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Helen Wang (pictured with her son) is the Housefellow for Morewood E-Tower, a first-year residence hall at Carnegie Mellon University. In addition to her role as Housefellow, Helen is the director of Residential Education and the college liaison for CMU's interdisciplinary programs including the Entertainment Technology Center (ETC), BXA Intercollege Degree Programs, and Science and Humanities Scholars (SHS). She's also the advisor for the Charpie Scholars Program, a Carnegie Mellon scholarship made possible by the generous Charpie family and awarded to admitted students with an exemplary academic record and promise of leadership potential.
A proud Tartan, Helen completed her undergraduate studies in English and psychology here at Carnegie Mellon and earned her graduate degree in American studies with a focus on Asian American literature at the College of William and Mary.
How did you come to join CMU?
I was working on my dissertation in American Studies, very unhappily, in New York City. I wrote to a mentor at CMU, who told me about the housefellow role. My alma mater and a great job? I was sold! The rest is history. I packed up my stuff and moved back to Pittsburgh, and now this place is so much of what home looks like.
What makes the Morewood E-Tower community awesome?
E-Tower is awesome because of the people. We have 40 people from all walks of life interacting on a single floor – it's so dynamic because you get to know all 40 people really well. Then we work on "unstacking" E-Tower. This means that you will get to know folks on other floors, too.
We are a very reflective house with signature experiences, like our Pensive Pineapple publication, our gender-based programs, and faculty engagement series. But, most of all, we prioritize making meaningful 1:1 relationships in our community and not worrying about posturing. Pineapples (we call our residents "pineapples" because it is the logo of E-Tower) are who they say they are going to be and they stand in support of one another in the good times and the bad.
What kinds of special first-year programs take place in Morewood E-Tower?
We have events like Pensive Pineapple, BQ squared (where we bring faculty in for dinner), E-Tower commencement, Tower Talks (a first-year Ted Talks series), and Fridays @ 4 (our end-of-week happy hour). We also were the originators of The Hunt @ CMU. There are so many different programs that change year to year, but we pride ourselves on there being something to do in the house most, if not every day, of the week.
What is an important life lesson you have learned from a student or students?
I have learned so much from students, every day and in so many different contexts, but what cuts across them all is that I've learned the joys of being "scrappy." This is how I describe Carnegie Mellon and CMU students — we are scrappy and we want to do amazing things. If we can imagine or will it, we can make it happen. That makes this place a joy to be a part of every single day.
Outside of work, what are your hobbies/interests? What are you passionate about?
I am a certified yoga instructor and I love all forms of yoga. I love to cook, bake, read, and write. I also love my dog!
All-time favorite book.
East of Eden by John Steinbeck
Tell us at least one thing that's on your bucket list.
To spend time in a natural foods-based culinary program and to write my book.
If you could give first-year students one single piece of advice as they start their journey here at Carnegie Mellon, what would it be?
Carve out time to reflect and make meaning of the incredible opportunities in your first year. Take a 12-unit course in you — which just means giving yourself space and time to think and breathe. That's where the meaning is made. Being a CMU student isn't about doing a million things. It's about doing two or three things (academics included) really well and building your character from the moments that you intentionally take to reflect on them. You have time. You have space. You just need to insist on it.


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Warning: You might replace your toothbrush after reading this. Smart move!
You use your toothbrush to clean your teeth, but have you ever considered it might not be so pristine? As it turns out, that toothbrush can have some really nasty things hiding in the bristles (that you take for granted as healthy tools of the trade for good dental hygiene).
Regular brushing is important for preventing plaque build-up and cavities, but the brush itself can be host to many kinds of bacteria that could be harmful. Your dentist may not have told you the whole story, so it's time I did…
Here is an idea of just a few of the offenders you may be putting in your mouth.
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The transfer of bacteria from your teeth and washed down the sink goes both ways. Our mouths have more bacteria than any other part of the body and of course we put our toothbrushes into our mouths. But our spectacular oral cavity is home to hundreds of different types of microorganisms, which can be transferred to a toothbrush during use, Dr. Maria L. Geisinger, professor of periodontology at the University of Alabama, told Science Daily.
On the other hand, we keep our toothbrushes in the bathroom, because that's where we brush our teeth. But bathrooms are full of airborne bacteria. Yes, it gets worse.
The bathroom is a warm, moist, bacteria-friendly environment. Those bacteria can include yeasts, or even fecal germs – all things we don't want on our toothbrushes or in our mouths!
The end result is that your toothbrush can get pretty vile. "The number of microorganisms can vary wildly from undetectable to over 1 million colony-forming units (CFUs)," Geisinger said of the bacterial load on your brush. "Proper handling and care of your toothbrush is important to your overall health."
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Fortunately, there are things you can do to help keep your toothbrush and your mouth clean while also protecting your oral health. The simplest thing is to rinse your toothbrush after each and every use. You shouldn't skip this step, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises that rinsing is simply not enough. The CDC says there are other strategies to keep your brush free of bacteria and protect your oral health:
On the flip-side, the CDC advises that it's not necessary to use mouthwash or disinfecting solutions to clean your brushes, and putting your toothbrush in the same solution as other brushes could actually lead to contamination.
Also, while covers that enclose the toothbrush head seem like a good idea, they actually create conditions that are even friendlier for bacteria growth.
It's smart to take precautions to keep your toothbrush clean and free of bacteria, and the next step is to find the right fluoride toothpaste to meet your oral health needs.
Here's to that bright, white smile (germ-free).
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Baby King Pokey is the younger version of King Pokey.
Pokey's Island
It is revealed in the end of Pokey's Island that King Pokey was once a young and carefree Pokey. He was a budding artist, and he was also incredibly excited to earn his Head Spike (as all young Pokeys do as a rite of passage). However, a girl he loved told him that his art was awful, turning King Pokey into the horrendous dictator he is today.
Koopa Link
Baby King Pokey is the third boss in Koopa Link, where he is seemingly affiliated with the Koopa Troop. He attacks by extending his side spikes and rotating around in an effort to attack Link. He can also summon Pokeys out of the sand to impede the hero. To defeat Baby King Pokey, Link must become Koopa Link and slam into his teeth, breaking them. Then Link must slide onto his tongue and make the young King explode into smithereens from the inside.
Since Baby King Pokey is the younger form of King Pokey from Pokey's Island, and said game takes place before the Mario Brothers entered the Mushroom Kingdom, it is unknown how Baby King Pokey is involved in the game's story. It's vaguely implied that he might be from a different timeline.
Mario & Luigi: Chicken Out
Baby King Pokey appears as the secret boss of the Arena in Mario & Luigi: Chicken Out.
- Even though he is painted as an innocent character in Pokey's Island, Baby King Pokey looks vaguely evil.


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When flanked by some gorgeous Bollywood women at the opening of the Kolkata International Film Festival on Saturday, Amitabh Bachchan could not resist taking selfies with them.
From left: Amitabh Bachchan, Moushumi Chatterjee , Vidya Balan, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Jaya Bachchan and Sharmila Tagore. PICs/ PTI
More than 141 films from 61 countries will be screened during the weeklong festival.
Amitabh Bachchan with Vidya Balan


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One overlooked source of amusement and despair in the ER is EMS calls. They're broadcast on a public channel, so sometimes you have to read between the lines, and sometimes they're just outright funny. And anything followed by "xxxx, you have an open mic" is pretty much guaranteed to cause some giggles. Here are some of my favorites from the last 4 years.
- Medic: "Pt got out of a hot vinegar bath and felt dizzy." RN: "Yeah, what kind of vinegar was that?" [Screams of laughter in ER because we all thought she faked keying the radio.] Medic: "Uh, that was apple cider vinegar." RN: "No questions or orders."
- Medic: "Establishing xx command, staging. Subject 1 code black." [Everyone loses interest.] PD: "Medic 9, your code black is on foot in the alley. Foot chase in progress." [Interest renewed; code black means dead. The code black escaped.]
- Medic: "We have an xxx-year old female who is minimally unresponsive...." On arrival to ED, RN: "What the hell is minimally unresponsive?" Medic: "Well, she's unresponsive, but she COULD be if she WANTED to."
- Medic: "The patient is a xx-year old male who has the COPD...." ER MD: "AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT."
- And then there was the time a lady called 911 because the paramedics failed to turn out her lights when they left....


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CROWLEY — Notre Dame coach Lewis Cook said he has had one crazy week of practice leading up to the showdown Thursday with Catholic High of New Iberia.
The Pios will be without five starters Thursday following a violation of Notre Dame's personal conduct policy. One who will be absent from the lineup is starting quarterback Brad Stoma, the three-year starter who has led the Pios since his sophomore season.
"All things considered, it's been a good week of practice," Cook said. "It's been giving some other kids an opportunity to play, and we know we have a really stiff challenge ahead of us."
The Pios turn the quarterbacking over to Joe Faulk, a junior who plays mostly running back for Notre Dame and who Cook said has some experience at quarterback. Cook said he's used Faulk before at quarterback, but his athleticism is better served in other capacities. Cook said having Faulk under center won't change too much of the Pios' game plan.
"Obviously, he's not a guy with three years under his belt like Brad, so we may be a little more limited with him in there," Cook said. "Joe has been a quarterback for us before, and he'll be the guy Thursday."
Cook said he's well aware of Catholic-NI quarterback Jason Pellerin and the prolific dual threat he will bring into Garnder Memorial Stadium on Thursday. Cook said he is impressed with what has seen from the Panthers senior quarterback.
"Their offense has been really good, and Pellerin makes things go for them," Cook said. "He is such a dual threat, and he is hurting everyone running more than he is throwing it. We know that we have to get a lot of guys in the backfield because once he gets rolling, it's tough to bring him down."
Cook played down comparisons between Pellerin and Teurlings quarterback Cole Kelley, who threw for 338 yards against Notre Dame two weeks ago. Cook said the only thing Kelley and Pellerin have in common is that they're both tall.
"We knew Cole wasn't going to run a lick," Cook said. "Jason can throw it really well, but they're running a Wing-T. It's totally different. Jason is going to run and create plays with his legs whereas Cole is just going to throw the heck out of it. We played (Catholic) last year, and he made some nice runs against us.
"We have to be prepared for the dual threat."
Cook said playing Catholic-New Iberia this week has definitely kept his team focused despite what could have distracted them. He said the challenge the Panthers will pose leaves them no margin for error.
"They come after you, and they're a solidly coached team," Cook said. "They're playing with a lot of confidence right now. Our kids just want to play challenging football games. They know this may be the most challenging game we play. I know they're looking forward to it and (the off-the-field incident) hasn't been that big of a distraction. We'll be ready to play."


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"The Sons are so adventurous, it's like they're saying to the rest of us: have courage and take a chance. I feel so grateful that they are here." Michael Smith
"The Sons have Revolutionized the world of folk." UniverCity Magazine
"Although they write some serious songs and give some serious performances, they never take themselves too seriously. They take chances, inventing their own genre as they go." Sing Out
"Literate, Witty Folk Music!" Chicago Tribune
"Folk Music Reinvented: Sons of the Never Wrong keep pushing the genre forward." Southwestern Observer
"The person who invented music must have had something like this in mind." Culture Mob
"A Lead Sound In The Contemporary Folk Music Scene." Sing Out
"One Song and you're a fan for life!" Hemmens Theater
"Setting a standard for adult alternative, this lyric intensive music is decidedly ear and mind opening." Midwest Record
"Their vocal blend sounds like no other; their original songs have wit & heart; their onstage dynamic is nothing short of manic." The Ark
"The Sons stand out!" Kennedy Center
"Prepare to be blown away." Under the Grid
"If you haven't seen them yet, do yourself a favor & get tickets to see Sons of the Never Wrong NOW." Top Ten
"SONS offer a fresh perspective on a traditional form. The songs, all originals, are lovingly crafted with catchy hooks and clever verses. An exuberant, optimistic approach to music-making." The Chicago Tribune
"A pop sound with brains" WUMB Boston
"The group never stops moving; each song is performance art, with what i came to think of as vocal isometrics, perfectly controlled & pitched. Their lyrics witty & intelligent." River Reporter
"Just plain folk? Not here."Chicago Sun Times
"DARING. Sons blends tradition with innovation,the uncluttered sound of folk, with the energy of rock." CampusReader
"It doesn't take a critic's ear to hear and understand some bands are simply a cut above the norm. Sons of the Never Wrong are one of those bands – Totally fantastic." Yorkton This Week, Canada
"Sons perform serious, visionary & searingly joyous original music, this is something like a gift from heaven. Do not miss this band!" Andrew Calhoun – Waterbug
"Sons have a sound that is so unique that they are in a class by themselves." New Texas
"sons are creating their own wave, and their own brand of omni-folk-pop music is about them, not some idealized version of folk. It is, consequently, more real & as it turns out, more universal." The Voice
" A bright spot on the horizon of American Folk Music."Rambles Cultural Arts
"Woody Guthrie once said "I hate a song that makes you think that you are just born to lose." he'd find kindred spirits in the Sons of the Never Wrong, a folk trio whose exuberance elevates even such bleak themes as spurned lovers and sudden death. There's so much joy to what they're doing." Chicago Magazine
"The band summons an urgent acoustic sound, that frames their literate and tasteful songs excellently." americanUK
"I still get the 'goose-bump factor' when i play this brilliant group."Steve Jerrett KOPN, MO.
"The Sons are a different breed of musicians, well maybe not a different breed, but certainly at the top of their field. They are introspective, charming storytellers that seem to use their talents to cleanse their souls. They expel a purely natural energy that makes one wonder "how do they do it?" At the least they are natural talent that skips hand in hand with sensational musicianship." PopMatters Magazine
"Sons is one of those underground acts that everyone in the business talks about, "you should see these guys!" they tell each other on the phone or in the bar." Argus Leader – Sioux Falls, SD.
"Their lyrics often have the narrative complexity of Leonard Cohen or the nimble wit of Noël Coward. Mention should also be made of the stream of instruments that flowed through the Sons' inexhaustibly dextrous hands during the night, and also of the gorgeous 3-part harmony that has become their vocal signature. They employ it sparingly, but when Roper's astringent croon, Lader's plangent warble, and Demel's athletic purr twine together like a braid, you can just about keel over from ravishment. Fortunately, it's is so crowded, there's nowhere to keel over to; the worst that can happen is a sort of semi-collapse onto your neighbor's shoulder. With any luck he's someone you know." Huffington Post
"These guys are great! Bruce's writing and vocal style are often whimsical, yet have a realness and depth. They play off each others' wonderful voices with expert respect for their differences and create highlights & textures which are simply magical." Music Matters Magazine
"Sons have been fusing pop into their Peter, Paul and Mary sound for the past 18 years. Known for an onstage dynamic that's as whimsical as their songs." SPACE
"In addition to attracting critical praise, the Son's trademark folk style & freewheeling live shows have won them a considerably large following." Pioneer Press
"Sons were simply magical. It was one of those performances where the energy was so palpable you could feel it in the building when you walked in. I can't recall seeing an audience so completely engaged and connected to the performance here before. It was an absolute pleasure to have them here."Steve Abrams -Executive Vice President Harris Theater for Music and Dance Millennium Park
"The Sons' sound fills a room such that you think the whole world may be listening. Perhaps it is. Wherever they go, the Sons garner acclaim for their sound and perpetual motion." Acoustic Renaissance
"Sons takes a room full of strangers, and turns them into an audience." Strong Coffee Magazine
"This trio has a distinct sound that mixes folk with rock, bluegrass and world music." Chicago Sun Times
"Their vocals lean on jazzy syncopation & counterpoint and their lyrics are even more willing to cross from realism to surrealism." The Washington Post
"They're fun and quirky and smart and literate." TimeOff Online
"This trio is a welcome reminder that mischief and meaning need not be opposing values. Their billowy melodies always surprise, and they bring an almost fearless quirkiness to their lyrics. They rhyme ''Manhattan'' with ''Lettin' the cat in''& turn commentary on the family dog's unsavory cuisine into an ode to loving for love's own sake. These collisions of the pedestrian and the profound give their music a decidedly modern mix of cynicism and in-your-face romanticism." SCOTT ALARIK – The Boston Globe
"The personal glues that hold the group together are a clear joy in performing together, a sense of gratitude to a loyal fan base, and three dry, delightfully skewed senses of humor." Chicago Tribune
"The music they conjure is FOLK + EAR CANDY." get music.com
"Nationwide critics agree that this band is special. Singing on standard topics such as life and love and the pursuit of happiness, it's their view-point which sets the tone. They perform numbers which touch and move the spirit and enjoy the reputation of delivering a rare performance." Rock River Times
"One of the Top 5 Groups I've ever seen live!" Dr. Smith's Folk Review
"Their writing is inventive, and their arrangements and vocals are simply amazing, a very gifted trio."Mike Yuhas WYMS WI.
"Completely unique, alternative folk without the attitude." Clearwater Folk Festival
"Original songs, vocal harmonies, & eclectic instrumentation create the groundbreaking sounds of one of folk music's' most distinctive trios." Grand River Folk Arts Society
"An incredible listening experience. They've been described as Peter, Paul & Mary on prozac, or perhaps the New Christy Minstrels meets Devo! Words fail to convey their charms." Endangered Folk Series
"Incredible music. I am truly blown away by the beauty & real brilliance of what Sons has created. Rarely do I stumble upon an artist/group who impacts and impresses me to the extent they have. When someone's songs circle in an endless cycle in my head for days at a time, & when the more I listen to the music, the more I fall in love with it, then I know I've found something special." Martin Anderson – KRVM Oregon
"A mix of folk, & jazz that has garnered remarkable national & international reviews." Frederick News MD.
"Their onstage demeanor incorporates nearly constant movement, often in the form of stylized dance steps, & a steady flow of shaggy dog stories between songs. However, this Chicago trio sets itself apart from the pack when they step up to the microphones and belt out one of their smart and memorable songs. The blend they create together is one of the most distinctive in folk music." Dirty Linen
"A cutting-edge folk band." The Collegian/Penn State
"They are clever and unique, both individually and in their sound as a trio. At times they sing almost trance-like in their own enjoyment of the sound they produce. Their sound is big. Well, no, it's actually their energy and delivery that is big. Their hamonies are an unpredictable blend of their unique voices." WJFF New York
"Original songs with tight 3-part harmonies that unexpectedly dive beneath the surface." Ballad Tree.com
"The trio has always been a blend of poetry, New Age wonderment, inspired silliness, and mash-up musicianship." Off Center Review
"it's like the Roches meet Richard and Linda Thompson." Chicago Reader
"Everything I needed to learn I learned from listening to the band Sons of the Never Wrong." MetaFilter.com
" Not since Peter, Paul, and Mary has a trio offered such perfect harmony in Folk music. Share an evening with one of Folk music's most unique & acclaimed bands." Cerritos Center Performing Arts CA
"If you haven't had the chance to see Sons, it's something to definitely add to your To-Do list. The trio was absolutely captivating. I don't think I've ever experienced a show like theirs." Indiana Public Radio
"The Sons love harmonies, djembe drums, dulcimers, guitars, banjos, and mandolins. Live, they defy musical categorization and instead simply engage one another and the audience with their obvious joy with infectious harmonies and obvious love of live performance. Fans of a more complex folk sound will no doubt be overjoyed with what the Sons of the Never Wrong bring to the stage." Acoustic Brew, PA.
"Sons of the Never Wrong has won over hearts across the land, as they deliver witty songs with their signature soaring vocal harmonies and gorgeous arrangements." Skokie Theater
"And Sons of the never wrong … the music makes the spirit dance and the soul sing.I resonate with it, I am hearing it for the first time, yet feels as thought I always heard it… Such music moves me, a place that language carries a different form." A Published Gallery
"This funky little trio creates poignant necessary music. Sons has their listeners crying dolefully one minute then choking back laughter the next." Lerner News
"Hybrid vigor!" Princeton.com
"It is their gloriously inventive 3-part harmonies that will tickle your ears, bring a smile to your face, and remind you why you started listening to folk music in the first place."Dan Leski – Broadsides
"Best Folk Album of the Year!" Front Porch Music
"This is knock-your-socks-off stuff!" WDCB
"A stunning debut release." WGLT
"Three Good Reasons is an irresistible album of modern folk music full of gorgeous soaring harmonies over mandolin – drenched , guitar driven tunes, with a quirky, occasionally twisted songwriting sensibility and a sound that is at once familiar and totally unique. The songs often deal with sadness and longing, but the overall affect is joyous and upbeat. THIS IS INFECTIOUS MUSIC." A.P. News Wire
"Witty, soaring, lush harmonies and a tremendous spirit of joix-de-vie make Sons' releases precious gemstones for your life. Filled with passion & amazing craftsmanship, this is folk music at it's best." FAO Music & Literary Gazette – Rome
"This ambitious album mixes 3-part harmonies & an almost theatrical sensibility w/ a guitar-driven folk/pop into a bewitching, wonderful mix. It's modern folk music; sometimes dead serious, always intriguing. This is a gorgeous album firmly rooted in the folk tradition but quite willing to soar beyond those boundaries." The Associated Press
"Dynamic, uplifting, unusual & beautiful music. Powerful & innovative harmonies swell until they knock you on your fanny. This folk-rock album is so breath taking, I recommend that you bend your ear. Take Jefferson Starship, The Joy of Cooking, a dash of the Beatles, Celtic rock, & throw in a heap of imagination, vocal acrobatics by dynamic singers, eclectic instrumentation, & stir thoroughly. Wow!" Victory Review
"The passion, poetry and overall charm of "Consequence" is enough to make even the most dedicated cynic laugh, cry, dance & sing in a way that most of us have forgotten. And when Roper asks if he can get a witness (Sun song), you'll surely say AMEN!" UniverCityMagazine
"One of the most original bands of the year." WCVE
"They have a sense of humor, add a refreshingly new sound to an old genre & an innate sense of what goes well together. This could be the pivotal point of the millenium's version of folk music, ushered in by the adept hands of Sons' innovative 3-part harmonies…a sound that is compulsively appealing." Greenman review
"I love this band… their combination of soaring harmonies, sweet guitar strumming and mandolin-flecked melodies has always proved irresistible to me. Clever writing.such songs as the opening "Madame Butterfly" come close to perfect." Eric Fidler, Associated Press
"This highly energetic trio once again proves that contemporary folk music can be stimulating as well as involving. Their original songs delivered with the punch of a solar flare leaves the listener basking in an aurora." Rich Warren "Midnight Special"
"Throughout, the Sons' harmonies never fail to impress. For fans of eccentric folk and impeccable vocalizations." NineVolt Magazine
"This cd. is pure genius." Steve Jerret KOPN
"An intriguing blend of 3 somewhat divergent voices works magic. 4 ever on is a doozy. Unafraid to slam genres into each other, the disk is an evocation of the idea of "song" rather than simply music & words pieced together." Greenman Review
"Rich in jazzy syncopation, compelling counterpoint, and unanticipated detours." U. S. 1 Review
"A song-oriented approach with harmonically sophisticated vocals." HEARD Magazine, Australia
"smartly written songs of sharp, wry reflections…" Sing Out
"A focus on beauty, finely wrought poetry & themes that reflect their years of experience."High Bias Music
"Their best work thus far!" WFMT
"The "Sons" take us on a leisurely tour through America's rich historical past, with guitars, banjo, piano, mandolin, fiddle, horns, woodwinds, and even a washboard. The gals have voices like Kate Jacobs, the Roches, or the McGarrigle sisters, while Roper adds a waggish baritone that recalls playful folkies like Peter Stampfel or even Randy Newman. I really enjoyed this."Jersey Beat
"With each new CD they take another turn that renews the freshness and spontaneity that makes them so appealing. Nuthatch may be their best to date, full of head spinning, musically interesting songs." Sing Out!
"Nuthatch made my top ten list this year." Ken Batista WYEP American Sampler
"If you've never seen the Son's in concert, you can't fully appreciate how entertaining folk music can be. It's impossible to capture the joyous energy of a live Sons performance, but Nuthatch comes as close as it gets." WNUR
"Though very few and far between, it is discs like "Nuthatch" that quickly exhaust a pundits descriptive dictionary while giving hope to the musically starved. Collectively Bruce, Deb, & Sue are whimsical and wise alchemists, nudging their tradition based songs toward the edges of jazz, bluegrass, classical, oom-pah & lest we forget where it all comes from, gospel. It is the disc that keeps on giving. No matter how many times you listen, there's something new that catches your consciousness. You Owe it to yourself to hear this." Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange
"I have been a big fan of The Sons ever since their first album. Their recordings have continued to delight and impress me. Each CD is more exciting than the last, and this new one is a masterpiece." Michael Smith
"Symphonic folk by a contemporary & way off kilter CSN unafraid to twist, turn, & tumble traditional folk with a daring-do few risk." Folk/Music Exchange
"Like an old fashioned folk-singing family Sons combine their talent to support each others songs. Roper writes songs that twist a phrase enough to make it resonate with pathos and a dose of rye humor. His voice is plaintive and searching. He might be the missing Beatle. Demel has a soulful voice that sneaks into your heart and makes a cozy home there. Her songwriting supports the visceral, emotional quality of her voice, but is imbued with its own sense of searching. Lader is the matrix that brings the elements together. She writes songs that inspire other lyricists and fit into the balance of the Sons. "Leona" is an example of the beauty and the versatility of her voice. All of the pieces fit. This might be the best disc you buy this year."Paul BARILE
"Backed with a string quartet underpinning the often left of center lyrics, Sons have moved way beyond simply being an out there folk trio and moved into something else entirely. They turned an important corner they won't be coming back from almost unlocking a door to the 60s where the bar was raised separating the innovators from the pretenders. Hot stuff." Midwest Record
"Terrific CD… full of that wonderful, & very special sound that makes Sons truly unique." Gene Shay
A special collaboration by Sons with some of Chicago's most influential folk artists including Michael Smith, Corky Siegel, Al Day, Ed Holstein, Megon McDonough, Andrew Calhoun etc. A halleluia hootenany where Sons invited each musician to bring a song to the studio they considered holy in some way, and then the permission to "sons-ify" it.
"Suppose you wandered into your fave Chicago folk bar around 40 years ago and would be told that most of everyone you came to see would gather again in the next century for a combination revival/AA meeting, would you have even known what anybody who told you this would be referring to? Pre-eminent Chicago folk trio, Sons of the Never Wrong, round up all your old pals for a set that leans heavily on Jesus and pulls no punches. Wronger Bruce Roper even sounds like Steve Goodman at his sardonic best, even vocally, at times. This is a newly seminal work for contemporary folk fans." Midwest Record
"One of the best folk bands of our time out pushing the envelope once again with some of the most literate, provocative lyrics around. Easily the band at their mind blowing best as they enter their 20th year together, this is contemporary folk that others could learn from. Killer stuff throughout you won't regret a minute of. Check it out." Midwest Record
"Sons perfectly celebrate their twentieth anniversary with this magnificent piece." Moors Mag. Netherlands
"King Fisher King is a celebration of their 20 years of existence. That longevity qualifies them as folk music's answer to The Rolling Stones." Examiner
"A gorgeous folk record." Time Out
"At the risk of sounding hokey as hell, Sons never are. Roper's witty, Celtic-jaunty Arkansas; Demel's lilting Eve; and Roper/Demel's Over There kick off this 20th birthday celebration like no other band would dare to. 'Cos y'see, the Sons understand elementally that life is endurance, but that doesn't mean you can't learn anything from it and become a source of humor & light for others as Windows, Great Unknown, and the hit single that never will be, Lader's pop-whimsical I'd Marry You bear out." Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange
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Hi All,
I like the new "Helpdesk Admin" security feature in 5.0, but when I assign my helpdesk folks to this group, the search bar vanishes?
This topic was created during version 5.0.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Nov 7, 2010 at 6:49 UTC
Lawrie Dalman Consulting is an IT service provider.
This is by design, it may well be a disadvantage, but a number of the general Admin rights are restricted when the Helpdesk only role is assigned. The search will or could return information much wider than the helpdesk alone and that is why it is restricted.. You could make a Feature Request to have the search field displayed but restricted to the helpdesk, but that would be programatically very complcated and dificult to do.
Nov 7, 2010 at 9:34 UTC
It's not difficult to have searches done against separate tables in a DB - SQL does it every day with all kinds of queries. The helpdesk data should be in a separate DB. I'll log a feature request.
Feb 7, 2011 at 6:54 UTC
I was wondering about this myself. I have a help desk admin that made a good point. If there is an old ticket that referenced "FTDI driver" or something else unique, I would have to make him a full admin to let him access the search bar. I hate to do this because he doesn't need to be a full admin.
I would like to see a feature where the system displays a "help desk search bar" and only displays results from searching of all tickets rather than everything in the database. I will log a feature request for this also.
May 4, 2011 at 8:51 UTC
I also recommend a search bar in the HelpDesk Admins portal. I now have to give the HelpDesk Admins Full Admin rights just for the search capabilities. GGGGRRRRRRRR..
Jul 28, 2011 at 5:42 UTC
1st Post
Hi! Yes please add back in the search bar for help desk admins, it's was so heavly used and now i have to give a 1 week employee admin right to the network?? how can that be!
Spiceworks, Please put this back in some how.
Aug 5, 2011 at 5:20 UTC
+1 without this there is not much point in a Helpdesk Admin role
Nov 7, 2011 at 11:22 UTC
A search bar is just a simple and basic feature. Put it in, let the full admin decide to take it way. Why are we coming across these simple and easy "features" missing. The other is having the list of assignees alphabetized. Please put the Search Bar back.
Dec 2, 2011 at 8:15 UTC
i understand the programming difficulties involved but to be honest even if you could put a "search bar" in the same place for helpdesk admins that just takes a ticket number and shows that ticket that would be great, as that is the most common usage of search by helpdesk admins
Jan 17, 2012 at 3:41 UTC
Please implement this feature, we need it!
Sep 12, 2012 at 2:11 UTC
As an update, Help Desk Admins now have the ability to use search with Spiceworks 6.0.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
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Merck & Co., Inc. Kenilworth, N.J., U.S.A. known as Merck in the United States and Canada, is a global health care leader with a diversified portfolio of prescription medicines, vaccines and animal health products. Today, we are building a new kind of healthcare company - one that is ready to help create a healthier future for all of us.
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The Publication Management Lead in Global Scientific and Medical Publications (GSMP) provides a high level of management expertise with an in-depth understanding of Publication Strategy and Management and of the overall drug development process. The Lead is responsible for leading, managing (including recruitment, training, performance management), developing and mentoring a team of global Publication Managers located in NJ and PA as they drive the comprehensive identification, planning, resourcing, execution, and tracking of activities that deliver high-quality scientific and medical publications to medical journals and scientific congresses worldwide. The Lead provides both direct technical guidance and general oversight, ensuring overall understanding of company priorities and goals. The Lead guides publication management activities for all products across all therapeutic areas and oversees compliance with Company publication policies and procedures, working collaboratively with stakeholders on all levels both within and outside the company, including Merck Research Laboratories, Global Human Health Medical Affairs and Marketing, and medical communication agencies. The Lead provides guidance for overall budget forecasting for outsourced publication activities as well as for planning, resourcing, and risk management for medical communication agency projects. The Lead is a key contributor to the GSMP Leadership Team and reports to the Executive Director, GSMP.
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Congressman Joe Baca (D-Rialto) released the following statement tonight, after President Obama gave his State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress.
"I applaud President Obama for putting forward a bold plan of action to create jobs, strengthen the middle class, and lay out a blueprint for an economy that's built to last."
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And it's only going to get worse! Obama has handcuffed the Border Patrol so much, it's a wonder they even caught this Muslim illegal!
Customs and Border Protection agents arrested an illegal immigrant from Pakistan along the Texas border with Mexico, the agency recently revealed.
On May 8, CBP picked up Javaid Muhammad who allegedly admitted to illegally crossing into the US, according to court records filed in McAllen, Texas.
After Muhammad recounted his story to CBP, he provided a different account to the FBI on May 12, leading agents to believe both stories were false.
Muhammad had told the FBI he came from Pakistan and had never been to Chile or Ecuador, but agents presented him with an Ecuadorian passport and photos which showed a Chilean residence, at which point the man admitted to lying to CBP officials.
"The FBI was in possession of records consisting of photographs and travel records, as well as written accounts from other government agencies, which show that the statements Muhammad made during his interviews by the USBP and the FBI were materially false, fictitious or fraudulent," a criminal complaint against him reads.
"Muhammad admitted the statement he provided to the USBP was false, and also admitted to lying to the FBI during his interview," the complaint states.
The man is now also charged with lying to federal agents, reports ValleyCentral.com.
Last October the Texas Department of Public Safety director warned that border agents were capturing individuals from countries known to have a terrorism presence.
"…Individuals that come across the Texas/Mexican border from countries with a known terrorism presence and the answer to that is yes," DPS Director Steven McCraw stated.
Oh, there's possible terrorists coming across the border? We've known that was happening for awhile, and this administration will do nothing about it. Don't want to upset Obama's Muslim friends.
"We have individuals that we've needed to debrief in Pashto/Dari," McCraw said at an annual Texas Border Coalition conference, referring to two languages spoken in Afghanistan. "Not a lot of Pashto and Dari speakers around."
"But you can't think about the last attack; you have to think of the next attack and where our vulnerabilities are," the director added. "So, we're concerned about that."
Read the US complaint against Javaid Muhammad's below:
Court Documents for Pakistani Illegal Alien in Texas by BobPriceTX
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Indians manage just four hits in shutout loss
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Indianapolis got a strong start from reliever Jay Jackson, but the offense was out dueled by Toledo pitching in a 2-0 loss Wednesday night.
Jackson didn't allow a hit through four innings, but a solo homerun by James McCann in the fifth gave the Mud Hens all the offense they'd need. Robbie Ray pitched 8 1/3 shutout innings for Toledo to get the win.
Indianapolis managed just four hits off Mud Hens pitching in the loss.
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We have exchange 2007 and everything was working properly prior to the 4.5 upgrade. If users send a e-mail to create a ticket with no attachments everything works like it should. I have had several users that have send e-mails to create tickets with attachments and for some reason they get hung in the mailbox and never pulled into spiceworks and no ticket was created. Please advise what we can do. I have even tried to force the spiceworks system into checking for tickets and it just leaves the one with the attachments in the mailbox.
May 6, 2010 at 10:28 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
- Clear your mail settings
- Save
- Re-enter them
- Save
- If that doesn't work - Send your logs to spiceworks.
This topic was created during version 4.7.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Apr 30, 2010 at 1:17 UTC
I am sorry I ment to say that we are on version 4.6
May 1, 2010 at 5:22 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
First step will be to upgrade to SW 4.7.
Could you try that and post back if that sorted it?
May 4, 2010 at 3:52 UTC
OK, I just upgraded to 4.7! I will give it a few test and post back.
May 6, 2010 at 10:12 UTC
I sent 6 e-mails on 5/4/10.
1) no attahcment
2)1 MB Attachment
3)2 MB Attachment
4)3 MB Attachment
5)4 MB Attachment
6)no attachment
I received tickets created by Spiceworks for emails 1,2 and 6. The other 3 are still sitting in the inbox for the spiceworks account. I have had other mailed request that Are still getting processed, but those e-mails are getting skipped.
May 6, 2010 at 10:28 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
- Clear your mail settings
- Save
- Re-enter them
- Save
- If that doesn't work - Send your logs to spiceworks.
May 6, 2010 at 11:52 UTC
I just sent the logs to support.
May 18, 2010 at 9:06 UTC
I have never sent any logs to spiceworks before. I did send them on the 6th, but I have not heard anything. Do you know what the procedure is? should I have received a "we got you message"?
Jul 9, 2010 at 9:04 UTC
Any idea how long it take to get any type of responce? I have sent the information to spiceworks, but I have never hear anything back. I have just upgraded to the newest version and I am still having the same issue.
Jul 19, 2010 at 5:00 UTC
Hi Scott, I sent you a PM. sorry for any delay that you've experienced we'll get you up and running.
Jul 20, 2010 at 4:26 UTC
Well I think that Marcello figured it out. It looks like Spiceworks (using the Exchange Connector) has a preset timeout and it is not very long. He put in a request for it to either be enlarged or user definable in version 5.0 final release. Thanks
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It's really weird. The guy's always comment on how flat my butt looks. Like this one guy teases me about how I look like a surfboard. I know, I don't do squats and I don't really want a bootylicous butt. I'm fine with it looking like a pancake in my work pants. Outside of my work pants, it looks a little plumper lol. I don't really want people looking at my butt, so if they say it looks flat, I don't even care lol. Even my enemy looks at my butt and comments about it to the other guys, which I find is weird too. Like if she hates me, why is she looking at my butt?
Um would they still be attracted to my body even if my butt is flat? My crush is one of the guys who talks about my butt in private a lot. But all they do is talk about how flat it looks though. It makes me feel out of place since everyone else has big butts except me lol. And I'm too lazy to do 1,000 squats to get a bigger butt.
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It makes me feel self conscious like I should do something to fix this problem when it's not a problem for me. I don't care if my butt is flat or not. As long as it's not diseased and unhealthy, I'm fine with it. I'm OK with my crush looking at my butt but not commenting on it. I've beaten him up a couple of times about it too.


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Parvalbumin (PV)-expressing interneurons exert powerful inhibitory effects on the normal cortical network; thus optogenetic activation of PV interneurons may also possess antiepileptic properties. To investigate this possibility we expressed channelrhodopsin 2 in PV interneurons by locally injecting the Cre-dependent viral vector AAV2/1-EF1a-DIO-ChETA-EYFP into the S1 barrel cortex of PV-Cre mice. Approximately 3–4 wk later recurrent electrographic seizures were evoked by local application of the chemoconvulsant 4-aminopyridine (4-AP); the ECoG and unit activity were monitored with extracellular silicone electrodes; and PV interneurons were activated optogenetically during the ictal and interictal phases. Five- to ten-second optogenetic activation of PV interneurons applied during electrographic seizures (ictal phase) terminated 33.7% of electrographic seizures compared with only 6% during sham stimulation, and the average electrographic seizure duration shortened by 38.7 ± 34.2% compared with sham stimulation. In contrast, interictal optogenetic activation of PV interneurons showed powerful and robust ictogenic effects. Approximately 60% of interictal optogenetic stimuli resulted in electrographic seizure initiation. Single-unit recordings revealed that presumptive PV-expressing interneurons markedly increased their firing during optogenetic stimulation, while many presumptive excitatory pyramidal neurons showed a biphasic response, with initial suppression of firing during the optogenetic pulse followed by a synchronized rebound increase in firing at the end of the laser pulse. Our findings indicated that ictal activation of PV-expressing interneurons possesses antiepileptic properties probably due to suppression of firing in pyramidal neurons during the laser pulse. However, in addition interictal activation of PV-expressing interneurons possesses powerful ictogenic properties, probably due to synchronized postinhibition rebound firing of pyramidal neurons.
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We all get challenges and sometimes it's hard
Read this slowly & LET IT REALLY SINK IN
John is the kind of guy you love to hate. He is always in a good mood and always has something positive to say. When someone would ask him how he was doing, he would reply, 'If I were any better, I would be twins!'
He was a natural motivator.
If an employee was having a bad day, John was there telling the employee how to look on the positive side of the situation.
Seeing this style really made me curious, so one day I went up and asked him, 'I don't get it!'
'You can't be a positive person all of the time.How do you do it?'
He replied, 'Each morning I wake up and say to myself, you have two choices today. You can choose to be in a good mood or...you can choose to be in a bad mood
I choose to be in a good mood.'
Each time something bad happens, I can choose to be a victim or...I can choose to learn from it. I choose to learn from it.
Every time someone comes to me complaining, I can choose to accept their complaining or...I can point out the positive side of life. I choose the positive side of life.
'Yeah, right, it's not that easy,' I protested.
'Yes, it is,' he said. 'Life is all about choices. When you cut away all the junk, every situation is a choice. You choose how you react to situations You choose how people affect your mood.
You choose to be in a good mood or bad mood The bottom line: It's your choice how you live your life.'
I reflected on what he said. Soon hereafter, I left the Tower Industry to start my own business. We lost touch, but I often thought about him when I made a choice about life instead of reacting to it.
Several years later, I heard that he was involved in a serious accident, falling some 60 feet from a communications tower.
After 18 hours of surgery and weeks of intensive care, he was released from the hospital with rods placed in his back..
I saw him about six months after the accident.
When I asked him how he was, he replied, 'If I were any better, I'd be twins....Wanna see my scars?'
I declined to see his wounds, but I did ask him what had gone through his mind as the accident took place.
'The first thing that went through my mind was the well-being of my soon-to-be born daughter,' he replied. 'Then, as I lay on the ground, I remembered that I had two choices: I could choose to live or...I could choose to die. I chose to live.'
'Weren't you scared? Did you lose consciousness?' I asked.
He continued, '...the paramedics were great.
They kept telling me I was going to be fine. But when they wheeled me into the ER and I saw the expressions on the faces of the doctors and nurses, I got really scared. In their eyes, I read 'he's a dead man'. I knew I needed to take action.'
'What did you do?' I asked.
'Well, there was a big burly nurse shouting questions at me,' said John. 'She asked if I was allergic to anything 'Yes, I replied.' The doctors and nurses stopped working as they waited for my reply. I took a deep breath and yelled, 'Gravity''
Over their laughter, I told them, 'I am choosing to live. Operate on me as if I am alive, not dead.'
He lived, thanks to the skill of his doctors, but also because of his amazing attitude....I learned from him that every day we have the choice to live fully.
Attitude, after all, is everything.
Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself
Each day has enough trouble of its own.'
After all today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.
You have two choices now:
01. Choose to ignore this
02. Choose to try it.
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Jan 13, 2012 at 8:36 UTC
I may be the only person to do this, but I wanted to thank you Ivan. I needed something like this today. I'm taking choice 2...
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:41 UTC
wow.....gave me goosebumps. Ill take #2 as well....as often as I can.
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:43 UTC
Those who are the happiest are usually the saddest deep down or the most psychotic. I will stay neutral and instead of being : ) or : ( I will be : /
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:46 UTC
Holy macaroni. Deep. #2. Just gave me a second wind.
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:47 UTC
i would like to choose option 2 but i will probably choose option 2 haha oh wel...
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:47 UTC
Heard this one before, it's a great story. One of my mentors many years ago was an old priest who spent some time in Dachau prison , a guest of the Nazis. Seems he and several others had tried to organize and run what amounted to an underground railroad to try to get Jewish families to safety. Didn't work to well for them, but he made it through. He always told me that the it was choice to make it through it.
Years later, I visited Dachau and while wandering the grounds, I saw an elderly German man leading a band of teens and telling them about his experiences there. I fell in with them and was listening to what he had to say when the question of making a choice to get through it surfaced ("So many," he'd said, "had made the choice to kill themselves there".). He then told a story that stopped me in my tracks. In the barracks he was in there was a young priest (understand that Dachau prison was where you were sent if the Nazis didn't like you. There was everyone there from common criminals to college professors to homosexuals to religious people, all fo them tossed into this incredible mass of misery, starvation, and torment). Anyway, he was saying that every night, this young man would remind them that they had a choice to trust God to get them out of it. He was an atheist, but he said that in that setting, the young priests words were like tonic. He explained that the young priests choice to remind folks to live effected the fact that he was alive today.
I always remember my old friend telling me that choices effect our lives. Obviously they also effect others.
Make good choices.
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:47 UTC
Holy shit.
one of those things left out of the manger/swaddling story...
To the OP-
I have seen this story before, in one form or other, and the message is great. Thank you for posting!
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:48 UTC
It's all about persepective I suppose! Thanks for posting, has stopped me getting into my normal friday afternoon mood. Choice two for me
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:48 UTC
No ta, I think I'll just stick to being me. Some days are better than others and it's always a nice surprise when a really good one comes along and I wouldn't want to miss that feeling.
Jan 13, 2012 at 8:54 UTC
We always have choices - they just may not always be easy.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:02 UTC
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Great story and makes you think.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:09 UTC
I tell people who don't like what they're doing or what they're going through that there are always choices. They may not like them, and some of them have more "permanent" results than others, but choice is always there. I agree that this is a good story and one we need to be reminded of every once in a while. I'm one of those annoyingly positive people, but I think with me it's more of a chemical imbalance in my body rather than a conscious choice - I'm like a manic depressive who's never depressed :-)
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:11 UTC
I needed this today/this week. Thank you for sharing.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:16 UTC
Whoa, that made me feel funny. #2 for me please, makes you think alot
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:21 UTC
Timely for me too. I've read it before but it's always good to remind yourself you've got more control over your attitude than you give yourself credit for.
Thanks for the reminder.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:21 UTC
For the most part, I'm that happy guy, but after having had a shocking couple of days, I've really struggled. This has reminded me what it takes, thank you!
Resisting the temptation to make any puns on other meanings of number 2.....
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:25 UTC
"I had two choices: I could choose to live or...I could choose to die. I chose to live.'
It is not our choice to live or die; it is the Will of God.
In March of 2011 my best friend died after being in an ICU unit for a YEAR after a heart transplant. He wanted to live, but it was not his choice.
In November a guy was trimming a tree in my yard and cut his leg with a chainsaw. He was hanging upside down blood everywhere! The EMT's were 4 blocks from my house and there in less than 5 minutes. The hospital is not even a 10 minute ride for an ambulance. Than man was awake when they got him down from the tree, he had 2 little kids, but he died.
I'm not saying we shouldn't keep a positive attitude, but that is NOT going to save you, physically or spiritually. God has already counted our days and hours, and without Christ in your life you are already dead.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:26 UTC
The past few days have been a roller coaster, and I've realized I've not even tried to make a choice. Thanks.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:30 UTC
We may not always have the power to choose to live, but we do have the choice to die.
Keeping positive absolutely CAN save your life, even if not in every situation.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:36 UTC
"I had two choices: I could choose to live or...I could choose to die. I chose to live.'
It is not our choice to live or die; it is the Will of God.
In March of 2011 my best friend died after being in an ICU unit for a YEAR after a heart transplant. He wanted to live, but it was not his choice.
In November a guy was trimming a tree in my yard and cut his leg with a chainsaw. He was hanging upside down blood everywhere! The EMT's were 4 blocks from my house and there in less than 5 minutes. The hospital is not even a 10 minute ride for an ambulance. Than man was awake when they got him down from the tree, he had 2 little kids, but he died.
I'm not saying we shouldn't keep a positive attitude, but that is NOT going to save you, physically or spiritually. God has already counted our days and hours, and without Christ in your life you are already dead.
You had to bring religion in to it, and now I can't comment....... thanks! :P
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:49 UTC
Guess I am a dead man walking then.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:50 UTC
I myself have been choosing to be happy and keep a positive out look for years. I may get down sometimes and it takes just sitting back and remembering that its a choice to let things afect you after they have allready happened. We can not change our past (yet anyways), but we can choose to let it affect our future.
I have for many years struggled to actually get my friends to understand what i am telling them and that it actually makes a difference, but a story like this is great for getting the point across. I am going to forward this to people i know and hope that they realise that even the smallest choice to look on the positive side can make a world of difference.
There is so much to say on this topic and i am glad to see so many of us thinknig this way allready especially in the field we have all choosen to be in, because honestly it is not typically a positive enviroment and its easy to get burried under negativity of thoose around us.
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:58 UTC
It's always a little disconcerting to see a positive (read: valuable) message discounted because it doesn't align with a specific dogma.
No offense intended. I realize everyone has to process the world in the way that they know how.
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The glass bridge will open in July to the public but this is probably the last time a car actually drives across it.
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I have removed it from the bounce list so you should now be receiving all of the emails to your email address.
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