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Skip to comments.Socialism Has Come Full Circle
Posted on 01/25/2013 3:16:36 AM PST by goodn'mad
I was stationed in the early 70s in Hanau, Germany and our mobilization site was the Fulda Gap. Alerts were apt to be called at any time and I remember that my first one was called at midnight right after Id crawled into the sack. If the communists ever invaded, it would be through the Fulda Gap. And rumor had it that our life expectancy was about a minute. I remember my unit rushing to Fulda in the dead of winter. Ive never been colder in my life. It was dark, cold, and I had guard duty but I absolutely couldnt keep warm. I finally sat down at the foot of a tree and covered up with my sleeping bag. The cold was now at least tolerable. But I never thought of this as a sacrifice because so many had paid a much higher price during WWII and Korea to keep the Communists, Fascists, and Nazis at bay, my father included. But I always thought of Socialists and Communists as being an external threat that we could defeat if they were foolish enough to try to come through the gap. Little did I realize that Socialism had moved underground and would come full circle to reside at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Many dont like to hear this and it makes more than a few uncomfortable, especially those foolish enough to have voted for him, but it is true. One thing that provides some consolation is that socialism never survives in the long-run before it implodes. It is unsustainable and those thirsting for the freedom that God intended will overthrow its shackles. If pride truly does go before a fall, stay tuned. Keep praying. Somehow I believe that God isnt through with America yet. I sure hope not but we have a lot to answer for. Just as the misery and cries of innocent slaves led to the horrors of the Civil War, the innocent blood of millions of aborted babies is calling from the ground and God is listening
.but are we? Is it possible that this wicked administration is Gods judgment upon America? Billy Graham once said that if God doesnt judge America He will have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.
How could we have fallen so far so quickly?
A classified project I was on in the 80s got a comprehensive situational awareness briefing from the FBI. They showed us a list of all the individuals and organizations being actively funded by the KGB. It included dozens of gay, communist, protest groups, anti-family organizations, pro-choice, etc. If you managed to get your name in the paper as having an organization that attacked the family or the government or society in general, you got an anonymous contribution ranging anywhere from $500 to thousands. This low-level continuous sabotage has had generational cumulative effect. Long after the need for it arose and then disappeared, it has triumphed. There do not appear to be any competing campaigns to reverse the damage. Those that might have done so; the Annenberg Foundation, for example, have been co-opted to liberal causes.
At this point, Im certain that the FBI would not be allowed to give the very same briefing as it would not be politically correct.
I always feel like the general in Dr. Strangelove obsessing over the purity of my bodily fluids when I say that, but I am certain that it is true. They did beat us by infiltration. Frank Marshall Davis begat (probably in the literal sense) Barack 0bama.
Now we just have to figure out how to reclaim our culture and our government. It isn't going to be easy, especially when we're infected with a virus that most people don't even realize exists any more, because we don't teach history any more.
A lot, but not all dates all the way back to the Turman/McArthur "controversy" When what passed for an 'administration' decided we should stop FIGHTING a war and basically sit there and play target for the Commies—then it was the Norks.
Can you say the words "Vietnam" or, NOW the words "Iraq", "Afganistan" or "North Africa including Egypt" etc...............?
Hell, the last war PROPERLY FOUGHT was Granada.
A lot of our problem is a natural reaction of a representative democratic government to a situation where its Military never fights to win and ALWAYS loses he peace.
Basing a CONSTITUTION on Sharia????
Well, iffen that's the case, what's the point, then?
Now what have you? BARRY AND HIS CHOOM GANG—that's who.
I had a close relative who commanded the defense of the Fulda Gap during REFORGER exercises in the 70s. You were likely under his command.
His perspective these days is a lot like yours.
That is comforting but not o the millions who perish of starvation or slave labor on the way to that point.
BTW, I was stationed at Coleman AAF, just north of Mannheim from 76-79. I was in a USAF Weather detachment and we provided weather support for the airfield.
Good post! How, you ask? Was it quickly? In the 1800s, parents started allowing the likes of Horace Mann to educate their children in secular doctrine. By 1811 Presbyterians realized that Americas colleges, which had been founded on, and revolved around Christianity were no longer reliable for training ministers. They then created the first seminary.
From the mid-1800s through the turn of the century the seminaries were purposefully infiltrated. Meanwhile the church abandoned the Gospel of the Kingdom, and instead embraced a weaker, corrupt gospel. The social gospel took hold thanks to men like Walter Rauschenbusch. Futurism took hold thanks to men like John Nelson Darby. The church narrowed the gospel of the kingdom to a small subset, the gospel of personal salvation, or adopted the liberal, corrupt, social gospel. Combine all that with the industrialization and urbanization of America, and a new breed of immigrant, and things go awry.
Through the early 1900s the pagan, the liberal, and the corrupt began to accumulate enough wealth that there was now a concerted, deliberate and successful attempt to gain control of industry and the media as well.
After a couple generations being raised in a society where schools, colleges, business, and media are Godless and the churches are castrated and corrupt, is it any wonder we had the 1960s sexual/cultural revolution. Today the church has fallen even further into the prosperity gospel or outright embracing of sin. Today the conservative churches look at the folly of the latter two and pat themselves on the back while embracing the failure of the church in the 1800s.
So I would not say it was quick at all, just accelerating perhaps, and at least, more and more abominable. So if you send your children to school to be indoctrinated by pagans, and let them fill the rest of their time with movies, music and news produced by antichrists who want their soul. You take them to a castrated church. Then send them to an antichrist pagan college or an infiltrated bible college or seminary.
Then wonder how could this happen. Duh.
Train up a child in the way he should go.
Deuteronomy 6:7
You shall teach them *diligently* to your sons and shall talk of them when you sit in your house and when you walk by the way and when you lie down and when you rise up.
Very enlightening. If you haven't watched it already, you owe it to yourself to read, "Grinding America Down."
Too bad the general public is unaware of such things. Maybe 60 Minutes will cover it? sarcasm intended
Truer words never spoken. What can we do? Can the lost ground be regained?
"To us and those like us! Damned few left!"
If we didn't live in such a politically correct society, the word could get out. People would know how corrupt this administration truely is.
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While the Russians may not have the cash to be continuing this, the Chinese and the Islamists certainly do.
We also have an MSM that's complicit with Obama's radical agenda because most of them agree with it. What a truly Orwellian world we are living in...
I watched "Agenda: Grinding America Down" as you recommended. In fact I made my whole family watch it. It was very good; in as far as it went. The only problem I have with it is it makes it seems as if all our institutional, family and moral problems are all due to Karl Marx, socialism and its followers. Humanism/socialism is only one facet of the problem. I would highly recommend Christians watch this video, and get other Christians to watch, it as long as they understand that there are problems in the church with understanding of the role of Gods law, and the nature of Gods kingdom, and where we are at in prophecy today. These misunderstandings are making the church impotent and irrelevant. It is impossible for humanism to conquer Berean Christians, but they seem very few and far between.
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College Park, MD (May 26, 2010) – The top 20 physics students in the country met today with their congressional representatives and the three members of Congress who are also physicists. Rep. Rush D. Holt (D-NJ-12th), Rep. Vern Ehlers, (R-MI-3rd), and Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL-14th), were honored by the students for serving as role models for students entering scientific professions.
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I was going to upload a screen capture but didn't seem to be able to do that from my iPod.
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All to no avail. If I press the 'OK' button, it seems to work OK until I sync or start the app without it being running in the background.
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STOCKTON - Eddie Macon - a pioneer in college and pro football - has returned to his hometown with his high school sweetheart more than six decades after leaving a lasting imprint in the city's sports lore.
STOCKTON - Eddie Macon - a pioneer in college and pro football - has returned to his hometown with his high school sweetheart more than six decades after leaving a lasting imprint in the city's sports lore.
The 85-year-old Stockton native resides at the Commons, an assisted living community for seniors, to be close to his wife, Jessie, who has been at the facility's assisted memory loss unit since October. The Macons lived in Daly City for 40 years prior to this fall, both are graduates of Edison (Stockton) High and have been together ever since through a long and fulfilling life.
"When I met him, he was already a star in high school and we fell in love," Jessie Macon said. "Who knew we'd even be alive 67 years later, but the Lord meant for us to stay together. My love for him is still there."
Eddie Macon was a track standout at Edison before he was drafted into the Army in 1945 in the midst of World War II. Macon was stationed in Yokohama, Japan, for seven months in the aftermath of the war.
He returned to the United States and was recruited to run track at Stockton (now Delta) College by Boyd Thompson, before he transferred to the College (now University) of the Pacific in 1949.
Pacific football coach Larry Siemering convinced Macon to play for him, thus becoming the first black player in Tigers' history. Macon had great success as a kick returner, running back and defensive back during Pacific's football heyday.
The Tigers went 24-8-1 during Macon's tenure from 1949-51. The 1949 squad featured standout quarterback Eddie LeBaron and went 11-0, finishing with a No. 10 national ranking but no bowl invitation. Macon scored 34 touchdowns in three seasons at Pacific, including punt returns of 100 and 88 yards.
"He was a great football player who was a good guy and a hard worker," said LeBaron, who was Macon's teammate at Pacific and later in the Canadian Football League. "We were known as a fast team and he was one of the fastest, and he could break a play at any time."
Macon said his memory of individual plays and games is fuzzy, but he said Siemering and his teammates made him feel part of the team, despite him being the only non-white in the program. LeBaron, who was an All-American quarterback at Pacific and later played 11 seasons in the NFL, said while everyone on the team was aware of Macon breaking the color line at Pacific, "None of us gave it a whole lot of thought."
In contrast, Macon experienced demeaning racism during some of the team's road trips. He sometimes had to stay in hotels and eat at restaurants apart from the team and said the treatment was particularly bad in the racially divided South during the Jim Crow era. In 1950, the Tigers played at the University of Texas-El Paso and Macon was the first black player to compete at the Sun Bowl. In 1951, Macon wasn't allowed to play in a game against LSU in Baton Rouge and spent the night at a black church. There and at other stops, he was subjected to segregation and racial slurs hurled by opposing fans and occasionally from opposing players. The incidents were insulting and frustrating, but Macon kept his cool. He speaks bluntly now about how he and other black athletes were treated prior to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s.
"You understood the program," Macon said. "The color line was there and everything was cut and dry, and there was no real issue made of it."
Macon said while Stockton was more diverse and less discriminatory than the South in those days, he experienced racism as a child. He vividly remembers blacks being banned from the swimming pool at the local YMCA, while children of other races were allowed to use it. Macon said the professionalism of Jackie Robinson, who broke the color line in Major League Baseball in 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, served as his inspiration at Pacific and when he was selected by the Chicago Bears with the 20th overall pick in the 1952 NFL Draft.
George "Papa Bear" Halas, who owned the Bears from 1920-83 and coached them with a few breaks through 1967, drafted Macon to break the color barrier for his team. Halas told Macon, "I want you to be my Jackie Robinson." Macon remembers being taunted on and off the field, especially when the Bears played or scrimmaged teams in the South. Macon understood dealing with racism was part of his job description.
"It was my living and to make your living you had to learn to adjust to it," Macon said. "There was frustration, but I tried to hold it in."
Macon played two seasons for the Bears, totaling 413 yards on 50 carries and 14 receptions. He averaged 30.5 yards on 22 kick returns, including an 89-yard touchdown return. Macon left the Bears in 1954 and joined Siemering and LeBaron with the Calgary Stampeders of the CFL.
Halas was not pleased to lose a second-round draft pick so suddenly, and Macon believes the legendary coach and owner blacklisted him from the NFL. The franchise still has not formally honored Macon for being its first black player. Macon said he believes it might be because the Halas family still owns the team.
The closest Macon ever came to being recognized by the team was when recently fired coach Lovie Smith, the first black head coach in Bears' history, introduced Macon to his players at the team hotel prior to a game against the Raiders in November 2011 in Oakland.
"Lovie Smith got all of his players together and said you're here because of him, pointing to me," said an emotional Macon. "It meant a lot to me. Every honor that has been given to Eddie Macon, I've earned."
Macon is a member of the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame and the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2008, the university retired his No. 41 jersey.
The Pacific reunion didn't work out well in Calgary, as Siemering was fired after one season, which left Macon out of pro football for two years. Macon came back to Stockton and worked as a longshoreman before returning to the CFL with the Hamilton TigerCats from 1957-59.
Macon then returned to Stockton to resume his life as a longshoreman but was asked to join the expansion Oakland Raiders in the startup American Football League in 1960. Macon commuted to Oakland from Stockton throughout the season. He played defensive back for the Raiders and was second in the AFL with nine interceptions that season, earning All-Pro honors. But at age 32, Macon's body told him it was time to retire, and he was satisfied with his career.
Jessie Macon and their five children were glad when Eddie settled down in Daly City after football, working as a longshoreman in San Francisco and then Oakland for 40 years. Eddie Macon said he suffers from arthritis, but feels spry for someone who will turn 86 in March. One of his daughters, Marilyn, also resides in Stockton, while her sisters, Candice and Edna, live in Southern California. Macon's son, Eddie Jr., passed away in 2005.
The Macons are enjoying their time at the Commons, which Eddie refers to as his "Waldorf Astoria." Macon said he's still an avid sports fan and loves watching football on the weekends and occasionally sees a player that reminds him of himself.
"There's a lot of people that haven't seen or lived that life," Macon said. "I had the dream and lived the dream."
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Rights group blasts Myanmar over Rohingya policies
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — An independent human rights group presented evidence Tuesday directly implicating the Myanmar government in abusive and discriminatory policies targeting members of the Rohingya Muslim minority, including restrictions on family size and freedom of movement.
Matthew Smith, executive director of the Southeast Asian-based Fortify Rights, said the findings were based on a dozen leaked documents and reviews of public records.
While persecution of the minority group has been well documented, in some cases dating back decades, it is the first time that official edicts have been made public, he said, describing the chilling effect of seeing them in writing.
"It represents a level of planning and knowledge among Myanmar authorities that raises the abuses to the threshold of crimes against humanity," Smith said. "These abuses have been carried out for years with complete impunity, driving the population into the ground."
Presidential spokesman Ye Htut did not respond to requests from The Associated Press for comment. He was quoted by the Myanmar Times as saying government officials "do not remark on baseless accusations from Bengali (Rohingya) lobby groups."
Myanmar, a predominantly Buddhist nation of 60 million, only recently emerged from a half century of brutal military rule. The United States and other nations worry that an outbreak of sectarian violence since June 2012 threatens the country's fragile transition to democracy. As many as 280 people have been killed, most of them Rohingya attacked by Buddhist mobs, and another 140,000 forced to flee their homes.
Nowhere have Rohingya — described by the U.N. as one of the most persecuted religious minorities in the world — been more pursued than in Rakhine state, which sits along the coast of the Bay of Bengal and is cut off from the rest of the country by a mountain range. It is home to almost all of Myanmar's 1.3 million Rohingya. Though many are descended from families that have been there for generations, the government says they are Bangladeshi and has denied almost all citizenship, rendering them stateless.
Confidential documents included in Fortify Rights' 79-page report reveal that official orders issued by Rakhine state authorities from 1993 to 2008 consistently place restrictions on Rohingya in travel, practicing religion, building places of worship, repairing homes, getting married and having families.
Some of the "regional orders" — dated 1993, 2005 and 2008 — were sent to various departments falling under state and central government jurisdictions. They also have been discussed on the record since 2011, the group said, adding that to the best of its knowledge almost all the policies are still in place and are being enforced.
The report said the orders laid the groundwork for a two-child policy in Maungdaw and Buthidaung townships, requiring Rohingya "who have permission to marry" to "limit the number of children, in order to control the birth rate so that there is enough food and shelter."
They are the only people in the country who have been subject to such population controls.
Security forces are also given power to enforce the orders, including spot checks on homes and other invasions of privacy aimed at maintaining updated family lists.
One document gives detailed instructions for officials to confirm that women are the real mothers of infants, forcing them to breastfeed in their presence if it is suspected that the women are trying to claim others' children as their own.
"It's very sinister," said Benjamin Zawacki, an international lawyer, adding that the report is significant because, while discriminatory policies against Rohingya have been well documented, having copies of the official orders marks the "end of plausible deniability, because it's all right there."
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The Davidson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the $125.3 million budget for 2014-15 fiscal year during a somber meeting Tuesday.
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the $125.3 million budget for 2014-15 fiscal year during a somber meeting Tuesday.
Despite the tragic death of longtime commissioner Billy Joe Kepley from an apparent heart attack June 7, the business of government pushed ahead.
The budget includes a 1.5 percent salary increase for all county employees and holds the property tax rate steady at 54 cents per $100 valuation. In addition, the budget includes $310,000 for operational expenses to hire six paramedics to staff a new Emergency Medical Services station in the northwest area of the county. The budget also includes money for six additional school resource officers due to a state grant commissioners accepted earlier this year.
During the invocation, chairman Larry Potts delivered a heartfelt message about Kepley's legacy and the numerous contributions he made to Davidson County during his 22-year tenure.
"May (God) be with Billy Joe Kepley's family during these difficult days and provide them with the peace of the blessings of life," Potts said.
In other related business the board discussed possible sewer extension to the Interstate 85/U.S. Highway 64 interchange. The proposed sewer extension would provide sewer service to the east side of the I-85/U.S. 64 interchange.
Vice-chairman Todd Yates requested that a letter be sent to county representatives at the state level in an attempt to alert them to the urgency of the proposed sewer extension.
"I think that in the near future, that property is going to be valuable for retail establishments," Yates said. "There are several pieces of property for sale in that area and I don't see any interest if there isn't any sewer out there."
Before the board went into closed session in which no action was taken, Potts read a brief proclamation honoring Kepley's life.
"Billy Joe Kepley sought continuously to make Davidson County a better place to live and work. Davidson County residents reaped the benefits of his capable leadership and selfless contributions to the county for many years," Potts read. "Billy Joe will be missed by all of those whose lives he touched, especially this board of commissioners. His contributions will forever serve as an example of dedicated public service."
Commissioner Steve Jarvis also requested that the proclamation be presented to Kepley's family at a future meeting.
Self-proclaimed governmental gadfly Barney W. Hill also addressed the board about Kepley during the public hearing portion of the meeting.
"My life is immeasurably enriched because my path crossed his," Hill said.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — Josh Donaldson homered with one out in the 12th inning, lifting the Oakland Athletics to a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers for their ninth straight victory Friday night.
Donaldson's opposite-field drive to right off Brayan Villarreal (0-2) was his first career game-ending hit.
And in typical fashion for the reigning AL West champions, Josh Reddick found Donaldson with a pair of celebratory whipped cream pies — a scene reminiscent of the major league-best 14 walk-off wins the A's had last year.
Prince Fielder homered and had four hits for the Tigers, who beat Oakland in the playoffs last season on their way to the World Series.
Ramon Santiago hit a two-out triple in the top of the 12th before Chris Resop (1-0) relieved Jerry Blevins and retired Austin Jackson on a fly to center.
The A's improved to an AL-best 9-2, just the third time in Oakland history the club has opened at least 9-2, also done in 1981 (11-0) and 1990 (9-2).
Only the Atlanta Braves at 9-1 have a better record than Oakland.
Fielder hit a three-run shot and Max Scherzer struck out 11, but the Tigers didn't get enough from the bottom of their batting order. The last five hitters went a combined 2 for 25.
Reddick, Oakland's right fielder, received his Gold Glove before the game, and showed it off with a leaping catch of Victor Martinez's deep fly to start the ninth.
Coco Crisp hit a tying, broken-bat single in the seventh but was replaced in the field in the top of the 10th after straining his left groin.
Fielder connected for his third home run with a drive to center in the third. He singled in the first and led off the sixth with a double, then singled again in the 11th. Fielder had two four-hit games last season.
Oakland hasn't lost since dropping its first two games of the year at home to Seattle.
The A's, coming off a 6-0 road trip through Houston and Anaheim, accomplished the 14th winning streak of nine games or more in Oakland history. They also have the second-longest winning streak in Oakland history during the month of April.
Tigers catcher Alex Avila was hit in the helmet on a backswing when Brandon Moss struck out in the eighth but stayed in the game after being examined. Moss was called for interference on the play and Yoenis Cespedes had to return to first.
Cespedes was then picked off for the third out, and landed hard on his left hand after a tumbling slide on the play. He was removed in the 11th, and X-rays were negative.
Arriving in California was a relief for the Tigers, who were coming off an 11-1 victory at home over the Blue Jays in which the first-pitch temperature was 35 degrees and the wind chill took it down to 26. Friday's temperature: 59 degrees.
"That's the proudest I've been of a team on any particular day I've ever managed," manager Jim Leyland said Friday. "Weather conditions were as bad as I've ever played in, managed in, or right up there with the all-time worst."
This afternoon, Tigers ace Justin Verlander faces lefty Brett Anderson. Verlander won the deciding Game 5 in Oakland last fall and the Tigers went on to sweep the Yankees in the AL championship series before getting swept by San Francisco in the World Series.
Reddick hit an RBI single in the sixth to pull his team to 3-2. Scherzer struck out the next three batters on 11 pitches.
Bartolo Colon struck out five and didn't walk a batter in seven innings while making his first home start since being suspended 50 games last Aug. 22 for a positive testosterone test.
Colon is 0-7 over his last 13 appearances and 12 starts against Detroit and hasn't beaten the Tigers since April 13, 2003.
Scherzer, who had a career-high 16 wins last year and received a no-decision in Game 4 of the AL division series, struck out the side in the sixth, his final inning. He allowed two runs and five hits with one walk.
The Tigers committed their first error of the season in the third when Scherzer threw wildly past Miguel Cabrera at third trying to catch Eric Sogard stealing. Sogard scored on the play.
Crisp extended his hitting streak to nine games with a first-inning bunt single, then stole his third and fourth bases of the year.
NOTES: Former Tigers closer Jose Valverde, who agreed to a minor league deal with Detroit last week, pitched one scoreless inning at extended spring training in Lakeland, Fla., against the Braves. He struck out one and walked one. ... The Tigers were one of only two AL clubs the A's had losing records against last year, dropping the season series 4-3. Oakland lost the series with Kansas City 5-4. ... Oakland's Jed Lowrie has reached base safely in all 11 games. ... Tigers RF Torii Hunter had most of the night off before flying out in the eighth as a pinch-hitter and then staying in the game. ... Oakland had eight hits, the first time in nine games the A's didn't get 10 or more.
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Colorectal cancer is the second overall cause of cancer death in the United States. According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 95,270 new cases of colon cancer and 39,220 new cases of rectal cancer will be diagnosed in 2016.1 Colorectal cancers are expected to cause about 49,190 deaths in 2016. Both men and women can develop cancer of the colon and rectum, and their risk increases over the age of 50. African Americans have the highest colorectal cancer incidence and mortality rates of all racial groups in the United States. The reasons for this are not yet understood.2
The number of new cases of colorectal cancer diagnosed each year in African Americans has not decreased. Of equal concern, is that:
These differences may be due to:
Screening can in most cases prevent the development of colon cancer by removal of precancerous polyps before they progress to cancer. Also, if colorectal cancer is diagnosed at an early stage, the chance of a surgical cure is good, and 5 year survival is 90%.
For average-risk individuals (patients without symptoms and without a family history of colon cancer), there are several recommended screening options. Colonoscopy is gaining acceptance as the preferred screening method since it has a therapeutic potential to identify and remove polyps throughout the entire colon. Other screening options include flexible sigmoidoscopy every 5 years and annual fecal immunochemical testing (FIT). Each screening test has advantages and limitations that should be discussed with patients to maximize their compliance.
Emerging research also suggests that African Americans are more likely than Whites to have precancerous polyps and colon cancer in the proximal colon, which could potentially be missed if screening was done by flexible sigmoidoscopy alone.
In response to the higher incidence and mortality of colorectal cancer among African Americans, the American College of Gastroenterology advocates modifying current screening guidelines in this population and recommends screening at the age of 45 rather than age 50.3
Current research data also suggests colonoscopy may be the preferred screening procedure rather than flexible sigmoidoscopy because of the greater prevalence of proximal polyps and proximal cancers in African Americans.
Patients commonly have questions, misconceptions, and fears about the need for colon cancer screening. Talk to your primary care physician about screening which is one of the most powerful weapons in preventing colon cancer.
1Key Statistics for Colorectal Cancer? American Cancer Society, 1/20/2016.
2Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors? American Cancer Society, 1/20/2016.
3Colorectal Cancer Screening, American Journal of Gastroenterology 2009;104:739–750.
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The University of Oklahoma announced the addition of 13 student-athletes in the early signing period as part of the 2014 incoming class on Wednesday.
"I'm really excited about this signing class and the balance that it brings to our program," said Golloway. "Our coaching staff has done an outstanding job of filling our future needs. Although we understand that some of these young men will have an opportunity to sign a Major League Baseball contract, we feel we have projected well to keep our program in a strong position and
have extremely talented student-athletes representing the University of Oklahoma for years to come."
The Sooners welcome 10 high school players for the '14 campaign, including three hailing from the state of Oklahoma. Right-handed pitcher Bryant Hodge (Moore/Christian Heritage Academy), infielder Trey Michalczewski (Jenks/Jenks HS) and right-handed pitcher Kyle Stephens (Edmond/Edmond HS) will represent the Sooner State.
OU's out-of-state high school recruits include infielder Niko Buentello (Lewisville, Texas/Lewisville HS), right-handed pitcher Jake Elliott (Coppell, Texas/Coppell HS), right-handed pitcher Alec Hansen (Loveland, Colo./Loveland HS), left-handed pitcher Chris Kohler (Alta Loma, Calif./Los Osos HS), infielder/right-handed pitcher Sheldon Neuse (Fort Worth, Texas/Fossil Ridge HS), catcher Jacob Nottingham (Redlands, Calif./Redlands HS) and left-handed pitcher Octavio Rodriguez (El Paso, Texas/Franklin HS).
Oklahoma also added three junior college standouts for the 2014 season, including infielder Josh Ake (Readington, N.J./Hunterdon Central Regional HS/North Carolina/Howard College), utility player Keach Ballard (Durant/Silo HS/Murray State College) and right-handed pitcher Caleb Simpson (Norman/Norman North HS/Seminole State).


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Hinchcliffe wins 1st career race in IndyCar opener
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — James Hinchcliffe watched the 2011 season-opening race at St. Petersburg from the sidelines because he didn't have a deal yet to drive in the IndyCar Series. Out of work again at the end of the year when his race team closed its doors, the Canadian was pondering his future in the Indianapolis house he shared with a bunch of roommates when his big break finally came.
Michael Andretti was on the phone in need of a driver to fill Danica Patrick's seat. The ride had gone to Dan Wheldon, who signed to drive the GoDaddy car for Andretti Autosport but was killed shortly after in the 2011 season finale at Las Vegas.
Hinchcliffe was both honored and humbled — feelings that came flooding back Sunday when it all came full circle for him as he picked up his first career victory on the street course in Wheldon's adopted hometown of St. Pete.
"This is his hometown; this is his car," said Hinchcliffe, who will be added now to the Wheldon monument unveiled Thursday at Turn 10 on the course. "Knowing my face will be on that memorial, that's really special."
He drove the bright green No. 27 to the win in front of Wheldon's wife, two sons, and sister, who have become like family to him and gave him the blessing to accept the job when Andretti called.
"It was a tremendous amount of responsibility I felt to honor Dan and do a good enough job to honor what he would have done in this car," Hinchcliffe said. "So to get the first win here in his hometown with his family here, who I've grown quite close to, it means so much more, to be honest. There's nowhere that I would have rather had my first win I don't think in this car than right here in St. Pete."
Hinchcliffe passed Helio Castroneves on the final restart to take the lead and held on to win by 1.09 seconds over the defending race winner. He became the first Canadian to win since Paul Tracy's 2007 victory at Cleveland in the CART Series, and Hinchcliffe waved the Canadian flag as he climbed from his car.
The win showed Andretti didn't lose a step over the offseason, when the organization turned it up a notch even after Ryan Hunter-Reay's championship.
It paid off Sunday when Hinchcliffe got the first IndyCar win for sponsor GoDaddy, who was with Patrick in the series before her 2012 move to NASCAR, and it was the 44th win for the organization.
The team also celebrated Marco Andretti's third-place finish, and was satisfied with new addition E.J. Viso's seventh-place finish considering he came back from a hard crash in Saturday's practice after his suspension failed. Hunter-Reay might have also been in the mix if not for a mechanical problem.
"We worked so hard over the winter because we knew it was going to be that much harder to be competitive this year," team owner Michael Andretti said. "To come out the way we did, I think all weekend all of our cars were showing they had strength.
"For Hinch, especially, he just was on it from the first practice on. He did not put a wheel wrong all weekend. He drove his butt off."
So did Andretti's son, Marco, who picked up his career-best finish on the downtown street course after using the offseason to study what he's been doing wrong in the race car and to rebuild his confidence. He used a late surge to pass Simona de Silvestro with two laps to go to get the podium finish.
"I've been working so hard in the offseason, not just physically, but on places where I've been lacking and these places have been a weak point for me," said Andretti, who praised de Silvestro but said in the closing laps, "I had to muscle her a little bit. I needed a podium."
De Silvestro lost two more spots — to Tony Kanaan and Scott Dixon — before the checkered flag. She settled for sixth but was thrilled about her debut race for KV Racing Technology, which went fourth and sixth with Kanaan and de Silvestro.
Mario Andretti was among the many people who stopped after the race to congratulate the Swiss driver.
"We were running up front the whole day and it was really cool to be keeping up with them," she said. "I think we can really learn from this and try to be better next week. We all know we can be fast and qualify fast and run up front. Now we just have to minimize mistakes so we can win races."
It was a huge opening weekend for Chevrolet, which swept the top four spots in its first race since capturing the driver and manufacturer championship in last year's return season to IndyCar.
Dixon was the highest-finishing Honda for team owner Chip Ganassi, who minced no words Saturday when he openly questioned Honda's desire to win in IndyCar. The Honda teams had been slow all weekend, and Ganassi's comments sent a clear message he's not satisfied with engine performance.
Honda had only three drivers in the top 10.
"Obviously, it was a disappointing start to our IndyCar season," said Art St. Cyr, president of Honda Performance Development. "But we will learn from this and everyone ... will work, together with our teams, to get back to the top of the podium."
The race was dominated early by Will Power, who led the first 26 laps but lost the lead to Penske Racing teammate Castroneves on a restart and then lost another position to Hinchcliffe on another restart. It put him back in third for a huge chunk of the race until a bizarre incident under caution with JR Hildebrand, who inexplicably drove on top of Power's car.
The contact damaged Power's side mirror and caused a flat tire, forcing him to pit road for repairs that dropped him to 16th, where he finished.
Hildebrand took the blame.
"We were getting ready for the restart, I was dialing my knobs back and talking to team about the start," Hildebrand said. "Guys just slowed up, and I ran into the back of him. It was totally my fault. As soon as I hit him, I couldn't help from going anywhere. It was totally my fault.
"I'm super sorry for Will. We were just trying to get back on lead lap. I was doing too much all at once when the field slowed up there."
But Power was more bothered by the restarts, and said he's spoken to race director Beaux Barfield about protocol in the past.
"What are we going to do about second-place taking off? He just keeps allowing people to do it," Power said. "And then JR just ran over the back of me to ruin the day. He said he was just looking at the steering wheel. Just a mistake, man, it happens."
Castroneves said he did nothing wrong on the restart that got him past Power on the restart on lap 27. Power never led again.
"I went between the cones where we talk about it; but I understand that he also has got to keep the pace," said Castroneves, who led a race-high 42 laps.
"They said this is going to be the start of the race, you've got to be ready. I was ready. So in this situation, everybody wants to win and go for it. I think I was doing my job."


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The FBI has issued a warning about a new version of a "drive-by" virus that locks users' computers, tells them they've violated federal law and demands they pay a fine through a prepaid card service.
The message appears to come from the FBI or the Justice Department's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, the FBI said in its warning about the virus. And although the ruse might seem obvious to most computer users, "some people have actually paid the so-called fine," said Donna Gregory of the Internet Crime Complaint Center.
A scam that tries to take advantage of the FBI's authority is nothing new — the IC3's 2011 Internet Crime Report said FBI-related scams were the most common type on the Internet — but the use of this burgeoning type of drive-by malware in such a swindle is fairly recent.
The 5 most common online swindles
Many forms of malware download to a user's computer when they open a file or attachment, the FBI said. Drive-by malware can download itself when you click on a compromised website, by taking advantage of vulnerabilities in Web browsers or plug-ins that work within the browser. And although it often will try to sneak in without the user noticing, this particular piece of malware, known as Reveton ransomware, is anything but subtle. It immediately locks up the victim's computer and displays a message declaring that a violation of federal law has taken place — associated with child pornography or other illegal activity — and ordering the user to pay the fine.
The FBI said it first came across Reveton, which is distributed via the Citadel malware platform, in 2011. And IC3 issued a warning in May this year, but drive-by malware has spread, both domestically and overseas, since then. Gregory said IC3 has been getting dozens of complaints daily.
IC3 recommends that victims of the Reveton virus should not, of course, pay any money to remove the virus.. Instead they should contact a computer professional or, if it's on a work computer, the IT shop. The security company F-Secure, for one, also offers instructions on removing the virus.
But if you manage to unlock the computer, be aware that Reveton could still be operating in the background, looking, for example, to use a key-logger to steal personal information such as user names, passwords and credit card numbers, IC3 warned.
And IC3 is urging victims to file a complaint and look for updates about the Reveton virus on its website.
IC3 is a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center that was set up in 2000 to give people an easy way to report online crime and to assist law enforcement agencies in tracking cyber crimes.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – A second consecutive late road comeback and overtime league game for the No. 15 Yale men's lacrosse team, but the Bulldogs could not make it two straight Ivy victories. Drew Belinsky found the net 45 seconds into the third overtime to give No. 13 Penn a 10-9 win on a cold and cloudy day at Franklin Field.
All games from here on out are big ones, but this had added significance with both teams trying to avoid a second league defeat. This was a contest of big runs for both teams.
The Bulldogs (5-2, 1-2 Ivy) opened up a lead in the first half with a three-goal run. Penn (5-3, 2-1), which trailed 6-3 in the second period, countered with a string of five (3 EMO) in the second half that nearly won it the game.
Matt Miller had three goals while Matthew Gibson (4 points) and Brian Douglass each had two as Yale put 36 shots on Brian Feeney (6 saves).
The Quakers, who had 38 shots, also had a slight edge in ground balls and had four fewer turnovers.
The loss spoiled another great day for face-off man Cole Yeager, who won 14 of 19 battles on the X while providing key possession opportunities. The Elis won 16 of 23 overall with Dylan Levings splitting four attempts.
Corey Winkoff (5 points) got the home team off to a good start by finding the net 66 seconds in on a shot that trickled over the goal line after hitting Falcone. The early advantage lasted for almost seven minutes. That's when Gregory Mahony's shot from 10 yards out found the net to even things.
The Bulldogs grabbed their first lead about three minutes later. Douglass took a crossing pass from Gibson and sent a bouncer inside the far post.
After the Quakers tied the game late in the first quarter, the Elis went on a three-goal run over a minute and 50 seconds to take the momentum.
First, Gibson outworked a defender to score unassisted to start the second and give Yale 3-2 lead. Then, Miller, running down the left side, bounced one past Feeney 1:42 in. The lead went to three when Brandon Mangan took a Gibson feed from behind the goal and deposited it in the back of the net.
The teams traded pretty goals, including a typical Douglass move to put the Blue up 6-4. The senior attackman raced around the net and came out on the left side. He dove out and flipped the ball back inside the short side. Instead of Yale riding the momentum of the half's last tally, the home team re-grouped for its third-quarter explosion.
The Quakers scored five times in just under seven minutes of the third, and the Elis found themselves trailing in the fourth like they were at Princeton last Saturday.
The Yale defense dug in and stopped Penn on numerous attempts to make it a three-goal cushion. That proved big because the Blue scored three of regulation's last four goals.
One of those Yale goals was Gibson's second of the game. The junior attackman, with an extra man, made an amazing move around the defender by twisting his body and then firing a shot high on Bailey with 6:30 left to pull the Blue to within 8-7. Penn, however, answered again.
Johnathan Falcone, who had seven saves including three big ones in the third that could have turned the game into a Penn runaway, intercepted a pass to set up the second of Miller's three tallies on a bouncer from 15 yards out at 3:30.
Penn had an opportunity to run out the clock with a one-goal lead, but Winkoff was called for an infraction behind the Yale goal with 1:14 left. That's all Miller needed to send the game to overtime. He received the ball up top and ran past a few defenders down the middle before firing high past the Penn goalie with 37 seconds left.
Penn had the ball for most of the first OT. Yale defenseman Peter Johnson's attempt to stop a drive to the goal resulted in a "slash to the head" penalty with 1:30 left. Yale killed off the penalty and tried to clear the ball but turned it over. Winkoff thought he had won the game with 31 seconds left after a run down the left wing, but he was called for a crease violation and the game went to a second OT.
The Bulldogs had possession of the ball for most of the second four-minute set but missed on four shots and had to force a turnover as the clock ran out to prevent Penn from having a last-second attempt.
The Quakers won the faceoff in the third OT and called a timeout. Belinsky ran past the goal line extended and then cut back off the edge of the crease and slipped a low shot past Falcone with 3:15 left. That ended Yale's longest game since a four-OT affair with Brown in 2001.
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The fallout following the forced retirement of Bishop William Morris, of the Diocese of Toowoomba in Australia, has grown more caustic in the days since May 1, the effective date of his removal by Pope Benedict XVI. During a period when many clamor for a more aggressive response from Rome about bishops whose poor judgment delayed remedies for the abuse of children in dioceses around the world, the decision to retire Bishop Morris because of a carefully couched reference to women's ordination raised eyebrows.
Outraged supporters have rallied around the bishop. Australia's National Council of Priests first leaped to Bishop Morris's defense: "We are appalled at the lack of transparency and due process that led to this decision by church authorities," the council said in a statement. "We are embarrassed about the shabby treatment meted out to an outstanding Pastor.... We are concerned about an element within the church whose restorationist ideology wants to repress freedom of expression within the Roman Catholic Church and who deny the legitimate magisterial authority of the local bishop within the church."
Bishop Morris had been investigated because of various differences with Rome, his use of general absolution and unorthodox ideas regarding clerical wear among them. But perhaps generating the most tension was a pastoral letter in 2006 that mentioned that the ordination of married men and of women might be part of the solution to the diocese's acute priest shortage. Bishop Morris has apparently resisted Vatican calls for his resignation since at least 2007 and agreed to leave only after his position had become "untenable." He told Australian television on May 8 that his departure was intended to "send a message to the bishops of the world...if you ask questions, if you're in people's faces long enough, if you're kind of a nuisance around the place, well, 'Look what happened to Bill Morris.'" The report that led to his removal has not been made public.
Speaking on behalf of the Vincentians in Australia, Tim Williams, C.M., had harsh words for both the Vatican's process and for a group of parishioners who persistently urged Bishop Morris's removal: "[Bishop Morris] has been subjected to criticism from a small number of self-appointed liturgical and doctrinal watchdogs who...see it as their calling to run to sympathetic ecclesiastical authorities with their destructive reports. Just as we wonder at the motivation behind the extremes of terrorism, it is hard to understand what distortion of Christianity drives these watchdogs in their efforts to bring down good people."
Father Williams concluded: "Bill Morris is a bishop who has dared to indicate he is open to some different thinking in addressing pastoral needs—and for that, it seems, he is being dismissed. To deny others freedom to even think differently surely smacks of a totalitarian regime."
A statement released by Peter Wilkinson, a spokesperson for Australia's reform-leaning group Catholics for Ministry, called the process that led to Bishop Morris's removal a "kangaroo court." Wilkinson said: "Bishop Morris has never had, as far as is known, any formal charges laid against him by the Vatican, never been shown the evidence gathered against him and never allowed to face as witnesses in public any of his accusers.... Without due process Catholics can have no confidence in their Church's legal system or trust in those who administer it."


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Reeds initiative would allow state and local governments to adjust future retirement benefits while preserving all retirement benefits that have already been earned. He and San Bernardino Mayor Pat Morris, another sponsor of the initiative, say it is necessary to keep the costs of pension benefits from crowding out municipal services in coming years.
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The debate between NA and forced induction is something that will never die. It's fair to say if you want power you go forced, if you want response you go NA. If you want big power with response you get some stupid displacement V8 or V10 but then again, they don't have an econo-mode like a turbo car does out of boost. Now, smaller bore turbos, twins or sequentials can be a bit of sweet spot where you get all the pull without the lag. But what if you try what the Japanese have been doing for many years? Going with the instant response of a supercharger and couple that with the overlap of a turbo to provide the rest of the boost? Now that's progress.
Admittedly I wasn't super familiar with this technology because North Americans weren't big on forced induction in production cars. But in the 80's the turbo technology hit the market like a roundhouse kick. And spawned all kinds of marketing catch phases and products that integrated the word 'Turbo' in them some capacity. But it wasn't until I went overseas that I realized there were hybrids using both turbos and superchargers and tiny 660cc engines to optimizes their inherent lack of torque and horsepower.
Dennis Wang of Fountain Valley, CA realized that his NA 3-series sedan needed more kick. Sure the 3.0L inline-6 lurking under the hood of the 330i is capable but a total boat anchor compared to what it has become. When it comes to building something that gets noticed in Los Angeles, Wang made a smart move and turned to Ben Abutin of High End Performance. High End is of course, killing it at the shows and in all of the magazines, showing no signs of slowing down with their bold moves in the sport compact world.
Abutin's crew fabbed-up a custom manifold to house the Garrett GT-30 ball bearing turbo now forcing the chamber with air. But further upstream is a custom centrifugal supercharger, high-polished and tuned to light the 6-shooter up immediately. A K&N conical filter draws in air into a maze of 2.5-inch polished intercooler piping eventually landing in the custom intake plenum. Dumping the spent gases is a TurboSmart 48mm wastegate while unneeded air is vented through twin TurboSmart blow-off valves. Post combustion, exhaust heads into a 2.5-inch downpipe and bumps up to a 3.5-inch midpipe and flows out twin exits. What the forced induction can't accomplish, the NOS fogger system will feeding the motor from twin 10-pound bottles. The whole setup was tuned by Split Second resulting in a combination pushing 400whp out of a stock motor running 7psi.
Under the chassis are all the right moves considering the Ultimate Driving Machine already has lots of right moves from the factory. The dampers were replaced with a set of KW's Variant 3 coilovers for high adjustability. The factory sway bars set to understeer were beefed up with some Eibach units for desired stiffness and tail-out driving. The stoppers are some Ferrari-caliber gear from Brembo ready for any conditions. In the rear are 4-pistons with 345mm cross-drilled 2-piece rotors but upfront are 6-pistons with massive 380mm brutes.
To accommodate the brakes, Wang needed some serious rollers. Wheels that would not only clear these brakes but fill out the wheel wheels for the flushness that is basically mandatory in a project of this magnitude. Wang chose the C20 from HRE, a charcoal wheel with a polished lip. The wheels are 19x9, and those are just the fronts! The rear rollers are 19x11-inches cloaked in Falken 452s measuring 315/25R19!
The widebody look of the car did not come easily. It is a combination of rare parts, custom parts and more labor than most enthusiasts could stomach paying for. The car is fitted with a full AC Schnitzer bodykit, modified to accept the custom widebody. The rear wing is custom as are the carbon fiber mirrors and kidney grilles. The carbon doesn't stop there with AC Autotechnic carbon fiber B-pillars, Fusion door sills and a Vorsteiner double-sided hood. Lighting got a boost with genuine Euro E90 tails and headlights fitted with Fusion HIDs and angel eyes. The project was resprayed in Artic White and given a custom triple stripe a la BMW Motorsports.
Inside the fiery 4-seater, is well, a cage that makes it only a 2-seater. A Chromoly 14-point cage weaves around the cabin protecting the occupants and making the car solid like a chunk of billet. The Recaro SPG buckets are drapped with Schroth 5-point harnesses (well 4-points for men). Fusion provided many of the interior carbon fiber accents including: steering wheel, wheel trim, e-brake, shift knob and various inserts. The balance of the interior got a custom suede treatment wrapping the: armrest, wheel, airbag flaps, door panels and headliner. The cage also doubles as a great mount for many accessories, the obvious being the harnesse but a camera, bottles and even the Defi gauges. Above the driver is a unique setup of the Defi gauges including: boost, EGT, oil pressure, water and oil temperature. Boost is regulated with a TurboSmart e-Boost2 and the AFRs are displayed with an Innovate wideband gauge.
Since this E90 hits the show circuit in addition to being one hell of a SoCal cruiser, a load of audio and advanced multimedia was injected into the project. Probably the most striking upgrade was all of the Apple gear onboard. A fully functional Mini Mac is installed along with a 20-inch Apple cinema display as well as a wireless keyboard and mouse. The audio comes courtesy of Helix, where a full deployment of speakers, subs and amps is found throughout. Up front are 6-inch two ways with 5.5-inch 2-ways in the rear doors and another pair in the trunk. Power in the quartet of Helix 10-inch subs is a pair of 1300W Helix A1 amps. A single 6-channel 640W Helix A6 and A2 1300W runs the balance of the components. The flush mount DVD player is connected to the I-drive as is the rear backup camera for ease of toggling between sources, that also includes a Nintendo Wii.
Lots of labor and plenty of innovation is paying off as this Bimmer is cleaning up at shows. The crowds at Bimmerfest '08 couldn't even wrap their heads around what they were looking at. The judges however did and gave Wong's creation top honors with Best of Show. And a High End Performance car yet again makes it into the mag, no bribes required.
Owner: Dennis Wang
Location: Fountain Valley, CA
Vehicle: 2006 BMW 330i
Power: 400whp (est.)
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Custom Polished Intercooler
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Custom Polish Coolant Tank
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HRE C20 Charcoal w/ Polished Lip
Front: 19X9-inch
Back: 19X11-inch
Falken Tires FK452
Front: 265/30R19
Back: 315/25R19
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Brembo 4-piston /345mm
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Custom 14-Point Roll Cage
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Defi Water Temp. Gauge
Defi Oil Temp. Gauge
Defi Exhaust Temp. Gauge
Defi Boost Gauge
Defi Oil Pressure Gauge
Audio & Multimedia
Apple Mini Mac Computer
Apple 20-inch Monitor
Apple Wireless Keyboard
Apple Wireless Mouse
Nintendo Wii
Helix 6-inch 2-Way Front Speakers x2
Helix 5.5-inch 2-Way Rear Speakers x2
Helix 5.5-inch 2-Way Trunk Speakers x2
Helix 10-inch Subwoofers x4
Helix A1 Amplifier
Helix A2 Amplifier
Helix A6 Amplifier
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Custom 10-inch Trunk Monitor
DVD Player Connected to OEM I-Drive
Back-Up Camera Connected to OEM I-Drive
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Brent Crude Oil (May '13):
- Short Term Trend is bearish.
- Confirmation of a top with a range violation on 04/03/13 @ 109.37. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 04/03/13 @ 109.37. Downside Targets = 105.41 – 103.38.
- Inside VRCB generated on Wednesday.
- May Brent Crude was unable to build on Tuesday's bullish momentum as the market settled lower in a tight trading range after being unable to new attract buyers above $106.25.
- Expect another push higher briefly on Thursday before the market reaches a critical mass level and possibly triggers a sell-off heading into the close of the week.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.90
- Projected Weekly Range: 4.80
- Projected Monthly Range: 6.72
WTI Crude Oil (May '13):
- Short Term Trend is bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 04/09/13 @ 93.76. Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 04/09/13 @ 94.20. Upside Targets = 95.23 – 96.15.
- May WTI Crude Oil was able to squeak out a modest gain on Wednesday fueled by a late session rally near the $95 mark but was unable to crack through the barrier as it closed in on the 50-day moving average.
- The market is giving signs as if it is reaching an equilibrium point and as mentioned in Tuesday evening's report, I expect this market to face significant resistance at current level up to $96.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.44
- Projected Weekly Range: 4.08
- Projected Monthly Range: 7.11
Natural Gas (May '13):
- Short Term Trend is bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 04/05/13 @ 3.986 Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 04/05/13 @ 4.045. Upside Targets = 4.193 – 4.238.
- May Natural Gas saw quite the volatile trading session on Wednesday as the market shot up higher to test the weekly highs during early trading before gains were liquidated into the close to settle below $4.10.
- Spot natural gas also saw more volume than the WTI contract for the second time this week with heavy volatility and record open interest, which will provide for excess volatility around the storage report tomorrow and over the next few weeks as injection season gets underway and bulls begin to liquidate profits from the last month of gains.
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- Projected Weekly Range: .229
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South Dakota House Approved Extension of Weapons Permits
PIERRE - South Dakota lawmakers have given final approval to a bill that would make the state's concealed weapons permits valid for an extra year.
The House voted unanimously to make the permits valid for five years, up from the current four years. The Senate approved the bill earlier, so it will become law if signed by Gov. Dennis Daugaard.
Rep. Scott Craig of Rapid City says making concealed weapons permits valid for five years will bring South Dakota's law in line with laws in the neighboring states of Wyoming and Nebraska. He says making permits valid for an extra year will save time and money for South Dakota citizens.
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Iowa State middle linebacker Matt Robertson has been dismissed from the Cyclone football program after testing positive for a banned nutritional supplement.
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Innovate, the new research magazine from Iowa State's College of Engineering, makes its campus debut this week.
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Iowa State scientists are using chemistry and nanotechnology to create a better way to make biodiesel.
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