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1. David Lee's outside shot seemed to be a bit off for whatever reason. Looking at the stats one would think he played two games as well as ever, but he wasn't hitting his jumper regularly like he's been doing. This allows his defender to back up off him a little bit, making it not only harder for him to drive, but also clogging the paint a bit for others.
2. Chris Duhon's shot is starting to come back, but whenever it does briefly return he then seems to follow it with some ill-advised jumpers. It's like a shooter who gets hot and then keeps trying harder and harder shots, looking for a heat check. Except Duhon (who's been like 3 for 912 over the last few games) has been in such a rut that if he hits just one shot he seems to think he must be on fire. Weird. Going from passing up open shots and layups to forcing looks 'cuz he thinks he might be feeling it.
3. Jordan Hill's jumper has looked great. When he gets the rock like 20 feet out, he doesn't hesitate, puts it up with confidence. And it goes in. However, anywhere near the basket is a different story. That's where you see he's still a rookie. His energy can be great down there, but he's too excited and nervous and often misses easy put-backs from right under the rim. Or he's so wary of the defenders that he can't even hold onto a rebound. It's that type of stuff that limits his minutes and must frustrate the heck out of Mike D'Antoni. Honestly, at this point I have much more faith he'll hit a 20-footer than a 2-footer (assuming there's a defender anywhere nearby). That's bad. If I was Coach D (or one of the assistants), at the end of practice I'd just put Hill by the basket with like Jonathan Bender, Jarred Jeffries & David Lee, then toss up bad shots so that he has to fight them all for the rebound & put-back. Keep doing that until Hill is just as comfortable hitting that two-foot shot whether there is or isn't a defender there. The anxiety & rushed-nosity is just in his mind, 'cuz he'll do that even when the other team doesn't have a shot blocker in.
4. I'd like to see Nate Robinson create off-the-dribble a little more. One-on-one, not using a pick. He only seems to do it a few times a game, and when he does it, he gets by his man so easily that I wonder why he didn't do it more. I know the offense is much more about pick and rolls and screens, but still, I'd rather iso Nate than Al Harrington or Jonathan Bender (the two of whom always feel free to go one-on-one against their men). Is it hypocritical of me to say Big Al shouldn't go one-on-one but Nate should? No, the difference is that when Nate beats his man, if another defender comes along, Nate'll pass it to a wide open person. Al will just put his head down and bowl into the other guy, hoping the ball will bounce in or that he'll get a foul.
5. In the Sunday game, Wilson Chandler seemed to revert back to his earlier season form a bit. By that I mean he took a lot of jump shots rather than driving to the basket. Don't get me wrong, he did still drive to the hole several times, and he did a couple of nice cuts without the ball. However, lately he'd realized that he's better when he gets closer, enabling him to shoot a higher percentage, so it was odd seeing him put up several jumpers from distance. I mean he did it within the flow of the game, it wasn't like he threw 'em up with a hand in his face. Someone would drive & kick it out to him, and he did the perfectly respectable thing of shooting the open shot. Thing is that he ain't great at hitting those shots. When the Knicks had been at their best in recent times is when he gets it outside, a defender who got sucked in charges out, and then Chandler drives past the dude, either getting a shot near the rim, or forcing even more defenders to rotate and leave someone else wide open.
6. Larry Hughes, pissed that he's completely out of the rotation, is growing a beard as a bizarre form of rebellion. He ain't gonna shave it until he either gets back on the court or is gone from the Knicks. As a Clipper fan though, I can tell you that this isn't even a unique, first-time occurrence of The-Old-Not-Cutting-Facial-Hair-To-Make-A-Basketball-Statement. Clipper PG, and former All-Star, Baron Davis vowed to not shave until his game returned to the level it was in previous years.
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Amongst the many sneakers releasing releasing tomorrow is the KD 6 "BHM". The sneakers sort of end up as the odd man out amongst all of the 2014 Black History Month Nikes thanks to the purple shade that plays the base on the upper. Elsewhere the sneakers do utilize the black/gold set up which seems to be more central to the theme of royalty. Tell us down in the comments if the KD 6 "BHM" is on your list of must-haves for tomorrow, know that they'll be releasing at select retailers like Concepts and keep in mind that there are already pairs floating around on eBay.
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Introduction to Biochemistry and Nanotechnology
Chemistry is life! This should be everywhere on shirts and billboards! Chemistry describes the basic building blocks of matter. Atoms, molecules, sub-atomic particles, solids, liquids, and gases make up everything we know to exist in our world.
The fact that chemistry plays a big role in our lives is good news for people interested in working in chemistry or in fields that make use of specific element interactions. There are nearly as many practical applications as fields of study. Let's look at a few of them.
The word biochemistry describes the chemistry of living systems. Some of these were described when we talked about organic chemistry and the molecules that make up living things.
One of the ways that changes take place in organic molecules is through the life cycle of microorganisms. A single-celled organism, through its metabolism , builds up or breaks down organic molecules.
The biological molecules that make up living cells, organs, systems, and the environment can be divided into four types: proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids , and lipids . Most of these molecules are simple structures covalently bonded to similar molecules, but some can reach incredible sizes in molecular terms. They are called macromolecules . Figure 18.1 shows an example of a macromolecule: β -carotene (the yellow color in carrots).
Organic protein molecules serve different functions for living systems. Some offer structural strength, as in the chitin shells of crabs and bone of mammals, some provide transport, as in hemoglobin, some act as blueprints for cell and organ development (DNA), some serve as messengers (hormones) between body organs, and some speed up metabolic reactions (enzymes).
The molecular weight of proteins ranges from 6 × 10 3 to millions of atomic mass units.
Proteins are made up of small molecules that contain an amino group (−NH 2 ) and a carboxyl (−COOH) group. These molecules are called amino acids .
Most protein reactions are made up of many different combinations of amino acids reacting with water, salts, and other elements to create or enhance needed functions. Amino acids can contain a variety of non-protein ions like some of the metals (Zn 2+ , Fe 2+ , Mg 2+ ). For example, the hemoglobin molecule uses iron as a critical part of its function of transferring oxygen within living systems. Amino acids are bonded by peptide (C–N) bonds .
In 1908, a German chemist and medical researcher, Paul Ehrlich, working with aniline dyes in the staining of disease-causing microorganisms discovered that these chemical solutions could also kill the organisms without killing the patient. He shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine with Elie Metchnikoff in 1908 for his work. Two years later, Ehrlich developed the first antibacterial agent, salvarsan, to treat syphilis. Because of his interest in treating diseases with chemical cures, he became known as the father of chemotherapy .
There are many other areas where biochemistry led to important applications. In 1993, Kary Mullis received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for the invention of a polymerase chain reaction technique for amplifying deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). That same year, Canadian chemist Michael Smith also received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for his technique of splicing foreign gene segments, designed to modify the production of a specific protein, into another organism's DNA. This opened the gates to a flood of research on designer proteins and molecules produced for a specific purpose.
Designed proteins are now being used for everything from better medicines, like insulin to treat diabetes and artificial fabrics to treat and protect burn patients, to industrial foams that clump and eliminate spills from oil tankers and medicines to counteract biological poisons.
For centuries, the environment was so vast and scarcely populated that to humans it was limitless. Wood was used freely, refuse was left wherever convenient, and as long as you are upstream, you could dump whatever you wanted into the rivers and the ocean. Now due largely to better medicines and health care, people are living to their seventh, eighth, and ninth decades. Entire populations are no longer getting wiped out by disease.
Scientists began to look at humankind's impact on this planet as the world's population swelled to 6 billion and more. Chemists are becoming mystery investigators. The environment is a very complex mixture of elements with different concentration spikes in many areas. Industrial cities have higher levels of metals and acids in their air than rural countryside areas. Scientists must work together to combine all available information from air and water samples as well as those from industrial emissions in order to piece together the puzzle of total environmental impact. The interconnectedness of all forms of life also affects the complexity of environmental pollution.
In 1995, three chemists, Mario Molina, Sherman Rowland, and Paul Crutzen, warned world leaders of damage being done to the O 3 (ozone) layer. This natural layer of O 3 molecules, located from 9 to 30 miles up into the atmosphere, protects the Earth from cancer-causing and damaging ultraviolet radiation from the sun. They discovered that human-made compounds of nitrogen oxides and chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) gases, used as refrigerants and propellants in spray cans, reacted with atmospheric ozone and reduced it. For their work, they received the 1995 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.
In response to the ozone depletion problem, chemists began looking for replacement refrigerants that didn't affect ozone. Substitutes were found and the environmental problem lessened.
Many of the elements used today were discovered using cutting-edge technology and equipment. Since the 1960s, many of the elements added to the Periodic Table were human-made and not found in nature. These molecules have unheard of uses that many research and applications chemists and biochemists are just beginning to understand.
Chemists working in the plastics industry came under heavy criticism when landfills became overloaded with the new, disposable containers of plastic and a softer compound called Styrofoam. Environmentalists sounded the alarm for consumers to think before they bought products, especially fast food, that came in these containers.
In order to meet the new concern, chemists doubled their interest in the biodegradability of plastic products. They found that the addition of complex carbohydrates (polysaccharides) to plastics allowed microorganisms to break down the plastic products.
Molecules that can be broken down into simpler elements by microorganisms are called biodegradable.
Carbohydrates make up a large group of organic compounds containing carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen.
Carbohydrates have the general formula of C x (H 2 O) y . There are three main groups of carbohydrates. The first are the simple sugars or monosaccharides . Some of these are the simple fruit sugars, fructose and glucose, with the formula C 6 H 12 O 6 . The simple milk sugar that many people with milk sensitivities have trouble with is lactose. The second group is known as the complex sugars or disaccharides . These are combined sugars that make up honey and table sugar, sucrose and maltose (C 12 H 22 O 11 ). Complex carbohydrates with complicated, folded structures make up the starch added to plastics, as well as cellulose of plant cell walls and rayon (processed cellulose). They have the formula (C 6 H 10 O 5 ) n where n is an extremely large number. These are commonly called macromolecules because of the number of elements and huge size compared to simple molecules. Figure 18.2 shows the structure of glucose and cellulose.
Radioactive Waste
One major drawback to most of the radioactive elements discovered and produced in greater than the extremely small amounts found in nature is that they accumulate in the environment. Land, water, and air are affected by radioactive contamination. Depending on the wind or water flow, radioactive levels remain in place or are spread over a wide region. Different elements have very different decay rates .
Radioactive decay occurs when certain element isotopes are lost and there is a release of energy in the form of radiation (alpha and beta particles and gamma rays).
The three main types of radiation given off during the breakdown of radioactive elements are alpha (α) and beta (β) particles, and gamma (γ) rays. Gamma rays are high-energy electromagnetic waves like light, but with a shorter, more penetrating wavelength. Though alpha and beta particles are dangerous to living things since they penetrate cells and damage proteins, gamma rays are much more penetrating and harmful, stopped only by thick, dense metals like lead.
The waste produced in different forms of matter transformation must eventually be broken down. This is an area of ongoing concern and study for many governments who are trying to figure out how to dispose of radioactive wastes from nuclear power plants and atomic weapons. Protecting their populations from handling accidents or terrorist nuclear threats will continue to promote research in understanding the reactivity and degradation of radioactive compounds and elements.
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Larry King Hosts 25 Years of Health News
Wendy Walker: We've also done a lot on depression. We did a program in the 1990s with Art Buchwald, Mike Wallace, and William Styron, the author of Sophie's Choice, all talking about their struggles with depression. Buchwald told a story about being in New York, about to jump out of a hotel room window, and there was a porter who came to the door and helped him, so he didn't. We had a girl call in to the show to tell us that she had been planning to commit suicide, but she was so moved by what Buchwald said that she decided to hold on.
And we also got a call after we did a show about Natasha Richardson's death from a head injury while she was skiing. [The caller] said having seen the show and learning the warning signs saved their daughter's life after she hit her head.
WebMD: What are some of the breakthrough shows that you've done on medical issues -- topics that previously hadn't gotten much coverage, or were controversial?
WW: We were one of the first shows to discuss the potential link between cancer and radiation from cell phones. We did an early show on this in 1993, and in 2008 we did a program with Johnnie Cochran's neurosurgeon, Dr. Keith Black. [Cochran died of a brain tumor in 2005.] He wouldn't come out and say that he [thought he] got the brain tumor because of cell phone use, but he wouldn't rule it out.
LK: We did shows on irritable bowel disease -- something that just wasn't discussed. And colostomies, where you have to wear the bag. We haven't been afraid to talk about things that might make people uncomfortable.
WW: We've also talked a lot about the traditional approaches to cancer treatment, radiation and chemotherapy, vs. alternative treatments. We make sure to cover both perspectives. I think that's one of the things that these shows have all done. Before, whatever your doctor would say, you'd do it without question. Now people are interested in getting a second opinion, and they have WebMD and other sources to explore their options.
WebMD: What medical shows have touched you most? Have there been any that have moved you to tears?
LK: Going through the burn center two weeks after 9/11, that was one of the hardest shows to do. I learned a lot about burns, why they kill you and how they're treated. I remember one guy -- they couldn't even put a sheet on him because the sheet brought him so much pain, so he had to lie uncovered. I was impressed by how many people were willing to talk about what had happened to them.


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Fat and Proud Lyrics - Steriogram
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Words and Music by Steriogram
Verse One
Some people may be saying that I'm overweight
But I think that my big body is looking great
I used to diet and diet, it don't change a thing
Everyone must accept that I won't be thin
Well it's the way I wanna be
Cause I'm someone that everybody can see
Well I always stand out in a crowd
I'm the heaviest boy you've seen around
Because I'm fat
I'm fat and proud
I'm fat and proud and this is how the big boys sound
Because I'm fat
I'm fat and proud
sponsored linksI'm fat and proud and I'm sure you've seen my butt around
Because I'm fat
I'm fat and proud
I'm fat and proud and the heaviest boy you've found
Because I'm fat
I'm fat and proud
I'm fat and proud and this is how the big boys sound
Im like the ozone hover over your home...
Verse Two
I would hate to be one of those skinny runts
You can't eat off your stomach or finish your lunch
Well you got no rhythm; well you got no groove
Well you got no blubber that you can move
Well your bones stick out and your nose sticks out
There are fourteen ribs on your cage that I can count
People always saying: "You don't eat enough"
But I'd snap you in half I gave you a hug
Verse Three
Well it doesn't really bug me much
Cause I know that there's a lot of me that you can touch
Well the bigger the man is the bigger the tan
Kickin it at the beach, lying on the sand
For all you car boys working on your suspension
Paying all that money for the up and down attention
Just to put me in and take me out
Trust me you'll get that look from everyone about
As you see, I love my size
I just wish you could see me through my eyes
Then you'd realise that I hold the prize
For the biggest man you've seen alive
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tyson said this song was written about his mum who was a little large. i really like it, and these guys are awesome live :)
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Tomorrow my house is being photographed. Pawley has been sent off with her grandparents until the shoot is over to avoid any emergency dead bird carpet cleanings. And Rosie has been given strict instructions to behave like a somewhat normal animal—and enough rawhide to keep her distracted for the next 48 hours.
Today I was moving Rosie's food bowl outside to the deck (because she has a messy tendency to toss kibble around the house when she's eating) when it occurred to me that relegating Rosie outside reminded me quite a bit of a time in my childhood.
When I was a kid and my parents would have dinner parties, they would send my brother and I off to the laundry room to sit on the floor and eat our dinner so as not to mess up any other part of the house. We would be given some sort of frozen entree and told not to kill each other or turn the TV up too loud.
I have a very clear recollection of one dinner party evening when I was eight or nine when all day long I'd been salivating over the fudge my mom was cooking in the kitchen for dessert. I'd eyed it. I'd casually walked past the stove 47 times. I'd asked if she needed a taste tester. But she'd just swatted my hand away.
That night my brother and I had been sent off to the laundry room to eat frozen chicken pot pies. I could still smell the fudge through the door. My mom promised that I could have some of the fudge if I ate my dinner. I hurriedly ate the pot pie, avoiding the cooked carrots, which I considered disgusting and ran to return the mostly-empty container to my mom. She told me I had to finish it—all of it. I explained that the carrots made me want to vomit. She said, fine, no carrots, no fudge. And so, I plopped down on the floor of the kitchen, gagging as I shoveled the carrots into my mouth. My eyes were watering as the carrots the worst thing I'd ever put in my mouth. But she showed no mercy.
As soon as I finished the last carrot, I demanded my fudge. She gave me one spoonful. One. After I'd nearly killed myself ingesting those carrots. I put my empty spoon back out, Oliver Twist-style, asking for more. But that was it. The rest was for the party.
There's really not a point here except to say that my childhood was basically just like that of Oliver. Almost exactly.
A few weeks ago, when Pawley and Rosie's fighting had me crying on my lunch break and unable to sleep at night, I had a conversation with my dad. I told him about all the training methods I'd read about and my plans for disciplining.
He listened and said that all sounded good. Then he gave me some advice. "I recall," he said. "When I had two young kids and the older kid [that's me] was always beating up on the young one [that's my brother] and nothing seemed to be working. My father said to me 'Can't you just love on them?' It was good advice. So I'm saying that to you now."
I thought about this. I was a terrible kid. Like grounded-for-months-on-end, parents-constantly-threatening-boarding-school, family-having-to-seek-professional-counseling kind of terrible. But my parents loved the hell out of me through it all. They showed me unconditional love in a way I couldn't even fathom. And eventually, it worked.
It occurred to me that maybe I'd been working so hard to make Rosie still feel loved with the new dog in the house, that I hadn't been giving the new dog all she deserved. I decided I'd try "loving on" Pawley. I'd always loved Pawley, but for the last three weeks, I've showered her with more affection than I even knew I had in me. I speak sweetly to her, I hold her, I pet her, scratch behind her ears, rub her belly, and tell her constantly that she is loved. And somewhere along the way Pawley changed.
Her entire demeanor is different. She's more affectionate, constantly licking my cheek when I'm near and nuzzling up to my face whenever she can. When I sit down, she squeezes onto my lap. When I stand up, she follows me. And, most importantly, she hasn't fought with Rosie in two weeks—a huge change for dogs who were fighting four times before breakfast. Pawley knows she is loved.
It's only been three weeks, but loving Pawley more changed everything about her. The craziest thing is I should feel tired from it—exhausted from exaggerating my natural emotions. But I don't at all. In fact, the strangest thing about love is that feeling a little bit of it makes you feel more of it. Working to love Pawley more actually made me love Pawley more. Love—even with dogs—doesn't make any sense.
I know this is a story about a dog. But it's also just a story about how powerful our love and affection can be for other beings. I'm glad my dad—and Pawley—reminded me of it.
On Saturday night I went to a party at a friend's house. Late in the evening a large group of us moved from her house to a bar where apparently half of Charlotte had decided to go for the night.
As soon as we walked through the door, my friend Ann* grabbed my arm. Across the porch was Dex, a guy who she'd had several semi-romantic encounters/dates/sleepovers with over the previous year and who inevitably treated her terribly. I won't go into the details, but trust me when I say that he was a serious jerk**. He was so awful that actually, earlier in the evening, when she'd referenced him, I'd noted that I'd really like to punch him.
Per usual he ignored her, so we walked on into the bar where I promptly lost Ann in the crowd. A little while later my friend Cate and I went searching for Ann. As we were looking, Dex walked up to us. "Hey, I know you," he said to me. (I hadn't seen him in about a year.)
"Yep," I said.
"Where do I know you from?" he asked, smiling. Dex is very attractive and is very aware of how attractive he is.
I didn't smile back. "You don't know?"
"You do know? Tell me where I know you from," he said, smiling and grabbing my arm.
Cate and I turned back around and started inside. "C'mon!" he called after us, smiling. "You have to tell me!"
Meanwhile, he still hadn't acknowledged Ann's presence and I was angry. I watched two bouncers carry a guy out of the bar and considered that punching Dex might result in that and it didn't look fun. So, I stuck to talking to my friends.
Then, as I was chatting with my friend Jessica, Dex walked up again. "I still can't figure out where I know you from," he said, touching my arm again. I shook my head and shrugged. Then, another girl stepped up behind him. She grabbed his hands, looking at me, and then pulled him towards her. Apparently, she was his choice for the night. Or at least she wanted to be.
They laughed and talked, leaning in towards one another. I could see Ann out of the corner of my eye, talking to some of our other friends. And then, I have no idea what came over me, but I couldn't just keep watching. I put my hand on the girl's shoulder, leaning in between them so that Dex was behind me, and then I spoke into her ear, loudly enough that she could hear it over the blaring music.
"I really just feel like I should tell you that he's absolutely terrible in bed."
Her eyes widened. I pulled back, turned around, and walked off. Less than a minute later, so did she.
It was a small victory. And I should probably feel like a terrible person for outright lying. But I really, really don't.
* Names have been changed to protect the innocent and not-so-innocent.
** Descriptive adjectives have been changed to keep this blog within a PG-13 rating.
Cowboy's girlfriend's 13-year-old granddaughter, who lives next door with Cowboy and his girlfriend, just knocked on the door and offered her services as a dog sitter. She explained that she could take my dogs to play with the new pit bull puppies over at her house. And then she handed me a piece of paper detailing how her dog sitting services worked.
I scanned the paper to see if there were any clauses regarding what kind of compensation I would get for my dogs if they were stabbed to death by the dog murderer living in her house, but didn't see any. So, I politely declined her offer and said that my dogs were cool hanging out in my backyard. You know, where there's less of a risk of someone using a butcher knife on them.
I feel a little badly because she's obviously just a kid trying to earn some extra money, but I also think one has to learn early to know their market. And, if someone has been witness to what can only be described as a canine massacre in your backyard, they're just not your target market in this case.
"It will be humorous. You know, my usual self-defecating kind of stuff. Oh my God! No. No! I mean, self-deprecating!"
[editor shaking head, hands over face, wondering why he ever hired me]
"I just read your blog. You need to stop, take a step back, look at past blog postings, listen to that graduation song about sunscreen, and realize that yes your dogs do take up a large part of your life, but your obsession is border line crazy, and by border line, I mean crazy. Playing out full-on scenarios where you are driving a different car, imagining dogs conversing, and a world where a a little old beagle would beat up Pawley of all things, well it isn't healthy to do alone, and it is insane to put on a blog.
Maybe you can give yourself a break and put both dogs in the daycare tomorrow and take a little vacation for the day—that is, assuming Pawley is allowed back. I give it until noon before the cops show up at your office and arrest you for manslaughter, and, when you go into the police station, Pawley will be sitting in front of a TV that is showing a news run like that scene in Bad Boys II with the boats flying and just general chaos.
DAMNIT! You've sucked me into your crazy dog scenario insanity! Everett you're an idiot!"


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Stayed at Chester Woods for the first time and it was very nice. Very close to Rochester, Mn where you can do some shopping if you'd like. We had site 41 which was very nice. The pads are gravel and level. Our site had a 50 amp hookup but no water, which was OK because we only stayed two nights. There are a lot of fun things to do, beach, canoe rental etc. It's quiet at night and very wooded. Very nice place to stay. You are also about 35 miles from Winona so if you have a student at Winona State you are pretty close for a quick stop in. Nice place we will definitely be back! We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This was a beautiful little campground. If we had more time would have stayed here several days to go fishing and hiking. It was very reasonably priced and the camp hosts were very friendly. We would definitely stay here next time through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Nice for a county park. Nice walking trails, unfortunately many are limited to canines. Large sites with many mature trees. Always have a relaxing time there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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A really excellent small county park CG. Sites were spaced well apart and very level gravel. 2 designated handicapped sites with pavement and a small deck for picnic table. Quite a few sites would accommodate bigger rigs (30-35'), I would ask when making your reservation: which are mandatory during peak summer season! Nice swim beach along with canoeing, hiking and playground area make this a great place for weekenders and families. No water/sewer hookups which is the only thing that prevents it from being a 10, but there are water spigots throughout the CG and a dump station on the way out. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
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The Chamber is the principal voice of Rhode Island's statewide business community, and I lead those efforts as President.
The opening of the much anticipated Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University prompted me to recall the Chamber's initial efforts in championing the movement to grow the state's knowledge economy. I was thrilled to witness the realization of those collaborative efforts in the designation and development of the Knowledge District in Providence. Our work in leading the discussions to grow our innovation economy continues.
As Senior Vice President of Economic Development and Operations, I oversee the Chamber's economic and workforce development activities, including the Knowledge Economy initiative. I also coordinate the agendas of a number of Chamber committees including the Federal Affairs Committee, the Transportation Committee and Innovation Providence (IP).
After 10 years of advocating on behalf of our membership to promote the expansion of TF Green Airport, to finally have the FAA's Record of Decision in hand, is quite gratifying. The economic benefits associated with the airport's pending improvements are enormous; adding to Rhode Island's unique, diverse infrastructure which includes goods and tourism transportation hubs via the air, rail, land and sea.
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As a member of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce staff for 30 years, I've witnessed remarkable milestones achieved for the business community as a result of the Chamber's advocacy and government relations efforts. Economic initiatives, created years ago, have blossomed into effective, engaging business development programs, providing an expanded knowledge base for our membership. Over the years, the Chamber proudly provided a home office to the Providence/Warwick Convention and Visitor's Bureau; Leadership RI; RI-CAN; Rhode Island Retail Federation; Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (AICU) and the Providence Foundation.
I am a lobbyist and voice for the small business community at the Rhode Island State House as the Senior Vice President of Government Relations. In this role, I coordinate the activities of the Chamber's Government Affairs Committee and the Chamber's Ambassadors Council. I am also the Director of the Rhode Island Retail Federation.
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A few times during my adult life I have heard recordings of well-known classical music to which someone has written new religious-themed words. Because of my familiarity with the music, the added lyrics had a profound effect on me. A few years ago my friend and colleague Brent Jorgenson was compiling a book of old traditional songs and hymns, including many favorites written by early composers in the British Isles, and asked if I would be willing to write new religious-themed words to one of the hymns. I hesitated because I had always felt that words needed to come before music, but he urged me to make the attempt.
What happened next surprised me. I had grown up loving those beautiful melodies. I learned them on the piano and I heard them on the radio and they have stayed with me throughout my life. I found that I loved writing to a familiar melody and the words flowed so easily I wanted to continue and do more. I sent my assigned song to Brent and then started looking for other public domain songs of that era for which I could write new lyrics. There was no shortage of them and I became so caught up in the project that I did not quit until I had written fifteen sets of lyrics to these beloved melodies in an LDS-friendly (but not specific) vocabulary. I knew I wanted to record and share them with others but we were involved in other projects at the time.
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As I was finishing my writing, a column by Jerry Johnston in Mormon Times caught my attention as it spoke of the history of writing new religious lyrics to old familiar tunes. Jerry wrote:
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Brave," a favorite of bag- pipers. (1) I was aware of the early writers in the church combining the texts of their day with old, beloved melodies and had wondered why we had quit doing that. Jerry Johnston asks that question too, "Why did we stop using well-known and well-loved tunes as the melodies for our deepest religious feelings? . . . Was it because we've come to prize 'creativity' so much that each songwriter is determined to reinvent the wheel—to fashion new tunes that rival the old?" (2)
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When I began my writing project it was a revelation to me to realize that songs written so long ago could stir strong emotions within us in our day. I have written some 1300 songs and sometimes it's hard to come up with something original! I found it very relaxing to have allowed an earlier composer to do the work of writing a nice melody, while I had only to sit back and ponder the new text. Although I wrote my lyrics before reading Jerry's article, I agree with all he had to say: "There are plenty of tunes out there. All we have to do is put them to work. . .We have hundreds of catchy, well-known tunes that could be given a fresh life with a spiritual twist. Putting popular tunes to work for religious causes is a time-tested tradition. Taking the best pop culture has to offer and giving it a spiritual spin refreshes the world. Why not keep it going? After all, as Martin Luther said, "Why should the devil have all the good music." (3)
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Toward the end of 2013 we recorded these songs on a CD titled, "My Faith in Jesus Leads Me On." Our arranger, Greg Hansen, used many instruments indigenous to the British Isles, and singers with a touch of the Celtic brogue in some cases. Our singers were perfect for the songs and I never tire of listening to this particular CD. I hesitate to say it is my favorite of all of our recordings (since I didn't write the melodies) but I'm afraid it is so. I give praise in my heart to all of those composers from so long ago who came up with such memorable and soul-stirring melodies, some of which appear in our own latter-day hymnal. I have no doubt they were heaven-inspired.
Sample Song – "The Love of God"
I grew up learning "Londonderry Aire" as a piano solo and later "Oh Danny Boy" (same melody) as a solo or choir piece. I have sung this melody in many different choirs, including the Tabernacle Choir, some of which were accompanied by bagpipes. Could there be any more beautiful melody? I'm not sure there could be. When one can wed the song with the perfect singer the effect can be powerful. For me, Keith Evans' rendition of this song, now titled "The Love of God," is an example of the perfect wedding of song and voice.
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The Love of God (Tune: Londonderry Aire/Oh Danny Boy) Lyrics: Janice Kapp Perry Soloist: Keith Evans
The love of God is fairest of all precious gems A gift from heav'n that heals the sorrowing soul It settles softly on the sad and lonely heart And warms it with a flame that makes the spirit whole In times of gloom or sadness He will comfort send And help a wounded soul to rise again His constant love is like a timeless melody That sweetly whispers, I will always be your friend The love of God is constant as the rising sun The one pure fount from which our blessings flow He walks beside us in our darkest hour of need And when our faith grows dim He shares our pressing load Our pleading prayers, ascending to His throne on high Are heard and answered by our loving Friend His kind compassion warms us as His wisdom comes Hold on, my hurting child, the light will come again The love of God endures when other love grows cold His steady hand upholds us from afar He changes not through days and years of endless time He is our one sure rock, our true and guiding star Above the din of life we strain to hear His voice And by His gentle words of peace be blessed His healing love is manna to a weary soul He says, come unto me, for here you shall find rest Come unto me, for here you shall find rest
Sample Song – "Jesus, My Savior"
The original song, "Be Thou My Vision," is a traditional song from Ireland which is commonly attributed to Dallán Forgaill.It is very popular among English-speaking churches around the world. It commonly appears in hymnals and choir books, and various sets of lyrics have been written to this memorable music. I chose the title "Jesus, My Savior" for our version of this song, which is beautifully performed by Tammy Simister Robinson.
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Jesus, My Savior (Tune: Be Thou My Vision) Lyrics: Janice Kapp Perry Soloist: Tammy Simister Robinson Jesus, my Savior, my refuge, my friend My comfort in weakness, my hope without end Though troubled my pathway, though weary my soul Thy word gives me solace, Thy love makes me whole Jesus, my haven from sorrow and pain Thy light in the darkness my soul doth sustain In all tribulations that daily befall Thou art my safe harbor, my courage, my all Jesus, my shepherd, my shelter and shield My heart to Thy kingdom forever is sealed Thy essence surrounds me with marvelous light Thy spirit doth lead me to paths that are right Jesus, my Savior, my joy and my song An unfailing beacon that still leads me on I give Thee my worship, my will and my heart Please lead me to heaven to be where Thou art
Sample Song – "When the Burdens of Life Press Upon Me"
I only remember this melody from a book of "Home Songs" that I used to sing from as a teenager.
I played guitar and would sit out on our porch at night and sing these interesting folks songs to the animals or the wheat fields, not really understanding all the words but somehow being touched by them nevertheless. The original song was "Sally Gardens." Fortunately, our favorite "Irish" tenor, Daniel Beck, moved back to Utah just in time to record this song for us.
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When the Burdens of Life Press Upon Me (Tune: Sally Gardens) Lyrics: Janice Kapp Perry Soloist: Daniel Beck When the burdens of life press upon me And become more than I can bear When the shadows of darkness surround me There is one who is always there I turn to Him with aching in my soul And He hears my pleading prayer Gentle Jesus is there to console me And to rescue me from despair When misfortune and heartache befall me And my soul yearns to find relief There is one voice of comfort that calls me And invites me to feel His peace He speaks to me in whispers still and small And my flickering faith is fanned to flame As His spirit refreshes and warms me I find courage to rise again Oh the heart that must bear secret sorrow Shall find refuge in One alone He has borne all our sin and our suff'ring And our anguish to Him is known He sees our tears, He hears our pleading prayers And He waits to comfort and console In the arms of His love we find healing By His ransom we are made whole
Hymns have inspired us from the time our church was organized and Emma was given the assignment to make a collection of hymns for the saints. I have a copy of her tiny book which includes words only which were mostly sung to well-known tunes of the day—mostly from other denominations. Regarding our present hymnbook, author Karen Lynn Davidson says: Quite a few of our hymns have become so thoroughly
assimilated into Latter-day Saint hymnody that we have
almost lost sight of the fact that they were not originally
our own. . . . Often a melody intended for a very different
purpose has been adapted as a hymn tune. This practice
was common among Christian denominations. (4)
I have always enjoyed simplicity in music and some of the old melodies are so beautiful to me in their simplicity. Writing new words to them has been a joy, and something I may want to continue.
I have written close to 160 new hymn tunes in the last decade, mostly writing to beautiful texts by other LDS authors and poets, but occasionally writing my own words. We have published these new hymns in five volumes of "Inspirational New Hymns for Choir and Home." These hymns were written specifically for members of our church.
Now I am enjoying writing new words to public domain music from the past, while avoiding topics that strictly apply to the LDS Church (prophets, Joseph Smith, temples, Book of Mormon, etc). Most of the songs on this new album are Christ-centered, and address more general gospel topics. I hope others will find these songs uplifting and motivating in their homes and choirs.
Janice Kapp Perry: Composer, author, lecturer
(1) Jerry Earl Johnston, Mormon Times, November 29, 2012. (2) Ibid. (3) Ibid. (4) Karen Lynn Davidson, Our Latter-day Hymns, Deseret Book, 1988, pp.5-6.
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Child pornography offenders capitalize on the vulnerability of children and find pleasure in their victims' humiliation. In United States v. Irey, the defendant sadistically raped, sodomized, and tortured more than fifty prepubescent girls and then broadcast this abuse across the Internet; yet the court characterized Irey as a "victim" and granted him a downward departure, sentencing him to 12.5 years below the minimum of the range set by the Federal Sentencing Guidelines.
This Note argues that when courts depart from the sentences recommended by the Guidelines for child pornography offenses by improperly weighing the § 3553(a) factors, courts create grossly unjust sentencing disparities for similarly situated defendants, fail to sufficiently prevent recidivism, and underestimate the importance of retribution and deterrence for child pornography offenses. Part I follows the history of the Guidelines before and after the Supreme Court's decision in Booker. Part II provides an example of a district court improperly balancing the § 3553(a) factors and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit demonstrating the appropriate method of appellate review. Part III discusses the purposes of punishment in the child pornography context, explores the empirical psychological research (including the controversial Butner Study) that validates the severity of the Guidelines, and demonstrates courts' misplaced reliance on pedophilia as a mitigating factor in sentencing. Finally, Part IV critiques common remedies for these sentencing problems caused by inadvertent judicial activism and offers three novel solutions for child pornography sentencing.
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BP: The Settlement is unfair. We swear the oil spill rate was only 5,000 barrels of oil per day!
The public only needs to read the words in the AGREED to Settlement that BP negotiated,ask the court to aprrove and used to convince the Federal authorities to let them pay a fine in satisfaction of the crimianl charges against BP and upper management. It is interesting they left two mid level employees to deal with the criminal charges on their own.
The clear reading of the settlement is what the Claims Administrator and Court are enforcing. The claims are not fraudulent and they comply to the letter with the agreed to settlement. BP just does not like the fact people are filing claims and it is going to be more expensive than they "guessed". They never had any support for the $7.8 billion estimate. IT WAS A GUESS FOR THE MARKET
It seems that the BP lawyers who negotiated the settlement with the plaintiffs steering committee were as useless as the engineers who ignored a blatantly obvious pressure test failure. As a shareholder I can only hope that the PR people the company employs do better. My losses are substantial for me and I am certainly in no way responsible for the disaster. I do not expect compensation, but a little sympathy would be nice; all these unwarranted claims effectively come from the pockets of innocent shareholders like me.
Fix the ocean then worry about the money.
BP didn't follow regulations which ended up affected the entire Gulf region. They're lucky that the company still exists. Personally, I couldn't care less if they did go completely under.
The new ad fails to mention 200,000 BP oil spill victims are being illegally excluded from the settlement:
these ads are in direct violation of our agreement to settle. judge barbeir will not be happy nor should he be . I could say so much more but it looks as if people that have been dealing with this mess has said everything and in a good way "we the people of the gulf" will stand up to put bp down right after they write the last check .
I completely agree with BP – no matter what you do there will always be vultures that have to take advantage. That is the main thing that undermines large company's efforts to set things right in the first place and what has caused the admit nothing attitude. The Gulf region was more than happy to welcome BP when they were creating jobs and spending money; but the same people quickly started looking for blame and getting in line for a payoff. It was a tragedy and BP took responsibility. Abuse their goodwill and let's see how future incidents are handled.
It is true that the burden may be falling excessively on BP. The fact that other corporations of similar size aren't bearing their share of the burden is where the problem lies. Yes, BP can be faulted for a particular oil spill, but any corporation of that size is derelict in its duty to the public as a public corporation if it is not routinely paying out substantial amounts to compensate the general public not only for damage that it may have caused in the past, but for damage that it may cause in the future.
The mortgage settlement claims similarly are based on fault, with practical considerations causing a generalized industry fault liability rather than specific tort liability.
What needs to evolve is a widespread routine no- fault payment structure by financial institutions and public corporations to all individuals within the general public, which makes their existence possible and which is continually at risk of being damaged by them.
During our beach vacation on the Florida panhandle last fall we saw oil in the water on the beach at every beach we went to on every day. They have not begun to pay for the harm they've done.
If you don't want unaffected people claiming damages from your oil spill . . . don't have an oil spill. Nope, it was too costly to have better equipment and skillful/knowledgeable workers. BP took a gamble, and lost.
Not to say that those that are taking advantage of the situation to try to get a free meal ticket are in the right. Far from it. However, BP is giant corporation, they should have the foresight to realize if a spill happens, people will take advantage of it. I know that every time I get into my car, if I hit someone, they'll probably try to claim hundreds of thosands of dollars for medical bills, but actually never go see a doctor. It is wrong, but it should be expected, because you can't trust people to do the right thing. Just like you can't trust a corporation to look out for your safety or the well-being of the world or your financial security or your business, etc etc.
see you boys soon. we have a special place for oil men and chamber of communist hustlers
I hope the lawyers pick their bones clean and drop them to the bottom of the Gulf with the dinosaurs'. We need more conservation and preservation, yes; but also fail-proof systems like at NASA and nuclear plants. Meanwhile, I hope BP/Halliburton/Transocean and other Standard Oil men take a few minutes to remember the little bird my musician friend witness die "all covered in black….":
Did you notice the source of the endorsements in the ad? The Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers. Both are front organizations that are largely supported by big companies like BP. The Chamber recently even threw its small business members under the bus by supporting American Express and the other big credit card companies in the case where a class of small businesses was suing them for fixing prices for services. The Chamber said it was perfectly all right for the small businesses to get screwed.
Some interesting comments on here ..Let's be honest if this was a good old American company this would all be different …bet it makes you proud to be American!
BTW what happened Exxon Valdez oil spill?
How many American banks have been fined by the regulators?
Why do you let American companies get away with not paying their fare share of taxes?
Just wondering!
Its all rubbish BP is owned by the queen, the taxpayer in the UK ends up paying for it anyway. BP shut it and stop whining.
Red necks after funds for free booze and wood for crosses
America threw out civillian claims from Vietnamese dying of agent orange poisoning, if I were a Westboro baptist I'd be saying' Deepwater was God's wrath for all the wrongs the Yankees did to other nations via bombs and pollution.
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Exeter Airport based Flybe, is now the UK's number one domestic airline following CAA April/May statistics which confirm it has achieved three major corporate milestones:
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- Flybe, even without its franchise partner, Loganair, carried more domestic passengers in the UK than any other airline
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