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Sunday, April 06, 2008
The Conservatives traditionally do poorly with younger voters. When you see their "outreach" on the website, it explains a lot. Here is the banner, a call to arms for Canadian youth:
Who chooses this photo for the frontpage of your website? Somebody actually made the decision that the look on this kid's face conveys the appropriate message? Are the Conservatives trying to court the braindead, nobody's home vote? Stunned and young? Come, join our team.
29 comments:
- bigcitylib said...
How long before that guy's picture gets traced back to a porn site, I wonder?
- 10:55 AM, April 06, 2008
- The Jurist said...
Are the Conservatives trying to court the braindead, nobody's home vote?
Last I checked they couldn't care less about intelligence even in their candidates. So it wouldn't be the least bit surprising if they're perfectly happy to target the braindead for their rank and file.
- 11:13 AM, April 06, 2008
- Prole said...
Is that supposed to look like Napoleon Dynamite?
- 11:17 AM, April 06, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Sorry Steve about the deletes. I have been trying to link to someone but it is not working. I will try for the last time I hope it works this time.
Before criticizing the BT'S I think that you should be looking in your own backyard. You tell what you think about this person who makes light of 9/11 where we lost over 3.000 lives on that horrible day?
- 11:37 AM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
Right, do you really want to play that game, given who's on your blogroll? Besides, this is the Con site, what you folks choose to present to Canadians. His IQ is probably representative of the target audience. I'm just waiting for a headline "Dion is a poopy pants".
- 11:42 AM, April 06, 2008
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- 11:58 AM, April 06, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Steve I have no idea that this is a Con site. I saw it on the liblog. Funny how they allow things like this on. Talking about Dion I have seen a lot worse things said about Mr.Harper. I will give you an example here. For instance he has been called a dictator,people who call him a dictator have no idea what a dictator is. I know my grandparents lived under one so I know what I'm talking about. Also all the name calling that goes on about this government stupid,idiot,etc..etc...So someone criticize Mr.Dion boo hoo. Let me remind you that the BT's are not the only ones criticizing your leader Mr.Dion your own party is doing it also. So what does this say about your leader?
- 12:00 PM, April 06, 2008
- knb said...
Funny, I didn't think this thread was talking about Dion.
I thought it was speaking to the ridiculous site that the Con's have and their techniques in attracting youth.
Silly me.
- 1:10 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
Well, at least they're consistent :) Dodge and weave.
- 1:13 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
Jurist, hope you don't mind, but this quote on your link is just too precious:
"Neither IQ level, nor political astuteness are prerequisites to be a candidate — just a citizen over 18 with a reasonable credit record, no serious crime sheet and a surname other than Riddell," Finley wrote in a December e-mail to Ian Brodie, who now is chief of staff to Prime Minister Stephen Harper."
- 1:14 PM, April 06, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"Funny, I didn't think this thread was talking about Dion."
"Well, at least they're consistent :) Dodge and weave."
Silly me I thought you were talking about how Mr.Dion is being seen as on the BT's. Here is your own quote Steve.
"Every so often, I visit the Conservative website, to see the latest juvenile manifestation of anti-Dion postings. On a sidenote, for the first time I can remember, there are actually as many pictures of Harper on the website, as there are photos of Dion- strange."
Just typical,just typical. Oh well I guess I shouldn't be all that surprised. Have yourself a very happy Sunday. Ooops I'm now going to be criticized for saying happy Sunday;)
- 2:07 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
"Silly me I thought you were talking about how Mr.Dion is being seen as on the BT's."
No, we were talking about the Con website, not the BT's. I guess the IQ thing applies to supporters too.
- 2:08 PM, April 06, 2008
- RuralSandi said...
Didn't you realize the Cons have Attention Deficit Disorder? They can't stay on one topic - they can only ryhme off PM talking points.
- 2:09 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
"They can't stay on one topic - they can only ryhme off PM talking points."
Well, you see what happens everytime somebody is allowed to ad lib. In one way, you can understand the controlling, paranoid, directives from the top approach.
- 2:11 PM, April 06, 2008
- RuralSandi said...
Dictator: 1. a ruler with unrestricted authority, esp one who suppresses or succeeds a democratic government. "2. a person with supreme authority in any sphere" "3 a DOMINEERING person."
(from the Oxford dictionary)
He's dominineering and suppresses - that makes Harper a dictator.
- 2:13 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
Do you know which former foreign leader Harper has "read and mastered"? Explains A LOT actually.
- 2:18 PM, April 06, 2008
- Tomm said...
That guy looks pretty stunned. Perhaps it was suppose to be a Napolean Dynamite "look". Perhaps they are going for the Napolean vote.
..vote for Pedro!
- 2:48 PM, April 06, 2008
- RuralSandi said...
Yes - it's "Stalin".
He also uses the Goebbels method of propoganda - repeat something over and over again until it's perceived as the truth.
I forgot to add in the definition of dictator, the following:
Dictatorial: 1. of or like a dictator. 2. "imperious; overbearing".
- 3:01 PM, April 06, 2008
- clh said...
I saw that photo used with the slogan "Freak out your prof; join the Conservatives". I assumed the photo was supposed to look like someone on drugs who would freak out their prof, or parents.
I actually thought it was a rather clever ad campaign, although the underlying theme (become a conservative just because people will be surprised to learn you are one) is superficial. In other words, clever and funny, if you don't mind empty, meaningless politics.
- 3:14 PM, April 06, 2008
- daniel said...
Back on topic, I think that picture is the same one they used for the "Freak out your roommate - join the Conservatives" ad that they used to (still?) have. Except, that was supposed to be the picture of the freaked-out roommate, not the prospective Conservative; I'm not sure what idiot made the decision for it to be the banner photo to recruit youths to the party.
- 3:16 PM, April 06, 2008
- daniel said...
Haha, clf beat be to the punch.
- 3:17 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
"Freak out your prof; join the Conservatives".
That implies an inverse relationship between education and conservatism.
- 5:04 PM, April 06, 2008
- Tomm said...
Your too clever by half.
- 5:07 PM, April 06, 2008
- Joe said...
Actually the cons target market is liberals as this picture clearly shows.
- 5:30 PM, April 06, 2008
- The Jurist said...
Steve: No problem at all with your pointing out the quote - frankly I'm shocked the Cons have mostly received a free ride after it was made public.
- 5:54 PM, April 06, 2008
- clh said...
"Actually the cons target market is liberals as this picture clearly shows."
I'm sure the CPC would like to target Liberal voters as this makes sense, but I don't see how this ad will grab Liberals.
Will Liberals identify with the young man who looks clueless? I don't think so. Will Liberals want to vote Conservative to freak someone out? I don't think so.
I think it is targetted at rebellious and immature youth (primarily young men). How else to explain being drawn to a political party to freak anyone out?
- 6:08 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
"Actually the cons target market is liberals as this picture clearly shows."
Slightly off topic, but Nanos was on QP today, talking about Lukwski. Nanos said this could hurt the Cons with voters outside their base, make them less appealing to swing voters. The telling quote, Nanos said this issue really doesn't do any damage with Conservative core voters, which basically translates to an acknowledgement that bigotry is accepted practice. Nice base.
- 7:19 PM, April 06, 2008
- Joe said...
But of course "knucke dragger" is not bigotry because it is liberal.
- 10:44 PM, April 06, 2008
- Steve V said...
Fife was just stating the obvious. If you're a knuckle dragger, you're a conservative, it seems almost pre-determined. That doesn't mean all conservatives are knuckle draggers, just that their part of your tent, that's where the overwhelming majority of the bigots go. Bigots exist, nobody disputes that, and they tend to vote Conservative. The right has always had this dance, and it isn't country specific. It's sort of why you need the tight leash and all, or like the Americans, you coddle them, take their money and then tell them to go away when there is an election, for fear that the ugly is centerstage.
- 10:58 PM, April 06, 2008


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Everyone has their personal views of where and how much a mom should show when breastfeeding her baby in public. And while I couldn't care less where a lady whips out her tatas to get her nurse on, I respect people's views. Full disclosure, when I was nursing my daughter, I didn't feel comfortable popping a breast out sans Hooter Hider when in public. That's just not my style. And even though, like I said, seeing a mom breastfeed in public doesn't weird me out, I understand how there are some places people would prefer women to cover up a bit. Like, I don't know, church.
On the flip side, though, there are some places that should be an absolute breastfeeding free-for-all. Boobs out everywhere, without anyone as much as batting an eyelash. And Las Vegas is one of those places.
For those of you who have never been, let me describe Las Vegas for you: Boobs are out everywhere, without anyone as much as batting an eyelash. Oh, and ass, too. Pretty much any and all debauchery that can happen does happen in Vegas. For those of you who have been there, or who live within the confines of this fair city, can I get an amen?
The incident took place at a cafe in the Flamingo hotel, and since then, everything's been resolved. The hotel issued an apology, offered to pay for the woman's lunch, etc. etc. (It probably didn't hurt that the woman who was asked to stop nursing is a popular mom blogger, who took to the Internet to voice her frustrations.) But ... the irony of this is just ... there are no words; this is crazy!
Do people really feel more weirded out about a baby eating from its mom's boob than they do women walking around in g-strings and pasties? I mean, seriously. This woman was probably more covered up than lots of people in Vegas. For someone who works there -- someone who probably sees all sorts of freaky shit on a daily basis -- to ask a mama to put her boob away is ... Honestly, it's hilarious.
I'm glad everything was eventually put to rest, and that the woman who asked this mom to use a cover-up (yes, it was a woman) now knows that breastfeeding is okay to do in public in Vegas. "Don't mind the burlesque dancers thongs and strapless bras, everyone. It's the breastfeeding moms we're concerned with!"
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Clips from Pink's 'VH1 Storytellers' have landed online and the sassy singer sure had fun detailing the inspiration and meanings behind her songs. She clearly has gift of gab.
For 'So What,' she talked about going to Sweden and calling her husband Carey Hart while drunk before writing the song. She asked him, "Are you sure you don't want to work this out?," since they were going through a separation. The song is funny and Pink reveals she likes to incorporate humor into her lyrics.
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|Aubrey and Erica Levin
Yet another "psychiatrist" has been found guilty of sexually deviant crimes. Aubrey Levin, another alleged forensic psychiatrist, has been found guilty of sexual assaults on young men who were court ordered to report to Levin for "psychiatry" in a case that has so many parallels to the william ayres case, that I'd like to be able to say that it's shocking. Unfortunately, the parallels are not all that shocking -- indeed, this kind of deviant, cruel, criminal behavior appears to be normative for this "profession."
Parallels between cases:
Levin did not testify, but in police interviews, he claimed that he was not sexually abusing his patients, he was practicing "medical procedures" to treat sexual dysfunction. Likewise, william ayres claimed that all of his actions were "medical procedures" and that some of them were to determine the physical sexual development stage (Tanner) of his young boy victims... ayres never did manage to convincingly explain why it was that girls did not need to have similar examinations.
Levin was a forensic psychiatrist, and as such, was taking court-ordered young men for evaluation. He was sexually abusing some of these young men, who were not at liberty to deny court ordered visits without the fear of retribution from the court. In fact, one of the victims DID file complaints and was ignored. So he filmed his own sexual abuse with a hidden camera watch, and brought that to authorities as evidence. The ayres case parallels Levin's: in addition to his private "psychiatric" practice in which he molested young boys, william ayres molested young boys who were referred to him by the court for forensic evaluation.
Both men abused the threat of State retribution in order to coerce some of their victims.
Trial similarities:
Levin's trial was put on hold for awhile due to Levin's alleged "failing health" issues, (Heart "problems" and "morbid" obesity. Early in the trial process, Levin was pictured walking unassisted into the courtrooms, and soon was appearing with a shiny new walker. You'll recall the same nonsense from william ayres – only ayres was suffering prostate "problems," not heart "problems."
Later in the trial process, proceedings were held for competency hearings because Levin's "doctor" said that he had early symptoms of dementia, and his wife was claiming that he was forgetting words and exhibiting bizarre behavior like leaving his zipper down. Ultimately, it was decided that he was competent to stand trial.
You'll recall that william ayres also ran a rather lengthy ruse in which he pretended to be suffering Alzheimer's, apparently, according to statements that he made to evaluating staff at Napa State Hospital, at least in part, at the behest of his legal representation. His wife , Solveig ayres, also turned common, temporary lapses of memory into elaborate stories of mental deterioration -- Claims of "not remembering his son's name" turned into "well, it happened ONCE" under cross-examination.
The Wives and other supporters:
Aubrey Levin's Rabbi has claimed that Levin is "greatly respected" in his community and that his "good" is not "erased" by the sexual abuse. Rabbi Yisroel Miller further kvetched that a prison sentence would be a death sentence. Similarly, william ayres was vocally and apparently financially supported by many local practicing head-shrinkers like Etta Bryant, Larry Lurie, Robert Kimmich, and others.
In the case of william ayres, his wife Solveig has been a staunch defender, sometimes making angry posts online about Salem and witch hunts. She coined the idea that ayres was a "physician first" that was frequently reported in the press, and was used by Doron Weinberg, ayres' first asshat attorney during the trial.
Aubrey Levin's wife Erica Levin steps it up a notch: She apparently is being held over for attempting to bribe one of the jurors in her husband's case. She was hoping to purchase a "not guilty" vote for some chump change. The juror told the judge. Erica is now likely facing her own appointment in front of a jury.
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How many times does this have to repeat itself? Why do the perpetrators always have the same Modus Operandi, and why do the wives and family always react with the same blind disbelief and behave in an anti-social manner in response to people horrified by their spouse's criminal behavior.
The term "psychiatrist" was coined by German doctor Johann Reil, and the word is composited from Ancient Greek meaning roughly: "Soul Medical Treatment"
It is interesting then, to find that a startling number of psychiatrists are actually soul vampires, thriving on the damage and chaos that they cause to their alleged patients. Do they all behave the same way because they are in essence the same evil being inhabiting the space where a human being was supposed to stand? Are they vessels for some kind of evil unleashed upon the weary? Or are they merely fallen humans, attracted to the profession because of the easy access to vulnerable souls to crush? – and if so, then how is it that their behavior always the same?
What's the deal with courtroom behavior? Are each of these perpetrators coming up with excuses on their own, independently, or is it the attorneys who are nudging, cajoling, or even directing some of the behaviors that these criminals are using to attempt to deceive the courts? Is it not unethical for a defense attorney to encourage this kind of behavior? How are these criminals coming up with optimal (and identical) delay tactics if not directed by their legal representation?
What can we do to halt the evil that psychiatry attracts and perpetuates?
Articles on Aubrey and Erica Levin:
Calgary Herald (pdf)
National Post (pdf)
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Hannah Light carried her momentum from last season to start off this season with a complete-game shutout. King fell in the second half of the doubleheader.
BRISTOL, Tenn. – Junior Hannah Light (Coeburn, Va.) pitched a complete-game shutout to lead King University to a 3-0 season-opening win against Young Harris College. Darby Stanford pitched a complete-game to help split the doubleheader for the Mountain Lions with a 6-2 win in game two.
Game 1: King 3, Young Harris 0
Light struck out six, and allowed no runs on five hits with just one walk, and the Lady Tornado opened their season with a 3-0 win over Young Harris. Only two runners reached second base for the Mountain Lions for the whole game.
King got off to a slow start offensively, but Young Harris pitcher Katie-Jo Gentry struggled in the bottom-of-the-third as she walked senior Mackenzie Draine (Church Hill, Tenn.), hit sophomore Stephanie Rodriguez (Lake Mary, Fla.), and walked junior Cassie Ringstaff (Richlands, Va.) to load the bases with two out. Freshman Hannah Smith (Bristol, Va.) then hit a grounder to shortstop Stacia Williams but Williams' throw to third to try to get a force out sailed over third baseman Jen Spradling's head, allowing Rodriguez and Draine to score on the error to give King a 2-0 lead.
The Lady Tornado were also helped by Young Harris' defense in the bottom-of-the-fifth as Rodriguez reached on an error by left fielder Sydnee Weaver. Ringstaff then beat out a grounder deep in the hole at short to give her an RBI as Rodriguez scored to make it 3-0 King. Ringstaff's infield hit was the first hit of the day for the Lady Tornado.
That was all the support Light needed as she was strong for the entire day to earn her first win of the year. Gentry pitched admirably for the Mountain Lions as well. Gentry took the tough loss and gave up just two hits, three runs (all unearned), two walks, and had three strikeouts in her six-inning complete-game.
Game 2: Young Harris 6, King 2
Young Harris (2-6) picked up its second complete-game of the day, this time from Darby Stanford who gave up two runs (one earned) on five hits and had eight strikeouts, to lead Young Harris to a 6-2 win in the second half of the doubleheader.
King (1-1) got off to a quick start in game two. Rodriguez hustled out an infield hit to lead off the bottom-of-the-first. After a sac bunt and a groundout advanced Rodriguez to third with two out, sophomore Christina Melcher (Orlando, Fla.) singled to right field to score Rodriguez and give King a 1-0 lead.
The Mountain Lions knotted the score in the top-of-the-third on a base hit to left by Jen Spradling to score Kayla Jones, who reached earlier on an infield single.
Young Harris threatened to break the tie in the fifth as freshman starter Morgan Lowe (Damascus, Va.) walked the bases loaded. Lowe then threw a wild pitch with Sarah Magill at the plate which allowed Spradling to score to give Young Harris a 2-1 lead. Tori Dyer advanced to third and Williams went to second on the play. Later in the at bat, Magill blasted a double to left-center to score Dyer and Williams and stretch the lead to 4-1.
Lowe was then pulled in favor of freshman Morgan White (Suwanee, Ga.). Lowe took the loss in her first collegiate start, going 4 and 2/3 innings and giving up four earned runs on seven hits and three walks to go along with two strikeouts.
Senior Aubree Hutt (Bristol, Va.) tried to get King back in it in the bottom-of-the-fifth as she reached on a throwing error by Stanford and advanced to second. Hutt then stole third and scored on the errant throw by catcher Sarah Magill to make it 4-2 Mountain Lions.
The Lady Tornado would not get closer though as Paige Sexton walked to begin the top-of-the-sixth. Jones followed that with a two-run blast over the left field wall to push the lead up to 6-2 in favor of Young Harris, which would end up being the final score. Jones went two-for-four with two RBI and two runs scored to lead Young Harris offensively in game two.
King tried to get back in the game in the last half of the sixth as Smith doubled to left center and Melcher singled and advanced to second on an error to give King runners at second and third with no outs. Stanford made some clutch pitches though and retired the next three Lady Tornado batters to end the threat.
White pitched 2 and 1/3 innings in her first appearance as a collegiate pitcher. She gave up two earned runs on two hits and had three walks for King University.
The Lady Tornado will be back in action at Carson-Newman on Monday, Feb. 11 with the first pitch of a doubleheader slated for 2 p.m. King will be back at home against Tusculum with a doubleheader scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.


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RJW76 wrote:Physical_Graffiti wrote:Malkamaniac wrote:Well I am seeing two opposite ends of the spectrum there. The whole man card thing is laughable really, almost joke-tastic.
Then you have two people who disagree with you because you've thrown out a general insult.
I was being purposely obtuse, because it seems as though RJW's point is echoed by many LGPers
Was making a joke that I wouldn't be worthy of donning the real font of the vaunted Red Wings jersey. I'm only good for "Preseason Block."
And I'll tell the truth as to why I hate the personalized jersey. Whatever people do with their $375 is none my business. And it's also not the "you're not on the Penguins Mr. Silly #72" reason. It's the split second thought I have, "When was there a Silly on the Penguins? Early 95 maybe?" And then I feel that Silly is playing a cruel joke on me by testing my hockey recall and I hate Mr. Silly.
I'd figured you were making two points in one.
Lol, I love that; it makes me lol when it happens to me: Was "Nocupssince" really #67 for the Leafs?


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This is the first career accolade for McNorton and sixth for Pelger, who has been named the Offensive Player of the Week four times and has also collected a Rookie of the Week designation.
Erin McNorton, Kansas, Sr., S, Dallas, Texas/Plano West HS
McNorton was awarded the Tournament MVP of the Kansas Invitational last weekend as the senior dished out 130 assists, good for an even 13.00 assists per set average, which translated into an impressive .364 team attack percentage for the tournament. That average led the Big 12 for the week. The senior started the weekend with 42 assists in a 3-0 win against North Dakota State. In the efficient sweep, the setter guided her offense to a .458 attack percentage, just .10 points off the Horejsi Family Athletics Center record. Facing Georgia, McNorton tallied a career-high five kills and fell just one dig short of a double-double with 38 assists and nine digs. In the weekend finale, the Dallas native distributed 50 assists in a four-set win over Notre Dame. She currently sits at 2,200 for her career and continues to lead the Big 12 with 12.08 assists per set.
Kaitlynn Pelger, Kansas State, Sr., MB, Olathe, Kan./Olathe South
Pelger was the only player to rank in the top 10 in the Big 12 in both blocks (second) and digs (10th) last week as the senior averaged 1.80 blocks per set and 3.50 digs. In K-State's 3-0 sweep of Arkansas last Friday, she recorded a season-high nine blocks, which ties the Big 12 season-high for 2013. She also led the Wildcats in digs in all three of their matches, averaging 3.50 over the three contests. Pelger helped K-State limit its opponents to a combined .152 hitting percentage.
Tayler Soucie, Kansas, Fr., MB, Osawatomie, Kan./Osawatomie
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Clarkson prohibits the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of controlled substances or alcohol on its property or as part of its activities. Employees are referred to the Operations Manual 3.1.7. Students are referred to the Clarkson Regulations IX-A and IX-B. Sanctions for violation of these policies will range from written warning to dismissal or expulsion, depending on the circumstances of the violation. Possible sanctions include referral for counseling, fines or rehabilitation. Students can refer to the Sanctions/Penalties page for more details on possible sanctions. The University has the right to refer individuals to governmental authorities for prosecution if deemed appropriate.
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Nokia has just sent out a few preliminary comments about the company's performance during the fourth quarter of 2012. Nokia's figures are a good indicator for how well Windows Phone 8 is doing, and, in all honesty, I'm not exactly blown away. Apparently, neither was Nokia itself, since the company decided to redefine their Asha phones from feature phone to smartphone to prop up their smartphone sales figures.
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This past April I wrote a piece criticizing the religious portal site Beliefnet for a news item that conflated the recent Cornwall controversy over teaching Paganism in religious education classes with the troubling trend of witch-hunts and witch-killings in places like Africa and the Middle East. The article, written by Beliefnet Senior Editor Rob Kerby, not only drew criticism from me, but from Beliefnet's only Pagan blogger, Gus diZerega, and several Pagans who commented on the original article at Beliefnet. It also inspired a response from Evangelical Christians Paul Louis Metzger and John W. Morehead.
"Those in Pagan circles have responded strongly to the piece, and with good reason. Kerby provides no solid substantiation for his claims, demonstrates a lack of familiarity with the spiritual practices and beliefs he critiques, and as a result, the piece creates fear and suspicion of witchcraft (and broader Paganism as well). While Christians have often accused Paganism of superstition, the irony is that the Christian community has often approached Paganism superstitiously. Kerby's piece only adds to the superstition and suspicion, made worse by the stereotypes and fears that often underlie such representations."
Now, two months later, Beliefnet seems to have finally reacted to the controversy their Senior Editor caused. In a thread on their forums, an official response was posted on June 7th in a thread started by Gorm Sionnach.
"We wanted to reach out to you to let you know how deeply sorry we are for the Beliefnet News blog post back in April titled "What can the third world teach the "civilized" world about witchcraft." Unfortunately this post was just recently brought to our attention; however it has been permanently removed from Beliefnet.com.
Please note that the views expressed in this piece are by no means representative of Beliefnet and our views toward Paganism. Beliefnet is, and will always remain, a multi-faith website celebrating all beliefs.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your voices and discussions are a valuable and enjoyed asset to the site and we look to continue to provide you with a safe environment to express your own thoughts and feelings on religion, spirituality and more."
A quick check shows that the story has indeed been removed (here's a cached version of the article), but there is no outside acknowledgement of this anywhere. The apology has only been posted to this thread on the Beliefnet forums, and somewhat disturbingly, they have also removed Gus diZerega's criticisms of the piece as well (here's a cache of the post). Since I know Gus diZerega, I asked him about this, and he related to me that the deletion was done without his prior knowledge or approval. An apology was also directed to Gus from Rob Kerby, but not directly.
While I appreciate that Beliefnet was willing to apologize to Gus diZerega and Pagans on the Beliefnet forums, I'm disturbed by how they have decided to simply scrub this incident away and not publicly acknowledge that they had done something offensive. I also think it is disingenuous at best to pretend they knew nothing of this controversy until "recently." That would mean that no-one reads comments at the site, looks at trackbacks, traffic reports, or even pays attention to the content on their blogs. I think a comment from Beliefnet forum member 'Ferretling' sums the situation up rather well.
"What I find bothersome is that they took it down from its very prominent position, but did not write a news article apologizing. No, they tuck away the apology here, where only those bothering to read the Multifaith Board will see it. To me this says a couple things. The first is that they don't actually care. The second is that they are not really sorry. The third is that they don't worry themselves about the concerns or feelings of any of their non-Christian members. I am a former pagan (now Zen Buddhist), and I found the article highly offensive. But what I find even more offensive is that there is no public statement on the same page from the so-called writer who spewed the idiocy, nor from Beliefnet itself. Put the apology and retraction on the page where everyone can see it, not tucked away here in a seldom-visited forum."
One has to wonder, is this how Beliefnet apologizes? By scrubbing critical posts, keeping apologies "in house," and generally pretending the whole thing never happened? That seems counter-productive to me, and holds no one accountable for their actions. If Rob Kerby and Beliefnet are truly sorry for this article, they should make their apology visible and accessible, posted in the same sections the original piece was. The question of if Beliefnet actually values its Pagan readers and contributors is still very much an open one.


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Editorial board member Steve Moore on the GOP primary showdown shaping up in Iowa. Photo: Getty Images
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PORTLAND, Ore. – Nicolas Batum had 20 points, 10 rebounds and a career-high 12 assists for his second triple-double in a week and the Portland Trail Blazers handed the Los Angeles Clippers their fourth straight loss with a 101-100 victory on Saturday night.
The Clippers, playing without guard Chis Paul for the third straight game because of a bruised right kneecap, trailed by as many as 14 points in the first half but reclaimed the lead in the fourth quarter.
They held off the Blazers until Wesley Matthews pulled Portland within 100-99 with a layup and free throw.
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10 Euros. A bargain, didn't I say that already? This would be my house wine if I were living in France.
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During the early 1960s a psychologist named Diana Baumrind conducted a study on more than 100 preschool-age children. Using naturalistic observation, parental interviews and other research methods, she identified the dimensions of parenting that translate into four parenting styles.
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In this style of parenting, parents establish rules and guidelines that their children are expected to follow. This parenting style is democratic. These parents are responsive to their children, willing to listen to questions and are nurturing and forgiving rather than punishing.
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To attend a conference, attendees dial the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace phone number at a predetermined time and date, and then enter a meeting ID, a unique number that identifies each meeting.
By default, the system assigns meeting IDs, but you can allow users to assign custom or vanity IDs (custom IDs that are easy to remember). For example, the VP of Sales might choose a vanity ID of 7355 ("sell") on the touch-tone phone. For reservationless meetings, user profile numbers are their reservationless meeting IDs. (For more information about vanity IDs, see the About Establishing Security.)
Because you assign the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace phone number, users can dial the same phone number to attend all their conferences. Some customers even choose easy-to-remember PBX extensions for their systems, such as 6338 ("meet") and 8255 ("talk") on the touch-tone phone.
Additionally, when the meeting has finished or has not yet started, the system delivers the prompt: "The meeting has ended" or "The meeting has not started."
For reservationless meetings that have not yet started, the system prompts the invited participants to record their names, and then places them in the waiting room. All profile users are given the option to start the meeting with their own Cisco Unified MeetingPlace profile if desired.
For information for end users on attending conferences, see Scheduling and Attending Meetings.
Controlling Conferences in Session
Through a touch-tone phone interface, Cisco Unified MeetingPlace provides users with several powerful features to use during a conference, including:
- Press 0 for assistance
- Breakout sessions and transfer between breakout sessions
- Roll call/who is talking
- Outdial to other users or systems
- Hold and transfer calls from other phone lines
- Lock meeting
- Mute and unmute line
- Listen to recorded meetings
- Initiate a reservationless meeting
- End meeting
- Depart meeting and return to the main menu
The roll call feature is limited to announcing a list of the first 120 participants. This applies to roll calls enacted both in session and in meeting recordings.
For more information about using in-session features, see Moderating Q&A Meetings from MeetingTime, and About Using Features During Meetings.
Configuring Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server for IP
For complete information about configuring the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8100 series for IP, see Cisco Unified MeetingPlace H.323/SIP IP Gateway, Release 6.0. However, remember the following information:
- The same system functionality exists between IP access or T1, E1, or T1-PRI access.
- Mix-and-match capability is possible by configuring the individual hardware blades.
- Cisco Unified MeetingPlace H.323/SIP Gateway does not support out-of-band digit detection with SIP.
- By default, G.729a is not enabled; G.711 codec calls are negotiated first. To change the negotiation priority to G.729a calls, you must use the "setipcodec" CLI command. For more information, see the Command-Line Interface Reference
Configuring Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server for Video
The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system provides support for video conferencing, allowing meeting participants to experience the full range of multimedia integration.
Table: Video Integration Features describes briefly the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Video Integration capabilities. For detailed information, see Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Video Integration, Release 6.0 For Use With Release 6.1.
Caution! When the video license is installed on an existing Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system, the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8106 or Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8112 must be restarted to enable video features.
Table: Video Integration Features
Scheduling and Rescheduling
All video conferences are created after the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting is in session or attendable (but not started) and the first video participant tries to join the conference.
MeetingTime and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing users can see when video participants join or leave a meeting, mute or unmute, pause or play, and when they switch between voice activated and continuous presence mode. The join or leave notification is triggered when Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Video Integration requests that a video participant join or leave. The mute or unmute, block or unblock, and voice activated or continuous presence notifications occur when Video Integration indicates the changed state.
Reporting Video Statistics
The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server system gathers video statistics and provides them for the following reports:


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NEW YORK, March 9 (UPI) -- Tina Fey may be an award-winning actress, writer and producer now, but she recently recalled a teen-years summer job serving cheese steaks at a Pennsylvania pool club so her mother could swim for free.
"I made cheese steaks at a swim-club snack bar, so my mom could have free access to the pool. That was one summer job. My brother did it for years and then she transitioned me in to doing it so she could have employee access to the pool," Fey told reporters in New York while promoting her upcoming big-screen college comedy, "Admission."
The down-to-earth, former "Saturday Night Live" and "30 Rock" star said her parents didn't raise her to think -- as the competitive characters in "Admission" do -- that her life depended on getting into one of the country's best schools.
"I wasn't growing up in some kind of private-school world where it was expected of you to try and get in to an Ivy League school. I tried a little bit, but I think people who grow up either because of what their family is into, or where they grow up, or where they go to high school and it's like, 'If you don't get into Harvard, Yale or Princeton, you're done.' I think that's craziness," said the University of Virginia graduate. "Nobody I grew up with tried that."
Starring Paul Rudd, Lily Tomlin, Michael Sheen, Nat Wolff and Wallace Shawn, "Admission" is to open in U.S. theaters March 22. The film casts Fey, 42, as Portia, a straight-laced Princeton University admissions officer forced to re-evaluate her priorities when approached by an adorable, unconventional teacher and asked to consider recommending a brilliant student with a terrible academic record for acceptance to the Ivy League school.


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Someone has estimated there are nearly 67 billion pounds of food sitting in landfills as a result of the waste that occurs with the world's food supplies. Kai Robertson believes that even if only a fraction of the food we waste could be saved, it would go a long ways toward reducing world hunger. Robertson spoke during the Ag Issues Forum sponsored by Bayer CropScience at this year's Commodity Classic in Nashville, Tenn.
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A 15-year-old New York student who had reportedly been bullied by peers died Wednesday after throwing herself in front of a train in Staten Island.
In a tragic echo of the recent suicide of Port Coquitlam teen Amanda Todd, Felicia Garcia used social media to document her feelings about being tormented at school and online, reportedly for having sex with football players at Tottenville High School.
Her last post on Twitter read: "I can't, I'm done, I give up."
On her Instagram account, she had a picture of her eyes crossed over by the word "Depressed" with the caption, "Just because someone is smiling doesn't make them happy."
According to the New York Post, Garcia was being verbally abused by a group of classmates, described by witnesses as members of the football team, moments before she jumped in front of the train at the Huguenot station.
A report by the Staten Island Advance said she kept asking fellow students around her when the train was due to arrive. As it pulled in to the station, she said, "Finally it's here," before jumping.
The incident is now a being investigated by police.
The Post reports that Felicia was bullied for having sex with four football players at the same time during a party after a game this past weekend, and had been continuously teased over a relationship she'd had with one of those players earlier in the year.
Several friends of Felicia, who lived in foster care, told the Post that she was a normally outgoing teen. They blamed her suicide on bullying.
"I hope the football team feels guilty for what they did to her. ... They were torturing her," said Stephanie Imparato, 15. "How can you go through life being verbally assaulted like that? These guys are cruel and malicious."
"This poor girl was called a slut," said a 17-year-old called Victoria. "She was teased on Facebook. People knock books out of kids hands,"
The Post added that friends wrote on Facebook about how Felicia complained to school officials about the harassment, but the bullying continued.
"She wouldn't have done it if she wasn't bullied," Alissa Compitello wrote on Twitter. "All this girl wanted was to be left alone. And nobody could do that for her."


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I use a 5x7" Press Graflex, because I like having an SLR that produces a negative big enough for a decent sized contact print. I do use older lenses on my MF SLR, but the effect is different in terms of grain, DOF, the look of out-of-focus areas. I also have other large format cameras (4x5, 8x10, and 11x14), but the 5x7" SLR is handholdable and suitable for more dynamic compositions than are possible with a view camera or even a press camera like a Graphic or Technika (I also use a Tech V).
Many classic lenses were designed really for negs that were to be contact printed, so they don't always hold up well to enlargement, but for contact prints they often have a look you can't get any other way.
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Jazmine Duncan filed for one of the four-year council seats and Tory Hill filed for the two-year council seat. The two-year council seat was created as a result of the resignation of Lynn Henry at the beginning of her term and Jazmine Duncan was selected to fill that seat until the next general election, which is occurring this year.
Anyone wishing to file a write-in declaration for candidacy has until Sept. 6 to do so, and if no one comes forward the council can select a person next year to fill the remaining council seat. Unless a bunch of people sign up as write-in candidates or some initiative surfaces in the meantime, the town will save the $2,000 it takes to hold a general election.
The deadline for candidates to file for the Castle Valley Fire Protection District has come and gone and two residents have filed for the two seats on the three-person commission. Bob Russell and Leta Vaughn filed for the two seats currently held by board chairman Dave Vaughn and treasurer Ron Mengel. There will be no primary or general election for the fire district this year either, unless someone files as a write-in candidate.
A reminder of the Spring Chipper Days, which will be held in Castle Valley starting next Tuesday, June 18 through 20. Registration is required with the state Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands by calling Alison Lerch at 435-210-0362 or Mike Harris at 435-210-4328.
They are accepting only green or dry brush and tree sections up to 10 inches in diameter, and they ask that the material be piled along driveways or roads with the butt-end at a 90 degree angle. The material will be chipped in piles on your property and you do not need to be present when the chipper arrives. This is an excellent opportunity to clear your property of dead or diseased trees and for thinning the trees around your house or other buildings as the wildfire season is upon us. The recent high temperatures, with low humidity and strong winds, is a perfect recipe for wildfires in our area.
I recently ran across an old photo of me when I was about 4 years old sitting on the grass of our local park with my brother, mother, grandmother and a family friend my age, Betty Jean Taylor. We would go to Grape Day Park quite often during the summer months for a picnic and to cool off from the heat of the season. We didn't have grass around our country home and little farm east of Escondido, Calif., so a trip into town to the park was a real treat.
Sometimes we would go the 30-some miles to the coast and usually spend the day at Oceanside, just off the old Highway 101, and enjoy the day at the beach near the pier, where we waded in the cool surf or enjoyed playing in the sand.
Behind the family in the picture at Grape Day Park is a large round fountain that always intrigued me. It was built out of native rock with a little raised pool in the middle where water would spill over into the larger pool of the fountain. I don't know when it was built, but it looks like something that would be built during the depression years by the Works Progress Administration (WPA).
I sent the picture in to a group site on Facebook where people who grew up in Escondido send in pictures and reminisce about the good old days of our youth growing up there. I have received a lot of feedback from those who remember the great old park and the fountain. The fountain is still there after all these years but is now filled with dirt, probably out of liability fears.
I now watch my grandkids growing up and am pleased that they are forming fun memories of their summer activities in Moab.


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"A Working Man's Apocrypha"by William Luvaas
In "A Working Man's Apocrypha" (University of Oklahoma Press, 2007), William Luvaas explores what happens when ordinary people face extraordinary circumstances. The 14 haunting story lines test everyday characters and leave them struggling to grasp the contemporary challenges of economic inequality, religious fanaticism and corporate greed. "Apocrypha" marks the third major publication for Luvaas, a 1994 graduate of the MFA program in creative writing, who taught creative writing and literature at SDSU for 10 years. His, "The Firewood Wars" was co-winner of Fiction Network's second national fiction competition. Several of the stories in this new collection have earned him major recognition, including the title one, for which he received a National Endowment for the Arts Literary Fellowship grant. The highly competitive grant is awarded every other year to 50 prose writers in the nation.
"From the Barrio to Washington: An Educator's Journey"by Armando Rodriguez
As a young Mexican immigrant who spoke no English, Armando Rodriguez never really fit in at school. But the man nicknamed "Shadow" by classmates for the dark color of his skin eventually found acceptance in his adopted home. After earning bachelor's and master's degrees in education from SDSU, Rodriguez turned his greatest difference into his greatest asset. He consummated a commitment to social reform and equality during a long career in politics and civil rights, becoming the first Hispanic to serve in several high-level government positions. "From the Barrio to Washing-ton: An Educator's Journey" (University of New Mexico Press, 2007) follows Rodriguez's passage from the playground to the White House, where he served during four administrations. In 1979, SDSU recognized his achievements with a Monty Award.


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STOCKTON - Police have arrested a third person in connection with the Nov. 17 shooting death of 37-year-old Paisano's Market owner Majad Ali "Omar" Awnallah, authorities said Friday.
STOCKTON - Police have arrested a third person in connection with the Nov. 17 shooting death of 37-year-old Paisano's Market owner Majad Ali "Omar" Awnallah, authorities said Friday.
Cristobal Valles, 19, was arrested at 4:45 p.m. Thursday at a residence in north Stockton, said Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the Stockton Police Department.
Valles was arrested on suspicion of murder, burglary, being an accessory after the fact, street terrorism and conspiracy to commit a crime, authorities said. He is being held without bail at the San Joaquin County Jail and is scheduled to make his first court appearance Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., according to jail records.
"This case is still an ongoing investigation, and our homicide detectives were still following up on other tips about people who may have been involved," Silva said. "Yesterday's arrest shows the hard work and dedication that our detectives put into these kinds of cases."
Authorities had previously arrested two other men in connection with the shooting, which killed a father of five children. The U.S. Marshals Service and Mexican authorities arrested the alleged gunman, 21-year-old Richard Alcaraz, on May 27 in Cabo San Lucas, a resort town at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, police said. Sergio Alvarez Gonzalez, 20, was arrested June 5.
Alcaraz and Gonzalez were arrested after police released video surveillance footage that showed the killer firing a shotgun into the store. At the time, authorities said they were still looking for one or more people who were waiting in the getaway car when the shooting occurred.
Contact reporter Jason Anderson at (209) 546-8279 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/crimeblog.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb women's tennis team fell 5-2 to Southern Illinois on Tuesday at Huston-Marsh-Griffith Tennis Center.
The Lady Bisons recorded two singles and one doubles win against SIU in the first home outdoor match of the season.
"Even though the girls fell short today I feel like there were positive lessons rolling into conference," said Lipscomb tennis coach Jamie Aid.
At No.3 Lorena Djuknic and Sierra Troxel recorded the only doubles win for Lipscomb against SIU's Polina Dozortseva and Aridana Baza with the score of 8-4.
"It was a great doubles match from Lo and Si," Aid said. "We are up at both the No. 1 and No. 2 doubles. We need to do better job closing."
Junior Jenny Borck played consistent and with variation in shots to down SIU's Polina Dozortseva at No. 4 in singles (3-6, 6-4, 12-10).
At No. 3 singles, freshman Laura Kent defeated SIU's Meagan Monaghan. (6-3,7-5).
Lady Bisons lost at the No. 1, No. 2, No. 5, and No. 6 positions in singles.
"We are running at about 50 percent with girls sick and on medicine," Aid said. "They fought through some adversity fairly well.
"The biggest thing we want to learn and grow from today is being willing to be O.K. with tight matches. This group wants to win. They are young and we have been able to grow from every match."
Lady Bisons will be entering Atlantic Sun Conference and play at Mercer on Friday, March 14 in Macon, Ga.
"All the girls feel very excited about conference," Aid said. "We feel prepared. We should be over a few illnesses by the Mercer match and running at 100 percent."
The girls are being encouraged by coaches to reset after every match.
"The biggest reset is always between non-conference play and conference," Aid said.
The Lady Bisons are 6-4 this season.
"We will make sure our team is ready for Friday," Aid said. "I have great amount of trust in our captains to help prepare this group."
1.Natasha Tomishima (SIU) def. Deahna Welcher (Lip) 7-5, 6-1
2. Anita Lee def. (SIU) def. Melissa Kromer (Lip) 7-5, 6-0
3. Laura Kent (Lip) def. Meagan Monaghan (SIU) 6-3, 7-5
4. Jenny Borck (Lip) def. Polina Dozortseva (SIU) 3-6, 6-4, 12-10
5. Aridana Cario Baza (SIU) def. Lorena Djuknic (Lip) 6-1, 7-6 (3)
6. Gisela Cario Baza (SIU) def. Sierra Troxel (Lip) 6-1, 6-1
Tomishima/ Monaghan (SIU) def. Welcher/Borck (Lip) 8-6
Korey Love / Lee (SIU) def. Kromer/ Kent (Lip) 8-6
Djuknic/ Troxel (Lip) def. Dozortseva/ A. Baza (SIU) 8-4


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[Constitution, Jefferson's Manual, and the Rules of the House of Representatives, 112th Congress] [112nd Congress] [House Document 111-157] [Jeffersons Manual of ParliamentaryPractice] [Pages 223-225] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov] sec. xxxi--bill, second reading in the house
|Sec. 428. Manner of reading a bill the second time.
|In Parliament, after the bill has been read a second time, if on the motion and question it be not committed, or if no proposition for commitment be made, the speaker reads it by paragraphs, pausing between each, but putting no question but on amendments proposed; but when through the whole, he puts the question whether it shall be read a third time, if it came from the other house, or, if originating with themselves, whether it shall be engrossed and read a third time. The speaker reads sitting, but rises to put questions. The clerk stands while he reads.
|Sec. 429. Test of strength on engrossment after amendment.
|The bill being now as perfect as its friends can make it, this is the proper stage for those fundamentally opposed to make their first attack. All attempts at earlier periods are with disjointed efforts, because many who do not expect to be in favor of the bill ultimately, are willing to let it go on to its perfect state, to take time to examine it themselves and to hear what can be said for it, knowing that after all they will have sufficient opportunities of giving it their veto. Its two last stages, therefore, are reserved for this--that is to say, on the question whether it shall be engrossed and read a third time, and, lastly, whether it shall pass. The first of these is usually the most interesting contest, because then the whole subject is new and engaging, and the minds of the Members having not yet been declared by any trying vote the issue is the more doubtful. In this stage, therefore, is the main trial of strength between its friends and opponents, and it behooves everyone to make up his mind decisively for this question, or he loses the main battle; and accident and management may, and often do, prevent a successful rallying on the next and last question, whether it shall pass.
|Sec. 430. Test of strength on a bill before amending.
|In the House there are two other means of testing strength: raising the question of consideration when the bill first comes up (clause 3 of rule XVI), and moving to strike the enacting words when it is first open to amendment (clause 9 of rule XVIII). By these methods an adverse opinion may be expressed without permitting the bill to consume the time of the House.


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Jacksonville Winlectric staff are professionals from the electrical industry. No matter what you need, this company has the people and resources to find it. While Jacksonville Winlectric Co. is locally owned and operated, it is part of a larger organization called WinWholesale.
WinWholesale is a group of independent corporations held together by a central philosophy of opportunity, respect, and pride. The organization provides a support and communication network for all of the Win Companies. Ownership is what makes us different from our competition. It drives us to differentiate from them, such as: willingness to go that extra mile and put forth the extra effort for our customers. Our top of the line products and excellent services make us easy to do business with. Since we are able to make decisions at the local level, we can react quickly to our customers needs.


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Tuesday night was supposed to be opening day for the National Basketball Association. Instead, we have headlines like "The Opening Day That Wasn't" and New Mexico residents got to see UNM beat up on NAIA Davenport. The defending NBA Finals MVP is saying things indicating that the NBA might lose some of their star power. And, of course, the long shadow of the dominant face of American sports (the NFL, of course) only grows longer.
Basketball should have learned its lesson from the National Hockey League. Even if NBA Commissioner David Stern had somehow succeeded in making basketball the most popular sport in America, he should have taken one long, hard look at what happened to the NHL after their lockout and done everything in his power to avoid this. Of course, there are those who claim that he still is. There are those who claim that this lockout is simply about greedy players wanting more money. The refuting of this point having already been done, let's go ahead and assume that people on both sides are working—just not hard enough.
An intermediary could not get the two sides close enough. The cancellation of at least one month of the season is not going to do it either. So what's it going to take?
The economics of the lockout have been broken down so many times that it feels a little frustrating to go over them again. Instead, a little speculation.
There had been talk that the owners were simply waiting for the season to start, for the players to miss their paychecks. This theory held that the owners felt that once money started not appearing, the players would break. With the dawn of new media and the way players are directly connected to both their fans and their sponsors, this seems like a shoddy argument to base your entire game theory around.
On the other hand, how many of the NBA players have super-popular Twitter accounts—or websites, failing that? How many of them have such airtight endorsements that they won't feel the pinch once money is supposed to be rolling in?
The players can present a united front all they'd like (and they really, really, really want to), but there will surely be some cracks in the armor soon. It all depends on how large those cracks appear, and how violently they assert themselves. If guys stop getting together and planning flag football games, you'll know something else is wrong.
For now, the only thing that's wrong is that baseball's over, football's at its midway point and yet, for some reason, there is no NBA on television. It's a sad day for a basketball junkie.


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A thoracic spine x-ray is an
Alternative Names
Vertebral radiography; X-ray - spine; Thoracic x-ray; Spine x-ray; Thoracic spine films; Back films
How the Test is Performed
The test is done in a hospital radiology department or in the health care providers office. You will lie on the x-ray table in different positions. If the x-ray is checking for an injury, care will be taken to prevent further injury.
The x-ray machine will be moved over the thoracic area of the spine. You will hold your breath as the picture is taken, so that the picture will not be blurry. Usually two or three x-ray views are needed.
How to Prepare for the Test
Tell the health care provider if you are pregnant. Remove all jewelry.
How the Test will Feel
The test causes no discomfort. The table may be cold.
Why the Test is Performed
The x-ray helps evaluate:
- Bone injuries
- Cartilage loss
- Diseases of the bone
- Tumors of the bone
What Abnormal Results Mean
The test can detect:
- Bone spurs
- Deformities of the spine
- Disk narrowing
- Dislocations
- Thinning of the bone (
- Wearing away (degeneration) of the vertebrae
There is low radiation exposure. X-rays are monitored and regulated to provide the minimum amount of radiation exposure needed to produce the image. Most experts feel that the risk is low compared with the benefits.
Pregnant women and children are more sensitive to the risks of x-rays.
The x-ray will not detect problems in the muscles, nerves, and other soft tissues, because these problems cant be seen well on an x-ray.
Stevens JM, Rich PM, Dixon AK. The spine. In: Grainger RC, Allison D, Adam, Dixon AK, eds. Grainger & Allisons Diagnostic Radiology. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 60.
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Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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