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I am totally against the war on drugs, it is not a worthwhile cause. A massive increase in organized crime, gang warfare, waste of state funds, and continued violation of personal freedom is the result. About avaibility and keeping kids off drugs this is a quantitative question by my perception is no. It should be noted that people who lump all drugs together without considering them individually come off as religiously indoctrinated. Regan administration propaganda is not to be underestimated. I have not read the constitution of the USA, so I would not know, but I think people should not be imprisoned for possession of a substance... if it is highly dangerous they should certainly be monitored. Though you can die from having to much Tylenol. Almost anything can be dangerous if used a certain way or without moderation.
I think when people think of the war on drugs they think of meth, crack, and heroin. But numerous other useful not so addictive drugs are just banned along with the big three.
It should also be noted that kids are actually more 'on' drugs then ever before, just prescription drugs pushed by evil pharmaceutical companies instead of gangsters. The medical system is still stuck in the paradigm of treating the symptoms with drugs that cause worse symptoms instead of attacking the root problems head on.
P.S I don't use the word evil lightly.
The drinking age is too high and the idea that you can go to jail for letting your teenager have a sip of wine in their your own house is ridiculous. According our laws, you should abstain 100% from alcohol and then get alcohol-poisoning drunk as soon as it's your 21st birthday.
I'd like to start off by pointing out the fact that we have already been here once in American history. We have gone through the prohibition of alcohol, and all of the catastrophic results it brought this country and it's people. We saw the rise of gangsters like Al Capone and other nefarious individuals. We saw the violence associated with these criminal gangs. We once already in our history said enough was enough, and legalized, regulated, and taxed an illegal drug. Was there chaos in the streets? Absolutely not.
I think we need to take a long hard look at the prohibition of alcohol, what it brought us, and ask ourselves if that is what we want today. I for one, can not uphold an unjust "war on drugs" which in fact is a war on our very own citizens. The war on drugs does nothing to promote life, liberty, or property. It in fact is the exact opposite. It allows the state a vehicle to deprive us of our life, liberty, and property.
Our society already accepts the recreational use of drugs. We do so with alcohol and tobacco. Stating that a certain drug is more morally acceptable then another drug, and we should imprison people because they choose to use a different substance recreationally is ludicrous. This is against the very freedom that we espouse to solove in this country. It has lead to our country having the highest rate of imprisonment per capita in the industrialized world. Per capita, we put more people in jail then China, a communist dictator state. How are we the land of the free?
We are fighting a war on criminal organizations who are funded by the very drug policies we have in this country. If we legalize, regulate, and tax drugs, the profit is removed from criminal organizations and put back into the hands of Americans. At a time that our country so desperately needs jobs and tax revenue, we have an industry that we are willfully ignoring due to some twisted sense that drugs must be stopped at all costs, even if it means cutting off our own foot. Think of the jobs the marijuana and hemp industry would create. We would remove the product from the hands of gangsters, both governmental and street level, and return it to the citizens. When was the last time that you saw a liquor distributor get in a shoot out over distribution routes? It doesn't happen anymore, because it's a legal industry.
It's time we start talking about this, and it's time for a change.
"The drug lords in Mexico pose more of an immediate threat to the security of Americans"
Absolutely, the number of innocent people killed by the Mexican drug cartels simply to terrorize people into submission puts them in league with the worst terrorist on the planet. The amount of time the MSM spends covering the terrorist that live on (and over) our borders is one tenth of the time they spend on the most recent missing blonde, white, teenage girl.
They are well armed (better than the Mexican army), well financed , organized, numerous and have the moral fiber of cockroaches. Those who doubt the killers will spill their violence over the border are dangerously deluded.
Our drug prohibitions fill the coffers of some of the worst terrorist/criminal organizations on earth.
I'm curious to see what the President has to say on the topic.
Is there anyone here who believes that the majority of Americans likes the war on drugs? It is important to know that if you stand against something that you won't stand alone. I haven't met more than a handful of unenlightened people who believe the war on drugs is moral or smart. Strength in numbers is what wins political battles. We need to be able to get a head count on this issue and publicize it so that we can all see where we stand. After that, legislation will be a no-brainer.
Personally, I believe that the war on drugs needs to be fought more like a traditional war on the part of druggies. If there was a more concerted effort on the people's side in dishing out the damage instead of taking it the powers that be would be more hesitant to press the issue. DRUG USERS UNITE!! Protect your brothers and sisters in this war by preemptively striking our enemies!! These drug warriors need to get their doors kicked in a little more often and see how it feels.
Hell, even Pat Robertson said something against the war on drugs:
That was kind of shocking and I kind of don't hate him quite as much now. Maybe making sense is his version of senility?
I doubt that anyone believes in the "war on drugs" for virtuous reasons. Other than groups that have personal interests in drugs being illegal (alcohol companies have been huge contributors to the Republican party...hmm I wonder why that is?), the "war on drugs" is done to save face, because governments can't ever just admit they were wrong.
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Mike is a cute Thai boy and today he takes part in his very first gay porn video. The boy is smooth, slim and has golden skin. He just loves the camera! And smooth and slim is just what I like to see when I meet a Thai twink. His cock is hard and his balls are smooth. And when I see his ass I want to fuck it really hard, and bareback. This hot twink plays with himself, massages his cock and his ass, and then jerks off to a sticky climax with lots of cum. But that is not enough, he plays with himself again and then delivers a second shot. I wish I had been there to eat this Thai gay boys cum!
Big is aptly named, as this handsome, but kinky Thai boy, has a very long and thick cock. Whenever Big takes a shower he feels very horny and kinky. He wanks his dick, and fingers his ass in the shower. When he is dry, he wants to satisfy his kinky foot fetish. He wanks his oily cock with different trainers, then covers his shaft with a sock and jerks himself off, before sucking and licking his feet. How will this slutty kinky Thai twink with his massive cock satisfy his filthy craving to unload a heavy ball bag full of cum?


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In Peyton Manning's return from neck surgery, a missed season and a change in teams, he said he has had benchmarks along the way to measure his progress.
Saturday will be another, his first playoff game since a 17-16 loss to the Jets in an AFC wild-card game to close out his 2010 season with the Colts. Manning was asked Tuesday if the time away from the game last season made him appreciate what's to come with the Broncos all the more.
"I really didn't need the year off to reinforce that I enjoy playing," he said. " I always kind played every game or every play like it could be your last. I didn't need that year off to remind me of that."
Manning acknowledged the times this season when he paused to consider how far he had come over the past 16 months.
"Opening day against Pittsburgh, it was one year ago I was in a hospital bed opening day," Manning said. "Certainly in the month of December, that's when I first got cleared to start throwing (in 2011). I was allowed to walk as part of my rehab in October and November."
Saturday will be the 20th postseason game of Manning's career.
Work overtime. Broncos kickoff/punt returner Trindon Holliday took some extra work after practice Tuesday fielding punts. Holliday has been electric in the return game at times this season. He has returned a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns since joining the Broncos in October, but he also has dropped four punts and fumbled a kickoff out of bounds.
Broncos coach John Fox has used Jim Leonhard to field punts deep in Broncos' territory lately but also has expressed confidence in Holliday as the team's top returner.
"I've been working extra on ball security, so I'll be ready to go," Holliday said. "It's important. I know that."
Holliday has missed practice time lately and did not play in the regular-season finale against the Chiefs because of a sprained ankle. He took part in the special-teams periods Tuesday.
Run it. With three of last weekend's winners in the wild-card round having rushed for at least 158 yards, Manning said the Broncos will need some quality work in the run game in their playoff opener Saturday.
"I think you want to be balanced anytime you play, especially in the postseason," Manning said. "Anytime you get one dimensional, that can be tough."
Six teams, including the Colts this past Sunday, have rushed for at least 150 yards against the Ravens this season. The Broncos rushed for 163 yards in their Dec. 16 victory over the Ravens.
Footnotes. Broncos guard Chris Kuper was voted the Broncos winner of the Ed Block Courage Award. Each team chooses one player who has exhibited leadership qualities as he has overcome injury or other personal adversity, and then a league-wide winner is chosen from the 32 players. … Manning, on why the Ravens have consistently played good defense throughout much of his time in the NFL: "Great players and great coaches, a great combination." … Cornerback Tracy Porter (concussion) did not participate in practice.


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If you're planning your spring and summer travel schedule, here's a great article from CNN Travel about the tallest, deepest, longest, etc., record-setting places in the United States to visit. Feature writer Helyn Trickey Bradley has come up with 10 superlative sights for US travel. Two are in Oregon. And one is right here in Wallowa County! She writes:
The Grand Canyon in Arizona may be immense, boasting nearly 277 river miles in length, but for sheer depth, Hells Canyon in eastern Oregon, eastern Washington and western Idaho wins hands-down. . .read more from this article
Helyn suggests a trip to Hat Point Lookout, the highest point on the Oregon side where you can look down deep into Hells Canyon and see the rapids at the bottom. We also know that you have a fine view of He Devil, the highest point of Hells Canyon on the Idaho side and the reason that Hells Canyon is the deepest canyon in the US. As one of the Seven Devil Mountains, you feel you can almost reach out and touch them when you're up there. We try to get up to Hat Point every now and then and have written some blog posts about it before.
The getting to Hat Point isn't dangerous, but it is a bit more than some people bargain for. From Joseph, the drive is 26 miles of pavement to to the little town of Imnaha, followed by 26 miles of dirt road to the Hat Point Lookout. Ask a local and they'll tell you the first 5 miles of that 26 mile dirt road can be a little unnerving, but once you're through that it's home free all the way to the lookout. Of course, you'll have to come back the same way you went. Best to leave the low slung city car at home.
Might you need some local advice when planning this Eastern Oregon vacation trip? Give us a call here at the Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast in Joseph. We're along the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway and are one of the closer Hells Canyon lodging locations for a trip to Hat Point. And a resource for maps, guides, and other things to take along for your trip to Hells Canyon. See you soon!


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Has anyone gone to RSCI to have stem cell treatment? I have been speaking with Don Margoles on treatments where and costs. I just wanted to know if some one else has "been there done that"?
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Has anyone gone to RSCI to have stem cell treatment? I have been speaking with Don Margoles on treatments where and costs. I just wanted to know if some one else has "been there done that"?
Gus - RSCI is not a clinic. Don's company is similar to a travel agency. He books treatments for patients and earns his commission from the companies that are willing to pay for those referrals. Your choices are limited to those particular clinics that he represents.
First treatment in 2007. Pioneering ever since.
Thanks Barbara. I spoke with Don and did get the feeing that he maybe brokering the clinics out to me. He did not pressure me. He is of Greek decent, as I am., and he let me know.
Gus - As long as he discloses what his service does, then I have no problem with it. He really needs to do that at the front end and then patients can decide for themselves if they want to partake of such services.
First treatment in 2007. Pioneering ever since.
Barbara, I noticed that in 2 days your deadline for accepting July questions is approaching.
Is there any straight-shooting pro who can answer my questions with transparency rather than evading? I noticed alot of answers in "Ask the doctor" are sorta non-commital, leaving me confused.
I explained my question in the Introductory-Lobby, but I don't think you noticed it
I can't direct hosts how to answer questions. Sorry.
First treatment in 2007. Pioneering ever since.
Well, so much for trying, and at this point I see its time for me to call it quits. Realizing for once & for all that i've been wasting my time eating my heart out for nothing on four (no less) - stemcell forums I've already attempted getting answers on. May be also due to social cliques (as if those in the "in" clique are more worthy of attaining health than than those outside the clique - never mind if they're sick as dogs.
There's also too much non-transparency in the sickcare arena, with questions remaining in limbo, unanswered (unless you've got money to waste by risking a $250 consultation fee for an empty answer??
I'm rooting for a time of transparent-repaircare - when the SCIO (or the like) will have such sophisticated holographic pics. of what's going on inside people, that they'll finally offer in-the-face proof to stem cell doctors how very misguided they are for not attending to the toxin & aging factors prior to idiotically infusing. Strong language, I know, but ivory-tower non-transparency calls for strong language.
- one day soon - repaircare may be to sickcare, what light is to darkness
- one day soon - repaircare may be to sickcare, what 3d printers are to dot-matrix printers.


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With celebrity deejays collecting million-dollar Vegas paydays to spit remixed cuts, wouldn't you rather see some electronic dance music pioneers actually perform live?
While EDM is having a moment, let's not forget that the synth pop pioneers of the Regeneration Tour have been making this kind of music for decades.
Erasure Lead Singer Andy Bell, Howard Jones, Information Society and Men Without Hats—all revered pop stalwarts with loads of '80s hits—are still making new music, but it will be the classics fans will be bouncing to on Saturday, August 31, at Mountain Winery in Saratoga.
Andy Bell and I Skyped the morning after Britain legalized gay marriage, so congratulations were in order.
"It's fantastic. I had my civil partnership this year," Bell said.
He performed at several stateside gay pride festivals before the Regeneration Tour began this month. "Warm-up gigs," Bell called them.
Fans should expect high-energy takes on Erasure hits like "A Little Respect" and "Stop," with a keyboard player, percussion and two back-up dancers, angling to keep up with Bell.
"I sing around the house doing warm-up exercises and stuff. I haven't been to the gym in ages," Bell said. "I did just move into a new house and have moved boxes all over. That's been my work out!"
Bell added that recording a new Christmas album with Vince Clarke—the other half of Erasure—has also kept up his vocal chops.
"When I was 14 or so, my friends and I would go around to other people's houses and sing Christmas carols at their doors," he said. "We would make so much money! Recording these carols reminded me of that time."
Bell said the album, due in November, would be half Erasure original holiday songs and half traditional hymns.
"The Erasure ones are like sound-scapes. The carols that we are doing are more filmic. It really reminds me of Cocteau Twins style than traditional carols," he said. "It's quite funny because America seems more religious, but in the UK we sing the hymns more."
Bell said he was looking forward to performing on the same stage with Howard Jones again. "I was a fan when I was a teenager, before I moved to London," he said.
Jones is getting some great accolades online from his recent live sets.
He is expected to perform synth pop hits such as "Pearl in the Shell," "What is Love" and "Things Can Only Get Better."
Perhaps he'll surprise fans with a new song (aside from his '80s tune, "New Song"). Jones is expected to release a new dance album in 2014.
"What's really great is having been part of the '80s, which seems to be such a recurrent theme in music," Andy Bell said.
Visit mountainwinery.com/concerts for more information on the Regeneration Tour at Mountain Winery. Show time is 6:30 p.m. to fit in all four acts (and to get us home at a decent hour).


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CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — A police officer responding to the deadly Colorado theater shooting says he asked James Holmes twice whether he had an accomplice.
Officer Justin Grizzle says all he got was "self-satisfying offensive smirk."
Another officer who was also trying to figure out what was going on in the chaos testified Tuesday that Holmes told him he was the only shooter.
They testified that screaming and bloodied victims were still fleeing as they handcuffed and searched Holmes.
The hearing is about whether statements Holmes made before he was read his rights can be used during his trial next year.
Police say they had to find out if someone else was involved in the attack that killed 12 people. Prosecutors contend the questions were legal under a public-safety exemption to the Miranda rule.


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Brad Willis
Brad Willis is a writer based in Greenville, South Carolina. Willis spent a decade as an award-winning broadcast journalist. He has worked as a freelance writer, columnist, and professional blogger since 2005. He has also served as a commentator and guest on a wide variety of television, radio, and internet shows. He is the producer and host of the true crime podcast Murder, etc.
Born in the shadow of the Ozark mountains, Willis spent more than two decades in Missouri before adopting the South as his home. After working at KOMU in Missouri, he spent nearly a decade as a television news reporter at Mississippi's WLOX and South Carolina's WYFF covering crime, politics, and their occasional intersection.
Willis covered one of the first notable school shootings and the decades-late conviction of Ku Klux Klansman Samuel Bowers. He reported from the South Carolina State Capitol building as the Confederate Flag was lowered from its dome. Willis also created a series of reports that held politicians accountable for the truthfulness in their advertising, a formula that has been repeated many times in the years since. That series won the National Headliner Award Best of Show. Willis' investigative reporting received several awards from the Associated Press, Southeast Regional Emmy Awards, South Carolina Broadcasters Association, and the National Headliner Awards.
In 2005, Willis began to travel the world and write about the burgeoning tournament poker phenomenon. Since then he has traveled extensively and built a network of a dozen blogs to cover tournaments from Las Vegas to Monte Carlo to Macau.
Willis spends his little spare time fiddling with his cast iron skillet, acoustic guitar, backyard smoker, hiking shoes, and a map to the nearest live music venue. He lives in his adopted hometown of Greenville, South Carolina with his wife, two sons, and two goofy dogs.
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MANSFIELD A local man was arrested Oct. 21 on suspicion of fourth-degree assault after allegedly forcing his way into his fiancee's home and later smashing her computer.
Jason A. Moore, 33, was booked into the Okanogan County Jail under an agreement between Douglas County and Okanogan County.
Douglas County Sheriff Harvey Gjesdal said deputies were called at 1 a.m. to the woman's home in the 100 block of East Second Avenue.
The woman, who was not identified, said Moore, her fiance, was forcing his way in his house, apparently to collect some clothing. When she he began video recording him with her computer, he allegedly became angry, snatched the computer from her hands and smashed it on the floor, Gjesdal said.
The woman said she received several scrapes and contusions while they struggled for the computer.
Moore left the home.
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June 6, 1907 an artist was born. I've always admired Frida Kahlo. I felt her life was extremely tragic and her life utterly fascinating. She lived a majority of her life in extreme pain which she portrayed through her artwork. I had seen her exhibit "Frida Kahlo y su Mundo" this March in Brussels, Belgium while visiting family. The exhibit was amazing and just solidified my admiration for her.
A majority of her work are self-portraits where she illustrates her pain in various ways. She developed polio as a child which left her with one leg shorter and thinner than the other leaving her with a limp. She was also in a bus accident and she was frequently bedridden and in between states of life and death.
Her relationship with artist Diego Rivera was also a roller coaster ride. They married. Divorced. Married again. He was a womanizer and even cheated on her with her own sister! But Frida wasn't an angel herself. She cheated on him with Leon Trotsky, Josephine Baker and more.
If you want to learn more about her check out her website and/or watch the film Frida Salma Hayek played her. The film also won 2 Oscars so it's pretty good.
Frida Quotes:
"Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?"
"I tried to drown my sorrows, but the bastards learned how to swim, and now I am overwhelmed by this decent and good feeling."
"The art of Frida Kahlo is a ribbon around a bomb." [Andre Breton about Frida Kahlo]
Her last words in her dairy were, "I hope the end is joyful; and hope never to return."


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David Arnay began his career in Ithaca, New York, where he first attended college during the late '70s. He became involved in that enlightened upstate town's vibrant music community, eventually recruited into the popular and eclectic Zobo Funn Band featuring guitar wizard David Torn. After moving to the L.A. area Arnay dove into the local scene, meeting and collaborating with A-list jazz players including guitarist Phil Upchurch, saxophonist Bob Sheppard, and drummer Peter Erskine.
A significant mentor during Arnay's early L.A. years was tenor saxophonist and former Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock sideman Bennie Maupin, who brought David into a quintet which included Alphonso Johnson on bass… "an amazing band and an inspirational experience" that included development of David's work as a composer. Their collaboration continues with a June 2017 performance at the Arroyo Seco Weekend festival. With encouragement from Maupin, Arnay finished his bachelor's degree at CalState L.A., and went on to earn his master's in jazz studies at USC. He joined the USC faculty in 1999 and continues to teach there as a full time lecturer.
With three CDs released (link below) and a busy performance schedule that includes a solo shift each Wednesday at Arroyo Chop House and a piano/bass duo every Friday at Parkway Grill, David's musical contributions to the community continue.


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A Cellist's Journey
In 2008, American cellist Dane Johansen began looking for a new way to share and explore music, specifically that of his favorite composer, Johann Sebastian Bach. A friend told Dane about an ancient pilgrimage route, the Camino de Santiago, which runs 580 miles through northern Spain to the Atlantic Ocean and Cabo Fisterra, dramatic cliffs once thought to be the 'edge of the earth.' Originally a pagan footpath, the Camino was appropriated by the Romans and became a Catholic pilgrimage. Churches, cathedrals and monasteries were constructed along the route to aid the passage of pilgrims and today these ancient architectures are perfect environments for music. In 2014, Dane will walk the Camino with his cello. His mission is to explore the communicative power and modern-day relevance of Bach's music by sharing it with the people he meets throughout his journey. A talented team of people will walk with Dane, creating a film that captures the sights and sounds of this musical odyssey.


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Don't discount this because of the name. Kale is awful tasting, trust me, I've tried to talk myself into eating it raw because it is CRAZY good for you. If it is not hidden in something is pure torture to eat(I think so anyways) That is what is so great about this recipe. It is raw kale that actually tastes good. My sister in law made it and I went back for seconds.....then thirds.......then finally just grabbed the big bowl when everyone else was finished and cleaned it out.
1 bunch kale
3/4 teaspoon coarse kosher salt or sea salt
1/4 cup finely diced red onion
1/2 cup dried cranberries/craisins
3/4 cup small-diced apple
1/3 cup toasted sunflower seeds(I don't think these were in the one I had, so it or leave it)
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/3 cup crumbled Feta cheese
Wash the kale and pat it dry. Slice off the stiff stems below the leaves and continue slicing the stem away from the leaf until you have cut a thin v-shape into the kale leaf and removed the tough stem all the way up. Stack the kale leaves two or three at a time, roll them up, and slice the leaves into thin ribbons.
Place the kale ribbons in a large mixing bowl. Add the salt and massage it into the kale with your hands for two minutes. You'll notice the kale start to turn a darker green and the texture of the kale will begin to soften a bit.
Toss in the red onions, craisins, apples, and sunflower seeds. In a small bowl, whisk together the oil, vinegar and sugar. Pour over the salad and toss. Sprinkle feta cheese over the top and serve. The salad can be refrigerated for up to a day before serving (if doing this, I would suggest refrigerating the salted kale separately from the other ingredients and tossing the salad together an hour or two before serving).


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10 Nursing Programs With High Acceptance Rates
Monday, August 29, 2016
The U.S. News Short List, separate from our overall rankings, is a regular series that magnifies individual data points in hopes of providing students and parents a way to find which undergraduate or graduate programs excel or have room to grow in specific areas. Be sure to explore The Short List: College, The Short List: Grad School and The Short List: Online Programs to find data that matter to you in your college or grad school search.
There may soon be more nurses than there are jobs.
By 2025, there will be nearly 3.9 million full-time equivalent registered nurses compared with the nationwide demand of 3.5 million, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Nurses with a master's degree, however, shouldn't have a problem finding a job. Nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives and nurse practitioners, for example, are expected to see employment growth of 31 percent from 2014 to 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And some schools are helping just about every aspiring nurse who wants a master's degree reach his or her goal.
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Game 46: Toronto at Atlanta pregame
Following Friday night's 1-0 loss to the Braves — a game in which Vernon Wells went 0-for-4 with a quartet of groundouts — manager Cito Gaston noticed the center fielder poring over footage of his plate appearances.
"I admired Wells last night," Gaston said. "He was sitting there after the game and he looked at some tapes and stuff. He got on the bus and I said, 'Did you see anything?' He said he saw something and I saw just what he said and I was going to tell him that. Hopefully, he's going to get it today."
What did they both see?
"He's just a little late — just a little late getting started," Gaston said. "It's not like he's not working and trying to get better."
Overall, Wells is hitting .262 with five homers and 21 RBIs in 45 games. Over his last 14 games, Wells is hitting just .228 with no homers, no RBIs and only two extra-base hits (doubles). He has gone hitless in seven of his last 11 games and doesn't have a home run or an RBI since May 6. In May, Wells is batting .239.
This coming from Toronto's cleanup hitter.
Gaston knows he could switch things up, especially with the offense in a team-wide slump right now. He admitted that options included moving Adam Lind to the third or fourth spot, and maybe even shifting Alex Rios lower in the lineup. Gaston has no plans to alter the lineup he's used all season, though.
"To move these guys around and out of their spots, that shows panic right there," Gaston said. "When you start moving people around, then everyone's going to panic."
Today's lineups:
1. Marco Scutaro, SS
2. Aaron Hill, 2B
3. Alex Rios, RF
4. Vernon Wells, CF
5. Adam Lind, LF
6. Scott Rolen, 3B
7. Lyle Overbay, 1B
8. Rod Barajas, C
9. Casey Janssen, P
1 Kelly Johnson, 2B
2. Casey Kotchman, 1B
3. Garrett Anderson, LF
4. Brian McCann, C
5. Martin Prado, 3B
6. Jeff Francoeur, RF
7. Diory Hernandez, SS
8. Jordan Schafer, CF
9. Derek Lowe, P
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Someone had asked McGowan if he thinks he'll be back this year at photo day and he said "hopefully" then too. He didn't sound to me like a guy who is confident about that though.
I keep saying that i'm confident Wells will turn things around but it's still not looking good. I hope he does it soon, same with Rios. I'd like to see Cito lose some of that stubbornness and move some guys around. I'd have it look like this for now


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Do you love aircraft and flying, but feel that planar wings are revolting affronts to decency? Also, do you detest helicopters and other rotorcraft? If so, boy are you in luck, pal. Meet the Coléoptère.
The Coléoptère (which means "beetle" in French — man that word comes up a lot in my life) was an experimental VTOL aircraft developed by the French company SNECMA, which sounds absolutely disgusting if you say it out loud. The plane is like the front clip of a conventional fighter jet mated to the center of a giant turbojet engine. It looks sort of like someone stuck a fighter jet cockpit onto a colossal beer keg.
What's going on here is that the huge cylinder that surrounds the engine is an annular wing, or a ring wing, if you want to get all aero-slangy and look cool at pilot's bars. The plane was a tail-sitter, being able launch and land from a vertical position, and even capable of hovering vertically at a fixed point.
Annular/ring wings have been experimented with for years, and are known to eliminate the issue of wingtip vortices, which cause drag, because there are no wingtips at all.
Sadly, it was a failure. Not in the "looking bonkers" categories, where it was off the charts, but in the much more fussy "flying reliably" metrics. As Air and Space magazine said of the airplane,
Without the benefit of a large delta wing to dampen any rolling tendency during hover, the Coléoptère had the tendency to slowly spin about its vertical axis. Instrumentation also was spotty. On one flight, Morel called the vertical speed indicator "a fantasy" and complained of "an unacceptable imprecision in steering" during landing. Still, free flights often reached altitudes of several hundred feet.
It took many attempts to achieve horizontal flight, and even better, the pilot was pretty blind when it came to landing the craft vertically on its tail. The hard part was knowing where the ground actually was. Air and Space talked to the test pilot about this issue:
... the only way he could accurately gauge height was by listening for a change in pitch in the engine's hum. The test team whipped up a fix in which a contact light was tripped when a string on a pebble, dangling from the side of the engine, went slack as the aircraft approached the ground.
So, the fix to indicate ground proximity for this highly advanced, experimental plane was literally a rock tied to a string.
Based on that alone, I wouldn't consider this plane a failure.


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Rec services now offering payroll deduction option for membership
Beginning today, Aug. 1, benefit-eligible Kansas State University employees have the option of paying for their rec services membership by payroll deduction. A new procedure will be followed where enrollment can only be done online through HRIS self service.
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Radcliffe poses after its successful day at EAWRC Sprints (photo courtesy Radcliffe lightweight crew).
CAMDEN, N.J. – The Harvard-Radcliffe lightweight crew varsity eight won gold at the EAWRC Sprints for the first time since 2004 and the second varsity and varsity four also won grand final races on the Cooper River. The first varsity and varsity four each won by more than nine seconds, while the second varsity pulled out a four-second win against the best boats in the east, to help Radcliffe to its first Konrad Ulbrich Points Trophy.
"It was great team execution and effort to win those three races," said head coach Michiel Bartman. "It was a very exciting day and I'm very proud of the girls."
Rowing through a strong cross headwind, Radcliffe opened up leads by the 500-meter mark in each of its three wins. After a quick start, the first varsity went on to produce the largest margin of victory, 8.259 seconds, in the first varsity race since 1996.
The Black and White's 1V, which is ranked No. 1 in the country, finished the race in 7:17.823, well ahead of No. 3 Princeton's 7:26.082. No. 6 Georgetown was in third at 7:29.176 and No. 4 Wisconsin, winners of seven of the last eight EAWRC Sprints first varsity races, place fourth with a 7:31.578 finish.
The Radcliffe second varsity also paced its race from start to finish. The Black and White held a large lead at the 500-meter mark, until Wisconsin made a move. Radcliffe held off the Badgers and controlled the race through the finish line. The winning boat had more speed left, but Wisconsin made an exciting finish, crossing less than two seconds back of Radcliffe's top time of 7:34.405.
Before the first and second varsities had first-place showings, the varsity four set the tone for the day with a 10.088-second victory. Radcliffe's lineup, which has only rowed together for one week, built a one-length lead by the 500-meter line on its way to the rout. The Black and White cruised from there and crossed the line at 8:30.359, easily in front of Wisconsin in second at 8:40.437.
Radcliffe's wins helped the team secure the Konrad Ulbrich Points Trophy, given to the team with the best overall performance. It is the first time in the seven-year history of the trophy that Wisconsin has failed to win.
The Black and White will look to carry its momentum to the IRA National Championship May 30. Radcliffe's first varsity will be the favorite for its first national title since 2004 when it takes to the water in Sacramento, Calif.
Varsity Eight Grand Final
Radcliffe – 7:17.823
Princeton – 7:26.082
Georgetown – 7:29.176
Wisconsin – 7:31.578
Boston University – 7:46.524
Buffalo – 8:27.364
Second Varsity Grand Final
Radcliffe – 7:34.405
Wisconsin – 7:36.279
Varsity Four Grand Final
Radcliffe – 8:30.359
Wisconsin – 8:40.437
Princeton – 8:49.464
Georgetown – 8:55.519
Boston University – 9:02.091
Princeton 'B' – 9:10.189
Novice Eight Grand Final
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Radcliffe – 9:18.169
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WAG Screening of A Kingdom Reborn Highlights City of Lviv
A Kingdom Reborn: Treasures from Ukrainian Galicia, a stunning film that brings to life the remarkable cultural heritage of the Ukrainian city of Lviv, will be screened in the Winnipeg Art Gallery's Muriel Richardson Auditorium from 2 to 4pm, Sunday, February 7. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students (available at the door).
Over the centuries Lviv has borne many names—Leopoli, Lemberg, Lwow, Lvov—and is now known as the "City of the Lion," a name bestowed in honour of a medieval ruler, Prince Lev, or "the Lion." As the capital of the medieval principality of Galicia, it is a cultural crossroad whose architectural monuments and artistic treasures are a stunning blend of the Byzantine and Latin aesthetics.
Filmmaker Dani Stodilka will be in attendance at this special screening which is filmed in English and some Ukrainian. The screening will be followed by a Q&A period and discussion moderated by Dr. Myroslav Shkandrij, Professor of Slavic Studies in the Department of German and Slavic Studies, University of Manitoba.
"The film A Kingdom Reborn: Treasures from Ukrainian Galicia is an exceptional feat…" – Zenon E. Kohut, Director of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta
"Never has our tragic history been so well presented…I think that once the film has been screened abroad, tourists will simply flock to Lviv." – Ihor Kalynets, Writer (Lviv, Ukraine)
"The film […] is effective in presenting, through the medium of film and musical accompaniment, the significant role of Galicia and particularly Liviv in the history and culture of Ukraine." – Prof. Yaroslav Isaievych, Director of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine
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The show ran on NBC for seven seasons in the 1980s and early 1990s
If you've been waiting for months for a 'Golden Girls'-themed cafe to open in northern Manhattan, you may be in luck.
Rue La Rue Cafe posted a picture of its mugs on Facebook on Friday, as the restaurant nears an anticipated opening soon.
It's the brainchild of Michael LaRue, a close friend of the late Rue McClanahan, one of the stars of the show.
The cafe will be on Broadway between 187th and 188th in Washington Heights.
Earlier this month, Rue La Rue posted a replica Walk of Fame star for McClanahan, which will be placed at the restaurant's threshold.
An exact opening date is not yet clear. On Sept. 4, the cafe said it did not have one set but would post on its Facebook page when the time came.
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- Light-heavyweight
Cleverly: I need more desire than Krasniqi
Nathan Cleverly believes nothing counts like hunger when fighting for world titles and admits he will have to be at his most voracious to successfully defend his belt against Robin Krasniqi.
Serbian-born Krasniqi, 25, lost two of his first three professional fights when he was 18 but has since been undefeated in 38 bouts and Cleverly believes he will be a real test.
The fight is slated for March 16 at Wembley Arena and in preparation for his WBO light-heavyweight title defence, Cleverly is relying on simple training techniques.
"Training is going really well," he told ESPN's Steve Bunce in his new boxing podcast. "We've stuck to basics, running in the snow, like in Rocky! I've got a sparring partner over from Ireland. I feel ahead of schedule at this stage, but I've got to be for this fight as this guy is hungry and unbeaten in his last 38 fights. I've got to be on my game for this one."
While the Welshman is focused on his next fight he cannot help but plan his route to a unification bout with either Tavoris Cloud, Chad Dawson or Beibut Shumenov. But before he gets his shot at another world title he must also dispatch the winner of Juergen Braehmer and Eduard Gutknecht who fight on February 2 - a clash he believes will also come down to who wants it more.
"I'm divided on this," Cleverly added. "I'd like to see Braehmer win as I was meant to fight him before for the world title before he pulled out. But part of me thinks that Gutknecht will have more hunger and just edge it. I think it'll be decided on points. Quite soon after March 16th I'll be prepared to fight the winner and keep my momentum going.
"It's a massive year for me. These two mandatory fights will set up a unification fight and will decide whether I'm No. 1 or not."
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Tasmashii Nation Part 2- Robots!
Let's be BRUTALLY honest here. I love robots. You and I know that very well, but god, how could anything top that Sailor Moon Figuart announcement? Well, at this point, nothing really could, but that didn't stop Bandai from pulling out all sorts of amazing announcements on the robots side of things. While we may not have gotten much on the quality side here, there's certainly plenty of it. New Chogokins, new Damashiis, you name it. Some things we never thought we'd ever see in plastic form are getting figures now, and some things that have gone without a Bandai release for far too long are getting credit. Let's dive in.
Now, I can't express how AWESOME this is: the Big Order Room from GaoGaiGar! Yes, this has been shown already but come on, this is amazing. Each member presumably comes with one part of the playset. All I wanted was good, poseable figures of the individual robots from GGG, and it looks like my prayers were answered. I can't WAIT until Volfogg comes out this December.
We've also gotten a peek at the two Ryu Sisters form France, KouRyu and AnRyu; and GaoFighGar! I can even see Mic Sounders behind them, too. Oh, the dream of having every robot from GaoGaiGar as a good figure just makes me feel so happy.
In addition to robots from the big three-G, we've also seen pictures of Fighbird! Apparently, J-Decker (my personal favorite) won't be too far behind, but we haven't seen pictures of him, sadly. Jerks.
One the topic of Super Robots, it looks like we'll also get Giant Robo (awesome!), Big O (very awesome!), and… Testujin-28 FX (????). Yeah, that last one surprised us all. I guess SRW Z2.2 got people into that series again. All the same, it's a pretty crazy design that just reeks of 80's. I love it.
Indeed, it's taken Bandai quite a look time for this guy: Danguard Ace! While he's received metal toys from other companies, this is his first ever large-scale toy from Bandai. I have a friend that's a huge fan of the Force Five version of Danguard Ace, so something tells me he'll be saving up for one of these.
One of my favorite mecha series, Metal Armor Dragonar, is potentially getting its first foray into the Robot Damashii World!! Before this, the only high-quality figures were the Soul of Chogokin Spec figures, which were incredibly expensive, and everyone but D-1 was a webshop exclusive. Hopefully, that won't be the case here, because I REALLY want a nice D-2 figure.
The Gundam Double X (and G-Falcon!) just may be seeing the light of day in the Robot Damashii line! Sure, it's no Master Grade, but silly Japan needs to give Gundam X some love.
But the big announcement for me was on the Gundam Wing display: THE ARIES!! Yes, both color schemes too!! The Aries is one of my favorite grunts from Gundam Wing and it just so happens to be my Zodiac sign, haha. Additionally, there's an Earth Sphere Alliance Leo hiding out back there. I hope that gets a release, as well.
Curiously, there are still no prototypes for Deathscythe Hell or Heavyarms on display…
Stupid Bandai! They keep making me want all this awesome stuff. I might as well just send them my wallet. Of course, you should open your wallets up for FPNYC when this all comes in stock, just saying…


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My partner Patti in the Prairie Schooler exchange has received the hand made card and pillow I made for her. I am so glad you liked it Patti, I was getting worried as I posted it on Tuesday and it should have arrived for the next day. I wrapped it in lovely pink cellophane and a soft pink ribbon, I thought it looked quite yummy! You know how it can be difficult to part with stitched pieces sometime, (well all of the time for me!) I did not feel too bad about parting with this one because I had just received the same design from Mylene, she made it into a mattress pincushion for our recent personal exchange! Here
This is a no gift exchange group so I decided to make a nice card, I made it using the quilling method, it is amazing how therapeutic it is rolling up bits of paper!LOL.
I decided to attempt to make some polymer clay roses using Fimo clay
The inspiration to make the label in this way came from the lovely pinkeep that Andrea made for me in a recent pay it forward gift that you can see here.
My first polymer clay roses
after inspiration from numerous blogs, I must admit it is quite relaxing.I absolutely loved making models out of clay when I was in primary school, it certainly took me back a few years!
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I have also been sorting out my craft boxes and I found a few unfinished work in progress pieces that I started a number of years ago, one of which is my first ever hand made quilt. I am just putting the binding on and then I will post pictures later.
My sister lived in North Carolina for a number of years until 2005, she started quilting whilst she was there and inspired me to start my own project. I have also got another quilt that is a work in progress but I am not yet looking to finish that anytime soon!
Here is a picture of the first quilt my sister ever made, I am astounded that a beginner in quilting could make such a beautiful piece. I observed while she stitched each little triangle together and I knew exactly how much work she put in this, but the best part -
she gifted it to me!
Thankyou Ann-Marie, I shall treasure it always!Thankyou for stopping by, happy stitching everyone!


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Some one please point out the second droid?Kevin
I feel 2 cham droids will come this. It will be unlike the senate pack that had 4 figs and a large extra piece. Since we are shown only 3 basic figs I would guess there are 2 droids so we don't feel shorted. They appear for now to be large--which I like. I hope I'm right here-I would hate for Hasbro to offer a BP with 4 pieces only and have retail try to charge the same price as any other BP that gets 5 pieces . Like Jesse though, I would like to see more clearer pics front AND back of the BP to defer final judgement until then though. Especially with that leia--since this what we see looks like Leis has a *gasp* package!! The DS
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As our story begins, Maria, a teacher, sits at a school assembly, where a graduate who now works at Hype Pharmaceuticals describes a new drug called Alerta. Developed for people with narcolepsy, it allows someone to forego sleep for extended periods of time. Maria doesn't have narcolepsy—she is perfectly healthy, in fact—but she does have two jobs, and could use the drug to work late into the night. She goes to her physician for a prescription. Should the doctor give it to her?
Time passes, Maria is back to one job, but she still is not sleeping at night, because she is worrying about her daughter, Camilla. Eight-year-old Camilla has no friends at school; the kids call her a "weirdo" although she doesn't know what she is doing that's weird. The school counselor suggests that Camilla might be helped by a medication called Amikind. Amikind was originally developed to treat autism and Asperger's, conditions that Camilla does not have. But the drug also improves the ability of otherwise unimpaired individuals to interact with others, somehow making them better at picking up social cues. Should Maria consider giving her child a drug to solve her social problems?
As parent and child ponder their options, we move from the playground to Strivers University, where a new "study-buddy" has become quite popular: a drug called Rememberall, made by Hype Pharmaceuticals. Developed for Alzheimer's patients, one can take Rememberall, study one's schoolwork, and remember much more, much faster. Are the students who take Rememberall, and other drugs to enhance their performance, cheating? Are they endangering themselves?
As time passes, Hype Pharmaceuticals develops one more medication—one that helps you forget instead of remember. Traumagone dulls the memory of a traumatic experience; one will still remember what happened, but the emotional trauma surrounding the memory will be taken away. Among those who seek to take this drug is a soldier who wants to dull the memory of all the killing he did for his country. Should he be able to take the drug?
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Hillary Clinton, Former Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton discusses the values of the 60s, becoming a politician's wife, her historic Presidential candidacy, and her devotion to women's rights worldwide.
HILLARY CLINTON: If the 19th century was about ending slavery and the 20th century was about ending totalitarianism, the 21st century is about ending the pervasive discrimination and degradation of women and fulfilling their full rights. My father was a rock-ribbed conservative Republican. One of the worst things that you could say in our house was anything positive about any Democrat. And when I went to Wellesley, I initially was the president of the college Republicans. And then I got to thinking, you know, I'm not sure I really agree with what the Republican Party was standing for.
I get a little annoyed when people denigrate the 60s and kind of characterize it as drug, sex, and rock and roll. It laid the groundwork for the success of our civil rights movement, for the continuing equality of women. It was about human empowerment and freedom. After graduating from law school in 1973, Hillary Rodham began making a name for herself in Washington, working in children's rights and government. Career opportunities were opening up for her and other women as a result of the women's movement.
It was exhilarating. It was also somewhat torturing, because we were breaking new ground. We were trying to figure out, you know, how you balanced what you wanted to be individually, with being in a relationship. I certainly fell in love with an extraordinary, complex, dynamic human being. Now, there were many friends of mine who helped me pack up and drove me to Arkansas, who all along the way was saying, do you know what you're doing? Do you know what you're getting into?
I didn't know. I couldn't have sat there and said, oh, yes, I'm going to go to Arkansas, and eventually I'm going to marry Bill Clinton, and eventually he's going to become President. No. I mean, I did it because it felt right for me. I continued to work when I was the first lady of Arkansas. And I had been my husband's partner on really significant policy efforts on education and health care and children's welfare and the like. After her husband was elected President of the United States, he appointed her to lead an initiative to reform healthcare. Opponents dubbd it "Hillarycare."
Oh my goodness. It was just such a firestorm. And I really understood that, to some extent, it was because there were greater concerns about the influence that the first lady might exercise on policy. And I think that you know, it was a great lesson for me. The First Lady moved on from the healthcare fight, but continued to work for children's and women's rights at home and abroad.
Human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights once and for all. What seemed to me to be a common sense statement of values has become a rallying cry. In 2002, Hillary Clinton became the first former First Lady to win a seat in the US Senate. In 2008, she became the first woman in serious contention for the US Presidency. Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. A month after Barack Obama won the Presidency, he named Clinton as his Secretary of State. She set up the first Office of Global Women's Issues, and within two years had traveled more miles than any of her predecessors.
There's a great hunger for women to look for examples, role models, mentors, even someone all the way across the ocean. You know, the recent Nobel Prize winner from Yemen, this incredibly brave woman, had a picture of me on her mantle. And I cannot even tell you how honored I was that she would look to me to try to give her courage when she is on the front lines of bullets and clubs.
I want to see more of the reality of women's lives changed, in however much time I've got left on the earth, so that I don't continue to cringe at women denied the right to be whoever god meant them to be.
MARLO THOMAS: You know, my father was one of nine boys. So I observed nine Lebanese marriages. And when they had a fight with their wives, the comment would be, where is she going to go? And the truth is, she had nowhere to go. So I really had it in my soul very early that I was always going to have somewhere to go.
I was this young actress, you know, struggling and doing auditions. And I got a call from the head of the network, Edgar Sherrick. And he said, we believe that you can be a television star. I said, look, everything I've read that you sent me, the girl is either the daughter of somebody, or the wife of somebody, or the secretary of somebody. Have you ever considered doing a show where the girl is the somebody? And he looked at me and he said, would anybody watch a show like that?
I said, today's girls, we don't want to be our mothers. We want something completely different. I want her to be a girl like me, who's got a college education, who wants to be an actress, who wants to be independent, who doesn't want to get married, who wants to find out who she is. That's what I want to play.
- Now, daddy, just a minute. Before you go any further, yes, Don and I are very fond of each other. But at the moment, marriage is the furthest thing from our mind.
- It's time it got a little closer.
- Well, besides, I don't want to get married just yet. I have my career to think about.
MARLO THOMAS: I had called her Miss Independence was the name I gave the show. And they called it That Girl, which is a way better name.
And the opening night, you know, we got a 40 share. And in fact, it wasn't just young girls. It was moms and grandmothers. I would get letters, because a lot of women in those days, like my mother, had given up their dreams. And they were kind of encouraging me to stick with it, kid.
The big conflict for the last show was that the network and the sponsors, even my writing staff, wanted there to be a wedding. They wanted Anne Marie and Donald to have a wedding at the last show. And I just couldn't do it.
And I said, I just can't. I have the feeling that there's these millions of girls who've been hanging on Ann Marie's every word and following her journey. And if she gets married at the end, it means that's the only happy ending. So in the last show, I took Donald to a women's lib meeting, which made everybody mad. But I thought it's the perfect end, that she's going to continue to try to change him and bring him into her way of thinking.
- You just keep forgetting that as a woman, you can't do everything.
- There are very few things we can't do as well as any man.
MARLO THOMAS: And I think television changes minds. I mean, I know it does. I know from the fact that to this day, women stop me on the street and say, I would have never come to New York if it hadn't been for you.
The creator of That Girl, Bill Persky, used to say that Ann Marie threw the hand grenade into the bunker, and all the other women's shows got to walk through it. That's a great feeling. That's a really great feeling.
DIANE VON FURSTENBERG: I never knew what I wanted to do. But I knew the kind of woman I wanted to be. I wanted to be an independent woman, a woman who could pay for her bills, a woman who can run her own life. And I became that woman.
I came to New York. I was 22 years old. I was a young princess. I had married a beautiful, good-looking prince.
I went to see the man that I worked for. And I said, listen, I'm moving to America. And I'm going to get married and have a child.
But I really, really want to work. Would you allow me to make a few samples from your factory? And I'm going to try to sell them in America. And that's what I did.
I started with little jersey dresses. And then there was a little wrap top. One day I just thought, it would be nice to make that top into a dress.
I took a small ad in "Women's Wear". And I was sitting on a wide cube. And when I saw the picture, the cube was too big and too white. So I said, oh. And I promise you, without thinking, I wrote, "Feel like a woman. Wear a dress."
And that picture and that phrase stayed with me forever. Little did I know that this was going to be the key of my fortune and the key of everything.
1976 was a big year for me. I was on the cover of "Newsweek". I was on the cover of "Interview". I was on the front page of the "Wall Street Journal".
Women were wearing a lot of pants and a lot of very hard clothes. And my clothes was very soft and all of a sudden, revealed the body. It was very much part of a movement of being a woman and enjoying being a woman. I was always a little bit of a feminist. It doesn't mean that if you're a feminist, you have to look like a truck driver.
Everything I touched went to gold. And whatever I made sold. But when you grow so fast, it doesn't always go up. It goes up, it goes down. And all of a sudden one day, I'm stuck with $4 million of inventory and that nobody wants anymore. That was pretty scary.
The reason I started again is because I realized that young women-- models and actresses-- were buying the old dresses in the vintage shops. And I thought, you know what? I should go back. And I did.
The dress is now much more than a dress. We have a huge collection, stores all over the world. It was major what happened to me the first time, because I lived an American dream. But to me, it's much more amazing to see that 37 years later. That dress is still relevant and still worn by very young women.
You just have to be confident and just go for it. And be a woman. Never forget to be a woman.
CONNIE CHUNG: The business that I've been in requires sticking your neck out. You can't sit back and wait for the story to come to you. You have to go pursue it. Dig, push, and be bold.
My parents and my four older sisters were all born in China. They arrived in Washington, DC. Less than a year later, I was born. In China, all you want are boys. So when they had yet another girl, it was like, eh, all right. I always wanted to be the son that my father never had. So I was going to make Chung memorable. With five girls, I could never get a word in. So I was the quiet little sister.
I'm Connie Chung.
They couldn't believe it when I got into television news and I had to speak to the world. And my father was such a news buff. We would watch Uncle Walter every night, Walter Cronkite. He was the man. So early on, when you could only see my hand holding a microphone-- that's Connie's hand. He was just eating it all up.
It was a little local station, and the only job they had open was for a secretary. And I thought, oh god, typical. I did that for several months, but they had an opening for a writer. It was the late '60s. The Civil Rights Act had passed in '64. There was a heavy push to hire women and minorities. So I became the writer in charge of the assignment desk.
There was this one reporter who was really lazy. So I'd say, why don't you watch the desk, and I'll do the story? I know you don't want to do it. So then I'd do stories. They finally let me go on the air, and then a short time later, CBS News, the network, was getting such pressure to hire women.
So in 1971, I was hired along with Michele Clark, black, Leslie Stahl, a nice Jewish girl with blond hair, and Sylvia Chase, a shiksa with blonde hair. Everybody was a male. I mean, everybody, the staff, the producers, the executive producers, the Bureau Chief, the people we covered on Capitol Hill, the White House, the State Department, men.
We all went through a very rigorous hazing period. There were camera people who, they didn't want to take orders from us. Or else I'd be covering some senator on Capitol Hill, and he'd say, "Well, sweet little lady, what sweet little question do you have for me?" And I just stuck it to him. They pitted the women against each other. Who would get the woman job? Leslie Stahl and I would frequently be told to go cover the First Lady doing something that we knew would never get on the air.
Ed Bradley would go up to the assignment editor and say no. But I really had a hard time saying no. There is this mentality on my part-- the good little girl, fear of being fired, fear of being uncooperative, fear of being the five-letter B word. Every step of the way, there were issues being a woman. The only way we could move forward was to do our job and do it better than anyone else.
- Here's to Connie Chung.
- (SINGING) Here's to LA. News to LA. And from our newsroom comes the history of the day.
- This is the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather and Connie Chung.
DAN RATHER: Good evening, and welcome, Connie.
CONNIE CHUNG: Thank you, Dan. When I was first told that I would be co-anchoring with Dan Rather on the CBS Evening News, I couldn't believe it. Walter Cronkite was my idol, and I always wanted to be Walter Cronkite. I didn't think that that would ever happen. There are always these self-doubts, but I felt like I did know how to do the job. But it was very clear from the beginning that Dan Rather didn't want me there. He would not have wanted anyone there. He was very gracious upfront.
DAN RATHER: See you tomorrow.
CONNIE CHUNG: But you ask someone who's been in the job forever to move over and make room for somebody else, it's a recipe for disaster. It was a constant battle. I would have appreciated it if the boss had said, you know, it's over. I want to tell you face-to-face. But that didn't happen. They told my agent, and then he told me.
DAN RATHER: I'd like to take this moment to wish my longtime friend and colleague, Connie Chung, good luck and godspeed.
CONNIE CHUNG: I lost my dream job. It was completely devastating. Remarkably, though, my husband and I had been working on adoption for a couple years. The firing occurred on a Friday. The next day, we get a call that our son was going to be ours. It was, oh my god. My life just went flip. Lose the job, get our son. Woo! I had a baby when I was almost 50. It worked well for me. Everything that happened in my career was meant to be.
One thing that women really need to remember is sing your praises the way the men do. Sing your own praises. I was indispensable. You're welcome.
ERIN BROCKOVICH: In high school, I was labeled the girl least likely to succeed. So I don't think that they ever saw certainly what I do today coming. I was a dyslexic every time I came home from school with another D stamped on a test and feeling defeated. My mom would say, oh, you have to buck up there and where's your sticktoitiveness? And that struck a chord.
Even today, when I hit that wall, I hear my mother-- sticktoitiveness. It's that persistence. It's that obligation. It's that stubbornness, and you can rise. And you can do it.
I saw medical records in there, and they were blood test results of two little girls. All these autoimmune problems. I couldn't even pronounce some of them.
May not have been the brightest tack in the box, but I certainly knew that the autoimmune system was something that would be very vital to how we survive in life. And if it's impaired, what could it lead to? And that's when I asked Mr. Masry if I could look further into the case.
Roberta shared stories with me about other neighbors. They were complaining not necessarily of diseases at first but chronic nosebleeds, chronic skin rashes, chronic headaches, chronic fatigue, and chronic respiratory problems. I just found it odd, and that's when I really began to start digging. Going back out there and getting well samples myself and getting experts together and finding the documents and showing the readings.
We uncovered what was a massive groundwater contamination. This groundwater had been contaminated since the '60s. PG&E knew it. It was covered up.
It was a long process. There was moments where every single one of us felt defeated. Maybe we're in over our heads. And everybody said this is PG&E. You can't take on this company.
I'll never forget the day Ed Masry called me into his office, and Ed said, you know, I think we're going to have to give it up. I said, are you kidding me? We're sitting in this library of all of these law books that became these laws. How is it you think that came to be, Ed?
Because somebody somewhere went out on a limb, they created law. They changed a life. They made a difference, and you're going to give up. No. So I'm like, let's go get them, and we did.
I was overjoyed. Money wasn't going to give these people that their lost lives, their lost spouses, or children. I don't know that you ever had to give them a dime. The victory was they were heard. The victory was that they hoped something could change in the future.
Hinckley was a microcosm. I'm dealing with 1900 Hinckley's in the United States alone, and I think those people are a beautiful representation of their uprising to be heard. Not for the sake of the suits or for the money but for the sake of what's right.


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Kesha is coming back to television! Following her 2013 docuseries My Crazy Beautiful Life, Kesha has signed on to be a judge on ABC's new singing competition show Rising Star. She joins fellow celebrity judges Ludacris and Brad Paisley, as well as host Josh Groban.
However, it's unclear what the judges actually do on this show, since it's based on an Israeli program where the audience votes for the performers in real-time using a Facebook app (the show airs live). I'm sure Kesha will find a way to make it interesting, though. The woman who gave the world "Tik Tok" would not sign on to a singing show without having something ~*cRaZy*~ in mind.
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Doctors give upbeat view of Kennedy illness, blame fatigue
WASHINGTON — Sen. Edward Kennedy suffered a seizure Tuesday during an inaugural luncheon honoring President Barack Obama and was taken to a Washington-area hospital, a jarring note in the Capitol a little more than two hours after Obama took the oath of office.
Kennedy, 76, who had surgery after being diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor eight months ago, was said by Senate colleagues to be alert and speaking before being put into an ambulance.
He was taken to Washington Hospital Center, where he was being assessed.
Vickie Dempsey, a hospital spokeswoman, said Kennedy was awake and talking when he arrived at the hospital. Kennedy's wife, Victoria, and his son, Rep. Patrick Kennedy, D-R.I., were with the senator, she said.
"Senator Edward Kennedy experienced a seizure today while attending a luncheon for President Barack Obama in the U.S. Capitol," said Dr. Edward Aulisi, the chairman of the neurosurgery department at Washington Hospital Center.�"After testing, we believe the incident was brought on by simple fatigue.�Senator Kennedy is awake, talking with family and friends, and feeling well.�He will remain at the Washington Hospital Center overnight for observation, and will be released in the morning."
Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., a close Kennedy friend who spoke to the ailing senator after the attack, said earlier that Kennedy would undergo medical scans in the coming days.
"The good news is he's going to be fine," Dodd said.
On May 17 last year, Kennedy had a seizure and was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he was found to have a dangerous type of brain tumor.
He's since scaled back his work in the Senate. He was present — and apparently in good spirits — on the Capitol steps Tuesday, however, as Obama was sworn in as the nation's 44th president.
Kennedy, the elder of the iconic American political family, had endorsed Obama at a crucial juncture in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, providing Obama's campaign with a much-needed boost.
Addressing the celebratory luncheon Tuesday in the U.S. Capitol building's Statuary Hall, whose 200 guests included members of Congress and former presidents, Obama said his thoughts were with Kennedy and his family.
"This is a joyous time, but it is also a sobering time," the new president said.
Kennedy's medical distress upset another ailing lawmaker, Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., who subsequently left the lunch early, according to a spokesman. Byrd, 91, later was reported to be in good condition.
Dodd said that the doctors who'd examined Kennedy "were satisfied that things were looking fine." He said Kennedy had talked to him as he was taken to the ambulance. "He was in distress and still reacting to the seizure."
Byrd, Dodd said, was "reacting to Ted having the apparent seizure."
(Jonathan S. Landay and David Lightman contributed to this article.)
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Naive reasoning suggests that a string theory vacuum with cosmological constant Lambda1 is always unstable as long as there is a string theory vacuum with cosmological constant Lambda2 < Lambda1 since the later is a state with lower energy density. If it's true, there should be very few stable vacua since these would be the vacua with the lowest possible cosmological constant. These vacua would probably have a Planckian-size cosmological constant and therefore be highly non-classical.
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I garden organically so I harvest and prepare Bittercress, (or pull and discard what we will not eat before the seeds form), rather than using herbicides.
Apple-Champagne Vinaigrette with Cresson de Vigne
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- AnonymousNovember 24, 2008 at 7:05 PM
Mari, only you could take what others consider a weed and make a gorgeous salad! I've never had nor heard of bittercress, you always widen my horizons :) It looks delicious!ReplyDelete
look at you, our new resident botantist too!ReplyDelete
Hi Carol ~ thank you. :)ReplyDelete
Hey Jain, good to see you! Not really new to botany I've always been fascinated by it. You, too?!
Now, you know if cresson de vigne was offered in the gourmet section of the market... $$
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Another knockout post Mari. Your photos are amazing. Every spring I have what I thought was a nasty little weed in my yard. It looks like the photo of rosettes of cardamine. Wouldn't that be something if I could make a salad out of it! I brought Honeycrisp apples home from the farmer's market on Saturday. I will try your dressing on other greens. Sounds delicious.ReplyDelete
Carol said it best, only you could make something this beautiful from what some consider a weed.ReplyDelete
Beautiful presentation.
Mari, it may be snowing heavily here, but even Mother Nature would never hinder my cravings for such a beautifully-prepared salad!ReplyDelete
I had to come say hello! Your blog is charming!ReplyDelete
I've seen these growing - and yes, I always thought they were a weed! I love vinaigrettes and this one sounds delicious - so unusual with the shredded apple. Interesting and informative post and beautiful (as always) photos.ReplyDelete


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