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Short & Sweet
I love getting a short boost of motivation and positivity in the morning. This podcast is the perfect length and I love the variety of speakers.


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I have a couple ZenNewbe questions that I would love to hear your insights on. The first is very basic, but one I have yet to find an answer for it.
Why, contrary to most other Buddhist traditions and meditation techniques, does Zen practice sitting meditation with eyes open, rather than closed?
In my small city, the only meditation guidance available is non-denominational Transcendental Meditation (TM), which I have been attending in order to advance my ability to meditate and apply that to my Buddhist practice. There seems to be many similarities between TM and Zazen (from what I can tell), although it is performed with the eyes closed.
This leads me to my second question.
Although TM is founded on Hindu beliefs (and as such doesnt always parallel my own views) is it still a fair means for a Buddhist to use TM to develop a daily meditative practice, especially when no other guidance is locally available (besides Treeleaf of course)?
I would appreciate any wisdom you may have on the matter.

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Introducing: Archeologist Frederick Hanselmann
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I would like to welcome Mr. Frederick "Fritz" Hanselmann to my website.
Frederick "Fritz" Hanselmann is the Research Faculty and Chief Underwater Archaeologist and Dive Training Officer with the River Systems Institute and the Center for Archaeological Studies at Texas State University. I was offered a chance to interview Mr. Fritz Hanselmann via telephone a few short weeks ago to discuss his search for the most famous Privateer in history, Admiral Sir Henry Morgan (aka Captain Morgan). Circumstance conspired against me such that a telephone interview was not possible, however, I was graciously allowed to conduct my interview via email.
Most people associate Captain Morgan with the iconic logo on the rum bottle; but Hanselmann's team of U.S. archaeologists, with the help of the Captain Morgan brand, are on a mission to find the fleet of ships the iconic real-life privateer lost in the Caribbean in 1671. The search began in earnest in September 2010, when the team discovered six iron cannons which might have possibly belonged to Sir Admiral Henry Morgan during their archaeological survey mouth of the Río Chagres off the coast of Panama. The team of archeologists continued their work this past summer with the the discovery of a 17th century wooden shipwreck, which is potentially one of the five ships Captain Morgan lost at the mouth of the river. Among the five ships lost was Admiral Sir Henry Morgan's flagship "Satisfaction".
In the interview we discuss underwater diving and archeology learning how these seemingly disparate fields are coming together in the search for Captain Morgan's lost fleet. We examine the evidence recovered in an effort to verify whether the artifacts found to date can really be assigned the Privateer of legend. Mr. Hanselmann elaborates on his most exciting finds to date, and even theorizes on the possibility of finding a stash of rum at the bottom of the sea.
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Boxall also thinks I need to read only one book by Willa Cather, and it is neither her wonderful Death Comes for the Archbishop or nor her classic tale of prairie life, O Pioneers!, nor her My Antonia, which many critics regard as her greatest work. It is, bizarrely, her The Professor's House. I would happily listen to arguments about why that book is her best, but 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die doesn't offer them. So it's going to take me a while to sort out this doorstopper.
In the meantime the Telegraph has posted a list of 110 books that would make up "the perfect library"
www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/04/06/nosplit/sv_classics06.xml. That list has its own quirks but is much less pretentious than Boxall's. Among its virtues: It is refreshingly unstuffy and includes books like Gone With the Wind and Murder on the Orient Express along with The Iliad and The Odyssey.
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49ers' Saturday pool report
By Matt Maiocco
Pro Football Writers of America
NEW ORLEANS - The lights of the Super Bowl appeared a little brighter for 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh, as the team went through 15 minutes of stretching and playing catch at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
The 49ers held their final get-together, a light workout on the eve of Super Bowl XLVII against the Baltimore Ravens, in front of 11 bus loads of family and friends. As the coaches and players walked onto the playing field, one person in the crowd prompted the group to perform the 49ers' traditional victory cheer. The man shouted, "Who's got it better than us?" And hundreds of 49ers supporters replied in unison, "Nobody!"
That brought a smile to Harbaugh's face and he applauded the fans' efforts. Afterward, the large contingent was invited onto the field to pose for pictures and get autographs. The brief walk-through practice had a football purpose, too.
"We wanted to come over," Harbaugh said. "And the football part of it is getting used to the lights. They looked a little brighter than the last time we were down here."
The 49ers played Nov. 25 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, a game in which QB Colin Kaepernick made his first career road start in a 31-21 victory over the New Orleans Saints.
Harbaugh said he wanted the players to visit the locker room and put on their game cleats to check out the playing surface with "pat-and-go" drills. Harbaugh joined the three quarterbacks in throwing passes to players at all positions.
"Also, wanted to get a stretch, get the blood moving a little bit," Harbaugh said. "And get some new blood going. Then, afterward, enjoy it with your family. Get some pictures and make it possible for everybody to come down to the Super Bowl field."
The most popular player on the field was Kaepernick. He was surrounded by a large circle of people seeking photos. Harbaugh said Kaepernick appears to remain unfazed by his new fame.
"I don't see any change, one way or the other," Harbaugh said. "He is who he is. He has been pretty steady with his demeanor."
The 49ers are scheduled for their normal night-before-game routine of meetings at the team hotel, Harbaugh said.
"I feel good," Harbaugh said. "The preparation has been outstanding, very focused. The players care about winning. They care about this team, and that's complimentary to the players and the way their focus has been. And that's not something that's been just this week. That wasn't just created this week. That's been all season and the offseason. It speaks very highly of the players."


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Robert Holder:Officials seemingly fouling out this season
Fans piled out of Hardin Valley Tuesday night with disgust. I was among them. Not because of bad play or the Hawks losing to the Wildcats. The offciating was the thing that got me.
Whistle blows.
"I have a foul on the sports editor."
What? I already have a foul four sentences in? Hear me out.
Officials in 3-AAA have been notoriusly good in the past. The last decade I have seen more than a handful call games in sub-state, state and state title games. They are among the tops in the profession in the state.
But this season has been anything but. Instead of being seen but not heard, whistles have been going off at an alarming rate.
Whistle blows.
"Foul right here."
See what I mean?
Tuesday night 96 fouls were called in the combined boys and girls games between Oak Ridge and Hardin Valley. The HVA boys had 30 alone.
In the Oak Ridge-Clinton boys game on Nov. 30, the two teams combined for 60 fouls and 85 free throws.
It isn't just the amount of fouls, either. It's when they are called and how they are called. The Lady Wildcats had nine fouls in the first quarter against the Lady Hawks. In the second half, HVA had six in the first 8 minutes of play compared to Oak Ridge's one.
In the Nov. 22 game at Central, Oak Ridge senior guard Rian Hall was called for a foul when he wasn't in the play and was nearly called for another when he wasn't on the court. The Wildcats also drew five fouls against the Bobcats in the first four possessions of the third quarter during that game — three of which were shooting fouls.
Whistle blows.
Yeah, I know the routine.
The evening-out of fouls is a nice concept and there will be games where high school athletes lose their heads and 40 or so fouls will be justified.
I get that. But if officials will call the game close early and set a tone, the players can adjust. Failing to be consistent with calls leads to bad, drawn out games like the one Tuesday.
No one wants to see that.
With things being so tight right now in the 3-AAA race with just three or four games remaining before the tournament at Campbell County, teams shouldn't be worrying about which officials they are getting that night and what is or isn't a foul.
Whistle blows.
"Technical foul."
I guess I'm on the bench for the fourth.
The job is not easy. You can usually only make half the people in the room happy on any given night. The only professionals that have worse odds when it comes to making people happy are politicians and IRS agents.
Officials are immediately a target.
I applaud each and everyone for being able to do the job. The good and the bad, the old and the young, by and by, do a pretty good job.
Hopefully their calls won't influence who is crowned the winner and who is going home in the district tournament.
There, made it to the end of the column.
Whistle blows.
Whoops, spoke too soon.
Robert Holder fouled out with two points, no rebounds and six turnovers. He can be contacted at (865) 220-5508.


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Today's News: Our Take - Report: Ex-Elmo Puppeteer Kevin Clash Sued by Fourth Accuser
Kevin Clash, the longtime voice of Elmo who stepped down last month, has been sued by a fourth accuser who alleges that while he was a minor he also had a sexual relationship with the Sesame Street puppeteer, TMZ reports.
The accuser filed the suit in federal court in New York under the name "John Doe" and claims he first met Clash in 1995 or 1996 in Miami Beach, when Doe was 16 or 17 and Clash was in his mid-30s.
Former Elmo puppeteer faces third underage sex allegation
According to Doe, Clash flew him out of New York City and gave him money and a place to stay. During this trip, the two allegedly had sex multiple times. Doe's lawyer, Jeff Herman, told TMZ, "According to our lawsuit, Kevin Clash knowingly paid to transport a minor across state lines for the purpose of satisfying his sexual interests."
Since then, Doe claims in his suit that he's suffered emotional, mental and psychological damage as a result of his relationship with Clash.
This is the fourth lawsuit against Clash, who resigned from Sesame Street on Nov. 20. However, the first accuser later struck a settlement with Clash and agreed not to pursue litigation.
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Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or tweet them to @adam_bryant or @NatalieAbrams
Any How I Met Your Mother scoop? - Brandon
ADAM: Get ready to see another familiar face next month! Ted will bump into a blast from his past who will have a "big influence on his search for the mother," co-creator Carter Bays tells us. Guesses? If it helps, it's "someone you wouldn't expect to see," Bays says.
OMG! Will Hannah turn in Dexter during the Dexter finale? - Justin
NATALIE: That will be the big question of the hour. But Michael C. Hall says Dexter may come to regret turning her in for more than one reason. "I think he was open to a sense of possibility and open to a sense of a legitimate future in a way that he never has been before and that's not going to be an easy thing to dismiss," he says. "He believes that Hannah does love him and will keep his secret. He, if nothing else, believes she'll do it out of a sense of self-righteousness, that she was able to keep secrets in a way that he couldn't."
Do you have any more clues about Booth's big secret on Bones? - Heather
ADAM: Allow executive producer Stephen Nathan to further stir the pot. "It doesn't have to do with our people," he says. "It has to do with Booth's relationship with the outside world." Also, when creator Hart Hanson said that the mystery is something between Booth and God, he may have been more literal than we first expected. "Booth has a way of doing things - in some ways he's very, very Catholic," Hanson teases.
Will Bailey actually make it down the aisle on Grey's Anatomy? - Brenda
NATALIE: The promos don't look promising, right? Bailey will contemplate pulling a Runaway Bride after receiving some horrifying advice from one half of a rocky Seattle Grace couple. However, there is good news on the horizon for one group of 'shippers, but mum's the word on which one. Hit the comments with your guesses!
I'll take any spoilers you have on the NCIS Christmas episode with Tony and his dad. - Marla, via Twitter
ADAM: Unlike in years past, the elder DiNozzo (guest star Robert Wagner) isn't involved in the team's case. "He comes back because he wants to spend Christmas with his son," executive producer Gary Glasberg says. "There are many years of issues that exist between them. So, it's not about a case -- it's really a personal story between the two of them." Given some of the more "personal" moments that Tony has had with Ziva lately, could the conversation turn to her during the father-son heart-to-heart? "It definitely comes up," Glasberg hints.
I can't wait for The Vampire Diaries midseason finale! Any scoop for when it returns? - Sarah
NATALIE: The first episode back will mirror The Breakfast Club with several characters stuck in the school library, ultimately revealing things about each other they were hoping to hide. But think more sad and dark, rather than cheery dancing in the halls, as a few of the scenes will force certain truths to come out from both Stefan and Elena that might forever change their relationship.
What's coming up on The Mindy Project? - Andrea
ADAM: Get ready to meet Mindy's younger brother Rishi! It turns out that Mindy's been footing the bill not only for his cell phone plan, but also his college tuition at Stanford. So how do you think that Mindy will react when she learns that Rishi has his heart set on dropping out to become a rapper?
Will Charlotte make it through the pregnancy on Private Practice? - Tori
NATALIE: There's a reason that Charlotte will be doing this. But it's Cooper who we should be worried about for now as Mason begins to act out in fear that Charlotte will die. "One of those babies in is in the NICU and Cooper refuses to leave," Paul Adelstein says. "Charlotte's on bed rest and is useless, by her own admission, and he's terrified his child is going to die. Cooper's handling it, but he's absolutely spinning out of control."
Loved the Sons of Anarchy finale. Does that last image mean that Gemma's calling the shots once again? - Tim
ADAM: That's certainly part of creator Kurt Sutter's intention. While he won't say for sure that Gemma is the one who gave the cops the intel they needed to arrest Tara, he does believe that next season will see a return to form for the former queen. "Women like Gemma, they are cockroaches," Sutter says. "They can take a lot of hits, and they always find a way to come back and crawl out a little bit stronger. We saw her really astray at the beginning of the season, but ... we slowly saw her find footing. I think by the end of the finale, she's got her balls back."
Will there be a time jump when The Walking Dead returns? - James
NATALIE: Expect to see how Daryl and Merle get out of the clutches of the Governor - if they both can - pretty much immediately. "It'll be very satisfying," showrunner Glen Mazzara tells us of the midseason return. "I don't usually do cliff-hangers like this and I would probably never do a cliff-hanger like this between seasons, but for a couple of months, I'm willing to suffer the slings of all the Daryl fans. People will return and get their answers. People will not be frustrated when they come back and they will get the story they're expecting."
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ADAM: Executive producer Dean Devlin insists that he and his team have been working toward this exact final episode since they shot the pilot. Fittingly, there will be some callbacks. "It harkens back to the story line of Nate dealing with the death of his son. That comes back full circle," Devlin says, adding that it's "the darkest episode we've ever done." Could that spell disaster for Nate or one of team members? "The reverberations of how they all have to deal with this [case] affects every single teammate in a deeply profound way," Devlin says.
I can't wait for next week's Burn Notice finale! What's going to happen to the team? - Shelly
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Adam's Mega Rave: Thanks, Homeland, for finally letting Brody and Jessica have that talk and actually giving Morena Baccarin something to do. More, please.
Natalie's Mini Rant:Stephen Collins' inept reporter was a blight on what is arguably the best episode of Scandal to date.
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I will be making two appearances this week to talk New England beer and to sign copies of my book, "Beer Lover's New England."
The first one will be on Thursday (Feb. 28) at Trident Booksellers and Cafe, 338 Newbury St., beginning at 7 p.m.
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Public Holidays in Dominican Republic 2020
Dominican Republic Holiday Calendar 2020 - Holidays and festivals are a part of our culture, tradition and nationality. Each country has its own culture and tradition which are largely reflected in the festivals celebrated in a year. Some of this festivals and holidays are also celebrated to mark the birthday of religious saint or guru. The dates for these festivals keep on changing in a calendar year. Some of the religious observance is based on the sighting of the Moon. Here we have provided below dates for festivals celebrated in Dominican.
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September 6th, 2011
LGBT topics get little time in med school
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender patients present unique challenges to treating physicians, but their specific needs may not be getting enough attention in some medical schools.
44 medical schools reported dedicating no teaching time to LGBT-related content during clinical years, and in preclinical curricula, nine medical schools reported spending no time on LGBT issues, according to a study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Surveys used in the study were distributed to all 176 allopathic (conventional) and osteopathic medical schools in the U.S. and Canada, and 85% of schools responded.
Across all medical schools that participated, the median time spent on LGBT-related content was just five hours, though time spent varied widely by school.
Perhaps most surprising: 70% of responding schools evaluated their own LBGT curricula as 'fair', 'poor', or 'very poor.'
"So that kind of said to us that there's some awareness that there could be better LGBT-related curriculum," says Dr. Leslie Stewart, one of the study authors.
Past studies have documented enormous health disparities between the LGBT community and non-transgendered, heterosexual peers.
Higher rates of anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, smoking, alcohol consumption, substance use, youth homelessness, harassment, sexually transmitted infections, and HIV/AIDS all affect the LGBT community, studies show.
In addition to persistent social stigma, there are structural barriers to health care access among the LGBT community, such as partners not qualifying for employer-sponsored health care coverage.
An Institute of Medicine report cites that 57% percent of Fortune 500 companies extend benefits to domestic partners of LGB employees, with far fewer smaller companies doing the same.
The study on LGBT medical curricula has its limitations.
Researchers assessed time spent explicitly on 16 different LGBT topics including sexual orientation, gender identity, mental health issues, LGBT adolescents, and coming out, but did not assess knowledge, attitudes, or skills directly.
It's difficult to determine how much of the relevant information on LGBT-issues is threaded into other lectures and discussions, says Dr. Raymond Curry, Vice Dean for Education at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.
"And even if you could more adequately assess what's going on in curriculum, even then, what's perhaps more important is the environment in which this education takes place" says Curry, who wrote an editorial about the study for JAMA.
"Is this an institution that is itself welcoming of a diverse group of students, patients, and staff? Because I think when you have that, if you're working in an environment that is itself a welcoming culture, the topics come up naturally."
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Gov. Jerry Brown and the top Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday announced a $687 million plan to provide immediate help to drought-stricken communities throughout California, including $15 million for those with dangerously low drinking water supplies.
The proposal comes amid one of the driest periods in the history of the nation's most populous state, forcing farmers to fallow fields and some communities to warn of low water supplies.
"There's many ways we can better use the water we have," Brown said during a news conference at a state office near Sacramento. "You can't manufacture water."
The Democratic plan, which now goes to the Legislature, does not address long-term improvements to California's water supply and distribution system. Rather, it provides money for immediate aid.
Most of the money — $549 million — will come in the form of accelerated spending from two bonds approved previously by voters. It will go toward local water conservation and recycling efforts, such as systems to capture stormwater and recharge groundwater supplies.
The general fund, the state's main checkbook, also will be tapped. In addition to the money for emergency water supplies, $25.3 million from the general fund will provide food assistance in communities affected by the drought.
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The proposal also directs the State Water Resources Control Board and the Department of Public Health to boost water supplies by allowing for the use of recycled water and stormwater. Increased penalties for illegally diverting water also are part of the proposal.
Peter Gleick, a water scientist and director of the nonpartisan Pacific Institute, said the proposals in the relief plan appear to be good ideas.
"But it depends what they spend the money on, and how carefully and quickly it's spent," Gleick said. "Whether it results in long term help remains to be seen."
Republican lawmakers, who were not included in the plan, said more must be done to address the state's long-term water needs. They and many farmers have been advocating for more reservoirs to store water.
"We need a real plan that increases storage for a growing state," Senate Minority Leader Bob Huff, R-Diamond Bar.
Assembly Republicans plan to propose legislation on Thursday addressing long-term water needs.
Asked about whether he believes California needs more water storage, Brown told reporters that for now he wants to focus on immediate needs.
"That's important, but of course storage takes a long time."
The state legislative proposal comes as Republicans and Democrats offer different solutions in Congress to deal with California's drought. The House approved a Republican-backed bill that would temporarily halt the restoration of a dried-up stretch of the San Joaquin River so more water could be diverted to farms.
California's two U.S. senators, Democrats Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, have introduced legislation similar to the proposal announced Wednesday by the governor. That bill would put $300 million toward emergency aid, drought-relief projects and water conservation.
"While Congress is locking their ideological horns over the best way to help, so far nothing to show for it in the process," said Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, who joined the governor at the news conference along with Assembly Speaker John Perez.
Both expected the plan to pass the Legislature and be sent to the governor in a matter of weeks.
Most parts of California are under extreme drought conditions after three winters with below-normal rain and snowfall. As many as 17 communities are at risk of running out of drinking water in the months ahead, and farmers throughout the state have been fallowing fields and tearing up orchards.
The State Water Project, which supplies water to 25 million Californians and about 750,000 acres of farmland, will deliver no additional water later this year to its customers, the first time in its 54-year history that it has given a so-called zero allocation. That could change if precipitation picks up in the weeks ahead.
Beyond Wednesday's announcement, lawmakers still need to negotiate changes to an $11.1 billion water bond that is on the November ballot, a measure that is supposed to provide the longer-term fixes sought by farmers and cities.
Associated Press writer Jason Dearen contributed to this report.


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Lawmakers probe widening generals scandal
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Wednesday he's withholding judgment about the handling of a federal investigation that cost the CIA director his job, but he's seen no evidence "at this point" that national security was damaged by the widening sex scandal.
"I have a lot of confidence generally in the FBI," Obama said, offering only qualified words of support for the agency. But the president added that if the FBI had given the White House an earlier heads-up about the inquiry into possible national security violations, he might now be facing questions about why he'd interfered in a criminal investigation.
The inquiry that led to CIA Director David Petraeus' resignation began last summer, but the White House didn't learn about it until the day after the election. Two days later, on Friday, Petraeus resigned after acknowledging he'd had an affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell.
As Obama spoke about the scandal from the White House, legislators on Capitol Hill were grilling FBI and CIA officials about the same issues: whether national security was jeopardized and why they didn't know about the investigation sooner.
FBI Director Robert Mueller and deputy FBI Director Sean Joyce met first with Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and ranking Republican Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, then crossed the Capitol to meet with the House Intelligence Committee.
Acting CIA Director Michael Morell went before the House panel next, after meeting Tuesday with top Senate intelligence officials to explain the CIA's take on events that led to Petraeus' resignation.
Lawmakers are especially concerned over reports that Broadwell had classified information on her laptop, though FBI investigators say they concluded there was no security breach.
Obama, for his part, said he had "no evidence at this point from what I've seen that classified information was disclosed that in any way would have had a negative impact on our national security."
U.S. officials say Broadwell sent harassing, anonymous emails to a woman she apparently saw as a rival for Petraeus' affections. That woman, Jill Kelley, in turn traded sometimes flirtatious messages with Afghan war chief Gen. John Allen, possible evidence of another inappropriate relationship.
Officials who have seen the communications between Allen and Kelley describe some of their emails as overly flirtatious and "suggestive," and say their release would be embarrassing for the general.
Word surfaced Wednesday that Kelley's pass to enter MacDill Air Force Base has been indefinitely suspended, a decision made at the base. Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Steven Warren said she can still enter the base but now must report to the visitor center and sign in like anyone else who doesn't have a pass
Kelley's complaints about threatening emails triggered the FBI investigation that led to the resignation of Petraeus and a probe into communications between her and Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan.
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein was asked by reporters if there was a national security breach with the Petraeus affair and said she had "no evidence that there was at this time."
Feinstein said Wednesday that Petraeus would testify before Congress — but not about the affair. She said he had agreed to appear to talk about the Libya attack on Sept. 11 that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans, but said no date had been set.
The Senate Armed Services Committee planned to go ahead with Thursday's scheduled confirmation hearing on the nomination of Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford, who is to replace Allen as commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, if Allen is indeed promoted.
Obama had hoped to use the afternoon news conference, his first since his re-election, to build support for his economic proposals heading into negotiations with lawmakers on the so-called fiscal cliff. But his economic agenda had to share time with questions about the widening sex scandal.
Allen has been allowed to stay in his job as commander of the Afghan war and provide a leading voice in White House discussions on how many troops will remain in Afghanistan — and for what purposes — after the U.S.-led combat operation ends in 2014. The White House said the investigation would not delay Allen's recommendation to Obama on the next phase of the U.S. troop drawdown from Afghanistan, nor would it delay the president's decision on the matter. Allen's recommendation is expected before the end of the year.
But Obama did put on hold Allen's nomination to become the next commander of U.S. European Command as well as the NATO supreme allied commander in Europe, at the request of Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, until Pentagon investigators are able to sift through the 20,000-plus pages of documents and emails that involve Allen and Kelley.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Wednesday that he had "full confidence" in Allen and looked forward to working with him if he is ultimately confirmed.
The FBI decided to turn over the Allen information to the military once the bureau recognized it contained no evidence of a federal crime, according to a federal law enforcement official who was not authorized to discuss the matter on the record and demanded anonymity. Adultery, however, is a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Allen, 58, worked to save his imperiled career. He told Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that he is innocent of misconduct, according to Col. David Lapan, Dempsey's spokesman.
At a news conference Wednesday in Perth, Australia, Panetta said, "No one should leap to any conclusions," and said he is fully confident in Allen's ability to continue to lead in Afghanistan. He added that putting a hold on Allen's European Command nomination was the "prudent" thing to do.
Known as a close friend of Petraeus, Kelley, 37, triggered the FBI investigation that led to the retired four-star general's downfall as CIA director when she complained about getting anonymous, harassing emails. They turned out to have been written by Broadwell, who apparently was jealous of the attention the general paid to Kelley.


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The case of a Cheboygan man facing a sentence of up to life in prison in connection with charges of alleged criminal sexual conduct is going to trial.
Bernard Dale Brasseur, 53, entered a not guilty plea Tuesday in 53rd Circuit Court to two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct involving different relatives under the age of 13.
Brasseur is also charged with being a two-time habitual offender.
Two other charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct have been dismissed, according to Cheboygan County Prosecutor Daryl Vizina.
"There were two other possible alleged victims that came forward," Vizina said Tuesday. "We had planned to have all the cases conjoined to include the existing charges, but unfortunately the statute of limitations had run out."
Cheboygan County Sheriff Dale Clarmont said his department conducted an investigation into the allegations and arrested Brasseur on Feb. 6.
A trial date of July 9 has been scheduled. Brasseur remains free on a $20,000 cash or surety bond.


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Alex Castellanos, Kristen Soltis, Ari Fleischer, and Erick Erickson discuss Mitt Romney's loss and the GOP message going forward.
Post by: Anderson Cooper
Filed under: 2012 Election • Mitt Romney • President Barack Obama
Here's the Republican Party's way forward: Listen only to yourself. Attack your opponents any way you can, regardless of propriety or accuracy. Insist on protecting the rich and the business community above all else. Appeal to white Christian males with poor education and low incomes. Demonize the different - gays, other races, Muslims, and gays again. That moves you into the America of the 21st Century. That's how you win.
People knew that Mitt Romney would Ba(i)nkrupt the country with his 1% policy. That was why the 47%ers voted him out
I wish the media would stop making this win a racial/ethnic victory for Romney's 47%. The fact is that the demographic are changing. Many "minority" young adults are second generation, well educated, upwardly mobile children of immigrants, who are struggling to reach the American Dream. Its also about anyone who didn't have parents who could pay there way through college or even "get a loan" from their parents. Its about people who have worked all their lives but became ill or lost a job and now were denied medical care because of a pre-existing illness.
Republican's in the House need to consider the will of the American people, and stand beside this president that is doing his best to address this nation's debt crisis. And constantly bring up someone else's half-baked policy, simply because it alone forces a degree of compromise, isn't going to be seen as them really trying to work with the president that the American people just elected. Instead they risk hurting the image of the entire party even further, because they would still be ignoring the wishes of the American people. This is to give this president the room that he needs to try out his plans and policies that he feels strongly would work.
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Situationist contributor and Harvard social psychologist Mahzarin Banaji, along with Ohio State social psychologist Phillip Mazzocco, were the subject of a recent article by the Washington Post's Shankar Vedantam, who studied recent research concerning unequal perspectives on racial inequality. Their research was contained in the 2006 article, "The Cost of Being Black: White Americans Perceptions and the Question of Reparations," DuBois Review, 3, 261-297. Their co-authors on the article were Ohio State's Timothy Brock, Harvard's Kristina Olson, and Gregory Brock.
We excerpt Vedantam's piece below.
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Social psychologists Philip Mazzocco and Mahzarin Banaji once asked white volunteers how much money would cover the "costs" of being born black instead of white. The volunteers guessed that about $5,000 ought to cover the lifetime disadvantages of being an average black person rather than an average white person, in the United States. By contrast, when asked how much they wanted to go without television, the volunteers demanded a million dollars.
Mazzocco and Banaji were taken aback: The average black person in America is 447 percent more likely to be imprisoned than the average white person, and 521 percent more likely to be murdered. Blacks earn 60 cents to the dollar compared with whites who have the same education levels and marital status. The black poverty rate is nearly twice the white poverty rate. Blacks tend to die five years earlier than whites; the infant mortality rate among black babies is nearly 1 1/2 times the rate among white babies. And because of long-standing patterns of inheritance, blacks and whites begin life with substantial disparities in family wealth.
"The point we were making is, whatever the cost of being black might be, whites are vastly underestimating it," said Mazzocco, of Ohio State University at Mansfield. "You throw in the 5-to-1 wealth gap . . . if you wanted to put a dollar-and-cents value on the difference, you would come up with a number much larger than $5,000."
The unusual experiment is one of dozens that have found that whites tend to have a relatively rosy impression of what it means to be a black person in America. Whites are more than twice as likely as blacks to believe that the position of African Americans has improved a great deal. Blacks are more than twice as likely as whites to believe that conditions for African Americans are growing worse.
This long-standing war of perceptions created the perfect storm last week after sermons by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright — former pastor of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) — painted a picture of stark inequality at odds with white perceptions.
Mazzocco and Banaji, who teaches at Harvard, found that when volunteers learned about the disparities, they started to demand much larger sums of money.
"Many whites assume blacks are making use of old crimes to gain present-day benefits that are unearned," Mazzocco said. "Underlying this is a misunderstanding and ignorance about black costs and white privilege."
But knowledge about disparities is not the only reason whites and blacks have different perceptions about racial equality. Social psychologist Richard Eibach at Yale University has shown that whites and blacks often employ different yardsticks to measure racial equality. Whites tend to measure progress by comparing the present and the past — and America has made giant strides since the Jim Crow era. Nonwhites, Eibach found, are likely to evaluate racial equality in comparison with an idealized future. These yardsticks create entirely different perceptions.
When Eibach asked each group to use the other's yardstick — whites to focus on the future and nonwhites to think about the past — the differences disappeared. Now, everyone agreed the country had come a long way — and had a long way to go.
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To read the rest of the article, click here. To read other Situationist posts on racial inequality, be sure to read Black History is Now, The Situation in New Orleans, Race Attributions and Georgetown University Basketball, and other posts available at this link.


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@Blue Saffron please come save this forum one more time. Say something intelligent. The crap being posted in your absense breaks my heart. Just read these posts. I know I know that is why you had this blog shut down.
@Blue Saffron how much we miss you. Your such brilliant insightful comments. Truly you were a messiah.
I have to agree with you @banasy. He did make us all redundant though. Dont you agree? Oh how my old bones creak from vitamin D deficiency.
I don't think you know what the word redundant means. It doesn't mean what you think it does, faux Chrissy.
I am anything but superfluous. You may think of yourself as you like.
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Eat, not wat. Lol
LMFAO W e are busy rayping in India tonight.
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...and tiny little dew claws.
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*catch one.
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Jordan's retaliation against IS is a proper model for other nations' responses to the heinous actions of the Islamic State, wherever, in the style of Durante's Mrs. Calabash, it is.
When I ponder the appropriate USA reaction to other nations' and groups' hostility, I usually ask myself, "what would Israel do?"
Another good question is always, "what would Harry Truman have done?"
Many young USA citizens and residents may think that President Truman was a Republican, if they have ever heard of him at all.
I suspect that many young persons now living in the USA would have trouble imagining the actual, formal surrender of defeated nations at the end of World War II.
Hey Joey. 🙂
As soon as Truman found out the US military had hydrogen and atom bombs he ordered them dropped on civilians. (He didn't know about the bombs bring developed until after he was sworn in)
If Truman were prez Bagdad would have been leveled instead of just Fallujah, for example. If Truman were PM of Israel there wouldn't be much left in the M.E and N. Africa.
After returning from the superbowl and the following celebratory parade I have noticed that some Hindoos from India have been posting filth under my avatar. I am advising you to cease and desist immediately.
I do not post deregatory remarks as it is not my style. I expect same in return. norhing more nothing less.


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August 1st, 2011
Colon cleansing: Not so healthy, analysis says
It has been touted as a natural way to improve your heath and cleanse the soul. But doctors are now finding the procedure known as colon cleansing can cause dangerous side effects.
Colon cleansing, technically known as colonic hydrotherapy or colonic irrigation, is a popular treatment, usually performed at spas. It often involves the use of chemicals in the body and in hydrotherapy, the colon is flushed with water through a tube inserted in the rectum.
But oral home remedies are also available and have become popular, especially over the Internet. Now researchers from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. say there's no evidence any of these colon cleansing treatments work and, in fact, when used improperly can cause cramping, kidney failure and in some extreme cases, death.
"There can be serious consequences for those who engage in colon cleansing whether they have the procedure done at a spa or perform it at home," says the lead author, Dr. Ranit Mishori, a family medicine physician at Georgetown University School of Medicine. "Colon cleansing products in the form of laxatives, teas, powders and capsules... tout benefits that don't exist."
Mayo doctor is no fan of cleanses
Although colon cleansing has been around for centuries as a way to rid the body of unwanted toxins, the American Medical Association determined in the early 1900s that the procedure was invalid; there was no evidence to show the methods worked. And even though there still remains no solid evidence these products do what they claim, colon cleansing has been making a comeback, mainly because manufacturers claim it also helps people lose weight.
"If this method were the key to weight loss, it would be amazing. But there is no evidence that this helps people lose weight," says Mishori. "Manufacturers don't describe how it works. The statements are a little empty. They say it will enhance your immune system, up your metabolism, give you energy. It's all pretty vague. Some people swear by it, but it could be a placebo effect. And companies can make these claims, because the federal government doesn't regulate their products."
Not expecting miracles, but I love my cleanses
According to the report released this week in the Journal of Family Practice, Mishori and her colleagues examined 20 studies published in medical literature over the last 10 years.
Investigators noted while these reports showed little evidence of colon cleansing benefits, there were a number of side effects reported following the use of these cleansing methods. Those effects included cramping, bloating, nausea, vomiting, electrolyte imbalance and renal failure. And in some cases, ingredients in these remedies were toxic.
"Some herbal preparations have also been associated with aplastic anemia and liver toxicity," Mishori said.
Researchers also noted that many of the "spas" that offer colon cleansing have no trained clinicians and even organizations such as the National Board for Colon Hydrotherapy and others who promote colon cleansing require technicians who perform professional colon cleansing to have little more than a high school diploma.
"When you flush your colon out with a hose, it's like giving yourself an enema on steroids. You shouldn't put things up there that really don't belong there," stressed Mishori. "Imagine 60 liters of water going through your colon. The stress it puts on the system, and the hose, if not used correctly, could puncture the organ."
As for the home remedies, Mishori says there's no need for them. "We poop and pee for a reason. If you are a healthy person, the body does it for you."
When asked what was the best way to cleanse the body, Mishori was quick to respond.
"Eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly," she stressed, "Get six to eight hours of sleep and see a doctor regularly. But no one wants to do that," she said with exasperation. "But they'll use a hose to flush themselves out! The use of these methods are unhealthy. And what's scary is we only examined the cases that were reported to hospitals and doctors. Imagine all the people who are using these products and methods and have side effects and never go to the hospital. We don't know about them. The numbers could be staggering."
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