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Hypothetical desert island continues to captivate
Being stranded on a desert island is a scenario that has fascinated for centuries. No matter how cliché it becomes, we continue to find it irresistible. What exactly is it about the idea that so easily captures our imaginations?
THE BEAT: The search for Columbia's next superintendent continues
K-12 reporter Joshua Nichol-Caddy talks to KBIA's Sean Powers about the latest developments on the search for Columbia Public School's next superintendent.
As Congress fails to act, America must push for a new direction
In these troubling economic times, Congress needs to focus on helping the people of the U.S., working across party lines. In the future, a new party may serve as an answer to the constant power struggle between Democrats and Republicans.
Leadership lacking in post-crisis world
As many nation's economies are in crisis, no visible leaders have stepped forward with clear solutions.
LETTER: Senate should look deeper at Economy Recovery Bill
The measure includes funding for alternative transportation and would help create the "green jobs" that President Barack Obama has promoted.
What's all this Super Bowl fuss about?
Columnist David Rosman suggests staying away from the parties and sports bars on Super Bowl Sunday. Rosman wonders why the Super Bowl receives so much hype.
Don't worry — we're keeping the comics
The newsroom has had a long week of moving furniture, and many more tough decisions will have to be made by the end of February.
LETTER: Don't let convicted terrorist walk free
Don't forget the bombing of the USS Cole in the changed political atmosphere; instead, contact your representatives — local, statewide, nationwide — to voice your opinion on the trial of suspected terrorist Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri.
THE BEAT: Gang members indicted on drug, gun charges
Missourian public safety editor Katherine Reed talks about the significance of these charges with KBIA's Sean Powers.
Five ideas: Is Obama on the right track with the stimulus package?
This week, we ask you to weigh in on the stimulus package, the search for a new schools superintendent, Gov. Jay Nixon's plans for the UM System, parking at the public library and the impeachment trial of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
History offers lessons in selecting superintendent
Columbia Public Schools have been in tough spots before. This time the district needs a superintendent who will stick around to restore the system.
Obama's plan will create jobs we need
A review of the president's stimulus proposal and that of Republicans shows Obama has the right idea for getting Americans back to work and the economy back on track.
THE BEAT: Coverage of the governor's State of the State address
KBIA's Sean Powers talks to managing editor Jeanne Abbott about Gov. Jay Nixon's first State of the State address.
LETTER: U.S. must develop its own energy
Besides wind and solar energy, nuclear power offers the next best alternative to securing America's energy-independence.
How will Nixon pay for his grand ideas?
The governor laid out some important promises in his State of the State speech Tuesday night, including reiterating his call for no budget cuts to higher education and a pledge of balancing the budget with no new taxes.
School choice up to parents
What if public schools are eventually federally consolidated in essence, and other choices regulated awayunder the guise of "quality control" – in order to essentially protect us from ourselves? Well, at least we'd be free from the concerns of having a local school board to complain about.
Superintendent finalists face new priorities, public evaluation
The Columbia Public School Board is narrowing down its list of five candidates to focus on economically savvy, community-involved individuals. The final candidates will be announced by Sunday and will answer public questions in meetings next week.
Closing Gitmo may be more complicated than it seems
A quick closure of Guantanamo is beyond the parameters of simply executing an executive order. Of the 245 or so detainees remaining there, many are far too dangerous to be released here or in their home countries.
Horrors of Gaza war seen up close and personal
An MU student arrived in Israel when rockets started to fly and riots began last month.
THE BEAT: Missourian coverage of the races for City Council
There are a couple of seats coming up for re-election on the City Council. One in the Sixth Ward is currently held by Barbara Hoppe, who plans to run for re-election. The other in the Second Ward is held by Chris Janku, who has pledged not to run for re-election when his term ends in April. To sort out the races, political editor Scott Swafford talks to KBIA's Sean Powers.


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The Demand for Cocaine and Marijuana by Youth
In recent years, the debate over the costs and benefits of legalizing the use of currently illicit drugs has been revived. This paper attempts to inform this debate by providing some evidence on the effects of illicit drug prices and legal sanctions for drug possession and sale on youth drug use. Data on cocaine and marijuana use by high school seniors are taken from the 1982 and 1989 Monitoring the Future surveys. Site-specific data on cocaine prices and legal sanctions for the possession and sale, manufacture or distribution of cocaine and marijuana are added to the survey data. The results indicate that youth cocaine demand is sensitive to price, with average past year and past month cocaine demand elasticities of -1.28 and -1.43, respectively. In addition, the estimates suggest that increased sanctions for the possession of cocaine and marijuana have a negative and statistically significant impact on youth cocaine and marijuana use. However, the magnitude of these estimates implies that very large increases in the monetary fines that can be imposed for first offense possession would be necessary to achieve meaningful reductions in use. Finally, sanctions for the sale, manufacture or distribution of cocaine and marijuana were found to have little impact on youth cocaine and marijuana use.
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| UpdatedLong-necked dinosaurs would have been unable to hold their necks upright to browse tall trees, says an Australian expert.
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The new director of Europe's Big Bang machine has signalled in an interview that he will be more cautious than his predecessor, following a major breakdown that marred its multi-billion dollar launch.
Topics: physics, science-and-technology, switzerland, france
US scientists have found a way to levitate the very smallest objects using the forces of quantum mechanics, and say they might use it to help make tiny nanotechnology machines.
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| UpdatedIt's taken more than a century, but Einstein's celebrated formula e=mc2 has finally been corroborated.
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| UpdatedEurope's giant atom-smasher, which broke down only days after being switched on with great fanfare, is not expected to restart before the middle of next year, the operators have said.
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| UpdatedJapan's Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa, and Yoichiro Nambu of the United States, have won the 2008 Nobel Physics Prize for groundbreaking theoretical work in fundamental particles.
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| UpdatedThe world's largest particle collider will be down for two months as a section will have to be repaired because of a fault, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) has said.
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| UpdatedA mechanical fault has forced scientists to temporarily shut down the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva.
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| UpdatedThree decades after it was conceived, the world's most powerful physics experiment has begun on the outskirts of Geneva.
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| UpdatedAn Australian physicist says a science experiment which begins in Switzerland today is a major milestone in the history of scientific discovery.
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| UpdatedThe atom-smashing Large Hadron Collider designed to replicate the moment after the Big Bang will be turned on today.
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| UpdatedThe world's biggest and most sophisticated science experiment begins in Switzerland later today when scientists attempt to test the Big Bang theory.
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| UpdatedScientists preparing to turn on "Big Bang" particle accelerator rubbish claims that it could destroy the universe.
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| UpdatedNational medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at the future of transplant medicine with the development of 'grow-your-own organs' and a new test by Australian scientists that picks up on Crohn's disease in children.
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| UpdatedDr Tony Atala from Wake Forest University in the US says his team of scientists have been able to grow new organs using a combination of physics, engineering and cellular biology.
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| UpdatedScientists in Switzerland have announced that the world's biggest atom collider will start operating next month.
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Australian scientists say they have achieved the world's most accurate measurement of the fundamental unit of light intensity.
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US physicist John Wheeler, one of Albert Einstein's last collaborators who gave black holes their name, died at the weekend, his family said. He was 96.
Topics: people, human-interest, science-and-technology, physics, united-states
British physicist Peter Higgs says it should soon be possible to prove the existence of a force which gives mass to the universe and makes life possible - as he first argued 40 years ago.
Topics: physics, science-and-technology, switzerland, united-kingdom, scotland
| UpdatedA pair of European scientists have been awarded the 2007 Nobel Prize for Physics, thanks to their discoveries allowing the miniaturisation of hard disks in electronic devices like laptops and iPods.
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| UpdatedFrance's Albert Fert and Germany's Peter Gruenberg have won the 2007 Nobel Prize for Physics for discoveries allowing the miniaturisation of hard disks in electronic devices from laptops to iPods.
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| UpdatedA riddle: When is a kilogram that is no longer a kilogram still a kilogram?
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| UpdatedGerman-born Swiss-US physicist Albert Einstein, awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921, pokes out his tongue at photographers on his 72nd birthday, March 18, 1951.
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Australian authorities will advise the public on how to reduce their exposure to electromagnetic fields from common household appliances like fridges and clock radios, in line with precautionary moves internationally.
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| UpdatedSynchrotron researchers are already planning more beamlines for Australia's newest 'big science' facility and how they will be used in the coming decade, even before the facility's official opening.


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Meghan Kerin and Katy Meehan scored Wednesday to lead the Bishops to a 2-1 win over their Catholic Central League rivals.
WEYMOUTH – There was one lesson that the Weymouth boys hockey team learned in its home-opening game with Wellesley on Wednesday night.
WCVB-TV, Channel 5, aired its live newscasts all day Wednesday from a makeshift studio in Quincy Center. The on-site feature, called "5 on Quincy," also included several stories focused on Quincy issues as well as a half-hour...
HINGHAM – Even though voters passed a noise bylaw at town meeting in the spring, the noise bylaw study committee remains in existence.
HULL – Members of the board of selectmen plan to meet with the school committee to discuss a space needs study.Voters expressed a desire for such a study by passing a non-binding ballot question in the annual town...
WEYMOUTH – The mayor's office says it's good financial planning, but some parents say it's another example of the town shortchanging its schools.
Loui Eriksson's goal 1:30 into overtime gave Boston a 3-2 win over Minnesota on Wednesday night.
There has been a common bond linking some of the top players selected in the NBA Draft last summer.
Tthe Celtics took care of the Orlando Magic, 109-92, at the TD Garden on Wednesday. Late Wednesday night, Yahoo Sports said the Dallas Mavericks are intrigued about adding Rajon Rondo to their backcourt.
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Author of parenting books blogs about raising children and health issues.
Berkeley students to host race-based bake sale
Republican students at University of California, Berkeley will vary prices based on a customers' race, gender or national background.
Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 05:20 AM
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Don't you just love a good bake sale? Yummy goodies — cookies, cupcakes and baked goodies — all for a great price or a great cause? I sure do. But there's a bake sale being held today that has more than a few folks questioning its prices and its cause.
University of California, Berkeley College Republicans will host their "Increase Diversity Bake Sale" today with prices varying based on the customer's race and gender. At the sale, white students will pay $2 per baked good; Asians and Asian-Americans, $1.50; Latinos, $1; African Americans, 75 cents; and Native Americans, 25 cents. Women get 25 cents off across the board.
According to the group, the prices are different "to ensure the fairest distribution." And while many folks are screaming "racism," the GOP group insists the event is held in satire and is no different from another event that will be held on the same campus today — a phone bank sponsored by the Associated Students of the University of California in support of SB 185, legislation that would allow California universities to consider race, gender, ethnicity and national origin during the admissions process.
The point: using a ranking system for races isn't fair — not for bake sales, and not for college admissions.
As you might expect, not everyone is thrilled with the staged event, satire or not. Similar events held by Republican groups at other universities around the country have also been met with resistance. So it will be interesting to see whether or not the Increase Diversity Bake Sale actually takes place.
What's your take? Do you think this event is racist or does it raise a good point about fairness in education?
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July 17, 2013 World of Flavor |
Every two years, the Culinary Institute of America hosts its World of Flavors conference in its castle-like Napa Valley compound. Read my last column on the 2009 conference here. There is a ridiculously small fee ($7.99) to watch the videos from the conference. They are 1000 times more educational than the Food Network. The link is here. [RECIPE] Harous Chef Abderrazak Haouari uses this Djerban version of harissa on sous vide eggs, served with chickpeas, capers, croutons and olives. It is brick red and warmly hot: great with fish, eggplant, chicken. Makes 1/2 cup.
1 medium onion, very thinly sliced
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Customer Appreciation Day
Fairburn Tire celebrated Customer Appreciation Day on April 24. The event also included a barbeque, provided by the Nipawin Fire Department, who serve
Mikisew Karate scores a knockout in Balgonie
The Mikisew Martial arts club claimed top honors in several categories in their most recent tournament in Balgonie, Saskatchewan. The club walked away
LP Miller find success in NESSAC playoffs
Following a strong showing last week, LP Miller earned themselves a spot in the NESSAC senior badminton playoffs on April 24 in Carrot River.
Hawks' spring camp provides plenty of options
Nearly 100 hockey players made the trip to Nipawin this past weekend, all vying for a spot on the Nipawin Hawks roster during the team's annual spring
Seedy Saturday in Zenon Park
The second Seedy Saturday was held at the Zenon Park school this weekend, along with a trade show, there were several guest speakers with helpful info
New skate park to be built in Nipawin next year
Avid skateboarders are doing flips and tricks over the excitement of a new skate park being built in Nipawin.
LP Miller shows its true colors
Teenagers face a lot of obstacles during their high school years, and unfortunately, bullying is one of them.
NESD to raise funds for Carrot River high school
The Carrot River high school drama club may have taken its final bow, at least for the foreseeable future, as the club's drama facility has been tempo
Teacher tackles gunman at Washington school
SEATTLE - A student gunman fired off two shots inside a Washington state high school on Monday and was tackled by a teacher before anyone was hurt.
Bieber crashes high school prom
Justin Bieber caused a commotion when he surprised unsuspecting teens in Los Angeles by gatecrashing their high school prom.
That's all folks! Miracle run ends
The Senators were shaking hands and shaking their heads Sunday night.
Everest climbers engulfed by avalanche
This is what it looks like to come face-to-face with an avalanche.
Hospitals swamped as quake toll climbs
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10 Steps to Pick the Right Doctor
Whether you need a primary care doctor or a specialist, these 10 steps will ensure you find the right doctor for you. View Slideshow
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Mexican Salads
Classic Mexican ingredients can pep up a green salad into a fantastic main course, or just add spice to a side salad. Make your next salad a Mexican one.
See Popular Mexican Salads RecipesMexican Chef's Salad
Better Homes and GardensWhen retesting this reliable main-dish salad recipe, likely a forerunner of taco salad but with ham and chicken rather than beef, Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen cooks thought it needed more zip. To replace the original one Anaheim pepper, an entire can of chile peppers is called for.
Beef Taco Salad
Campbell'sClassic taco ingredients plus a flavor-packed sauce turn a simple dish into something spectacular.
Hot Mexican Potato Salad
Better Homes and GardensPicante sauce and lime juice give a kick to this potato salad. Cooking the potatoes in the microwave keeps the prep time under 20 minutes.
Taco Salad
Better Homes and GardensEveryone's favorite Mexican dish is equally delicious in salad form. The tortilla cups are the perfect choice for an edible bowl to hold the cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and taco sauce.
Spicy Taco Salad
Betty CrockerSpice up your taco salad with this special recipe that has a pasta twist.
Inside-Out Taco Salad Wraps
Betty CrockerWrap up traditional taco fillings in a lettuce leaf for a handheld taco salad.
Skillet Toasted Corn Salad
Better Homes and GardensThe corn for this side dish is cooked until golden brown and tossed with a light dressing and cotija cheese. Substitute with Parmesan, if you like.
Mexican Shrimp Salad Sandwiches
Pepperidge FarmAdd a little spice to your lunch with these sassy sandwiches, flavored with red pepper, lime juice and chopped cilantro.
Southwest Pasta Salad
RO*TELWagon wheel pasta, black beans, and zesty Ro*Tel Tomatoes with sour cream for a Southwest-inspired pasta salad.
Southwest Chicken Salad
ParentsCalico Pasta Salad
RO*TELA colorful pasta and vegetable salad accompanied with a side of sliced orange and avocado.
Watermelon and Papaya Salad with Tequila Vinaigrette
Food & WineThis refreshing and complex salad -- made with jicama, watermelon, papaya, and a bold tequila-based vinaigrette -- usually includes little pieces of deep-fried tortilla rounds. To keep the ingredient list in check, omit the deep-fried tortillas (or opt for store-bought chips).
Layered Taco Salad
Better Homes and GardensFor a spicier version of this pretty, tiered salad, use Monterey Jack cheese with peppers.
Warm Fajita Salad
Diabetic LivingWith all of the classic Mexican flavors of fajitas, this dinner salad is better than takeout. Serve it up whenever a craving for spicy food hits.
Chile-Lime Crab Salad with Tomato and Avocado
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Subject: | [TenTec] Ten Tec Pegasus Remote Operation |
From: | W6JC <firstname.lastname@example.com> |
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Mark, I would recommend using Windows XP Pro Remote Desk Top at the radio host location. Using that you can actually control any radio that can be controlled with computer software. Since the Pegasus is already a computer controlled radio via the serial port it is a natural to easily remote. For the audio you could have to download Skype at www.skype.com and connect the mic and audio out to the sound card. When I first setup a radio for internet remote control I used a Kenwood TS-480 which required host program but now that I have switched over to Remote Desk Top I only need the ARCP-480 control program running on the computer at the radio site. Then the only thing needed for a laptop or other computer to be used anywhere in the world where you have internet access is to use the native Remote Desk Top which is a part of Windows XP. One important detail however is the the host computer at the radio site must be Windows XP Pro. Then XP Home can be used for the portable or client computer wherever you travel. There is another excellent solution if you only have Win XP Home and the is Real VNC which can be downloaded online and I think might cost around $30. Once you get a system all hooked up and ready then it just takes a little care in getting the sound card levels right. Good luck, W6JC _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list email@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec |
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After 20 minutes of obligatory introductory remarks and Clinton's reading of her prepared remarks, the committee got down to er ... uh ... ahem ... business. Most of the questions were tepid or, like Sen. Marco Rubio's, indicative of someone having no grasp on the issue at hand. However, three senators who were determined to lower whatever respect anyone had left for them were successful in that endeavor.
Sen. John McCain didn't really have any questions for Clinton. Just a ranting mini-speech. It's almost too bad Clinton takes being the nation's chief diplomat so seriously. It would have made for a wonderful moment to watch her turn Mr. Bitter into sputtering rage by ripping him a new excretory orifice. But that certainly wouldn't have been very diplomatic.
The safety of U.S. representatives overseas should, indeed, be of paramount concern. From that perspective, investigating what happened in Benghazi deserves attention. But it's being investigated, one report has already come out, and there have been 30 public and closed-door sessions on the subject in the past four months. The partisan antics of McCain, Lindsay Graham and others, who acted Wednesday like barkers at some carnival sideshow, have done nothing to make America's representatives abroad safer.
Instead of raising blisters inside McCain's ears, however, Clinton quietly pointed out, among other things, that she and the senator have a difference of opinion about what happened and when in Benghazi as well as the nature of the subsequent U.S. response, including her own role in the matter. As for his complaints about the administration's supposed failure to train Libyans and provide them adequate assistance to deal with the many militias that sprang up in the chaotic aftermath of the overthrow of the Qadafi dictatorship, Clinton reminded McCain that it was not foot-dragging by the administration but rather by Congress that has delayed sending aid for those purposes to the North African nation.
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Clinton did not remain quite as reserved at one point in the hearing, briefly flashing anger and pounding on the witness table when she responded to accusations by Sen. Ron Johnson, the Wisconsin Republican. He declared that U.S. envoy to the United Nations Susan Rice had engaged in "purposely misleading the American public" about what had led up to the attacks in Libya:
"Nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is that people were trying in real time to get to the best information," Clinton said.
Clinton told Johnson he was wrong and that he was missing the point with a narrow focus on the wording of the script Rice used. With four Americans dead, Clinton said angrily, "what difference at this point does it make?"And then there was Rand Paul, the Kentucky Republican who pretends he is a libertarian when it suits his purposes and something else when it doesn't. No doubt thinking of his stature among tea partiers if he actually seeks the presidency three years from now, he sent out a video of his questioning of Clinton during which he said:
"I'm glad that you're accepting responsibility. I think ultimately with your leaving that you accept the culpability for the worst tragedy since 9/11. And I really mean that. Had I been president and found you did not read the cables from Benghazi and from Ambassador Stevens, I would have relieved you of your post. I think it's inexcusable."Secretary Clinton had some help with that one. Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut fumed: "If some people on this committee want to call this tragedy the worst since 9/11, it misunderstands the nature of 4,000 plus Americans lost in the War in Iraq under false pretenses."
Not to mention the tens of thousands of Iraqis who were killed as a consequence of that concocted war. Who lost their jobs at the State Department or anywhere else over that?


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Hello to my Kossack family. This is Tricia, jimreyn's widow.
First of all, I would like to apologize for taking this long to get this diary out to you. Needless to say I have been severely depressed, sometimes to the point I could not function. I am in therapy and taking medications for my depression and nerves.
There are no words to express my gratitude for the kindness so many of you have shown me during my loss. It absolutely overwhelmed me. I have always been the one to do for others and I just let my pride get in the way of having someone do for me, not that I did not appreciate it so much but that's just who I am. I will always be grateful for all you did for me and never forget you. Each of you have a very special place in my heart.
It is with regret that I have a confession to make. There are about 5 members of the group who know my secret but at the time I begged them to keep it private.
I am assuming so many of you are wondering what happened to Jim, was it a heart attack or what exactly. I do not think he would want you to know but I feel it is an injustice to not tell you the truth. Jim was a wonderful loving, compassionate husband, a wonderful father, stepfather and grandfather and he cared about the direction our country is taking and he loved his Kos family. He loved music, His profession for several years was that of a DJ at our local radio station. He played the guitar as well as drums and he wrote hundreds of lyrics. We took fantastic journey's together meeting many stars. He was a loner so to speak, a man who loved to read books and the internet opened up a gigantic world to him. His mind was like a sponge, it soaked up the knowledge and his brain was like that of a computer, he never forgot what he read. There was never no need for plumber or electricians, if anything went wrong he fixed it. With his health being in the shape it was, it might take him 3 times as long to complete a task but he would not give up and succeeded at whatever he set out to fix. I'm not bragging but he did have a brilliant mind on him. He could and should have been a millionaire.
Jim was not well. He had a botched surgery in 1992 of having his right kidney removed. He was never pain free from this point on and it only grew worse as the years went by. He had one tiny spot in his right side that he described to me and his doctors as feeling as if there was a rat inside of him just trying to gnaw his way out. I recently had all my teeth removed looking forward to getting dentures and getting my smile back but something terrible went wrong. The dentist damaged a nerve or multiple nerves. Here I am toothless and in more pain than I was before I had them removed. 2011 was a horrible year for me and put a lot of stress on Jim. The pain was unbearable. The dentist was baffled and for months and months Jim searched the net until he found what my symptoms matched to. It is called "Atypical Odantalgia". It is horrific pain. I had 3 surgeries which did not work but between the dentist and I have since found a combination of medication that does relieve the pain, not take it away but make it bearable.
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I pray that you will not think less of Jim. He was a man in pain who from 1992-2012 had suffered all he could take. I don't think I will ever be the same, nor will I ever get this image from my mind. I so regret how Jim went about this but it is comfort to me to know he is no longer suffering. With me being so sick, I could have never imagined in my wildest dreams that he would leave me but it lets me know just how much pain he was in. I am thankful he is finally pain free and at peace but I miss him terribly. We spent 23 years together and I have very happy, fond memories of us together. He was my world. I consoled him as he did me. I will always love him and there is no one on this earth that could take his place. There will never be another Jim Reynolds.
Again I want to thank you from my heart and soul for all you did for me. I know there is nothing I can say or do to repay you for your kindness and generosity. But please know how greatly it was appreciated. I couldn't spend a dime at first but I am slowly starting to buy some things I needed such as clothes as all mine were falling off of me. When I spend any of the money all I can do is cry, I have broke down on a few sales associates.
Thank you for your love and compassion in a world that I thought things like this no longer existed. I ask that you please keep me in your prayers as I have a long journey ahead of me but It makes me feel so good inside to know that I have people like yourselves who care and made a difference.
A special thank you to Nurse Kelley and Vetwife who made all this possible, and I am leaving someone else out, Urple perhaps who worked many hours to make this possible. I am reading Daily Kos on a daily basis but I don't expect to be as active as Jim was, at least not yet. May God bless each and everyone of you. I have purchased thank you cards to send to those I know made donations but as soon as I start to write I fall apart so I have only gotten a few out but I will get to you. Some were anonymous and unfortunately some I could not read the return addresses but I have kept every card and I am making a memorial scrapbook for Jim and they will all be in there.
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text: The HOPE Organization 2009 Annual Report The HOPE Organization is a non-profit group dedicated to assisting survivors of abuse within polygamous relationships on their courageous journey to personal freedom. In 2009, HOPE assisted 85 victims through the General Assistance Fund, 1 victim through the Education Fund, 4 victims through the Transportation Fund, and 26 children through the Jump Start Life Skills for Kids project. Other Special Activities accomplished in 2009 were: January 2009 Elaine Tyler participated in the Multi-disciplinary Team Meetings throughout the year to help find solutions and resources for victims of polygamy. These bi-monthly meetings are sponsored by Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard. February 2009 On February 27th, Elaine Tyler and Brenda Jensen met with producers from Hoggard Films, which was making a documentary for National Geographic about polygamy practiced by the FLDS community based in Hildale, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona. This documentary aired on television on the National Geographic Channel starting February 10, 2010. March 2009 On March 2nd, Elaine Tyler and Brenda Jensen met with a French producer with CANAL+ who was making a documentary about polygamy practiced by the FLDS community based in Hildale, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona. This documentary is to be shown in France. Marla Gledhill participated in United Way Dixie's "Mini Indy Race" fundraiser sponsored by SkyWest Airlines on March 14th. April 2009 On April 22nd, Elaine Tyler made a presentation to the Red Rock Rotary Club about The HOPE Organization. HOPE was awarded a funding grant during this meeting. On April 29th, Brenda Jensen was the guest speaker on the Monda Williams radio talk show. Also on April 29th, Elaine Tyler and Brenda Jensen were interviewed by Rick Sallinger with the CBS affiliate KCNC TV Channel 4 in Denver, Colorado for a special television series he was making about polygamy practiced by the FLDS community based in Hildale, Utah. This 3-part television series aired May 13-15. May 2009 Elaine Tyler participated in the United Way Dixie Partner Agency meeting on May 27th. August 2009 Elaine Tyler met with the students and instructors with Hairitage Hair Academy in St. George on August 21st seeking support to donate their services for a "Day of HOPE" beauty makeovers for our victims during the annual United Way Dixie Day of Caring project held each September. Elaine Tyler, Carolyn Jentzer (Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in St. George, Utah) and Jeanne Adams (Jump Start facilitator) were interviewed by FOX 13's Ben Winslow to announce HOPE's receipt of a grant to provide life skills classes for children in Hildale, Utah for a 2-year period. This one-time (nonrenewable) $40,000 grant was provided by the Creative Ministries of Presbyterian Women Thank Offering through the National Presbyterian Church in Louisville, Kentucky. This FOX 13 story about HOPE and the Jump Start project aired on August 23rd. Jennifer Dobner, with The Associated Press, interviewed Elaine Tyler on August 24th about the Jump Start Life Skills for Kids project. This newspaper article was published in the Deseret News on August 29th. The local newspaper, The Spectrum, wrote an article about HOPE's Jump Start project and it was also published on August 29th. September 2009 On September 10th, Hairitage Hair Academy in St. George donated services for 12 of our victims to receive free hair cuts, styles, facials, manicures and makeup applications during our "Day of HOPE" beauty makeovers for the annual United Way Dixie Day of Caring project. Afterwards, a volunteer photographer with Wal-Mart took fabulous pictures of each of the beautiful ladies in our program who got to enjoy a day of pampering and building up their self-esteem. Also on September 10th, Elaine Tyler participated in a book reading, signing and open discussion at the Book Cellar for Susanna Barlow to talk about her wonderful memoir "What Peace There May Be'. Elaine had coordinated this public event after reading Susanna's book about the abuse she endured as a child growing up in a polygamous family from the Centennial Park group. Elaine Tyler was invited to meet with representatives from the Arizona Attorney General's Office, their lawyer, investigator and law enforcement officers on September 30th to meet some of the new members of their staff. October 2009 Brenda Jensen was the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) on October 13th. The DAR had contacted HOPE because the ladies wanted to learn more about our organization and how we assist victims of polygamy. Elaine Tyler made a presentation to representatives of the Wal-Mart Distribution Center's Transportation Department employees on October 23rd and HOPE was awarded a grant from the Wal-Mart Foundation. On October 31st, Elaine Tyler and Jeanne Adams were invited to share with the Presbyterian Women of the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church how the first 8-week session of the Jump Start project had successfully improved the lives of the children who had participated. The HOPE Organization Board of Directors The 4-member Board of Directors is demographically representative of the people we serve; three of our members were born and raised in polygamous families. Each member of our team conforms to a "Code of Ethics Policy", "Confidentiality Policy" and "Conflict of Interest Policy", in addition to providing two character references and agreeing to a background check. Corporate Bylaws stipulate that no salary or other benefits are to be provided for the Board of Directors. Elaine Tyler, President -- Elaine is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Georgia and 2 Associate Degrees in Computer Science from Arapahoe Community College. After working in the Pharmaceutical industry for 22 years, she moved to St. George, Utah and became a volunteer with The HOPE Organization. Other non- profit volunteer activities in which she has participated includes Treasurer for Quota Club International (an organization helping the deaf and hard-of-hearing), Girl Scout Leader, Big Sister and a member of the Big Sisters' Activity Committee, Junior League of Denver, D.O.V.E. Center Victim Advocate, CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused and neglected children), and a current Washington County Historical Society Board member. Brenda Jensen, Vice President – Brenda was born in Lister, British Columbia, Canada to Harold Blackmore and his second wife, Florence, whose sister was Harold's first wife. Their family farm later became what is known today as the Canadian FLDS polygamous community, Bountiful. Brenda's father was directed by the Priesthood Council leaders to move his family from Canada to Colorado City, Arizona in the 1960s to help build houses and develop farming in that community. At the age of 15, she was to be placed in marriage with one of the Priesthood leaders, Marion Hammon (Sara's father). Brenda had an older sister who was already one of his many plural wives and she did not want to become another wife at 15-years-old to this man who was in his 60's. Fortunately, Brenda's father honored her wishes and they moved from Colorado City to LaVerkin, Utah. Brenda later married a young man who had grown up in the LeBaron polygamous group in Mexico and today they have 3 daughters. Brenda is a strong advocate for Human Rights and protecting women and children from abuses that occur in polygamy. Marla Gledhill, Secretary – Marla was also born in the small polygamous town of Lister, B.C., Canada and lived there until she turned eight, when her family moved to Hildale, Utah. Marla was home schooled in Canada, but started public school in Hildale in the 3rd grade. Due to a disagreement with the leaders of the community, her family moved away from Hildale when she was twelve. After graduating from high school, she attended Dixie College and received an Associates Degree in Secretarial Studies. Marla then attended Southern Utah State College (SUU) in Cedar City and graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education with Minors in P.E. and Fine Arts. She currently works in shipping and receiving at the Boulevard Home Furnishings in St. George. Marla's family is very important to her and she enjoys spending time with her 20 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Marla and her husband recently celebrated their 30 year anniversary. She loves to read, travel, play the piano and sing, garden, create scrapbooks, and research her family history and genealogy. Marla finds her involvement with The HOPE Organization to be very rewarding, as many of the victims coming to HOPE for help are related to her. Sara Hammon (Non-voting member) – Sara was born in Hildale, Utah and raised in Colorado City, Arizona. With more than 90 people in her immediate family - 19 mothers, 74 siblings and one father - she comes from one of the largest families in America. She is the 62nd child and her mother was the 10th wife. Growing up in an isolated polygamous culture proved to be unbearable for Sara. She watched her mother emotionally disintegrate under the pressure of being a polygamous wife, unable to grasp her own self-worth and unable to protect her children from rampant abuse. Her mother suffered nearly two dozen nervous breakdowns during Sara's childhood. Sara's father, Marion Hammon, could never remember her name or which wife had given birth to her, due to his vast number of children. While growing up, Sara witnessed arranged marriages of underage girls to adult men who were as much as three times older than these child brides. She became terrified that staying in this group would lead to a fate identical to that of her mother's and she dreamed of a different way of life. Today, after years of recovery and re- education, Sara volunteers with The HOPE Organization to raise awareness about the polygamous cult she was raised in and to help people who have left this group integrate into mainstream society. 2009 Financial Data Total Revenue (cash, in-kind donations and sale of books and DVD's) - $75,592.17 Total Expenses - $40,396.91 Victim Assistance - $34,507.08 General Assistance Fund - $26,583.00 (85 victims) Education Fund - $149.88 (1 victim) Transportation Fund - $2,014.54 (4 victims) Jump Start Life Skills Project - $5,759.66 (26 children) Office rent - $4,020 Printing - $67.54 Postage - $66.32 Bank service fees - $39 Education and training - $142.46 Office supplies - $303.49 Corporate licenses - $24 Telephone - $740.59 Meetings and travel - $12.51 Post Office Box - $42 Fundraising - $431.92 Change in Net Assets - $35,195.26 Assets on hand at end of year - $75,652 Cash, savings and investments - $72,830 Other Assets at end of year - $3,515 Inventory (books and DVD's for sale) - $3,240 Notes and loans receivable - $275 Liabilities - $692 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - $692


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Dr. Mathew R. Hernandez graduated from the Georgetown University School of Medicine in 1999. He works in Palo Alto, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Hernandez is affiliated with El Camino Hospital, Sequoia Hospital, Stanford Health Care and Washington Hospital.
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A232 road
A232 road | |
Route information | |
Length: | 17.5 mi[1] (28.2 km) |
Major junctions | |
West end: | Ewell51°20′49″N 0°14′42″W / 51.347°N 0.245°WCoordinates: 51°20′49″N 0°14′42″W / 51.347°N 0.245°W |
A24 road A2043 road A217 road A237 road A23 road A236 road A212 road A222 road A215 road A214 road A2022 road A233 road A21 road A224 road |
East end: | Orpington51°22′12″N 0°06′25″E / 51.370°N 0.107°E |
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Croydon Sutton |
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The A232 is a road running east-west in two modern counties: across far south London and 3 miles into Surrey. It connects the A24 in Ewell with the A224 Orpington bypass (in other directions).
Between Croydon and Ewell the road runs close to a northern part of the Sutton & Mole Valley Lines, impliedly from London (in this case connecting to two London terminals). Part of the long-distance, express London Buses route X26 runs along the road between Waddon and Cheam. The most common road type of the route is that of a single carriageway, the remainder a neither large nor small minority of its route is a dual carriageway.
In the 1970s the plans for the construction of the M23 motorway north of Hooley had the motorway crossing the A232 Croydon Road in Wallington between Hilliers Lane (B272) and Demense Road. It is probable that a junction would have been provided here if the motorway had been built. In the late 1970s, when the M23 plan was scaled back to omit the section across Mitcham Common, the road may have ended on the A232 at this point.
Epsom and Ewell[edit]
The A232 starts at a crossroads with the A240 and B2200 on Cheam Road in the Borough of Epsom and Ewell, Surrey. It runs near Nonsuch Park through East Ewell towards Cheam. After passing Ewell East railway station, it runs by a junction with Banstead Road. It then climbs over Howell Hill by the Nonsuch Court Estate before exiting Epsom and Ewell and Surrey.
London Borough of Sutton[edit]
The A232 enters the London Borough of Sutton just before Herefield Bridge. It becomes Ewell Road and passes the Cheam entrance to Nonsuch Park before passing by Cheam Park. After the crossroads with the A2043 and the B283, it becomes Cheam High Street before crossing the A217 at St Dunstans. It again becomes Cheam Road and it heads into Sutton Town Centre. It goes on the one-way system and becomes Carshalton Road, before becoming Pound Street, then High Street Carshalton. It becomes Acre Lane before coming to a crossroads with the A237. It then runs as Croydon Road.
London Borough of Croydon[edit]
The road enters the London Borough of Croydon shortly before turning right onto Purley Way. It soon arrives at Fiveways Corner by Waddon railway station and takes a sharp left onto Stafford Road. It briefly is called Epsom Road before becoming Duppas Hill Road. It goes on the Croydon Flyover which goes over the centre of Croydon. Immediately after the flyover, it comes to a large roundabout with the A212. The road heads towards West Wickham as Barclay Road, Fairfield Road, Chepstow Road and Addiscombe Road. It comes to a roundabout with the A215. It briefly becoming a dual-carriageway before coming to another roundabout by Upper Shirley Road. It becomes Wickham Road and continues for 1.5 miles (2.4 km) before exiting the borough.
London Borough of Bromley[edit]
Just before the roundabout, the road enters the London Borough of Bromley. After the roundabout, it becomes High Street (West Wickham). It comes to a crossroads with the A214 and Wickham Court Road. It carries on as Glebe Way and at a roundabout, it meets the eastern end of the A2022. Shortly afterwards, it becomes Croydon Road and runs through 2 crossroads, the first with the B265 and the second with the A233. It comes to a junction with the A21 at Locksbottom and becomes a non-primary A-road. The road then heads north-east into Orpington, firstly as Crofton Road, and secondly, as Station Road under a bridge by Orpington railway station. It passes the A223 at a roundabout and becomes Spur Road. The A232 terminates at a T-junction with the A224.
- Epsom and Ewell: Ewell
- Sutton: Beddington, Wallington, Carshalton, Sutton, Cheam
- Croydon: Shirley, Addiscombe, Croydon, Waddon
- Bromley: Orpington, Farnborough, Hayes, West Wickham
Major roads intersected by the A232[edit]
Landmarks on the A232[edit]
- Orpington War Memorial
- Orpington railway station
- The Princess Royal University Hospital and Locksbottom Sainsbury's
- Hayes Common
- Bethlem Royal Hospital
- Trinity School
- Shirley Park Golf Course
- Sandilands tram stop
- Fairfield Halls
- Croydon Flyover
- Duppas Hill
- Waddon railway station
- Croydon IKEA Towers (not on the A232 but visible from it)
- Beddington Park and Carew Manor
- Carshalton village and duck ponds
- St Philomena's School
- Nonsuch Park
- Ewell East railway station
Rivers that start near the A232[edit]
The road closely follows the ridge of chalk to the south, over London clay to the north, especially between Ewell and Addiscombe. As a result, there are many springs near the route, and many of the suburbs it passes through developed out of prehistoric spring line villages.
- ^ "Driving directions to Spur Rd/A232". Google. Retrieved 25 September 2013.
External links[edit]
- A232 from SABRE Roads
- www.cbrd.co.uk - 1970s A-Z map showing proposed M23 route crossing the A232


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? I'd take a chance knows how to play in NY and has something to prove this year. I think Greene Jacobs Powell and mcknight would be a great rb crew would be similar to the earth wind fire the giants had with Bradshaw Jacobs and ward
? I'd take a chance knows how to play in NY and has something to prove this year. I think Greene Jacobs Powell and mcknight would be a great rb crew would be similar to the earth wind fire the giants had with Bradshaw Jacobs and ward
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Not for Marty's offense.
Besides he age he is also the opposite of the type of player you want on the jets roster. He was always a malcontent with the Giants and the 49ers felt the same way so they dumped him. The jets need guys that are not only talented but also will improve that locker room. They need leaders and team guys. Jacobs is the opposite.
Worked well for me in my Madden franchise
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For the love of God...
"You don't know how to drink. Your whole generation, you drink for the wrong reasons. My generation, we drink because it's good, because it feels better than unbuttoning your collar, because we deserve it. We drink because it's what men do."
jacobs blows... couple good years, then he was afraid to get hit and started dancing sideways... he's done
No. No. No. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
We have a WR who complains about getting the ball. Do you really want a guy who performed so poorly he could barely get on the field and then complained so much about that he was basically kicked off the team twice?
We're not running the ball this year.. Besdes, jacobs s not that good.. Mark better start practicing because he'll be throwing it a lot.
!Tank the season for Cardale Jones!
worst. idea. ever.
You are like the 1001th fan to quote Greene being a RB for the JETS this year - HE IS A FREE AGENT WITH A 5% CHANCE THAT DROPPED TO 0% WITH MORNINGWEG OF BEING RESIGNED!!!!!
Besides that Jacobs is worst than Greene in every way. I rather sign Herschel Walker at his current age...
I agree with you....the irony
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Way back in the stands, you can see my Wife holding my son on the ledge at his first Green and White scrimmage...circa 2013...aka "The Transformation" year into greatness! That's right Emryk...you saw the beginning stages of JETS Greatness first hand!
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