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Man Who Slammed Ex Online Faces Libel
Larimer County District Attorney Larry Abrahamson charged J.P. Weichel, 40, of Loveland, last month over posts he is accused of making on Craigslist's "Rants and Rave" section.
Colorado's libel statute, dating to the 19th century, allows criminal prosecution for speech "tending to blacken the memory of one who is dead" or to "expose the natural defects of one who is alive, and thereby to expose him to public hatred, contempt or ridicule."
Criminal libel carries a punishment of up to 18 months in prison.
"It's not a charge you see a lot of," Abrahamson said.
The case began when a woman told Loveland police in December 2007 about postings made about her between November and December 2007. Court records show one post suggested she traded sexual acts for legal services from her attorney, and there was a mention of a child services visit made because of an injury on her child.
Police obtained search warrants for records from Web sites including Craigslist before identifying Weichel as the suspect. Weichel shares a child with the woman.
Weichel, confronted by detectives at his workplace in August, allegedly said he was "just venting," according to court records. A phone number for Weichel could not be found.
In 2004, Thomas Mink filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Colorado's libel statute, and media organizations including The Associated Press and the Colorado Press Association filed "friend of the court" briefs arguing against the law.
At the time, Mink feared he would be prosecuted for libel over his Web-based journal "The Howling Pig." Greeley police had seized the former University of Northern Colorado student's computer after a professor complained about a spoof of the professor in the journal.
Prosecutors later said they did not intend to prosecute Mink. A federal judge dismissed Mink's lawsuit, but Mink filed an appeal in July in the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Denver attorney Steve Zansberg, who specializes in First Amendment law, said prosecutors seeking criminal libel cases could have a "chilling" effect on free speech in Colorado, particularly over the Internet.
Abrahamson wasn't so sure. He said it's up to police departments to pursue cases.
Zansberg contends the 19th century-era law is outdated, is unclear about stating opinions, and is written in such a way that dead people could be victims of criminal libel.
Other criminal libel cases have been filed recently in Durango and in Pueblo, the Loveland Connection reported.
Weichel's libel case continues in court next month.

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Second medic dies from double-crash injuries
Brittany Despins was involved in the crashes that killed an EMT last week
KALAMAZOO TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A passenger involved in a double-crash that killed an EMT has died.
Brittany Despins, 22, also an EMT, died at the hospital Nov. 23, five days after the crash, according to hospital officials.
Despins was inside a vehicle that lost control and rolled over a median, ejecting at least one of the four passengers and hurting the other three.
Wood TV reports that a few minutes after that incident, another vehicle driving along the same road also lost control and drove through the accident scene striking two from the first vehicle as well as two good Samaritans who stopped to help.
Despins was critically injured in the accident and taken to the hospital.
Paramedic Trevor Stuck, 23, died at the scene, although it is not clear if he died as a result of the first or second crash.
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by cottoncandylove2 August 22, 2017
Doing you is basically what all anyone ever needs to do. As long as you do you you can't complain about anything. If one is ever stuck in a dilemma or in a toss up, just say fuck it, "I'm going to do me." Doing you is when you lose all regard for other people's opinions and are finally at peace with yourself. No one can ever hate on someone else for doing them; unless while in the act of doing them one impedes on others. You can't do you if it is going to have negative effects on others or the community. As long as doing you is chill then ain't no one going to stop you. One can not hate on someone for doing them, they can have opinions but after it is all said and done respect must be given for anyone doing them.
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1. acting in a way that satisfies you, not caring at all about what others think nor about your actions and/or consequences
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2. following your heart
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Do you--when my friend asked me whether he should hang out with the boys or his girl, I told him to do you.
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6:30 pm to eat, workshop starts around 7:30 pm,
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Dear me, has it been that long since I first stepped foot in my school as a newly appointed teacher?
Five years.
Five years, which does not sound like a particularly long period for much senior teachers. Some of them have been in the field for ten, fifteen, twenty years. I know a few who have recently retired. They should have around thirty to thirty five years of teaching experience under their belt, I would think.
Five years, which to those who have recently entered service, may feel like they would soon come the same mark without so much as a blink of the eyes. I'd started to think of retiring in my second year of teaching, come to think of it. The staff and teachers at my school used to joke about it.
Five years, which to those who have perhaps recently graduated and are currently waiting to be posted (I must say I have no idea of the current situation. Are there any of you out there who are?) may seem like an eternity. After all, it took slightly more than five years (six for me) for you to have completed your studies in the training institutes. And now that you're waiting to be posted, which feels like it will never happen, you cannot possibly imagine what it would feel like to have been in the field for five years.
And five years to me, which in a strange but real and relatable way that time works for everyone seemed to have passed so swiftly that I cannot see it go by without trying but also feels like a long, long time. To be exact, it is roughly equivalent to one fifth of my entire life.
January 16th seems like it happened a long time ago. I have to actually sit down and recall what had happened on the day I reported for duty at the JPN. When I have managed to remember the details, though, I cannot help but muse at how anxious my friends and I had been. How much we had looked forward to getting posted.
Now, five years later, I wonder how many of us are still teaching. Probably more than 90%, as I have heard of a few who had decided teaching was not what they wanted to and have left to do other things. I'm sure most are married, with children and perhaps less time to spend at school.
In the five years that I have been teaching, I've also experienced a lot in terms of teaching and education. The kids who were in Year One when I came to the school are now in Year 6. Haslina and her friends went for their UPSR last year and are now in Form One in secondary school. I went to at least ten courses on KSSR, if not more. (I managed to go to KSSR courses every year, from the one for Year 2 up to Year 6). I went for a course on I-THINK, VLE Frog, LINUS and many more, all of which reflect the ever changing education system in the country. Last year, the new format for UPSR was implemented (I hope I can devote at least one post to this). This year, a revised version of KSSR for Year One started, with new textbooks, activity books and DSKP. My school was chosen to be in the Dual Language Programme which is akin to PPSMI. We were also chosen for something called the Highly Immersed Programme, which we have yet to understand what it is about but definitely know that it has something to with English.
On a much more personal tone, I also came to understand what it feels like to be under constant pressure, heavy workloads, having sleepless nights and long hours at work and also how to be on the point of giving up on everything. Alhamdulillah, I did not.
In short, a lot has happened. I'm sure you have been through a lot too. I cannot tell if people still blog or read blogs. I know many of my favourite bloggers have decided to stop blogging and turn to much easier ways of sharing such as Instagram and Facebook. I too, prefer to post on Instagram. It has occurred to me though, that one of my very few talents may lie in writing, and Instagram and Facebook and Twitter is a little limited in that sense. For one, too many people know me there. Here, most of the people who drop by have no idea who I am. And what amazes me is that the blog still manages to attract readers. There are visitors every single day.
Which brings me to this conclusion- if there is good in something, keep doing it. I cannot promise to keep writing and sharing, but I do hope whatever I have posted is still of value to some of you. I have had so many people contact me personally, asking for advice and insights. Though I was not able to be of much help, I'm glad that we all know that there is something we can learn from one another.
Let's continue to be part of that community of people who share, care and love.
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A solid colour pair of jeans are a staple and can be worn on a variety of occasions.
A pair of smart black shoes can be worn with your suit of jeans depending on what style you're going for.
Casual trainers and jeans is a cool look and if you get the right pair they can even pass as smart in a preppy kinda way.
All men should own at least one suit for job or social occasions. Grey is suave but a classic black suit is also fine.
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My habit has been to break from the media every spring. I started this several years ago when I was an active participant in an online forum of homeschool moms. I found that winter often became an intense time of debate over difficult issues and spring was the perfect time to break and stop participating in the frustrating conversations in which I often found myself. Looking back now, the intensity usually started right before election season and continued through with heated discussions about Christmas and then lent and then Passover and Easter and the Lord's supper and the protestant reformation and the Lord's Day or not. I would often promise myself that I wouldn't go back to that forum and I could hold out for several months or even a year, but then I ended up back there. The last two years, I've been on Facebook and that has changed my habits. I haven't visited that online forum since Facebook, but last year, when I started my media fast, I failed. I found reasons to read posts, so I promised myself I would just read and not reply. Then I replied once and told myself I would just read and OCCASSIONALLY reply, but not post a status. But then I would read a particularly pointed verse in scripture that I felt needed to be shared immediately and so I would post it and tell myself that I could post, but only post scripture…and then I would check back to see if anyone replied, and if so, I would reply and start a conversation and all this interaction on Facebook would keep me seeing the posts and links that were news related and I remained distracted and didn't feel that I had taken any break whatsoever.
So, I'm not sure what to do this year. April 1st is tomorrow. I use Facebook as a communication tool like the phone or e-mail. Every day, every hour, every moment will have to be a question of what is neccessary and what isn't.
No news today
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I won't abandon my blog just yet as it is helping me focus today, but what is my focus? My focus is to spend the time I am not using up on games and reading news and chatting with friends to pray and draw near to the Lord.
Father in heaven, I draw near to you in prayer this morning. It's Thursday and on this day, my prayers are directed at the church….not the church building and the people who go there, but to your church, your body, your bride. Lord, I pray for your church in this time of distraction and scattered thoughts. Draw us to you and help us narrow our focus to seeking first your kingdom and your righteousness. I pray now for some special requests. Holy Spirit intercede for the needs of our music minister and his wife and son. Their son is very ill and they are far away from home. I also pray for family that will be traveling this weekend. Father, carry them safely to their destination. I pray for my husband's health this weekend. Give me wisdom as I take care of his needs and I pray for help in speedily taking care of problems that could turn into a hospital visit if they aren't helped soon. I pray also for my daughter and her pain when walking. Direct us that we won't be running from one doctor to another, with no relief. Teach me more to pray without ceasing, to pray in all things and give thanks in all things. Following you Lord, I have been looking at my feet walking the path and lagging far behind, when I should be looking you in the eye.


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In April 2009, Hokkaido Fine Chemicals Co., Ltd. (Hokkaido FC), upon being acquired through a transfer of business from Nikkashi, commenced its operations. Hokkaido FC is also involved in the manufacture of EPA, DHA and other functional lipids of fish origin and various synergies are anticipated, as they become a part of the Nissui Group.
Hokkaido FC's functions include: (1)storage tanks that can contain a total of 25,000kl of fish oil, including 19 tanks with 1,000kl capacity that may be directly loaded from ocean vessels via pipeline, (2)primary purification of fish oil (neutralization bleaching), (3)manufacture of functional lipids and pharmaceutical ingredients, (4)manufacture of natural food seasoning, and (5) pilot plant for developing technology.
Although sardine oil, a crucial ingredient in pharmaceuticals and functional lipids, has been imported from Peru, the frequent occurrence of El Nino in that region has made it difficult to secure a stable supply of the oil. Therefore, Hokkaido FC's ability to store fish oils is expected to play a major role in ensuring stable production. In fact, its facilities are currently capable of storing three years' stock of sardine oil. Moreover, as the transport system for connecting Hokkaido FC with the Kashima Plant using domestic tankers has been established, Nissui has been able to not only cut down on the costs of oil storage and transportation but also reduce CO2 emissions.
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Thirteen top storylines from season's first halfby Dan Rosen
The calendar has flipped to 2014 and the NHL's regular season has moved just past the halfway point, meaning it's time to reflect back on the stories that dominated the headlines in the first three months of the 2013-14 season.
Here are 13 of the best and biggest storylines in the NHL so far this season:
Olympic roster debates
The debate is still raging about whether leaving Bobby Ryan and Keith Yandle off the U.S. Olympic roster will backfire on the Americans. Hockey Canada is prepared to announce its roster Tuesday, and one can only imagine the furor that will come over the players left off that team.
Since the start of the season, nothing has driven fans and media types into more of a divisive frenzy than the Olympic roster debates. Media outlets, including NHL.com, have had their writers and analysts submit and re-submit their selections for the Olympics multiple times. Every time a roster is submitted, it creates a debate on Twitter, in comment sections and even in person.
Canada and the U.S. have been at the center of these skirmishes because of the obvious depth each has. The good news is these debates generate hours of hockey talk; the bad news is nobody participating in the debates has any say in the decisions that are made and the players that are going to Sochi next month.
Subban's candidacy
Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban is the face of these Olympic debates. Before USA Hockey's decision to leave Ryan and Yandle off the team, Subban was arguably the most talked about Olympic candidate in the NHL. He is again now that Canada is a day away from naming its roster.
Subban has handled himself professionally through the entire process and has continued to produce. He was third among defensemen in points (33) entering games Sunday and had a plus-13 rating while averaging more than 25 minutes per game. His coach, Michel Therrien, has put his support behind the 24-year-old star after clearly wavering in his belief early in the season, when he left Subban on the bench late in close games.
No matter what decision Canada executive director Steve Yzerman comes to regarding Subban it will be debated and discussed, especially if the Canadians struggle to score in Sochi. Remember, Canada didn't take one of its top scoring defensemen to the 2010 Olympics either, but still won gold without Mike Green.
Backup goalies
The backup goalie, and in some cases the backup to the backup goalie, has been a story in markets across the NHL this season.
The Los Angeles Kings lost starter Jonathan Quick to a groin injury on Nov. 12 and an entire fan base started to worry when there apparently was nothing to worry about. Ben Scrivens took over and the Kings started to roll, going 6-1-3 as he started 10 straight games and allowed only 15 goals. Martin Jones took over for him and the Kings were even better, winning in his first eight starts largely because he gave up only eight goals.
Antti Raanta was, like Jones, an undrafted minor-leaguer at the start of the season, but he kept the Chicago Blackhawks atop the NHL standings filling in for Corey Crawford and Nikolai Khabibulin. Raanta and Jones were named the NHL's Co-Rookies of the Month for December.
Henrik Lundqvist has had an off year, but Cam Talbot, also in the minors to start the season, has been a solid fill-in to keep the New York Rangers in the race in the Metropolitan Division.
Brian Elliott has been excellent for the St. Louis Blues. Al Montoya has stepped up for the Winnipeg Jets. Eddie Lack of the Vancouver Canucks has filled in admirably for Roberto Luongo.
With Anton Khudobin out for two-and-a-half months and Cam Ward struggling to find his game, Justin Peters stepped up to give the Carolina Hurricanes quality goaltending. Jonas Gustavsson has done the same for Jimmy Howard and the Detroit Red Wings.
Harding succeeding in bid to change his story
It's admirable that Minnesota Wild goalie Josh Harding doesn't speak publicly about his ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis because he doesn't want to be seen as being different. Harding, of course, is different than everybody else in the NHL because he has M.S., but he's separating himself in another way and changing the conversation around him.
He has been one of the best goalies in the NHL this season. His heartwarming story of carrying on his career in spite of his disease is becoming a heartwarming story about a goalie pushing for the Vezina Trophy who just happens to have M.S.
Harding has been among the League leaders in goals-against average and save percentage all season. He is currently first in the League with a 1.65 goals-against average and fourth with a .933 save percentage. He has 18 wins, including three shutouts.
His M.S. story came back before Christmas, when Harding had to go on injured reserve because he was altering some of his treatment for the disease and needed time to adjust to it. He returned after the break, but he has missed the past two games because he's not "feeling well," Wild coach Mike Yeo told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
Western dominance
The top three teams and six of the top eight in the League standings were from the Western Conference entering play Sunday. Eleven of the bottom 15 teams were from the Eastern Conference.
Western Conference teams were a combined 139-72-31 in games played against Eastern Conference teams before play started Sunday. The only West teams with sub-.500 records against the East teams were the Nashville Predators (8-9-4) and Edmonton Oilers (7-11-2). Ten of the 16 teams in the East were at or below .500 against their West opponents.
Ovechkin's push for 60
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin scored his 31st goal of the season in Washington's 41st game of the season. He's on pace for his second career 60-goal season.
If he keeps going at this pace, they may just rename the Rocket Richard Trophy for Ovechkin. He's already won it three times since 2007-08.
Ovechkin proved he was "back" last season, when he scored 32 goals in 48 games. This season, he has been as dynamic as he was from 2007-09, when he scored a combined 121 goals, including 38 on the power play, in 159 games.
Ovechkin entered Sunday with a League-best 12 power play goals. The power play is, in fact, the biggest reason why the Capitals are still contending for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. More than 31 percent of Washington's goals have come on the power play, by far the highest proportion of any team in the League.
Jagr's surge up the charts
Jaromir Jagr has come to the New Jersey Devils and found new life in his legs and stick. The 41-year-old right wing is beating back Father Time to lead the Devils in scoring with 34 points in 43 games. Arguably no team has gotten more bang for their buck than New Jersey has with Jagr, who carries a $2 million salary-cap charge.
Boston Bruins' run to the Stanley Cup Final last year.
Jagr's remarkable first half also moved him up the NHL's all-time scoring charts.
His four game-winning goals this season lifted him over Gordie Howe and into first place on the NHL's all-time list for most game-winning goals in a career (122). His 13 goals has pushed him into a tie with Mark Messier for seventh place on the NHL's all-time goals list (694) and he has already passed Mario Lemieux and Steve Yzerman on that list this season. Jagr's next point will tie him with Lemieux for seventh on the NHL's all-time points list (1,723).
Surviving without Stamkos
The Tampa Bay Lightning have stayed neck and neck with the Boston Bruins at the top of the Atlantic Division standings despite losing star center Steven Stamkos to a broken leg on Nov. 11 and regularly dressing 12 or 13 players with fewer than 100 games of NHL experience. They entered play Sunday second in the division with 54 points.
The Lightning have won by changing the way they play without Stamkos. They had to take the risk out of their game and become more defensive, relying heavily on their goaltenders to play at an elite level.
Ben Bishop has done just that this season, and if there was an All-Star Game he'd likely represent the Eastern Conference. He played his way into the discussion for the U.S. Olympic team before eventually being left off the roster.
Captain Martin St. Louis has been the steady, veteran scorer Tampa Bay needs him to be. Valtteri Filppula has given the Lightning offense down the middle in the wake of Stamkos' absence. Alex Killorn, Teddy Purcell and Tyler Johnson have provided secondary scoring.
Radko Gudas and Andrej Sustr have been reliable young blueliners playing alongside veterans such as Eric Brewer, Sami Salo and even Victor Hedman, who is only 23 but is in his fifth NHL season.
If there is a leader for the Jack Adams Award, it may very well be Jon Cooper. He at least should be among the three candidates now.
Classic snow day
The 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on New Year's Day was already going to be a spectacle unlike any the League has ever put on. The snow that fell throughout the day in Ann Arbor, Mich., added to the imagery and made Jan. 1, 2014 a historic date in NHL history.
An NHL record crowd of 105,491 frigid fans packed into Michigan Stadium on the campus of the University of Michigan and watched the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 in a shootout. Fan allegiances were split roughly down the middle with half coloring the bleachers with their blue apparel and the other wearing red.
The game-time temperature was 13 degrees Fahrenheit, but the wind chill made it feel even colder than that. Snow fell throughout the morning and into the afternoon, taxing the ice crew but never intimidating them. NHL Senior Director of Facilities Operations Dan Craig had his crew working like a well-oiled machine as they quickly shoveled the ice at every television timeout to allow the Red Wings and Maple Leafs to play.
There were coaches in fedoras, goalies in retro pads and toques, kids playing a game of shinny on an auxiliary rink that would have resembled a pond if not for the Geico logo at center ice.
Tyler Bozak won the game in the shootout and Jonathan Bernier was the first star with 41 saves.
Rogers goes all in to get the NHL's national TV rights in Canada
Rogers Communications and the NHL announced their record-setting 12-year, $5.232 billion (Canadian) multi-media and broadcast agreement on Nov. 26. It's the largest media rights agreement in NHL history.
The partnership between the NHL and Rogers begins with the 2014-15 season and runs through the 2025-26 season. It was approved by the NHL's Board of Governors on Dec. 9.
The agreement gives Rogers national rights in Canada to all NHL games, including the Stanley Cup Playoffs and Stanley Cup Final, on all of its platforms in all languages. Rogers also has exclusive rights to future NHL All-Star Games and NHL Drafts.
Rogers also agreed to let CBC continue to broadcast Hockey Night in Canada for at least the next four seasons. Rogers will have control over the production and execution, including revenue, editorial content and on-air talent.
TVA is taking over all of the Canadian French-language media rights, including 22 Montreal Canadiens games per season.
Roy making waves again in Denver
Patrick Roy has turned the Colorado Avalanche into a contender just 41 games into his NHL coaching career. He has added accountability and a winning attitude to a franchise that was in desperate need of both after finishing 29th in the NHL last season. Colorado sits third in the Central Division with 56 points.
The Avalanche got off to a torrid start, winning their first six games and 14 of their first 16. Common sense suggested it wasn't always going to be so good in Denver, but the Avalanche have been able to respond each time they've run into some adversity.
They lost three straight in mid-November, but won five of their next six games. They were then blown out by the Edmonton Oilers, 8-2, on Dec. 5, but won the next night at the Calgary Flames. December was their toughest month so far as they went 5-5-4, but the Avalanche have won their first two games in January.
Steen delivers in St. Louis
St. Louis Blues forward Alexander Steen was busy writing arguably the season's second-best story behind Harding before sustaining a concussion late last month. Steen, who had never scored more than 24 goals in any of his previous eight seasons, scored his 24th goal this season in his 34th game. He scored 24 goals in 68 games in 2009-10.
He has missed the past six games, but Steen was still third behind Ovechkin and Patrick Sharp in the goal-scoring race entering Sunday. Steen has always been a reliable, two-way forward, but his offense this season is clearly an added dimension to his game. He signed a three-year, $17.4 million contract extension last month.
If healthy, Steen is a lock to play for Sweden in the Olympics.
Ducks keeping pace with Blackhawks
The Anaheim Ducks have used a dominant home record and balanced scoring to keep pace with the Chicago Blackhawks at the top of the Western Conference standings. They entered their game Sunday against the Vancouver Canucks with 65 points, including a League-best 28 regulation/overtime wins.
The Ducks stayed close to Chicago last season too before fading down the stretch. They have shown no signs of fading so far this season.
Anaheim was the only NHL team without a home regulation loss (16-0-2) entering Sunday. The Ducks' road record (14-8-3) is respectable, especially since they are tied with the Edmonton Oilers for the most road games played so far this season. They went 11-1-1 in December, including a franchise-record 10-game winning streak from Dec. 6-28.
Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry have been outstanding, as expected. Nick Bonino has provided secondary scoring despite playing primarily in a bottom-six role. Jonas Hiller was the NHL's Third Star of the Month in December after going 9-0-1 with a 1.96 goals-against average and .929 save percentage.
The Ducks' underrated defense has performed beyond expectations. Rookie Hampus Lindholm has stepped up to become a potential Calder Trophy candidate, Cam Fowler played his way onto the U.S. Olympic team and Francois Beauchemin has been as steady as ever.


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Stories From the Field: Infection Prevention & Control - Sierra Leone
Angela C. Dunn, MD MPH
In a remote village in central Sierra Leone, a 38-year-old businessman went to his village clinic complaining of stomach pain and hiccups. He had recently returned from a business trip to Freetown and was enjoying time with his wife and two children. The clinic nurse knew the man well. He had been diagnosed and treated for peptic ulcer disease in the past. She examined the man by taking his temperature and pushing on his abdomen. Apart from some mild abdominal discomfort, the examination was fairly normal. The nurse gave the man Tylenol and antibiotics, which had relieved his peptic ulcer disease in the past, and sent him home to rest. The next morning, the man died.
Assuming her husband had died from peptic ulcer disease, the wife began washing his body following their traditional burial practice. The children helped their mother dress their deceased father in his best clothes.
As the family was grieving, a large white SUV arrived at the village. Someone had alerted health authorities of an illegal burial. In Sierra Leone, all deaths must be treated as potential Ebola cases and buried by the government's safe burial teams. The village chief, however, did not allow the health authorities to take the body and demanded the visitors leave the village immediately. The deceased man's family hid his body in an unfinished village house. While the village chief did not appreciate the health authorities' approach, he did agree that a safe burial was warranted. The chief negotiated with the family and health authorities. Accordingly, the family would not continue with the traditional burial; however, the safe burial team would conduct the burial in the village, rather than bringing the deceased to a mass graveyard inaccessible to the family.
The next morning, the safe burial team arrived in the village. An 8-foot deep grave was dug in the land behind the deceased's home. The burial team donned bright yellow suits— any expressions of compassion hidden by their protective masks. A swab was taken of the corpse's mouth to test for Ebola. They took the body from the unfinished house and put it into the double body bag while the entire village looked on. The wife alternated between singing and crying as she watched her husband's body being handled by five burial team members. The burial team carried the body from the house to the grave approximately 100 yards away. Inevitably, the body sagged to the ground, barely avoiding being dragged in the dirt. No one followed the burial team.
The villagers sat on their porches in silence, everyone stoic except for the wife who grieved while her husband's burial was made very public. Results came back the next day: positive. This was the first case of Ebola in this village. The virus had spread once again. The wife and children who washed and dressed the body would likely contract Ebola, as the deceased man's body was full of the Ebola virus. However, because the body ultimately received a safe burial, it prevented many other exposures of people in the village.
Infection prevention and control is crucial in containing the Ebola epidemic; however, to be effective, the local culture needs to be considered. Burial practices in Sierra Leone are mostly determined by religion, local traditions, and secret societies. Fear of the consequences of not following these customs can be more powerful than the fear of Ebola. It is common belief that keeping traditional burial practices not only allows the deceased to pass on to a greater existence, but it also ensures that the village will be protected from hardships. It is believed that if the burial practices are disregarded, the deceased will be forced to wander the Earth tormenting the village with misfortunes.
Fortunately, the response from the international community has greatly evolved over the course of the epidemic. Efforts have been made to work within Sierra Leone's cultural beliefs. Village and religious leaders have now been involved in developing safe burial practices. Burials are allowed to take place within the villages so that the families can observe them and visit the grave. Family members may give the safe burial team a symbolic object that will accompany the deceased in the body bag. This provides the family a bit of peace.
Although safe burial practices are difficult and different from traditional burials, Sierra Leoneans are dedicated to stopping Ebola and have had to break from cultural traditions to honor the deceased. These efforts are monumental, though painful, and have resulted in most burials becoming safe burials in Sierra Leone—an essential and critical step to containing the epidemic.
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Population Ecology
Dynamics of Lagged Logistic Growth Models
Under the discrete-time model, populations often overshoot carrying capacity. These models help predict what happens when the effects of density dependence are not instantaneous.
If there is a delay in feedback, a series of predictable behaviors occur as population growth increases. With a short delay in feedback, the population growth rate will smoothly approach the carrying capacity with small adjustments as shown in the top series of graphs. As population growth accelerates (shown in the second series of graphs), populations will begin to cycle in various periods such as 2 point, 4 point, 8 point, or 16 point cycle. As population growth rates cycle faster and faster, the population can enter into apparent chaos. However, at this point, even though the changes seem random, there is some regularity to the oscillations.
Keywords: carrying capacity | density dependent population models | discrete time population model | environment | logistical growth curves | population | ecology
- Alstad D. (2001). Basic populus models of ecology. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
- Young, M. (2004). Population growth models. Center For Educational Outreach. Houston, TX: Baylor College of Medicine.
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WASHINGTON — Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, who is already under attack for his handling of party finances and lackluster fundraising, is facing a new threat to his leadership: an independent GOP group spearheaded by some party luminaries that will compete for campaign dollars.
Steele shrugged off calls for his resignation Monday, but then handed his critics perhaps even more ammunition by suggesting that he was being held to a higher standard because he is the first African American to lead the party.
Adding to the committee's woes, RNC Chief of Staff Ken McKay resigned Monday following a controversy over $2,000 the party spent entertaining donors at a West Hollywood sex-themed nightclub. It was uncertain Monday whether McKay was pushed out or decided to leave on his own.
It was also revealed Monday that a prominent donor, Sam Fox, the former ambassador to Belgium and a strong supporter of George W. Bush, had resigned from the committee's fundraising board. The news was first reported by the newspaper and website Politico.


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This has become such an impulsive ritual that even when Bode George got his Nigerian Sentence during the week I had to do a massive check with myself and fellow Nigerians to be confirm that it wasn't me that had gone crazy. And even as I write I pray earnestly that at worst the ridiculous sentence is for real because it's highly possible that in the books Bode George is an inmate at the Ikoyi prison while indeed he's somewhere in Europe living large and garish. Or to make it a little real he could decide to live at home in the island and sneak into prison at dawn so that amebos can see, hangout with the wardens in the cozy parts of the prison and sneak out again at night. While we may not be able to reverse the sentence and give him what he truly deserves for being such a brazen fraudster, we can only hope that the little he gets goes to him. Thus, in as much I oppose oppression of any kind, I'll break my own rules and hope that Bode George and his accomplices get to go through the initiation rites other convicts go through during their early days in prison; the beatings and bullying that others go through on arrival. Don't ask me how I got to know about the prison rituals I lived it many times in Jos Prison as an official of the University of Jos when the National Association of Nigerian Students was worth the name attached to it. And I know about the SSS detention centre in Shaginsha Lagos, I have been a guest of the SSS underground cell in the middle of nowhere on the outs skirts of Abuja. I have had a taste of several police detentions. I am so proud of the trauma as they testify to a sacrifice we have have to make for our nations. But I feel pain that Swagger man Bode will not see the prison we saw, he will never partake in the ritual of a new comer. He will be in a "special cell" in Jos Prison it is known as "B ward" Bode's alter ego Olusegun Obasonjo spent some months in that cosy cell. I onlyt could admire it as I stroll around the yard of the colonial Jos prison in those days. I feel sad. The big mans cell in Nigeria is home away from home. Uncle swagger Bode will be laughing at us all. The common man steal bread in Idumota market, we shout "Ole! Ole! Ole! And get him a "necklace" (used tire) we get petrol and roast him alive. Powerful men like Bode George Is to spend 913 days for stealing N84bn at the rate of N92m per day. Nigeria ! One country ! One law for the mighty another for the less priviledge. What an outrage but then "half justice" is better than none, at least we can call him Olabode George. GCOFIPN (Grand Convict of the Federal Ikoyi Prison of Nigeria). Kudos to the brave judge.Olabode George is a key player in the destruction of our country and a mastermind behind the misrule that now creates most of the criminals we have in prison today. That's why it is only right that he gets a taste of his own medicine. For years men like Bode George have maintained their stranglehold on the nation; wheeling and dealing, unleashing terror on the people like predators on the prowl in some lawless jungle. Even predators in the jungle live by their rules. They are not wasteful. They don't kill what they don't need! Terror is a violation that not only aggrieved groups or persons are capable of committing against a others; leaders like the thieving manipulating George, irresponsible Yar'adua, con Ibori, and their ilk before them do rain terror on Nigerians killing them with poverty, lack of adequate health care and the basic necessities of life that any good government must provide for the people. The EFCC must give us reasons to believe that this is indeed a conviction in spite of its deficiency and not just another smart way of kicking dirt into our eyes. Our politicians and their cronies in government are deft at insulting our intelligence and getting away with it while we sit back grateful for the charade they just acted before us. Isn't it possible that this conviction is just a decoy that's supposed to appease us while an even greater evil is being done somewhere? The burden of survival is depleting our sense of history and we quickly forgive and forget because we've got no mental/moral energy left to fight. The EFCC must prove to Nigerians that this gawky victory is not a ransom for others awaiting trial and definite conviction. We must be able to see the way forward in all this; yes they go to prison but what about the money they got through the scam? Will the money be recovered? How will it be recovered? What is being done to recover it? While we will try and encourage ourselves to get over the fact that a man gets a two and a half year sentence for fraud that's worth billions of naira it is important those who by fraud or by merit now find themselves at the helm of affairs in our great country to realize the fact that Nigerians are waking up! Waking up to the call for complete change in the way our great country is managed. People will be held accountable for their deeds; even after they are dead and gone! As the tears of suffering Nigerians whose lives they cut short to enrich theirs fall on the ground, even the dust they must return to will war against them!
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New York-based artist Shae DeTar captured this series of serene images that emphasize the beauty of the female body. Each image showcases a nude woman, or women placed in a non-traditional, yet elegant landscape.
The serene images range from pink mountainous backdrops to cool blue pools of water. All of the photographs capture the beauty of women surrounded by mother nature. The photographs were created by shooting portraits, and then adding digital layers of paint to emphasize the landscape.
By emphasizing the most interesting aspects of the images, it accentuates the overall tone. The entire series combines organic beauty with digitally enhanced fantasy elements to create truly surreal portraits. One important characteristic of these images is that the artist was able to capture the elegance and beauty of nudity. This task has been difficult to achieve since historical paintings have become an art of the past.
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Claire Carter: chocolate, cherry and hazelnut brownies
When making chocolate brownies, one of the key skills is being able to melt chocolate properly. Sounds easy, doesn't it?
So when I attempted Beca's chocolate, hazelnut and cherry brownies, the instruction to melt some white chocolate and delicately 'swirl it' on the end of a cocktail stick before adding a cherry, didn't phase me.
It should have.
As the stirring of ingredients got underway, I was feeling confident. This mixture has a large amount of ingredients and, while it was really easy to follow, lots of chocolate bulked out by hazelnuts, cherries, and an incredibly large amount of caster sugar meant I had to switch to a bigger bowl twice.
Mixing it up: making the traybake batter (PAUL GROVER)
Everything looked right, a few taste tests along the way seemed to show it was going in the right direction and then all I had to do was melt the white chocolate and use it to make my brownies look as pretty as Beca's.
The only issue I had was that as you were left with such a small amount of white chocolate after adding some to the cake mixture, it didn't so much melt as burn. And it didn't so much as swirl as come out looking distinctly like bits of scrambled egg, complete with a cherry poked in the middle. I'd definitely failed at the decoration hurdle.
Being a baking novice, I didn't have the correctly-sized tin and knew there was no way I would make the perfectly identical-sized pieces from my tray bakes required of the challenge. But I soldiered on regardless with my two mismatched tins and a promise that taste was what really mattered – or Paul's substance over style.
I'd watched the Great British Bake Off the night before, and seen Beca struggle with being told by Paul Hollywood that the middle section of her traybake wasn't cooked enough. I'd put this down to a lack of time, but after I took my brownies out of the oven and returned them not once but twice (to the delight of the photographer, ready to get a picture of the completed product), I realised I was having the same problem – the mixture was so thick it took forever to bake.
Also in my eagerness I'd removed some of the brownies too early, causing them to crack and crumble into far smaller pieces. Thankfully, a liberal sprinkling of caster sugar proved the perfect disguise.
A cracking effort: Claire removed her brownies too early, making some of them crumble (PAUL GROVER)
In short: Being able to melt chocolate is fundamental to making a chocolate brownie.
Would I do it again? Maybe, but I wouldn't bother buying cocktail sticks for the swirls.
Maria Fitzpatrick: millionaire's shortbread banoffee traybake
My food processor started smoking – not puffs of biscuit crumbs, an actual curl of smoke and a disconcerting burning smell to match. How's that for a technical challenge?
I thought I was being smart getting a jump on some of the recipe's later instructions before the time came to add them in. You don't want to be messing around, back and forth all over the kitchen, when you're supposed to be tending to a pan of boiling caramel.
And so it was that I discovered that soft banana chips - the hazards are never where you expect them, are they? - were going to prove a problem. The recipe calls for two types: hard chips to grind up and add to the caramel as powder, presumably to spread the banana flavour evenly, and soft, chewy pieces that are cut up and added to the caramel for texture. The recipe says clearly that if you can't find hard chips (and even Waitrose, the baker's mecca, didn't have them) that you can use chewy ones throughout.
They spent ages being swung about in the food processor - I think the blade, on its last legs, had trouble with their stickiness - and the only grinding was coming from my teeth. Then the smoke started. In the spirit of Bake Off stoicism, I added a sprinkling of golden caster sugar (there's loads of it in the caramel anyway) to try to add a bit of friction, then a smidge of custard powder (creative or desperate?) to dry them out slightly, but no good. So a combination of fine chopping and a hand-mixer was the best I could do.
The 'smooth dough' for the biscuit base was a breeze in comparison – fling it all in the blender and pulse it for a bit, then press it firmly into the base of your greased tray. My weapon of choice was a potato masher. I think Mary and Paul would be well within their rights to avert their eyes and bite a fist at this, but it was really effective for spreading the pastry and melding it so that there were no air holes, and it got the required 'neat edge'.
I should mention at this point that I have something of Tim Henman about me where baking is concerned; I love the sport, and I'm more than up to the task, but on the big day, with an audience…well, you know the rest. Just ask my family about birthday breakfast pancake batter, which never fails on any old Tuesday, but is inedible when it really counts.
It's surprising how the pressure of knowing you only have one try can make any bit of flair or finesse go out the window. Doing the Bake Off challenge in my own kitchen, no camera crew or TV presenter over my shoulder, it still felt like the moment when your PE teacher calls "You're up!" and you have to step up, a springboard and a gymnastics horse in front of you, and 26 pairs of eyes behind. Woe.
However, once the base was baking away gently, the caramel turned a beautiful deep golden and thickened at exactly the ten-minute mark, as the recipe said it would. My base took longer than the recommended 20-30 minutes, so I was channelling my inner octopus, checking the base for firmness and stirring the caramel. Then, in with the smooth mashed banana and the ground (let's say diced) and chewy pieces, before pouring the caramel on top of the cooling biscuit base, and sprinkling on the flaked sea salt. Exciting times.
Then, it was a simple matter of melting the dark chocolate and pouring it on (I left mine overnight in the fridge). I resisted the optional garnish of banana chips adorned with gold leaf; I know it's millionaire's shortbread, but thought it might be like putting a pig in a ballgown.
It didn't taste bad. Quite difficult to cut cleanly, as the chocolate sets hard and breaks up a bit, but no harm: it looks homemade. The recipe is excessively sweet for my personal taste – even despite the sea salt taking the edge off it a little – but I think it'll be a crowd-pleaser (unless my colleagues don't like banana). Hopefully no-one will take it upon themselves to 'do a Mary' and point out that my banana caramel is a bit bobbly, not smooth.
Crowd-pleaser: Maria's shortbread banoffee traybake
In short: a straightforward recipe – any competent baker could do it - that's popular with the masses, and would get much easier to do quickly once you've had a run-through trial. Diabetics shouldn't even be in the same room.
Would I do it again? Yes, but I'd search high and low for those hard banana chips - I think they'd make all the difference. And I'd ask Father Christmas for a new Kenwood first.


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Every little girl is God's precious princess.
The NIrV Precious Princess Bible includes the complete New International Reader's Version (NIrV)--the NIV for kids Twelve adorable and colorful tip-in pages will delight girls with Bible verses that assure her she is a child of the king. Now in a convenient compact size, this pink and sparkly Bible is sure to be a favorite with every little princess.
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In 2007 no rapper needs to start their album with a skit where he rings someone's doorbell and blows his head off when the door opens. It's not just that it's a senseless and gratuitous display of violence - popular culture is filled with plenty of far more graphic examples let alone the six o'clock news. The real problem is three-fold: there's no creativity to it, it's an ineffective means of establishing street cred, and it wastes time instead of getting right to the music.
Keith Murray is not a rapper who can afford to waste time. Some of Keith's best years have already been pissed away between jail time and bad record label deals. In 2007 the clock is ticking on the mainstream name recognition value of Murray. In the underground there's a core constituency of Murray fans who have been down ever since he dropped "The Most Beautifullest Thing in This World" back in 1994, but the truth is that's the solo only album in his entire career to go gold. He's bounced around the Billboard charts a few times since and even managed to sell well in 1998 as one-third of Def Squad, but his career has largely been marked by commercial dissapointment. "Rap-Murr-Phobia" may not be his last chance to make a good impression, but the clock is already at two minutes to midnight. It's somewhat telling that the first single "Nobody Do it Better" sounds like a direct sequel to his "Most Beautifullest" single, having virtually the same bassline and tempo as the original. It's even more telling that Tyrese and Junior are billed as co-starring on the song, meaning that Murray is virtually daring radio and MTV not to put him in rotation. The most telling thing of all is that Murray spends almost the entire song reminding the audience of his list of accomplishments:
"Keith Murray, the lyrical Hannibal, flow cannibal
Animalistic tough guy manhandle you
I came into this bitch +Hostile+, hardcore
Then I heard a hater say he ain't fire no more
What?! That was me standin on your block with the razor blade
in my mouth back when hip-hop was hip-hop
For those who don't know or forget
To make y'all happy with Mary J. who Puff came to get (me)
Then who called for Total to make y'all see (me)
Then who he called again for +Special Delivery+ (that'd be me)
There's nuttin you could tell me
I rocked every hole in the wall, then arena to arena with R. Kelly
Who made you feel +Beautiful+ while +Gettin Lifted+ (me)
I rocked bells with L you must be stupid
I don't need no permission, to do what I do
Come through and show the whole world how I do"
Fortunately for Murray he's not really bragging - the list of accomplishments he drops may be self-congratulatory but it's all actual and factual. Even though the song attempts to rehab a style and a flow he dropped 13 years ago, it's hardly a musical mistake to do so. In fact the song is highly enjoyable and easily the best first single Murray has dropped from an album in a long time. The rest of "Rap-Murr-Phobia," which is subtitled "The Fear of Real Hip-Hop" is a more mixed bag. Erick Sermon produces all of the album with a couple of minor exceptions, those being the subtle and smooth "Don't Fuck Wit Em" by Mike City and the reggae inspired banger "Hustle On" by Shuko. This has positives and negatives - Sermon is a long-established veteran of both rapping and producing, so his tracks are clean and his long friendship with Murray allows him to fine tune the beats to his strengths. On the flipside going with Sermon for the entire album is playing it safe at a time in Murray's career where it wouldn't hurt to take a few risks. There's nothing wrong with songs like "Weeble Wobble," the Def Squad all-in collabo' "U Ain't Nobody," or hard-hitting Wu-Tang duets like "What it Is" with Method Man. The problem is that they're exactly what you'd expect - not pushing the envelope in any way. If Murray was looking to make an impression, this would be the time in his career to rock a Prince Paul or Mannie Fresh beat, and put guests from Paul Wall to Twista up in the mix.
In 2007 it's definitely fair to say that the general public has a fear of real hip-hop, because real hip-hop has been presented in a very negative light. Nobody hears about the rappers who donate their time and money to charity, or who give free concerts from Brooklyn to Compton, or who empower the youth in their neighborhoods by funding community centers. The media loves to focus on the negative - this rapper stabbed that rapper and this one got pulled over with weed in his car - he's going to jail. Unfortunately the opening skit of "Rap-Murr-Phobia" plays to those very fears instead of offering the kind of reassurance one would want, especially considering Murray has already had his share of legal troubles. The whole point of the album should be to prove the critics wrong, both about Murray being past his prime and about hip-hop being played out. The album largely succeeds from a hip-hop point of view but won't make even a tiny dent on the surface of such criticism, because Murray played it safe and decided to "keep it real" at the expense of showing the public just how creative and innovative he really is.
Music Vibes: 7 of 10 Lyric Vibes: 7 of 10 TOTAL Vibes: 7 of 10
Originally posted: July 31, 2007
source: www.RapReviews.com


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Dylan Pollard is a trial lawyer specializing in representing victims of catastrophic personal injuries and wrongful death. For the past 15 years, Dylan has dedicated his practice to litigating complex injuries caused by corporate and governmental wrongdoing, including injuries caused by pharmaceutical and consumer products, vehicle accidents, unsafe conditions on public and private property, as well as high stakes civil rights actions involving the use of lethal force and abuse of power. Dylan has successfully obtained multi-million dollar results in settlements and verdicts for his clients - extraordinary results he credits to his unique ability to simplify and convey complex issues in simple terms that non-lawyers can understand.
Dylan's experience is well established. His resume includes litigation against countless Fortune 500 corporations, including pharmaceutical giants Merck, GlaxoSmithKline, Lilly, and Wyeth. Moreover, Dylan has been appointed by his peers to the steering committees in several notable high profile cases, such as the recent In Re: Katrina Canal Breaches Consolidated Litigation. Dylan understands what it takes to properly work up complicated multi-party cases, including the unique complexities posed by representing large groups of individuals in the "mass tort" or toxic injury context, and puts the full force of his reputation, courtroom knowledge and expertise behind every client he represents.
Dylan is admitted to practice law in both federal and state courts in California, Nevada and Georgia and has previously served as a Judge Pro Tem for the Los Angeles County Superior Court. He is an active member of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles and California, and the American Association for Justice. Dylan attended Stanford University obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, and continued his education at Pepperdine University School of Law, graduating cum laude.


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