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Her report is signed by the same "Dr. Ukelele" that signed Obama´s birth records.
As soon as it was announced, I asked if Hillary was going to present a note from her doctor, along with the hospital report.Is this a self-diagnosed concussion?Perhaps a 28 day re-hab is where she is drying out.
Have them check her liver
Just in time for her next scheduled appearance:"What´s that, Lassie? Hillary!´s in the well? We´ll just have to call the committee and tell them she´s unavailable."
Three people who have perfected the lie. Bill (slick Willie), Hillary (PIAPS) and Obama (Odumbo). All three are equally good at it.
Check out the tables in the White House hallways.
Beg to differ, #5. PIAPS isn´t a very good liar based on her ´´I can´t recall´´ testimony. She knows she can´t get it over on the committee because they already know too much and she doesn´t know what they know. She needed to study her State Dept. cheat sheet for a few days longer. She´ll fall back on the infallibility of this report for every answer she gives them. IOW, if it´s not in the report, she can´t fill in the blanks, but she´ll promise to look into it and get back to them later.
She should take her husband´s advice: put some ice on it.
In a quid pro quo move, the SEIU is busing in their doctors from Wisconsin who handed out faux sick notes.
The medical report should be right there with records from the Rose Law Firm and the FBI files.
To paraphrase somebody, "There are liars, damn liars and then there is Hillary Clinton.
If she truly had a "concussion" that was significant (enough to delay testimony) I would have thought she would have undergone some sort of imaging procedure (MRI, CT) of the head.We now have a new vernacular..."recuperating at home" means avoiding testifying...The Clinton´s are an example of how you can accomplish a lot in life if you are shameless.
And the "Edward M. Kennedy Memorial Neck Brace Award" goes to .....(envelope please)
"The medical report?? I don´t remember.. I can´t recall!!"
Once again, Hillary´s feinting spell, at an unspecified time and location, requires "the willing suspension of disbelief".Ms. Clinton claims the feint caused a conclusion that could cause serious affects to her political health. Her unspecified physician has ordered continued evasion of stressful encounters.One has to wonder why she did not just fall back on the old time tested tale and trip over her own feet while dodging sniper fire on some unspecified remote airfield on a classified mission "for the children". Jon Fraud Kerry could affirm this with gusto, hinting about "Cambodia at Christmas time".
Great post #13
For all of Hillary´s bluster & noise, she illustrates perfectly the LIE that is feminism. Brave, bold Hillary can´t take the heat, so she retreats to her fainting couch. Exactly how does she differ from the traditional, dependent-on-their-husbands women that she despises? The more things change - the more they stay the same. How anyone can take this broad seriously after this episode is beyond my understanding.
Well then....for her own safety, she should wear a protective helmet at all times. It would serve a dual purpose: head protection and we wouldn´t have to look at her greasy hair " don´ts " anymore.
she´s hiding, hiding, hiding, hiding.
Looks like frumpy old Helga Drunkendyke will slither out of the noose again.
No accountability, no problem! Government is completely corrupt and out of control. Lie, steal, murder, who knows what else. Congressional, senatorial ethics, what a joke. The greatest coup in the history of the world and without bloodshed except for the citizenry.
If only she hadn´t gone on Babs Walter´s "Most Fascinating People" show and had diarrhea of the mouth, she wouldn´t have become de-hydrated, then she wouldn´t have fainted, then she wouldn´t have bonked her head, and rattled her brains.And all of us would have been treated to her brilliance as she spins and weaves her web of lies.This is not a resume enhancer.
We have spineless Congressman and Senators. They should have issued her a supoena to appear and testify. When she did not show, throw her in jail and defund the State Department until they received real answers.
I seem to remember several years ago when she was in front of Congress that she did not remember anything when she was questioned. So what is going to be any different ,if she does testify, if and when she goes before congress again. The only good that comes from this is when these people are gone from the public eye, and that is going to be a long time from now.
I am worried. If she is too ill to carry out her duties, to whom has she delegated her responsibilities. Should we not have an "acting SOS" until she recovers?


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Two retailers based in central Ohio - Abercrombie & Fitch and Limited Brands - posted sales jumps in June that were among the few bright spots in the retail sector's otherwise lackluster monthly report yesterday.
Their sales growth stood in sharp contrast to the performance of other retailers, who found that it often took deeply discounted clothing to get shoppers to spend - and then only if they needed the item.
The reasons why a few retailers exceeded expectations? Ken Perkins, president of research firm RetailMetrics, said they were aided by "a more-promotional stance and hot weather driving consumers into air-conditioned malls."
Abercrombie & Fitch reported that its comparable-store sales increased 9 percent in June from a year earlier, and total sales rose 23percent to $277.3million in the period.
June also was good for Limited Brands. Comparable-store sales rose 6percent in the five-week period that ended Saturday, and sales totaled $965.4million, an 8percent increase from the same period last year.
Both reports exceeded analysts' expectations by a fair margin. New Albany-based Abercrombie was expected to report a 2.8 percent increase, and Limited was forecast to experience a 3.2 percent bump.
Both companies' shares rose on the news, Abercrombie up 7.8 percent and Limited up 2.2 percent.
Abercrombie's sales gain was led by an 88 percent jump in international sales, which includes catalog and online sales. All three of its chains posted comparable-store sales increases: The namesake store's sales were up 10percent, abercrombie kids 14percent and Hollister Co. 7percent.
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George R. Stephans, 68, of Iron River, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012.
George R. Stephans, 68, of Iron River, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at Golden Living Center of Superior, following a brief but courageous battle with cancer.
He was born on April 8, 1944, in Superior to Lewis and Ingeborg (Engstrom) Stephans.
He graduated from Northwestern High School in Maple.
George served his country in the United States Army as a radio control operator stationed in Korea and then reenlisted for the Vietnam Conflict. After he served, George was a roofer by trade in the Milwaukee area until returning to Iron River.
He was a member of the Iron River VFW Post 10197, an avid Green Bay Packer fan and enjoyed the outdoors, fishing and hunting. He also loved spending time with his family and friends, watching old movies and listening to music, especially country and the oldies.
George is survived by five sons Ted Stephans, Wisconsin Dells, Wis., Brian Stephans, Rochester, Minn., Ryan Stephans, Minneapolis, Minn., Greg Stephans, Superior, Steven Stephans Ashland, Wis.; two sisters, Virginia Wanke, Sheboygan, Wis., Cheryl Slowinski, Iron River, five brothers, Harvey Hubbard, Barron, Wis., Richard (Roxy) Stephens, Seffner, Fla., Lee (Priscilla) Stephans, Union Grove, Wis., Dan (Karen) Stephans, Iron River, Jack (Sherry) Stephans, Racine, Wis.; one grandson, Riley Stephans and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
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Here's something you'll need to see to believe: Gigabyte made its first motherboards with black-colored PCBs, breaking away from its blue PCB mold! The company's high-end LGA1155 motherboard lineup includes two models: the GA-P67A-UD5 and the GA-P67A-UD7. Apart from the black-colored PCB, the color scheme also includes graphite-colored heatsinks with a dash of blue (UD5) or with a dash of gold (UD7), black-colored memory and expansion slots, mostly black internal ports and headers. The GA-P67-UD7 uses a 24-phase VRM to power the LGA1155 processor. Its expansion slots include four PCI-E 2.0 x16, there seems to be a PCI-E bridge chip (likely nForce 200 or something from PLX), which lets it run in 2-slot x16, or 4-slot x8 modes. There are two PCI and a PCI-E x1. Connectivity on this includes six SATA 3 Gb/s, two SATA 6 Gb/s internal ports, two gigabit Ethernet, 8-channel HD audio, four USB 3.0 ports, FireWire, and eSATA. The GA-P67A-UD5 has a 20-phase VRM, a slightly lighter expansion area with three PCI-Express x16 slots (likely x16, NC/x8, x8), the third slot could be electrical x4. Connectivity on this one includes two SATA 6 Gb/s, four SATA 3 Gb/s, two eSATA, 8-channel HD audio, gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, and FireWire. Both motherboards feature Ultra Durable 3 construction. The two could be part of the company's first wave of LGA1155 motherboards. Source: Future Looks
I just want to know why they keep on insisting to put that heat sink there where the northbridge was? If they moved the southbridge there why?! Clear up the room like Evga and Asus. Anything less is uncalled for. Not really a fan of the gold part.
Finally! They've gone for the black PCB and black theme and gotten rid of the IDE and floppy connectors! It's nice to see a big manufacturer actually listening to what we users think about their products.
I would assume that they will have boards like this for bulldozer but i have no expectation for them to bring out another am3 board in this style
I read it as "Awesome, who would want an X58 UD7 now?" Could be wrong though... As for the boards. Nice. May be a tough choice between a Rampage III Formula and upcoming 1155.


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Viral hepatitis chronically infects between 3.5 and 5.2 million people in the U.S. and more than 30,000 in San Francisco, alone — but only about one in three people who are infected know it, according to a report by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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At the edge of a San Francisco neighborhood that has been riddled with drug addiction for decades, UCSF epidemiologist Kimberly Page, PhD, MPS, leads a research team that provides outreach, screening and prevention programs for drug users, those who are especially vulnerable to hepatitis C infection.
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After being infected with simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) in a laboratory study, rhesus macaques that had more of a certain type of immune cell in their gut than others had much lower levels of the virus in their blood, and for six months after infection were better able to control the virus.
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I'm not get any SMP WU's for some reason it's giving me a failed error. It keeps trying to get one but keeps failing. Anybody else having this problem? EDIT: turned off -bigadv & add -verbosity 9 and was able to finally get a wu.
Odd but it happens. Only the normal (none 6900 WU) is full on (sending) but it hasn't sent many out the past hours. Guess that I was lucky last night to get another 6900. I know that Bogmali was/is very happy with these new ones but on my hex they are slower then the 2686/92's (a few seconds per frame).
Seems odd that they work on some rigs but not others!! I have 3 bigadv machines running and it's only affects one of them, which is my core i7 machine. The other 2 core i7's rigs are doing fine. Strange stuff... At least it's folding again now after a 12 hour or more lapse in folding.
I was getting a "File I/O Error"/Core Status=75 with P2685 several times in a row, but this rig is troublesome and my issues may be exclusive to me. Folding a P6900 now and everything seems fine. I think my issue was Vcore/Temp with the CPU throttling and causing my issues. Just have to wait and see.
Never seen that error. When I get an error it's a blue screen, don't like to do things half Time to replace CPU with a cool runing 970 or are you 1156 exclusive? EIDT: Not really accurate to say that they are cool runinng but when the rig sits in a non-heated room and there is snow outside then <50 C @ 4.0 GHz isn't that hard.
I was getting the same error Buck and I quit the -bigadv and verbosity 9 and it finally picked up a wu. When it gets done I'm going to restart the -bigadv and verbosity and see if it picks up a wu then. It's frustrating to not be able to run -bigadv when you have a cpu they can do it... Also it just one out of 3 that is doing this. Same OC nothing has changed on that rig in the last several months.
I have a 9600gt that was donated to me( thanks TeXBill) I will not be using it. I would like to pass it one to someone in need of a card. if interested pm me.
We have alot of users that might could use that Bow, Thanks for throwing it out there maybe some body could use another card. TPU Folding members are the best out there now. I would put you guys up against anybody else. Ya'll would be at the top of the list. Great team keep up the good work.
I share your aggravation. I have 3- i7's and the same rig keeps giving me trouble while the others fold circles around it. I lost a 2685 @ 94% the other day and it kept giving me error's. I deleted and re-installed the client and was going to up my vcore and accidentally set for no Vdroop. Noticed CPU running cooler and getting better TPF(no more throttling). Now she's cranking away @3.8 with 1.23v vs. the previous 1.30v. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.... The gift that keeps on giving. Big thanks to Bow and TeXBill!!
Ok guys, my mother board can run 3 gpu's. I have installed now a gtx260, slot 1 and a 8800gt in slot 3. TeXBill donated the 9600gt I have and Buck donated the 8800gs I have. The 260 is just to big i can not get a card into slot 2. So I have a 9600gt and a 8800gs to donate. Or what i would like to do is trade the 9600,8800 and my 8800 for a larger card for slot 3.
Stats down FYI http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=16807 Not that it offers any explanation but it has been brought to Stanfords attention that the updates are failing (Sunday....) and I just uploaded two big ones. It's always nice to have a confirmations that it has been accepted. On a side note I'm getting ready to travel again so one rig is "converted" to cruncher. I ought to be good for 50-70K PPD with what is running but my dog is known to shut down rigs when I leave EDIT: Dr. Pande is on to it http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=16807. The stats, not my dog.
I turned -bigadv back on and verbosity and the rig would not get a WU. Turned it back off and right away it picked up a WU. Not sure what is going on with that rig. Both of the other ones are doing fine.
Maybe that rig got a bad rep at Stanford I asume that you use same key and IP so that is not the case but still a pita.
That could be tru it failed like 14 projects before I caught it and changed it back to just regular SMP. I'm going to leave it like this for a couple of days then switch it back and see how it does then...
Looks like Stanford hasn't shown any points for me in six hours. Anyone else having problems? Edit: Looks like Stanford got hung up on it's 1:00 AM update. We did have a bad storm come through last night. It's 8:30 AM PST now.
Change the Machine ID to the next available ID and delete the Work folder and Queue.dat, then re-start so Stanford servers see it as a "different machine".
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Beijing has 'no intention' of departing from 'correct policies' in Tibet
Posted Oct 22nd 2013, 02:47pm by Reuters
... carried by Xinhua, the government said that Tibet under Chinese rule had achieved a great deal. "Today's Tibet is developing economically, making progress politically, has a flourishing ... Reuters in Beijing and Geneva Beijing will stay with 'correct policies' in Tibet China has no intention of altering its "correct" policies in Tibet as they have brought ...
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Tibet win in Britain stiffens Beijing's resolve with EU over Dalai Lama
Posted Jul 15th 2013, 12:00am by DANNY LEE, Olivia Rosenman
... Freeze after Cameron met Dalai Lama shows China is willing to wield its growing clout Emboldened by its successful efforts to get Britain to toe the line on Tibet, China is expected ... and concerns about Tibet". "I hope we are getting over the difficult times," Liu said. The director of the modern Tibetan studies programme at Columbia University, Robert Barnett, said ...
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Hague seeks to calm the waters over Tibet
Posted Jun 25th 2013, 12:00am by CHOI CHI-YUK
... Choi Chi-yuk email@example.com Hague seeks to calm the waters over Tibet British Foreign Secretary William Hague told his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi yesterday that "London recognises Tibet as part of China", Xinhua reported. The phone conversation followed reports that British Prime Minister David Cameron abandoned a trip to China in April to meet the new ...
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Watching cautiously amid signs of shift towards Tibet
Posted Jul 01st 2013, 12:00am by KIM WALL
... is made between his political and religious roles. Are things finally starting to look better for Tibetans? Not necessarily. "While the Dalai Lama photos carry symbolic importance ... of self-immolation. The most recent fatal protest was only three weeks ago, when 31-year-old Wangchen Dolma set herself on fire near Tawu monastery in eastern Tibet. Other developments threaten to dim ...
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Tibet official Qin Yizhi gains key Communist Youth League post
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... Keith Zhai email@example.com Qin Yizhi, seen as hardline official who pushed for 'patriotic education' of monks in Tibet, gains 'training ground' position for party officials Tibet official gets key Youth League post The Communist Party appointed an official from Tibet as the head of the Communist Youth League, a training ground for future party and government ...
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An obsession with all things Tibetan - except the politics
Posted Mar 16th 2009, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... young mainlanders has had little political effect. Tibet may be one of the country's growing sources of popular culture, but interest in the autonomous region is restricted to its exoticism ... He Huifeng Just over a generation ago, the mainland public's understanding of Tibet was largely limited to official propaganda, epitomised by a song called On the Golden Mountain ...
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New Delhi is urged to block Dalai Lama's 'political activities'
Posted Mar 28th 2009, 12:00am
... S.N.M. Abdi Beijing has urged India to curb the Dalai Lama's 'political activities' in the country, where the spiritual leader has headed a Tibetan government-in-exile ... Lama to engage in political activities on Indian soil in the best interests of bilateral relations between the two countries'. Analysts say China's reminder is significant because ...
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Tibet clouds Olympic torch's relay route
Posted Jun 17th 2008, 12:00am by Martin Zhou
... the relay would head directly to Xinjiang - not Tibet and Qinghai as originally scheduled. China News Service reported that the flame would not pass through Tibet and Qinghai as planned. Bocog gave no explanation for the changes, but there were signs that the move was grounded in Beijing's concerns about security, especially in Tibet, where unrest erupted in March, and Qinghai. But according ...
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Tight rein kept on Tibet, rights protesters
Posted Aug 10th 2008, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... a Tibet flag. Both were escorted from the venue. Equestrian Company chief executive Lam Woon-kwong said protesters had deliberately violated the rules by displaying political messages, banned ... lion' flag - which they had hidden underneath a Canadian flag. As they were trying to uncover the Tibet flag, several security guards who had been monitoring them pounced and covered them ...
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A new dawn?
Posted Jul 01st 2008, 12:00am by Laurence Brahm
... Laurence Brahm There is a popular saying in Lhasa these days: 'China's stability depends on Tibet. Tibet's stability depends on Lhasa. Lhasa's stability depends ... further pointed out that the Dalai Lama does not seek to return to Tibet if Beijing has concerns about it, but would offer to send his representatives to Tibetan areas to clarify to people ...
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October / 2012
David Domin�, biking for Alzheimer's, horses, baskets, and more
by: Sandy Gladfelter, contributing writer
Biting into the Bluegrass
Energy efficiency tip
Time Capsule: 50 years ago
Long riders
A show of horses
Basket fever
A homegrown app for restaurant
wait times
Quote: U.S. Department of Energy
The Centre of the debate
Breast cancer walkers
Biting into the Bluegrass
The Food Network�s Guy Fieri scours the country informing viewers of the best local food spots on his hit series
Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives,
often creating quite a stir for the restaurant�s owners, sometimes enough to change their economic profile completely.
�Triple D is all about three things,� Fieri quotes on the show�s Web site. �Food, story, and character.�
Louisville author and foodie David Domin�, who dubs himself the Bluegrass Peasant, brings the same effort closer to home in his book,
111 Fabulous Food Finds: Best Bites in the Bluegrass
(McClanahan Publishing House, $24.95,
). According to Domin�, the book is not meant to be a listing of Kentucky�s best restaurants but rather a cross section of those that best represent the region�s culinary traditions, those that have a unique location or history, those that have stood the test of time, and those that might otherwise get overlooked.
Take, for instance, Biancke�s Restaurant in Cynthiana. Claiming to be Kentucky�s oldest continually operating eatery, Biancke�s serves down-home favorites such as fried green tomatoes and homemade cream pies. Another longstanding find is the Doe Run Inn in Brandenburg, which has been in business since the 1920s serving up fried chicken cooked in a 200-year-old iron skillet. The walls of Lexington�s Tolly-Ho could likely tell some funny tales of its 41 years. Located near the University of Kentucky�s campus and open 24/7, one is as likely to find executives at lunch as co-eds burning the midnight oil.
The other 108 listings in the book are just as interesting, each with their own story or claim to local fame. Possibilities abound for a great road trip to check them out, gathering bits of local nostalgia and a full belly along the way.
�Whatever the reason you hit the road in search of fabulous food finds,� Domin� says, �you�re bound to get a good taste of Kentucky and discover the flavors that make it a unique culinary destination.�
�Penny Woods
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Energy efficiency tip
Two degrees can make a big difference on your electric bill. Setting your thermostat 2 degrees Fahrenheit higher in summer and lower in the winter, compared with where you normally set your thermostat, results in major energy savings.
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Time Capsule: 50 years ago
Five Millionth Consumer�New Mexico rancher John McGuffin, left, became the five millionth rural electric cooperative consumer when REA Administrator Norman Clapp threw the switch to energize the McGuffin home. Some 600 visitors and neighbors turned out to celebrate the occasion at the sparsely settled area 30 miles northwest of Tatum, N. Mex.
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Long riders
Nine fraternity brothers from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green joined forces to raise awareness and money for Alzheimer�s disease. The BIKE4ALZ team, consisting of seven cyclists, one lead car driver, and one driver towing a supply trailer, began their journey May 25 from Inter-national Falls, Minnesota, ending their nearly 3,000-mile trip July 24 in Key West, Florida. They held organized events in 15 cities along the route, raising $65,000.
Each day, the Phi Gamma Delta colleagues began with moments of reflection in prayer, dedicating the ride to someone with Alzheimer�s. Each day�s dedication, along with video blogs, can be seen at
�It�s so important to get the word out about Alzheimer�s because it�s the sixth leading cause of death in America and the only disease on the list with no treatment or cure,� says John William (Will) Owens, a junior from Louisville.
Tyler Wittmer, a senior from Evansville, says, �The hardest part is you lose the person years before they actually die.�
To learn more about the riders, read their blogs, or donate, visit
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A show of horses
For the second year in a row, the Alltech National Horse Show will be held at the Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on October 30 through November 4, continuing the 129-year tradition of the National Horse Show. Laura Kraut of Middleburg, Virginia, was among the more than 560 horses and 350 riders from nine countries at last year�s show. More than 10,000 people are expected to attend this year�s show that will offer a full array of hunter, jumper, and equitation divisions, and will offer more than $600,000 in total prize money. The event will also include live music, a children�s area, and shopping. Admission is free for all daytime events, $20 for the Puissance (high jump) on Friday night, and $30 for the Grand Prix on Saturday night. Children 12 and under are admitted free. More information, including schedule and ticket details, is available at
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Basket fever
Leona Waddell of Cecilia in Hardin County received the Folk Heritage Award announced by the Kentucky Arts Council for the 2012 Governor�s Awards in the Arts. The awards recognize individuals, businesses, and art organizations in nine categories as those who�ve made an impact on the state�s artistic livelihood.
For the complete list of awards go to
art awards
Waddell, 84, is known for white oak baskets she learned to make as a child growing up in Cub Run in Hart County.
�I was the fourth of 16 children. Mama taught me the basic techniques when I was 9. Later I developed a style of my own. When I was a youngster, Mama would take baskets when buying groceries and trade them for food. Then, I don�t know how folks in North Dakota, Minnesota, and other states found out about her baskets, but they�d send boxes of clothing for them. That�s how we got clothes.�
Waddell made baskets sporadically after she married until her second of five children was 3 months old.
�I started making market baskets, then egg baskets for local stands. I really got the fever again when I won first place in the �70s at the Hart County Fair. My husband passed away in 1979, I moved to Elizabethtown in 1980 working as head baker for Hardin County Schools, and I started making egg baskets around that time. Since retiring in 1996 I�ve been making them steady. I�d say I climbed the ladder slowly, but now have apprentices because I don�t want it to die out.�
Waddell�s won 15 first-place awards at the Hart County Fair, has one basket (donated by a collector) in the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., and another has toured all over the south with the Southern Arts Federation.
You can buy a basket by phoning (270) 862-9870, and get more and get more information at
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A homegrown app for restaurant
wait times
WhyWait, a free mobile app for iPhone and Android users, lets customers know restaurant wait times, their happy hours, events, menus, and deals. Eric Littleton, Bowling Green native and graduate of Western Kentucky University, is CEO of WhyWait LLC. �It�s a one-stop shop for restaurant information,� he says. �Bowling Green was the debut city, followed by Louisville and Lexington, then after proven results in those markets, we plan to release in other states,� Littleton says.
The company is located in Western Kentucky University�s Center for Research and Development as well as Louis-ville�s Nucleus incubator, and several Western graduates are working on the project.
�Locating in the small business incubator at the WKU Center for R&D has given our business an incredible boost,� Littleton says. �We are using both recent graduates and current students from WKU (as employees). Our team members have great energy and are always bringing new and exciting ideas.�
You can find more at
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Quote: U.S. Department of Energy
(From now until 2035 the U.S. is not projected to) return to the
levels of energy demand growth experienced in the 20 years prior to the 2008-2009 recession, because of more moderate projected economic growth and population growth, coupled with increasing levels of energy efficiency.
Annual Energy Outlook 2012
, with projections to 2035, U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration
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The Centre of the debate
Dr. John A. Roush, president of Centre College in Danville in Boyle County, grew up in Ohio, but he�s putting Kentucky on the national map for a second time with the October 11 vice presidential debate.
In a news release announcing the host sites, Dr. Michael Strysick, Centre�s director of communications, quotes Janet H. Brown, Commission on Presidential Debates, stating, �First, Centre did an outstanding job of hosting the 2000 vice presidential debate. Second, Centre�s principal players from that debate are still at the college, and we value that experience. Finally, Centre�s facilities, as good as they were in 2000, are vastly improved now.�
Roush said, �The college is deeply honored to host a general election debate once again. This honor is movingly educational. Hundreds of students, possibly 80 percent, are involved in the process in some way. It�s energized both political organizations here on campus and will be a good model for our students. It will shed a positive light on small communities, the heart and soul of America, the fabric of our country, showing they can do great things and are part of important decisions.�
Roush, who took office July 1998 as Centre�s 20th president, has successfully established numerous programs, revised the college�s curriculum, and in 2008 raised close to $170 million for the school with his campaign, �A More Perfect Centre.�
Roush graduated summa cum laude in 1972 with a degree in English at Ohio University�s Honors College while participating in athletics. He was the university�s Scholar Athlete of the Year and a three-time Academic All-American in football. He completed a master�s degree in 1973 and a Ph.D. in 1979, at Ohio�s Miami University.
He began his career in higher education in 1972, transitioning to administration in 1976. In 1982, he joined the University of Richmond, Virginia, as executive assistant to the president and was there during the 1992 presidential debate. In addition to his work in education, Roush served as a captain in the U.S. Army. He publishes articles in professional journals and has done extensive public speaking across the country. Roush and his wife, Susie, have two grown sons and remain active in the Presbyterian Church, as well as civic and community affairs.
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Breast cancer walkers
The 15th annual American Cancer Society�s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K Walk in Louisville takes place October 28 at Waterfront Park. Around the state, three other Making Strides walks will take place this month: Ashland October 20; Owensboro October 21; and Lexington October 28. The events seek to honor breast cancer survivors, increase awareness, and raise funds for research and other programs to fight the disease, through donations by participants and sponsors, and through the formation of teams. There is no registration fee to participate in the walks, which are part of an effort of similar walks across the country. Last year�s Louisville walk attracted more than 14,000 participants and raised more than $650,000. For info on the Louisville walk, phone (502) 560-6043. To learn more about the other events in Kentucky, go to
, where you can search by state or zip code.
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It seems to me if you win the DH and accept it, you're entitled to have whatever guests you want there. Somewhere else on the message board it's been said that even renting will be allowed here. That could really make things more affordable. ~♥♥~ Flapjaw "Embrace each moment... Live every dream." | ||||
Thanks, Mere for answering my question. My earlier posted question included a another idea I had about also setting up an informal outside eating area serving sandwiches, sodas, homemade cakes, pies and cookies to golfers, vacationers, ect. Do you think such an idea is feasible? Would like to hear what you & other people think. Maybe you could ask them to tell me their viewpoints too. Yellowrose. | ||||
Taking in roomates means paying roommates & an informal eating area means the food provided wouldn't be free. It means doing both to earn some income as in running a small business. If I won the dream house, A pretty big IF, I admit, I couldn't afford to live there otherwise. To anyone reading this. What's your opinion? | ||||
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LOYOLA MAROON VOL. XLV Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, November 8, 1968 No. 8 Terry Tracy chosen queen By PAT FISK (Maroon Staff Reporter) Homecoming court announced Blonde-haired junior Terry Tracy has been chosen queen of the 1968 Loyola Homcoming Court by a vote of the student body held this week. Coeds chosen to serve in her court are Anne Higgins, A&S senior; Beth Treuting, A&S junior; Mary Nolan, A&S junior; Beryl Ferrar, A&S junior; Joan Maroney, A&S sophomore and Marilyn Pike, Evening Division junior. Miss Tracy is an economics major and a member of the Theta Phi Alpha sorority. She was the Pershing Rifles sponsor for 1967-68 and the regional ROTC sponsor for the same year. Miss Higgins, the only senior on the court, is an elementary education major and president of Cardinal Key. She is historian of Theta Phi Alpha and was on the freshman sweetheart court in 1965-66. Miss Trenting, junior, is an English major. She is also a member of Theta Phi Alpha and an ROTC sponsor. She has also been on the sweetheart court of two fraternities. Miss Nolan, a visual arts major, is a member of Phi Phi Phi and the senior Pan-Hellenic Council representative for Tri Phi. She is also a member of Cardinal Key and the president-elect of Tri Phi. Miss Ferrara is a junior history major, member of Theta Phi Alpha and was freshman sweetheart in 1967. She has also been an ROTC sponsor for the past two years. Miss Maroney, the only sophomore on the court, is a psychology major. She is a new member of Theta Phi Alpha, was a member of the Wolfettes last year, and is presently an ROTC sponsor. Miss Pike, Evening Division representative, is the final member of the court. She is the secretary of Cross Keys, corresponding secretary of the Evening Division student committee, and Evening Division representative to the Student Council. HOMECOMING WEEK ACTIVITIES The presentation of the homecoming court at the homecoming football game Nov. 16 is only one of many events scheduled for the week of Nov. 10-16. Homecoming Week will open with a panel discussion Nov. 10 on "Loyola's Student Today." The alumni will be holding a reunion during this week, and this will include such events as a special Mass and breakfast and a cocktail hour followed by the homecoming ball. Student events for Homecoming Week include the football game between the Wolfpack and the Spring Hill Badgers in City Park at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 16. The game will be followed later that night by the homecoming ball at 9 p.m. in the Student Center. There will also be a special homecoming TGIF on Nov. 15 at which the football team will be introduced. A special student Mass will be offered Nov. 17 in conclusion of the activities. The Homecoming basketball game will be held in the Field House on Dec. 7. It will also be against Spring Hill. TERRY TRACY Queen of Loyola's Homecoming God, Church, Christianity discussed At Theology Symposium God, Christianity and the Roman Catholic Church were among the topics discussed last week at a symposium sponsored by the Department of Theology. Problems of the relationship of Christianity to man, of Christianity with other religions, and of change within the Catholic Church were discussed at the three day session. The Rev. James Pillar, 0.M.1., chairman of the Department of History, discussed problems of the church during the first day's session. Critics who condemn the church for its failings as an all-too-human institution are "misdirecting their critical energies," he said. "To envision the church as some sort of mystic fellowship without organizational lines is too, by far, simplistic," Father Pillar said. "That overlooks certain important theological, historical and sociological facts," he said. 'The church was from its very beginning, and always will be, an institution," said Father Pillar. However, one must be careful, he said, not to confuse those divinely inspired "sub-institutions" within the church, such as the sacraments and the papacy, with those of human origin, such as religious orders and the discipline of Lent. Sub-institutions of divine origin will endure forever, he said, while those invented by man may come and go as needs dictate. "There is a tendency," he said, "for these human sub-institutions to freeze, to hinder the larger institution in the performance of its task. When this happens, it's simply an indication that the sub-institution has outlived its usefulness." In an informal commentary on the talk by Father Pillar, Ernest Briones of the Department of Philosophy said, "There will always be an inevitable conflict between the progress of the church and the world." Briones added that because of the nature of the church, it is sometimes less adaptable to change than is the world. During the second session, Dr. Thomas Preston, chairman of the Department of English, and the Rev. Emile Pfister, S.J., chairman of the theology department, discussed the image of God and man in a technological society. Mankind cannot find God in the secular world. Dr. Preston said; rather, he can only point to God since a Christian cannot find the Kingdom of God within the world. Father Pfister called the present decade the "Secular Sixties," saying "problems have arisen in relating Christianity to man, since we are living in a technological age," he said, "we expect immediate solutions to our problems." The problem today, said Father Pfister, is to evolve a theology for the secular world. Through the world, he said, man becomes Christianized. In biblical times man could relate to God through the world about him, he said, but today mankind can do practically anything through science. In the third session, the Rev. Orlando Saa, S.J., assistant professor of theology, and Peter Cangelosi, assistant professor of history and political science, discussed Christianity and other religions. All religions are "based on the same idea of a supreme power, and instead of criticizing other religions we should forget our emotional differences and discover other religions," Father Saa said. "There is a natural tendency towards a supreme power, and this includes a tendency towards Christ," said Father Saa. When Buddhism came to Japan, he said, the approach was unity because the Buddhists had the same god as Shintoism. Since God always is and always was, so is Christianity eternal because Christ was pre-existing. "This type of mystery exists in embryonic form in all religions," he said. Father Saa described Christianity as a revelation, and made the distinction between revelation and religon. Revelation, he said, is the "seeking of man by God" whereas religion is the "seeking of God by man." Religions, therefore, are merely different paths in the search for God, he said. Cangelosi said that although "men must relate to some reality, their realities are different, and religion is an extension of this relation." "In each culture there is a different approach to religion," he said. "Christianity is a self-centered religion," and when a religion is "eaten up" by love of itself, how can it be concerned with others, he asked. EXPRESSING HIS VIEWS-The Rev. James Pillar, 0.M.1., chairman of the Department of History, speaks on the problems of the Church in today's society. His speech was part of a three-day theology symposium held on Oct. 28-30. Yearbook photos now being taken Yearbook photo portraits are now being taken in the Cardinal Key-LSL office in the basement of Danna Center. Photo sessions next week, Nov. 11 to Nov. 15. are from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Photo sessions will end November 15. All faculty and students are expected to get their pictures taken, according to Ed Curda, 1969 Wolf editor. "It is necessary for everyone to get their picture taken in order to make the yearbook a complete record of the year," Curda said. Appointments for pictures can be made every day in front of the Book Store from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Leonard White, Wolf adviser, said that the photographers are easily capable of photographing 500 people a day. "Stevens Studios has sent two photographers with automatic cameras," he said. "A portrait session should last no longer than five minutes." Policy issued for disputes The Standing Committee on Student Rights and Freedoms (SCSRF) issued its procedural statement recently outlining the manner in which disputes involving the student rights policy will be presented to and handled by the committee. The salient point of the statement is its emphasis on protection of the parties to a dispute through closed hearings and the keeping of "all deliberations of the Committee" in the "strictest confidence." The statement was issued at a meeting of the SCSRF held for that purpose. The SCSRF has four purposes: 1. To interpret the rights policy to "protect these rights and to guarantee these freedoms," according to the procedural statement; 2. To enforce the section of the rights policy dealing with non-discrimination in campus organizations; 3. To serve as an appellate board in disputes involving the university forum which "affects the right of any segment of the academic community to hear any personality and to present any idea in university forum," according to the procedural statement; 4. To conduct public hearings on proposed amendments to the rights policy and, should the amendment be approved by two-thirds of the committee, to recommend it to the university president. Procedures to be followed for disputes involving non-discrimination in organizations and appeals on the university forum are generally the same. The person making the complaint or appeal must submit a signed statement of all facts concerning the complaint or appeal to a member' of the SCSRF. If the matter is within the committee's jurisdiction, the complainant will meet in closed hearing with the SCSRF within two weeks. If the SCSRF decides to pursue the matter, it will summon the person accused of violating the policy and all who might have information about the matter to a second closed hearing. The accused and the accuser will not face one another, according to Dr. G. Ralph Smith, chairman of the committee. According to the procedural statement, "the identity of the complainant shall be kept in strictest confidence by the members of the committee." If, in a complaint, the accused is found guilty of violating the policy, the committee will take steps to insure compliance—one such action implied in the rights policy might be withdrawal of university recognition from an organization. In an appeal, the SCSRF would either "reverse, modify or uphold the action from which appeal is taken." In either case, "in the interest of fairness to all," the identities of all parties to the dispute and "all hearings and deliberations of the Committee shall be kept in strictest confidence," according to the procedural statement. The reason for the emphasis on secrecy, according to Howard L'Enfant, faculty representative on the SCSRF, is "to encourage people to speak openly and honestly." "The committee has to serve to protect them," he said. "This is not going to be a trial or an adversary process." However, the SCSRF will hold open hearings on proposed amendments to the rights policy, as required in a rights document. The amendment must be submitted to the SCSRF in writing and the hearing must be announced one week in advance. If the amendment is approved by a two-thirds vote of the committee, it is submitted to the university president for his approval. The procedural statement was drawn up in a series of closed meetings held by the SCSRF since mid-September. DR. G. RALPH SMITH Inter-American Center holds 24th graduation The Inter-American Center recently graduated its twenty-fourth class from a six-week program at Loyola. The aim of the program, said Roger Huitric, coordinator of the center, is to help develop organizational and leadership skills. The program involves groups from rural and urban communities as well as teachers and student leaders, said Huitric. The center, he said, tries to get students from a variety of backgrounds. The sessions are programmed, said Huitric, around the different groups. The last group that graduated was from rural areas, he said, and the next group will also be a rural group. the students are nominated, Huitric said, by Peace Corps workers, the Alliance for Progress, and various ministers. The next class, said Huitric, is from five Latin American countries: Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. The Inter-American Center is financed, he said, by the Alliance for Progress. Each country pays for the transportation of the students, said Huitric. This center, said Huitric, has existed for four years and during that time has received reports from some of its past students. Felix Arauz of Necoya, Costa Rica attended the first session of the center, said Huitric. The center received a report about Arauz recently that said he has done great work within his community. Arauz, said the report, motivated the PTA of the community to paint the school. He got 80 raincoats for the students of the school from various merchants. Arauz also enlisted help from the United Fruit Company and the Standard Fruit Company to build latrines in villagers' homes, and he started a re-forestation program called "Dia del Arbol" or tree day for the children of the village. Another student, Casvaldo Rodriquez from Santiago de Veraguas, Panama, works for Archbishop Mark McGrath training villagers for cooperative organizations. There are now 137 cooperatives in Panama. The council — what is it doing? By GARY ATKINS (Maroon Desk Editor) Perspective: Student Council (Editor's note: The following is the first installment in a three-part series concerning the scope of the Loyola Student Council- its place and future in the plan of campus Student Government organizations. The series will treat the council in the aspects of what it is doing, what it should be doing, and what it may have to do in the future. This series is the result of more than a year's work on the writer's part. Mr. Atkins has covered both Student Council and the Student Rights and Freedoms policy statement formulation during this time. This series is the result of his work.) "Even though we go through the motions of working with student governments, we permit students little real involvement in planning their own education or in shaping the educational environment in which they work and live." Report of the Hazen Committee on the Student in Higher Education Student government today is beset by serious problems in colleges and universities throughout the nation. Confronted by the apparent success of aggressive activism on one hand and a history of tactful persuasion (and sometimes ineffectiveness) on the other, student government often finds itself in a vaguely uncomfortable positon halfway between irrelevancy and final success. It becomes irrelevant to those who believe in the quick success of threats and force and it becomes successful to those who see university administrators giving more and more influence to student governments. Loyola is no exception. Many of the major events and changes of the past few years have come about while the Student Council stood on the sidelines. The spark for abolishing compulsory ROTC was lighted by individual students. 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Goodwood have announced the details for this year's Breakfast Clubs. Slim pickings for us Clio owners and no chance of getting on the Pit straight then. Can see me taking the Elf to a few though.
Tax-Free Sunday
Sunday 4th March 2012 : Pre-1973 tax-free classics, plus modern eco-friendly vehicles.
Everything but the Car
Sunday 1st Apri 2012: Bikes, trucks, tractors, vans, aircraft..., anything with an engine except a regular passenger car - nothing is too bizarre, and very apt for April Fools Day!
Super Car Sunday
Sunday 6th May 2012: The ultimate high-performance machines cars and bikes.
Rule Britannia
Sunday 3rd June 2012: British vehicles of all ages, as we celebrate Her Majesty The Queens Diamond Jubilee over the Bank Holiday weekend with a Pit Lane street party, and best dressed car and visitor prizes.
Thoroughbred Sunday
Sunday 5th August 2012: Celebrating the golden era of Goodwood Motor Circuit with pre-1966 classics, with a special emphasis on cars that celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2012, including the Ferrari 250 GTO, AC Cobra, Lotus Elan, MGB, Triumph Spitfire, Rover 2000, etc.
Soft Top Sunday
Sunday 7th October 2012: Open top cars of all shapes and sizes, to catch the last sunshine of the year!
Continental Classics
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Colon cancer awareness first step toward prevention
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Sheryl Ness, R.N., O.C.N., is a nurse educator for the Cancer Education Program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She helps inform patients, families and caregivers about services and resources to help them through the cancer journey.
She has a master's degree in nursing from Augsburg College. In addition, she is an assistant professor of oncology at the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, and is certified as a specialist in oncology nursing. Sheryl has worked for more than 20 years at Mayo Clinic as an educator. She has a keen interest in the importance of the quality of life and concerns of people living with cancer.
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Men and women alike can get colon cancer, however, people at a higher risk for developing colon cancer include those with a history of inflammatory bowel disease (including ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease) and those with a family history of colon cancer.
The two most common inherited syndromes linked with colorectal cancers are familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) and hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC), also known as Lynch Syndrome. FAP is caused by mutations in the APC gene that you inherit from your parents.
Women with HNPCC have a high risk of also developing cancer of the endometrium (lining of the uterus). Other cancers linked with HNPCC include cancer of the ovary, stomach, small bowel, pancreas, kidney, brain, ureters (tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder), and bile duct.
Colon cancer can be prevented with screening and removal of any polyps before they develop into cancer. Normally, screening should begin at age 50. However, if you have a higher risk or a family history you may need to be screened at a younger age.
Screening methods include stool tests to check for blood (fecal occult blood test), sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, double-contrast barium enema, and CT colonography (or virtual colonoscopy).
A newer screening method, stool DNA (sDNA) testing, awaits FDA approval. It identifies abnormal changes (markers) in the cells that are shed by the lining of the colon. That in turn can lead to early detection of polyps and colon cancer.
Research has shown that this noninvasive test accurately detects both colon cancer (at early stages) and precancerous polyps.
Look for updates on the new sDNA test and read more about it on mayoclinic.com. Work with your health care provider to find out what your personal risk is and how often you should be screened. Have you had your colon cancer screening test?
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Passion Pit - Constant Conversations
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Passion Pit - Constant Conversations
Check out my review of the new album, 'Gossamer' here
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Score: 4.0/5
Some things in life just seem to go naturally hand-in-hand, things like listening to Perry Como while laying next to the fireplace in winter, playing conkers in the autumn or the blooming of flowers in the spring. Listening to Passion Pit in the summer is just another one of those pairings that plays together so well in the same, effortless manner. However, here with their sophomore album 'Gossamer', there's a certain immaculate deception at the hands of a summery, cheerful demeanor as darker elements play just beneath the surface.
Listening through Gossamer with it's effervescent sugary synths ringing through each track, one can be easily forgiven for losing sight of the album's themes and these are something that Gossamer is packed full of. Frontman Michael Angelakos runs through a plethora of different concepts and issues, ranging from mental illness to economic hardship and there's something very admiral about someone trying to deter pop from it's sunny, negligible existence and steer it into a whole new darker and significant place. There's a brooding march-like feel to the first track 'Take A Walk' as Angelakos cries out lines such as "Practice isn't perfect/with the market cuts and loss/I remind myself that times could be much worse", reveling in an optimistic outlook on economic struggles. Angelakos continues with his emotional outpouring as we turn to 'I'll Be Alright', that at times is reminiscent of the chorus from Friendly Fire's 'Blue Cassette', as the Passion Pit frontman offers hope in place of the personal struggles with lyrics "Well I've made so many messes/and this love has grown so restless/your whole life has been nothing but this/I won't let you go the mess/I'll be alright".
Allusions to drawn out battles with alcoholism and addiction play out and add further to the mass of thematic imagery, as Angelakos uses his falsetto to full effect in album gem 'Constant Conversations', which sparkles elegantly in it's alluring neo-soul casing, as he sings of self-destruction "And you're pouring out my drink/well there's a very obvious difference/and it's that one of us can think/if there's a bump in the road yeah you fix it, but for me i'll just run off the road". It's one of the few times that Passion Pit slow down the relentless upbeat nature of Gossamer and leaves you wondering how much more it could have benefited from further showcases of soulful style as a slight criticism of the album is that at times it appears to try too hard to chase uptempo beats which are likelier to translate into hits such as 'The Reeling' from first album 'Manners'.
The album addresses this towards the end with the atmospheric and hauntingly beautiful closer 'Where We Belong' that throughout, builds verse by verse to it's crushing conclusion as it addresses accounts of a suicide attempt and the song is rendered ever more potent with the water-shower sound that concludes to compliment Angelakos as he sings "And then i'm lifted up/out of the crimson towel/the bath begins to drain/and from the floor he prays away all my pain". Throughout Gossamer, you can't help but feel this is Angelakos' way of laying down a personal challenge to the listeners, asking them to see beyond the distracting and deceptive confines of summery synths and sugar-cased beats. To join in his journey of lyrical therapy, and to understand an album that's ultimately laced with dark elements whilst dressed up well in a flamboyant attire. This is pop as it should be, polished in its purest form; both significant and fun at the same time, ominous and optimistic in equal measure - passion pit have created a standard here and others should start to fly the flag.
Recommended Songs: 'Take A Walk', 'I'll Be Alright', 'Constant Conversations' and 'Where We Belong'.
Overall: Passion Pit return with a grander expanse on their synth filled sound, whilst Angelakos steals the show with an emotional outpouring of lyrical content.
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When is Someone Liable for Someone Else's Injury?
Accidents happen. Every day in the United States, people are seriously hurt and killed in accidents. Whether a person is hurt in a motor vehicle accident, a defective product accident or due to medical malpractice or another type of personal injury accident, the outcome is often the same. Significant medical costs, lost income, out of pocket expenses and pain and suffering often ensue. Sometimes an accident is just that – an accident and no one is at fault. However, many times someone is legally responsible for the injuries. A person is liable for someone else's injuries if the person was legally negligent or committed an intentional tort against the victim.
In order to find someone liable for negligence, the injured party or his or her survivors must prove that:
- The defendant owed the injured party a duty of care.
- The defendant breached the duty of care by failing to act like a reasonable person would act in the circumstances that resulted in the accident;
- The defendant's breach of the duty of care caused the injuries which would not have happened but for the defendant's conduct; and
- The plaintiff is entitled to damages because the above elements of negligence have been satisfied.
Lawsuits that involve common accidents such as motor vehicle accidents, workplace accidents and medical malpractice are often brought on the basis of alleged negligence.
Intentional Torts
Intentional torts are different than negligence because, by definition, they require the tortfeasor to act with the deliberate intent to cause injury. Some common examples of intentional torts include assault, battery, false imprisonment, trespass, libel, slander and the intentional inflection of emotional distress. The elements of each of these torts vary but all require the plaintiff to prove that the defendant acted with deliberate intent to cause harm.
While a plaintiff may request that a court find a defendant liable for injuries caused due to negligence or an intentional tort, the plaintiff is unlikely to recover damages unless the plaintiff can prove all of the elements of his or her case. The plaintiff's attorney will gather evidence during the discovery phase of the lawsuit through means such as depositions, interrogatories and requests for production of documents that the attorney will then use to present to the court at trial or to the other party in settlement negotiations.
The amount of a defendant's potential liability is dependent on the evidence that is admissible in court and on the extent of the injuries. Generally, if a plaintiff is successful at trial or the defendant agrees to settle the case prior to a verdict being reached then the plaintiff is entitled to compensation for economic losses such as medical bills, rehabilitation costs and lost income and non-economic losses such as pain and suffering that were caused by the defendant.
If you, or a loved one, have been injured and you believe that your injuries were caused by someone else then you have important legal rights to protect and you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
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Virginia to force married gay couples to file taxes as though they were single
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Free weed for Boulder "flood relief"
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