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So basically I want to see what other people think.
In my opinion this whole thing is being blown way out of proportion. No matter how disrespectful this video was, it does not justify killing people and burning embassies.
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I agree with Jeremy on this one, if someone thinks that the whole world has to cater towards their tender sensibility, then fuck'em. They need to wake up to the fact that no one gives a flying fuck about their religious sensitivity nor anyone will change their opinion about their religion because they say so.
I agree with you too. I have no beef with Muslims per se, I respect their freedom to believe in X religion, but I don't respect their religion or opinion nor I have to.
This is an example of why they need a violent slap into reality.
If you piss off Muslims you are going to create some EXTREMELY PISSED OF MUSLIMS! It's a natural law like gravity. It is simply the nature of our world today. What you are saying is you don't care about the tender sensibilities of wasps as you hit their nest with a stick. The Makers of Innocence of the Muslims wanted to see just this sort of reaction so they could point and say "See? I told you so. Islam is bad!". That's disgusting and sick and I think criminal.
Well I'd say anyone that hold such widely controversial and thee least evidential and even at times bluntly incorrect set of beliefs, at such unequivocal solidity to not even tolerate little sarcasm let alone serious deconstruction and refutation; is disconnected from reality, epistemologically preposterous, and need to be put away because he poses an unpredictable existential risk to human civilization.
I genuinely don't give a flying spaghetti monster's ass if they think my opinion is blasphemous, there's inexorably no excuse for someone that because he doesn't like a video on YouTube; he goes ahead and harms any living being over it.
The issue here is not to cater towards other's irrelevant emotions, the issue here is tolerance, acceptance of the fact that someone somewhere around the world can actually see what I think or what I do to be entirely ridiculous and be prepared to smile and either address it critically or simply ignore it.
To say "I genuinely don't give a flying spaghetti monster's ass if they think my opinion is blasphemous" is to say "I genuinely don't give a flying spaghetti monster's ass if what I say ultimately gets people killed". The reality of the situation is if you piss off Muslims there will be nastiness. I'm not saying their behavior isn't an overreaction or in any way justified, it is just inevitable. So, who's disconnected from reality? You're saying they shouldn't behave that way when the reality is they will.
That's an objective perspective that deals with the reality of now. And I agree from an objective point of view. But my issue here is that we should never bend over for such insanity, because believe me Willson, that's what they exactly want and will not tire till they get it.
I'm not talking out of my ass here, I actually live among those people, I hear them talk on the streets, I see the type of comments that are made on the topic either online or in local coffee shops and on the corner chitchats.
I'm not trying to judge your knowledge spectrum, but if you didn't live in this part of the world you'll not be able to fathom the sickness and evil that these people has arrived at. Of course not all of them are like that, many of whom I call "friends" are perfectly reasonable people that view the overall reaction to that video to be utterly shameful and disgusting. But not just the majority, no, the overwhelming majority are Islamofascist, intolerant, and xenophobic.
Well, perhaps the solution is to deluge them with so much blasphemy that eventually they learn to live with it.
Though I rarely agree with you Unseen, in this instance, I do - saturation may well be the key.
I recall a case study from a Psychology class I once took, about a patient in a mental institution who stole towels. As the attendant came around each day, the patient received her daily allotment of towels, but she would always turn in fewer towels than she received, and would hoard the others under her bed. A radical treatment was decided upon - rather than depriving her of towels, they saturated her, bring her more towels every hour or so. After a day or two of this, she finally said, "Enough with the damned towels!" and never stole towels again.
If one draws Muhammad, it's obvious that he can be killed - if everyone drew Muhammad, possibly they would finally understand that they can't kill us all.
The question remains, how many would have to die before they reached that conclusion?
Do a reality check Jeremy. If you insult Islam or the prophet bad things will happen. It's wrong, it's stupid but there will likely be violence and people may die. These scumbag bigot filmmakers set out to do nothing but piss off Muslims. Mission accomplished. I say fuck THEM!
I just think it's too bad it wasn't a well-done Hollywood epic starring Ron Silver (a Jew) in the role of Mohammed. Unfortunately, Ron might find being depicted as having sex with an underage girl too offensive to add to his filmography.
Part of the issue, as I understand it (and I suspect only a very small part) was the fact that the actual girl, chosen to play the part of Aisha, the 9-year old wife of Muhammad, was in reality only 7, making it seem that Muhammad was even more reprehensible than he historically was.
Everyone angry about the video says he/she didnt watch it. At least the ones i talked to. Whenever an incident like this occurs the first thing that comes to my mind is "how can we tolerate intolerance". Add to that the video is actually discussing facts from the islamic sunnah and hadiths, so why the hell are they angry, they should be proud of their prophet for whatever he did. Or they should change the bumper stickers of 'i love prophet mohamed' with 'I will kill for prophet mohamed' Kinda reflects reality.
Its seems inevitable especially after whats happening in Egypt and the rest of the Arab uprisings that a decline to darker ages will be a path that we will have to take.
may the god virus find a cure..
Here's how it works - movies are made to earn money, if no one goes to see them, they don't. If you don't like a movie, don't go see it and encourage others to boycott it as well - there was a huge Christian boycott organized when "The DaVinci Code" was released.
The Bible specifically warns, as part of the ten commandments, that no one should make any "graven" (engraved) images. If this commandment were strictly followed, Buonarroti would never have sculpted "Moses" or "David," and Mel Gibson would be hanging from my Weeping Willow for making "The Passion of the Christ."
There's no excuse, religious or otherwise, for killing anyone over a movie - could it be that Islam is such an oppressive religion that it generates anger and resentment within its followers, that they haven't the freedom to dissipate in a normal manner, and that Westerners represent a perfect target for that built-up rage?


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Theora had some issues in the past; and I recently needed to fix the looping as well. Therefore, I was cautious to use it in DeadlyMatter. There's always the image sequence function, which I think is a bit more safe to use imo (but displaying a movie could be too much for that method, I'll agree)So, nobody out there is using the Theora on Object stuff?
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iSupr8 Levi's Film Workshop: Levi's iSupr8 Film app probably does the best at capture the finicky flickery flippity of those Super 8 cams of yore. It was just updated to include some Levi's-specific features like a denim-esque camera case and other more useful options like adjustable frame rates, customizable film stock (tweak scratches and vignettes), and more. It's probably one of the most powerful "Instagram-type" video recorders available for the iPhone.
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Pano: It's a panoramic picture taking app for your Android phone. Basically, you snap a series of side-by-side individual shots together and Pano automagically stitches them together to create one super long seamless photo. Hell, you can merge together 16 pictures into one humungo 360 degree photo if you wanted! So yeah, you remember that one time you wanted to capture the entire horizon on the beach? Pano does that.
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Speakeasy Cocktails: It's a cocktails recipe book app that will transform the way you see, judge and drink cocktails. And because it's one of those book/app blends, the info is on par with the best cocktail books. There's a consistent narrative to the app, the chapters are set up to teach you the basics first and then branch out to show you each alcohol's different recipes. And even though there's a boatload of information (hundreds of recipes, videos and graphics) that covers every little detail (the minute details of ice, barware, etc), it doesn't seem overwhelming because it's seamlessly interactive-there's pop up overlays within each page and smart links that illustrate what you need to be doing. $10
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Does anyone know if the server side of a SIP session should have headers rewritten? I have a src and dst nat ( i know, asking for trouble ). I can see the client headers are being rewritten correctly, but the server side isn't. For example the contact: field in the message header has the server's real address and not the nat IP of the the server. To be clear the IP (layer 3) of the server was correctly natted.
If i can't get this to work right i think i'm going to have to do a double vpn. Haven't done that before but its all setup in a lab replication so i have a play ground setup.
assuming i'm goin double vpn this is what i'm thinking.
phone fw1 < -VPN1 -> fw2 < - VPN2 - > sip server
where vpn1 is really across the internal network and VPN2 is across the inet.
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Lady Gaga and Katy Perry have inspired a unique airline safety demo. (Getty Images)
Lady Gaga and Katy Perry have joined the mile-high club.
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Passengers aboard a Cebu Pacific Airlines flight were treated to a unique safety demonstration as the cabin crew taught them how to use seat belts and life jackets to the tune of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance" and Katy Perry's "California Gurls," the Telegraph reports.
Cebu Pacific Airlines, the largest airline in the Philippines, is known for its low-cost fares and gimmicks that have in the past include in-flight games and giveaways.
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In a statement to the Telegraph, Cebu's Vice President of Marketing Candic Iyog said, "Cebu Pacific has always been known as a fun airline, we wanted to get the message across to our customers that flight safety doesn't have to be boring.
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Abstract: Wind power generated electricity offers a unique vantage point on the nature of markets and the specific organizing processes by which markets become constructed, configured, and contested. Modern Wind power generated electricity emerged in Denmark after the first oil supply crisis in 1974 when various entrepreneurial actors responded to that situation and saw wind power as one possible solution to 'the' problem. Today wind power is globally the fastest growing energy technology and supplies significant amounts of energy in countries like Denmark and Germany, in Denmark wind power generated electricity supplies 20% of annual electricity consumption. Although the trajectory of wind power institutionally and materially is much more robust today than 25 years ago very few thought that this technology had such a future. In the context of the 1970s with modernization and emerging nuclear power, many evaluated wind power as a relic from the past, some imagined opportunities (doomed as unrealistic), but nobody imagined that wind power should become one of the important 'weapons' against the CO2-related climate change at the turn of the century. However, confronted with emergent technologies outside the existing evaluative frames and institutionalised categories, it is not about being right or wrong from an objective epistemology, but about what epistemologies are used to frame the potential worth of a potential new energy technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6668
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August Leopold Crelle
Born: 11 March 1780 in Eichwerder, (near Wriezen) Prussia (now Germany)
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August Crelle's father was a builder who had little in the way of income to be able to give his son a good education. Crelle was therefore largely self-taught, studying civil engineering. He then secured a job as a civil engineer in the service of the Prussian Government. He worked for the Prussian Ministry of the Interior on the construction and planning of roads and the one of the first railways in Germany (completed in 1838) between Berlin and Potsdam.
Had his family had the resources, then Crelle would have studied mathematics at university. He always had a love of the subject but earning money was a necessity for him. However, he was always one to be prepared to study on his own and indeed he spent a great deal of time working on mathematics. He achieved a remarkable level of mathematics considering that he had never been formally taught, and when he was 36 years old he submitted a thesis De calculi variabilium in geometria et arte mechanica usu Ⓣ to the University of Heidelberg and was duly awarded a doctorate.
Crelle was certainly not a great original mathematician, but he had three qualities which made him as important for the subject as any great researcher might have been. These three qualities were firstly his great enthusiasm for the subject, secondly his organisational ability, and thirdly his ability to spot exceptional talent in young mathematicians. This last gift is described in [1] as follows:-
Crelle had a unique sensitivity to mathematical geniusand in [12] as:-
Crelle had an extraordinary intuition for judging the qualities of young talents, and for encouraging then with their research work.He founded a journal devoted entirely to mathematics Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik in 1826. Although not the first such journal, it was organised quite differently from journals that existed at that time since these other journals were basically reporting meetings of Academies and Learned Societies where papers were read. Crelle was very much in control of the journal, and he acted as editor-in-chief for the first 52 volumes. He did not want an exclusive work but, as he put it in the first volume, a journal which:-
... must endeavour to offer itself to a larger public so as to first and foremost ensure its longevity and the possibility to perfect itself.Crelle realised the importance of Abel's work and published several articles by him in this first volume, including his proof of the insolubility of the quintic equation by radicals. In fact Abel and Steiner had strongly encouraged Crelle in his founding of the journal and Steiner was also a major contributor to the first volume of Crelle's Journal.
Other young mathematicians had their first papers published in Crelle's journal, largely due to his genius in spotting the importance of their research. In addition to Abel, mathematicians such as Dirichlet, Eisenstein, Grassmann, Hesse, Jacobi, Kummer, Lobachevsky, Möbius, Plücker, von Staudt, Steiner, and Weierstrass all had their early works made famous by publication in Crelle's journal.
In 1828 Crelle left the service of the Prussian Ministry of the Interior and joined the Prussian Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs. There he used his mathematical skills and connections, advising on policy for teaching mathematics in schools and technical colleges. He spent a spell in the summer of 1830 in France studying the teaching methods used by the French. He wrote a report on his return to Germany which praised highly the way that mathematics teaching was organised in France, but he was critical of the French having such a strong emphasis on the applications of mathematics rather than, what Crelle believed in, the importance of mathematical learning in its own right. Crelle wrote (see for example [13]):-
The real purpose of mathematics is to be the means to illuminate reason and to exercise spiritual forces.However, he became keen to bring the model of the École Polytechnique to Germany for this was the French route to train high quality teachers.
One of the outcomes of his involvement with teaching of mathematics in schools was that he published a large number of textbooks and published multiplication tables that went through many editions.
We have mentioned above Crelle's reaction to pure and applied mathematics. His original intention when he began his Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik was, as the title indicates, to deal equally with both pure and applied mathematics. He changed his view of this equality of balance when he found it impossible to find applied mathematics articles of the same intellectual depth to those on pure mathematics. The solution was simple, even if it required a change in policy, and that was to have a second journal for more practical mathematics and this he moved to a second journal which he started in 1829, the Journal für die Baukunst. This journal published 30 volumes but ended its run in 1851, a few years before Crelle's death.
Crelle was elected to the Berlin Academy in 1827 with the strong support of Alexander von Humboldt. In [5] Eccarius looks at:-
... the recommendations Crelle wrote for prospective members of the Academy [and] the mathematical papers he read there, as well as the prize-problems he proposed and evaluated for the Academy ...We should say a little about Crelle's personal character and lifestyle which also proved important in his successful ventures. Abel visited Crelle in Berlin not long before Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik began publication. Abel wrote to Holmboë in January 1826:-
You cannot imagine what an excellent man [Crelle] is, exactly as one should be, thoughtful and yet not horribly polite like so many people, quite honest, for that matter. I am with him on as good terms as I am with you or other very good friends.In another letter, this time to Hansteen, Abel wrote (see for example [12]):-
There is at his place some kind of meeting where music is mainly discussed, of which unfortunately I do not understand much. I enjoy it all the same since I always meet there some young mathematicians with whom to talk. At Crelle's house there used to be a weekly meeting of mathematicians, but he had to suspend it because of a certain [Martin Ohm, the brother of Georg Ohm] with whom nobody could get along due to his terrible arrogance.
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Suggestion For Downtown Sac For Lunch
Posted 01 October 2009 - 08:17 PM
Posted 01 October 2009 - 08:35 PM
I was gonna suggest La Bonne Soupe but I guess that's out now. (which is actually really too bad).
I dunno about downtown. But I've heard good things about Dad's Deli and Roxie Deli. I like Sam's Deli -- any sandwich with pastrami and/or corned beef. For me, they bring back memories of my favorite NYC deli's (in taste but not necessarily in size of sandwich). http://www.yelp.com/...-deli-fair-oaks
Post something if you find someplace good -- I might need one on Sunday.
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 06:46 AM
Right across from Old Sac, both have been written up to glowing reviews in the Bee.
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 07:46 AM
Burgers and Brew
1409 R Street
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 07:54 AM
The Bread Store on J between 17th and 18th (sandwiches, salads, soups)
Posted 02 October 2009 - 08:50 AM
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 09:42 AM
Not a lot of Deli's open on the weekend, there is Butch and Nellies on H street, but they are more of a cafe than a true deli.
Good Luck!
Posted 02 October 2009 - 09:47 AM
Thanks again!!!
Posted 02 October 2009 - 09:52 AM
I probably shouldn't say this. Ah, why not, it's my own opinion.
I'd respectfully disagree with Crepeville. I've been several times and I've never been impressed. I think the concept is nice and the name is catchy. But the food has never meet expectations. I think the crepes are rather bland and lifeless. The dinner crepes are not very tasty. The fruits for dessert crepes are perhaps fresh but not very good -- not sweet, not fruity and just there for texture and color.
It's not a place I'd recommend. I'd rather have pancakes at Denny's (and I haven't been to Denny's in 18+ years). But everyone has different tastes.
Posted 02 October 2009 - 09:59 AM
so why not bring a sack Lunch.
Posted 02 October 2009 - 10:51 AM
Sorry that this won't work for your weekend visit, since it looks like it's open only M-F...(you might want to call to verify this). But if you can make it another time during the week, this is my best suggestion: Bud's Buffet...which serves mostly sandwiches. It's not actually self-served as the name suggests, you take your order in line before checking out.
This is totally a "guy's" sandwich shop due to the proportions and the lunchtime M/F ratio...Check ou the pics in the link...that's actually just a side of mashed potatoes...!
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Clinton (1992-2001) Dow 3223-10588; 228.5% increase
Bush II (2001 - Jan. 20, 2009) Dow 10588 - 7949; 24.9% DECREASE
Obama (2009-Nov. 6, 2009) Dow 7949 - 10,023; 26% Increase
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I get a daily email update from Mind, Body & Spirit Fitness and one of the links in the email the other day was the Top Ten Healthiest Foods on the Planet. I was pleasantly surprised to see that all of these foods were gluten-free!!! YAY!! Not only that, but these were all foods that I eat on a very regular basis. I guess I am doing something right, huh??
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Jets fans are nearly unanimous in their belief that Mark Sanchez is a pathetic excuse for a quarterback whose benching was overdue. But the man Sanchez will replace as the Jets' starter on Sunday, Greg McElroy, doesn't see it that way.
McElroy says Sanchez has taught him a great deal about playing quarterback, and that he'll try to emulate Sanchez this week.
"Everything that I've learned at this position in this league has been from Mark," McElroy said, in comments distributed by the Jets' PR staff. "He's the guy that I've seen every day. Every day that I've been an NFL player, I've been looking up to him. I've been observing him and trying to follow after his lead. I've been watching him. I understand how to play this game because of him."
McElroy has said that last year's Jets team had a bunch of selfish guys who didn't care if they won or lost, but this year McElroy says Sanchez and Tim Tebow have been model teammates.
"I can't say enough about Mark and Tim," McElroy said. "Those guys are unselfish and have been nothing but helpful. I talked to Mark [after Jets coach Rex Ryan made the quarterback switch] and he was very encouraging, very helpful, and Tim's been the same way. I can't say enough about those guys."
It's classy of McElroy to say that. It's also probably not quite what Jets fans wanted to hear.


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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — He's still plotting an aggressive campaign schedule across several states, but Herman Cain also has begun to outline a possible exit strategy from the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
The former business executive, facing a woman's allegation of a 13-year extramarital affair, says a heavy emotional toll on his family — particularly his wife, Gloria, who he has not seen since the charge surfaced — could force him to call it quits. The shift comes as a growing chorus of would-be allies suggests he is no longer a viable presidential contender and Cain himself says fundraising has suffered.
Cain, a top-tier candidate just weeks ago, says he'll decide in the next "few days" whether to abandon his White House bid, but not before he meets with his wife.
"Since I've been campaigning all week, I haven't had an opportunity to sit down with her and walk through this with my wife and my family. I will do that when I get back home on Friday," Cain told reporters gathered at his New Hampshire campaign headquarters Wednesday night. "I am not going to make a decision until after we talk face to face."
Cain said he had spoken to his wife only by phone since Monday, the day an Atlanta television station reported the woman's accusation. Since then, aides have crafted a packed campaign schedule with stops in Ohio, New Hampshire, Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia and prepared to launch a fresh round of TV ads in Iowa.
Cain was to sit down Thursday afternoon with the New Hampshire Union Leader, an influential conservative voice in the first-in-the-nation primary state. This evening the former pizza executive is scheduled to deliver a business-focused speech at Middle Tennessee State University.
"There were some people who thought that I was finished," Cain said Wednesday night. "But I'm going to leave it with Yogi Berra's comment: 'It ain't over till it's over.' And it ain't over yet."
Many Republican operatives believe Cain's bid is over whether he pulls the plug or not.
"I don't see how they walk away from the damage that's been done and emerge as a viable primary candidate," said Rick Wilson, a longtime GOP consultant based in Florida. "All these things about Herman Cain keep coming out drip, drip, drip, and they're not handling it well. And now conservative Republicans have another place to go: Newt Gingrich."
Dan McLagan, a veteran GOP strategist based in Atlanta, said Cain "is like a zombie at this point: He's dead but he does not appear to have noticed and has kept on walking."
"His support is all moving to Gingrich and, at some point, he's going to look back and see that he is grand marshal of a one-man parade," McLagan said.
Gingrich has been the beneficiary — in polls, at least — of Cain's slide in the month since it was disclosed that the National Restaurant Association paid settlements to two women who claimed Cain sexually harassed them while he was its president. A third woman told The Associated Press that Cain made inappropriate sexual advances but that she didn't file a complaint. A fourth woman also stepped forward to accuse Cain of groping her in a car in 1997.
Cain has denied wrongdoing in all cases.
Atlanta-area businesswoman Ginger White, 46, said her affair with Cain ended this year before he became a White House candidate. In an interview with an Atlanta TV station, she displayed records showing repeated cell phone calls and text messages with Cain.
Cain has denied any such affair, and in a letter addressed to "patriots and supporters" called her allegations "completely false" and labeled her "troubled." Cain's attorney, Lin Wood, has sent a letter to White's attorney requesting those cell phone records among other documents so Cain and his team can analyze their authenticity and content.
"It's very disappointing that he would call me troubled and, you know, it's unfortunate," White said Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning America."
Top aides huddled privately Wednesday to map out a strategy to get past the allegations. He has told his top supporters that his campaign must determine whether he will have the financial and grassroots support to move ahead.
"The day that this latest one hit, fundraising went way down," Cain told reporters in New Hampshire. "As the week has gone on and this woman who has made these accusations has basically started to contradict herself, our fundraising has started to go back up. It's not up to the level where it was, but a lot of people are saying, you know what, they don't believe it."
In New Hampshire and at other campaign stops this week, he renewed what has become a familiar defense: that he is the victim of attacks by liberals and the establishment, who are threatened by his outsider appeal.
"They want you to believe that with another character assassination on me that I will drop out," a defiant Cain told a crowd of about 200 Wednesday in Dayton, Ohio. Some responded with shouts of "No!" and "Boo!"
In Iowa, Cain's state chairman, Steve Grubbs, said he was preparing a busy December schedule beginning with a Dec. 10 debate in Des Moines. And Grubbs said Cain, who has not aired any campaign ads in Iowa since last week, will resume advertising Friday with a new spot that asserts that electing Cain would put a veteran CEO in the White House, not a politician.
"His campaign is strong enough to survive the allegations," said Michael Farren, 31, an Ohio State University doctoral student in economics, from Pataskala, Ohio.
Associated Press writers Shannon McCaffrey in Atlanta, Ann Sanner in Columbus, Ohio, Tom Beaumont in Des Moines, Iowa, and Kasie Hunt in New York contributed to this report.
Meeting with wife may be key to future of Cain bid
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — He's still plotting an aggressive campaign schedule across several states, but Herman Cain also has begun to outline a possible exit strategy from the race for the Republican presidential nomination.


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The Silver Valley Civitan Club was chartered April 25, 1959, in a ceremony in the former cafeteria of Silver Valley Elementary School.
The Silver Valley Civitan Club was chartered April 25, 1959, in a ceremony in the former cafeteria of Silver Valley Elementary School.
The club concluded their 54th anniversary observance with a gathering on April 22. A visit by Civitan International President Joe G. Parker on April 8 had tipped off the celebration.
President Sara Barker announced that Civitan International had selected Project Santa as the first place winner of the outstanding youth service project award for 2011-12. Flanked by an array of award banners, Barker shared the history of 42 competitive awards by the club from Civitan International over the past two decades.
Tim F. Arnold was presented a Civitan Medallion award from Civitan International recognizing 25 years of membership.
Barker recognized each member noting their years of service. Luther B. Pope is the senior member having joined over 46 years ago in December 1966.
John Hughes, a 37-year member, and Joyce Parrish, a 13-year member, were called on to speak about club activities.
Hughes stated his favorite projects were Project Santa and the food concession at the Davidson County Agricultural Fair. He recalled the early years of Project Santa helping a few families and growing to assist many more people now. Hughes emphasized that the hard work creates great fellowship among the members.
Parrish stated her favorite projects involved Special Olympics. She shared experiences from the Western Dance & Social, the Summer Celebration and the South Davidson High School Junior Civitan Special Prom.
President Barker concluded the recollections by sharing the personal meaning of Christmas to her through Project Santa. She described children with their eyes getting big when they see Santa coming to their door. Barker referred to the club as a family that would help each other day or night.
The festivities included 31 people for a covered dish supper at Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church.
Current members who have served as president are Luther B. Pope, D. Gary Arnold, Tim F. Arnold, Rev. Chris G. Smith, Tommy L. Lambeth, Tony C. Pope, Harold Parrish, Chad Montgomery, K. Chris Hughes, Roger D. Barker and Joyce Hughes.
Deceased past presidents are Halton B. Hughes, J. W. Bill Sowers, Odell Lambeth, J. Sam Arnold, Donald Wall, Troy C. Jarrell, Russell Maner, James E. Jarrell, Glenn Sigmon, W. Herman Sexton and J. Beauford Trotter, Sr.
The Silver Valley Civitan Club will hold a raffle to secure funds for its many projects that benefit people with disabilities. The drawing will be June 24 with the winner receiving a 32-inch LED television. Tickets may be obtained from any member at $2 each or three for $5.
Spring Fling is now scheduled for May 19
Michael and Dianne Plummer's Spring Fling has been rescheduled to May 19 because of previous poor weather conditions. It starts at 5 p.m. Bring your chair and what you always provide to eat and enjoy. The musicians will be playing a little bluegrass. There may be some dancing and games too. It is an annual tradition to start spring off with the Plummer's. Come and enjoy the food and fun.
Remember to honor your mother Sunday
Mother's Day is this Sunday. Don't forget mom because remember no body's happy if mom's is not happy. Have a great Mother's Day to all you mothers and mothers-to-be.
Homecoming is set
Tabernacle United Methodist Church will have a homecoming celebration on May 19. Johnny Harvell will be the guest speaker. Harvell is the United Methodist Uwharrie District Lay Servant Leader. Worship service will be at 11 a.m. and there will be lunch following the service.
Tabernacle UMC will have a Spring Fest starting on May 20 to May 22, starting each night at 7. There will be a new activity for each night. Come and enjoy the fun and fellowship.


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A Lake Tahoe Interior Designer with years of experience and relevant qualification among its professional designers is Spirit Interior Design and Gallery, also known as Spirit Gallery. At Spirit Gallery, The job of the Lake Tahoe Interior Designer is approached with the mission of creating interior spaces which enhance the well being of individuals as well as the environment. The manner in which they do this is by designing spaces which are in harmony energetically, and by the selection of holistic materials and processes. When these are taken into consideration for each and every design, the result Spirit Gallery always comes up with are welcoming spaces which nurture the human spirit.
Coming to a decision about your interior design options is largely a matter of personal choices. As an individual, one should consider positive personality traits, family demographics and type, office traffic and the nature of the business, etc., to enable your Lake Tahoe Interior Designer have the necessary background to be able to advice you properly and professionally. The experienced and committed Lake Tahoe interior designer will be able to take this verbal input and transform it into a feasible blueprint for your home, office or other space. After amendments and corrections based on your exact preferences, the implementation can then be carried out - in a short time, and within cost limitations. This is the approach of Spirit Gallery which has endeared them to their growing list of clients.
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My Hometown on Monday - Dorcas Class - Week 18
First lady in front row, on left, is Mrs. Lon (not Lou) Kinnick - my great-grandmother, Nettie.
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89th General Assembly meets for first time Monday
Arkansas state leaders meet in Little Rock to outline policy plans
The 89th General Assembly will meet Monday in Little Rock to address upcoming policy plans.
Several state representatives say the number one issue that will be addressed by the assembly is Medicare expansion.
Republican Sen. Jake Files says finding a solution to the Medicaid issue without raising taxes will be no simple task for the assembly.
"The government can't tell us how much that is going to cost us," says Files. "Until they can give us some numbers, I think we're at a holding point."
Files says the assembly will also address gun control policy, but says a solution may come from taking a look at the state's mental health policies.
"I think it's important that we take a look at what is actually causing the problem," says Files. "Certainly there are guns that need to be reviewed, but I think it's an opportunity for us to step up our funding for mental health."
This is the first time in more than 100 years that the Republican Party has had control of both chambers of the state assembly.
Monday's meeting is scheduled to start at noon.


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Soccer fans know superstar Ronaldo is money in the bank, but now it's a proven fact.
The Spanish bank that financed Real Madrid's acquisition of the star is now trying to borrow money from the European Central Bank and is offering Ronaldo as collateral, according to the German daily paper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
The Bankia group of savings banks is also offering Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid teammate Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite, better known as Kaka. The bank helped finance the team's purchase of the players for a total of $111 million to Manchester United and Milan AC.
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Using the players as collateral means that, at least theoretically, the European Central Bank would own the services of Ronaldo and Kaka if the bank went under and Real Madrid defaulted on hthe money it borrowed from Bankia.
"It goes without saying that Real Madrid is in debt to the tune of several million euros," the Munich daily noted. "However, in Spain football clubs have a history of obtaining publicly funded bailouts — just like the country's banks."


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Satu Niemelä-Star Remote Access Video Baby Monitor
At Design Interviews
Interview with Satu Niemelä : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Satu Niemelä : We wanted the design to be timeless and elegant; a design that communicates safety and peacefulness while seamlessly fitting in with the surroundings. Being a baby care product, it was important to us that the design appeals to babies as well as adults both of whom come into contact with the product on a regular basis when it's being used. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Satu Niemelä : Our focus was to breathe fresh air into this category of products. We felt very strongly that even if the product was high-tech, the design didn't need to be cold. We wanted our design to be striking, to stand out, and yet be comforting and eye-pleasing. .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Satu Niemelä : We're delighted to have won this prestigious award, and plan to take full advantage of the award in our marketing and PR. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Satu Niemelä : We spent quite a bit of time identifying different designs that we liked to help the designers to come up with different options for the concept, but in the end it came together quickly once we saw the beginnings of the design that eventually came to be Star. All in, it took about three months to design the concept and then it was a matter of finalising the mechanical design based on the electronics needs. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Satu Niemelä : Behind the whole product concept, a "better" baby monitor, is a real mom and dad team, who after identifying a need for a new product, then sought to house it in a design that supported their inspiration. The design work was commissioned to Desigence Oy, Finland with excellent results. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Satu Niemelä : Our aim has been to manufacture the product ourselves, but as we expand our business onto different products, we are open to different options in different markets. Companies interested in leasing the production rights are encouraged to get in touch to discuss different options. .Frank Scott: What made you design this particular type of work?. Satu Niemelä : This project is rooted in real parents' drive to create a unique baby monitoring system that enables parents to do more than monitor their child; to also measure, share and stay connected anytime, from anywhere, with any connected device. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Satu Niemelä : Customers' aspiration/vision, product positioning on the market, baby product segment, users (mom, dad, baby), competitive products. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Satu Niemelä : Parents, especially first-time parents whose child is 0-2 years of age. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. Satu Niemelä : We like to think our design is different from others in that it communicates warmth, classical beauty and a sense of calm all at the same time. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Satu Niemelä : We named our design Star, because to us, Star means something that's soothing to gaze at, something that piques the interest and feeds the imagination. We also liked the idea of a peaceful night sky, where Star can help a parent and child communicate better while the rest of the world sleeps. .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Satu Niemelä : Team meetings: workshops & design reviews, concepting tools (pencil & paper), 3D cad & rendering tools (e.g. Alias, Bunkspeed, Adobe software products), rapid prototypes, mock-up models. .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Satu Niemelä : The design's 'stomach' actually helps improve the quality of the transmitted audio. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Satu Niemelä : Internally: usability designer, industrial designer, mechanical designer, graphics designer, project manager. Externally: software people and customer. .Frank Scott: What is the role of technology in this particular design?. Satu Niemelä : No tech = no product. What was very important to us right from the start was that the product communicates warmth and isn't cold, even if it can't exist without technology. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Satu Niemelä : Yes. Early on, we set out to understand the numbers in the market segment (e.g. number of babies/possible penetration, product price/position on the market, technical capability analysis). Also, to ensure acceptance of the product concept we arranged two focus groups in London and Manchester in the UK and one in Helsinki, Finland early on to get valuable feedback that we could then take into account in the product design as well as marketing. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Satu Niemelä : There were some challenges relating to the electronics, for example the speaker and the infrared, but in the end we feel that the re-design work resulted in an even more coherent looking design. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Satu Niemelä : We've always been proud of our design, but it's been the overwhelmingly positive feedback we've received from the field – other designers, other manufacturers, retailers, parents, grandparents etc. that convinced us that our design has the potential for something really great. We researched the different awards that exist and entered the A'Design Awards because they are so well known and trusted: we wanted to set the bar high. We thought that for an award to be worth having, it would have to be an important internationally recognised award. We're really honoured to have been awarded Gold with our first entry. .Frank Scott: What did you learn or how did you improve yourself during the designing of this work?. Satu Niemelä : We've become completely convinced that technology really can help in all areas of life, and that today's modern parents are definitely ready for next generation in baby monitoring. What we've learned about the market itself is that there's major differences in the penetration of these types of devices in different countries: far more parents in the UK buy baby monitors than, for example, in Finland. Also, there are clear country specific preferences for baby monitoring devices, but the overall shift seems to be towards more technically capable devices that can be operated remotely. Relating to remote use, going forward it will be important for us to analyse also other user segments, for example the potentially interesting segment of soldiers. .Frank Scott: Any other things you would like to cover that have not been covered in these questions?. Satu Niemelä : All along, we've been proud of our design and delighted every time it's been complimented. With this important recognition it really does seem like the sky's the limit. We couldn't be more pleased with how the project has turned out, and look forward to making 'Star' commercially available later in 2016. .
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Of course, there are new graphic photos and messages. In the political scandals of the future, the leaks come long and slow.
Surprise! Anthony Weiner, the New York City mayoral candidate, confirmed reports on Tuesday that he is the man behind a new series of lewd pictures and texts allegedly sent to a woman last year and released this week by The Dirty. According to The Dirty, the messages were exchanged sometime around last August. In a press conference Tuesday night, Weiner said that "some of these things happened before my [Congressional] resignation, some of them happened after." The woman who received the messages claims she was promised, among other things, help in obtaining a job at Politico. The best, least-explicit fact: When he sent pictures of his genitals over Yahoo!, Weiner used the alias "Carlos Danger."
At the Tuesday night press conference, Weiner said that while there is "no question that what I did is wrong" that "this behavior is behind me." He apologized to anyone "who has been on the recieving end of these messages" but that "in many ways, things are not much more different than they were yesterday." Weiner insisted that his online relationships and encounters are "entirely behind me," and that his wife "knew along" about the most recent revelation.
The most shocking and emotional moment of the presser came when Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, spoke for the first time publically at a news conference on Weiner's past scandals. Admitting to being "very nervous," she said:
When we faced this publicly two years ago, it was the beginning of a time in our marriage that was very difficult…our marriage, like many others, has had its ups and its downs. It took a lot of work, and a whole lot of therapy to get to a place where I could forgive Anthony. It was not an easy choice, in any way. But I made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. That was a decision I made for me, for our son, and for our family. I didn't know how it would work out. But I did know that I wanted to give it a try.
I love him. I have forgiven him. I believe in him. And as we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward.
But, also, this shouldn't be surprising news. Back in April, when Weiner first announced his candidacy for mayor, he specifically said that there could be more photos and messages out there. And he said that it's possible that another person may come forward. On Tuesday, Weiner referenced those statements in his new apology:
I said that other texts and photos were likely to come out, and today they have. As I have said in the past, these things that I did were wrong and hurtful to my wife and caused us to go through challenges in our marriage that extended past my resignation from Congress. While some things that have been posted today are true and some are not, there is no question that what I did was wrong. This behavior is behind me. I've apologized to Huma and am grateful that she has worked through these issues with me and for her forgiveness. I want to again say that I am very sorry to anyone who was on the receiving end of these messages and the disruption that this has caused. As my wife and I have said, we are focused on moving forward.
So really, we had a good idea that this was coming. And it isn't so out of the ordinary for a guy who resigned from Congress over similar issues just two years ago. Despite this, Anthony Weiner has still been doing well in recent polls. Quinnipiac had him up against City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, 25 percent to 22 percent last week. And he was only slightly down against Quinn among women, 23 percent to 21 percent. Overall, right now polls look to be pretty neck-and-neck. It remains to be seen, of course, whether the latest revelations will have any impact.
But the most truly unique thing about this scandal is just how incredibly long-running it is. Sending pictures of your genitals to strangers over the Internet doesn't lend itself to the scale or scope of Watergate. But it's playing out over a similar timeframe, with the new revelations coming two years after Weiner resigned from Congress.
Why is this, exactly? Blame the Internet. In an age where more and more of our lives—both the cheery and the dark—exists online, it shouldn't be surprising to see a politician caught up in a web of Internet muck. And there's every reason to expect this to keep happening. Right now, it's the kids of politicians who have largely been getting into political trouble (See: Jeff Flake). But once those kids, and that generation, starts running for office and winning in larger numbers, it's safe to assume we'll be seeing more Anthony Weiner-type scandals.
Weiner isn't even the only member of Congress to recently be brought down by the Internet. New York's Chris Lee resigned in 2011 after a posting of him posing on Craigslist was uncovered by Gawker. And it's not quite implausible to think that if Chris Lee suddenly reemerged in political life, he could be haunted by as-yet-unleaked postings from his past. That's the obvious nature of the Internet that is only just now becoming a fact of political life: What goes online, stays online. Forever.
And don't think for a second that Weiner is the only person who has ever held elected office who has thought that calling himself a pseudonym like "Carlos Danger" online would be a good idea.
This post originally appeared on National Journal, an Atlantic partner site.


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Sharing the wiring instructions for a 2014 Accord, not push to start models.
What i used:
Viper 5706V 2-way with LCD remote.
Xpresskit DBALL2 programmed with DBALL2 - 402.HONDA56 2.16
This combo handles all models of Accord (smart key or non).
You will need the manual for the DBALL2
The non-PTS models are Install Type 8. Start by comparing the list for the Interface with the list for the Alarm. Note all of the features that a D2D interface will provide for you. The D2D interface communicates via CAN Bus to eliminate most of the wiring connections needed.
All of the connections dashed blue are not needed thanks to D2D. Note that 4-pin harness is the D2D harness to the alarm brain, it handles power, ground, and data.
You need to sacrifice your grey valet key (no buttons). You wrap wire around the key and around the cylinder... but that's easier said than done. So i used laminated wire from a small inductor and soldered that to the wiring from the Interface.
I disassembled the key cylinder cover and wrapped the thin wire around the outside of the clear piece. I used thin strips of electrical tape to hold it in place.
wrap laminated wire around the base of the key (where the RFID chip is)
be sure to tape/heatshrink the connections to fully protect them. This photo is for demonstration, i extended the wiring to the key to hide it deeper in the dash.
you will notice that the immobilizer housing has an arm with a hole in it - a small Phillips screw is located here, it's not easy to remove. a metal bracket held with two 10mm bolts has the main wiring harness wire clips in it - remove that and you have more access to the screw.
You can intercept CAN Bus wiring at the steering column also. bottom trim is held with one phillips screw in the middle and two phillips screws up top - rotate the steering wheel to gain access to them.
be sure to tape/loom/tie wires up when you're done
The lock and unlock wiring is also easily accessed in the driver's door harness - it's located where the rubber boot passes wiring to the door.
That completes vehicle wiring for the Xpresskit. Next we wire the 5607V brain.


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Lawrence Washington, a stand-out student-athlete for the Tennessee State University tennis team, garnered many awards during his stint as a Tiger. He completed his final season with a 7-4 record and an overall mark of 20-18. . Following his senior campaign, Lawrence was named to the All-OVC team and thus became the first TSU tennis player to receive the honor. Additionally, he was named the 2012 Tennis MVP while boasting the team's highest GPA, 3.8. Academically, he was an ITA Scholar Athlete for four consecutive years and received the 2012 Academic Excellence Star Award. In May 2012, the Arthur Ashe Scholar, graduated Summa Cum Laude with a bachelor's degree in Political Science.
TSUTigers sat down with Lawrence to talk about his TSU experience.
TSUTigers: Talk about your overall TSU experience.
L. Washington: My overall experience at TSU has been life changing. Transferring in to TSU, I had no idea what to expect. I come from a very diverse background so transferring to an HBCU was something different. The most fascinating aspect about TSU was the nurturing environment. Friends and Faculty treated you as if you were family. Though some of us weren't on the same page as each other all the time, they still pushed me to be the best that I could possibly be and that is very rare.
TSUTigers: What do you love most about TSU?
L. Washington: TSU is so diverse. What many people don't know about HBCU's is that although they are predominantly black institutions, people still come from all walks of life and have a different story to tell. From hearing these stories, it has given me a new insight on life.
TSUTigers: What will you miss most about TSU?
L. Washington: The thing I will miss most about TSU is the overall environment. When you step onto TSU's campus, you know you are at TSU. It is a fun, electric, and moving environment.
TSUTigers: What is your most memorable tennis moment at TSU?
L. Washington: There were two memorable tennis moments that I will never forget. The first one was when I beat Jacksonville State University in a three set match this past season. It was one of my last matches as a senior and it was about a 2 ½ hour match. On match point during a third set tie-break, I was going for a drop shot and the ball clipped the net and fell over on my opponent's side and I won the match. I know that isn't something to gloat about but I tried that same exact shot in the identical situation against Murray State and the ball fell back on my side and I ended up losing that match. Another memorable moment for me at TSU was receiving all-conference honors for tennis. That has not been done in school history for the sport of tennis. To transfer in and put TSU tennis and TSU athletics on the map was a defining moment for me.
TSUTigers: What is your most memorable non-tennis moment at TSU?
L. Washington: One of the most memorable non-tennis moments at TSU was probably receiving the highest G.P.A award in the political science department. I know that I am a great student but many students in that department are so bright and intelligent. I was so shocked when they called my name at the awards banquet. The second most memorable non-tennis moment was being selected by Dr. Latham to attend the Thurgood Marshall Leadership Institute in New York City. It was a life changing experience.
TSUTigers: How did social networking this season play a part in the season?
L. Washington: Social networking played a great part in this past tennis season. Many people were tweeting about the tennis matches and many people came out to watch. I know personally, President Shields retweeted an article that came out about my all conference recognition. That helped raise more awareness for our program. I also saw other media outlets speak about our tennis program so it was a positive thing for us.
TSUTigers: Do you have a favorite TSU fan/supporter?
L. Washington: My parents are my favorite fans. They have been with me throughout my whole tennis career. I cannot express how grateful I am to have to wonderful parent who are willing to invest their time and efforts to make sure that I was successful on the tennis court. They have been with me when times were rough and when times were great and I love them with all my heart. Love you Mom and Dad!
TSUTigers: Talk about the transition of playing on the college level?
L. Washington: Playing on the collegiate level from high school was tough. You are playing with well-seasoned players who have a wealth of experience. It was tough because I would be in a match wondering why my opponents would show no fear in certain pressure situations. I was also shocked about the difficulty to win a match. Since I had an overall 80-11 record in high school, I was used to winning a lot and winning effortlessly. Well, let's just say, if you want to win, you have to give a 1000 percent on court because your opponent, like yourself, does not want to lose.
TSUTigers: What advice would you give to incoming freshman?
L. Washington: Incoming freshman need to prioritize. They should first focus on school followed by their sport and then lastly, their social life. If they follow this order (The three S'es), they will become a great student athlete. Also, incoming freshman need to learn patience. Many freshmen feel that since they were recruited, they are going to be the best out there automatically. It takes time to develop into a great player so be patient and listen to what people are telling you because they want you to become the next great player.
TSUTigers: What was your most challenging class at TSU?
L. Washington: My most challenging and rewarding course at TSU was the Venture Creation Class taught by Dr. Latham in the honors department. We had to develop a case study for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and their Leadership Institute. The case study outlined their current problems and proposals to help their Fund and Institute. We had to present this case study in from of the CEO of Thurgood Marshall, Johnny C. Taylor and the Vice President of Talent Acquisition and Campus Relations, Scott Lilly. Talk about nerve racking. Our team presented very well and Mr. Taylor and Mr. Lilly were thoroughly impressed and took many of our recommendations into consideration. Our class of about seven (7) students worked very hard to make sure this case study and presentation was done very well.
TSUTigers: What organizations were you a part of besides tennis?
L. Washington: I was a part of Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity in which I served as President. I was also a part of the University Honors Program.
TSUTigers: Who have been the most influential people to you at TSU?
L. Washington: Dr. Latham, Dr. Holt, Dr. Paruchuri, Dr. Russell, Dr. Scales, Dr. Schmeller, Coach Robinson, and Dr. Smith and Gabriel in the Academic Success Center have all been influential to me at TSU. These influential individuals all come from diverse backgrounds and bring something unique to the table. They also do not get the recognition they deserve. They each work so hard each and every single day to make sure that students are growing and developing in and outside the class room. They have all inspired me differently and I just hope that students at TSU meet these individuals. They truly want you to succeed. These are TSU's finest. Thank you all!
TSUTigers: What's next for you?
L. Washington: I am moving to Washington D.C. to attend Georgetown University. I am getting my masters in Real Estate Finance and Development. It is one of the top programs in the nation and I am excited to be a part of it.
TSUTigers: Once you are an alumnus, how will you stay connected with TSU?
L. Washington: I will always give back and come back to TSU to visit. TSU has changed my life dramatically and I want them to continue on doing this for others as well. I will make it a point to donate generously and come back to speak with all students to make sure that they are growing in the classroom.
TSUTigers: What do you know now that you didn't know coming in as a freshman?
L. Washington: Your goal should not be to gain awards and accolades in sports. If you have fun playing your sport and work hard each and every single day to improve your game, then the awards and accolades will follow you.
TSUTigers: What have you learned at TSU that you will keep with you for the rest of your life?
L. Washington: Always be open to listening and meeting different people. Something they may say or someone you may meet might change your life for the better.
TSUTigers: Is there anything else that you would like to say to the TSU family?
L. Washington: One thing I would like to say to my TSU family is that you are all great individuals and you will all accomplish great things. Don't let anyone else tell you anything differently. TSU is a great institution with some of the brightest students and faculty in this nation. Keep God first and continue on thinking, working, and serving!


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Denver-based Anschutz Co.'s putting itself on the block has complicated the plan to bring a professional football team to Los Angeles.
It's raised questions that may be left unanswered for months. Will the new buyers be keen on the NFL-in-LA project? How much longer will LA football fans have to wait for the plan to finally come to fruition?
"We always knew AEG would go through multiple hands," Los Angeles Chief Administrative Officer Miguel Santana told NBC4's Conan Nolan. "This marriage is really a long term marriage."
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Whoever picks up the entertainment empire will have to have deep pockets. AEG's buildings alone – which include the Staples Center and LA Live – are worth in excess of $2 billion, according to Forbes.
Sources close to the deal say AEG has indicated privately that it expects to sell for $5 billion to $7 billion, though no official price has been set, according to the Los Angeles Times.


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High lead levels in Canadian teas a 'significant concern' for pregnant women
Despite the positive effects of tea drinking – the three-person team from the Universities of Alberta in Canada and Luleå in Sweden led by Dr. Gerry Schwalfenberg cites cardiovascular benefits, positive anti-cancer, weight loss and diabetes effects – they warn about the risk of heavy metal contamination via groundwater, air, soil and rain.
"The literature is replete with [links between heavy metals and] many common disease processes such as carcinogenesis, insulin resistance, neuro-degeneration and immune dysregulation," Schwalfenberg et al. write in the peer-reviewed, open-access journal.
"Toxic contamination by heavy metals was found in most teas sampled. Some tea samples are considered unsafe…Public health warnings or industry regulation might be indicated to protect consumer safety," they conclude in their abstract.
Tea Association of Canada: 'We conform to regulations'
But Louise Roberge, president of the Tea Association of Canada insists that her industry conforms to Canadian regulations.
She says her association was works with the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA), the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and within the framework of the Food Safety Action Plan to improve Canada's food safety system.
Health Canada continues to monitor the concentrations of various chemicals in foods through its ongoing Total Diet Study surveys, she adds, and also conducts targeted surveys of other contaminants in specific foods.
"In the executive summary of a recent publication from the CFIA (Food Safety Action Plan Report 2009-2010), it is stated that 'tea is not expected to pose a human health concern to consumers," Roberge tells this website.
'Unacceptable' levels of lead and aluminum
In this study, 30 tea bags with 2-3g of tea – green, oolong and black in standard and organic varieties, and organic white (brands unnamed) - bought from Canadian supermarkets and health food stores, were boiled in Pyrex using 250ml of water then allowed to stand in fine bone china cups.
Samples of each were taken after three to four minutes brewing and 15-17 minutes.
Schwalfenberg et al. report. that only two of the teas had aluminum limits above acceptable levels after three minutes of brewing, but at 15-17 minutes six had levels greater than the general acceptable daily limit of 7,000 μgm/L (micrograms/liter).
"In regard to toxic elements only aluminum and lead had levels that were unacceptable. Unacceptable aluminum levels were found in 7% of teas brewed for three minutes and 20% of teas brewed for 15 minutes," they write.
Lead levels posed a "significant concern" for pregnant women, they add, since 73% of the samples brewed for three minutes and 83% of samples brewed for 15 minutes had levels above 0.5μgm/L, the acceptable limit for reproductive health, while organic teas had significantly higher lead levels at 15+ minutes brewing.
Cadmium and arsenic raise long-term concerns
Smaller amounts of cadmium and arsenic in samples were within acceptable limits, but the scientists say they have concerns about the risk of long-term bioaccumulation of these heavy metals.
Schwalfenberg et al. advise that the public and officials alike pay greater attention to limiting exposure to toxic elements from all sources – given that heavy metals such as cadmium and lead have long half lives.
Routine inspection and testing of food and beverages could help identify tainted products, they add, while original source labeling would help consumers, since some regions have greater problems with contamination.
Study limitations include its confinement to teas on sale in Canada alone, Schwalfenberg et al. write, while it does not measure levels of fluoride, pesticides, herbicides and other organic contaminants.
Title: 'The Benefits and Risks of Consuming Brewed Tea: Beware the Toxic Element Contamination'
Authors: Schwalfenberg, G., Genuis, S.J., Rodushkin, I.
Source: Journal of Toxicology, Accepted September 9, http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/370460


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Mets people have high regard for assistant GM John Ricco and consider him a future GM, but the team apparently will instead look to someone with more experience for their top front office position. They are is said to be ready to consider ex-Padres GM Kevin Towers, ex-Diamondbacks GM Josh Byrnes and White Sox assistant GM Rick Hahn, among others, to replace Minaya for that role. Byrnes and Hahn, assuming they are interested, are both extremely highly regarded. Byrnes helped bring the D-backs to the NLCS championship series in 2007 while Hahn was part of the 2005 World Series championship team with the White Sox.
UPDATE: October 2: Rogers:
White Sox assistant general manager Rick Hahn is on the GM short list for the Mets' expected opening.


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Then, with a couple of pattern repeats to go, I stopped, because I could not move the stitches any longer. Happy, happy that I was done.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Christl's comfort shawl - Party 1
Then, with a couple of pattern repeats to go, I stopped, because I could not move the stitches any longer. Happy, happy that I was done.
18 comments:
- The Kelly Green Rogue said...
ugh! I hate that feeling. I hope you can recover it!
- January 16, 2008 12:20 p.m.
- sweetfigs said...
I hope you feel better soon. They can't all be 5 stars, right?
- January 16, 2008 12:29 p.m.
- sgeddes said...
I've never seena yarn do that before. (with the white bits)
It doesn't look like much is goignt o bother Sam right now. He looks very content.
- January 16, 2008 1:04 p.m.
It's always the pets fault. At least it always is around here. Timeout sounds like a good idea.
- January 16, 2008 2:16 p.m.
- CelticCastOn said...
ugggggggg leave it to to the husband to say something like that hhahahah
Hoping the time goes better for you
- January 16, 2008 3:29 p.m.
- T-Mom said...
Poor Monica. Realizing you have to rip and reknit is such a horrid feeling.
- January 16, 2008 4:33 p.m.
- Mr Puffy's Knitting Blog: said...
How disapointing. Are you going to finish it all in pink instead? Set it aside and an inspiration will come to you!
- January 16, 2008 4:44 p.m.
- Angelika said...
We still cranky? That too will pass. But, what's the deal with that green with the pink? Aehm, can you take that one out?
- January 16, 2008 4:45 p.m.
- Cambria said...
oh, the pain of it all! just have a glass of wine first, and it'll dull it a little bit.
- January 16, 2008 6:07 p.m.
O, yes, that must be very disapointing. I hope you will be happy again soon.
- January 17, 2008 8:20 a.m.
- Carol said...
I hate it when that happens. That project definitely deserves to be in time out for a while!
- January 17, 2008 9:58 a.m.
hALLO Monika
wow du hast ja einen schöne 4 Beiner.
Sie sind gerade wegs in den Stall mrschiert. Grüsse Marlies
- January 17, 2008 3:18 p.m.
- Tricô e Mais Tricô said...
Monika, Hello all right? I am trying Syvstjernen knitting, and the lines 52, 54, 60, 62, 68, 69, which has arrows not understand what it means. Thank you for your attention. Thanks
- January 17, 2008 5:48 p.m.
- hakucho said...
Oh, my... sorry about the shawl. That's really painful having to rip back all that work. Good luck and I'll send you a big hug...I feel your pain :(
That yarn looks awful with the white parts showing through...I wouldn't be very happy with that either!!!
- January 17, 2008 6:07 p.m.
- Heike said...
Hallo Moni,
das sieht soooo gemütlich aus wenn Sam schläft und Du strickst..
Ich hoffe, es geht Dir wieder besser.
Viele Grüße von Heike
- January 18, 2008 7:24 a.m.
- Kris B said...
Oh my, I so dread having to rip back. But, it is nice to know that I'm not the only one that has these kinds of issues. I hope the next attempt gives you the results you are looking for.
- January 18, 2008 9:29 a.m.
Never fear! You will survive this trial too! (and the shawl will probably look good enough to eat when you're done!) :D BTW I really love the socks you're wearing in those pics! The colors are so bright and cheery! How can anyone be grumpy in fab socks like those???
- January 18, 2008 10:04 p.m.
- Violiknit said...
Oh, no! Sorry you're not happy with your shawl... What a pain it must be to rip it back...I hope it's not more than the white part :(
- January 20, 2008 12:05 p.m.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 428 diseños de 68 diseñadores freelance.
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Pepper IT is a new entity in the world of IT, Web Development and e-Commerce; however the people involved have over 10 years of professional experience in these fields.
Pepper IT; as the name suggests gives that extra little bit of spice to your IT and Web needs.
From specifiying, supplying and installing hardware and software; to specifiying, developing, and implementing the most elegant to the most complex and customised web sites and applications.
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Pepper IT needs a logo! Simple as that.
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The winning designer will supply the logo, including; reverse colour logo and black and white logo. All relevant file file formats (jpg, gif, tiff, photoshop files etc) will also be included.
I am currently imagining a logo that will be predominantly text with no ellaborate images. I all so imagine the predominant colour will be red (of some description).
I am not a designer, but I know what I like, and when I see the winning design I'll know it!
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You may be new to the area, looking for a change or something new or perhaps just visiting. Whatever the reason, we would love to meet you and welcome you into our church.
This section of the website, New here, gives information about us and about welcoming visitors. There is also information on who's who, how to find us and how to get involved in church life. The About us section explains our mission, our vision, our church life (which covers all aspects of life in the church, what goes on, up front and behind the scenes, who does what and much more), our history, our church and grounds and St James, our patron saint. The In touch section keeps people in touch with the church and the church in touch with newcomers and regular church members alike, with information about the office, how to book the church and/or hall, giving to the church, the Spire magazine, and main news and notices, together with all the photo albums, the Pew Sheet and social media, (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) and through Nick Bagge in the office.
People who are new to the area can use this website to find out all about the church before even setting foot in it. The website might be the first point of contact for people in the local community that do not yet go to church. It provides an ideal way to find out about the church and the Christian faith, anonymously. The welcome page describes what goes on inside our church, what to expect when visiting and will, hopefully, encourage people to feel secure enough to take the next step. Browse through this website to see who we are and what we do, use the search facility if you are looking for something specific or look at the site map to see what is here, or contact Nick in the office for any further information.
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