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So solid was Hayes — after the game.
Hayes stood in one of the scores of auxiliary locker rooms in the Georgia Dome and answered question after question about mostly the same inquiries.
Most popular? "Have you guys gotten into Kentucky's head?"
Sure, it was time to look ahead to today and what should be the hoops version of a Georgia-Florida football game.
But Hayes and fellow seniors Chris Daniels, Rashad Wright, and Damien Wilkins couldn't help but savor the afternoon's 73-59 thumping of Auburn in the first game of the Southeastern Conference Tournament in Atlanta.
"It feels good," Hayes said smiling. "It was probably the best day of the season."
Hayes never lost this little smile throughout the questions, those original and repeated. A good 25 minutes into it, he hardly tired of repeating a different version of the same answer to a question first asked 24 minutes earlier.
Why not smile? Why not walk out onto the Dome floor today with a smile?
They've only waited almost 370 days to do this. They've endured the smirks and wisecracks and a coaching change and investigations and academic inquiries.
Everything about them that sports is supposed to strengthen — character, teamwork, intelligence, integrity — has been tested and questioned for 12 months.
And Georgia comes out and makes 10 of its first 16 shots, and scores 11 points before Auburn marks. Levi Stukes shoots like he's in his high school gym, and the Bulldogs defense is just about squeezing into Auburn uniforms.
The team that wasn't holding parties to greet Dennis Felton as head coach last spring is playing his game and is on the verge of an unimaginable NCAA bid. Nobody has come farther than Hayes, who immediately trotted into Felton's doghouse before the season.
"It was an adjustment period," Hayes said. "We had to get acclimated to each other."
Acclimation achieved.
And thus, this is how funky sports can be, and how glorious the game of college basketball is.
Kentucky wants a piece of Georgia.
Kentucky. Wants a big piece. Of Georgia. In basketball.
The Cats are gunning for the Dogs.
Somewhere, Steve Spurrier is somehow cheering for Kentucky.
The Wildcats have the chip on their collective shoulder. They've been humbled and angered in a pair of losses to a team thumped by Winthrop.
By a team that lost by 24 at Tennessee, and scored a whole 39 points in losing at Vanderbilt.
Uh, UK beat Winthrop by 21, Vandy by 12 (to go with a six-point loss), and topped Tennessee by one and 32, respectively. But enough about today's bone-crushing chess match. Thursday was about returning — with permission — to the SEC Tournament, and rolling through the first game with more precision and work ethic than perhaps expected.
Jarvis Hayes was about as giddy as his younger brother, and if you don't think there was a huge, massive part of him that wishes he'd just showered and stood with a Georgia uniform at his feet answering the same questions, you'd be way wrong.
He leered behind the media pack, a grin wider than the Downtown Connector as his brother went through the drill.
"Gimme a question. What can I ask him?" he begged of Daniels. Way too much genuine enthusiasm for somebody in the NBA, but not for somebody who was last year's leader whose season died suddenly and painfully.
Thursday may have been part exoricism from Harrick's Hell and Adams' Abyss, but the sign that Georgia might just have a little bit more upstairs than given credit for came during attempts to ply that angle.
You might as well have asked about the Prohibition Era.
"We're here now," Wilkins said. "I don't think our focus should be anything about last year. If we do, it'll be too stressful. We've gotta think about Auburn, we gotta think about Kentucky, and whatever happens after that.
"I don't think it's ... appropriate ... to sustain any type of mental focus on last year."
There's a cliche in sportswriting that was fresh about 130 years ago, thus quite frowned upon. But it's actually sort of fitting when you consider that Hayes, Daniels, Wright and Wilkins played in no postseason as juniors, and have watched their program and school go through embarrassment, verbal abuse, and a national mocking.
The cliche is fitting with the vision of Hayes standing wrapped in a towel, smiling and having the same conversation with different people for half an hour after simply beating Auburn by 13.
What a difference a year DOES make.

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You can't talk to any defensive players on the Bears for very long without hearing them mention end Julius Peppers, the biggest catch in this year's free-agent fishing derby.
Unlike the average fan, professional athletes aren't inclined to look at a teammate as "the savior," and Bears players don't think of the 6-7, 283-pound Peppers that way, even though he's had more than 10 sacks in six of his eight NFL seasons. But they do realize that the five-time Pro Bowler is a difference maker who can elevate a good defense to a great one.
The feeling goes all the way back into the secondary, where pass-rush pressure from Peppers can help that group get more of the interceptions that were lacking last season.
"I think the attitude is that we got big nine-zero there, so he's going to help us out a lot," said cornerback Charles Tillman, whose two interceptions last season were his fewest in five years. "And with Mark Anderson, I'm confident with the pass rush that they're going to get."
Safety Chris Harris, back for his second tour of duty with the Bears after spending the past three seasons playing with Peppers in Carolina, knows better than any Bear what to expect.
"I've had a chance to see him up close and personal for three years, so I know the talent that he has and what he's capable of doing," Harris said. "I know what he'll bring to this defense."
Peppers doesn't seem burdened in the least by the great expectations that have come with his 81 career sacks and a six-year contract that could be worth as much as $91.5 million, even when it's his teammates.
"It's only normal," Peppers said. "I'm the new guy. I came here with a lot of hype, so it's normal for them to mention me first because there was so much attention placed on me being here. But it's a role that I've always had, being one of the more popular players on the team, so I'm used to it.
"But we still have to go out and perform. Just because I'm here doesn't really mean anything. I have to go out and perform just as well as those other guys."
Actually, Peppers is expected to perform much better than most other guys, but with 25 sacks in the past two seasons, that's an attainable goal. That difference-making ability won't manifest itself until the regular season gets under way, but Peppers has already brought something extra to the Bears.
"I couldn't have asked for anything more from him," coach Lovie Smith said. "Not just as a football player, but him moving into a leadership role fairly quickly with our team."
But much more is expected from Peppers besides a strong work ethic and leadership.
"When you have a dominant player like that, [the offense] will have to keep backs or tight ends in to chip guys [on pass plays]," Smith said. "If you have a dominant player, it's a trickle-down effect. Somebody eventually will get the one-on-ones that you want. We feel like we can get Julius and Tommie [Harris] in some positions where they're one-on-one, and we think they're going to win most of those battles. It's not just Tommie and Julius, even though they're going to lead the group. In order for us to be a dominant defense, our defensive line has to play up to their potential."
That's just fine with Peppers. He'll take the responsibility and carry it on his broad shoulders.
"It's something I've dealt with my whole life really, so it's nothing new," he said. "I relish the role, and I'm sure that I can live up to all the expectations and do what's expected."
"You've got to take it back to the old school," Tillman said. "You can learn a lot from your past, and back in the day, when [the Bears] had the Monsters of the Midway, they were a force to be reckoned with. That's what we're trying to do, trying to bring that back."
Tillman admits he hasn't actually watched many old Bears game on film, but he said the team has seen highlights of great Bears defensive teams of the past.
"Coach Smith showed a couple plays here and there," Tillman said. "They were brutal. I'm sure the style of football they played is somewhat illegal nowadays, with the forearms, but we'll try to get as close to that as we can without penalties."
Smith is encouraging the throwback attitude.
"We're the Chicago Bears. We have to play good defense," he said. "We're going to talk a lot about the Monsters of the Midway, getting back to that brand of football, being a tough, physical group. We feel like we can do that." ...
While players have expressed a desire to save Smith's job, which likely hinges on a trip to the postseason this year, the coach isn't the only one who would be adversely affected by another non-playoff season.
"We have to save our own jobs, not just worry about the coaches," wide receiver Devin Hester said. "We have to go out and make plays. If we go out and do the things that need to be done, then we don't have to worry about the coaches. They're going to be here forever." ...
Some of the most intense competition of training camp is expected to be at wide receiver, where Hester, Johnny Knox, Earl Bennett, Devin Aromashodu and Juaquin Iglesias will be battling for playing time and Jay Cutler passes. But that group will be battling off the field as well – at the game board.
When Bennett was asked how he planned to amuse himself during the infrequent down time during the three weeks at Olivet Nazarene University, his unexpected reply was: "I think somebody brought a Monopoly game."
That's it?
"You don't understand," he said. "Me, 'Hes,' Juaquin and Johnny, we go at it." ...
Bennett was married on June 19, and there's nothing like a trip to Bourbonnais to officially mark the end of the honeymoon period.
"I've been loving it," Bennett said of married life. "It's good."
But what about the three-week separation?
"Uh, yeah," he laughed. "I'm good being away. I don't know about her, but I'm all right with it." ...
Knox was so anxious to arrive at his second training camp he made a rookie mistake and forgot to pack a key component.
"I was so excited to get down here," he said, "I forgot my Xbox."
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Vision of Disorder to Play Benefit Show for Hurricane Sandy Victims
Hardcore veterans Vision of Disorder have announced they will play a benefit show in Brooklyn on November 24 to raise money for Hurricane Sandy victims.
"Picking Up Change: Hardcore For Hurricane Relief" proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross in the wake of the destruction caused by Sandy. Show attendees may also bring canned food, batteries and toiletries to donate as there will be collection bins outside the venue.
Hurricane Sandy swept through the Northeast on October 29, leaving millions without power, heat or gas especially in areas such as New Jersey, New York City and Long Island.
The band who calls Long Island home said, "Our hearts go out to those severely affected by this tragic incident....we felt donating the proceeds from the Brooklyn show was a no-brainer"
Primitive Weapons, Yuppicide, and Swarm of Arrows are supporting acts for the event later this month at the Music Hall of Williamsburg.
Vision of Disorder released their first album in over ten years, The Cursed Remain Cursed, in September.
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No one was too surprised when Pollycarpus Prianto decided he was too sick to front up at Jakarta police headquarters on Thursday.
The 43-year-old Garuda pilot has been increasingly evasive as investigators probe his murky role in the murder of Munir Said Thalib, the country's fearless human rights campaigner and staunch critic of the security forces.
Mr Munir, 39, was on a Garuda flight from Jakarta to Amsterdam via Singapore on September 6 last year when he became violently ill on the second leg of the journey. Doubled up in agony, he was a couple of hours short of his destination when he died.
His death was shocking enough, but the Dutch coroner's revelation in December that he had been poisoned with arsenic left people wondering if Indonesia's justice system had the strength to expose those who ordered such an audacious murder. They are still waiting to find out.
New President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono set up his own fact-finding team last year: it included friends of Mr Munir. Last week their interim report prompted Dr Yudhoyono to encourage them to press even harder for the truth by declaring the case a test of "whether Indonesia has changed".
After three months of inquiries, police have yet to declare anyone a suspect, but state-owned Garuda is increasingly implicated.
The head of the fact-finding team, Brigadier-General Marsudi Hanafi, said the evidence all pointed at Garuda, including a director. "There is hard evidence that the murder of Munir is a conspiracy. There is no way it was committed by individuals," he said.
Dozens of Garuda staff have been questioned. But one man, Pollycarpus Prianto, seems to holds all the clues.
He was on Garuda flight 974 when it left Jakarta and gave Mr Munir his seat in business class, allowing the activist to move out of economy.
Although he'd previously met Mr Munir, Mr Prianto was hardly a friend. He has been unable to explain three suspicious calls made from his phone to Mr Munir's shortly before his death.
No one, least of all Garuda, has given a plausible explanation of why Mr Prianto was even on the flight. An early explanation was that he was preparing a report on in-flight service for use in training.
Later Garuda CEO Indra Setiawan said he sent Mr Prianto to Singapore to check on a Garuda 747 that had had landing gear problems.
Mr Prianto has told several stories about why he was on the flight and what occurred during the trip, stories that raise more questions. Apart from protesting his innocence, Mr Prianto rarely seems to say the same thing twice.
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Old-Fashioned Chocolate Pie Recipe
Preparing this old-fashioned pie brings back memories. When I was a girl, we cranked homemade ice cream to serve with it.
- 1/2 cup water
- 1-1/2 ounces unsweetened chocolate
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup shortening
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 egg
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COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — The mayor of Costa Mesa is suing the police labor union, claiming it waged a campaign to intimidate and defame him during contract talks.
James Righeimer's suit, filed Tuesday in Orange County, accuses the Costa Mesa Police Officers' Association of privacy invasion, conspiracy, assault and civil rights violations. His wife and Councilman Steve Mensinger are also part of the suit.
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Free Legal Aid Clinics: Asking "Why?"0 Comments
Since the fall of 2013, the Institute for Law, Justice and Society has hosted legal aid clinics that are free and open to the public. Our Influencing Change class worked on a vision for these legal clinics to better define the mission and purpose behind them. The following is an reflection essay by a student from the Influencing Change class.
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By reaching out to the Nashville community in the form of providing free legal aid, the department of Law, Justice and Society is creating a strategy for change. And in doing so, there must be a purpose. As we get wrapped up in the questions of what, where, and how these possible changes will take place, it can become easy to forget the question of "why." Why does Lipscomb University want to change the community's conditions? And does the Law, Justice & Society program even have the ability to make such an impact on the community?
First and more specifically, we must address what exactly we are trying to change. By bringing free legal services into the community we are reaching out to those who either cannot afford legal help or those who are just simply unaware of what initial direction to head in with their concerns. Being able to ask someone a question or two about a legal concern they have can put any mind at ease, especially if we can provide such an opportunity in a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment. LJS wants to give the people of Nashville the aid that they, and every other citizen of America, deserve. This aid is not intended, by any means, to be in the charity sense, but more so to exercise the freedoms the American people have when it comes to taking their case to court, whatever that case may be. However, the majority of the time these people simply do not have the resources or understanding to go about getting what they justly deserve. LJS wants to break the barrier between the common citizens of Nashville and the often times intimidating, upper-class attorneys that far too frequently seem out of reach.
The Law, Justice, and Society program at Lipscomb University directly states, "[LJS] looks at the legal system as a vehicle for bringing about social change." What better way to go about bringing social change then to provide free legal services straight to the heart of Lipscomb's community? The word "society" is in our title and is therefore an important aspect of why we study what we study.
Is Lipscomb capable of making an impact on Nashville? Absolutely. It will take work and even practice to determine what has the best effects, what works and what does not, but overall, LJS has exactly what it needs to take the steps to turn this plan into a reality. There are resources available, a number of students ready to work, and connections expanding all over the city. Lipscomb has dozens of community partners through its SALT (serving and learning together) program. Lipscomb states, "Collaborative work with community partners is vital to the success of The SALT Program. Our hope is that collectively, through these service-learning experiences, we all will have greater capacity to create positive change in a community where we all reside." Lipscomb University's mission statement is also the perfect answer to the question "why?" Why do we want to change these conditions of the community? "Faith. Community. Knowledge. Innovation. Service." These are the five unshakeable pillars that make us who we are. As the world evolves, Lipscomb will always look for more ways to live out our ideals. What will never change, however, is our commitment to intentionally, courageously, and graciously obey God's will." It is so clearly evident that Lipscomb wants to make a difference in the Nashville community. By realizing the need for legal aid, the university can use its specific program that works so closely to study the legal system to help live out this powerful mission statement. "At Lipscomb University, we believe that as knowledge grows in use, it also grows in value. With the lessons of our classrooms, we work in the world. With the certainty of our faith, we serve the good of all. With the experiences of our past, we plan for the future. We believe that when you know your gifts, your God, and your direction, you confidently welcome what comes next…This mission is carried out not only in the classroom but also by involvement in numerous services to the church and the larger community."
Before the questions of what, when, and where can be answered, it is important to know why we want to take on the task of providing free legal aid to the community. This is a loaded question that can have many answers, but what it truly comes down to is that we want to bring help to the people of Nashville because as members of Lipscomb University that is what we are called to do. As Law, Justice, and Society students planning on only advancing in the field of law and justice someday, that is what we are called to do. We are called to live out faith, community, knowledge, innovation and service and we can do so by faithfully bringing knowledge and innovation to our community through service.


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A Camp Pendleton Marine whose murder conviction in a major Iraq War case was overturned after he spent more than six years in prison was released from the brig Friday.
After Sgt. Lawrence Hutchins III was discharged from the naval prison at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, he checked into Headquarters and Support Battalion at Camp Pendleton, where he will work pending resolution of his legal case, said Marine Maj. Babu Kaza, his lawyer.
Hutchins, then 22, was in charge of a squad of Marines and a Navy hospital corpsman who killed an unarmed man in Hamdaniya, Iraq, in 2006 during the height of the insurgency.
"The Pendleton 8," as supporters called them, kidnapped an unarmed Iraqi villager from his bed at night, shot him in a ditch, then staged the body to look like he had been planting roadside bombs.
Hutchins was tried the next year at general court martial and convicted of unpremeditated murder.
Prosecutors accused the squad of snatching another man at random when their original target could not be found. Hutchins said he thought they killed an insurgent leader.
After the release he had wished for so long, Hutchins said he was overcome with emotions difficult to describe.
"There is a family in Iraq right now that does not have a father or a husband home with them, and I have never forgotten. It has always been my sincere hope that if that man were to see me today, he could at least be proud (of) the man this whole experience has turned me into," he said, according to a statement released by his lawyer.
His wife, Reyna, told their two children she was going to the store, but instead picked up Hutchins and brought him home to Oceanside as a surprise, Kaza said.
The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the military's highest court, dismissed Hutchins' conviction and sentence on June 26. Four of the five judges on the military high court agreed that his constitutional rights were violated because of circumstances surrounding a confession Hutchins gave a naval investigator in Iraq, after he had been held in a trailer for a week without access to a lawyer.
He was serving an 11-year sentence while appeals continued.
The Navy Judge Advocate General is considering options available to the government, which include petitioning the Supreme Court or returning the case to the convening authority to decide whether to seek retrial, said spokeswoman Jennifer Zeldis.
A decision is expected next month, she said.
Marine Forces Central Command, the convening authority, did not respond to requests Thursday for comment.
Hutchins said he is afraid he cannot receive a fair retrial because of public comments Navy Secretary Ray Mabus made about his culpability in 2009, comments amounting to "unlawful command influence."


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There are a few chores that are reserved for him, but my two teenage daughters and myself do the chores every day.


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The tournament's host team is playing on the final day, but it's suiting up a few hours earlier than it hoped.
Playing in their home gym, the Butler boys lost to Liberty County 79-68 in a Region 3-AAAA Tournament semifinal on Tuesday. Liberty County will play Glenn Hills at 8:30 tonight for the region championship.
With the defeat, the Bulldogs match up against Richmond Academy in today's consolation game at 5:30 p.m., when the third and fourth seeds from the region will be decided.
"We'll learn from what we did wrong," Bulldogs coach Cervantes Boddy said. "We'll get ready for the next game."
Butler (9-18) didn't get enough stops on defense, allowing close looks inside as the Panthers scored 43 points in the first half to lead by 13. Liberty County never trailed in the second half.
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Rahm Emanuel Knows What it's Like to Be a Poor Black Kid, Because He Was One
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That claim is made by Rahm's brother in his upcoming autobiography, according to Vanity Fair:
When Rahm was a baby, their mother left him momentarily in the care of two-year-old Ezekiel and a five-year-old cousin before leaving the room. When the boys were children, she sent them off alone to spend summer days on Chicago's Foster Avenue Beach, which they reached through a tunnel beneath Lake Shore Drive.
After a few days in the sun Ari and Rahm could pass for African-Americans, which led to the occasional dustup on a beach that was segregated in custom and practice. "Certain people—mostly white males between the ages of 10 and 15—made it their business to enforce the unwritten whites-only rule," Ezekiel writes. "When they called my brothers niggers and tried to bully us off the beach, we — naturally — refused to move. Instead, one of us would answer, 'You can't make me leave.'" If shouting didn't work, the Emanuel boys had no qualms about throwing punches. "We were city kids, not anti-war activists."
Wow. No wonder America's first "first black president" wanted Rahm to serve as his adviser.
A glance at Emanuel's bio and you can clearly see that his early years were totally infused with the African-American experience:
While they lived in Chicago, Emanuel attended the Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School. After his family moved to Wilmette, Emanuel attended public schools: Romona School, Locust Junior High School, and New Trier West High School. Emanuel and his brothers attended summer camp in Israel, including the summer following the June 1967 Six-Day War.
Emanuel was encouraged by his mother to take ballet lessons as a boy and is a graduate of the Evanston School of Ballet, as well as a student of The Joel Hall Dance Center, where his children later took lessons. Emanuel won a scholarship to the Joffrey Ballet, but turned it down to attend Sarah Lawrence College, a liberal arts school with a strong dance program. He graduated from Sarah Lawrence in 1981 with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts, and went on to receive an Master of Arts in Speech and Communication from Northwestern University in 1985. While an undergraduate, Emanuel was elected to the Sarah Lawrence Student Senate.
That bio didn't cover the years that Rahm and his brother played for the Harlem Globetrotters.
Learn more about the life of Rahm Emanuel in his video biography. Here's how it begins:
Now, watch closely and see if you can spot Rahm Emanuel and his brother when they were kids growing up in Chicago:
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SignPainterGuy on
February 10th, 2013 8:15 pm
"I was born a poor black child" from "The Jerk" starring Steve Martin was the first thing I thought of. Neither he NOR Emmanuel were born black children, though I suspect Rahm may have been deposited by a wild animal on a tree stump deep in the woods of IL.
I watched carefully and saw no hint of any of the Emmanuel kids in the openning scene of "Good Times"; does that mean it was all "Bad Times" for the ballerina ?
Pasadena Phil on
February 10th, 2013 8:50 pm
Of course if it served his purpose at this time, this would become a anti-Semitic story or an "anti-gay ballet dancer trying to practice on the beach" story. He's got all of his bases covered. And he's such a likable guy too!
Marshall_Will on
February 11th, 2013 12:03 am
Wrong; ( skipped Native American ) so I'm afraid we'll have to deduct points..!
This is such a SHAM in the face of people that have faced actual prejudice. MM mentioned while growing up in S. Jersey being called "Gook" and "Chink". She's like; Dude, I'm not even.., you know WHAT? Just never mind…
Rahm, just what the world needs, more faux 'minorities'.
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February 11th, 2013 2:13 am
C-SPAN just had a great feature w/ Ben Shapiro. Without taking ( any more credit than I already have? ) Ben covered a great many approaches a few of us constantly *try* to get introduced into the record at MM's and either get shouted down ( as irrelevant ) or… promptly ignored..!
Technical aspects like body language, and as Ben likes to say; "reversing the polarity" on the conversation. Great stuff most adults should know ANY way. It really is the Guide to Verbal Self Defense. He went on to say; "The minute we accept the terms of the debate ( we've already lost! )"
He covered how Mitt's campaign started w/ the basic premise that Obama "is basically a 'reasonable' guy. MisGUIDED but.., reasonable. THEN when P'BO played the War on Women Card, the contraception card the you cut a gay guy's hair back in college and implies MR was a raaacist, you lend credence to their claims because ( uh…. REMEMBER? ) you said he was a reasonable GUY.
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Found this completely by accident, but it's quite interesting and mentions that diets without meat use far less water. There's also an interview with the World Wildlife Fund's water footprint expert you can listen to where the questioner mentions vegetarian diets. Obviously he doesn't go on record saying he thinks people should become vegetarians, as if a massive wildlife or environmental organisation would say that
This 2nd link is a good little picture slideshow of different foods with info on the volume of water needed to produce them. Mentions at least 4 types of meat, plus eggs. Good info to have handy! (NB - as if the majority of pigs are farmed in the way their image shows! laughable. almost.)


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The dataset was produced in support of a taxonomic synopsis of Altingiaceae (sweet-gum family) and is based on ~ 1,5000 herbarium voucher specimens across the distributional range of the Altingiaceae and is derived from consultation of ~20 herbaria.
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Publication that have used some of the current data include: Morris, A.B., S.M. Ickert-Bond, B.D. Brunson, D.E. Soltis, and P.S. Soltis. 2008. Intraspecific divergence time estimation reveals temporal complexity in phylogeographic patterns of American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua). Molecular Ecology 17: 3889–3900. DOI:10.1111/j.1365-294X.2008.03875.x Ickert-Bond, S.M., K. B. Pigg, and J. Wen. 2007. Comparative infructescence morphology in Altingia Noronha and discordance between morphological and molecular phylogenies. American Journal of Botany 94:1094-1115. doi: 10.3732/ajb.94.7.1094 Ickert-Bond, S.M., and J. Wen. 2006. Phylogeny and biogeography of Altingiaceae: evidence from combined analysis of five non-coding chloroplast regions. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 39: 512-528. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ympev.2005.12.003 Ickert-Bond, S.M., K.B. Pigg, and J. Wen. 2005. Comparative infructescence morphology and anatomy in Liquidambar L. (Altingiaceae) and its evolutionary significance. American Journal of Botany 92 (8):1234-1255. doi: 10.3732/ajb.92.8.1234
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Last night on his Comedy Central show, Steven Colbert mocked Rep. Michele Bachmann's (R-MN) anti-Muslm charges that the U.S government is supposedly being infiltrated by the Muslim Brotherhood. "I admire" Bachmann's campaign, Colbert said, adding, "Exhibit A: Did you know that the congressional cafeteria serves crescent rolls? That is nothing more than warm buttery jihad." Colbert then ridiculed Newt Gingrich for praising McCarthyism to defend his support of Bachmann:
COLBERT: Yes it takes a brave man to randomly accuse someone of something horrible based on no evidence and then demand they refute the evidence that you don't have. So tonight, I am accusing Newt Gingrich of being a baby eating werewolf.
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A portion of Georgia's $400 million Race to the Top school grant has been labeled as "high risk" by the U.S. Department of Education.
In a letter to Gov. Nathan Deal, the federal department said more than $33 million could be withheld because of proposed changes to the state's new teacher evaluation system.
"The Department is concerned about the overall strategic planning, evaluation, and project management for that system, which includes decisions regarding the quality of the tools and measures used during the educator evaluation pilot and the scalability of the supports the state offered to participating districts," wrote Ann Whalen, director of the policy and program implementation and support unit for the federal department.
Since the federal approval of the original plan last July, Georgia has requested three "major amendments," including changing how student surveys are used to evaluate teachers.
State officials are looking at scrapping evaluations by kindergarten to second-grade students, arguing that ratings by children so young would likely be positive and not reliable. They also want surveys by older students to be informational and to not count as 10 percent of a teacher's formal evaluation, as originally planned.
Federal officials said Georgia must submit a revised plan by Aug. 1, addressing timelines, implementation and how data and feedback from educators will be used for changes before full implementation in the 2013-14 school year.
"I don't think it's unusual for U.S. DOE to step in and say: 'Wait a minute, where's the research base for this?' or 'This isn't the timeline we agreed to,'" said Will Schofield, Hall County Schools superintendent.
But he expects Georgia to work with the federal department to not lose out on any money.
"I would certainly think Georgia would (get into compliance) so they don't lose the $30-40 million," Schofield said.
Merrianne Dyer, Gainesville City Schools superintendent, said she expects Georgia to do the same.
"We would all lose our portion of the funds (if Georgia was not compliant)," she said. "But I'm sure we'll remediate and do what we have to do to receive the money."
Both systems were among the 26 that piloted the program earlier this year.
Schofield said there was a good response from the evaluation system, which takes into consideration more than just in-class observation.
"When you talk about what the portion of (the $33 million) is Hall County's, it's probably not a lot of money," Schofield said. "I think what I'd be much more concerned about is the principals and I are very encouraged by what we're seeing with the potential of the new evaluation instrument. I just hope we stay true to it."
The original system proposed teachers be evaluated under four categories: class observation, student surveys, test scores and narrowing of achievement gaps.
Georgia wants to change how it calculates the surveys and how to make the test scores equitable for teachers across various subjects.
The federal department essentially wants Georgia to stick with the original plan or provide more information as to why it wants to amend some areas.
The federal department also feels that Georgia has jumped the gun with some changes without having all the details from the pilots.
Dyer said she expects Gainesville schools to use the system next year for a growth model and teachers can opt into the compensation portion if they choose. For teachers who demonstrate high evaluations, money has been set aside for bonuses.
Money will not be taken from salaries for poor performance, nor will the system be used for hiring or firing.
Schofield said the new system is effective in giving feedback for productive teachers.
"Everything that I've seen in 26 years has fallen short in terms of giving effective teachers solid feedback on how they might improve," he said. "So far, we like what we see and I assume Georgia will do what it takes to get back into compliance."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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I was following all the tweets about this festival – looks like it was a great time!
It was lots and lots of fun! It was just CROWDED. Which made it not so fun. I know they want to keep it in that district, but it's getting so cramped for space. There was even a line into the beer garden area which just shouldn't happen :P.
All in all it was delicious and a fun way to spend the afternoon :)
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October 29 & 30, 2016
10am – 6pm
Orange Coast College
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Why SoCal VegFest is not to be missed:
SoCal VegFest 2nd Annual Event with 17,000+ Attendees!Encouraged by last year's incredible reception, the 2nd Annual SoCal VegFest was TWO DAYS this year! Rain or shine, it was an event to behold and we had a record number of attendees. Vegan or not, people of all ages gathered to learn, explore, share, and dance!


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Cameron emerged victorious after winning the public vote at the end of the programme's fourth series.
The champagne flowed freely on the islands, but friends of the 32-year-old Stromness fish trader, who was the bookmakers' favourite to win, said he would emerge as the same old Cameron, despite the glare of the media spotlight.
Speaking from Orkney, his school friend Graham Garson, 31, said: "It's been absolute pandemonium here."
Mr Garson, who runs a music shop, added: "Did I think he was
going to win? Yes and no.
"After the first few weeks I wasn't so sure but throughout his time in the house he has managed to remain the same level-headed person he has always been and I think that's what has got him through it in the end.
"Because of the type of person Cameron is, I don't think he will embark on a media career.
"After a few weeks, when all the wall-to-wall publicity has died down, I think he'll come back here and sell fish."
Economic boost
However, others on Orkney weren't so sure that Cameron would decline to embark on a media career like his brother, Scottish Television presenter Julyan Sinclair.
"It's hard to say whether he will go down that road," said Adrian Harray, landlord at the Ferry Inn, Stromness.
"I think it's quite safe to say though that Cameron will bring a lot of economic benefit to the island."
The local tourist board says Cameron has been so good for the island that he would make a good tourism ambassador.
Barbara Foulkes, chief executive of Orkney Islands Tourist Board, said the organisation's website received three million hits and 23,000 visits in June.
Almost every shop owner in Orkney's two main towns of Kirkwall and Stromness had put up messages of support and pictures of Cameron.
Cameron mania on Orkney had been at fever pitch for several days, ever since the odds on the committed Christian winning fell from 33-1 to 10-1.


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Scarlett Johansson Stars in a New Clip for "Under the Skin": Watch Here!
It is billed as a sci-fi thriller, and Scarlett Johansson doesn't disappoint in a new clip from her upcoming film "Under the Skin."
In the flick, Scarlett plays Laura, an alien who uses her good looks and sexuality to seduce and prey on hitchhikers on remote highways in Scotland.
Spearheaded by Jonathan Glazer, the motion picture will be out in limited release beginning on Friday, April 4.
Check out a clip from "Under the Skin" in the player below!