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In which culture/s was SSM legally recognized previously? Still waiting for your answer.
Just pull down your drawers and talk to the mangina. Don't keep you internal lesbian waiting.
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A federal judge in California has knocked down the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage, ruling Wednesday that the state's controversial Proposition 8 violates the U.S. Constitution.
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Judged: 5 5 5 In which culture/s was SSM legally recognized previously? Still waiting for your answer. Just pull down your drawers and talk to the mangina. Don't keep you internal lesbian waiting. |
Judged: 5 5 5 Learn to read, poly is your obsession not mine, I could give a flip about it, and nothing is about to change with regard to law for the next couple of decades I dont have anything against you, but am informing you that nothing is going to come of it in the foreseeable future, religious fanatics have already made certain of that. Not true with same sex marriage, that is a reality today, more and more states and nations are recognizing same sex marriage, and it has not hurt anyones heterosexual marriage at all. That argument has already been made in court, no harm was shown to heterosexual marriage whatsoever. |
Judged: 5 5 5 Did I say poly was your obsession dummy? Learn to read. So what if you don't give a flip about poly? Most people don't give a flip about SSM. What do I care what you give a flip about? So what if it might not be decades? Are these your real reasons to deny equal rights? By what logic do you insist on the traditional, arbitrary, religious and discriminatory number of two? |
Judged: 5 5 5 As I said, you obsession, I am not interested, and nothing whatsoever is going to come of it, as there are groups of people that have put a stain on that concept that will linger for some time. You should be ranting at them, not me. |
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Judged: 5 5 5 http://www.topix.com/forum/topstories/TBQ0DHC... So I will not find any post by you on this thread, correct? |
Judged: 5 5 4 If someone mentions Mars in conversations about the solar system do you whine to them that they have an "obsession" with Mars? And so what if they do? They're not allowed to? You go out of your way to complain and censor them or filibuster religion? You'll call them liars? What a jerk. |
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Judged: 5 5 5 Police don't put in any regulations, numpty. It ain't their job. They're not even working in prisons. That would be the prison guards jobs. To date what we've got from Brian_G on prisons and same sex marriage is some rather odd claim that it will cause FORCED marriages to occur in prisons. When aske for evidence of these FORCED marriages all he's come up with are 3, yup, three, marriages in Canadian federal prisons since 2005! Not one shred of evidence that any one of them was FORCED! Yup, smart and creative. |
Judged: 5 5 5 That's ignorance and bigotry. Some homosexuals are bad too. Does that mean we should not allow SSM? Of course not. |
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Judged: 5 5 5 Jen Ewe Wine LOL! Point out to me where Brian_G has proven, with valid evidence and argument, that same sex marriage will create FORCED marriages in prison. His evidence to date consists of 3 same sex marriages performed in Canadian federal prisons since 2005. Bubbas are just lining up to force their weak little cell mates to marry 'em aren't they? I call people stupid when they've made it painfully clear that they are. Got it, stupid? |
Judged: 5 5 5 I have proof that you are an ignorant moron |
Judged: 5 5 5 On their part, yes it is, their ignorance and bigotry has doomed your obsession for the next couple of decades at least. Not because I say so, it is the simple truth It doesnt matter what I think of it, or you, you can rant and scream like a little kid all day long, it wont change a thing. However I am willing to make you a wager,( never give a sucker an even break) that nothing will come of it legally for the next couple of decades. Not because I say so, just an observation SSM will happen and is happening whether you like it or not, and regardless of feeble comparisons you try to make. |
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Judged: 5 5 5 So in the case of polygamy, your bigotry and ignorance is justified? Is that what you're trying to tell us? You can scream and obsess and kick your feet but the case for polygamy is the same as the case for same sex marriage. Polygamy may be legal in the future regardless of your feeble attempts to censor it away. |
Judged: 5 5 5 You know I support same sex marriage, don't start lying again. And you know I am not obsessed with polygamy. I'm real tired of your dishonest tactics. |
Judged: 6 6 6 Several witness have placed the postal worker with is hands around young girls neck. play Postal worker placed on leave after alleged assault Claudia Peschiutta 00:00 Download Villasenor, 55, of Temple City, was allegedly involved in a choking incident on Monday afternoon at a bathroom at Bristow Park in the city of Commerce, according to Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department. When deputies from the East Los Angeles Sheriffs Station arrived, the young girl told deputies that a postal worker had choked her with his hands for laughing at him when he tried to use the restroom facilities and inadvertently entered the womens restroom. U.S. Postal Service spokesman Richard Maher told Peschiutta the veteran letter carrier was on duty when he allegedly went after the girl. We have taken him off duty and placed him in a non-pay status while the incident is being investigated, said Maher. Villasenor has worked for the Postal Service since 1981. KCAL9′s Suraya Fadel reports there was no response when she knocked at the door of Villasenors Temple City residence even though it was clear there were people inside the home. Villasenor is being held at the East Los Angeles Sheriffs Station. His bail has been set at $100,000. The investigation is being handled by the Sheriffs Departments Special Victims Bureau. |
Judged: 5 5 5 Again you are confusing what I might think ( which doesnt matter ) with the reality that nothing will come of it for the next couple of decades. did you want to make the wager? |
Judged: 5 5 5 Because of legal stalling, hypocritical posturing and a statute of limitations for prosecuting offenders guilty of child endangerment, Mahony may avoid arrest, indictment and conviction. |
Judged: 5 5 5 No. I am not arguing that it won't be a decade or two away. So what? Why do you keep stressing that? Your arguments regarding polygamy seem to be: -I don't care. -Polygamists are bad people. -Same sex marriage is here now, polygamy is not. -Frankie's obsessed with polygamy. Did I miss any? |
Judged: 5 5 5 It isnt an opinion, that is the part you and y9our little buddy Frankie dont understand. it doesnt matter what I might think, the fact is, nothing is about to change with relation to that, far too many fundamentalist religions have made an indelible mark in the mind of most of the US population ( I didnt say me ), specifically voters. I am willing to make the wager, but Frankie is too smart to take me up on it because he knows I am right. You are a different story, you are too stupid to know the difference |
Judged: 6 6 5 lets see -I don't care.... true -Polygamists are bad people.... not all, but far too many are. -Same sex marriage is here now, polygamy is not.... true -Frankie's obsessed with polygamy.... very very true |
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INCOTEC will also obtain exclusive license rights from Landec to market the Intellicoat® Pollinator Plus® technology and both companies will jointly research the development of new polymer technologies.
INCOTEC also announced that these activities will be brought under a newly erected company INCOTEC FIELD CROPS North America, LLC to be located at the existing facilities of Landec Ag. This new company will focus on INCOTEC's increasing presence in field crops in North America for the provision of innovative seed enhancements products and the highest level of service to its customers. INCOTEC FIELD CROPS North America will be a wholly owned subsidiary of INCOTEC Holding North America, owned by the Dutch based company INCOTEC Group BV. INCOTEC will continue to operate its vegetable seed technology business from its activities located in Salinas, Gonzales and Soledad, California.
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The Brownlee Precision Model 410 is a four-channel general purpose laboratory amplifier (one channel shown). It can be used to amplify small signals from sources which may have a large common-mode level and high frequency noise. Each channel consists of a high gain/low noise amplifier, an input coupling selector, a 2-pole lowpass filter, and an output offset control. A control knob sets the amplifier parameters and the values are displayed on a bright LED alphanumeric readout.
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So, it's been kinda quiet here lately. A few things are to blame, but mostly it's been a dearth of games that aren't absolutely awful. Also, my PC died and I spent a massive chunk of time working on more film projects.
And playing Minecraft. Oh dear…
Anyway, for those of you with good taste enough to enjoy Digital: A Love Story – there's another (equally unique) game out by the talented author. It's a fascinating concept, once again using online interaction as a component in the story.
In this case, the game is called Don't Take It Personally, Babe, It Just Aint Your Story (jeeze it feels weird capitalising that). It's set in a high school in 2027, and you're the home room teacher for a rabble of year 11 kids. The twist is that in this future, social networking has engulfed the world even more. Every kid has a tablet PC, and social networking in a sort of facebook-wall/twitter type system happens everywhere – almost like the classes have their own hashtags. (They already do at many universities, but this is high school – so it's much more of a Soap Opera)
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'Tis the season for so many things: decorations, presents, Santa, ice, snow, the flu.
There are likely a hundred different things on your mind or your "to do" list at this very moment. Chances are, not all of them are pleasant. Actually, some of them probably incite worry.
The National Federation of Independent Businesses estimated that Small Business Saturday generated $5.5 billion in sales for America's locally owned shops in 2012. It's too early to know if the promotion for independent retailers matched or surpassed that mark this year. But judging from the recent buzz for supporting local economies, we'd say the odds are that 2013 will be a good one for small stores.
Thanksgiving is the most straightforward of holidays, unencumbered by the expectations of Christmas or the letdown that often accompanies New Year's Eve. This Thursday's holiday has little buildup and virtually no fanfare: a big meal, some football and perhaps a nap.
In the Nov. 14 issue of the Central Kentucky News-Journal, you might have read a story about Taylor County's magistrates being approached for money by several local groups.
At its Nov. 12 meeting, Taylor County Fiscal Court had several items on its agenda that involved local groups and organizations asking for financial contributions. While this is in no way a statement against those organizations or their importance, it is one intended to address the information many people might not have about the operation of a governmental body such as the fiscal court.
This fall, Congress has an important opportunity to create jobs and grow the economy by passing a long-term, comprehensive Food, Farm and Jobs Bill. The Farm Bill impacts every American, every day, by providing a wide range of programs that strengthen our nation.
Employers, colleges and vocational schools have long recognized the GED test as a high school equivalency degree. It was developed in the 1940s so American soldiers returning from World War II could use the GI Bill to advance to college. Many had left for the military without finishing high school.
In Fiscal Year 2008, Kentucky spent $21.7 million buying textbooks for students in the state's public school system.
Today, free textbooks in K-12 public schools have gone the way of the dinosaur and the dodo bird. They became the extinct victims of substantial cuts in state spending on education in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
While avoiding free textbooks' fate of complete eradication, other important K-12 programs took significant post-recession hits as well.
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Unfortunately, it is harder every day to make sense of Congress.
The Kentucky General Assembly met during the past week in special session to address the difficult issue of redistricting. The process of redistricting takes place every decade following the census to realign legislative districts based on population changes. This requirement is to ensure that each district contains a similar number of people and preserve the principle of "one person, one vote."
Without redistricting, some legislators would be representing far more people than others, and the impact of individual voters would be diluted.
You hear it in today's music and movies. It's used by musicians, professional athletes and even kids in our schools. It's what we typically refer to as the "N" word.
The word is used to express hatred and it's commonly thought of as the most offensive and inflammatory racial slur in the English language, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
As we look for ways to increase Kentucky's competitiveness, we are also looking for ways to reduce excessive spending and keep taxpayers from being unduly burdened.
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Change is sometimes good, and we believe we are making some good changes to our website.
The Central Kentucky News-Journal's site, www.cknj.com, has always featured news, sports, advertising and other aspects of our printed edition. Now, we want to give even more to our website visitors.
You will notice a new format on our homepage, which includes some of our top stories when you arrive at our site. Before, one main story and a photo appeared on the homepage. Now, you'll see a larger photo, which will rotate and highlight a few of our main stories.
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While we realize the weekend verdict finding George Zimmerman not guilty of the 2012 murder of Trayvon Martin is a lot more important than winning a sporting event, there do seem to be some similarities.
Fans, and aren't we all one of those, back the coach as long as the team comes out on top. It's like the old saying, "Coach, we're behind you, win or win" when it used to be "Coach, we're behind you win, lose or draw."
Coaches, like game officials, never win; they only lose.
Talk about your classic good news/bad news.
The good news is it appears the "pill mill" legislation passed by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2012 and tweaked in 2013 has made it harder to obtain pills.
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The tragic loss of Officer Jason Ellis recently has left our community, the Commonwealth and the nation grieving for this outstanding member of the Bardstown Police Department, who was passionate about his work and the people he protected.
As a seven-year member of the police force, Officer Ellis was well known to all of us. He was a dedicated public servant, a devoted family man and a wonderful resident. Without a doubt, the passing of this fine, brave man is a profound loss for all of us.
If what investigators have hypothesized about the death of Bardstown Police Officer Jason Scott Ellis is true, there is only one way to describe the still unknown killer: diabolical.
Ellis was shot numerous times and killed in the early hours of Saturday, May 25, at a ramp to the Bluegrass Parkway in Nelson County.
Investigators theorize someone put debris, the nature of which they have not identified, across the road. When Ellis, who was off duty and on his way home, got out of his car to try to clear the road, he was shot from an elevated vantage point.
I've shared with you many statistics over the last couple of years about Kentucky's prescription drug abuse epidemic.
At the time of 2012 legislation aimed at cracking down on questionable pain-management clinics or so-called "pill mills," 1,000 Kentuckians were dying each year from pain pill overdose.
I'm glad to report that 2012 and 2013 legislation is making a noticeable difference in the amount of narcotics being prescribed - and abused - in the commonwealth.
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Sylvia Diehl, PhD, CCC-SLP, has supported children with communication disorders and their families for over 25 years. She is a faculty member of the University of South Florida communication sciences and disorders department where she teaches courses in augmentative and alternative communication, language disorders, and developmental disabilities. In addition to her international, national, and local speaking engagements, she serves as a consultant to many school districts and the Florida Inclusion Network. She has authored webcourses, virtual continuing education opportunities, and a master clinician workshop on autism spectrum disorders (ASD) for ASHA. Her research and publication interests focus on consistent frameworks to support children with ASD and other children with disabilities in classroom settings.
David Hammer, MA, CCC-SLP, is the manager of outpatient speech and language services at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. He has more than 34 years of clinical experience as a practicing therapist, specializing in work with preschoolers and early school-age children. Hammer is known for his practical, hands-on presentations that include extensive video clips of children in therapy. He is on the advisory board of the Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America. Hammer has presented on his multi-sensory therapy approach for childhood apraxia throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia.
Barbara W. Hodson, PhD, CCC-SLP, has published two phonology tests (one in Spanish), a computer software program, and three books, the most recent being Evaluating and Enhancing Children's Phonological Systems: Research and Theory to Practice. In addition, she has published a number of research articles in scholarly national and international journals, as well as chapters in textbooks. Hodson has given more than 400 clinical phonology presentations nationally (in 50 states) and internationally (11 countries or territories). Before joining the faculty of Wichita State University, Hodson taught at San Diego State University and the University of Illinois (where she received her PhD). Her major recent recognitions include: American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation's Frank R. Kleffner Lifetime Clinical Career Award (2004), the University Excellence in Research Award (2008), and ASHA Honors (2009). Her major professional goal has been to develop more effective assessment and remediation procedures for children with highly unintelligible speech.
Tracy Kovach, PhD, CCC-SLP, has more than 30 years of experience supporting individuals using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems. She has worked in private and public school systems, inpatient and outpatient hospital clinics, and in private practice. Her focus has been on working with children having complex communication needs who use AAC systems, and their families. As the program coordinator for augmentative communication and learning services at Children's Hospital Colorado she developed and directed the Talking with Technology Camp for 25 years. Kovach is an associate professor in the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation, school of medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. She regularly teaches the AAC course to graduate students in the department of speech, language, and hearing sciences at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is the author of The AAC Profile: A Continuum of Learning and co-author of the chapter "Visual issues and Access to AAC" in Communicative Competence for Individuals Who Use AAC: From Research to Effective Practice (Light, Beukelman, and Reichle). Kovach supports professional development and has been involved in leadership roles in her state association, ASHA, and the United States and International Societies for Augmentative and Alternative Communication.
Judy Montgomery, PhD, CCC-SLP, is professor and program director at Chapman University in Orange, California. She administers and teaches in a graduate-only CSD program with an innovative clinical education program utilizing authentic school, private practice, and medical settings in the community. She worked for 23 years as an SLP in three school districts in Orange County, California, and as a school principal and director of special education. She is a board recognized specialist in child language and editor-in-chief of the journal Communication Disorders Quarterly. She received the Annie and John Glenn Award for Outstanding Leadership in School-Based SLP Services four years ago. In 1998, she received the Honors of the California Speech and Hearing Association and was awarded ASHA Honors in 2010. She has been active in many professional associations and has served as president of five state and national organizations in our field, including the U.S. Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (USSAAC), Division of Communication Development & Deafness (DCDD), California Speech Language Hearing Association (CSHA), and ASHA. Her research and publications focus on child and adolescent language, AAC, vocabulary development, and service delivery models in schools.
Barbara J. Moore, EdD, CCC-SLP, has more than 30 years of experience in educational services in a variety of positions, including director, program specialist, and direct service provider. She is the ASHA Vice President of Planning, and former president of the California Speech-Language-Hearing Association (CSHA) and the Council for State Association Presidents (CSAP). A board-recognized specialist in child language, Moore consults and lectures widely on issues related to special education, response-to-intervention, and school-based speech-language services. Along with Dr. Judy Montgomery, Moore has co-authored Making A Difference for America's Children: Speech-Language Pathologists in Public Schools (2nd Edition) and START-IN: A Response to Intervention Program.
Beth A. Nishida, MA, is an experienced special education director with a background in speech-language pathology. She is the special education director for Hacienda La Puente Unified School District, in Los Angeles County. Nishida is a highly sought after public speaker who has conducted numerous trainings throughout the state and nationally. Nishida has a keen understanding of the relationship between assessments, the IEP process, and special education due process hearings.
Patricia Prelock, PhD, CCC-SLP, is dean of the college of nursing and health sciences, professor of communication sciences and disorders, and professor of pediatrics in the college of medicine at the University of Vermont. Prelock coordinates parent training programs for caregivers of children with autism spectrum disorders and has been awarded more than $9 million in state and federal funding as a principal investigator or co-principal investigator to develop innovations in interdisciplinary training, facilitate training in speech-language pathology, and support her intervention work in autism spectrum disorders. She has more than 125 publications and 400 peer-reviewed and invited presentations in the areas of autism, collaboration, language assessment and intervention, and language learning disabilities. Prelock received the University of Vermont's Kroepsch-Maurice Excellence in Teaching Award in 2000. She was named an ASHA Fellow in 2000 and a University of Vermont Scholar in 2003. She was awarded the Puppets Choice Award through Kids on the Block of Vermont in 2010 for her work in autism. Prelock earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from Kent State University and her doctoral degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a board recognized specialist in child language, and a Hanen certified SLP for It takes Two to Talk and More Than Words. She is the 2013 president of ASHA.
Gail J. Richard, PhD, CCC-SLP, is a professor and chair of the communication disorders and sciences department at Eastern Illinois University. She specializes in childhood developmental disorders such as autism, auditory processing, selective mutism, syndromes, and learning disorders. She has numerous clinical publications, including The Source for Processing Disorders, Language Processing Test, and Differential Screening Test for Processing. She chaired an ASHA committee charged with exploring the SLP's role in identifying and treating auditory processing disorders, which resulted in an evidence-based systematic review and series of clinical forum articles in the July 2011 issue of Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools. She is an ASHA Fellow and currently serves on the ASHA board of directors as the vice president for speech-language pathology practice.
Judy Rudebusch, EdD, CCC-SLP, is assistant superintendent for student services and federal programs in the Irving (Texas) Independent School District. She has more than 30 years of experience in public education as an SLP, autism assessment specialist, program specialist, special education director, and state and federal programs director. She is vice president for research and development for the Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association and is on the steering committee of ASHA's Special Interest Group 16, School-Based Issues. She has also served on ASHA's School Finance Committee. She participates in national and state initiatives to improve services in schools and is a frequent presenter at workshops and conferences on issues related to special education, response to intervention, systems change utilizing a workload approach, literacy, school-based speech-language services, and aligning SLP services to the Common Core State Standards.
Anthony P. Salvatore, PhD, CCC-SLP, is professor and chair of the department of rehabilitation sciences, director of the speech-language pathology program, and director of the concussion management clinic in the College of Health Sciences at the University of Texas at El Paso. He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at Emerson College, Boston, and his doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh. He completed an NIH post-doctoral research fellowship at the Minneapolis VAMC-Aphasic Section. He is board certified by the Academy of Neurologic Communication Disorders and Sciences in adults. A member of the Hall of Fame of the Texas Speech Language Hearing Association, he was formally recognized by Texas Region 19 for his contributions to the health of student-athletes. His current research interests lie in the diagnosis and treatment of sports-related concussion.
Wayne A. Secord, PhD, CCC-SLP, is a senior research scientist at Ohio State University. An ASHA Fellow and Honors recipient, Secord has authored or co-authored more than 80 publications and served as the editor of Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools from 1992 to 1998. His publications and other innovations have helped millions of children with disabilities and empowered thousands of professionals in the field. A former school SLP, Secord is a frequent conference presenter and a nationally recognized expert on clinical and educational assessment; children with disabilities in speech, language, and literacy; and the delivery of school-based speech and language services.
Ricardo R. Silva, Esq., is the office managing partner in Lozano Smith's San Diego office. He has dedicated his legal career to representing public school districts, with a majority of his practice focused on special education. He routinely represents clients in IEP meetings, mediation, and special education due process hearings. He is a prolific speaker and routinely conducts workshops for education decision-makers. Silva was named one of Hispanic Business magazine's 100 Most Influential Hispanic Leaders of 2009.
Gabriela Simon-Cereijido, PhD, CCC-SLP, is an assistant professor in the department of communication disorders at California State University, Los Angeles. Her research has focused on the development, assessment, and intervention of bilingual (Spanish–English) preschool children with and without language impairments.
Bonnie Singer, PhD, CCC-SLP, is the founder and CEO of Architects for Learning, where she provides teacher professional development and school consultation internationally and directs a staff that provides academic intervention services. Formerly, she was an instructor in the communication sciences and disorders department at Emerson College. With expertise in language, learning, and literacy in school-age children, she is passionate about working with students who struggle academically, especially with written expression. In partnership with Dr. Anthony Bashir, she developed EmPOWER™, a method for teaching expository writing, as well as Brain Frames®, graphic scaffolds for language, literacy, teaching, and learning. Her primary research and numerous publications focus on the relationship between spoken and written language, cognition, spatial processing, and self-regulated learning. Singer currently holds an adjunct teaching position in graduate and professional studies at Endicott College.
Vivian Sisskin, MS, CCC-SLP, is a clinical instructor in speech-language pathology at the University of Maryland. She is an ASHA Fellow and a board recognized specialist in fluency disorders. She served as coordinator for ASHA's Special Interest Group 4, Fluency and Fluency Disorders. Sisskin has presented her work on the treatment of stuttering both nationally and internationally. In addition, her articles and workshops include principles for effective group therapy and communication strategies for children with autism spectrum disorders. Sisskin serves on the boards of directors of the National Stuttering Association and the Specialty Board on Fluency Disorders. She is a faculty member for the Stuttering Foundation's Mid-Atlantic Workshop.
Sean Sweeney, MS, MEd, CCC-SLP, is an SLP and technology specialist working in private practice at the Ely Center in Newton, Massachusetts. He consults to local and national organizations on technology integration in speech and language interventions. Sweeney is passionate about thoughtful technology integration in speech and language intervention to improve student engagement and clinician productivity. He is a frequent contributor to ASHAsphere, ASHA's blog, and The ASHA Leader, and recently presented on app integration at the regional Social Thinking® Providers Conferences. His blog, SpeechTechie, looks at technology "through a language lens."
Nancy Alemian Telian, MS, CCC-SLP, is the founding co-director of Reading with TLC and author of the Lively Letters program, which she created while working in the Boston public schools in the early 1990s. Since then her methods have been utilized globally by clinicians and educators, and Telian has presented professional development workshops to thousands of participants in schools, clinics, and universities across the U.S. and Canada. She speaks regularly on literacy at national and state conventions. Telian is an adjunct faculty member at Boston's MGH Institute of Health Professions Graduate Program in communication sciences and disorders, where she has served as a clinical supervisor. She was a master trainer for the Massachusetts Department of Education Reading First and No Child Left Behind teaching training initiative, and also served as editor of the Massachusetts Speech Language Hearing Association newsletter, The Voice. An accomplished pianist, Nancy composed and performed the music for the Lively Letters character songs.
Kathy J. Wheat, PhD, CCC-SLP, is professor and program director for the Oklahoma City Community College speech-language pathology assistant program. She received degrees from the University of Norman, the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, and the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. During her career, Wheat has practiced as an SLP in schools, outpatient clinics, hospitals, private practice, and home health care settings. She is active in ASHA, serving as chair of the school finance committee, and in the Oklahoma Speech-Language Hearing Association serving as Schools Issues Chair and the Oklahoma State Education Advocate. Wheat consults with Oklahoma school districts on SLP and SLPA concerns. She teaches speech-language pathology coursework, as well as fundamentals of speech and communication for teachers. Wheat routinely presents at state and national conferences on topics including supervision of SLPAs, negotiation skills for SLPs, service-delivery models, communication styles and strategies, school finance, and various educational research topics of interest.
Catherine B. Zenko, MS, CCC-SLP, has worked with individuals on the autism spectrum for more than 14 years. She has been an adjunct lecturer at the University of Florida department of speech language-hearing sciences since 2008, teaching a graduate-level course on autism and AAC. She has worked at the University of Florida (UF) Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) for more than 12 years. During her time at the UF CARD, she has served hundreds of persons with autism, their families, and caregivers. She has conducted hundreds of trainings on local, regional, and national levels on a wide range of topics related to ASD. She is author of two books: Understanding the Nature of Autism: A Guidebook to the Autism Spectrum Disorders, 3rd Edition (San Antonio: Hammill Institute on Disabilities, 2012), and Here's How to Do Balanced Intervention for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (San Diego, CA: Plural Publishing, Inc., in preparation).
Vicky Zygouris-Coe, PhD, is an associate professor of reading education at the University of Central Florida. Her research focuses on literacy in the content areas, reading comprehension, teacher knowledge, online learning, and professional development. Her work has been published in The Reading Teacher, Reading & Writing Quarterly, Reading Horizons, Childhood Education, Early Childhood Education Journal, The International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, Focus in the Middle, Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, The International Journal of E-Learning, Florida Educational Leadership Journal, and Florida Reading Quarterly among others. She has developed a statewide professional development program in reading that, to date, has served more than 43,000 K–12 teachers in Florida. She serves in several editorial roles, including co-editor of Literacy Research and Instruction, associate editor of Florida Educational Leadership and Florida Association of Teacher Educators Journal, the editorial review boards of Reading Psychology, Journal of Literacy Research, and the International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
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EVERYBODY, Because we were all smart enough to leave ToP and come over here!
I don't keep track of who says "smart" stuff on here because it almost always follows them saying something dumb like a box of rocks.
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I think everyone here is intelligent in different ways! one poster may be really knowledgeable in one subject that baffles another and then role reverse for another subject!
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Does the glass have to be super cold for this?? Someone smart, please explain!
i tried to look up a smart sounding answer, but i failed. but the answer is yes.
this is my guess on how he did it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzLX96VWTkc glass is filled with a gas heavier than air and the smoke is underneath it
If the glass had a heavier than air gas (say, sulfur hexafluoride), the smoke would sit on top of it. Likely, the person inhaled sulfur hexafluoride with the cigarette and exhaled that into the glass.
done it, also works best with pot the smoke is thicker
Down vote because you smoke marijuana :-(
if it makes you feel better I don't anymore
Yeah I quit too -- it got old after a while you know?
Like most things in life, they key is moderation.
Just 2 cents from a non-smoker.
Look at my comment right below what you wrote...
Just kidding I voted you up
Pornstars do the same trick, but with different substance
I was going to make a stupid comment about crying over spilled smoke, but then I read yours and lost my sense of humor. And my appetite.
Upvote for that amazing mustachioed smiley.
definitely looks like a doobie.
If you skip the first couple seconds of this gif, it looks like he is drinking smoke.
Drinkable weed smoke. In the future it'll be canned like 7 up. Make it happen world, make it happen
Anyone who smokes weed deserves no less respect than you'd give anyone who smokes tabacco. At least weed won't give you cancer, and it mellows you out instead of causing craving rages. Alchohol and Nicotene both cause aggrivated social side effects people generally don't wish the suffer. The stoner is the dude in the caffee sippin his coffee calmly watching the world go by. But this is subjective, to be bluntly honest, a stoned dude reading your comments just wouldn't give a fuck. And thats the greatest gift of all. Lmao.
"At least weed won't give you cancer" yes it will: THC wont give you cancer it even inhibits it, nicotine wont either. In both cases the carcinogens are in the smoke(like the tar n stuff).
Eating it(Cannabis) is harder to dose, but no cancer.
PS: nicotine is bad for you in terms of bloodvessels/cholesterol but not cancer. Alcohol(multiple glasses a day) does increase your chance at cancer though.
EDIT: I know this is 2 months later and i'm all for cannabis being regulated/legal. But, Keep your facts straight, lest the conservatives use your invalid arguments against you(they dont seem to mind being hypocrits).
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Free food digest: April 25, 2012
Eat free or dine trying.
Well, events.brown.edu failed us – you can search all around campus this evening but you won't find a gathering of fun folks with free food whose meeting you can crash.
…but why would you want to go to a lecture when Ruth Simmons' going-away party will be filling up the Main Green with more free eats than you can shake an obese stick at? From 3–5 p.m. the Corporation, those feisty darlings of the BDH Opinions page, and SPEC, providers of the Spring Week carnival and sky/pole dancers, are going to provide us with pizza, some Mexican and Indian treats, hot dogs, and a variety of carnival munchies, including Rhode Island's classic doughboys. Our arms might be too full with saturated fat to give Ruth one last hug, so follow our lead and just send thank-you postcards.
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Vitamin B-12 injections for weight loss: Do they work?
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As a specialty editor for the nutrition and healthy eating guide, Katherine Zeratsky helps you sort through the facts and figures, the fads and the hype to learn more about nutrition and diet.
A Marinette, Wis., native, Katherine is certified in dietetics by the state of Minnesota and the American Dietetic Association. She has been with Mayo Clinic since 1999.
She is active in nutrition-related curriculum and course development in wellness nutrition at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and nutrition education related to weight management and practical applications of nutrition-related lifestyle changes.
Other areas of interest include food and nutrition for all life stages, active lifestyles and the culinary arts.
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There's no solid evidence that vitamin B-12 injections aid weight loss.
Vitamin B-12 is a water-soluble B complex vitamin found naturally in a variety of foods, including meat, fish and dairy products. Vitamin B-12 is also added to some foods and is available as a dietary supplement. Vitamin B-12 injections are commonly prescribed to help prevent or treat pernicious anemia and B-12 deficiency.
Some weight-loss clinics offer vitamin B-12 injections as part of their weight-loss programs. Proponents of vitamin B-12 injections say the shots give you more energy and boost your metabolism, helping you shed unwanted pounds. But unless you have a vitamin B-12 deficiency, vitamin B-12 injections aren't likely to give you an energy boost.
Getting large amounts of vitamin B-12 through vitamin B-12 injections isn't likely to harm your health. But vitamin B-12 can interfere with the effectiveness of some medications, so if you receive vitamin B-12 injections, be sure to let your doctor know.
If you're hoping to lose weight, resist the lure of quick and easy solutions. What counts is a healthy lifestyle. Enjoy healthier foods and include physical activity in your daily routine.
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- Dietary supplement fact sheet: Vitamin B12. Office of Dietary Supplements. http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/vitaminb12.asp. Accessed May 8, 2012.
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OK is your doctor friendly.
It is your doctor well rested and are those important qualities in a doctor.
-- -- asked me those questions about just some bodies here he's a member Arafat medical eighteen he's here with some trades all doctors should bat.
You should be friendly.
Well I think that's a big part of this I think that you know beat the big choosing your doctor is really a relationship it's a trust.
You're putting your life in the in this person's hands and more people -- really spend time in more time buying a house or -- when it comes to doctors.
-- basically just go along with whatever they see so it's very important especially when -- a doctor's office pay attention.
Look at the way it is secretaries are interactive look at -- doctors you know interaction -- let's start with this what if your doctor takes his or her time what does that say.
I think it's important now the average time that the doctors are spending with a -- is about seven to ten minutes that's not a lot of time with the because of the pressure of the insurance companies -- -- You wanted to be with a doctor that lives since you pays attention to what you're telling them.
You're bringing all of your symptoms your story of his rushing you and -- in -- out that's not a good sign now.
There was a time also like you know you want to choose -- this and then the guy that could barely walk they would say that's the most experienced talking that's nonexistent anymore.
You want to make sure that the guy is not true young not just right of training but he is also not -- -- somewhere in between.
And experience matters what he's done with his career is very important all of that is a big thing -- -- -- -- -- is what we do we think is really need to be part of this and how you relate your patient.
Do you care are you compassionate the value work its present and I doubt it's it's a -- you know well.
-- doctors are so rushed in this Danish trying to make ends meet it used to be that doctors you know work and we're very successful financially but now.
With that -- -- and and Medicare and Medicaid and they're just trying to -- many patients as possible so it's it's a fine line there how do you know if -- well rested.
-- asked them how many hours think that they got.
What you want to pay attention to the way he looks he wanna pay attention to the way he carries himself.
Does he really take care of himself -- see if he's always yawning as to what inspired if music simply overweight and he's 300 pounds and -- video lecture about losing weight.
But peace now's a good to cigarette in his -- -- to -- smoking that's a bad news.
See you really wanna pay attention when your doctor's office interviewed and asked them questions seems they're going to get into details or did just brush you off all of that is a big important what -- comes as he needed.
Is up to date that you flat out say once the last time he went back to school what took a class -- asking questions about.
I just saw something in the paper the other day did you see it.
I think that's -- that's a good point you want to test your -- season if he's off to -- if he's reading about research.
All of us have a lot of reputation on an Internet if you go to -- -- there's a lot of rate and these.
US top doctors there's a whole list of doctors out there that you can check.
Our reputation is out there but when you come -- you wanna come with a set of questions you know that this study have you read this that he what do you think about this and it's really well as you wanted Doctor Who doesn't judge you and does not dismiss your concerns you want to be in a place where the guys professional he -- is not judging you -- those are important points and then make a decision aren't.
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As with all good secrets (this short is in fact a goof on The Secret), the spiritual awakening of "The Key" lies in the experience itself -- not in some journalist telling you about it -- thus find it here for your viewing pleasure.
These days jokes about my sexuality hardly bother me, but the ownership that many women feel they have over it most certainly does. Let's dish! (I'm thinking my new catchphrase will really help reinforce my masculinity.)
My generation's expectations of romance are way off. We've grown up watching the prince rescue the princess. Now we're watching The Notebook while scanning profiles online.
There's a new drug on the streets of -- wait, what city is this show in? I know the show is filmed in Vancouver but Vancouver-as-what? Does anyone even know?
I used to feel that my love for all things Christmas music-related couldn't possibly coexist with the great taste in music that I take elitist pride in. I mean, in what brain is there a mutual respect for John Lennon and The Chipmunks?
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Essentially everyone I know has worked as a barista, including myself. So I understand that the barista is the unsung hero of the service industry. What I have issue grasping is why people insist on treating the slingers of their drug of choice so poorly.
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Just two years ago, the word rolling off many people's tongues in the world – and the Seattle area – was about a shortage of rice.
Prices jumped. It was taking longer for shipments to arrive. Restaurant owners were out searching for the staple, which is popular for Asian food.
Restaurant customers were asking price questions. Some members of the public stockpiled bags when they could.
I don't follow the rice market that closely – except for when I'm literally in a market. So, I was happy to see bags and bags of rice sitting on top of one another the other day at Uwajimaya, the Asian market which has a large store in Seattle's International District.
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In her new show, titled "Wild Life," at Middlebury's Edgewater Gallery, Ferrisburgh painter Rebecca Kinkead focuses on those most free at heart: children and animals. She captures them in action — a black dog leaping for a Frisbee, a girl whizzing by on her bike, two kids swinging from a rope into a pond. The exhibit, up October 11 through 31, is a benefit for local animals in need. Kinkead and her husband have long supported animal shelters; their family includes several rescue dogs. One painting will be silent-auctioned to benefit Homeward Bound, a division of the Addison County Humane Society, and 10 percent of the gallery's painting sales through the end of the month will go to the Chittenden County Humane Society. Pictured: "Catch no. 10."


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We celebrated Midwinter today, "today" being a relative thing . . . and it's less than two months to the next sunrise on Ross Island.
Happy midwinter to any other Antarcticans out there! |
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Happy Midwinter Alan and to anyone else in Antarctica.
I trust you are eating the traditional amounts of exotic fare and entertaining yourselves in a range of ways. Do you give midwinter presents on American bases? |
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I don't know of any tradition of gift-giving for Midwinter at American stations, but I have heard that there were formerly air drops at midwinter at McMurdo and South Pole stations. Those have been discontinued.
I suppose gift-giving would make more sense at smaller stations, but we have 153 people at McMurdo this year, and 43 at Pole - that's a lot of people to get gifts for. However, as you say we had some exotic fare for dinner, people put on their best clothes, and most of the Kiwis from Scott Base came over for a visit, and afterwards those who wanted went and drank too much. All in all it was a good day. Alan |
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Sad to hear that the air-drops have stopped, I heard about those and thought they must be such a morale booster.
Midwinter-gifts at UK stations is a long tradition, each base member makes one midwinter present in the weeks before the day. They are then wrapped anonamously and the base compliment take it in turns to select one from the pile starting with the youngest base-member to the oldest. Usually some momento of Antarctica, whale bone was a popular material on Signy where I was due to it's fairly commonplace availablity. I can see how it wouldn't work so well on a larger station though, I wintered with 14, then 13 men in my 2 winters. We also had a whole week off rather than just a day - manly outdoor fun of various types with Midwinters Day as the highlight. Happy days! |
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It would be interesting to some of us that never had a chance to be there... to tell us some stories on how you people spend time wintering...
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In the modern age, wintering isn't so bad. Most stations have internet, though some (such as South Pole) don't have internet full time. (At present, I think they're getting 9 hours per day.) But there are lots of books and movies, plus whatever activities people come up with. Here at McMurdo we have 153 people this year, plus there are 26 Kiwis two miles away at Scott Base, so there are plenty of people to socialize with (as opposed to some smaller bases, such as those on some subantarctic islands, that only have 4 or 5 winterers). McMurdo Station and Scott Base also get some television reception. Many stations also have a bar, gymnasiums (or at least some exercise equipment), and assorted other amenities.
As for activities . . . well, on July 4th (the day that the British celebrate getting shed of the 13 colonies) we had a sort of traditional fair, with terribly delicious and unhealthy food (funnel cakes, corn dogs, chili), games, and a dunking booth. Naturally, it was held indoors. My favorite game this year (to watch, not participate) was human jenga, in which participants stacked wooden boxes ten high in a single column, standing on the boxes themselves while setting the next box on top. They competed on time, and had a safety harness so they wouldn't fall, but still quite a feat. We had a mid-winter run a couple weeks ago. I don't know who's ordering the T-shirts, but the 2008 shirts were labelled 2009, and the 2009 shirts are labelled "Winter 2009-2010". Still, it's nice that they gave us T-shirts for participating. I'm sure there are other things going on too, but I don't keep up on everything, and different nations and stations have their own traditions. One thing that is certain, however, is that there are some odd traditions down here, dating back to the first expeditions. |
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ummmm, odd... what is odd today?
I mean, I enjoy European winter when I can take a walk through fog more dense than milk, visibility just enough to see my feet, does that make me... half insane? |
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Visibility enough to see your feet? What's the problem?
Now, what's really cool is when you get a whiteout, where the sunlight is diffused so that the light is coming from all directions, meaning that there are no shadows. Now in places with lots of color this might not mean much, but when we had partial whiteout conditions at the South Pole station one day, I found myself able to clearly see the elevated station about a mile away, but I had to be very careful when walking that I didn't step into a hole that I couldn't see. |
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All I'm saying is the last guy who didn't wear his strange chain wasn't around for very long.......
unless something happened BLH is still around man...
jdog said:All I'm saying is the last guy who didn't wear his strange chain wasn't around for very long.......
FYI....your not allowed to have your own opinion on here.
at least lynch makes an effort to include strange in his projects and yes if you have a strange chain you should wear it in at least your videos lynch does songs with stone and scoob on 'em it seems like jay wont do a song with anyone but tech and krizz tech and krizz and other artists do songs with people from all over the place did tech go to louissianna for fuck food with wayne? no he did not. I said that i like his music but thats about it wh don't you fully read the post befor you type ignorant shit.
Ricky Schroder said:This. He is TDE and Strange. He's mostly with TDE because there based out of Cali which is where he is from and lives. Does every Strange artist wear there Strange chain all the time? No does every Strange album have every single Strange artist on it? No. Most of this album was done before he was signed and it was done in Cali making it difficult for probibly even Tech and Kali to be on it. Now go bitch about Lynch rolling with Madesicc because it's the exact same thing.
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go look at Lynch's videos on youtube he wears it in ever music video even the maddesicc throw backs....
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I don't know where else to post this. Jay Rock has an album in the works. By the way they are talking about it, it seems like we won't get it for a awhile.
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Located in Old Town this is a good hostel if you want to spend just one night (for us it was the starting and endpoint of the Lycian Way -> for this is was a good place to stay). Our reservation via Hostelworld was lost though, so we didn't get the room we wanted but had to stay in a tiny dorm. Breakfast is down the street, nothing special but ok. I can also reccommend Mavi Hostel, it's a lot newer and the same price.
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Great time there, good staffs and the localization and the restaurant inside is really good. Just have problems with the credit card machine that said no payment found but the money was disccounted from the bank account.. tip: pay in cash
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If you've ever had the flu, you know how sick you can be. Chances are good that some of the advice friends and family gave you about avoiding or dealing with the flu was wrong. There seems to be no shortage of misinformation and bad advice when it comes to dealing with the flu. Here are 10 of the most common myths I've heard about the flu.
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Traditionally, children fear dental procedures. In fact, even adults too. However, with the advent of high-end technology in the dental industry, this problem had long been solved and settled. Take for example the procedure in the delivery of anesthesia, at present, it is preceded in the form of simple small pen like instruments that are placed in certain portions of the mouth. These are the so-called "dental wands". This pen-like tool is attached to rear delivery dental systems that works wonders to the dental procedures. One need not wait a long time to experience numbness brought about by the anesthetics because the effect is immediate in nature. It is processed in such a way that patients no longer have to keep their mouths open for the longest time just to await the effect before commencing the procedures principally undertaken. On top of this, there are already several other inventions like tools for sanitizing the teeth that are attached to the delivery systems for ease in procedure and convenience for both the patient and the dental operator, saving them both time and expenses because these tools are more efficient than the traditional ones.
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Caroline (Marilyn, NY) on her hometown bike outside of Copenhagen's City Hall.
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gorgeous! love her isabel marant dress xx
This dress my be Isabel Marant but on anyone other than Caroline (possibly with the exception of under 10's) it would look a little ridiculous. But with her mile long legs, golden tan and a healthy dose of the self confidence only posessed by supermodels this little ensemble works a treat. X
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Very cute look, but I'm drawn to the red bike ;)
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