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Omaha Man Sentenced to Six Years on Child Pornography Charges
|U.S. Attorney's Office May 14, 2013
United States Attorney Deborah R. Gilg announced that Michael L. Abraham, age 47 of Omaha, was sentenced in federal court in Omaha, Nebraska, for receiving and distributing child pornography. The Honorable John M. Gerrard sentenced Abraham to the custody of the United States Bureau of Prisons for six years. There is no parole in the federal system. After his release from prison, Abraham will begin a seven-year term of supervised release and will be required to register as a sex offender.
The sentencing stemmed from an undercover investigation by officers of the Nebraska State Patrol and the FBI Cyber Crimes Task Force. Officers discovered child pornography being shared online from an IP address assigned to Abraham's home. On September 21, 2012, a search warrant was obtained for Abraham's computer. A forensic review of the computer media revealed more than 100 videos and in excess of 50,000 images of child pornography and child erotica.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice. Led by United States Attorneys? Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to better locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.justice.gov/psc.
This matter was investigated by the Omaha FBI's Cyber Crime Task Force (CCTF), of which the Nebraska State Patrol is a partner. The Omaha CCTF is a multi-jurisdictional task force consisting of 11 federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies from Nebraska and Iowa. The mission of the Omaha CCTF is to investigate and apprehend high technology criminals and to protect our communities by preventing high technology crime and national security threats involving computers and computer networks. The Omaha CCTF was established on the premise that the capabilities of law enforcement agencies to investigate computer and high technology related crimes are enhanced in a task force setting involving the sharing of resources and expertise.


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Yellow Haired Female is a Parks And Recreation inspired design, taken from a scene between Leslie and Ann, as Ann helps Leslie write up a profile for a dating website.
Leslie: Yellow haired female… likes waffles and news.
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Pick your piste! Up here in the mountains we have a host of slopes that are perfect for all the family. Slalom, off-piste and park – just strap on your skis and go! There's plenty to do in the summer too. Our sparkling rivers and mountain lakes are teeming with fish for the keen angler while hiking enthusiasts can step out along the magnificent Royal Trail of Kungsleden, through the Syterskalet mountain pass.
Ski with the stars! Well, not quite, but you can race down the very slopes upon which our global athletes – Ingemar Stenmark, Anja Pärson, Stig Strand and Jens Byggmark – learned their world-class downhill skills. Kind gentle glides or sharp speedy thrills, the choice of slope is yours. In summer bring your fishing rods instead of ski poles as it's only a short walk to the excellent fishing waters of the River Tärnaån and the great views of Ryfjäll mountain.
Our ski stars
There's pure gold running through the heart of Hemavan Tärnaby, a place forever linked to some of Sweden's finest skiing champions. Three Olympic golds, one silver and five bronzes have all come out of this little village in the far north of the country, along with 12 World Championship golds, three silver and five bronze medals. Anja Pärson, Ingemar Stenmark, Jens Byggmark, Stig Strand and Bengt Fjällberg are just a few of the names who have put Hemavan Tärnaby on the international map, and the pride in their achievements is etched into the destination's very soul.
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ROBERTS-JONES, Ivor (1916 - 1996)
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Adherex Announces Closing of Private Placement
Research Triangle Park, NC, November 22, 2013 – – Adherex Technologies Inc. (the "Company" or "Adherex") (TSX: AXH, OTCQB: ADHXF), announced today that it has completed the previously-announced non-brokered private placement (the "Offering") of 4,000,000 units for gross proceeds of US$1,600,000. Each unit (a "Unit") was issued at a price of $0.40 per Unit and consisted of one common share of the Company (the "Common Shares") and one common share purchase warrant (the "Warrants"). Each Warrant entitles the holder thereof to acquire one Common Share at a price of US$0.50 per share for a period of five years from the date of issuance.
Forward Looking Statement
Except for historical information described in this press release, all other statements are forward-looking, including statements or assumptions about anticipated use of proceeds and any other statements regarding the Company's objectives (and strategies to achieve such objectives), future expectations, beliefs, goals or prospects. Forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company's business that could cause actual results to vary, including such risks that a material adverse change occurs in respect of the Company; that regulatory and guideline developments may change; that scientific data may not be sufficient to meet regulatory standards or receipt of required regulatory clearances or approvals; that clinical results may not be replicated in actual patient settings; that protection offered by the Company's patents and patent applications may be challenged, invalidated or circumvented by its competitors; that the available market for the Company's products will not be as large as expected; that the Company's products will not be able to penetrate one or more targeted markets, revenues will not be sufficient to fund further development and clinical studies; that the Company may not meet its future capital requirements in different countries and municipalities, and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission including its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012. Adherex Technologies, Inc. disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements except as required by law.
For a more detailed discussion of related risk factors, please refer to our public filings available at www.sec.gov and www.sedar.com.
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The Material Measurement Laboratory's work to support manufacturing provides measurements, standards and data that support the industrial production of finished goods from raw chemicals, raw materials and biological sources, and that accelerate the design of materials for manufactured products, in ways that promote innovation, U.S. industrial competitiveness, and job creation.
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We delve once more into the power hidden in Pro Tools' unassuming Region List window.
In this month's column, we look at some of the more advanced possibilities for Session management afforded by the Pro Tools Region List.
To help keep the Region List as short as possible, it has a nested structure, so when dealing with multi‑channel (stereo or surround) Regions, Pro Tools displays a short triangle to the left of the Region name. If you click on the triangle, the Region List then displays each of the component files that make up the multi‑channel file. It is possible to drag out one of these files onto a mono track should you need to. I often do this when mono material has been recorded into a stereo file, rather than play the same content twice — which takes up another Pro Tools voice, more processing power and disk bandwidth.
When you create new tracks in Pro Tools, the track names default to 'Audio 1', 'Audio 2' and so on. When you record on a track called 'Audio 1' the first Region will be named 'Audio 1‑01', the second 'Audio 1‑02', and so on, and before you know it, you have a Region List full of nearly identically named Regions, making it hard to tell one from another. So always name your tracks before you start recording, and then rename your Regions to help keep track of them in the Region List.
You can rename a Region by double‑clicking it in the Region List or on a track, by choosing the Rename option on the Region List pop‑up menu, or by right‑clicking a Region name in the Region List. Rename your Region using an appropriate naming convention and click OK. For example, in the drama I am working on, I prefix all music as 'mus', followed by the music clip's name; for sound effects I use the prefix 'fx'. As this is a multi‑episode drama, I am using a naming convention for the rushes to easily identify the appropriate file — so a file named 'ep2 s3 t5' is for episode two, scene three, and is take five of that scene. It's worth devising your own naming conventions in order to produce a naming scheme that not only works for you, but is clear enough for others to follow it too. This strategy alone will make Session management so much easier.
It is possible to rename multiple Regions at once and apply your own naming scheme. Highlight some Regions in the Region List, choose 'Auto Rename…' from the pop‑up menu and the relevant window will appear (see screen below). The Name box will determine the base name that will be used when the selected Region is edited. The Starting Number sets what number you want to start from with the renamed Regions. The Number of Places sets how many zeros will be added and the Suffix sets what will come after the name and numbers in the auto‑renamed Regions.
In recent versions of Pro Tools, you don't always need to access the Region List pop‑up menu to use a lot of its features, thanks to the huge number of right‑click options that are now included. The following can be accessed by right‑clicking on a Region in the Region List:
The Compact… option can be very useful if you're short of drive space. I often find myself in a position where a Session, and my drive, contains a 30‑minute file of which I am actually using perhaps 20 seconds. Compact trims this to create a new file consisting of the 'used' segment plus some 'padding' at either end (often called handles) so I can still put a crossfade in right up to the edge of my 20‑second segment. However, there's a health warning: once you have compacted a file it cannot be undone. You can't reclaim anything from that file outside the part you've chosen to keep, so it needs to used with caution, but it can be very useful to slim down a Session.
Once you have selected Compact from the Region List pop‑up menu, you are warned very clearly about what is about to happen. This is probably the biggest warning window that comes up in Pro Tools. Once you click Compact, there is no going back! You can also set the length of the 'handles' here, in milliseconds.
When you edit an audio file, the edit information about the new Region is stored by default in the Session file and not in the host audio file. However, the Region definitions can be added as metadata to the host audio file, which is where the Export Region Definitions option comes in. The reason you might want to do this is so that the edits and Region data will be available in either another Pro Tools Session that is sharing common audio files, or another application that supports the same conventions. A good example of this is mastering a live album for CD, where the entire album is one file but you want to be able to insert track markers at the beginning of each song. By carving up the mixed file in Pro Tools, you can easily create a Region for each song, but unless you use Export Region Definitions, your chosen CD-mastering application won't know where the start and end of each song will be. Using Region Definitions makes this very easy: it is simply a matter of selecting the appropriate Region for each track.
Export Region As Files, meanwhile, is an excellent way of turning Regions into fresh complete audio files for use in other Sessions or applications. I use it a lot when I bounce a Session. Because I bounce using another track in the Session rather than the Bounce to Disk option (see my article on bouncing in the July 2008 issue: /sos/jul08/articles/ptworkshop_0708.htm) when I want to create stereo interleaved files from my mix track, I use Export Selected as Files to create files in the format of my choice.
Like Regions, Region groups are stored in the Session, so if you want another Session to have access to the same groups, you must first export them. Highlight a Region group from your Region List (they will normally be at the bottom of the Region List) and select the Export option. You can set where on your system the Region Group data will be stored, and this location defaults to the Session folder of the Session you are exporting from. You can choose any destination on your system, but be aware that if you are exporting your Region groups to another drive, you should make sure that the audio relating to them is also copied to that drive. The best way to do this is to open the Session you will be bringing these Region Groups into, go into the Processing tab in Preferences, and select Automatically Copy Files on Import. Then, when you drag your exported Region groups into the destination Session, the audio files relating to them will automatically be copied and put into the destination Session's audio files folder.
This excellent little feature is hidden away at the bottom of the Region List pop‑up menu, and sets what happens when you drag multiple files from the Region List into the Edit window. When set Top to Bottom, if you drag four files out they will be laid on four consecutive tracks all at the same start time. When Left to Right is selected, the four files will be placed on the same track, one after the other.


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There has been a lot of discussion over the shifting demographics in Japan with the average age steadily rising and birthrate slipping year by year. These changes leave people wondering what will happen in the decades to come.
The Nihon Keizai Shimbun website posted an interactive map of Japan which provides among other information the changes in the female population in Japan 26 years into the future. If you can't tell by the scorched Earth color-coding used above, it doesn't bode well for the country. In fact, it's causing some analysts to predict the "annihilation" of 896 municipalities (a little over half of them) by 2040 due to depopulation.


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Jackson, Miss. The family who says their 3-year-old girl was asked to leave a KFC restaurant because her scars disturbed customers won't directly accept a $30,000 donation from the fried chicken chain.
The family's attorney said in a statement Wednesday that KFC instead is invited to give the money to the Frank Stile Foundation. Stile is a Las Vegas physician who has offered to donate his services to work on the girl's face, scarred from a pit bull mauling.
The restaurant chain had pledged the money to help with the medical bills of the 3-year-old, even though it says an investigation concluded that there was no proof that any employee asked her to leave.
Kellum says the child's family stands by the claim.
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Van Gaal: Dutch lacked killer instinct
Jeremain Lens' strike had looked set to seal a victory at the Amsterdam ArenA, but Azzurri starlet Marco Verratti equalised in the second minute of stoppage time.
Van Gaal refused to criticise his players and hailed goalscorer Lens for his impact in a more offensive role than he is normally accustomed to.
"We created many chances. We had to win this game with an early second goal but, as a team, we played well, in the style of the Dutch school of football," the former Bayern Munich boss said.
"Tonight, (Cesare) Prandelli decided to play 4-4-2, and we took too long to recover. (Daryl) Janmaat came into midfield, but it was too late when he did that. The moment that we were finally back in the game, they scored the equalizer."
"We could see tonight that Lens is an interesting option in the striker role. In the future he will play in that position because he is a very good player. I was able to give him a chance because of the injury to Klaas-Jan Huntelaar."
The Dutch side will next face Estonia on March 21 in a World Cup qualifier.
Verratti's first international goal ensured that the Oranje remain win-less against the Azzurri in international friendlies, and Italy manager Cesare Prandelli issued advice to the Paris Saint-Germain youngster.
"Verratti has great character and technique, but he needs to be quicker in midfield and be far more tactical. He scored a fantastic goal, though," Prandelli told RAI Sport.
Experimenting ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Malta in March, Prandelli opted for a 4-3-3 formation and he admitted his side still need to get to grips with the system.
He added: "We didn't want to lose and we didn't want to concede.
"Obviously the 4-3-3 system is particular and we need time to work on the details, but I saw interesting things in the first half. We need more character, as we have the players with the right qualities.
"The system we worked more on is the 4-3-1-2, so it is natural we will be more comfortable with it, but we have to do better with the 4-3-3 too."
Prandelli is looking to build his strike force around the AC Milan pairing of Stephan El Shaarawy and Mario Balotelli and although the two did not produce on Wednesday, Prandelli said he is certain the two will be key to Italy's success.
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The Animal Health Foundation is proud to announce Dr. Donald M. Walsh has been inducted into the 2009 International Equine Veterinarian Hall of Fame.
The award was presented at the Sixth Annual International Hoof-Care Summit held Feb. 3-6, 2009, in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Summit is a gathering of some of the top farriers, equine veterinarians and educators from around the world.
"This group consists of equine veterinarians who have made a substantial difference in the lives of horses and their owners", according to Frank Lessiter, editor/publisher of the American Farriers Journal and host of the International Hoof-Care Summit. Members of the Hall of Fame consist of two categories, Practicing Veterinarian and Research & Teaching Veterinarian, and are honored for advancing Equine Veterinary Medicine.
New members of the International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame were also inducted at the Hoof-Care Summit.
The March, 2009 issue of American Farriers Journal will include an feature saluting the new Veterinarian and Farrier Hall members and highlighting the careers that have led to their inductions. Dr. Walsh's great interest in equine laminitis and the establishment of the Animal Health Foundation to fund laminitis research will be included in the article.


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JANESVILLE (WIFR) -- Parker High School will present Broadway's longest running musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's sweepingly romantic score includes "Music of the Night" and "All I Ask of You. The Phantom of the Opera tells the story of a disfigured musical genius known only as 'The Phantom,' who haunts the depths of the Paris Opera House. Mesmerized by the talents and beauty of a young soprano - Christine, the Phantom lures her as his protégé and falls fiercely in love with her. Unaware of Christine's love for Raoul, the Phantom's obsession sets the scene for a dramatic turn of events where jealousy, madness and passions collide.
The Phantom of the Opera will be presented November 17, 18 and 19 at 7:30 pm and November 20 at 2:00 pm at Parker High School, 3125 Mineral Point Ave, Janesville, WI 53548. Tickets are available at the box office on the day of performances or by calling 608.743.5591.
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- cathedral - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11)
A cathedral is a Christian church that is the home church of a bishop. Bishops oversee many churches in a particular region, so the cathedral is often larger and more decorative than the others. However, cathedrals may be of any size and style. Especially huge and magnificent were the cathedrals built in the Gothic style between about the 1100s and 1400s in Western Europe. Gothic cathedrals are usually made of gray stone, feature a round window above the altar, and have tall, arched windows along the sides. The windows are often made of stained, or colored, glass. Artists and craftsmen were eager to decorate these cathedrals, which were the center of a town's religious life.
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Early in the Middle Ages, when Latin was still the language of religious and political life in western Europe, a Christian church that contained the official "seat" or throne (cathedra) of a bishop was known as the ecclesia cathedralis, or "church of the throne." As time went on ecclesia cathedralis was shortened into "cathedral," the modern word for a church where a bishop presides.


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Would love some input on how to get from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in January 2013.
I've seen conflicting opinions regarding using I-15, but this appears to be the most direct route, which is a plus. Any ideas on the best route from a safety and distance point of view?
Another factor to consider is the dry cold weather. I'm in good physical shape, but don't do a lot of long distance bike trips, let alone in the winter through the desert. I plan on using a high end racing bike with thin tires, does this make sense?
Lastly, is anyone interested in making this trip together with me!?! Dates are Jan 4-7 2013.
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Lansing Police are investigating a stabbing that happened on the north side of town last night.
They were called to the 100-block of East North Street a little before 6 p.m. for a suicidal woman with a knife.
Sergeant Traci Ruiz tells us she is a minor and had stabbed an 18-year-old relative as well as herself.
The victim has minor injuries.
The suspect was taken into custody.
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We're always thinking of interesting ways to communicate all the ways hipmunk is a superior travel search — sometimes it takes an image (or eight of them) to remind folks that our ad-free interface is actually built with the user in mind. We're avid travelers, too, and we'd much rather be planning out our adventure than closing pop=ups and sifting through unhelpful search results (which are only there to keep you looking at more ads).
I sent over a slew of my own travel photos to Shaun (infographic wizard & photoshop master) along with one gem from hipmunk contributor Mike Scrivener, to see how he could ruin these shots.
Bonus quiz! Identify each location (answer below).
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#1: Eiffel Tower, Paris, France
#2: Great Pyramid of Giza (and the other two pyramids of the Giza Necropolis), Egypt
#3: Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica
#4: Colosseum, Rome, Italy
#5: Great Wall of China, China
#6: Parthenon, Athens, Greece
#7: Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy
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11/22/2012 (3 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
This unique American holiday called Thanksgiving has a profoundly religious core. So too does the American experiment in ordered liberty. This richly diverse Nation reaffirms its reliance upon God as the source of its liberties.
The Declaration
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
11/22/2012 (3 years ago)
Published in U.S.
Keywords: Thanksgiving, American founding, Declaration of Independence, Charles Carroll, Inalienable Rights, Religious liberty, marriage, family, Right to life, Self Evident Truths, Deacon Keith Fournier
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - We are all ready to stop thinking about politics. I find myself grimacing every time I see or hear another purported analysis of what happened in the last Presidential election. I am ready for the celebration of Thanksgiving - and so is the United States of America.
Many households are already filled with the smells associated with the pies and side dishes which will accompany the Thanksgiving Feast. Last minute shopping for the celebration will bring neighbors to stores throughout the day and prompt early closure of many businesses.
There is something so very good about this day - and we all seem to know it intuitively. This richly diverse Nation reaffirms its reliance upon God as the source of its liberties. We stop to give thanks.
Though Thanksgiving is referred to as a secular holiday, it is most assuredly NOT a secularist Holiday. Secularism as an ideology seeks to exclude religious influence and the values informed by religious faith from our common life. That is profoundly at odds with the American idea.
This American holiday called Thanksgiving has a profoundly religious core. So too does the American experiment in ordered liberty.
The Declaration of Independence, the Birth Certificate of our Nation proclaimed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights - that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men."
The words are still memorized by at least some of our schoolchildren and can bring a tear to the oldest American eye with little effort.
The principles the Declaration communicates have informed our history as a free people and inspired our neighbors in other parts of the world to stand up against all forms of tyranny. Our forebears were not declaring their independence from Divine Providence. Rather, they were trusting in the primacy of the Governance of God over their own lives and their noble undertaking.
They sought independence from a monarchy which had become tyrannical precisely because it had forgotten the implications of the primacy of Divine Providence. The principles set forth in that Declaration were a rallying cry which called forth extraordinary sacrifice from ordinary men and women.
They were rooted in something much greater than political expediency. That is why those principles became a measuring stick against which all governments of men would be measured in the future.
The founders of this Nation actually believed there were truths - objective truths- to be held and that those truths are self evident.
Those truths include the existence of unalienable rights which are given to all men and women by a Creator. Rights to Life and Liberty, including religious liberty, the first freedom. They believed that those truths and those rights can be discerned by all men and women because they are revealed by the Natural Law which is written on all human hearts and is a participation in God's eternal law.
Of the 56 men who signed the Declaration, Charles Carroll of Carrolton, cousin of the Archbishop John Carroll of Baltimore, was the only Catholic signer. At the time of his signing it was illegal for Catholics to hold public office or to vote in Maryland. Yet, he still pledged with all of the signatories:
"And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor." He knew the importance of the vision of freedom, rights and liberty which that Declaration proclaimed in those three profoundly simple but supremely powerful words: "We Hold These Truths."
There are competing visions of the human person, human dignity, human rights, marriage, family and human freedom contending for the future of the American experiment. The very foundation of our freedom is at risk as a result of confusion over the very notion of human rights; what they are, who receives them and where they come from.
Human rights are goods of the human person. Therefore, there must be human persons to receive and exercise them.
The recognition of the preeminent Right to Life which is so clearly set forth in the words of this Declaration is now routinely undermined by the positive/civil law of the Nation which the Declaration helped to birth. How can a Nation which has enshrined the killing of innocent children in the womb in its positive law now claim that that it still recognizes the unalienable right to life?
Certainly all of the American founders would have agreed it is wrong to kill an innocent neighbor. How can we read Jefferson's words, "God who gave us life gave us liberty" and not see the evil of a jurisprudence which puts the police power behind the intentional taking of her/his life?
What makes this even more profane is that the ground for such a violation of fundamental human rights comes from Supreme Court opinions which manufactured out of whole cloth some alleged "right" to commit a heinous crime, claiming to find it within a so called "liberty interest" of the U.S. Constitution.
At the core of the American founder's vision of a "good" society, one where all men and women could pursue happiness, was a bedrock belief in the need for a common morality upon which this virtuous and free society could be built. After all, the classical vision of happiness was a reference to the moral life where human persons flourished by living virtuously.
While the founders embraced a freedom of religion, they did not ascribe to an enforced secularism, a freedom FROM religion, where the influence of religious principles or the leavening role of religious institutions was viewed as some kind of threat to true liberty. Yet, we face the awful threat of the HHS mandate through which the Affordable care Act which seeks to compel Christians to violate their conscience.
If we had the ear of the founders today, would anyone really argue that they would have viewed marriage and family as expendable, capable of being redefined by judicial fiat or a feat of legislative alchemy?
The two parent, man/woman, marriage bound family was viewed as the first government, first school, first economy, first church, and first mediating institution. Yet, we walk under the ominous cloud of a libertine counterfeit of marriage and family being forced upon us all by the police power of the State.
A question asked by Thomas Jefferson cries out for an answer on this day before Thanksgiving: "Can the liberties of a nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these liberties are the gift of God?"
The entire infrastructure of human rights and freedoms is at risk when we fail to recognize the preeminent Right to Life. Liberty is at risk when there exists in our positive law a so called "right" to kill the human person required to receive them or to exercise them.
Blessed John Paul II wrote the "Gospel of Life" in 1995. He warned of what he called a "remarkable contradiction" which has been unleashed in our current age, precisely at the "level of politics and government. He cautioned of the emergence of a "tyrant State" and the "death of true freedom":
"The process which once led to discovering the idea of "human rights"-rights inherent in every person and prior to any Constitution and State legislation-is today marked by a surprising contradiction. Precisely in an age when the inviolable rights of the person are solemnly proclaimed and the value of life is publicly affirmed, the very right to life is being denied or trampled upon, especially at the more significant moments of existence: the moment of birth and the moment of death - the original and inalienable right to life is questioned or denied on the basis of a parliamentary vote or the will of one part of the people-even if it is the majority."
"This is the sinister result of a relativism which reigns unopposed: the "right" ceases to be such, because it is no longer firmly founded on the inviolable dignity of the person, but is made subject to the will of the stronger part. In this way democracy, contradicting its own principles, effectively moves towards a form of totalitarianism.
"The State is no longer the "common home" where all can live together on the basis of principles of fundamental equality, but is transformed into a tyrant State, which arrogates to itself the right to dispose of the life of the weakest and most defenseless members, from the unborn child to the elderly, in the name of a public interest which is really nothing but the interest of one part".
No matter how diverse the American founders were in their religious convictions, or even lack thereof, they all affirmed the self evident truths the Declaration proclaimed and recognized that the unalienable rights which flowed from them were given not by civil government but endowed by the Creator. The implication is obvious; they could not be taken away by civil government either.
On April 18, 2005, in a homily preceding his selection as the Successor of Peter, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger asked a probing question and shared a prophetic insight: "How many winds of doctrine have we known in recent decades, how many ideological currents, how many ways of thinking?"
"The small boat of the thought of many Christians has often been tossed about by these waves - flung from one extreme to another: from Marxism to liberalism, even to libertinism; from collectivism to radical individualism; from atheism to a vague religious mysticism; from agnosticism to syncretism and so forth. Every day new sects spring up, and what St Paul says about human deception and the trickery that strives to entice people into error (cf. Eph 4: 14) comes true".
"Today, having a clear faith based on the Creed of the Church is often labeled as fundamentalism. Whereas relativism, that is, letting oneself be "tossed here and there, carried about by every wind of doctrine", seems the only attitude that can cope with modern times. We are building a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one's own ego and desires".
In May of 2005, when he took possession of the Cathedral of the Bishop of Rome, the Basilica of St. John Lateran, he explained the Petrine mission: "Peter expressed in the first place, on behalf of the apostles, the profession of faith: 'You are the Christ, the son of the living God.' This is the task of all the Successors of Peter -- to be the guide in the profession of faith in Christ, the son of the living God."
"This teaching authority frightens many men within and outside the Church. They wonder if it is not a threat to the freedom of conscience, if it is not a presumption that is opposed to freedom of thought. It is not so..The power conferred by Christ to Peter and his Successors is, in the absolute sense, a mandate to serve."
The Catholic Church has a vital task in this hour. She must point the way to authentic human freedom in a world deluded by a multitude of counterfeits and competing claims. She offers authoritative teaching concerning the existence of self evident truths in an age which insists there are no truths at all.
To make such a claim is not politically correct in a culture which has adopted the notion that there are no objective truths. According to Pope Benedict, freedom was Blessed John Paul II's mission, "when, in face of all attempts, apparently benevolent, in the face of erroneous interpretations of freedom, he underlined in an unequivocal way the inviolability of the human being, the inviolability of human life, from its conception until natural death."
Now it is Pope Benedict's mission - and he needs our help.
Catholics are the champions of freedom in an age rushing toward a new form of slavery. The work of exposing the "erroneous interpretations of freedom" and proclaiming the full truth concerning its constitutive nature is integral to the leadership of Pope Benedict XVI. In one of his seminal works entitled "Introduction to Christianity" wrote:
"One could very well describe Christianity as a philosophy of freedom." And, so it is. Philosophy deals with existential questions such as what is freedom and how it is to be exercised. This neo-pagan age has become intoxicated on the wine of a false notion of freedom as a power over others who are weaker and the "right" to do whatever one wills.
In the same homily, the Pope uttered these profound words "The freedom to kill is not true freedom, but a tyranny that reduces the human being to slavery." While they call doing what is wrong a right contemporary men and women are being bound in the chains of self delusion, atheistic materialism and nihilism. The new slavery of this age treats persons as property to be used rather than gifts to be received.
The task we have as Catholics is to proclaim a different way, the "more excellent way" that St Paul writes of in his letter to the Corinthians, the way of love. (I Cor. 12 and 13) That is the only way to authentic human freedom. The Catholic Church proclaims the words of her founder, Jesus Christ - that all men and women can "know the truth and the truth shall set you free." (John 8:32)
As sons and daughters of the Catholic Church living in America, we need to live the truth and be willing to defend it. On the day before this Nation pauses to give thanks, a defining question must be asked of all Americans: are there still self evident truths and unalienable rights?
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Juann H. Hung and Rong Qian
This paper uses a large cross-country panel dataset to estimate models of national saving rates and addresses two related issues. First, to what extent can China's saving rate be explained by models of saving rates? Second, what are the factors responsible for China's extraordinarily high saving rates?
We find that our benchmark models explain about 72 to 76 percent of China's national saving rate during 1990-2007, depending on whether China is included in the dataset. China's national saving rate during that period is higher than the predictions of those models by about 10 to 12 percentage points on average. The predominant driver of the explained portion of China's high saving rates is China's relatively low old dependency (the ratio of the population ages 65 and older relative to the population ages 15 to 64). China's relatively low urbanization, strong economic growth, and weak social safety net are also important factors. In comparison, the high degree of currency undervaluation is a smaller contributor to China's high saving.


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Butler Top 10 Times: Mile Free (4th), 1000 Free (7th)
2010-11 - Sophomore Season: Team Captain for the 2010-2011 season...recipient of the 2010-2011 "Coaches Award"...SAAC representative for the 2010-2011 season...posted a season best in both the 500 (5:31.90) and lifetime mark in the 1650 (18:38.6) freestyle events at the Horizon League Championships which ranked her 5th and 2nd on the top time performance list.
2009-10 - Freshman Season: Personal-best times in the 1000 free (11:11.35) and 500 free (5:31.35) at the Horizon League Championships...steadily improved in the mile free, posting a lifetime best time (18:39.56).
Ranks 5th in the All Time Top Ten for the 1650 (18:38.6) and 9th in the 1000 (11:11.35) freestyle.
At Peoria Notre Dame High: Four-year varsity letterwinner as a member of the swimming team...named to the all-conference team and all-sectional squad four years...earned Most Improved Swimmer distinction as a sophomore...helped team to four-straight undefeated dual meet seasons...also lettered three years as a member of the track team...a member of the National Honors Society and Student Ambassadors...named to the honor roll for four years.


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This summer is moving with incredible speed. I remember growing up with busy-but-still-languorous summers consumed by camp -- tennis, track, science, art, soccer, field hockey -- and spelling exercises, journal writing, swimming lessons, tetherball, math workbooks, competitive ice cream eating and perpetual sprinkles smeared on the fronts of whatever sweaty, chorine-soaked garment I was wearing that day. On summers with the Olympics, which were highly, highly anticipated, we all slumbered in the family room on the night of the Opening Ceremonies, watching each country march in one by one. We stayed glued to swimming, gymastics, track and field, occasionally delighted to catch trap shooting, archery, ping pong, for the full 14 days of competition. I miss those summers and missed these Olympics, nearly entirely, save for a few DVR'ed hours, while in the midst of many days of shooting, film screenings, location scouts, and an apartment hunt that seemed like it would never, ever end, until the glorious, glorious moment it finally did.
But, September is coming. School supplies are for sale. Our move is impending. I didn't wake up sweating this morning. Everything that was on the brink of falling apart a few weeks ago didnt.
Success! Progress! Survival without an air conditioner!
Berlin, and our trip to Germany feel like a somewhat distant memory, even though our older niece has gone from a crab-crawling baby to a standing-almost-walking toddler since we left. These are a few snippets from spaces we enjoyed, inhabited, or visited with friends.
Also, while on the topic, here's list of if-you-re-going-to-Berlin recommendations that I just wrote up for some friends who are on their way there this week.
Flea Markets / Shops / Thrift Stores
- Strasse des 17 Juni (Charlottenberg) -- the best one around and in Charlottenberg, open Sat + Sunday:
- The Mauer Park Flea Market (Prenzlauerberg) massive weekend flea market with a hodgepodge of clothes, pure junk, housewares, food, knick knacks, etc.They also have PUBLIC KARAOKE here on the weekends, where you can sign up and perform, outdoors, in front of an amphitheater of people. It's quite the spectacle.
- Boxhagenerplatz Flea (Kreuzberg) market is also a good bet for the weekends.
- Pony Hutchen (Kreuzberg): Our friend Mareike introduced us to this little store with an awesome mix of clothes, knick knacks, house stuff, random hats/accessories
- Alex Vintage: 60s and 70s vintage stuff
- Turkish Market (Kreuzberg) -- not clothes, but Tuesday and Fridays there is a huge and awesome food / spices / open air market in Kreuzberg:
- Scandinavian Objects (Prenzlauerberg) -- rad shop, described by its namesake, also introduced to me by Mareike
Food + Drink:
- Prater Biergarten (Prenzlauerberg): Huge, outdoor beergarden with german food and massive beers. This place is the best.
- Cafe Fleury (Prenzlauerberg): yummy french/german cafe that serves a serious breakfast/brunch:
- Little Otik (Kreuzberg): hip little supper club turned local food spot in Kreuzberg.
- Das Hotel (Kreuzberg): super sexy/romantic beat up bar / hang out spot that sometimes has music/dancing:
- Ankerklause (Kreuzberg): Anchor Bar -- fun bar that hangs over the river in Kreuzberg
- Michelberger Hotel -- drop by the lobby for a coffee or a drink or to just hang out and read, night or day
- Bonanza (Prenzlauerberg): coffeeeeeeee
- The Barn (Mitte): Tiny cafe in Mitte with my favorite cappuccinos in town, small sandwiches and tasty cakes
- Prinzessinengarten: cool urban volunteer garden with a lunchtime cafe made of garden ingredients.
- Xinh Xinh (Mitte): favorite super cheap / casual vietnamese lunch place. In Mitte:
- Meirei (Prenzlauerberg): Great little alpine bakery with a gorgeous backyard. Get the apple strudel.
- Hamburger Bahnhof: giant old train station converted into contemporary art museum. This is where we saw the fantastic Anthony McCall exhibition.
- Neue National Galerie: Super cool Mies van der Rohe building with a great permanent collection, 1940s ish - present.
[There are at least a dozen excellent museums in Berlin, but these are my favorites of those I've been to]
Other stuff:
- The Badeschiff (we didn't get to go this trip because it was too cold) is an awesome floating pool in the middle of the river that flows through the city. It's a few euros and there are both docks and a beach to hang out on near Treptow Park in Kreuzberg.
- Do You Read Me? (Mitte) Still the best art + design magazine bookstore I've been to... really worth a stop in.
- Freiluftkinos: The open air cinemas of Berlin. A handful are set up during the summer and play movies every night. A lot of the movies either have English subtitles or are screened in English, so be sure to check the schedule.


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Genealogy in Mormanno
If you know (or you think) that your ancestors were from Mormanno, you could find info about your Italian family at Registrar of Vital Statistics in the City Office or at the parishes.
Registry offices in Calabria and in Cosenza province were established in early 1800: it means that you could find information in Mormanno registrar as of that date.
Before to start your genealogy research in Mormanno, we suggest you to read our tips for your search . They are useful to search in Italy and in Mormanno too.
In the next picture you can see the demographic trends in Mormanno from the Italian Unification (1861).
It could be important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Mormanno. As more your surname is common in Mormanno, as more it could be difficult to find the right info about your ancestors in Mormanno archives if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Cosenza province are:
Aiello, Barone, Bruno, Caputo, Caruso, Chiappetta, De Luca, De Marco, De Rose, Esposito, Falcone, Ferraro, Filice, Fusaro, Gabriele, Gagliardi, Gallo, Garofalo, Gaudio, Gencarelli, Gentile, Giordano, Greco, Guido, Leone, Longo, Madeo, Marino, Martino, Mazzei, Morrone, Nicoletti, Nigro, Palermo, Perri, Perrone, Porco, Presta, Pugliese, Rizzo, Romano, Ruffolo, Russo, Salerno, Santoro, Spadafora, Sposato, Veltri.
Church archives in Cosenza province may instead contain even older information, but they are far less accessible from abroad (and almost impossible by email).
Then,parishes send information not easily.
If you have the opportunity to visit Mormanno and Cosenza province, you could plan to investigate churches' archives by yourself, but from abroad is very difficult to obtain any result unless you find a reliable local help.
Another important source of information is the "Archivio di Stato" (National archive) in Reggio Calabria.
In any case, never give up! Probably the distance from your country and Italy, some difficulties in understanding and in translation, could complicate your search but this should not discourage you.
It's important to plan your activities to carry on with simple goals (eg. search for a single date of birth, the name of an ancestor, the date of a marriage, etc.)
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I am trying to find marriage information for my great grandparents…..Luigi Armentano (born Mormanno 1882 to Vincenzo Armentano and Maddalena Leone) and Maria Bloise (born Mormanno 1898 to Michele Bloise and Filomena Leone). They both emigrated to NY in 1914…theoretically should have gotten married in NY, but there are no records. Wondering if they got married by proxy in their hometown church? Did that happen?
My Grandmother Nancy (Nunzia)LaTerza was from Mormanno, but not certain if she was born there. Her Birthday is 3 March 1893 and born to Vincenzo LaTerza and Almirinda Rossi. She married Giuseppe Donato born in 1876 and presumably in Mormanno somewhere between 1910 to 1912. Giuseppe Donato's parents are Franco Donato and Teresina Rossi but unsure of where he was born since his US Death Certificate didn't contain his actual birth date or town in Italy of his birth.


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Married Man Joey Fatone Hooks Up With a Hot Blonde in Vegas — Report
Joey Fatone's boy band days may be over, but that doesn't mean the former *NSYNC star has given up on groupies all together.
Star magazine (via RadarOnline.com) reports that 37-year-old Joey, who has two daughters, Kloey and Briahna, with Kelly Baldwin, his wife of nearly a decade, was acting every bit the single man during a recent trip to Las Vegas.
According to a witness, Joey was partying at hotspot Beacher's Madhouse without his wedding ring on when he started getting cozy with a mystery blonde.
The eyewitness claims that things heated up quickly and the pair proceeded to kiss "for 15 minutes" before taking the party elsewhere. "He had his arm around her when they left at 2 a.m," says the source.
This isn't the first time Joey's been accused of having a wandering eye — over the summer, the Dancing With the Stars alum was the subject of breakup rumors, which claimed that Joey had hooked up with a fellow DWTS castmate.
Despite the speculation, Joey refuted the rumors, saying, "We're still married … When you're on top, people try to knock you down."
Do you believe that Joey would be foolish enough to cheat on his wife in such a public place? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
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One of my favourite live shows of 2012 so far was Kathleen Edwards at The Commodore Ballroom back in April. It's understandable than that she's one of the acts I've been looking forward to most this year at Live at … Continue reading
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Song of the Day: Empty Threat by Kathleen Edwards
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Daphni is streaming new album 'JIAOLONG' in its entirety - listen to it below.
Now probably better known as the lynch-pin of Caribou - and its ever evolving live persona - Dan Snaith recently decided to head in an another direction. Focussing on his Daphni moniker, the producer began constructing tracks which were aimed at club use, rather than live performance.
Out now as a digital download, 'JIAOLONG' collects the best of this material. It's a fantastic listen, all purposeful experimentation and body-smashing 4/4 rhythms, and more than matches Snaith's promise to capture the "transcendent moments" he has experienced in clubs around the globe.
Seemingly crafted spontaneously, the producer described the 'JIAOLONG' ethos thus: "They're about working fast and intuitively, capturing the manic energy needed to start a track one afternoon, and have it finished and be playing it in a club that night."
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End of the World 2012 – Three Possible Natural Causes
December 21, 2012 end of the world predictions are diverse. Some theories are based on natural causes for the earth's destruction, others focus on religious Armageddon, while still others believe the world will end by man-made disaster.
As an introduction to end of the world theories you're likely to encounter in the news today, here's a brief overview of 3 of the top natural end of the earth destruction scenarios.
1. Pole shift.
This possible end of the world scenario relates to the magnetic field that encircles and protects the earth from the sun's radiation. Throughout earth's history, the magnetic poles we know as "north" and "south" have swapped places about every 750,000 years or so. Presently, we're somewhere around 30,000 years overdue for the latest shift. Some experts see signs a geomagnetic reversal is presently underway.
What happens when the magnetic field is disrupted during a pole shift? The earth may be flooded with deadly UV radiation for many years.
2. Supervolcano eruption.
Nearly everyone associates Yellowstone State Park with thermal springs and geysers, but do you know why they exist? Yellowstone actually sits atop the world's largest volcano. The Yellowstone volcano historically erupts about every 650,000 years, and as with geomagnetic reversal, earth is long overdue for an explosion. Pressure under Yellowstone is building, but scientists disagree about when it will explode.
What would happen if this supervolcano erupted? It's predicted that half of the US would be wiped out and the global climate would experience major variations for years to come.
3. Solar flares
According to experts, our sun should be in a period of stability in its natural cycle. Yet, solar storms are occurring. They bombard the earth with enough radiation energy to knock out power grids and destroy satellites. NASA acknowledges the potential threat of solar storms.
What kind of damage could solar storms really cause? Consider what might happen during a power blackout that lasts several months…
Links to recent news articles on each of these potential end of the world threats:
Pole Shift:
Should We be Worried about Earth's Magnetic Poles Reversing?
Supervolcano Eruption:
Ancient Yellowstone Eruptions Not from Supervolcano
Mega Volcanoes 'May Be Predicted'
Solar Flares:
NASA: Spike in Sun's Activity Produces Five Eruptions in 2 Days
MPs Warn over Nuclear Space Bombs and Solar Flares
If you're an expert in any of these end of the world possibilities, please contact us. We'd love to feature your knowledge and opinion in a guest post at EndofWorldNews.com.
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Chodorow Reveals in 'BlackBook' How Schrager Seduced Him
Restaurateurs accept candy from strangers.
BlackBook has a lengthy interview with Jeffrey Chodorow today, and while no light is shed on the restaurateur's loopy behavior toward Bruni last year, we do learn how multi-million-dollar partnerships are made. Did Chodo meet Ian Schrager in prison? No, they just "share a passion for Twizzlers licorice, and there was a jar in his office." [BlackBook]


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ST. JOHNSBURY The Select Board has voted unanimously to ask Vermont State Police to keep its barracks in town, but an officer said its likely the office will move about 8 miles south to Barnet in several years.
The state police plans to consolidate the barracks in St. Johnsbury and Bradford into a new facility. If the project is placed on the fast track it will happen in about five years, Capt. Tim Clouatre said at a Select Board meeting this week.
This isnt anything thats going to happen overnight, he said.
Clouatre said troopers arent as tied to offices as they used to be because their cruisers have much of the equipment they need, including computers and video cameras, and they carry cell phones.
The consolidation isnt expected to affect emergency response times because troopers will be assigned to patrol zones and many live in area towns.
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Clean Out Your Closet and Give Back, Part II
With the New Year, we all get a fresh start. Why not give your closet one, too? The benefits of an end-of-year closet clean-out extend far beyond better-organized shelves and shoe racks by helping worthy local charitable organizations fund their programs and provide clothing to families and individuals in need. So grab a giveaway bag and get started. When you're done, any one of these local non-profits will be happy to give your pre-loved goods a second life.


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JACKSON, Miss. - The Jackson State baseball team (5-6) returns to action Tuesday, Mar. 5 to host the Loyola Wolf Pack (New Orleans) in non-conference action at Braddy Field. First pitch is set for 6:00 p.m.
The Tigers are coming off a three-game sweep of the Alabama A&M Bulldogs. The Tigers are led at the plate by Ethan Bright, who sports a .357 batting average with 15 hits, five runs and two RBI. Gary Thomas follows with a .351 batting average - 13 hits, nine runs and two RBI. Desmond Russell, the SWAC preseason Pitcher of the Year, is batting .273 with 12 hits, a team high nine RBI and a home run.
Russell is JSU's ace on the mound. He has an outstanding 1.90 earned run average and a perfect 2-0 record. He has a complete game under his belt and has allowed only seven runs this season. His 29 strikeouts is a team high. Alexander Juday (0-1) has a 3.00 ERA. In 21 innings he has allowed 29 hits and seven runs while recording 11 strikeouts. Brandon Gregory (2-2) has a 6.05 ERA in 19.1 innings of work. He has 12 strikeouts this season and has allowed 20 hits.
Loyola (6-16), a NAIA school, comes into Tuesday's action on a five game losing streak. Evan Turkish and Karson Cullins are the two big bats for the Wolf Pack. Turkish has a .354 batting average with 23 hits, eight runs and 13 RBI. Cullins has a .346 batting average with 27 hits, 18 runs, two home runs and 17 RBI.
Daniel Posway (2-2) is the leader of the Loyola starting rotation. In 32.2 innings of work he has a 4.13 ERA, allowing 28 hits and 18 runs while recording 21 strikeouts. Kevin Lindsey (2-3) has a 4.33 ERA. He has allowed 29 hits and 16 runs while striking out nine batters.


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|Current use and potential value of cost-effectiveness analysis in U.S. health care: The case of medicare national coverage determinations
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|The design and development of a decision support package for low back pain
|Patel, S; Ngunjiri, A; Sandhu, H; Griffiths, F; Thistlethwaite, J, et al
|Does responsibility affect the public valuation of health care interventions? A relative valuation approach to health care safety
|Singh, J; Lord, J; Longworth, L; Orr, S; McGarry, T, et al
|Economic modelling of diagnostic and treatment pathways in National Institute for Health and Care Excellence clinical guidelines: the Modelling Algorithm Pathways in Guidelines (MAPGuide) project
|Lord, J; Willis, S; Eatock, J; Tappenden, P; Trapero-Bertran, M, et al
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It's official: Tales of Hearts R is coming to the west. It'll be out for Vita in Winter 2014.
Here Are The Top 30 Games Japanese Gamers Are Looking Forward To In 2013
2013 is only 1/12th over. With 11 months left and new console news on the horizon, Weekly Famitsu asked its readers what games they were looking forward to for this year. Here's a list of the top 30 anticipated upcoming games for 2013 (note: All publishers and release dates are for Japanese release versions):…
Tales of Hearts R is Shaping Up To Be The Definitive Version of the Game
After the success of Tales of Innocence R in Japan, Bandai-Namco is moving another of last generation's portable titles over to the PlayStation Vita—this time in the form of . Today at Jump Festa 2013, was able to spend some time with the first playable demo of this series remake.


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Mobilizing a community to stamp out violent crime can work. It has done the job in some cities. But can it bring an end to what has become a cycle of murder in Steubenville?
We are about to find out.
A 17-year-old boy was the most recent victim of violence in the city. He was Demitrius Thomas, stabbed to death on the night of July 25. A 16-year-old boy has been charged in his death.
Thomas' father, Michael, has organized a community group to combat violence in Steubenville. It is United Neighbors Ignites Teens with Education and Drug Awareness by Fostering Education, Respect and Openness with Never Ending Truths - UNITED FRONT.
"We need to unite as a community to stop the violence and killing of our young people," Thomas said of the organization.
A community cook-out to get the ball rolling is scheduled for today, from noon until 6 p.m., at Murphy Park in Steubenville.
Other community leaders, including law enforcement officials, support UNITED FRONT. "I am encouraged because I am hearing from people who want to stop the violence," noted Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla.
UNITED FRONT is an excellent idea, with the goal of using a proven strategy for curbing violence. But it is not the first time Steubenville residents have tried that approach. Clearly, previous attempts have not worked.
It appears a culture in which brutality is not just accepted but is expected has taken hold in Steubenville. Part of the task ahead for UNITED FRONT is learning why that is so and developing effective counter-measures.
Clearly, one cause is the rampant violence linked to the illegal drug trade. Much of it flares because of out-of-town thugs who come to the Ohio Valley to make a quick buck - and do not tolerate competition or opposition.
One method of making Steubenville dangerous ground for the pistol-packing pushers is for members of the community to mobilize against them. Passive resistance won't do.
By the hundreds, even thousands, Steubenville residents need to become the pushers' worst nightmare - people calling the police whenever they see or even suspect drug activity and being willing, if necessary, to testify in court about it.
The sad truth is that merely proclaiming violence must end will make the thugs laugh. But if an active UNITED FRONT is presented against them, they may be chased out of Steubenville.


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|National Survivors of Suicide Day is Nov. 20
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
It's a startling fact. By the end of today, approximately 96 people in the United States will take their own lives. 1,500 more will try to do so. What does that mean? It means every minute of every day someone in America is attempting suicide. And every 15 minutes, someone succeeds. In Colorado alone, approximately 940 individuals take their life each year.
It's a subject that is shrouded in misunderstanding, fear and sometimes shame for those impacted by it. For those left behind, the survivors of suicide, it can mean unbearable grief and isolation.
A National Survivors of Suicide Day will be held on Nov. 20 for anyone who has been forever changed by the death of a loved one by suicide. On this day, survivors across the nation will take time to remember their loved ones and network with others who have had similar loses.
Locally, Rural Solutions will be hosting a balloon release Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. at Columbine Park in Sterling.