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- 2002 3 Oct
In a torrential downpour with only 17 ticks left on the clock, it was fourth down and 16 on the Greenville Lions' own 36-yard line. The Lions were down to their last play—a final gasp to turn the tide on their bitter rivals, the Highland Park Scotties.
As the Greenville quarterback barked out a melody of signals, career lineman Bart Millard, son of Southern Methodist University All-American player Arthur Millard, lined up as a tight end on the play.
The ball was snapped, and the wide receivers split to the left, streaking down the field as Millard trotted to the 50-yard line. Just two yards shy of the first-down marker, he reached to snag the incoming pass as the ball fluttered through the wet Texas sky.
A split second later, two Scottie linebackers sandwiched Bart's legs with a jarring hit from each side of the field. The crushing tackle caused Millard's ankles to buckle, crushing bones and tendons and ending his football career.
That moment changed the course of Bart Millard's life and eventually led to the birth of a band that is giving this generation a new way to imagine the presence of Christ.
Worship Is More Than You Can Imagine
There is no doubt you've heard MercyMe and its infectious tune nearly a thousand times on Christian radio. MercyMe never wanted to be pigeonholed as a radio-friendly pop band. But when "I Can Only Imagine" spent weeks at No. 1 on the charts, garnering a Dove Award for the "Song of the Year" and earning "Songwriter of the Year" honors for Millard, it triggered an unexpected transformation that was hard for the band to swallow.
"Before 'I Can Only Imagine,' we considered ourselves a rock band," says Millard. "When the song broke, suddenly we had middle-aged mothers coming to the shows."
It's obvious that "Imagine" is the song that has given MercyMe its identity and its recognition, spawning a previously inconceivable fan base. But as happy as they are about the song, Millard and company do not seem comfortable talking about success. This Texas-bred band wants to take the focus off itself and place it on the "God of the Universe."
"All I can say is who we are," states Millard. "We're just trying to do our best to have our ministry bear fruit, to be obedient to Christ. We'll do whatever is necessary to usher people to the throne in worship."
Long before "I Can Only Imagine" hit the airwaves, MercyMe released six independent records that gave testimony to the potent rock blend of praise & worship music that Millard hopes will "shake the rust off the soul." The band, made up of Millard, keyboardist Jim Bryson and guitarist Mike Scheuczer, and later additions bassist Nathan Cochran and drummer Robby Shaffer, was ahead of today's worship trends in playing praise music before it became a fashionable marketing ploy.
"Christ says the day is coming when we will worship in spirit and truth," Millard proclaims. "I think my concern is there is a big movement of worship music right now. My fear is that it could be creating very shallow Christians, people who worship the act of worship more than they do Christ."
"Praise & worship is more than a musical style for our band. It's a lifestyle," interjects Scheuczer. "It's a lifestyle lived to glorify God. I don't think it's just music. I think the music side is just a means to get closer to God. [Worship] is what we're created to do."
The band knows that leading worship is a calling, and it takes that calling very seriously. "It's totally about building the kingdom of Jesus Christ," Millard says. "For me as a worship leader, when someone comes up and says, 'You guys did a great job,' I can take that and just say thanks."
But some parts of performing are harder for Millard to take. "When you're on stage and the crowd starts going crazy," he reflects, "it's almost a little frightening. It's scary just from the sense that we've worked up to the point that we've done everything we could to call upon the name of the Lord—to have His presence there and literally to be on holy ground, in the midst of a Living God."
Millard pauses, choosing his words. "When all of the praise starts going all over the place, you get really nervous about it being in the right direction. After a while you start to wonder: Are they worshiping the Father? What exactly is going on?"
How does a band like MercyMe, already uneasy with success, respond to the admiration of over 500,000 fans? Millard considers the difficulty. "We try to be as humble as possible," he says, "as grateful as possible. A lot of people have come up and said, "You guys seem real, and you do everything you can to point to the right direction.' For us, that's just a safer place to be than trying to carry it on our own shoulders. Pass it on to Him; He's the only thing worthy of that praise."
Evangelizing in a Way Worth Imagining
One of the most difficult challenges for a praise & worship band, perhaps even harder than balancing ministry and success, is the call to evangelism. One of the most common criticisms of the Christian music industry is that it only reaches the Christian community, and this assessment rings true even more for praise & worship music. After all, worship is intended for those who already know Christ.
Is it possible for a committed group of Christian musicians playing praise & worship to be relevant to the outside world? Can MercyMe ever affect the MTV generation? "We obviously cater to the 'Christian bubble' because we're praise & worship leaders," says Millard. "We are very evangelistic. But if MercyMe had a mission statement, it would be to lead people to Christ through worship."
The other members of MercyMe agree wholeheartedly. "Every aspect of our lives should involve worship," concurs Cochran. "It means giving every part of ourselves to glorifying God. But just because we play in a bubble doesn't mean we have to live there."
Shaffer expounds, "I grew up in the Christian subculture. But the people I surrounded myself with helped me to understand that just because you listen to secular radio or like a secular band, that doesn't make you a sinner. We all struggle with the same things."
However, Millard doesn't believe that worship excludes evangelism. "I've heard people tell me that 'There's not really a place for non-Christians in worship,'" he says. "But I don't necessarily agree with that. Paul and Silas worshiped in prison, and the guard came forward to say, 'What do I do to be saved?' Worship has a tendency to rub off."
When MercyMe leads worship for a group of Christians, Millard believes its message has the power to go far beyond the church. "I don't think there's any greater form of preaching than praise & worship," he insists. "Preaching is whenever people can watch the body lift up the name of Christ. Yes, we do play for the [Christian] bubble, but wherever there are people who have a desire to be closer to Christ, we want to be there."
But what does it mean to draw closer to Christ? Jesus spent His years talking to the sinners, the lepers and the outcasts. He had an incomparable ability to meet people in their spiritual comfort zones. From speaking to the woman at the well to jousting verbally with the Sadducees and Pharisees, Christ could connect with every kind of person.
"You hear these arguments about artists crossing over," remarks Millard. Many bands are criticized for reaching the secular market by compromising a message, but MercyMe is determined to not succumb to that temptation. "Jesus went to parties," Millard admits, "but He was still Jesus when He got there."
MercyMe certainly isn't going to forget about evangelism. "Our goal should be to have the gospel go to every corner of the world," Millard reiterates. "That's what Christ called us to do. And that includes going to a lot of places where we don't necessarily belong or want to be. But our desire is to usher people to Christ, hoping that they'll be empowered to do what He wants them to do."
The New Album Is Spoken For...
MercyMe's latest release Spoken For is the highly anticipated follow-up to Almost There. I sat down with Bart Millard to discuss what listeners should expect from the new release.
- What are the main differences between Almost There and Spoken For?
Our goal early on was to make sure our songs were "singable" and make sure they fit on power point because we wanted to write songs for corporate worship. Spoken For is filled with songs that I pray the church will use. As a whole, this album is a little more on the rock side as well.
- Why the title Spoken For?
Over the last year I've been consumed with the idea that God is so crazy in love with us—just knowing that we are part of something bigger and we worship a God who's in complete control no matter how good or bad things get. The phrase "spoken for" really stuck with me. We are His!
- What do you hope to achieve with this release?
I just pray it connects with people.
Used by permission. CCM Magazine © 2002


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Dignity Players' Shakespeare's R&J
Is Shakespeare R&J a new take on Romeo and Juliet — or a throwback to the theater before King Charles II when women were not allowed on stage and men played all the roles?
Playwright Joe Calarco has reset Romeo and Juliet in a Catholic New England boarding school for boys. Reading Romeo and Juliet is forbidden. Why we never know, though the boys' reaction may be reason enough.
For Dignity Players, Director Edd Miller creates a wonderful introduction, full of the exuberant energy of teenage boys and their crude delight in realizing just how bawdy Shakespeare can be. He coaxes extraordinary performances from four young men, three in college, one in high school, who then act out the forbidden play.
Eric Schaum plays Jessie, who plays Juliet. Schaum was impressive in Colonial Player's The Diviners and continues to impress with this role, portraying Juliet's infatuation and despair with equal skill.
Marty Thompson plays Gene, who plays Romeo, capturing the range of his emotions from fury to tenderness, confusion to giddiness.
Sammy Stagg plays Skip, who plays Tybalt and the Nurse. His nurse brings needed humor and his Tybalt the needed anguish in the critical fight scene.
Will Poxon plays Charlie, who plays Lady Capulet, Mercutio and Friar Lawrence. Poxon has to range widely with his characters and he does so with both vocal and physical dexterity.
As in Dignity Players' last production, Stones in His Pockets, R&J is a showcase for acting versatility with small casts in multiple roles.
The four actors on stage the entire time in a true tour de force of acting. With them are only a few boxes, a bench and a long red scarf that works brilliantly as a multi-purpose prop.
Production Manager: Victoria Barstow. Lighting and sound technician: Kevin Schaum.
Playing Th-Sa Aug. 9-11 at 8pm at Dignity Players Theatre, Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Dubois Rd., Annapolis. $15 Th; $20 FSa: 410-266-8044 x127; www.dignityplayers.org.

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Stock indexes are slipping in midday trading after the government reported that housing construction slowed down during the first month of the year.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 33 points to 14,001 as of noon Eastern Wednesday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped seven points to 1,523. The Nasdaq composite fell 20 points to 3,193.
The Dow closed at its highest level of the year Tuesday, bringing it within one percent of 14,164, the record high reached more than five years ago.
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In that ever-expanding world of kid/grown-up movies, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" reveals a case of conflicted allegiances.
While the characters from the beloved Rocky and Bullwinkle shows of the 1960s mixed arch intelligence with kid confusion to the delight of the Saturday-morning cartoon crowd a generation ago, the big-screen adventure is more Adult Swim than Saturday morning. Those are treacherous waters to tread.
The film is 3-D, but you barely notice that extra D. It's filled with the sort of erudite discourse that befits Mr. Peabody, the genius dog, with a genius choice for a voice in "Modern Family's" Ty Burrell, whose delivery is dry to the bone.
The story is "Modern Family"-friendly in other ways. Mr. Peabody is reimagined as an actual rather than implied father to the young boy Sherman (Max Charles). It's an adoption situation, one that is suddenly in jeopardy, a theme that drives the film. The explanation of why a canine could adopt a boy in the first place is none too subtle in suggesting contemporary dilemmas.
We get the back story of Sherman found as an abandoned baby by the brilliant beagle along with a laundry list of Mr. Peabody's many accomplishments: Harvard degree, inventor, business titan, mixologist… Though maybe that last talent is saved for later. It serves as a setup for anyone unfamiliar with the basic conceit — the dog is the superior being — and a mechanism to explain the changes made in moving from short TV segment to main big-screen attraction.
The unwieldy opening also exemplifies the film's central difficulty in finding the right balance between riffing on the cultural zeitgeist for adults and seeding in enough silliness for kids. It's a problem that increasingly seems to be systemic to DreamWorks' animated films as the studio struggles to take the formula that made "Shrek" such a success in 2001 and play it forward.
Director Rob Minkoff, who was behind the mildly amusing animation/live-action mix of "Stuart Little," and screenwriter Craig Wright, whose credits include the very smart HBO series "Six Feet Under," have captured the characters' fundamental je ne sais quoi in sometimes delightful ways.
And they clearly understand the need to reach the kid quotient. There's a smattering of harmless scatological sight gags likely to make everyone giggle. The Trojan horse is the funniest, helped by Patrick Warburton's odoriferous Agamemnon.
The animation style mirrors the original, which is simple in an appealing way. It is particularly effective in the action sequences, which make the most of animation's ability to create a playful reality. But the multi-layered historical references designed to be adroitly wry are a trickier gambit.
Rarely do I feel inclined to say this, but the film may actually be too smart for its own good. Many of Mr. Peabody's "teaching moments" will sail right over the heads of kids while requiring adults to pay attention. Sherman's frequent reaction —"Huh? I don't get it" — will likely be echoed by many youngsters in the audience.
As it happens, being "too smart" is Sherman's problem at school too. After all the pre-school educating Mr. Peabody has been doing, Sherman is in the unfortunate position of knowing too much. By outsmarting the smartest girl in class on the first day, the boy makes a formidable enemy.
Voiced by another "Modern Family" member, Ariel Winter, Penny's lunchroom taunting leads to Sherman acting out, and before you know it an officious female from Family Services named Miss Grunion (Allison Janney) is threatening to take the boy away.
The rest of the film follows the misadventures that begin when Mr. Peabody invites Penny and her parents (Stephen Colbert and Leslie Mann) over for dinner in hopes the youngsters can work through their issues.
Instead they take their competing egos along with them in the WABAC machine, Mr. Peabody's time-traveling invention. Finally the film gets its footing. Time travel allows the kids, with Mr. Peabody's assistance, to have clever fun at history's expense: Smile, Mona Lisa, smile.
But the underlying 21st century issues — what makes a good parent, what makes a family, how can a friendship between feuding kids be forged — seem relatively rote. For all the ways the film reflects its earlier TV incarnation, the shadings have been softened. "Mr. Peabody" could use a bit more bite.
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James Dobson joins critics of gender-neutral NIV revision
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (BP)--James Dobson stated Feb. 5 he will not support the gender-neutral "Today's New International Version" revision of the widely used 1984 New International Version translation of the Bible.
Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family and one of the nation's leading evangelicals, noted in a prepared statement:
-- "... I have now received sufficient feedback from a large number of evangelical scholars to convince me that this new work is a step backward in the field of biblical translation. Accordingly, I am now adding my name to the list of those who disagree with the liberties [the International Bible Society] has taken with God's Word in the new translation."
-- "I love the Scriptures and I know them to be the very words of God to His creation. Like most evangelical Christians, I want my Bible to contain an accurate translation of the canonical Hebrew and Greek texts. Accordingly, I will continue to speak out against any effort that alters God's Word or toys with translation methodology for the sake of 'political correctness.'"
-- It is "particularly unfortunate that the IBS has now chosen to go its own way" by withdrawing its endorsement of 1997 Bible translation guidelines developed in the wake of controversy over IBS plans, at the time, to introduce a gender-neutral Bible in the U.S. market by 2001. Dobson stated that the IBS "risks dividing the Christian community again, as well as damaging its own reputation and undermining the wonderful work in which it has been engaged for more than 150 years."
The Today's New International Version (TNIV) was unveiled Jan. 28 in an announcement by IBS, the copyright holder of the NIV, and Zondervan, the NIV's publisher.
By the end of the week, however, a group of evangelical scholars had signed a statement declaring that "we cannot endorse the TNIV translation as sufficiently accurate to commend to the church."
The one-paragraph statement, now signed by 31 scholars, cited "troubling translation inaccuracies -- primarily (but not exclusively) in relation to gender language -- that introduce distortions of the meanings that were conveyed better by the original NIV."
Signatories include two Southern Baptist Convention seminary presidents, R. Albert Mohler Jr. of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Paige Patterson of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; Wayne Grudem of Phoenix Seminary in Scottsdale, Ariz., and a past president of the Evangelical Theological Society; Harold O.J. Brown of Reformed Theological Seminary; R.C. Sproul of Ligonier Ministries; John Piper of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis; and Raymond C. Ortlund Jr. of First Presbyterian Church, Augusta, Ga. Another leading theologian, J.I. Packer, did not add his name to the signatories, but told Baptist Press the TNIV is "a retrograde move ... . The masculine pronoun belongs in almost every language of the world. The gains that this translation seeks to achieve are far outweighed by the loss."
IBS, as of Feb. 6, had not returned several calls from Baptist Press seeking comment on the unfolding reaction to the TNIV.
IBS/Zondervan, on its www.tniv.info website, has listed a number of TNIV endorsers, including author Philip Yancey; Craig Blomberg of Denver Seminary; Gilbert Bilezikian and Gary Burge of Wheaton College; Mark Strauss of Bethel Seminary San Diego; and John R. Kohlenberger III, editor of "The Exhaustive Concordance to the Greek New Testament."
Much of the criticism of the TNIV has been spearheaded by the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, which has posted on its www.cbmw.org website a 12-point "Concise listing of TNIV inaccuracies" and a longer list of more than 100 challenges to TNIV gender-related renderings.
The TNIV's New Testament will be published this spring, according to an IBS/Zondervan news release, and the complete Bible is "expected in 2005." They said the NIV also will continue to be published.
In another development, Wayne Grudem has challenged the International Bible Society over its statement that the TNIV was developed in accordance with Bible translation guidelines of the International Forum of Bible Agencies (IBFA), which encompasses such ministries as Wycliffe Bible Translators and New Tribes Mission.
"I personally feel misled," Grudem wrote in an e-mail to various individuals. In checking the IBFA guidelines, Grudem noted, "I found that they say nothing about the controversial areas of translating gender language!"
Grudem also wrote that the IBS, in stating that it was withdrawing its support from the 1997 accord known as the Colorado Springs Guidelines in order to follow those of the IBFA and IBS' own guidelines "gives an impression of 'academic cover' under which they did their work. But the guidelines did no such thing."
In an interview with Baptist Press, Grudem cited three of the seven guidelines of the International Forum of Bible Agencies that he said IBS has violated in its TNIV revision of the NIV:
-- Guideline 1: "To translate the Scriptures accurately, without loss, change, distortion or embellishment of the meaning of the original text. Accuracy in Bible translation is the faithful communication, as exactly as possible, of that meaning, determine according to sound principles of exegesis."
-- Guideline 4: "To represent faithfully the original historical and cultural context. Historical facts and events should be expressed without distortion. At the same time the translation should be done in such a way that the receptor audience, despite differences of situation and culture, may understand the message that the original author was seeking to communicate to the original audience."
-- Guideline 5: "To make every effort to ensure that no contemporary political, ideological, social, cultural, or theological agenda is allowed to distort the translation."
Grudem reiterated a key contention of TNIV critics, that the TNIV fails to accurately translate masculine singular pronouns -- he, him, his -- which are used in a generic way in Scripture and in much of contemporary language.
IBS spokesmen have stated that the TNIV does not reflect an agenda for political correctness and that it continues to use masculine references to God and Jesus.
Steve Johnson, IBS vice president for communication and development, sent an e-mail to Baptist Press after its Jan. 28 news story on the TNIV, stating: "I wish to state for the record that the overriding concern of the [Committee on Bible Translation, a 15-scholar group responsible for the NIV text] is ALWAYS accuracy and clarity. While there may be differences within the body on the specific rendering of Greek and Hebrew, the influence of social agenda into any translation is NEVER permitted. We regret that once again, the issue of providing God's Word to the next generation of English-speakers has become an issue of division in the Body of Christ."
A Bible scholar who spoke on condition of anonymity commented to Baptist Press, however, that the TNIV and proponents of politically correct speech at least share in common an agenda against masculine terminology. The use of he, him, his and "man" are "the kind of language that has been called 'sexist' by proponents of politically correct speech for years," the scholar said. "The bias against masculine nuances and meaning are characteristic of the pressures for politically correct speech on university campuses for decades."
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A Beautiful Planet
A Beautiful Planet is a breathtaking portrait of Earth from space, providing a unique perspective and increased understanding of our planet and galaxy as never seen before. Made in cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the film features stunning footage of our magnificent blue planet — and the effects humanity has had on it over time — captured by the astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS). From space, Earth blazes at night with the electric intensity of human expansion — a direct visualization of our changing world. But it is within our power to protect the planet. As we continue to explore and gain knowledge of our galaxy, we also develop a deeper connection to the place we all call home. From IMAX Entertainment and the late Toni Myers — the acclaimed filmmaker behind celebrated IMAX® documentaries Blue Planet, Hubble 3D, and Space Station 3D — A Beautiful Planet presents an awe-inspiring glimpse of Earth and a hopeful look into the future of humanity.
Presented by IMAX Entertainment. Made in cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Photo Credits:
- A stunning view of the Bahamas from the International Space Station as seen in A Beautiful Planet.
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- An awe-inspiring view of a Sunrise from the International Space Station revealed in A Beautiful Planet. © 2016 IMAX Corporation
On Friday May 29, 2020, A Beautiful Planet is showing at 12 PM
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Talking Golf With US Golf TV's Todd Kolb [AUDIO]
Golf season will be here (eventually) in the Upper Midwest, and ESPN 99.1's Jeff Harkness talked with Todd Kolb from USGolfTV.com about a wide range of topics from the links, starting with the late winter weather we're having and what effect it will have on spring golf.
It is also going to be an abbreviated high school golf season in South Dakota. We're less than a month away from the end of the season, May 20-21 with the Boys Class B State Tournament at the Brookings Country Club, the Class AA Girls at Hillcrest Golf & Country Club in Yankton, the Class A Girls at Pine Hills Golf Course in Milbank, and the Class B Girls at Edgebrook Golf Course in Brookings (the AA and A Boys competed last fall).
On the national golf scene, people are still buzzing about The Masters and Adam Scott's dramatic win. His victory also re-ignited the long putter debate, and whetheror not it has a place in the game.
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Keep your inappropriate behavior to yourself
After writing an article several months ago about the damage which can be done to school children who suffer from the attacks of fellow students who have bullying behaviors, I received information from a reader about a similar oppressive situation.
It is extremely important to gain control over school-aged bullying, teaching these children a more acceptable form of behavior because as this reader commented, children who develop bullying behavior typically grow up to abuse the adults in their lives.
While abusive adults play a big role in domestic violence, they also play a major role in abusive on-the-job situations. Far too often employees attempt their climb to success by stepping on anyone who may get in their way, belittling and picking at co-workers in order to make themselves look better. Just as often, too many employers and supervisors use abusive techniques to bring those under them into subjection. Both situations are unhealthy for both the abusers and those being abused as is evident by a comment from one reader.
"It's important that bullying be addressed in the schools because student bullies grow up to become bullies in the workplace," Leonard Nolt said. "I learned about workplace bullying the hard way at my former employer...where I was the target of a co-worker bully for over two and a half years before being forced to resign (after working there for 30 years), since I was becoming disabled by the bullying."
According to an article by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industry, work place bullying often involves an abuse or misuse of power. This type of bullying includes repeated behavior that intimidates, degrades, offends, or humiliates workers in front of others, resulting in feelings of defenselessness in the abused. Behavior such as this weakens an individual's self-esteem while at work.
Individuals who suffer the effects of bullying can experience major physical and mental health problems. At times the outcome of a person being treated with such disrespect can result in post traumatic stress disorder, musculskeletal problems, phobias, sleep disturbances, depression and digestive problems. Because of the many physical and mental side effects abusive behavior produces, employees who find themselves the target of a boss or co-worker may experience many absences from work. This inappropriate behavior will affect both the employee and the company, according to the Washington State Department of Labor.
"Bullies do not run good organizations; staff turnover and sick leave will be high while morale and productivity will be low," the article said. "Stress, depression and physical health problems result in time away from work that is costly in terms of worker's compensation and lost productivity."
The Department of Labor offers some suggestions which might help individuals who become the target of workplace bullying. These people can regain control by recognizing they are being bullied and understanding they are not the source of the problem. The main reason a bully exhibits inappropriate behavior is to gain control over his or her target. Next, the victim should take action by keeping a detailed journal of the abuser's acts. If the bullying persists, the target must take the matter to his or her supervisor. Employers should create a zero-tolerance anti-bullying plan to help put an immediate stop to any bullying behaviors brought to their attention.
Although it might be easy for some people to ignore the bullying of a co-worker, no one wants to become the victim. Unless this type of inappropriate behavior is discouraged by co-workers and employers alike, everyone is at risk.


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Michigan takes aim at class of chemicals to make them illegal in state
Health leaders say Phenethylamine drugs have resulted in 19 people being rushed to ER
DETROIT – The Michigan Board of Pharmacy has begun the process of the emergency scheduling of a class of synthetic drugs called Phenethylamine.
On Dec. 3, the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) Director James K. Haveman issued an imminent danger notification to the Michigan Board of Pharmacy within the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) to begin the process of making this class of chemicals illegal in Michigan.
On Tuesday, LARA Acting Director Steve Arwood issued a statement that said the aim is to get Phenethylamine drugs classified as controlled substances.
"This decision was primarily based on an imminent danger notification from the Department of Community Health acting on recommendations from Michigan State Police (MSP), local health officers and law enforcement agencies," Arwood said.
Phenethylamine in Michigan
Michigan has seen 19 cases across the state that have resulted in emergency department treatment and while there have been no fatalities in Michigan, there have been five nationwide. Information regarding this new drug indicates that it's coming in from overseas and being distributed within the state.
Information has shown that use of these chemicals has resulted in severe physiological and psychological effects on users throughout the state. Users have experienced hallucinations, disorientation, renal failure, seizures, tachycardia, hypovolemic shock, acute respiratory failure, central nervous system (CNS) depression, acute leukocytosis and rhabdomyolysis.
Since June 2012, information across the state regarding Phenethylamine drugs has been collected and sent to the MDCH by the Michigan Poison Control Center (MPCC), MSP, local health officers and law enforcement agencies. The MDCH said the frequency of individuals presenting to emergency departments throughout Michigan is steadily increasing.
This is the first time that the emergency scheduling process of synthetic drugs has been utilized since the law passed in June 2012. The scheduling of Phenethylamine drugs and a variety of amphetamine-like stimulants will not immediately take effect but requesting an emergency scheduling is the first step in the process.
"With this class of synthetic drugs in Michigan, the state is doing all that it can to ban these substances as soon as possible," said James K. Haveman, Director of the MDCH. "Because these drugs are being sold under a wide variety of names and packaging forms, parents are highly encouraged to talk to their children and call the Michigan Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222 about any concerns they may have."
Michigan bans synthetic marijuana
Gov. Rick Snyder in June signed bills banning so-called synthetic marijuana.
The substance, sold under trade names like Spice and K2, has been available in stores as a mix of dried herbs and spices sprayed with chemicals. It has been blamed for health problems and violent behavior, especially among young people.
The bills crack down on synthetic cannabinoids and products sometimes referred to as bath salts. They also allow the Department of Community Health to declare health dangers when other synthetic drugs pop up. The bills were recently approved by the state Legislature.
Some counties and communities already have acted on their own to ban synthetic marijuana.
The National Conference of State Legislatures reports that at least 40 states have banned synthetic cannabinoids.
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Hello All:
I have been using Pocomail since 2008. No other email client comes close in terms of features and elegance. Everything has been working same as always until last week, when I discovered connection errors on all my accounts. Trial and error and consultation w/ my hosting provider indicate that there is some mis-match with SSL credentials or protocols. I was able to get everything working again by disabling the Account Setup checkbox for 'Enable Secure Connection (SSL) for both outgoing and incoming servers.
I'm no telecom expert, but I presume the problem lies in hosting providers upgrading their SSL certificate, perhaps to a higher level security protocol. Of course, Pocomail has not enjoyed the same upgrade, which I believe most supported programs would do as a matter of keeping current.
So this brings the question of whether SSL is truly necesary for POP3 email. Certainly encryption is needed for shopping carts and sensitive documents, but for everday communications which do not contain sensitive data, maybe not. I have always regarded email as pretty-much public, and keep my content accordingly.
Anybody have comments on the continued use of Pocomail with the SSL security feature disabled?
Looking around for substitutes I found two that may be of interest:
1. Pegasus Mail http://www.pmail.com/index.htm
2. Claws-Mail http://www.claws-mail.org/index.php


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Some childhood memories came plunging down Wednesday at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington.
The Associated Press reports the implosion of the 200-foot-tall Texas Chute Out ends the popular ride's long run.
The parachute drop-style ride opened in 1976 but closed last month to make way for a tower swing ride called the Texas SkyScreamer, AP reports. The new ride opens next year.
Six Flags Over Texas is operated by Six Flags Entertainment Corp., which also operates various theme parks around the nation including Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio. Six Flags bought the San Antonio park from Opryland USA Inc. of Nashville, Tenn., which opened the venture in a partnership with USAA.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) - Louisville Police say they're now investigating a teenager accused of starting "Purge" rumors in the city.
Police also say they did not see a higher crime rate around Louisville Friday night. They did, however, receive a high number of anonymous tips, most of which turned out to be unfounded.
A flier for a proposed "Purge" in Louisville got the attention of the FBI, local police departments, and even Jefferson County Public Schools.
In the movie "The Purge" and its sequel everyone in the nation is allowed to commit any crime for 12 hours with no ramifications.
The horror movie has been hit at the box office but recently a flier about a purge that's coming to the Louisville area Friday evening has become a real nightmare.
People on WKYT's Facebook page are asking if it's a hoax or something they should legitimately be concerned about while in Louisville.
The reaction is so large that police have gotten involved.
"Due to circumstances that have trended nationally in regards to flash mob violence, in light of what occurred this past spring here, we realize that these things can occur in an instance," said Louisville Police Sgt. Phil Russell.
While police aren't being specific on their tactics this weekend, a new 28 camera system put in place after the mob violence last spring is something police will use to monitor any suspicious activity.
They have already said they planned to increase patrols because of the state fair which is taking place over the weekend.
Jefferson County Public Schools released a statement saying they are aware of the situation and are cooperating fully with law enforcement and will act accordingly.
Simon Kenton High School in Independence postponed a scrimmage at St. Xavier High School in Louisville Friday night because of the threats. It will now be played at Simon Kenton on Saturday morning.
Jeffersonville Indiana Police and the FBI have also released statements saying they are aware of the threat.


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store of gold and silver.
As such, we thought it would be useful to combine a reader list of great hiding places for your gold and silver with some ideas from The Doc.
We'll start the list off with 10 hiding places, and we encourage readers to post their ideas as well.
(please post your ideas anonymously or using a non-identifiable avatar as this is a public website)
The best hiding spot is secrecy. Don't tell anyone that you own gold or silver.
The second best hiding spot is good deterrence. Use an excellent alarm system, always keep your doors and windows locked, get a dog (a REAL dog, not a purse dog), keep lights on and make it look like you are always home, etc.
We also recommend having several different hiding spots for your precious metals. That way if a thief finds one of your spots they won't have your whole stash, and also if the thief puts a gun to your head and demands your gold/silver, you might be able to give him one of your smaller stashes, convince him that's all you have, and save the rest.
10 Hiding Spots for Gold and Silver
1. Dig a hole 3-4 feet deep and bury your stash. Fill the dirt back in, and at 1-2 feet deep, bury a few miscellaneous items. That way if a metal detector is used, most likely the thief will stop/give up after digging up the items closer to the surface.
2. Underneath trash/ recycle bins in kitchen
3. Behind insulation in attic
4. Spray paint a silver bar gray or black, and leave it in the open as a door stop
5. Hide your silver/gold in a place that would already set off a metal detector.
6. Bury the coins in the bottom of the pot of your balcony/ porch plants
7. Empty out a tube of orange juice concentrate, fill will silver/gold rounds, pour orange juice back in, and place in freezer
8. Open up a half-used can of paint. Take a ziplock bag, place your coins in the bag, and push all the air out. Put the ziplock back inside a second ziplock bag, then submerge in the half-used paint can, and reseal the top.
The metal of the paint can will foil metal detectors, and no thief is likely to steal used paint cans sitting in your garage or basement. (Be sure to inform your spouse to prevent a costly "spring cleaning" when she empties the garage/basement)
9. Use a decoy safe and fill with $100-$200 in cash, and petty jewelry. Make sure the safe is easily found, and always leave the key "accidentally" in it. Leave some cash in other common places as well such as drawers, etc.
10. Inside stuffed animals in your kid's room. Most people will not keep/store any valuables in young children's rooms, and they are also often very messy (meaning no quick in and out for the thief) so thieves tend to typically avoid them.
The important thing is to think like a thief. A thief's main goal is to steal as much as possible, and leave your home as fast as possible.
Again, we're sure our readers have much better and many more suggestions than we have!
Good luck, and good hiding!


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Close your eyes, and imagine sinking your teeth into a sandwich stacked with crispy chicken, zesty tomato sauce, and gooey cheese. Open your eyes... The recipe is right here, and it's guilt-free too!
1/4 cup Fiber One Original bran cereal
1/8 tsp. Italian seasoning
1/8 tsp. each salt and black pepper
1/8 tsp. garlic powder
1/8 tsp. onion powder
One 3-oz. raw boneless skinless chicken breast cutlet, pounded to 1/2-inch thickness
1 tbsp. fat-free liquid egg substitute (like Egg Beaters Original)
2 tbsp. low-fat marinara sauce
2 tbsp. shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
One 100-calorie flat sandwich bun (like Arnold Select/Brownberry/Oroweat Sandwich Thins)
Place cereal in a sealable plastic bag, seal, and finely crush with a meat mallet or other heavy utensil.
Transfer to a wide bowl, and stir in seasonings.
Place chicken in another wide bowl, top with egg substitute, and flip to coat. Shake to remove excess egg, and coat with crumbs.
Bring a skillet sprayed with nonstick spray to medium heat. Cook chicken for about 5 minutes per side, until cooked through.
Still in the skillet, top chicken with marinara sauce and cheese. Cover and cook for 1 minute, or until cheese has melted.
Place chicken on the bottom half of the bun, and add the other bun half. Dig in!
Serving: 1 sandwich Calories: 292 Fat: 6g Sodium: 812mg Carbs: 38g Fiber: 12.5g Sugars: 4.5g Protein: 31g PointsPlus® value 8*
HG Tip! To pound a chicken cutlet, either lay it between two pieces of plastic wrap or place it in a sealable bag, squeeze out the air, and seal. Using a meat mallet (or other heavy utensil with a flat surface), pound it until uniform in thickness.
We're pretty sure that nobody in the history of food has ever bitten into a chicken Parmesan sandwich and thought, "This is one healthy meal!" Whipping up this thing is like a master class in making a super-fattening dish: Take a piece of deep-fried meat, cover it with sauce and cheese, and put it on an oversized bun. For us, making over this sandwich was like a master class in Chew the Right Thing: Take a lean chicken cutlet, coat it in high-fiber breadcrumbs, top with low-fat marinara and light cheese, and put it on a flat bun. You too can master the art of guilt-free sandwich assembly... Hope you're hungry!
Serving Size: 1 sandwich Calories: 665 Fat: 26g Sodium: 1,733mg Carbs: 62g Fiber: 3.5g Sugars: 6g Protein: 43g PointsPlus® value 17*
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I made quick few sketches of how the friendship flowers reminded me of mean girls... They were really quick, so the quality isn't so great.
I could completely see Lucy and Carson as those two.
Lucy: "Maybe because I have big Lesbian crush you! So choke on that *****!" That is still my favorite quote.


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California Pizza Kitchen is a casual-dining restaurant serving up California creativity through its innovative menu items. CPK provides a range of inspired dishes, from hand-tossed and hearth-baked California-style pizzas, to imaginative salads, pastas, entrees, soups, sandwiches and beverages.Offering dine-in, take-out, catering, online ordering and an award-winning CPKids Menu.
Guests are invited to join the Pizza Dough Rewards program. For every $100 spent at CPK, they will receive $5 of Pizza Dough Rewards that can be redeemed on their next visit. To join, go to cpk.com, download the Pizza Dough Rewards App or sign up with a server.
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I got this comment last week on my article on Jerry Robitaille…
I just could not believe this…
Sorry, but in this case the Mormon site is incorrect concerning Jerry's place of birth. He was not born in New Bedford.
According to Massachusetts records, there is no birth for him in the Massachusetts Archives maintained by the Secretary of State.
According to New Bedford records, there is no birth of anyone whose last name starts with the letter R in New Bedford from 1842 to 1848.
However, in the New Bedford Vital Records, Jerry's birth – as recorded on his gravestone in New Bedford – was March 15, 1846.
He is buried at Rural Cemetery in New Bedford, but that does not mean that he was born in the city.
His GAR record, preserved at the New Bedford Free Public Library and based on information that he provided when he enrolled in the local GAR post in 1894, states that he was born in Canada and came to New York about 1863, shortly before he enlisted.
He is one of the few persons of French or French-Canadian origin to have fought in the Civil War and to have a link to New Bedford. That itself makes him noteworthy!
Jerry Robitaille


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CodeRunner Documentation (V3.2.1)
1 Introduction
CodeRunner is a Moodle question type that allows teachers to run a program in order to grade a student's answer. By far the most common use of CodeRunner is in programming courses where students are asked to write program code to some specification and that code is then graded by running it in a series of tests. CodeRunner questions have also been used in other areas of computer science and engineering to grade questions in which many different correct answers are possible and a program must be used to assess correctness. However, the focus throughout most of this document will be on programming questions, where the students' code is being graded.
Regardless of the behaviour chosen for a quiz, CodeRunner questions always run in an adaptive mode, in which students can click a Check button to see if their code passes the tests defined in the question. If not, students can resubmit, typically for a small penalty. In the typical 'all-or-nothing' mode, all test cases must pass if the submission is to be awarded any marks. The mark for a set of questions in a quiz is then determined primarily by which questions the student is able to solve successfully and then secondarily by how many submissions the student makes on each question. However, it is also possible to configure CodeRunner questions so that the mark is determined by how many of the tests the code successfully passes.
CodeRunner and its predecessors pycode and ccode has been in use at the University of Canterbury for about six years, running over a million student quiz question submissions in Python, C , JavaScript, PHP, Octave and Matlab. Laboratory work, assignment work and mid-semester tests in the introductory first year Python programming course (COSC121), which has around 500 students in the first semester and 300 in the second, are all assessed using CodeRunner questions. The final exams for COSC121 have also been run using Moodle/CodeRunner since November 2014.
The second year C course (ENCE260) of around 200 students makes similar use of CodeRunner using C questions and a third year Civil Engineering course (ENCN305), taught in Matlab, uses CodeRunner for all labs and for the mid-semester programming exam. Other courses using Moodle/CodeRunner include:
- EMTH171 Mathematical Modelling and Computation
- SENG02 Software Engineering I
- COSC261 Formal Languages and Compilers
- COSC367 Computational Intelligence
- ENCE360 Operating Systems
- SENG365 Web Computing Architectures
CodeRunner currently supports Python2 (considered obsolescent), Python3, C, C++, Java, PHP, JavaScript (NodeJS), Octave and Matlab. The architecture allows easy extension to other languages.
CodeRunner can safely be used on an institutional Moodle server, provided that the sandbox software in which code is run ("Jobe") is installed on a separate machine with adequate security and firewalling. However, if CodeRunner-based quizzes are to be used for tests and final exams, a separate Moodle server is recommended, both for load reasons and so that various Moodle communication facilities, like chat and messaging, can be turned off without impacting other classes.
A single 4-core Moodle server can handle an average quiz question submission rate of about 60 quiz questions per minute while maintaining a response time of less than about 3 - 4 seconds, assuming the student code itself runs in a fraction of a second. We have run CodeRunner-based exams with nearly 300 students and experienced only light to moderate load factors on an 8-core Moodle server. The Jobe server, which runs student submissions (see below), is even more lightly loaded during such an exam.
The CodeRunner question type can be installed on any modern Moodle system (version 2.6 or later including version 3.0), on Linux, Windows and Mac. For security reasons submitted jobs are usually run on a separate machine called the "Jobe server" or "Jobe sandbox machine".


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Elwin Giel necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 156 diseños de 39 diseñadores freelance.
The Penthouse The Appartments The Hague
We are a strategic development company aiming to create one of the most special places to meet in The Netherlands. The top 3 floors of the tallest building of the city are being developed into a unique leisure centre. On the ground floor, visitors will be welcomed and a glass elevator will speed them up to the 40th, 41st and 42nd floor. There will be 6 meeting rooms on the 40th floor, a viewing arcade ond the 41st and a restaurant / multimedia room / nightclub on the 42nd floor. The project plan can be seen at http://issuu.com/bluegroup/docs/tourdelahaye. This is in Dutch, however, the pictures speak for themselves :) Please note that Tour de la Haye is the project name, not the name for the business. This will be The Penthouse for the top floor and The Appartments for the meeting rooms on the 40th floor. The location The Hague is important as well.
Special detail: the windows of the top level restaurant / nightclub will be used as videoscreens, creating a 55metres panorama screen. This means the view on the town can be changed into a view of the sea, Hong Kong, or anything else... a real attraction! See the animation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfBOxXB3oI0
There are lots of pictures of the building on Flickr: just search for Strijkijzer The Hague.
The target audience is very wide: from business people for the meeting rooms to young adults (21+) for the nightclub and restaurant. The location stands out from the crowd... and so should the logo. Hip, trendy, luxurious, special, top level are the words that come to mind.
A truly different place to meet deserves a top quality logo!
A logo for The Penthouse | The Appartments | The Hague, preferably as a family of elements that can be used individually in different applications. Note: we are not really looking for 3 different logo's, but we want to be able to apply the logo to the different functions of the business. If you want to start of with just one logo design for The Penthouse (name of the business) The Hague (location) that is o.k.
The files we require are of the EPS format so that they can be used in any application from print to web. It has to be possible to change specific logo elements, so no bitmap images that cannot be changed.
What should the logo look like? That's up to you! But we are thinking of a combination of the text, obviously, with a signature logo element.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Anti-sexual zealotry at Yale
The witch hunt for sexual deviants is just beginning at Yale. As reported in the Yale Daily News, the Women Faculty Forum wants to employ the new consensual relationships policy as a launch pad for a more encompassing sexual control policy.
In its report, the Women Faculty Forum also recommended that new, University-wide policies against sexual misconduct replace existing policies, which vary across Yale College, the Graduate School and the professional schools. They also want Yale to shift its focus from sexual harassment to the broader issue of sexual misconduct — an umbrella term that applies to both sexual harassment and assault, and includes other sexually motivated behaviors intended to intimidate or threaten.
The Women Faculty Forum also called for the creation of a centralized sexual misconduct grievance board to administer the new policy and address complaints from undergraduates, graduate and professional students, faculty and staff alike. Currently, complaints are evaluated by four different grievance boards across the University.
"We don't think there's a lot of additional study necessary in terms of outside research," Woman Faculty Forum report co-author and School of Management professor Connie Bagley said. "I hope the group is serious about the issues and willing to roll up their sleeves, dig into the [Women Faculty Forum] report and policy and just get this done."
Miller said the University's quick response to the report's demand for a review committee and new policy on student-faculty relationships signals a "recommitment" to preventing sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
"The administrators we've been working with agree that sexual misconduct has no place at Yale," Bagley said last month. "They're serious about trying to take additional steps to eliminate it."
Both Bagley and Priya Natarajan, a professor of astronomy and physics and a co-chair of the committee that authored the report, said they are pleased with the University's response to the Women Faculty Forum report so far, but added that this is just the beginning of the process. The new committee must act quickly and decisively and follow the policy changes outlined in the report, Bagley said.
The report came from over a year of research, writing and consultation with faculty and administrators, most of whom supported the group's proposed policies, Bagley said. Members of the committee responsible for the report worked with the General Counsel's Office to ensure that the policy changes offered in the report were legally feasible.
The Women Faculty Forum began work on its report on sexual misconduct in fall 2008, after several pledges to the fraternity Zeta Psi posed for pictures outside the Women's Center with signs that read "We Love Yale Sluts" and 100 medical students wrote a letter to School of Medicine administrators in December 2007 expressing concern over the prevalence of sexual harassment at the school, according to the report. The Women Faculty Forum's goal in writing the report was to help administrators to develop a workable, University-wide anti-sexual misconduct policy, Bagley said.
The dankprofessor finds it breathtaking that the report promulgates a policy of eliminating all sexual misconduct at Yale while at the same time insuring that the policies are legally "feasible". Eliminating/eradicating sexual misconduct is simply not compatible with law that recognizes due process and civil liberties. Such elimination can occur but only in an authoritarian state ruled by sexual zealots. Of course, "elimination" should be in quotes since so-called sexual misconduct is never completely eliminated. The anti-sexual zealots know this and know that their work is never completed; vigilance is always necessary in their world view.
What this and other similar policies also foment is the use of informants, third party informants who will report on sexual dissidents. Based on reports to me from distraught students and profs, the usage of informants is commonplace in American universities. Getting a handle on this situation is difficult since the identity of such informants is kept secret by university authorities. In fact, most often the entire proceeding against sexual dissidents is of a secretive nature. What makes the Yale policy even more fertile for the fomenting of informants is the usage of the nebulous term "amorous relationships". So if the behavior is perceived as not sexual but amorous such is enough to initiate the charges.
But one may ask who would be prone to become informants at Yale or any other university? The prone would be distraught or jealous students or faculty. A student who believes that she or he was unfairly given a poor grade may come forward with a false charge knowing that ones identity is protected and knowing in some cases that there are no rules regarding false charges. Or one may be jealous of a fellow student or fellow faculty member or one may be a distraught ex-boyfriend. The list can go on and on.
The world of Yale is no different than the worlds beyond the walls of ivy. The small minded are everywhere. The paranoid are everywhere. The sexual zealots are everywhere. The question is whether they will be allowed to takeover Yale and recreate Yale in their image.
For my prior posting on the Zeta Psi fraternity controversy, click here.
The dankprofessor will also be reporting on prior incidents of sexual hysteria at Yale and on a faculty member who was subjected to said hysteria.
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It makes Me sad to see all this fuss and attampt to regulaize
all aspects of interaction between people in the academic world as well as in the rest of the society.
I am a strong defender of human integrity and its My belief that most people know or feel when somebody stept over the line.I am aweare that whats o.k.is very individual and that fact speaks strongly against specific regulations.
The only Big Brother I like is the novel by George Orwell!
Comment by Walther Metzler | December 16, 2009 |
When I read the above article reprinted from the Yale Daily News, I too was struck by the odd concern of seeing that "policy changes offered in the report were legally feasible". As far as I am concerned, ANY adverse action taken against a professor, or other employee, over consensual dating after school/work should be viewed as an egregious violation of said peoples' Civil Rights! If this takes place in a public institution, you can throw in Constitutional Rights, as well!
The proposed "rules" on "sexual misconduct" may include a man tactfully looking at a woman for what is subjectively thought to be "too long"!
The Dankprofessor gives a credible scenario of the police state like mentality apparent in the development of informers. Let me ask the obvious question:
With the sickening obsession over consensual dating and subjective incidents of "sexual misconduct", will anybody at Yale have any time to learn academic courses??
I will repeat what I said in my last post:
An open challenge to the dating ban, hopefully by a respected, unmarried professor, should put the university on notice that this type of thing will not being tolerated. I wonder if the school would seek to punish said respected professor, ignoring his academic value to the institution? If it does, this, or any professor/employee should have backing for a legal challenge, or else find a law firm which is willing to take his case on a contingency basis.
I am Catholic, and appreciate the upbringing I had to respect women. However, the Church's dogmatic stance on sexual matters is unhealthy, something which most Catholics agree on today. Just look at the lines of people going to Confession: they are much shorter than they were when we were kids. I know the reason too: Catholics don't feel they have to run to Confession every time he has sexual fantasies involving Jennifer Aniston, or she fantasizes over Brad Pitt! The same applies to looking at Playboy/Playgirl.
The "politically correct" mentality at some universities, including Yale, is attempting to bring us back to those days when most things sexual were considered "serious sins"! If professors, other school employees, and students stand up to this new repression, the powers to be should take notice, and reconsider their oppressive ways!
Comment by Donald Visconti | December 19, 2009 |
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From Sept. 20-22, the wineries of the Niagara Wine Trail will celebrate the beginning of the harvest season with their annual Harvest Fest Weekend event. As part of one of the most popular events for the trail, wine and food pairings will be featured at each participating winery.
Each participating winery has selected an item from a local food vendor to pair with its wines. Many of wineries will pair wine with seasonal favorites such as harvest-theme breads, fruits, desserts and produce. From sweet, to savory and spicy, there is something to delight every palate.
Some of the pairings and festivities include:
•Schulze Vineyards wine paired with The Wilson House's butternut squash ricotta sage crostini, which features Lakefront Roasted Olive Oil. Schulze will also feature live music by VARUNA on Saturday from 2-5 p.m. on its patio, and Winslow's Choice jam, oatmeal, cranberry and raisin cookies.
•Arrowhead Spring Vineyard will feature its LockPORT Red with harvest-themed pizzelles by Nando Silenzi.
•Black Willow Winery wines paired with open-faced smoked chicken won ton.
•The Winery at Marjim Manor's Katapalooza or Cranberry Crescendo wines paired with apple curry. Also, a Dove chocolatier will be at the winery with samples of savory mixes to go with dry white wines (Cat's Meow or Starlight) and chocolate pizza for sale.
•Victorianbourg Wine Estate will have a choice of one of three pairings: garlic bread with flavored olive oil dips (sun-dried tomato and Parmesan; Italian herbs; butter essence by Lakefront Olive Orchard) with a choice of Gruner Veltliner, Gewurtztraminer or Riesling; soft biscotti with Vika Verza; or cheesecake with "Chocolate Obsession" (biscotti and cheesecake by KM Treats of Lockport).
•Chateau Niagara Winery wine paired with "Gondolas" from the Wine Trail Italian Bistro (tomatoes, thinly sliced onions, a blend of cheeses with special sauce, rolled in dough and baked).
•A Gust of Sun Winery will have a harvest time pasta primavera made with butternut and acorn squash, onion, peppers, tomatoes, pear, cilantro, pasta and, of course, a little Sweet Westies white wine paired with Sweet Westies white. Recipe cards will be available. A craft fair will also be held on Saturday and Sunday.
•Honeymoon Trail Winery sweet wines paired with cheesecake.
•Midnight Run Wine Cellars featuring antipasti bite paired with Cabernet Franc. On Saturday, from 2-4 p.m., enjoy live music with Sawhorse Jackson.
•Eveningside Vineyards is pairing a chocolate or raspberry rugula (a Jewish pastry) with claret (dry red blend) or riesling.
•Spring Lake Winery will have a "Fall Fondue Party."
•Long Cliff Winery is featuring an Autumn classic: assortment of Homemade pumpkin, molasses and butterscotch oatmeal cookies from Carson's Deli & Bakery in Lockport paired to complement the notes of gingerbread and caramel in its 2011 pinot gris.
A full list of each winery's food pairing and additional featured activities may be found online at www.niagarawinetrail.org.
Advance tickets are $30/person and are available online through Sept. 18. Tickets will be available at the door of each winery during the event for $35/person. There is no charge for designated drivers or non-drinking attendees. Tickets are valid for all three days of the event and include wine tasting at each winery, one food sampling at each winery, and a commemorative wine glass from the starting winery.
Friday hours are noon-5 p.m.; Saturday is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday is noon until 5 p.m.
For more information, or to order tickets, visit www.NiagaraWineTrail.org.


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The Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods (PHDCN) is an interdisciplinary study of how families, schools, and neighborhoods affect child and adolescent development. It was designed to advance the understanding of the developmental pathways of both positive and negative human social behaviors. In particular, the Project examined the pathways to juvenile delinquency, adult crime, substance abuse, and violence. At the same time, the Project also provided a detailed look at the environments in which these social behaviors take place by collecting substantial amounts of data about urban Chicago, including its people, institutions, and resources.
The Project's design consisted of two major components. The first was an intensive study of Chicago's neighborhoods, particularly the social, economic, organizational, political, and cultural structures and the dynamic changes that take place in the structures over time. The second component was a series of coordinated longitudinal studies that followed over 6,000 randomly selected children, adolescents, and young adults to examine the changing circumstances of their lives and the personal characteristics that might lead them toward or away from a variety of antisocial behaviors.
PHDCN was directed from the Harvard School of Public Health, and funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the National Institute of Justice, the National Institute of Mental Health, the U.S. Department of Education, the Administration for Children, Youth and Families, the Harris Foundation, and the Turner Foundation.
NACJD, a part of the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) at the University of Michigan, designed this Resource Guide for World Wide Web users to learn about the PHDCN dataset and to connect to other PHDCN information sources.
With this guide, first time users or experienced analysts can:
The Community Surveys measured the structural conditions and organization of neighborhoods in Chicago with respect to the dynamic structure of the local community, the neighborhood organizational and political structures, cultural values, information and formal social control, and social cohesion. The first Community Survey was conducted in 1994-1995 and consisted of household interviews with 8,782 adult Chicago residents from 343 neighborhood clusters.
View Community Surveys Methodology
Systematic Social Observation (SSO) is a standardized approach for directly observing the physical, social, and economic characteristics of neighborhoods, one block at a time. The main objective of the SSO was to measure the effects of neighborhood characteristics upon young people's development, specifically the variables associated with youth violence. SSO data were collected in 1995 by videotaping and coding characteristics of 80 sampled blocks from 343 neighborhood clusters in Chicago.
View Systematic Social Observations Methodology
The Longitudinal Cohort Study collected three waves of data over a period of seven years from a sample of children, adolescents, young adults, and their primary caregivers. Seven randomly-selected cohorts of respondents were selected to study the changing circumstances of their lives and the personal characteristics that may lead them towards or away from a variety of antisocial behaviors. The age cohorts include birth (0), 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18 years. Data were collected at three points in time: 1994-1997, 1997-1999, and 2000-20001. Numerous measures were administered to respondents to gauge various aspects of human development, including individual differences, as well as family, peer, and school influences.
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As part of the Longitudinal Cohort Study, 412 infants from the birth cohort and their primary caregivers were studied during Wave 1 (1994-1997) to examine the effects of prenatal and postnatal conditions on the health and cognitive functioning of infants in the first year of life. The Infant Assessment Unit also sought to link early developmental processes and the onset of antisocial behavior and to measure the strength of these relationships. The infants received an assessment between the ages of 5 to 7 months, in addition to the protocol given to all infants in cohort 0 as part of the Longitudinal Cohort Study. Measures assessed visual recognition and memory, physical health and birth complications, temperament, and family environment. Videotaped records were used to record the response of the infant to different types of stimulation, as well as to capture interactions between the parent and infant to determine empathic responsiveness of the parent, encouragement and guidance, and overall psychopathology.
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Smokey Robinson Presents Human Nature: The Motown Show Opens At The Venetian Las Vegas®
Motown legends join the Strip's hottest celebrities for star-studded premiere
LAS VEGAS, Feb. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Smokey Robinson Presents Human Nature: The Motown Show, Las Vegas' latest vocal sensation is now open at The Venetian Las Vegas.
Smokey Robinson Presents Human Nature: The Motown Show debuts with a star-studded world premiere featuring Motown legends, celebrity guests and Strip headliners including: Smokey Robinson , Mary Wilson , Carrot Top, Brian and Eddie Holland , Holly Madison , Frankie Moreno , Deniece Williams , Claire Sinclair , Ricardo Laguna , Carla Pellegrino , and cast members from Rock of Ages, Absinthe, Peepshow, iCandy The Show, and more.
"We couldn't be prouder to call the iconic Venetian Las Vegas home for the next two years," said Human Nature's Andrew Tierney . "Being in Las Vegas and performing for our fantastic locals as well as people from every corner of the world each night is a tremendous privilege."
Produced by Adam Steck and SPI Entertainment, Smokey Robinson Presents Human Nature: The Motown Show features not only Hitsville favorites, but also forgotten classics and original material by the acclaimed Australian vocalists.
Human Nature came to Las Vegas in 2009 as the #1 vocal group in Australia and quickly became one of the Strip's favorite shows. Performing to sold-out audiences regularly, the multi-platinum selling band has brought the classic Motown sound full circle.
Human Nature has released nine albums, five of which went to #1 in their native continent, selling millions of records world-wide and garnering 23 platinum awards, 70 Top 40 hits and five Top 10 hits. Their chart-topping Motown tribute, Reach Out went five-times-platinum, attracting the attention of famed songwriter Smokey Robinson , who recorded "Get Ready" with them and ultimately became a presenter of their Motown show.
The group toured nationally in the U.S. in 2012, scored a #1 position on the Motown Charts and released their latest Motown CD and DVD following their PBS TV special in 2011.
Smokey Robinson Presents Human Nature: The Motown Show performs nightly Thursday – Monday (dark Tuesday, Wednesday) at 7 p.m. Ticket prices are set at Reserved $59.95, Preferred $79.95 and VIP $99.95 (plus tax and handling fee – VIP ticket price also includes a commemorative CD). Tickets can be purchased at The Venetian Box Office, by visiting www.Venetian.com or by calling (702) 414-9000.
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I love mine, ARC made it up.
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