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The Wilson Chiropractic Health Center has two locations — 633 W. Main St. in Mt. Pleasant and 3937 State Route 31 in Jones Mills.
At the lobby helm of the Mt. Pleasant office, staff members Brenda Struble and Debi Prinkey work diligently behind neat stacks of alphabetized patient folders.
Struble, a Wilson employee for more than nine years, is responsible for scheduling patients and assisting in the various physiotherapy procedures, including decompression therapy and electrical muscle stimulation.
Prinkey, an eight-year Wilson employee, has more than 25 years of experience in chiropractic billing and insurance.
In the Jones Mills location, Susy Spargur, an employee for more than four years, is responsible for scheduling patients and assisting in the various physiotherapy procedures, including decompression therapy and electrical muscle stimulation.
Down the long corridor of treatment and consultation rooms is the office of the practicing chiropractor, Dr. Gregory D. Wilson. The office is conservatively furnished and dimly lit, with just diplomas, licenses and a family picture on the wall.
Wilson, a 36-year-old Acme native and Mt. Pleasant resident, founded the practice in 2002. He holds degrees from Westmoreland County Community College, Excelsior College in New York and Palmer College of Chiropractic in Iowa.
His motivation to become a chiropractor stemmed from his childhood, he said. When he was 6 or 7, he experienced painful migraines. Yet a trip to the chiropractor's office changed that.
"I owe my childhood to my chiropractor," he chuckled. "I grew up in chiropractics."
Being both a chiropractic patient and health professional, Wilson feels his practice stands out because he can relate to his patients because of his experiences with pain. Since the office opened in 2002, he has about 2,000 patients on file and more than half of them are active, he said.
His primary goal, he said, is to help people who are going through the pain and discomfort that he has and still does.
As an advocate for natural and holistic medical treatments, Wilson said, "God has given us the innate ability to be able to take care of our body. It's not that I'm against medicine, but you should be open to natural treatments first."
According to the practice mission statement on the website (drgregorywilson.com): "We are here to help people understand the philosophical foundation of Chiropractic, 'The Power that Made the Body Heals the Body.'"
Wilson explained that if you cut your arm or get a virus, your body will know exactly what to do.
"So the power that created the body will heal the body," he said.
"As a chiropractor, I do not do any healing," he said, "I just facilitate your body's natural healing process."
According to Wilson, health is not just being symptom- and pain-free; it's having a proper mixture of physical and emotional well-being.
As a result, many of the treatments offered include stress and anxiety alleviation, massage therapy, "the healing power of touch" and the benefits of weight loss.
Wilson Chiropractic offers special plans and discounts to accommodate patients without insurance or with limited insurance coverage.
Wilson also plays a role in giving back to Mt. Pleasant.
"Every year for the past four years, I have a toy drive for the Mt. Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department," Wilson said. "I have a day where patients can get a free adjustment if they bring me a $10 toy."
Wilson is enthusiastic about the innovative spinal decompression therapy system. This therapy, according to his website, "slowly and precisely stretches your spine then releases, increasing circulation, hydration and nutrition to the disk."
Not only is he an advocate of the therapy, he was a patient when he severed a disc in his back.
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First post-quake property revaluation for Christchurch City Council
The Christchurch City Council is undertaking its first post-quake revaluation of more than 160,000 city properties.
The earthquakes delayed a city-wide revaluation scheduled for 2010 and the Government gave the Council permission to continue basing rates on 2007 property valuations.
This year's revaluation method was adopted by Cabinet on the recommendation of Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) and will treat Christchurch properties as if any earthquake damage has been repaired.
It assumes insurance and EQC payments will return affected properties to their pre-quake state, and reflects the current practice of assigning insurance entitlements to buyers when properties are sold.
The Council has contracted independent valuer Quotable Value to carry out the reassessment of property values, and ratepayers will receive their new valuations in March, then have six weeks to lodge objections. The new valuations won't have any effect on rates until 1 July 2014.
Christchurch City Council Acting General Manager Corporate Services, Diane Brandish, said extended use of the 2007 valuations was an emergency measure adopted after the earthquakes, and the Council had a statutory obligation to return to the practice of updating its property valuation database on a three yearly cycle.
"With considerable changes in property values across the city since 2007, valuations need to more accurately reflect current circumstances. The Rating Valuations Act says rating valuation systems must be equitable, and it would be unfair to continue apportioning rates using data that is now six years old."
"It's also important to note changes in valuations do not affect the total amount of rates collected, which is set in the Council's Annual Plan. However the changes will have an effect on how the rates burden is distributed between property owners.
"Your rates bill is based on the value of your property in relation to the value of all properties city-wide. If your property value goes up by less than average, then your rates bill will go up by less than average, and may even fall. If your property value has risen by more than average, then your rates bill will go up by more than average."
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FEARS that new developments at Chirk Court Residential Home will end the provision for local people have been voiced by community councillors.
Members of the council said they were concerned that the changes by Pennaf Housing will result in people from outside the area receiving care before local people when representatives gave a presentation at last week's meeting.
Kevin Hughes, director of care and support for Clwyd Alyn Housing Association, part of the Pennaf group, described how two existing wings are currently being upgraded with one providing 10 beds for residential clients and another for administration spaces which should be completed by the end of May before the remaining two wings will be demolished to make way for a two-storey 56-bed elderly mentally infirm (EMI) unit.
He said the changes were in response to Wrexham County Borough Council's requirements for the region.
Mr Hughes said the building was "totally flexible" to needs and demands, adding: "It will serve the whole population of Chirk and the whole county borough, but people need freedom of movement and if someone wants to move there provision will be made.
"I'm not going to say people aren't going to be admitted from other areas but there is no marketing campaign to bring them in.
"Our preference is for Chirk and Wrexham county borough clients, but it is a market. Having said that, if WCBC wants us to only admit Wrexham clients we are happy to come to an agreement," he added.
Concerns were also raised by Cllr Dewi Evans regarding the new entrance which will be off the currently hedged boundary on Holyhead Road. However, he was assured the new entrance will only come into use once the existing entrance off Maes Y Waun has been sealed off.
Once completed the new unit will have 56 en-suite EMI rooms in four wings, in addition to the self-contained 10 residential en-suite rooms, while the whole building will be installed with Wi-Fi and Sky television. It will also have communal areas including a cafe and hairdressers and two parking areas.
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Salk scientists discover how plants grow to escape shade
Mild mannered though they seem, plants are extremely competitive, especially when it comes to getting their fair share of sunlight. A plant's primary weapon in this contest is the ability to grow toward light, getting the amount it needs and shadowing its competition.
Scientists knew that a pigment found in leaves of thale cress plants (Arabidopsis thaliana), phytochrome B (PHYB), is excited by both the red wavelengths of light that drive photosynthesis, as well as the near infrared light that is enriched in shady spots. But no one had found a direct link between this response to light and the hormone-driven growth response to shade.
A team in the lab of Joanne Chory recently determined precisely how leaves tell stems to grow when a plant is caught in a shady place. In a paper published in Genes and Development, the researchers reported that a protein known as phytochrome interacting factor 7 (PIF7) serves as the key messenger between a plant's cellular light sensors and the production of auxins, hormones that stimulate stem growth.
If a sun-loving plant finds itself in a shady place, sensors in its leaves will tell cells in the stem to elongate, causing the plant to grow upward toward sunlight. When a plant remains in the shade for a prolonged period, however, it may flower early and produce fewer seeds in a last-ditch effort to help its offspring spread to sunnier real estate. In agriculture, this response, known as shade avoidance syndrome, results in loss of crop yield due to closely planted rows of plants that block each other's light.
In their study, Chory and her colleagues used biochemical and genomic analyses to identify PIF7 as the key molecular link between a plant's light sensors and production of auxins.
"We already knew that auxin is made in the leaves and travels to the stem to stimulate growth," she says. "Now we know how shade stimulates the leaves to produce auxin, and it turns out that it's a remarkably simple pathway to control such an important function."
These findings may offer new avenues for developing crops with stem architectures better suited to tightly planted field rows, making them less prone to shade avoidance syndrome and capable of producing higher food and biofuel yields than existing strains.


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Tens of thousands gathered Saturday at the State Capitol in support of the ongoing effort to recall Gov. Scott Walker, the largest such rally since the historic month-long protests over collective bargaining ended in March.
Department of Administration officials estimate 25,000 to 30,000 people filled the square, marching through the cold drizzle, holding signs and chanting seemingly every possible derivation of "Recall Walker."
U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, was in the crowd. So was Ed Schultz, MSNBC talk show host and liberal firebrand.
A small group of about 50 Walker supporters made a brief appearance. But they weaved through a collection of teachers, students and organized labor officials unified in their desire to remove Walker from office.
"He never campaigned on limiting collective bargaining," said Jeff Kravat, a member of the local chapter of MoveOn.Org and a recall volunteer. "His hit on collective bargaining was a stealth campaign and it was the worst sort of overreach possible."
That same message was trumpeted earlier in the day by former Democratic U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold...
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Students, professionals can benefit from Central Arizona College's Spanish immersion classes in Cuernavaca
Central Arizona College is offering a pair of two-week Spanish immersion courses in Cuernavaca, Mexico, to help improve language skills.
Students from Signal Peak, Superstition Mountain campuses now studying in China
Instead of heading to an exotic retreat for spring break, Central Arizona College students Ian Cockrill and Cori Villarreal packed their bags for the Far East to study in China this semester.
CAC's SBDC offering American Recovery & Reinvestment Act information on April 8
Central Arizona College will become a resource center for American Recovery and Reinvestment Act information on April 8 when the United States Small Business Administration holds its stimulus meetings for small businesses.
Seminar at CAC helping small business owners navigate turbulent economic waters
Central Arizona College's Corporate Center in Casa Grande will serve as one of four locations for the Arizona: Open for Business, How to Thrive in Tough Times seminars being held around the state next week.
Central Arizona College employee Stella Garcia jumpstarting attack against kidney failure
For more than 30 years as an employee at Central Arizona College's Signal Peak Campus, Stella Garcia has repeatedly redefined the term "above and beyond the call of duty."
5th Annual CAC Job & Career Fair at Signal Peak Campus scheduled for April 9
Employers still have time to register for the 5th Annual Central Arizona College Job & Career Fair scheduled for Thursday, April 9, at the Signal Peak Campus.
CAC's Heavy Equipment Camp rumbling on Signal Peak Campus June 1-6
Many children plowed Tonka trucks over rough terrain or revved Matchbox cars through obstacle courses in their backyard while growing up.
CAC may be closed for spring break, but students still can register for classes
Even though Central Arizona College will be closed for spring break March 16-20, students can still register for class through the institution's website.
Make reservations now to see the motel-inspired motif by Kate Emig
Central Arizona College invites the public to view Kay Emig: Selected Works at the institution's Visual Arts Gallery March 11-April 24 on the Signal Peak Campus.
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Wisconsin plates five runs in the seventh inning
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | April 27, 2013 1:26 PM ET
GRAND CHUTE, WI - Mitch Haniger drove in the go ahead runs and scored an important insurance run as the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers rallied for a 7-6 victory over the West Michigan Whitecaps Saturday afternoon at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium. The victory allowed the Timber Rattlers to win the three-game series with the Whitecaps.
West Michigan (9-11) loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the first inning against Wisconsin starting pitcher Damien Magnifico. But, the Whitecaps only scored one run. A sacrifice fly by Jeff Holm gave them a 1-0 lead.
Wisconsin (8-10) loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of first inning on three straight singles. An error on a grounder to first off the bat of Chris McFarland let a run in to tie the game. Parker Berberet drew a walk to force in a run and put the Rattlers up 2-1.
The Whitecaps put together a rally against Magnifico to take the lead in the top of the fourth inning. Bennett Pickar drove in the tying run with a single. David Gonzalez put West Michigan up 4-2 with a two-out, two-run double.
Jake Stewart made it 5-2 with a two-out solo home run in the top of the seventh against Wisconsin reliever Leonard Lorenzo.
Berberet started the Rattlers on the road back with a leadoff home run in the bottom of the seventh. Mike Garza singled with one out and Orlando Arcia drew a walk to put two runners on base. Tyrone Taylor sent a grounder up the middle that was bobbled for an error instead of a force out at second. That error was compounded by a missed catch on a throw to first base. By the time the dust had settled, Garza had scored and Arcia was at third base. The Whitecaps got the second out of the inning on a strikeout, but Taylor stole second on the play to get into scoring position with the go ahead run.
Haniger blooped a 2-1 pitch into shallow center to chase both Arcia and Taylor home to give Wisconsin a 6-5 lead.
Victor Roache was next and he singled to right-center for his third hit of the game. The ball was bobbled and Haniger raced for home. He scored the insurance run with a headfirst dive that got him in under the tag.
West Michigan would get to within a run on a sacrifice fly by Pickar in the top of the eighth. They had runners at first and second with two outs when Taylor Wall came on in relief of Leonard Lorenzo. Wall got the final out of the eighth and pitched a 1-2-3 ninth to nail down Wisconsin's 7-6 victory.
The Timber Rattlers begin a new home series on Sunday afternoon with a game against the South Bend Silver Hawks. Game time is 1:05pm.
Sunday is Girl Scout Day at the ballpark. The Rattlers and Troop 2355 are holding a "Write to Recover" Journal Drive to benefit the Christine Ann Center & Harbor House as part of Girl Scout Day.
Sunday is also a Brewers Sunday presented by 107.5, The Fan. Timber Rattlers players and coaches will be wearing Brewers-themed jerseys during the game. These jerseys will be up for auction after the final home game of the Sunday home game of the regular season on August 25.
Before the Rattlers and Silver Hawks play the game on Sunday, fans may play catch on-field. After the game, Timber Rattlers players will be available for an autograph session. Also, Time Warner Cable customers can receive up to four half-priced reserved bleacher tickets when showing their TWC bill at time of ticket purchase.
If you can't make it out to Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium on Sunday, tune in for the broadcast on AM1280, WNAM or timberrattlers.com starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 12:45pm. Sunday's game is also available on MiLB.TV.
Jake Stewart (2nd, 0 on in 7th inning off Leonard Lorenzo, 2 out)
Parker Berberet (1st, 0 on in 7th inning off Julio Felix, 0 out)
WP: Leonard Lorenzo (1-1)
LP: Julio Felix (0-1)
SAVE: Taylor Wall (1)
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Inside the New Cuba will trace and explore the evolution of Cuban society from the revolution of 1959 to the present. Drawing upon historical documents, literature, print media, films and music, the course will examine the impact of the revolution on Cuban society, as well as on the contemporary history of Latin America and the United States…
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Sanctuaries and Cities: the polis culture of Ancient Greece will explore in depth how monuments and buildings define spaces and reflect values. How can political or social institutions affect the development of civic space? The group will explore places such as Delphi, Corinth, Sparta, and Athens and examine firsthand how the archaeology of these spaces characterized the polis culture of Ancient Greece…
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What kinds of rumors are still around after Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference sweeps through, sets the most popular of them alight, and then sells out of everything it's selling?. Less hardware, more strategy, and way more Android. Here's four of the most interesting, or at least the boldest, of the rumors blooming in the aftermath.
Windows 8 on tablets will cost makers (and, therefore, you) $85
Source: VR-Zone, based on "meetings with multiple vendors on the Computex Taipei."
Details: Windows wants vendors to pay them $85 for every copy of Windows RT (Windows 8 in ARM-based, tablet-focused mode), despite rumors that they were lowering to $35. That's also despite competition from Android, which is, well, free.
Likelihood: That Windows tablets, at least at first, will come in at $550-$900, which puts them usually over the price of the most directly relational iPad? Pretty high, since even Android tablets arrived at that price point.
Get excited?: Only if you own Apple stock.
Nokia Maps replaces Bing Maps in Windows Phone 8
Source: WPCentral, inside a longer story about how Apple "strikes out with iOS 6," without particular sourcing.
Details: Nokia Maps, which features 3D modeling and first-party directions and traffic information, replaces Bing Maps in all phone-based versions of Windows 8.
Likelihood: I mean, this is part of why Microsoft "allied" with Nokia, right? If Nokia Maps really has 3D modeling, it's almost a certainty that Microsoft will go with it, around 90 percent, perhaps. And if they stick with Bing Maps, knowing this, I'd be a little (more) sad for the future of Windows Phone.
Get excited?: Mapping is suddenly a hot market, and directions are getting better with every release. A future version of myself that's on time for an important meeting is very excited.
Droid RAZR HD with 13 megapixel camera exists
Source: Droid Life
Details: The highly anticipated almost-too-thin phone with a supposedly scarily good camera has uploaded shots to Picasa's Web Albums site, possibly through the automatic Google+ Instant Upload feature. The EXIF data from the photos looks to give away the phone's existence, or at least test models.
Likelihood: 95 percent, given the general nature of Android/Google secrecy and security (that is, best efforts are made, but nobody's truly afraid to leak/let loose)
Get excited?: Megapixels are not a quality measure. But if you like the RAZR Android lineup, then this next release is intriguing.
The major WWDC rumors for 2012, listed and scored
Link: via CNET News.
Get excited?: It's a pretty good review of all the big themes that speculators were saddling onto Apple before the big show Monday: Retina display Macs, too-cheap MacBook Airs, Apple TV development kits (spoiler: nope), and other popular rumors. Take a gander.


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Jan. 18, 2008 - LONGVIEW - The Sulphur Springs Wildcats twice trailed against Longview on Thursday, but tied the score each time and finished deadlocked 2-2 in the opener of the Lobo Invitational.
A 2-1 Longview lead that lasted for over 23 second-half minutes ended with 6:40 left in the game. Sulphur Springs' Omar Ortiz connected from 30 yards out as he turned into a difficult left-to-right shot that went top-left shelf to knot the score.
Marty Hobbs and Carlos Vallejo provided the Lobos' two goals. Longview led 1-0 at halftime, but Zach Junot's goal less than eight minutes into the second half tied the game 1-1.
Junot's shot came from 15 yards and outside the right hash mark before deflecting off a Longview defender and into the net, creating a 1-1 game with 32:13 left in the contest. Vallejo answered less than two and a half minutes later on a 10-yard shot off a rebound to push the Lobos ahead 2-1. Longview maintained the lead for over 23 minutes.
Sulphur Springs missed three opportunities between Vallejo's goal and Ortiz's game-tying goal. Tate Ramirez missed a header from 10 yards with 27:30 left before Victor Gonzalez barely missed wide right from eight yards shooting left to right with Longview goalkeeper Chase Reed charging at him. Reed saved a 30-yard Sulphur Springs attempt less than five minutes before Ortiz's equalizer.
Each team got one opportunity to break the tie in the final 3:05. Ramirez missed wide right from 27 yards out shooting left to right, and with 1:30 remaining Vallejo fired a rocket left to right from 30 yards that was stopped by Wildcat goalkeeper Mario Arellano.
The Wildcats (1-2-2) will take on Tyler John Tyler at 4 p.m. today in the tournament's second round.
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Biden's has a reputation for being a gaffe machine. He gave a pretty steady performance. He had a few verbal stumbles and some questionable facts but otherwise did fine.
Palin's reputation had been hammered into the ground with halting answers in some interviews. Thus, her performance last night was a success by reminding the voters of the woman who hit it out of the park at the GOP convention. Of course, she too had some questionable facts but she did what she had to do to reassure people she was up to the task.
The over-arching narrative however will probably be unchanged. At best, McCain-Palin may gain a point or two.
You really can't ask a VEEP debate to change the overall direction of a campaign. The prime example of that was 1988. Bentsen clearly dominated the debate over Quayle but Dukakis-Bentsen still went down to a big defeat. Palin can energize the base which she definitely has but its up to McCain to do his part and move the independents into his camp.
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Palin's style is casual. For some, it won't sell. For others, that is why they love her.
Biden at some points sounded like he swallowed an excel spreadsheet. When people cram too many numbers into an answer, I tend to tune out. I subscribe to the adage, you can get statistics to say anything. Some will feel his number citations indicate he is substantive.
Palin was too strong when she said Obama-Biden's timetable was a white flag of surrender.
Biden was too strong when he claimed Cheney was the most dangerous VP in history.
Biden's job was to attack McCain and he did. I don't think he ever leveled an attack on Palin.
Palin's job was to attach Obama and cite when Biden disagreed with Obama and she did it well.
Biden attacked the Bush administration and drove the point McCain would be Bush's third term. Palin didn't make any effort to defend the Bush administration and stressed McCain the Maverick who will change Washington. If independent voters who want change conclude McCain is Bush 44 then Obama wins. If independent voters see McCain as the Maverick then he wins.
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The agency said Manitoba factories shipped out $1.31-billion worth of goods during the month. That was a 0.3 per cent increase from the previous month's total of $1.30 billion, and followed a 2.1 per cent gain in July.
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It isn't and I could care less what they do with their own child. It's their child and they can treat them as they see fit.
Having said that, having said child use the same bathroom as my daughter now intrudes into MY rights (my daughters rights specifically)....and THAT I have a problem with.
And just which of your daughters rights is it now intruding on?
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Unisex bathrooms are the answer? So the first time a girl gets raped in the bathroom you'll say what? We need to change the entire bathroom system in this country because of a problem that doesn't exist? How about unisex locker-rooms and showers? Hell, I would have loved that in high school, we had some seriously hot girls in my school. What about malls? Restaurants? Airports? Train stations? All have unisex bathrooms as well?
I quite agree. A problem doesn't exist. People just need to get over what other people are "supposed" to go into which public toilet. As for the question of a girl being raped. Signs that say "girls" on bathroom doors don't stop rapists now, and they never have. What fairy-tale land are you living in.
I grew up in SoCal, the eye candy in my high school would killed most of the "farm boys from the sticks".
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Did you really just say unisex bathrooms are the answer?
Yep, i did. Mostly just to spin people up.
.... mostly.
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Also, a 6 year old child cannot be happy with a transgender decision. A 6 year old child cannot appreciate what being transgender means. As for seeking "professional' help, the article is quite vague...likely intentionally. They could have seen a guidance counselor, child psychologist, school psychologist, hypnotist, lawyer, brick mason or rock drummer for all we know.
Not so fast there...the kid can be happy with it. They might not comprehend all the implications of it, that I will agree with. But, you cannot reasonably say what the kid is happy or unhappy with it. Truth is you don't know. The parents don't know. Nobody knows except the kid.
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You cannot chose to raise your child as transgender. It is not the parent's decision, just like it isn't their decision to raise their child to be gay. I'm pretty sure you believe being gay is not a choice, correct? You're tripping over yourself with logical inconsistencies. I suggest taking a step back, have a glass of wine, and come back with a clear head.
I never said you could. I merely pointed out that according to the article these parents were, and they hypocrisy of people who are saying "I can raise my child BLAH, but, these parents can't be allowed to raise their child as a transgender. It is you who raised the question of child abuse in the article. If you can't chose to raise your child transgender, since it will have no effect. How can it be child abuse. You are using abuse under the definition of "To hurt or injure by maltreatment", are you not? If there is no resulting effect, then there is no abuse.
Perhaps you are the one in need of a step back, a glass of wine, and a clear head.
Frankly, if the kid is happy identifying as a "different gender than the chromosomes say", let him (or her) identify as that gender.
This entire "outrage" is over victorian morays that are just f-in stupid. Were there gender segregated toilets in Shakespeare's time, or at the height of the Roman Empire in the market square? Hell no. A toilet was just a toilet. People went in and did their "business" and whoever was next in line went to the next available spot. No BFD. Then the victorians come along and say "oh no...we can't have the lower classes doing that...it's so unseemly." If you will pardon the expression. What a crock of cr@p!!
Like I said, so many people, so obsessed with other peoples genitals. Its creepy.
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Miley Cyrus is no stranger to danger, but she may have pushed things too far with her onstage jest about date rape at a London nightclub.
On Friday night, Cyrus was midway through her scheduled appearance at the popular G-A-Y nightclub in central London when she brought one of her friends onstage to wish him a happy birthday.
Obviously in a celebratory frame of mind, the 21-year-old singer told the audience, "You know, everyone is a little bit gay. … It's the truth."
But no doubt a few jaws in the crowd dropped when Cyrus continued by saying, "Everyone's gay, all it takes is one cocktail. And if that doesn't work, sprinkle something in their drink. That's what I always do."
Say what? Did the former Hannah Montana star actually make a public joke about date rape?
By Saturday morning, Cyrus's comments were trending on social media with hundreds of Twitter users – including some of her 18-million followers – decrying her stage banter as being harmful and sexist.
Also weighing in was online gossip gadfly Perez Hilton, who said, "Even if she [Cyrus] was caught up in the moment, that's a really tacky joke to make. We expect shocking antics out of Miz Cyrus at this point, but that just wasn't funny."
At the same G-A-Y show, Cyrus wore a form-fitting sequined bodysuit and performed onstage with a large inflatable phallus.
In a recent interview with Bang Showbiz, Cyrus marvelled over the openness of British gay people.
"When I go to London, that's what it is," said Cyrus in the interview. "I feel like they are so much more open, much more here than in the U.S. where they're feeling trapped, where it's like, 'Can I even say I believe in gay marriage?' "
Added Cyrus: "Can I say that my favourite fans are my gay fans? Am I allowed to say that? Because half of America is still against it."
During her concert last Tuesday at London's O2 Arena, Cyrus also revealed herself to be a high-profile cannabis advocate.
"Weed never killed anyone," Cyrus told the capacity crowd. "So stop smoking cigarettes and roll a fat blunt."
But at least one person in Britain remains a diehard Cyrus fan: Mirror columnist Katie Hind expresses glowing admiration of the bold new Miley and explains the uproar over her supposedly outrageous antics.
"I shall tell you precisely why," explains Hind. "Because she's asserting power. Yes, little 21-year-old, five-feet-tall Miley – the girl known for so many years as a timid little Disney character – has grown up."
Justin Bieber chose the wrong public venue to impress his mother on Mother's Day. The Canadian pop star was roundly razzed by sports fans as he sat courtside with his mother Pattie Mallette at the Staples Center for Sunday's playoff game between the Los Angeles Clippers and Oklahoma City Thunder. "The entire place booed him when Staples Center cameras put him on the jumbotron," a source told E! News. Oblivious to the negative reaction, Bieber tweeted a picture of his mother holding a hot dog with the caption, "Took my mom to the game…She's more focused on the food."
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Jennifer Esposito calls her former husband Bradley Cooper a "master manipulator" in a new book. The actress, who was married to Cooper from late 2006 to May, 2007, focuses largely on her battles with celiac disease in the new book titled Jennifer's Way, but also devotes space to her former spouse. Without mentioning him by name, Esposito refers to an unnamed actor who was "funny, smart, cocky, arrogant and a master manipulator" when they began dating. Esposito also writes that she got married to the Silver Linings Playbook star despite "an entire marching squad of red flags."
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Infamous financier Jordan Belfort lost his cool on a recent Australian TV interview. During his sitdown with the Australian version of 60 Minutes, Belfort, who was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the film Wolf of Wall Street, calmly dodged several questions about his current wealth poised to him by interviewer Liz Hayes – until she asked him, "You have an oral contract with your management, the Fordham company – is that an attempt to hide your income [in Australia]?" Belfort responded with, "I'm done with this, I'm not gonna get attacked here – you've got a lot of nerve, boy," after which he stormed off.
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Lea Michele honoured her late boyfriend Cory Monteith by tweeting a photo of them together on what would have been his 32nd birthday. The Glee star posted the black-and-white photograph of the couple laughing together to her Twitter account on Sunday along with the caption, "The biggest heart and most beautiful smile. In all of our hearts…We love you so. Happy Birthday." Monteith passed away in a Vancouver hotel room last July from an overdose of cocaine and alcohol.
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Diane Keaton has opened up about her long battle with bulimia in a new TV interview. The Annie Hall star, who first revealed her struggles with the eating disorder in her 2011 memoir Then Again, revisited the topic during her appearance on The Dr. Oz Show last week. Keaton, 68, said that her bulimia hit its lowest ebb in her mid-20s, when she would routinely consume up to 20,000 calories each day. "All I did was feed my hunger," she told Dr. Mehmet Oz. "So I was an addict. It was of course the lowest point in my life."
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Apple's (AAPL) new tablet computer has been described as a larger version of the iPhone. It probably has a touch screen that is 10.1″ across and offers access to both 3G and WiFi communications. The screen will set up for easy reading of book content or movie viewing. The retail price is likely to be between $800 and $1,000. Recent ChangeWave research indicates that the product will sell well as soon as it is available.
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The tablet is also up against netbooks, the fastest selling part of the PC market. A number of Asian manufacturers, Dell (DELL) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), offer these products. They have very small screens, unlike the Apple product, but run fairly powerful Intel and AMD processors, and, in most cases Windows. Netbooks sell for about $300 which gives them a price advantage over the tablet. The Apple product's screen size may trump the cost difference for consumers who are interested in watching multimedia content.
Dell has already put products into the field that will give the Apple tablet significant competition. Dell's Alienware gaming laptops start at $1,199. These PCs have 15″ screens, can sit flat and run powerful Nvidia graphics chips. It is hard to see how the Apple product can match most of those features.
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While working out in Southern California in preparation for spring training, right-handed pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma suffered an injury to the middle finger on his right (throwing) hand.
Iwakuma was examined by hand specialist Dr. Don Sheridan in Arizona. Dr. Sheridan has diagnosed a strained tendon in his middle finger.
Iwakuma has had the finger placed in a splint, and will not throw for four to six weeks. He will be re-examined after three weeks. At this time, it is not expected that the finger will require surgery to repair.
"Luckily, this does not appear to be a serious injury," said Zduriencik. "It is a setback for Kuma, but we are confident that he will quickly overcome the missed time and be able to rejoin our rotation early in the regular season."
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Giuliani falsely claims "[w]e had no domestic attacks under Bush"
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On Good Morning America, Rudy Giuliani falsely claimed that "[w]e had no domestic attacks under Bush. We've had one under Obama." In fact, while Giuliani and other conservative media figures have recently downplayed the number of attacks on the United States under former President Bush, there were numerous terrorist attacks attempted during the Bush administration, including the September 11, 2001, attacks, the attempted detonation of an explosive device on an airplane by shoe bomber Richard Reid, and the anthrax attacks.
From the January 8 broadcast of ABC's Good Morning America:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS (co-host): But President Bush said he wanted to close [the detention center at Guantánamo Bay] as well.
RUDY GIULIANI: Well, he did because of the pressure. It isn't that President Bush did everything right. This whole thing is like -- they say, well, you know, President Bush sent people to Yemen. Well, he shouldn't have. He shouldn't have sent people to Yemen. Obviously, now, if he can do it again -- one in five people that have been released from Guantánamo have gotten involved in terrorist activities. At least -- that's what we can measure. Obviously it was a mistake. What he should be doing is following the right things that Bush did -- one of the right things he did was treat this as a war on terror. We had no domestic attacks under Bush. We've had one under Obama. Number two, he should correct the things that Bush didn't do right. Sending people to Yemen was wrong. Not connecting -- not getting this whole intelligence thing correct is both Bush's responsibility and Obama's.
Several domestic attacks took place under Bush, including 9-11 attacks
September 11, 2001 attacks. As CNN noted, "On September 11, 2001, four U.S. planes hijacked by terrorists crashed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania killing nearly 3,000 people in a matter of hours."
2001 anthrax attacks. A March 2004 State Department report on "Significant Terrorist Incidents, 1961-2003" quotes then-Attorney General John Ashcroft saying of the letters containing anthrax mailed to various targets: "When people send anthrax through the mail to hurt people and invoke terror, it's a terrorist act." Five people were killed as a result of those letters in the autumn of 2001.
2001 shoe bomber attempted attack. In June 2008, then-Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff described Reid's December 2001 attempt "to blow up a trans-Atlantic plane with a shoe bomb" as an attempt to "carry out terrorist operations for Al-Qaeda."
2002 attack against El Al ticket counter at LAX. In July 2002, Hesham Mohamed Hadayet opened fire at an El Al Airlines ticket counter at Los Angeles International Airport killing two people and wounding four others before being shot dead. A 2004 Justice Department report stated that Hadayet's case had been "officially designated as an act of international terrorism."
2002 DC-area sniper. The state of Virginia indicted Washington, D.C.-area sniper John Allen Muhammad -- along with his accomplice, a minor at the time -- on "an act of terrorism" for one of the murders he committed during a three-week shooting spree across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Muhammad was convicted, sentenced to death, and subsequently executed for the crime.
2006 UNC SUV attack. In March 2006, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill graduate Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar drove an SUV into an area of campus, striking nine pedestrians. According to reports, Taheri-azar said he acted because he wanted to "avenge the deaths or murders of Muslims around the world." Taheri-azar also reportedly stated in a letter: "I was aiming to follow in the footsteps of one of my role models, Mohammad Atta, one of the 9/11/01 hijackers, who obtained a doctorate degree."
Giuliani latest conservative to downplay terrorist attacks under Bush
Frederick: All domestic terrorist attacks since 9-11 took place "on Obama's watch." As Media Matters for America documented, Las Vegas Review-Journal publisher Sherman Frederick wrote in a January 3 column:
If this is what it takes to wake up Obama to the evils of this world, then he learned an easy lesson. But tell that to the personnel who lost their lives to terrorism at Fort Hood.
Then, as now, the Obama administration fails to swiftly acknowledge the threat. They demur in describing our enemy as radical Muslims. They plan to close the offshore prison for terrorists at Guantanamo Bay and transfer the prisoners to the United States. They give the enemy combatants who killed more than 3,000 people on 9/11 the privilege of a civilian federal trial in New York City when a military tribunal is more appropriate. And for three days our president failed to address his people directly on Abdulmutallab's failed effort to blow up a commercial flight over Detroit on Christmas Day. All of this on top of President Obama's noticeable refusal to characterize our struggle as a "war" on "terror."
In the wake of fierce criticism, Obama now talks tough about keeping America safe. But in the two cases of domestic terrorism since 9/11 -- both on Obama's watch -- red flags flew aplenty.
Matalin downplays attacks under Bush, falsely claiming "Bush inherited" 9-11 attacks. On the December 27 edition of CNN's State of the Union, Republican strategist Mary Matalin falsely claimed that Bush "inherited the most tragic attack on our own soil in our nation's history." In fact, the September 11, 2001, attacks occurred eight months into Bush's presidency and more than a month after he had received a Presidential Daily Briefing titled, "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S."
Perino: "We did not have a terrorist attack on our country during President Bush's term." Bush White House Press Secretary Dana Perino falsely claimed on the November 24, 2009, edition of Fox News' Hannity that "[w]e did not have a terrorist attack on our country during President Bush's term."
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Pandas teach us how to Dougie and four more weird dance videos
Ah, animals humping stuff. Other than people falling down, this might be our favorite genre of YouTube clip at the moment. Today, under its "cute as balls" video section. Videogum shared with the world this masterpiece of time-wasting -- the simple pairing of Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How To Dougie" with clips of pandas air-humping, scratching backs and what honestly looks like the cutest as balls-est animal on the planet doing the horizontal Dougie. It inspired us to share more of our favorite dancing videos -- both remakes and originals.5. Pandas teach us how to Dougie
These pandas are certified getting it--from the ground to the treetops, they have turned this dance into a complex sex jig, and don't seem to care who's watching. As Mos Def would say, SWAG, SWAG, SWAG.4. Crazy Frog Bros
Okay, so these dudes aren't teaching us anything, and they obviously choreographed this video (which includes the best visual joke of all time, the "walk down the stairs"), but it is obvious there is some passion in the dance. Pay special attention around 2:12, when the lanky one magically swings in to the frame on a rope, Tarzan-style. Where ever these kids live, it must rule if they have an indoor rope swing.
3. Fred Astaire brings Sexyback Frankly, this video just shows that no matter how well Justin thinks he dances for a white man, Fred Astaire will always have the crown. Not to mention Astaire actually knows how to dress, and probably wouldn't be caught dead selling a line of faux-premium denim wear at Target, ahem, William Rast.2. Baby does the "Stanky Leg"
And as the Youtube title for the video announces, it is "hella funny" to watch. But what's really funny is seeing a baby make a mockery of something adults do in public.
There is no way "Walk It Out" was made without seeing this video first. It is too perfect. We can't believe this dance didn't catch on. The Electric Slide and the Cupid Shuffle don't have shit on Verdon's "Mexican Breakfast" dance, complete with pelvic thrusts.
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25 Sweet Easter Treats
Here comes Peter Cottontail… yes, Easter is on its way! Just a few short weeks until the big day. I've been on the hunt for great ideas for W's basket and a backyard egg hunt. I've also been trying out tons of Easter treats like my easy Jelly Bean Bark.
I just cannot resist my sweet tooth this time of year. There are so many goodies on the store shelves and so many great ideas on the blogs I read! Here are 25 of my recent favorites:
- Bunny Bait by Formula Mom (pictured)
- Easter Egg Basket Cupcakes by Simmworks Family Blog (pictured)
- Rice Krispies Chicks by Around My Family Table (pictured)
- Stand Up Lamb Cake by Kid's Fun Reviewed (pictured)
- Sunflower Peeps Cake by It's a Lovely Life! (pictured)
- Bunny Snack Mix by About a Mom (pictured)
- Homemade Peanut Butter Easter Eggs at Tales From the Nursery
- Carrot Patch Cupcakes by Frog Prince Paperie
- Cupcakes in Egg Shells by The Cupcake Project
- Ravenous Rabbit Cupcakes by Hungry Happenings
- No Bake Easter Cookies by The Common Cents Home
- Easter Egg Fudge by The Penny Lane
- Easter Scotcharoo Cups by Lil' Luna
- Mini Marshmallow Flowers by RACKS and Mooby
- Easy Lemon Cutout Cookies by eASYbAKED
- Cadbury Creme Cups by katrina's kitchen
- Robin Egg No-Bake Cheesecake by Barbara Bakes
- Easter Lemon Meringue Nest by My Sweet Remedy
- Easter Candy Cupcakes by High Country House & Home
- Easy Spring Chick Cupcakes by Our Best Bites
- Colorful Coconut Cups by Brit. + Co
- Sparkly Bite-Sized Egg Cookies by The Decorated Cookie
- Cadbury Creme Fudge by Raising 4 Princesses
- Easter Marshmallow Pops by Living Locurto
- Bunny Buns Cookie Bites by Munchkin Munchies
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C. S. Lewis is said to have walked every day, rain or shine, because walking fueled his creativity. There is much research to back this up--walking is an important human practice, and as such it is an important spiritual one. Today go for a walk with no destination in mind. Simply wander and pray that God will lead you, even if the only place you arrive is at yourself. … [Read more...]
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Guasacaca (Wah-Sah-Kaka) Salsa De Venezuela
Recipe by Kathy228
Unlike guacamole, everything is hand-chopped. I use it as a salsa for arepas, a chopped salad with meals, a chunky dip for corn chips.
Top Review by lfgranes
Being born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, allow me to say something:
Guasacaca does not use Avocado on the recipe. Green & Red Peppers, Onions, Tomatoes, Garlic, Basil, Parsley, Oil (Corn Oil) and Vinegar. Everything finely chopped and let it simmer on the refrigerator overnight, covered. Guasacaca is typically found on all Steak house and Grill Houses and in Venezuelan Food Restaurants, it goes wonderfully with Beef, Chicken and Pork, Sausages and so on. Is typically on your table and then you get the oven baked arepitas, split them by the middle and stuff it with the Guasacaca. People also used when eating Empanadas, for breakfast and lunch, or any time of the day. The garlic taste has to be enough but not too much to overwhelm the other flavor on the pot. If you want to spicy it a little, you can add some freshly ground black pepper, or use Red Onions (Purple Onions in Venezuela o Morada as we called them down there). Check for the Arepas recipe, make them in the small version and try it.
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- 1 medium tomatoes
- 1 medium onion
- 2 avocados, peeled and seeded
- 1⁄4 cup minced bell pepper (optional)
- 3⁄4 cup cilantro leaf, chopped
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons hot sauce
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- Chop by hand, all the vegetables.
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It was kind of a chicken and egg thing. When would MLS come to Philadelphia? When there were plans for a soccer specific stadium to house the team. The egg finally hatched in June of this year, with the opening of PPL Park on the Chester Waterfront, an event that ranks second on the Philly Soccer News list of the top ten local stories of 2010.
Though not as expensive as its counterpart to the north in New Jersey, PPL's opening gave Philadelphia area soccer a focal point, as well as spectacular views of the Delaware River and the Commodore Barry Bridge, as pretty a backdrop for soccer as any in this country.
The opening came on a sunny Sunday afternoon, while much of the country was in the grip of World Cup fever and transfixed by the performance of the U.S. team in South Africa.
The sellout crowd that piled into the stadium that day was treated to a 3-1 win over Seattle Sounders FC, with Sebastien LeToux scoring a goal and setting up both of the other Union scores.
Following the opening of the stadium, Union President Tom Veit said there is nothing the team would have done differently in building this $110 million waterfront stadium, except "probably we could have added a couple of thousand seats."
There were numerous occasions during the season when they could have used those extra seats, notably for games against the LA Galaxy and New York Red Bulls, but Veit says it's the people in those seats that help turn PPL Park into what it is. A real home for the team.
"The most unique feature of this building," said Veit, "Is how we incorporate the fans."
Fans are encouraged to sing the national anthem, and the team's anthem, "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover," which begins playing when the clock hits 20:10 to commemorate the first season. But the supporter's section on the River End of the stadium is perhaps its most unique feature. The team prefers to attack in that direction in the second half, and the Union players also initiated their own version of pro football's Lambeau Leap, jumping into the arms of members of the Sons of Ben in section of stands dubbed The River End starting the first tradition at PPL Park with a "River Run."
"There is an intimidation factor," Union defender Danny Califf said of other teams having to play at PPL Park in front of Union fans, especially the Sons of Ben. "They are not going to be very nice to you."
Those Union fans were large in numbers, a total of 288,810 turning out for the club's 15 regular season home games (including two at Lincoln Financial Field). Games against Celtic FC and Chivas de Guadalajara also featured at PPL Park this season.
While the stadium was built primarily for the Union, the facility also hosted the U.S. Men's and Women's national teams for a pair of poorly attended games in October.
Although the stadium's primary function is soccer, the Union already has booked a rugby tournament and the NCAA Lacrosse Regionals into the facility, and there has been some talk of becoming home to Villanova football if it makes the jump up to the Big East.
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Here's how you can install a Google Play lens for Unity that will let you search for Android apps and games on your Ubuntu 12.10 system.
1. Open a terminal window.
2. Type in the following commands then hit Enter after each.
sudo apt-get install python-unity-singlet cd /tmp wget http://goo.gl/ZozkU -O googleplaylens_12.11_all.deb sudo dpkg -i googleplaylens_12.11_all.deb
3. Log out of your current session.
4. Log back in.
For more, see the original article at the link below.
Search Android Apps & Games From Unity Dash With Ubuntu Google Play Lens | Up Ubuntu
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