to do it," said Schipske.
She cited similar laws in Newport Beach and the Northern California city of Hillsborough as models that are enforceable and don't run afoul of free speech concerns. In the case of Newport Beach, violations are treated as administrative infractions and a $100 fine is issued.
"This ordinance works quite well in their cities, and their residents are very pleased," Schipske said.
The resolution drew criticism from several council members, including Councilwoman Rae Gabelich.
She presented the substitute motion to send the matter to the Housing and Neighborhoods Committee.
"The ma and pa businesses that we say that we support that rely so much on community, their distribution challenges would be significant if this were enacted," Gabelich said. "What bothers me is we are putting another layer of cost on the small business person."
Gabelich's substitute was seconded by Councilman Gary DeLong.
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Have you seen those Snicker's commercials? All of the sudden I'm an extremely sassy version of Aretha Franklin that you DO NOT want to be in the car with. (For the record, I would LOVE to be Aretha Franklin all day every day. But I don't want to detract from the example.)
That's real life.
I've learned to harness this monster (a Joe Pesci-like monster) by carrying snacks with me at all times. Most of the time it's a piece of fruit and some homemade trail mix I keep in my purse. But sometimes I get a little fancy.
This is my go-to muesli bar recipe. Great for long car rides, picnics, brown-bagged lunches and safely escaping the hunger window. I love their soft and chewy bite, toasted coconut flavor and the fact that they're easily adaptable to whatever ingredients you have on hand.
There's no baking involved, they can easily be made vegan, they're cheap and you know exactly what's in them. They also happen to be a favorite of Mr. F's, so I like to think that they make up for all the times I've turned into ArethLeah.
When I first started making these I used butter to keep them together, but I think I prefer the coconut oil version – adding an extra layer of coconut flavor. (I've started putting coconut butter on these babies too – I'm a woman obsessed.) The day I made them the texture was slightly crumbly but after another day or two in the fridge they were perfect – becoming slightly dense, chewy, oat-fruit-and-nut-packed squares of coconutty goodness.
Chewy Muesli Bars
– 1 cup rolled oats
– 1 cup shredded dessicated coconut
– 1/3 cup wheat germ
– 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
– 1/2 cup coconut oil (or melted butter)
– 1/3 cup honey or maple
– pinch of sea salt
Optional add-ins (feel free to swap any of these out for what you have on-hand)
– 1/3 cup dried fruit (I used: figs and golden raisins
– 1/4 cup chopped nuts ((I used: almonds)
– 1/4 cup seeds (I used: sunflower seeds)
Add-in suggestions:
– dried cranberries, cherries, currents, blueberries, chopped dried apricots
– chocolate chips or chunks
– walnuts, macadamias, peanuts, cashews, pecans
– pepitas, sesame seeds
Line a 9 x 9 inch (23 cm) baking pan with parchment paper.
In a large pan mix oats, coconut, wheat germ and cinnamon and toast over a medium-low heat until coconut is fragrant and has turned slightly golden.
Remove from heat and place in a large bowl – allow to cool for about 10 minutes. Mix in sea salt and desired nuts, fruits and seeds.
In a small sauce pan, warm or melt coconut oil (depending on what form it's in) and honey over a medium heat. Allow oil and honey to simmer for about 5 minutes and remove from heat.
Pour oil mixture over the oats mixture. Mix well until all ingredients are evenly coated in the coconut oil and honey. Pour into the prepared pan and press down with the back of a wooden spoon to evenly distribute the mixture.
Allow to sit in the fridge for at least 3 hours, but ideally over night. Cut into squares and store in the fridge for about a week.


text: R.C. Bald, John Donne: A Life, ed. by W. Milgate (1970, reprinted with corrections 1986), remains the definitive biography. An older but still valuable biography is Edmund Gosse (compiler), The Life and Letters of John Donne, 2 vol. (1899, reprinted 1959). John Carey, John Donne: Life, Mind, and Art, new ed. (1990), intertwines interpretations of Donne's writings and his life. Good introductions to the poetry are Wilbur Sanders, John Donne's Poetry (1971); Clay Hunt, Donne's Poetry: Essays in Literary Analysis (1954, reissued 1969); Arnold Stein, John Donne's Lyrics: The Eloquence of Action (1962, reprinted 1980); and Patricia Garland Pinka, This Dialogue of One: The Songs and Sonnets of John Donne (1982Arthur Marotti, John Donne, Coterie Poet (1986). M. Thomas Hester, Kinde Pitty and Brave Scorne: John Donne's Satyres (1982), offers an extended analysis of these early poems. A fine introduction to the prose is Evelyn M. Simpson, A Study of the Prose Works of John Donne, 2nd ed. (1948, reissued 1962). Kate Garther Frost, Holy Delight: Typology, Numerology, and Autobiography in Donne's Devotions upon Emergent Occasions (1990), offers a comprehensive analysis of Donne's most popular prose.


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Kapalua, Maui
- Name: Kapalua
- What: One of Maui's premier resort areas
- Where: Northwest Maui, about 1 hour from Kahului Airport
Kapalua, loosely translated to "arms embracing the sea," is one of Maui's premier resort areas located at the foot of the verdant Kahalawai, or West Maui mountains. Kapalua's lovely shoreline is lined with five bays and three white-sand beaches, one of which was named "The Best Beach in America" by the University of Maryland's Laboratory of Coastal Research.
In the 1800's Kapalua was known as the Honolua Ranch and then the Honolua Plantation. Today the 23,000-acre, master-planned Kapalua Resort is home to the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua, award-winning restaurants, more than 20 boutique shops, historic sites and two renowned golf courses, including the Plantation Course, home to the prestigious PGA TOUR's Hyundai Tournament of Champions (January) and the Bay Course, home to the 2009 Kapalua LPGA Classic.
Host of the renowned Kapalua Wine & Food Festival (June), this spectacular area, nestled amongst Cook pines and surrounded by acres of pineapple, is the perfect getaway to indulge in the luxurious side of Maui.


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American University Washington College of Law hosts the Second Annual Patent Administrative Law Symposium: Patent Subject-Matter Eligibility Today: Software, Genomics & Business Methods
April 12, 2013
American University Washington College of Law
4801 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
Room 603
Patentable subject matter has plagued the appellate courts for years. Now, the issue appears to be coming to a head—or rather, three. This symposium analyzes the current conflicted state of 35 U.S.C. § 101 and the patentable subject matter exception in the context of electronics and software patents, diagnostic and biotechnology patents, and computer-implemented business method patents. These three distinct areas of patent eligibility developed under three very different regimes. The upcoming decisions in CLS Bank Int'l v. Alice Corp., AMP v. USPTO (the Myriad case), and the ongoing implementation of Covered Business Method Post-Grant Review are driving the change.
Panelists will discuss the significance, advantages, and drawbacks of each in three panels in an attempt to contribute certainty and perspective to an ever-changing area of the law. Esteemed speakers include in-house intellectual property counsel at Google, Rosetta Stone, and Smith Detections; noted intellectual property lawyers; IP bloggers; International Trade Commission-Nominated F. Scott Kieff; and Administrative Patent Judges at the new Patent Trial and Appeals Board.
Presented by the American University Intellectual Property Brief;Co-Sponsored by the Administrative Law Review
WCL Alumni, AU & WCL Students, Faculty & Staff – No Charge
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Nightline let David Brooks impugn Democrats' motives on Social Security, took Clinton out of context
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The February 1 broadcast of ABC's Nightline, which was devoted entirely to a discussion of the debate over Social Security, included a segment featuring conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks, who purported to analyze the political terrain surrounding the issue. During the segment, which featured no progressive viewpoint, Brooks claimed that Democrats oppose President Bush's plan to partially privatize Social Security not because they fear such a plan would hurt living standards for retirees, but because they fear the plan will endear voters to the Republican Party.
Here's how Brooks explained Democratic opposition to Bush's plan:
BROOKS: The Democrats are all perfectly united. The Democrats all reject private accounts. They reject it, and I should say there's a political element here. Republicans support it because they think private accounts will create Republicans. People will see that private account, and they'll start thinking like a business owner. They'll start thinking more Republican. Democrats oppose private accounts for the same reason Republicans support it: because they think it'll create Republicans.
But House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has offered a starkly different reason for Democratic opposition to partial privatization. "Democrats believe that any proposals to reform Social Security must not add to the deficit, must not harm the middle class and must not cut guaranteed benefits," Pelosi said on January 6.
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) echoed this objection on February 1, the same day that Brooks appeared on Nightline. "We don't believe there ought to be huge cuts" in benefits, Reid said.
Though political pundits frequently speculate about politicians' "true" motivations, a progressive pundit would likely have offered a different perspective about what motivates Democrats.
Earlier in the report, host Ted Koppel debunked the notion that Social Security is in "crisis," as Bush has repeatedly claimed. But Koppel portrayed the use of misleading crisis rhetoric as a bipartisan phenomenon, citing a 1998 quotation by then-President Clinton, while failing to note that Clinton's remarks came at a time when the Social Security trustees projected that trust fund would be exhausted in 2029, as Media Matters for America has noted. The trustees' most recent estimate is that the trust fund will remain solvent until 2042, and the Congressional Budget Office estimates the date of exhaustion at 2052. Moreover, Clinton's remark came in the context of arguing for the exact opposite of what Bush has done; in the speech, Clinton urged that "before we spend a penny of that [budget surplus] on new programs or tax cuts, we should save Social Security first." Here's what Koppel said about Clinton:
KOPPEL: We know that Social Security is in crisis. The president said so repeatedly. He said it on February 2nd, and he said it again on February 9th. And yes, I know today is only February 1st, but I'm talking about 1998, when the president, as I'm sure you recall, was Bill Clinton. On the occasion of submitting the 1999 budget to Congress, he said, "We have a great opportunity to take action now to avert a crisis in the Social Security system." Then a few days later, speaking at Georgetown University, President Clinton said, "This fiscal crisis in Social Security affects every generation." Which suggests, I suppose, that presidents on both sides of the political aisle have, A, concluded that our Social Security system needs fixing, and B, that the only way to focus your attention and mine on a problem is to elevate it to the level of a crisis. Well, it isn't. Not really. Not yet. It wasn't a crisis when so described by Bill Clinton, and it isn't one just because George W. Bush has now taken up the cause.
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The Gospel changes lives and changes our perspective on life. One of the areas in which great change can take place is in the area of fractured relationships. What is the answer to strife, division whether in the family or in the church? As Paul deals with the rift in the relationship between two key women who played a vital role in the Church at Philippi (chapter 4:2-3), God's Word gives us the steps to take in mending broken relationships and the good news is the answer is time-tested and true.
The key to freedom from the bondage of bitterness and an agitated spirit due to a fractured relationship is found in the Gospel of Christ. It is to be our pattern for thinking and living; it's the basis for how we treat others and mend broken relationships. Will you allow the Gospel to change your life today?
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Cowboy Church in Weld County brings Old West and new worship together heaven (and ag) sent services
August 18, 2014
It's no problem if morning chores run a little late and you don't have time to change clothes before Sunday services. Cowboy Church in Lucerne, Colo. is a casual congregation that welcomes folks wearing jeans, western hats and boots — and ignores pretty much anything stuck to the bottom of the latter.
Darin and Lynette Gleghorn, lead pastors, founded the fellowship in May 2000. The philosophy of Cowboy Church led the couple to the Christian group, and one another, years earlier. Gleghorn worked on a cutting horse ranch in Claremore, Okla. while attending college at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. It was at a Cowboy Church service in April 1992 that then 24-year-old Gleghorn accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and savior.
In 1997, he attended a Cowboy Minister's Conference in Laughlin, Nev. where he met Lynette Peters, who was at the event as an employee of a ministerial consulting company. The two became a couple, married and moved to Texas, where they lived for about two years. They then began a traveling ministry that followed the rodeo circuit for 1 ½ years, then became associate pastors at Mountain Spring Cowboy Church in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Colorado State University's ag connection draws many high school graduates from the Mountain Spring church. In May 2000, the Gleghorns were released to meet the need and begin a northern Colorado Cowboy Church. They initially held services at Vineyard Christian Fellowship, which provided use of their youth room. When more space was required, Cowboy Church moved to a large barn just outside Lucerne, where some members still team rope. Six years ago, Cowboy Church moved to its present location on Highway 85 in Lucerne.
Pastor Gleghorn confirmed that initial numbers have indeed swelled, averaging 500-700 people per service. Approximately 85-90 percent are regular attendees.
In an era when U.S. churches are closing at discouraging rates, Cowboy Church's doors remain optimistically wide open for several reasons.
"Our vision for Cowboy Church is based on the three Rs — real, relational, relevant," Darin said. "That's who we are. People carry their worship experience with them beyond Sundays."
Darin added that family values, honor and integrity, as portrayed in old-time Westerns, strengthen the authenticity of cowboy culture. If fashion choices also lend to that authenticity, then garb worn at Cowboy Church services fit right in.
A typical Sunday morning service is laid back, with casual Western attire prominent. The pastor always wears a cowboy hat as he leads worship in the fellowship's building which, he unabashedly admits, is a former "honky tonk". In fact, that libation-loving establishment's bar now serves as a coffee bar, and the dance floor remains unaltered in the church's main room. However, Pastor Gleghorn was quick to clarify that the dynamic worship music is mainstream, not twangy country and western.
Outside services, such as at ropings, are now very infrequent. But farming and ranching are happily commonplace at Cowboy Church, likewise all associated creatures. For example, eight years ago the Gleghorns rescued a stunted, emaciated four-year-old horse. Now 12, that mare has a lifetime home with the family. Sharing the pasture is a 30-something-year-old pony, now retired and cherished by Gleghorn children Rhett, 13, and 11-year-old Rhiatta.
Church members often request prayer for their animals and many healings have resulted, reported Pastor Gleghorn. During baby dedications, a young couple ignored species differences and brought in their eight-week-old puppy! Prayers were spoken over the little canine, asking God to help it grow into a loyal and obedient dog.
Many high schoolers and younger children participate in rodeo, junior bull riding and 4-H. The church secretary, Karen Walston, has horses and goats. A large percentage of Cowboy Church families work in agriculture.
Young people are a high priority at Cowboy Church. Though they might dress like the Old West, they live a modern texting, tweeting lifestyle. Their generation hungrily seeks relevance from an old-school entity — the institutional church — in a new world environment. Current technology is imperative to reach them. Everything is video- and audio-recorded and especially for youth groups, live streaming and podcasts are employed.
Cowboy Church youth eagerly participate in missions and community service work. For example, they are presently sorting, packaging and shipping dozens of pairs of new shoes purchased for a Belize orphanage. One girl even requested shoes be donated in lieu of birthday presents for her. Church youth also sponsor a young boy through Compassion International, a Colorado Springs-based Christian organization that works to break the cycle of poverty for needy children in 26 developing countries.
Locally, the junior high kids provide monthly assistance to an organization that feeds the hungry in a Greeley park.
Regular Sunday morning services are at 9 and 11 a.m. Small "Life Connect" groups meet in homes at various times. Children's church, called "Extreme Kids," is for the birth-12 years age group. A high school ministry, called "Impact," meets Sundays at 5:30 p.m. And Sundays at 11 a.m., the junior high bunch gets together under the name "Shift."
Anyone seeking further information about Cowboy Church can visit online at http://www.n3c.tv, or call 970 214-4649.
Visitors are sincerely welcome at all services. And remember — Jesus was born in a barn, rode a donkey and will return riding a white horse. So be sure to dress appropriately. ❖


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Keith Urban unveils track list & new album details
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Keith Urban is sharing a few details on his upcoming album.
He'll be offering Fuse as a 13-track standard and 16-track deluxe edition. Both versions will contain Keith's current single, "Little Bit Of Everything," along with two collaborative tracks.
Keith teams up with Miranda Lambert on the song "We Were Us," while Eric Church is featured on "Raise 'Em Up," Bonus titles on the deluxe edition include "Black Leather Jacket," "Gonna Be Good," and "Lucky Charm."
Keith says the songs he chose for the project "just connected" with him, either for their energy, for what they were saying or because they simply made him "feel good."
Urban's Fuse will be in stores on September 10th. It's his long-awaited follow up to his 2010 effort, Get Closer.
Full track list below:
1. Somewhere in My Car
2. Even the Stars Fall 4 U
3. Cop Car
4. Shame
5. Good Thing
6. We Were Us (featuring Miranda Lambert)
7. Love's Poster Child
8. She's My 11
9. Come Back to Me
10. Red Camaro
11. Little Bit of Everything
12. Raise 'Em Up (featuring Eric Church)
13. Heart Like Mine
Fuse Deluxe Edition Tracks:
14. 'Black Leather Jacket
15. 'Gonna B Good
16. 'Lucky Charm


text: "The Abolitionist Movement from the American Revolution to the Civil War" is a four-week school teacher seminar for sixteen participants to examine the abolitionist movement from the time of the American Revolution to the aftermath of the Civil War. Project director Richard Newman (history, Rochester Institute of Technology) investigates the struggle to end slavery by looking at the development of American abolitionism. During the first week, the seminar covers moderate strategies for gradual emancipation in the years following the American Revolution. The second week looks at the role of African-American abolitionists. The third week deals with the radicalization of abolitionism in the decades before the Civil War, the rise of abolitionist political parties, debates over the uses of violence, and the expanding participation of women reformers. The fourth week investigates the role of abolitionists during the Civil War era, including Emancipation in the South, struggles for racial justice in the North, and precedents for the modern Civil Rights Movement. The program includes seminar sessions, primary source discussions, site visits in Philadelphia and Gettysburg, and teacher presentations on specific historical sources. The readings include a large list of primary sources, including documents housed at the Library Company of Philadelphia (LCP) and the neighboring Historical Society of Pennsylvania, as well as writings by leading historians. Four outside historians visit the seminar: Christopher Brown (Columbia University), Scott Hancock (Gettysburg College), Stacey Robertson (Bradley University), and James Stewart (Macalester College).


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Tens of thousands of people will take to the streets of Los Angeles on Sunday to run, walk and pray that the luck of the Irish will be upon them during the 28th L.A. Marathon.
A warm morning is forecast for the event, which lands on St. Patrick's Day this year. The marathon typically draws about 24,000 participants and hundreds of thousands of cheering spectators along the 26.2 mile route, which will be similar to last year's point-to- point course, starting at Dodger Stadium and ending in Santa Monica.
At 7:25 a.m., participants will leave the stadium and head down Sunset Boulevard, then pass through Chinatown, Olvera Street and Little Tokyo.
On their way to the finish line near the Santa Monica Pier, they'll pass two dozen distinctive landmarks, including the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the Capitol Records building, Rodeo Drive and the Veteran's Administration-Heroes Hill.
"There will be no rains and no torrential winds this year," said Nick Curl, chief operating officer
for the LA Marathon who was referring to the 2011 event that was marked by cold and rain, and caused hundreds of participants to be evaluated for hypothermia.
But Curl noted that those who take on the L.A. Marathon are the resilient type.
"Neither a monsoon nor a rainstorm will stop them," he said. "They are dedicated to completing it."
Among those dedicated to finishing is Lorena Ortega, a 17-year-old senior at Marshall High School in Los Angeles who is blind. Ortega said she can't wait to hear the live music from bands that play along the route, to feel the cool Santa Monica air on her skin near the finish line and touch that medal for herself.
Ortega has been training for six months with Students Run L.A., an organization that challenges 1,300 youth within the Los Angeles Unified School district to finish the marathon.
"I was sort of peer-pressured into it," Ortega said. "In the end (my friends) all dropped out of it but I'm just really motivated because I practiced too hard to go back."
She said she'll run alongside one of the leaders from Students Run LA and has learned to set a solid pace.
"Once you get to pace you don't want to stop," Ortega said. "Now that I'm close, I know I have to finish."
This year's marathon will continue and expand on some of the social media projects that were used last year. Friends and loved ones will be able to track participants and even send a 10-second message that will be viewed on large screens at three spots on the route. A chip in the runner's bib will trigger their message when they cross at a certain point. In addition, there will be 25 water stations and 10 medical stations run by Keck Medical Center at USC.
In February, Irvine-based ASICS signed on as the new title sponsor of the LA Marathon through 2015.
Participants will once again run with the world's elite athletes, including Agoura Hills resident Deena Kastor, an American long-distance runner, who holds several American records in the marathon races and who won the bronze medal in the women's marathon at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.
And those who reach the finish line will receive a medal befitting of the day - one that includes a shamrock, Curl said.
Sona Donayan of Pasadena said she'll be participating in her 26th marathon on Sunday. She's completed races all across the nation and noted that by Sunday, she will have completed one marathon for every mile on the route.
But this race also is special because while she has run the L.A. Marathon before, Sunday will be the first time she will return to the Los Angeles event since she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2009 at age 43. With the help from doctors and nurses at City of Hope, and her own healthy lifestyle, she said she fought cancer and won.
"I owe my survival to running," said Donayan, who is participating to raise money for the Armenian Relief Society's Heart to Heart Fund.
"Running has helped me in life events, has been my consolation, my therapy," said the mother of two.
Returning to the Los Angeles course will be like coming home, she said.
"Life is a marathon for me," she said. "You never know what's going to happen, and I can't wait for that feeling of standing at the starting line and crossing the finish line."
For information on street closures or other questions, go to lamarathon.com.


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nice post Charles.
I have also such an adapter and just hat a short talk to pure_hate who also owns such a device.
After searching the web i found out that the Ralink Chipset rt3070 is better supported on the latest kernel v2.6.31.
And pure_hated said he got it to run using the wireless compat drivers and some special firmware like described in here -> TUTORIAL: Installing drivers RTL8187, r8187, RT2800usb on UBUNTU 8.10/9.04
and pure_hate used the "rt2800" usb-wireless-device-drivers then to get the awus036nh running in a ubuntu-machine.
did not try it yet but maybe i will. ;D


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A1 [ C ] an area, town, building, etc.:
› [ S ] a suitable area, building, situation, or occasion:
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- The school was a cold, unwelcoming place.
- The mixture of flour, water and yeast is then left in a warm place for four hours.
- New York is reportedly a very exciting place to live.
- I wonder if you could give me some information about places to visit in the area?
- The new law will outlaw smoking in public places.
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› [ C ] a position in relation to other things or people:
B1 [ C ] the seat you will sit in on a particular occasion, or the seat where you usually sit, in the theatre, a class, a train, etc.:
› [ C ] the space at a table where one person will sit and eat, usually with a plate and knives, forks, and spoons arranged on it:
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› [ C ] US used after words such as "any" and "some" as a different way of saying "anywhere", "somewhere", etc.:
B2 to be used instead of someone or something
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- There will be a brief pause in the proceedings while the piano is moved into place.
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B2 [ I or T ] to put something in a particular position:
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- Please place your questionnaire in the box when you've finished.
- She placed the vase of flowers carefully in the centre of the table.
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KIRKLAND — Vintner's Ridge will celebrate its grand opening from noon to 4 p.m. Sept. 28-29 with home tours, food and giveaways sponsored by Cobalt Mortgage. Visitors this weekend can enter for a chance to win one of four Woodinville wine packages.
Overlooking the Sammamish Valley, the collection of three- to five-bedroom homes is located minutes from Evergreen Hospital and the wineries in Woodinville.
"Our location is superb — [Vintner's Ridge offers] extensive views of the Cascades," says Margaret Woehlert, the community's sales manager. "You can sit back, relax and enjoy the hot-air balloons that float above the valley."
Twelve of the 51 homes planned at Vintner's Ridge have sold. One of them was to Manoj Rawat and his wife, Leena.
"We were looking for a new home in a pristine and quiet location, yet not more than a 10- to 15-minute drive from my Microsoft office, [as well as] shopping, recreation, outdoor activities, Bellevue and Kirkland, and the lakefront," Rawat says. "Also, we wanted a new or less than 5-year-old house built by a reputable builder. Meeting all these requirements at a reasonable price was a huge challenge for our Realtor. We went through weeks of searching until we saw our present home at Vintner's Ridge. My wife and I loved it immediately."
The community, built by the Burnsteads, has nine homes for sale. Three of the homes are complete and ready for move-in; they feature the Chardonnay, Bordeaux and Malbec floor plans.
The Chardonnay is a 3,100-square-foot, four-bedroom plan that includes a first-floor den and second-floor bonus room. "The kitchen is gorgeous. The cabinets have a deep rich stain with a backsplash that showcases shades of charcoal and blue — it really pops," Woehlert says.
The Malbec is a 3,429-square-foot, four-bedroom home with a first-floor den, second-floor loft space and a bonus room. A formal dining room includes accent painting and fireplace with TraverStone mantle. "This is a one-of-a-kind home in Vintner's Ridge," she says. "As a bonus, this home sits on a large, sunny corner lot."
The third move-in-ready home has the Bordeaux design. It includes more than 3,700 square feet of living space, five bedrooms, a daylight basement and a main-floor den.
"The kitchen [in the Bordeaux home] is beautifully appointed with full-height tile backsplash, painted cabinetry, quartz countertops in a charcoal hue, and frosted-glass pantry doors," Woehlert says. "The home includes a deck off of the breakfast nook, as well as a patio off of the basement rec room. The unique feature about the downstairs patio is that it is completely covered and protected — the above deck is finished, so it keeps the patio dry and expands the outdoor living space to year-round use. This backyard is very quiet and serene, and includes a fire pit."
The Burnsteads is a local homebuilder that spans two generations. Founder Fred Burnstead began building homes east of Lake Washington more than 50 years ago, and today three companies operate under the Burnstead name.
"Almost everyone who walks through the door has been either a Burnstead homes fan or a previous owner of a Burnstead home," Woehlert says. "They all know the name and are aware of the design, craftsmanship and customer service that are synonymous with a Burnstead home."
Vintner's Ridge homebuyers Vamsi and Sirisha Kanamaluru say they saw a commitment from the Burnstead staff to ensure their satisfaction.
"The buying experience has been excellent -- the customer service has been outstanding," Vamsi Kanamaluru says. "They allowed us to make some structural changes in the kitchen, add a skylight and extend a couple of windows. They have extensive design selections, and worked with us closely to shape the look of our house. The completed home is premium quality all over, with superior finishes and good attention to detail. We're super happy."


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I'm running into the same problem too but with the Gnome 32-bit distribution. This is on a Lenovo laptop B575 model AMD E-series dual core 1.6ghz with integrated ATI graphics. I've also tested this on one of the toshiba floor model laptops on display with similar garbled issues.
I'm not sure what the pattern or commonality is but something is definitely not right.


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Adieu, Mandriva?
With not much else to do — I mean, how many times can you go to Best Buy and change all the laptops' browser settings to open either to Fedora, Ubuntu or FSF? — I thought I'd take a lap around the FOSS news realm. Imagine my surprise when I happened upon this:
Mon dieu! The times you don't have a disposable million dollars or two lying around . . .
My experience with Mandriva is limited — I tried it on several occasions but for some reason it never stuck. Not for lack of quality, of course, but just as a matter of personal non-preference. And I've been quick to use Mandriva as a foil in New Years predictions — not out of disrespect but more from the ease of poking fun at the "man" in the name.
[I found it interesting, too, when I came across why Mandriva changed its name from Mandrake: Apparently it had to do with a conflict with the publisher of the Mandrake the Magician comic strip.]
Regardless, Mandriva always had a solid community which was very supportive of the Lindependence Project when we did Lindependence 2008 and Lindependence 2009 in Felton. Having worked with people like Adam Williamson — once with Mandriva and now with Red Hat — and Rolf Pedersen, a tireless foot soldier promoting FOSS with Mandriva, I've gained a healthy respect for the distro despite the fact I don't regularly use it.
One can only hope that the purchaser will continue to allow Mandriva to provide the same quality of distro going forward.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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This tutorial didn't work for me. I've tried it on at least 10 different PCs. sessions -l never lists any sessions. Any ideas??? I do update my metasploit each time.
Purehate: you say @Once fast track is closed I personally don't know how to save the session so what I do is scroll back through the logs @
where are the logs.... [I cant find it nor info on it anywgere]
This tutorial didn't work for me. I've tried it on at least 10 different PCs. sessions -l never lists any sessions. Any ideas??? I do update my metasploit each time.
Trying to replicate it manually but i'm missing something because I can't do it normally using MSF.
The laptop is fully patched (i cross my fingers every time it auto-updates, and autopwn keeps working!) and its a genuine OS. Nessus still shows it to have 11 serious problems.....
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.
The machines I've been running metasploit against are Vista computers on the network. Anybody had success with them or just older versions of windows?
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First off I'll admit I'm a total noob here. I've been in the network field for several years, and am attempting to learn pen testing. I have a server running VMware Server with plenty of RAM for a test environment.
I've updated Fasttrack, and ran it on several machines and couldn't get a session.
Next, I fired up a DVL (damn vulnerable Linux), no session still. I admit I don't know much about DVL, and am sure it was because I didn't have any services up.
I then installed a fresh copy of XP (no SP, no updates, first build version ever directly from the MSDN site 8-25-05 version). I still can't get a session.
What am I doing wrong here?
OK, I found the issue. I was simply too impatient. After waiting for a while it did open up a session on the fresh XP box.
I'll try some more boxes now, and document my results.
Yesterday I have tried metasploit autopwn against my XP pro (no SP's) and Server2003 (also, no updates). And it worked. But, after I have updated fast-track/metasploit (and other tools too), I couldn't get it working again!
Every time I try to get a cmd session on the above mentioned Windows boxes, I don´t get any.. that´s after I updated metasploit.
Are you, or enyone else, familiar with this issue?
BTW, I'm running BT3 final. Sorry if this is the wrong section for BT3.
I am not having this issue at all. I've only used Metasploit after upgrading it to the latest version with all of the updates. I was able to get two open sessions on a vanilla default install of XP every time. I was not able to get any sessions on a Server 2003 box, but that was R2 with all of the updates. This Wednesday I'll try to do a reverse shell session by executing the shell from the Server 2003 box and see what happens.
I am surprised that it didn't work for you after you updated Metasploit. Did you try rebooting the victim Windows boxes between attempts?
Is there a way to undo the update?
Ok, I've tried it again, but now I got a meterpreter session.. I tried 'ipconfig' and it displays the IP information of the victim PC so I'm in the victim PC but I want a cmd shell, not a meterpreter. Why am I getting a meterpreter session instead of cmd sessions? And what is the difference?


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CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio sheriff says a man who killed his 5-year-old son before turning the gun on himself struggled with depression and had been out of work for some time.
Guernsey County Sheriff Michael McCauley said 36-year-old Russell Ball had threatened to kill himself in a text message exchange Tuesday night with his estranged wife, but she didn't take him seriously because he never attempted it before.
McCauley said Ball killed his young son with a shotgun before shooting himself sometime after that. Their bodies were found at Ball's home near Cambridge Wednesday afternoon.
McCauley said Russell Ball and his wife had separated the day after Christmas.


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While the debate continues in the U.S. regarding whether life begins at conception, the Dominican Republic has shown what happens when a government says that it does.
In 2009, the Dominican Republic passed a law stating life begins at conception and Rosa Hernandez buried her 16 year old daughter (also named Rosa), as a result.
Rosa was 10 weeks pregnant when she discovered that she had leukemia. Hernandez wanted Rosa to receive chemotherapy in order to save her life. Instead, her doctors were reluctant to give chemotherapy because it would have caused a termination of pregnancy. So both Rosa and unborn grandchild died instead.
Hernandez pleaded with the physicians to no avail. They did not want to be accused of provoking an abortion if the fetus had died. The Dominican government allegedly stated that chemotherapy could be given to pregnant women as long as it's not given for the purpose of causing an abortion. What an impossible situation. Of course chemotherapy is not given for the purpose of causing an abortion. It's given for the purpose of killing cancer cells and saving someone's life. Cancer affects 1 in 1500 pregnancies. Does that mean that all those women have to die?
Rosa's doctors admitted her into the hospital at approximately 13 weeks but her body rejected the chemotherapy and she had significant bleeding. Despite heroic attempts, she died in the 14th week of her pregnancy and Hernandez's life will never be the same again.
Insurance companies and government policy should not and cannot treat acute or chronic illness. They are not doctors or nurses. If the U.S. adopts the same policy as the Dominican Republic and 1 in 1500 pregnant women have cancer each year, then 2,667 women could potentially die each year in the same manner as Rosa. Do we really want that?


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If you really want to bond with that special someone and you and your date collectively weigh less than 300 pounds a glider ride at Lake Pleasant is the adventure for you.Our spies who've tried the experience say it's a great way to get a little bit closer and check out the beauty of mountains, the lake, and clear blue Arizona skies. For $135, you can take the controls. Not quite so confident? There are plenty of options in which you can let the staff do the work and you and your honey can sit back and enjoy the beauty.
The City of Phoenix's ongoing renovation of Tovrea Castle, one of the Valley's premier oddball landmarks, has given us hope that Phoenix has finally learned to spell "p-r-e-s-e-r-v-a-t-i-o-n." The estate which looks like a royal wedding cake defended by a swarm of palace-guard saguaros was built by Italian entrepreneur Alessio Carraro and named after meat-packing magnate Edward Tovrea, who bought the baronial digs for his wife, Della, in 1931. The sentinel saguaros are part of the Castle's spectacular Carraro Cactus Garden, which was designed and planted by Alessio and his sons in 1928. Until recently, it was a secret garden, opened to the public only once, in 1984, for one lousy weekend. But the city introduced regular public tours in early '07, and guided walks through our arid little Eden which is packed to the gills with both common and exotic samples of high- and low-Sonoran Desert flora are now scheduled each January through May.
Why do kids (and the parents who pay for them) love Amazing Jake's Food and Fun, the indoor amusement extravaganza in Mesa?
Ask Anna, age 9: "They have brownies, which are so good. And chocolate chip cookies, and ice cream vanilla, chocolate and swirl. They have all different choices of desserts, too. Last time I went there, it was lemon meringue squares. I think they had oatmeal cookies. I didn't have any of those. I had the brownies and the chocolate chip cookies and the ice cream. And they're all really good. Some cookies are really hard and crunchy. I hate those kind. But these, like, they have crisp outsides, not crunchy, but just crisp and the inside is really soft and the chocolate chips are kind of melted, and the brownies are, like, so soft that if you tear it apart, some of it will stick together. They have an old-fashioned carousel, which you don't really see very often. They have a train ride where you can sit in the front and ring the bell. I like the Hopper because you go up up up up up and then down and up and down and up and down and as many of those as you want to. And such cool prizes. They have bicycles. It's all-you-can-eat and the pizza is delicious like, I am not a girl who likes the curly macaroni, but I have got to say I have never had this good of pasta. It's just right. It has the perfect sauce, it has olives, and they have vegetarian stuff like salads, corn, which my friend Rocky says is disgusting don't put that because she was trying to see if she could have all healthy and she took one bite and I don't know how you write this, but she went like this [makes a face like the guy from Munch's The Scream] after too many rides on the Hopper. The only way to explain Amazing Jake's is that it's amazing. No, that's an exclamation mark."
It only makes sense that things might get a little wild in Phoenix. After all, we're living in a land settled by outcasts, criminals, and whores. That restlessness still exists in the desert air and has certainly been huffed by Phoenix's very own Dirty Darlins of Debauchery, the first and only female pudding-wrestling league in Arizona. These hot mamas, clad in fishnets, tattoos, piercings, and rainbow-colored hair, love to fulfill many a man's fantasy by viciously body-slamming each other in a kiddy pool full of pudding. It gets pretty brutal they put on a show that has the kinkiness of Larry Flynt, the moves of WWE, and a marketing ploy for pudding that rivals Bill Cosby. The slippery sex kittens compete frequently at clubs around the Valley that don't mind being a little sticky. Careful with these gorgeous girls, however, because they are tough broads whom we wouldn't want to cross. Their MySpace quote says, "Fear our Snack Pack Skillz." And we certainly do.
It's not the biggest pool in town, and it's not even the flashiest (you won't find any fountains or water slides at this serene spot), but there are still three good reasons why the pool at Sanctuary on Camelback is our favorite place for a swim: location, location, location. Nestled amidst an oasis of lush palm trees and palo verdes that lazily wave in the breeze, it looks like a placid turquoise lagoon under the big, blue Arizona sky, with a sweet view of Camelback Mountain and the Praying Monk rock formation practically hovering over us. Sanctuary also claims its pool has the biggest infinity edge in the state we love to swim right up to it, listening to the soothing sound of water splashing over glossy mosaic tiles. After we've turned into prunes, the surrounding flagstone patio is the perfect place to chill on a sleek white lounge chair and sip a cold piña colada from a curvy lime-green cup (which happens to be the same exact shade as the beach towels here). People come from all over the country to stay at this stylish Paradise Valley enclave, but we're thrilled that we can go there anytime we want when we can scrounge up the cash, that is.
We hate to sound like a broken record, but once again, this year's honor for Best Spa must go to our all-time favorite, the Spa at Camelback Inn. As a friend recently waxed (heh heh, get it?), "You feel so close to the desert, it's like you can actually reach up and touch the cactus." And it's true snuggled in your thick white robe, stretched out on an impossibly comfortable chaise next to a clear blue swimming pool, beneath Mummy Mountain, you do feel as if you could reach up and grab a prickly handful.
Instead, head indoors for a Sonoran Rose facial, Native Hot Stone massage, Desert Rain loofah or Desert Nectar honey wrap. Or what the heck get all four. You only live once, and what better place to blow your spending money than this lovely spa, featuring a sauna, hot tub and private spaces for all-out sunbathing, if you know what we mean. Rent a cabana, take some exercise classes and grab a mani-pedi. We're relaxed just writing about it.


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November 21, 2016 -- Sadik Malik, Accra, Ghana, West Africa, senior, is the 2016-17 recipient of the Dr. Dorothy Day Spanish Scholarship from the Northwestern Oklahoma State University Spanish program. Malik is the current vice president of the Spanish Club. He is majoring in biology and minoring in both Spanish and chemistry.
May 2, 2016 – A Cinco de Mayo Fiesta sponsored by HALO and Spanish Club will take place in Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Ranger Room in Alva Tuesday, May 2, and is open to the public.The event will kick off from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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USC cornerback Josh Shaw injures both ankles jumping off a balcony to save his drowning nephew
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Sarkisian confirmed media reports that the USC athletic department has received phone calls contradicting Shaw's story, which the Trojans' media relations staff made public on the school's official website on Monday.
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(YAHOO!) USC senior cornerback Josh Shaw has been sidelined indefinitely after suffering two high ankle sprains while saving his 7-year-old nephew from drowning.
According to USC's RipsIt Blog, Shaw was attending a function at his cousin's apartment when he looked down from the second-floor balcony and saw his 7-year-old nephew, who cannot swim, had fallen in the pool and was struggling to stay afloat. With total disregard for personal safety, Shaw jumped off the balcony and landed on the concrete below (we assume feet first considering the ankle sprains).
He then crawled into the pool, grabbed his nephew and got him to safety. Then, even though both of his legs were in immense pain, he was able to get to the pool ladder and pull himself out of the pool.
"I would do it again for whatever kid it was, it did not have to be my nephew," Shaw told the blog. "My ankles really hurt, but I am lucky to be surrounded by the best trainers and doctors in the world. I am taking my rehab one day at a time, and I hope to be back on the field as soon as possible."
We've heard of some amazing stories of valor before, but this one has to be right up there. To instinctively leap from a second-story balcony, risking great personal injury, is heroic and unbelievable. As coach Steve Sarkisian points out, not many people would have taken that leap.
"That was a heroic act by Josh, putting his personal safety aside. But that's the kind of person he is," Sarkisian told the blog. "It is unfortunate that he'll be sidelined for a while and we will miss his leadership and play, but I know he'll be working hard to get back on the field as soon as possible."
Shaw was named team captain this past weekend at the Salute to Troy dinner and he definitely exudes leadership on and off the field. Hopefully when he returns to the field, Trojan fans — and college football fans in general — will give him a standing ovation for his bravery.


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Online resources
Avoiding Plagiarism, from Hamilton College
Plagiarism.org: resources for preventing plagiarism
Guidance from the OWL at Purdue University
Academic integrity at Princeton University: Examples of Plagiarism
Anti-plagiarism strategies from VirtualSalt
Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It, from Indiana University
Tips for detecting plagiarism from the Attrition.org Errata Project
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