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STILLWATER — Ugo Chinasa carries comforting thoughts of the west end zone at Boone Pickens Stadium. Not dreamy thoughts of the luxurious new locker room, a major perk from the latest phase of renovation. No, Chinasa's best moments as a Cowboy occurred right in that stretch of turf last October against Texas A&M.
There was a 35-yard fumble return and a 6-yard interception return for a score. Good times. And yet, Chinasa knows there must be more good times. More big plays all across the field. As the Cowboys push to improve on defense, they could sure use an anticipated breakout year from the junior defensive end. "Ugo's the prototype of what you're looking for," said OSU defensive coordinator Bill Young. "He has the height, the athleticism and the attitude. "I'll be shocked if it isn't a breakout season for him. I think he's going to have a sensational year." One of the headliners in OSU's 2006 recruiting class, Chinasa redshirted his first year after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon. He contributed as a reserve in 2007, then showed signs of coming on a year ago, when he started every game. A&M, of course, delivered the highlights. But he also recorded a career-high seven tackles against then-No. 1 Texas, with a sack among three tackles for loss. Chinasa finished as the leading tackler among down linemen with 24 total stops. Still, coaches want more. "We're expecting him to make plays," said Cowboys coach Mike Gundy.
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A three-year-old in New Mexico has been denied admission to a Christian school because he has two fathers.
Yes, you read that right: the preschooler was refused entrance to the school, which his religious parents chose because it is faith-based, not because of his abilities, but solely because he has two dads.
Thanks to Action 7 News in New Mexico, we can see a copy of the letter that Hope Christian School sent to the family.
"Same gender couples are inconsistent with scriptural lifestyle and biblical teachings," it reads, and "Home life doesn't reflect the school's belief of what a biblical family lifestyle is."
The letter also says since the school is private, it is free from "excessive government interference in matters of religion."
It's true that private schools, unlike their public counterparts, are free to choose who they admit to their schools. However, in the case of Hope Christian School, the school is slated to receive more than $60,000 in federal tax dollars this school year. That money will be used for educator professional development, according to the state's Public Education Department.
The school qualifies for that money under federal guidelines.
As Peter Simonson of the ACLU put it, "We don't think agencies that discriminate or use religion to discriminate should be receiving our federal or government funds." Not to mention, it's illegal to discriminate against anyone on the basis of sexual orientation in New Mexico.
This school offers neither hope nor Christianity.
This decision seems wrong on a legal basis, but it is also wrong in a humanitarian, Christian way. True Christians embrace all mankind: my nephew, who is gay, has two adorable daughters, and my brother-in-law, a minister in the Church of England, loves his grandchildren unconditionally.
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Cut off the federal funding. Then they can be bigots. Otherwise they are sh*t out of luck and need to be sued.
Christian? Jesus Christ never turned anyone away. In fact, He warmly welcomed the outcasts of the day. He also said, "Let the little ones come unto me." Of course, it is possible that He is not present in that "Christian" school.
I have learned to count my fingers after shaking hands with some of these holier-than-thou "Christians."
Same gender couples are inconsistent with scriptural lifestyle and biblical teachings, it reads, and Home life doesnt reflect the schools belief of what a biblical family lifestyle is.
WATCH OUT...the "Christians" are coming! If YOU don't believe exactly as they do, they will PUNISH you, for they think they have that "right".
Gandhi once said "I like Jesus Christ, but not Christians, they do not follow the teachings of Christ"
SOme 'Christians' need to tape the following to their mirrors and desks so that it has an impact on their decisions.
"What soever you do to the least of my brothers, that you do onto me". Gay parent are not 'the leat'. One might wonder if Jesus sees those who judge as "the least". Why can these "good Christians" not realize what they are not when they make such decisions? Who will enter into the home of my father?
I meant "Jesus never judged people".
WWJD? Certainly NOT this!
Jesus, so I've read, was never against judging people.
Petition signed. Who would want to send their child to a hate filled school like that? I think this school has a lot to learn about family values and hate isn't one of them. Better to teach your children yourselves about being spiritual. "Religion" is for the birds.
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The Unemployment Line."Law & Order" creator Dick Wolf is reportedly furious, and not just because his parents named him poorly. NBC dramatically cut Wolf's throat today along with the grocery budgets of struggling New York actors by issuing the shocking announcement they are canceling the flagship show.NBC had promised Wolf they would bring the show back for a final season so that it could claim the longest-running primetime-drama pimpcup from "Gunsmoke," but plans changed when talks between NBC and would-be co-financier TNT fell flat. And then things got worse:That's when NBC threw its agreement with Wolf out the window and demanded Wolf kick in to help "finance the pickup of Law & Order out of all the money he's made. And his reps said, 'Never going to happen'," according to an insider. Another source explained the situation: "Graboff broke off the negotiations last night when they fell apart based on Team Dick's unwillingness to make certain deal concessions deemed unreasonable."Wow. That would be like your boss firing you but allowing you to stay on staff if you agreed to pay your own salary. They have a word for that in business school: balls.
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Con: It'll be exciting in L.A., but Arizona still formidable
Did you know that Manny Ramirez is now a Dodger? Just wondering if you had heard anything about that the past few days.
It's like the Messiah has come to town. The Dodgers are not even a .500 team, but don't worry, Manny is here.
There's no denying Ramirez upgrades the Dodgers offense, but heck even the addition of Casey Blake upgraded the Dodgers offense.
So, who's going to make sure Ramirez isn't walked a lot? Who's the Dodgers' version of David Ortiz? Jeff Kent? James Loney? Matt Kemp? Russell Martin? All solid hitters, but not guys who make opposing pitchers sweat much. Right now, young stars like Loney, Kemp and Andre Ethier are still struggling to come through when it matters most.
Ramirez can make pitchers sweat, but he doesn't have Ortiz in front of him anymore and a cadre of solid hitters behind him like he did in Boston.
I have no doubts Ramirez will be on his best behavior the next two months. He'll run out ground balls, he will profess his love for L.A. and he will play every day (unless, of course, he pulls a hamstring or believes he has a bad knee, no matter what those crazy MRIs reveal). He will provide pop to an offense that has some good players, but lacks smart hitters. Ramirez is a smart hitter, but can the Dodgers really learn by osmosis in just two months? I doubt it.
As a collective group, the Dodgers have one of the best pitching staffs in baseball. But is there really a No. 1 you can count on down the stretch? I think Chad Billingsley is a year away from being that difference-maker. Derek Lowe is an unlucky loser, Brad Penny isn't healthy, Clayton Kershaw is just 20 years old and Hiroki Kuroda has been inconsistent.
The division favorites are still the Diamondbacks. They have two Cy Young-caliber pitchers in Brandon Webb and Danny Haren, and a five-time Cy Young winner in Randy Johnson who is starting to pitch like's he's 24 not 44. Arizona can match up with the Dodgers in the pitching department and has a nice edge when comparing starters. The Diamondbacks also have some talent on offense that is just waiting to bust out, and with their starters, they won't need to score that much to win games down the stretch.
It's exciting for the Dodgers that Ramirez has come to town. The team has been simply boring this season.
But Manny isn't the Messiah. He's just one man who can't cure all that ails this team — Andruw Jones, no shortstop, old second baseman, no true No. 1 starter, limited speed and poor on-base percentages.
After these two months, Ramirez will be gone and the Dodgers will have nothing to show for it.
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Removing and Preventing Frost on your Windshield
Winter has arrived here in South Carolina (for the next few days at least) and I dread nothing more than the morning ritual of scraping the windshield. Luckily, I have found a few options to help out with this task.
The fool-proof method to avoiding a frosted-over windshield is to keep the car under a cover or shed. If this isn't an option for you, you can always cover the windshield area only. I have seen this done in many ways- cardboard box, tarp, etc. Covercraft offers a new product called an Auto Snow Shield that covers the windshield, roof, side windows, and also the rear window. The Snow Shield provides coverage for your windshield so scraping is a thing of the past. Also, this special type of cover is made in 2 pieces that pull apart, to better help you remove any snow or ice that may have accumulated.
If you prefer not to bother with putting on and removing a cover every time, you can try using an ice prevention spray that can be applied to the windshield at night and will keep the windshield free of frost. You can also try a de-icer that will quickly clear any frost that has accumulated on the windshield overnight. These products are available for purchase at many auto parts stores and big box stores. I even found a few "recipes" online for a home-made, non-toxic version! One was as simple as mixing one part water to two parts 70% isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle and applying that to the windshield, melting the frozen buildup.
Of course theres always the old trusty solution....scraping. Just make sure the edge of the scraper is in good condition, meaning it doesnt have any nicks or uneven places which could scratch your windshield. I prefer the deluxe scrapers that have a cozy mitt to place your hand in while performing that daunting chore.
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I just found on goggle.video. the TV show from the 11th feb. 2008. (wasn't that his birthday?)However, get some tissues ready...i was crying like a little girl while watching it...then i got fired up.At the beginning he is very calm and focused, but then he blows off, for a good reason btw. Very emotional stuff.Just watch it:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3626246601834142916I feel the same as he does, how about you? I think that this is the right spirit that stands a chance against the NWO.
I have to wonder if Alan Parsons was a big wheel in the NWO.He took Pink Floyd and put them into the stratosphere with "Dark Side of the Moon". While it's a great album, it's filled with references to "The Wizard of Oz".Next, he produced several Alan Parsons Project albums, with songs like "Eye in the Sky" - all sort of predictive programming in that and other songs.
You have to separate people who simply write about these subjects from those who advocate them. That can be tough, since most artists write in such a way that makes their art subjective for the listener. I am thoroughly interested in the occult, the writings of Crowley, LaVey, Nietzsche, and others. And I've written a lot of lyrical content based on these subjects in various musical endeavors I've been involved with. It doesn't mean I advocate or believe in it, and sometimes I will write from the point of view of someone who does. It's just that these are very fascinating and deep subjects with powerful imagery, and I've always preferred to focus on dark subjects personally.Of course there are those who have been compromised, like I believe Bono has.
i bet here are just a handful of musicians that have ties to any sort of secret society that has ANY real influence. I think 99.9% of artists and musicians love life, humanity, and hate the NWO.
you can tell this guy is illuminati all the way just by looking at him:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uteBX4_wxXkStop at 1.21 and all will be revealed.
I have been noticing of late in my research and have been noticing certain band and musician who could or might be part of Illuminati although I dont have any real proof some suspicious ones
I would venture to say that the people that make the artists' videos would be Illuminati influenced. Take for example three videos made by the great Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMyCa35_mOghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1D3a5eDJIs&feature=relmfuhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvlTJrNJ5lA&feature=related
How could you miss this one ?My fave: MaryJane's Last Dance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aowSGxim_O8&NR=1I remember Tom Petty said that he realised what a terrific actress Kim Bassinger was,as she had to stay completely flexibleand not breatheduring most of the shots !I once got to see Petty play live back in the 80's !He was marvelous,(a real rocker who played for hours)as is his most recent release MOJO.Listen to MOJO through headphones.Just absolutely incredible music !Even the "simple" songs reverberate back & forthfrom one ear to the other.As a maturing fan,I appreciate that he & his musical skillsmature also.


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The week we've seen our Facebook and Twitter wall invaded by clips of the most amusing comedy of errors we've seen in a long while.
For your viewing pleasure, here's a look at the best of the worst…
It all started with an overzealous celebration, as an air punching Eloy Teruel crossed what he believed to the be finish line of a stage in the Tour of California.
Unfortunately, he was actually first rider to begin the last lap, and despite commentators shouting "No, No, No!", he was quickly caught by the rest of the peloton as the bell sounded.
We can't show you the full video, because EuroSport have (annoyingly, but probably quite fairly) removed it from YouTube due to copyright claims, but you can see it here, and the below should give you the idea:
And then…
Thankfully, Eloy can't have been too upset, because he told the Twitterspehere: "I wanted to win, luckily no one has seen. Hahahahaha."
Your day will come, Eloy. And at least you're well practiced in how to celebrate.
Next in line to make it onto the weeks #Oops agenda was the now slightly pink faced IT manager, Matt Adams. Firstly, Matt- if you're reading this, we're laughing WITH you and we think you're great for taking it all in your stride.
Enjoying his moment of fame during the Mitie London Revolution Two Day Ride, Matt spotted a photographer at the brow if the infamous Box Hill.
Raising his hands in celebration, Mr Adams took an unexpected tumble, and his images have been doing the rounds on social media ever since.
Thankfully, he's taken it in his stride, saying: "I laughed quite a lot, I guess nothing ever happens like that so I've got my five minutes of fame. " (All images by Phil O'Connor)
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The Yorkshire Regional Road Race was due to exit a junction, taking a tight corner from Saxton onto Tadcaster Road. Marshalls were controlling traffic in anticipation of the approaching peleoton – all this is fairly normal thus far. Unfortunately, coming in the other direction were riders taking part in the Cyclothon sportive.
All cyclists should be aware that marshalls, flags, and a lead motorcycle means "get out the way before you hurt yourself and potentially someone else". Sadly, not everyone here was on the same page. Resulting in the following…
If you're not a patient type, skip to 1min44 seconds in, and watch the guy in green. For the record, we reckon this one crosses the line from funny into 'worrying' so we hope the riders involved are now feeling a little more educated..
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British Cycling are now calling for more thorough regulation of events to prevent clashes.
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Dittmer, MO (KSDK) - Nearly 20 members of the Missouri Emergency Response Service (MERS) came to the aid of a trapped horse in the Jefferson County countryside.
MERS received a call shortly after 9:30 p.m. Monday a man saying his horse was unaccounted for and presumed missing and in trouble. When the MERS crew arrived, they told the owner to contact the horse's veterinarian as a precaution.
The rescue group found the horse, a 1,200-pound Appaloosa horse named "Rocky," beneath some low-lying cedar trees. Rocky's front and back legs were stuck between trees and he did not have enough overhead space to get up.
MERS rescuers pulled Rocky from under the trees and immediately rolled the horse over since it had been lying on one side for so long. When the horse did not make an effort to stand, the crew had to slowly lift the horse up manually.
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Red Hat announced its cooperation with Internet giant Amazon two weeks ago; now users can take a first look at the new Web service. The partners are seeking to lease the less than intuitively named "Red hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon Elastic Computer Cloud (Amazon EC2)" as a software service. The "elastic computer cloud" name component is designed to emphasize the scalability and flexibility of the product. Depending on their needs businesses will be able to purchase computing power and just pay for the services they actually consume.
Anybody interested in taking part in the public beta test can register for a charge of US$ 19 per month on the company's website. This is the basic charge for access which includes the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system, along with Red Hat and Amazon infrastructure software and support. Other services can be ordered after registering and cost between 21 and 94 cents per hour depending on performance. On top of this there are charges per gigabyte of bandwidth or storage. Red Hat is looking to offer any application that is RHEL certified, and the full set of Jboss applications will be available. The service is currently only available from Amazon in the US, although Red Hat's Werner Knoblich expects a similar offering to become available in Europe in the near future.
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- 2015 Alzheimer's disease facts and figures includes a special report on disclosing a diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease 2015Specific information in this year's Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures includes: Proposed criteria and guidelines for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease from the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association; Overall number of Americans with Alzheimer's disease nationally and for each state; Proportion of women and men with Alzheimer's and other dementias; Estimates of lifetime risk for developing Alzheimer's disease; Number of deaths due to Alzheimer's disease nationally and for each state, and death rates by age; Number of family caregivers, hours of care provided, economic value of unpaid care nationally and for each state, and the impact of caregiving on caregivers; Use and costs of health care, long-term care and hospice care for people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias; Challenges surrounding the disclosure of an Alzheimer's disease diagnosis to individuals with the disease. The Appendices detail sources and methods used to derive data in this report. This report frequently cites statistics that apply to all individuals with dementia. When possible, specific information about individuals with Alzheimer's disease is provided; in other cases, the reference may be a more general one of individuals with "Alzheimer's disease and other dementias."
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- 50 studies every doctor should know the key studies that form the foundation of evidence based medicine. Rev. ed.Print MaterialSect. 1: Preventive medicine -- Preventing diabetes: the diabetes prevention program -- A comparison of different dieting strategies -- Aspirin for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease: the physician's health study and the women's health study -- Postmenopausal hormone therapy: the women's health initiative -- The European randomized study of screening for prostate cancer (ERSPC) -- The cochrane review of screening mammography -- The human papillomavirus vaccine: the future II trial -- Sect. 2: Internal medicine -- Arrhythmia suppression following myocardial infarction: the CASt trial -- Choosing first-line therapy for hypertension: the ALLHAT trial -- Statins in healthy patients with an elevated c-reactive protein: the JUPITER trial -- Rate control versus rhythm control for atrial fibrillation: the AFFIRM trial -- Lenient versus strict heart rate control for atrial fibrillation: the RACC II trial. -- Beta blockers for systolic heart failure: the MERIT-HF trial -- Initial treatment of stable coronary artery disease: the COURAGE trial -- Treating elevated blood sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes: the United Kingdom prospective diabetes study (UKPDS) -- Intensive versus conservative blood sugar for patients with type 2 diabetes: the ACCORD trial -- The African American heart failure trial (A-HeFT) -- Early versus delayed antiretroviral therapy for patients with HIV: the NA-ACCORD study -- Early versus late initiation of dialysis: the IDEAL trial -- Early goal-directed therapy in sepsis -- Red cell transfusion in critically ill patients: the TRICC trial -- Pulmonary artery catheters in critically ill patients -- Step-up versus step-down therapy for dyspepsia: the DIAMOND trial -- Opioids for chronic noncancer pain -- Sect. 3: Surgery -- Perioperative beta blockers in noncardiac surgery: the POISE trial -- Cardiac stents versus coronary artery bypass surgery for severe coronary artery disease: the SYNTAX trial -- Carotid endarterectomy for asymptomatic carotid stenosis: the ACST trial -- A trial of arthroscopic knee surgery -- Surgery versus rehabilitation for chronic low back pain: the MRC spine stabilization trial -- Mastectomy versus lumpectomy for invasive breast cancer: the B-06 trial -- Long-term impact of bariatric surgery: the Swedish obese subjects study -- Sect. 4: Obstetrics -- The Canadian multicenter post-term pregnancy trial (CMPPT) -- Antepartum glucocorticoids in premature labor -- Sect. 5: Pediatrics -- Treatment of acute otitis media in children -- A trial of early ear tube placement in children with persistent otitis media -- Inhaled corticosteroids for mild persistent asthma: the START trial -- The multimodal treatment study of children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (MTA) -- Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccination and autism -- Sect. 6: Radiology -- Magnetic resonance imaging for low back pain -- Screening for coronary artery disease in asymptomatic patients with diabetes: the DIAD study -- Diagnosing acute pulmonary embolism: the Christopher study -- Identifying children with low-risk head injuries who do not require computed tomography -- Sect. 7: Neurology and psychiatry -- Thrombolysis 3 to 4.5 hours after an acute ischemic stroke: the ECASS III trial -- Initial treatment of depression -- Behavioral versus pharmacological treatment for insomnia in the elderly -- Sect. 8: Systems-based practice -- The group health medical home demonstration -- A program to improve care coordination at hospital discharge: project RED -- Reducing catheter-related blood stream infections in the intensive care unit: the keystone ICU project -- Early palliative care in non-small-cell lung cancer -- Directly observed therapy for the treatment of tuberculosis in Baltimore.
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- 7.0 Tesla MRI brain atlas in-vivo atlas with cryomacrotome correlation. Second edition. [2nd ed.] 2015SpringerThe inaugural publication of the 7.0 Tesla MRI Brain Atlas: In-vivo Atlas with Cryomacrotome Correlation in 2010 provided readers with a spectacular source of ultra-high resolution images revealing a wealth of details of the brainstem and midbrain structures. This second edition contributes additional knowledge gained as a result of technologic advances and recent research. To facilitate identification and comparison of brain structures and anatomy, a detailed coordination matrix is featured in each image. Updated axial, sagittal, and coronal images are also included. This state-of-the-art and user-friendly reference will provide researchers and clinicians with important new perspectives.
- The introduction of techniques that permit visualization of the human nervous system is one of the foremost advances in neuroscience and brain-related research. Among the most recent significant developments in this respect are ultra-high field MRI and the image post-processing technique known as track density imaging (TDI). It is these techniques (including super-resolution TDI) which represent the two major components of 7.0 Tesla MRI ? Brain White Matter Atlas. This second edition of the atlas has been revised and updated to fully reflect current application of these technological advancements in order to visualize the nervous system and the brain with the finest resolution and sensitivity. Exquisitely detailed color images offer neuroscientists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons a superb resource that will be of value both for the purpose of research and for the treatment of common brain diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and multiple sclerosis.
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