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Pendergraft, James Scott (owner, verified) – Orlando, Ocala, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale
By Editorial Staff
Published July 9, 2011
Killing Places:
Orlando Women's Center
1103 Lucerne Terrace
Orlando, FL 32806-1016
EPOC Clinic
609 Virginia Drive
Orlando, FL 32803
Women's Center of Hyde Park
502 South Magnolia Avenue
Tampa, FL 33606
Ocala Women's Center
108 NW Pine Ave
Ocala, FL 34475-6619
Fort Lauderdale Women's Center
2001 West Oakland Park Boulevard
Oakland Park, FL 33311-1521
77 Interlaken Rd
Orlando, FL 32804
(Lives at girlfriend's home owned by Sangeeta Pati.)
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Denise Williams President at LateTermAbortion.net LLC
7904 Anne Ct
Clinton, MD 20735
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This practitioner has indicated the following additional state licensure: Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia.
James Scott Pendergraft IV
Abortionist Pendergraft worked at Aware Woman abortion clinic in the early 1990s when he lived in the Tampa area.
In 1996, residents of Orlando awoke to the news that a new "doctor" was coming to town. This abortionist proudly proclaimed that he was going to fill a niche left open by other facilities in the area. His specialty would be late-term abortions.
Although a violation of state law, Pendergraft has advertised that he performs abortions up to 28 weeks in five abortion clinics in Florida. In a television interview, Pendergraft openly admitted performing late-term abortions on babies as old as 24 weeks or older if he deems it "necessary." And the late-term abortion business is lucrative. Pendergraft makes no qualms about bragging that he makes "$2000 an hour."
His plan is simple. Set up late-term abortion clinics in areas of the state that are easily accessible to women in Georgia and Alabama where late-term abortion is practically illegal.
See: The Tangled Legal History of James Pendergraft — A time-line of the troubled abortionist's court cases.
After a string of criminal and civil cases, Pendergraft was finally sued for $36.7 million in July 2011. One of the jurors in Pendergraft's lawsuit trial revealed that Pendergraft's baby momma, Denise Williams, is hiding 64 percent of the assets generated by his late term abortion empire. The anonymous juror wrote:
Pendergraft in fact has upwards of 8 LLC's he funnels money thru. The umbrella company for his 5 clinics, Wilson Management, he put 64% controlling interest in his girlfriend's name and the other 36% is in his. He & his girlfriend refused to divulge the umbrella company's finances as authorized by discovery rules, chosing to instead be charged with contempt. All of the jurors' greatest hope is the plaintiff can recover the money awarded. Unfortunately, we all realize it most likely will be a long hard road fraught with appeals. But that is out of our hands. My disgust with the whole scheme got to me emotionally and I was pushing for $50m, $100m whatever I thought could crush him (in my outrage obviously I wanted this guy bankrupt & his clinics closed).
James Scott Pendergraft – 7/17/2011
ORLANDO, FL – This was our first residential picket of abortionist James Scott Pendergraft's neighborhood on Sunday, July 17th 2011. We found out providentially Sunday night that a lawsuit trial against Pendergraft was commencing the very next morning. Pendergraft was sued for $36.7 million by a woman whose baby was born alive after a botched abortion. The child is now 10-years-old and has massive birth defects.
Scott Pendergraft lives in a beautiful home located on a long, lazy, winding road with a well-shaded park directly across from his driveway. It provided a perfect place for us to live out the Gospel in the streets. As we proclaimed the truth about abortion and about the Gospel, neighbors of Mr. Pendergraft stopped by and spoke with us.
Our intent in visiting Pendergraft's neighborhood was to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to his doorstep. Upon knocking at the door, hoping to talk to the abortionist, Dr. Sangeeta Pati answered and claimed that Pendergraft no longer lived at that address. That was news to her neighbors who shared with us that he does indeed live there. Sangeeta Pati and abortionist Pendergraft have had a long time relationship. The neighbors told us that on some days he parks blocks away and rides his motorcycle to the house so people will not know that he is there. One of the families in the neighborhood had been praying for a solid Christian family to move into that house. When they found out who moved in, they were extremely distressed.
Gentle Christians distributed information throughout the area informing the neighbors of Pendergraft's presence in their community. The intent of the leaflets was to ask the neighbors of Pendergraft to adopt him in prayer. We are very encouraged that abortionist Scott Pendergraft is surrounded by Christians who are praying for him to repent and trust in Christ as Lord.
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Devin Bloom prepares and tissues a freshly caught fish specimen from the central market in Paramaribo. Photo by Andrew Short.
The first scientific expedition to Tafelberg took place exactly 69 years ago this month. Led by legendary botanist Bassett Maguire, the 1944 expedition took more than four months. Needless to say, the logistics of his expedition were a bit different than ours.
Using a small group of canoes powered only by paddles and long poles, he traveled upriver through numerous rapids and overland detours from Paramaribo up the Coppename River and its tributaries. With the help and permission of the local villages he encountered, he set out overland when the rivers became impassable.
List of supplies taken on the first expedition to Tafelberg in 1944. From the Journal of the New York Botanical Garden, volume 46, p. 287.
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Fast forward to 2013, and the travel that took his party weeks will take us less than an hour by helicopter. Correspondingly, we are working hard to ensure that our gear (and ourselves…) will "make weight", as how much we can transport per helicopter run is extremely limited.
If you are curious about just exactly what such an ambitious 1944 expedition took to the field, here is list from a report on the expedition published by Maguire in 1945:
On a completely separate note, we collected our first specimens today. Taking a break from gearing up here in Paramaribo, Devin browsed the central market here for interesting fish, and picked up some freshly caught individuals to prepare as museum specimens.
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COLUMBUS, Ga. – With senior All-American Joe Young (Cochran, Ga.) firing an even par after a pair of rounds, the No. 4 Georgia College golf team stands fifth at the Aflac/Cougar Invitational, hosted by Columbus State University.
Young shot a second-round 69 to offset a first round 73 for even on the par-71, 6,515-yard Country Club of Columbus course. His second round featured five birdies, including a pair each on par fours and par fives.
Sophomore Patrick Garrett (Kennesaw, Ga.) is second on the team and 27th overall at six-over. Garrett started off well at 71, but followed that with a 77. Birdies on the third and fourth helped him to an even par first round.
Classmate Bernardo Bide (Buenos Aires, Argentina) is eight over in 39th, carding a 74 and 76. Bide holed seven birdies over the two rounds, including six on par-four holes. Freshman Gavin Harper (Twin City, Ga.) is tied with Bide, putting up a 70 and 80 to get there. Harper had three birdies in the first round, but no holes under par in the second.
Senior Matthew Yonz (Waycross, Ga.) joins Harper and Bide in 39th, going in the opposite direction of Harper with an 81 followed with a 69. Yonz hit an ace in the first round on the par-three 14th hole, and carded just three holes over par after that.
Host CSU is the team leader at eight-over, holding off both the University of North Alabama and Valdosta State University by a stroke. Barry University's Daniel Stapff is in first place at four under on a pair of 69s.
The Bobcats play the third and final round tomorrow, Oct. 5.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, back-to-back winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/GCSUBobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCSUBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Over the past few years I have really fought and struggled to get my viral load down. It's been 23 years that I have been positive, and in the beginning it was just keeping your T cells up. Then the viral load was added. I was so freaked out when they told me my viral load was in the millions and we needed to change my meds to get it to undetectable. I did what was recommended but it wasn't working for me as they thought it would.
Frustrated and not wanting to keep changing meds I decided to go off of them entirely. In my eyes I thought I just needed to clean my body of all the toxins and restart them at a later time. My provider agreed. She took my T-cell count every three months for a year and a half. Around this time I became very sick and needed to start my HIV meds right away.
In October 2012 I began my new regimen. Within a few months, when my blood was drawn, my viral load was 50. It was the best news ever. It wasn't completely undetected, but it wasn't in the high numbers it had always been. I also seemed to feel a whole lot better too. Since my diagnosis and starting meds over 20 years ago my T-cell count has always been low, same with my viral load being high. Getting the news that T cells were back up and viral load was down has made such a big difference on me and taking my meds. Today my viral load continues to be in the range of 50 to 80. It fluctuates back and forth but I am feeling great and take my HIV meds every day. It may never get to undetectable but it is down and I feel really great.
When it was so high my mindset was negative, but because my provider listened to me and gave me the support to do the things I felt I needed to get my system cleaned out and restart a new course of meds with so little side effects, that has made a difference for me in living with HIV/AIDS.
Bernadette Berzoza is a cofounder of Sisters of Color United for Education, an HIV and health education organization for women of color in the Denver, Colo., area.


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Breaking the Silence Around Abortion
I want to talk about abortion. Or more specifically, I want to talk about how we talk about abortion. Two recent developments around abortion have generated lots of buzz in our community. Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) released the findings of a research project which presents new messages for how activists can talk about abortion, as well as how we can build greater support for abortion. Exhale launched a series of electronic cards to support women who have had abortions.
Both RHTP and Exhale are providing the movement with new tools that broaden the dialogue around abortion and address the stigma surrounding it. Now obviously, any tool is only as good as our ability to use it to connect with people meaningfully and to galvanize them to take some action. And yet, I think that Exhale and RHTP present us with interesting opportunities to re-examine how we think about, and ultimately talk about abortion.
RHTPs new messaging strategy highlights what many of us would prefer not to acknowledgethat many people feel ambivalent about abortion. Some of my colleagues fear that this frames abortion negatively and further stigmatizes women who have had abortions. I would argue that in recognizing someones complicated feelings about abortion we have an opportunity to extend the conversation.
The truth is people hold a variety of feelings, values and beliefs about abortion. And until we acknowledge this fact, we will continue to be seen as irrelevant and out of touch with the public. Acknowledging and meeting people where they are establishes our credibility and opens up the conversation, instead of shutting it down Exhale stirred up controversy by introducing a series of electronic cards that offer sympathy, encouragement and support for women who have had abortions. One card reads, I think you are strong, smart, thoughtful and caring. I believe in you and your ability to make the right decision. I think you did the right thing.
Some activists feel that these e-cards stigmatize abortion further by treating it differently than other medical procedures. Others want to know why there is no card congratulating a woman on her abortion. And yet, what has emerged in the discussions surrounding the cards is not so much the messages of the cards or their appropriateness, but rather that some women want support after an abortion. And they deserve to get it. Sending an e-card is just one more way to do that.
I understand that some believe that by adopting these strategies and tools we somehow concede that abortion is wrong and give the Right more ammunition to restrict abortion. I challenge that orthodoxy. For too long our approach has silenced those who have complicated feelings about abortion and pushed them away from us. And we know that those people are often people of color and young women. Our silencing has the added effect of enforcing a kind of ideological purity test around abortion that even some of us who work in the movement would not pass.
If we are going to keep abortion legal and accessible, and support the women who have abortions, we cannot continue to use the same tactics. I think that RHTP and Exhale have taken important steps toward meeting people where they are on abortion and opening up the conversation. These tools may not work for everyone, but they do provide new ways of engaging people around abortion for whom previous
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Ever since the snake slithered into the Garden of Eden, wriggled out on a tree branch and offered Eve a crisp, red apple, we've been tempted by beautiful food and seduced by the exotic. And if the food is a glorious green–cool, creamy and unctuous in its snug bell-shaped case…and if it's exotic, an immigrant from another land…and if it's loaded with healthy properties, then it's food for the gods. That's an apt description of the avocado.
I once owned a house with a huge backyard, canopied by two spreading avocado trees. Each tree produced around 200 pounds of luscious fruit every year. My family, neighbors and friends indulged in an avocado fiesta, and although we gorged on what seemed like tons of fruit, some still fell to the ground. Our German Shepherds thought those avocados were the best food ever and would lie waiting under the trees to snatch them as they hit the ground. As the avocado season progressed, the dogs' coats grew lush and glossy their eyes clear and their breath sweet.
Thanks to my avocado trees, a beekeeping neighbor shared multiple jars of honey with us. His bees loved the avocado blossoms and filled hives with avocado honey. We eat more than a billion pounds of avocados year in the United States. On Cinco de Mayo alone, folks eat 50 million avocados, and guacamole reigns as food queen.
I awakened last May 5, after sleeping with my windows wide open, to the heavenly aroma of dicing onions and fresh-squeezed lime juice and listened to the clicky click of avocado clipping all over the neighborhood. I hurried to my kitchen and spied the pyramid of avocados waiting on the table.
I brewed coffee and began a batch of guacamole like I learned to make when I lived in Cuernavaca, Mexico. The recipe is simple and classic, the one my Mexican-American neighbors prepare all the time. It's my favorite breakfast, rolled in a warm corn tortilla or, if I have breakfast guests, heaped on scrambled eggs.
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Gomez battles tears at Teen Choice
Selena Gomez struggled to control her emotions as she accepted one of the top gongs at the Teen Choice Awards.
The former Disney star was presented with the Ultimate Choice Award at the star-studded ceremony, and at 22 was the youngest person to be given that prize.
Selena - who spent time in rehab earlier this year, although it wasn't for substance abuse - thanked her fans as she addressed the audience at the show in Los Angeles.
"I have to be honest - especially this month - I cannot thank you guys enough," said the Come And Get It singer.
"You remind me, amidst all the stuff that we deal with personally, what's important, and that's giving and loving and caring about each other.
"I'm not trying to preach or any of that. It's just that you guys make me better, and I just really appreciate everything that you've done."
Surfboard trophies were handed out in movie, TV and music categories at the glitzy event.
Other stars who attended included Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Jason Derulo, Lea Michele and Chloe Moretz, with the 17-year-old showing off her mature sense of style in a red and black shorts, top and jacket combo.
Kim Kardashian, who wore a black leather crop top and zebra-printed skirt, was one of the darlings of the red carpet and was also among the winners, with her reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians being crowned Choice TV: Reality Show.
Shailene Woodley's film The Fault In Our Stars was one of the big winners in the movie categories, while former US X Factor judge Demi Lovato, Iggy Azalea, Ed Sheeran and One Direction took home prizes in the music categories.
Demi opened the show with former UK X Factor contestant Cher Lloyd, with the pair performing Really Don't Care, which picked up the award for Choice Summer Song.
One Direction won several surfboards including Choice Music Group and the Twitter award, which saw them beat fellow social media favourites Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato, Katy Perry and Ian Somerhalder.
However, Ian was still a winner, scooping Choice TV Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy for The Vampire Diaries.
His co-star and former girlfriend Nina Dobrev took home the female version of the award.
Other TV winners included The Big Bang Theory, Pretty Little Liars, The Simpsons and The Voice.
The Teen Choice Awards were hosted by Sarah Hyland and Tyler Posey.
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Gate: Jieitai Kano Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri Review Now Up
Hmm...how to describe GATE. Basically, it's how many of us wish we could enter a fantasy world...armed to the teeth with modern weapons so we can just shoot the son of a bitch and hear the lamentations of their women. There's more to it than that, and despite some pretty glaring flaws, I found it to be pretty entertaining. Still, for the full analysis, check out the review, if you want to know what I'm really talking about. Also, a goth loli demigoddess who gets off on the pain, suffering, and death of her enemies! Enjoy!
Shimoseka Anime Review Up
A very Merry Christmas to you all! For a bit of a present, here's a review of the anime Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist. While entertaining, it really needed some serious work. Check out more of what I thought of it in the review proper. As always, have fun and enjoy!
The Testament of Sister New Devil Review Up
I really need to do more of these. Regardless, here is a review for action packed hentai series (and you who've seen this know perfectly well it's H), The Testament of Sister New Devil. Overall not a bad series, but it does cross a line that might not appeal to all. That said, it was pretty fun. Season 2 is coming out next month, so if you're thinking about getting caught up, check out the review and see if it may be your thing or not. Enjoy!
The Testament of Sister New Devil (TV,2015)
Oh hey, generic anime guy winds up with two new step sisters, one a loli and another that takes more than a little of her character design from Rias Gremory...though her tits may even be bigger than that. Dad has to bail for awhile; of course he does. This is either the start of some harem hijinks or an H anime. Even more generic twist! They're devils! They were using you and your father to hide from their enemies for awhile, but now that you've discovered their secret...they're going to have to erase your memory by beating your ass. Watch as our protagonist turns into the same kind of pussy that they all do in a long line of anime pussies that somehow wins the heart of...wait. Did that fucker just do the equivalent of shouting "Guyver!"? Yes, yes he did. Is he beating their asses like they said they were going to do to him? Like a kettle drum. Not this man's first rodeo apparently, and he's actually going to try to take care of these two? And one of them's a succubus...who maneuvers you all into doing all sorts of...yeah, the blu rays are going to be awesome.
ACEN 2015 Pics Up
Back from ACEN, and noting I'm not 21 anymore...and can't party all night and shrug it off like I used to. Regardless, we have pics for you to fawn over. As is usual, if you're one of the cosplayers and see your pic in there, drop me a line if you wish, and I'll make them available.
Anime Expo 2014 Report
Have I really been doing this for around 15 years? Well, aside from the year 2000, yes, yes I have. In all this time I've typically gone to this convention with the same group of people; even going so far as to increase our participation in the conventions we go to by going as press under the auspices of Dragon's Anime and TFA Cosplay. That didn't happen this year. No, this year I was on my own in regards to being press as the core group couldn't make it this year due to various factors. Still, I wasn't totally on my own, as there were others who we've known for all this time who graciously invited me to room with them this year. This worked out a lot better than I'd have thought, because even though the Vagabond Inn up the road from the convention center was more expensive than we'd wanted, they had bunk beds of all things, which were far more comfortable than the Coleman Cots we're usually used to using when we stuff ourselves into these rooms. I'll have to admit though, this year put it into perspective on just how much I've come to rely on Gensao, Pio, and Mayhem for all sorts of things little and big when it comes to covering this convention as press which caused me to miss out on a lot more than I'd have liked. This doesn't count all the other disasters outside of everyone's control that wound up occurring.
Anime Expo 2014 Pics Are Now Up At TFA Cosplay
Yet again, in an effort to be more responsible, I've gotten the pics for Anime Expo 2014 up. Unlike previous year's this will unfortunately be all the pics for this year given I was the only one of the DA and TFA crew to be able to make it. Regardless, I hope you all enjoy them. For all those cosplayers that gave me cards of some sort, I'll be emailing notices in a few days...unless you're already here and have what you want, heh. However, as is usual for all cosplayers, if you see your picture and want larger and/or raw photos of let me know and I'll make them available. Enjoy!
Fanime 2014 Report
So here we are, eight years since the first time I've been to Fanime, and six, I believe, that I've worked with them as a member of the press for Dragon's Anime and TFA Cosplay. Some things have changed and some have remained the same. The location, for one, has remained constant, though the use of that location, as well as the construction of the location itself has altered over time. Most of the main events have remained constant, though in the cases of the Music Fest, have widened considerably in scope. Stage Zero remains one of those basically ongoing events that one can just stop in the middle of their traversals through Fanime and take in, but the presentations have been getting more and more formalized with Singing, Maid Para Para Dancing, and the like in addition to the game shows and whatnot that have been there staple of the location. Opening Ceremonies has grown from Stage Zero to encompassing the entire entrance to the convention center, and sometimes even outside depending on what sort of things they will have going on. All in all, it's still a convention by the fans, for the fans, but it is growing, and while the location is growing with it, I've noted in my last few reports that I'm curious as to when true saturation point there in down town San Jose will occur, and what that will mean for the convention. Still, that's just idle speculation at present; it's time to get to the main event.
Dark Priest's Fanime 2014 Pics Up At TFA Cosplay
Alright, before the main event, I'll make a note that yes, we've implemented a verification check at TFA Cosplay. It doesn't work like how I want it to, but it is better than nothing, and will allow me a level of plausible deniability to upload various photos that are far more risque than I'd normally be comfortable without at least asking, 'sure you really want to go there?' Mostly I'd like to implement it on an as needed basis, be it galleries or individual pics, but unless I can manage to code my own, this is what I have to work with.
The Dark Priest's Comikaze 2013 Pics Now Available
Well, in record time, even with Digikam being annoying, I have the pics for Comikaze 2013 up for the few hours I was there. Maybe I'll make a weekend of it next year; we'll see.
If you're one of the cosplayers and want a raw and/or unedited JPG of your pic, let me know and I'll make them available. Enjoy!


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In this life, only a few things are certain: You are born. You have a Facebook page. You die. This video for the song "Brittle Crystal" by Everything Is Made in China is a seriously cool (and unsettling) riff on our technologised, brand-drowned lifestyles, from our iPod births to worship of the Tetris-cross to our eventual Sims death.
I'm not going to suggest what the mouse-wheel bit is supposed to represent… I'll let you fine folks deduce that one on your own.
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I want to start a bit of a learning project and could do with some advice on where to start.
I want to create a table consisting of football results, so I can then display using java:
Gameweek results
Would show all games and results for that week
Team results
Would show all results for that team, as in who they played and on what week.
I'd like each element to be linkable, so I could go from displaying gameweek 25 and then click Tottenham and then see their results.
What would be that best way to go about this?
I know html but not really MySQL or Java - this is the real aim of the project.
I hope you can help.


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Seiji Liu finished tied for second at The MacDonald Cup (Harvard Athletic Communications).
By Kevin Rhoads, Head Coach
The Harvard men's golf team played their third tournament in three weeks this past weekend in the MacDonald Cup at Yale. The MacDonald Cup honors Charles Blair MacDonald – the famed architect and designer of the Golf Course at Yale. It was scheduled as a 54-hole tournament over two days at one of the great college courses in the country. The classic layout, with its enormous, interestingly contoured greens, big carries, and plenty of blind shots, was in beautiful shape given the weather of the last month, and the team was looking forward to building on the last couple of weeks.
Unfortunately the weather just could not hold for another weekend. The course received a great deal of rain on Friday, which forced the cancellation of the scheduled practice round. The Crimson were only able to walk the golf course and hit a few balls in the late afternoon; a challenge for those players who had never played the course before. The rain left the course so soft that it was also decided that the tournament would be shortened to 36 holes – 18 on Saturday and 18 on Sunday.
During the rain-shortened first day, the Crimson came to play. Despite having to attempt to adjust to slow and rain-soaked greens – nearly the opposite of last week's slick, firm, and fast greens from Chicago – Harvard did well. Seiji Liu '14 (Beverly Hills, Calif.) led the Crimson with one-under-par 69 – only 3 behind the individual leader. It was a patient round in that Liu made four late birdies to get under par. Un Cho '16 (Ancaster, Ont.) fired his best round yet at Harvard, putting together a smooth 70 characterized by good driving and solid putting. Akash Mirchandani '15 (Prospect, Ky.), again hit the ball well and managed a couple of birdies – one being a tap in birdie at the 217 yard par-3 13th en route to shooting 71. Theo Lederhausen '14 (Chicago, Ill.) tweaked his knee during a pre-round jog, but held things together well enough to fire a 3-over 73, and Kevin McCarthy '14 (Lynn, Mass.) ! also hung in to post 75. Harvard shot a 3- over par 283 as a team – their best round ever at Yale and only three shots off of their lowest team round ever. They sat in 5th place out of 15 teams, but were a mere 4 shots off of the lead. The team went to bed in good spirits expecting good things from Sunday's final round.
Rain came again overnight on Saturday. This made the course play longer but with soft, receptive greens. The team members had put in putting practice after round one, and were hoping to make some more putts in round two. Yale Course's greens are nearly always stingy. They are huge with big overall slopes and subtle slopes near the holes that usually confound players. This happened to most everyone on day two, so scoring wasn't quite as good as day one.
Liu again paced the Crimson on day 2 with a 70, his 139 total of one-under-par putting him in 2nd place overall individually – Harvard's top individual finish thus far this season. Keeping pace in the second round was Lederhausen, who despite wearing a small knee brace and taking a pull cart to make sure his knee was safe, he was able to manufacture a strong round in shooting a 70 of his own. Mirchandani continued his strong ball striking, and again birdied #13, this time from 235 yards, hitting it to 3 feet away. More importantly, he was able to again think clearly and focus on execution in shooting his second consecutive 71. Cho and McCarthy shot 78 and 79 respectively.
The Crimson shot 289 on a day when scoring was tougher than the first day. Their two-day total of 572 allowed them to hold their 5th-place position – their best finish of the season thus far, and 2nd place among Ivy schools. The team has two and a half weeks off before heading to the Princeton area for the Ivy Match Play event at TPC Jasna Polana. They will use this time in between events to stay up with their increasing course workload and to try to maintain or improve upon their level of sharpness.


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Every year from 1919 to 1987, the children from Oakland's elementary and junior high schools performed in the Oakland Christmas Pageant. Louise Jorgensen of the Parks and Recreation Department organized, choreographed and taught each program.
Above, Phyllis Creery, Laverne Jan and Joan Harris play the "Jacks in the Box" in the 1940 pageant at the Oakland Civic Auditorium.
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You know the saying, "there's no such thing as bad press?" Only to a certain extent do I believe this. The phrase would be more accurate if tempered with two qualifiers:
Potentially, eventually.
This is because in the event of bad press, it can be manageable to varying degrees – but it always takes deliberate, meaningful effort, and it definitely takes time.
I absolutely don't believe, "hey, there's no such thing as bad press, so let's just go for it all…" is wise PR strategy, unless the goal is simple notoriety along the lines of Paris Hilton or Lady Gaga. In these cases, I'm reminded of what could be the inspiration for this concept: Oscar Wilde's quote, "There is only one thing in the world that is worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about."
The problem with the idea of no bad press is that with today's A.D.D. news cycle and the everlasting searchability of the Internet, missteps can take an extraordinary effort to overcome, although it can be done. National Strategies Public Relations CEO Jennifer Vickery sums up the concept: "While there is such a thing as bad press, the main take away should be that good press can come out of it, provided the situation is handled properly."
Proper handling would mean execution with transparency, honesty and consistency over an interval long enough to shift focus to the present and future more so than the past. In this way, and if done right, bad press can become a real opportunity and cataylst, not just in terms of spin, but also toward doing the right thing.
What do you think? Is there truly no such thing as bad press? What are some examples of bad press being handled properly? Let us hear from you in the comments.
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- Ultimate list of online public relations tools (raventools.com)
- What Good's PR? (Dick Martin)
- The Biggest PR Myth of All: There's No Such Thing as Bad Publicity (ereleases.com)
- Looking Back: It's Not Always A Bad Thing (moveintoaction.com)
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This post is not actually about english muffins. It is about how to create a simple, tasty stand-in for an english muffin. I will admit that nothing could replace a tasty, fresh english muffin, but most of us eat the kind sold in the market. They make great toast, but are hardly exceptional. Unfortunately, though undoubtedly worth doing, they are time consuming: raise the dough, shape the dough, repeat and bake on a griddle.
To bypass this tedium and still produce the great flavor, open texture and extreme toast-ability of an english muffin, I turned to a batter bread. A batter bread is one that is simply mixed and transferred directly to a baking tin. There is no hand kneading, no shaping and only the briefest rise time. This is the perfect type of yeast bread for those who are beginning to dabble with home baked loaves or more experienced bakers who are short on time. This particular recipe, as I discovered, is perfect for those of use who like toast.
The recipe comes from King Arthur Flour this week. It is incredibly easy. Mix, divide and bake. The final product is moist and slightly yeasty. The crust is crisp and the crumb is coarse and a bit irregular. It makes fantastic toast. Use lots of butter and jam.
English Muffin Batter Bread
adapted slightly from King Arthur Flour
6 cups all purpose flour
2 tbsp active dry yeast
1 tbsp sugar
2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp baking soda
1 cup milk (I used low-fat), about 110F
1 1/2 cups water, about 110F
a few tbsp cornmeal
Grease two 8×4 inch loaf pans. Dust sides and bottom with cornmeal.
In a large mixing bowl, combine 3 cups flour, yeast, sugar, salt and baking soda. Whisk to combine. Add milk and water and stir until smooth. Gradually add remaining flour, continuing to stir until dough is smooth. If using a stand mixer, use the dough hook and work the batter for about 4-5 minutes, until smooth and uniform.
Divide batter evenly into prepared pans and use your fingers to even the tops. Cover with a dish towel and let rise for 45 minutes.
Meanwhile, preheat your oven to 400F.
Bake loaves for 25 minutes.
Remove to a wire rack and allow to cool for at least 30 minutes before slicing.Makes 2 loaves.


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Mini Facelift (Short-scar Facelift)
Mini Face Lift is a very popular cosmetic surgery procedure that can be performed to reduce recovery time and can be done under local anesthesia only. Aging of the face is a natural process and inevitable. The skin begins to sag in the lower part in the face and the neck. This is more noticeable at the corner of the eyes, jowling at the jawline, deep folds at the corner of the mouth. Many factors such as heredity, sun exposure, and the smoking contribute to the aging of the face.
The best candidates for Mini Face-lift
The mini facelift is particularly efficient on younger patients between 40 to 50 years old. This cosmetic surgery procedure can be easily combined with other procedures like liposuction in the neck area to improve the overall facial look.
The surgery
During a mini facelift, the surgeon first makes an incision along the hairline or in the temporal area. The incision will extend all the way down to the earlobe and behind the ear. The incision may vary depending on the patient's anatomy. Also, the mini facelift procedure or so-called short-scar facelift will depend upon the quality of the skin. In any case, the goals of the mini lift cosmetic surgery will involve making incisions in the skin, lifting the skin and repositioning the skin in order to reduce the wrinkles and to restore the youthful look of the face.
All facelift Surgery carries some risks
Generally, when a Mini facelift is performed by a qualified cosmetic plastic surgeon, complications are rare. However, peoples vary in their anatomy, their body reactions, and their healing potential, and the cosmetic outcome is never easy to be predicted. The potential risks and complications include hematoma (a collection of blood under the skin), injury to the nerves that control facial movements, infection, and reactions to the anesthesia. Poor healing of the skin (necrosis) is most likely to affect smokers.
Recovery after mini Facelift
Usually most people find that they can go back to work after 14 days. As with any cosmetic facial surgery, any little irregularity will settle down within few months. After 6 to 9 months, the sensation in the skin and ears returns to normal. You should avoid heavy activities for at least 6 weeks following mini facelift surgery.
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The Land of Smiles – Photos From Thailand:
After spending a week in December driving through the Himalaya I figured it might be a good idea to defrost a bit. I booked a flight in Lhasa back down to Thailand, and the familiar atmosphere of sea level. Stopping off in Guangzhou, China for a brief 25 hour layover, the airport authorities tried to trick me into leaving the airport for the night. Unfortunately for them I'd been reading up on www.sleepinginairports.com , and found myself a nice nook to camp in behind a vending machine.
Bangkok was a busy but orderly city, and despite the scheduled Mauy Thai fights outside downtown malls, everybody else seemed friendly and cordial with each other. That's why I was so surprised to hear about the chaos that overtook the city briefly after I arrived back home. Although I guess was surprised by the chaos that broke out at home as well.


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Finance & Development, December 1987
- Voluntary Export Restraints: Often involuntary, their costs may outweigh benefits
- Helping Structural Adjustment in Low-Income Countries: A new Fund facility assists medium-term reform efforts
- Debt Relief for African Countries: The Paris Club eases rescheduling terms
- UNCTAD VII: New Spirit in North-South Relations?: A constructive approach emerged from the Geneva meeting
- Adjustment and the Import Intensity of Output: Import compression may hinder growth
- Community Participation in World Bank Projects: The goals, risks, and rewards
- Community Participation in Northern Pakistan: An experiment with encouraging results
- Determinants of Public Enterprise Performance: Why some perform better than others
- The Decline of the US Steel Industry: Why competitiveness fell against foreign steelmakers
- Developmental Role of Central Banks: Beyond monetary policy and regulatory functions
- Foreign Currency Deposits in LDCs: …and how they complicate economic policymaking
- Alleviating Poverty under Structural Adjustment: Proper policies can improve the welfare of the poor over the long run
- Do Outward-Oriented Policies Really Favor Growth?: Point and counterpoint on the World Development Report 1987
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By Anna Fiorentino
September 2012 • Thayer By Degrees: PhD
Dartmouth engineering professor Alexander Hartov was one of just nine to receive his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree from Thayer School in 1991.
"The Ph.D. program has since been emphasized over the Master of Science program, once the largest and now the smallest of our graduate programs," says Hartov.
Today, Hartov oversees 90 engineering Ph.D. students who plan to finalize theses on a range of topics, from non-invasive prostate imaging with electrical impedance tomography to acoustics and signal processing to actively cancel noise in specially designed headsets thus preventing hearing loss. Of the current students, approximately 25 percent are expected to take an academic position, which is higher than the national average. Others go on to research and development, while the majority will enter industry with companies such as Philips, Siemens Global, and Medtronic. Through the admission process, each student is matched to a specific project supported through a professor's sponsored research or a Thayer School fellowship.
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Robbie Brady rekindled memories of 1994 when he headed the Republic of Ireland into a dramatic 1-0 victory over Italy to book a dream Euro 2016 showdown with hosts France.
Brady struck with just five minutes remaining to serve up a repeat of the famous night at the Giants Stadium in New Jersey 22 years ago when Jack Charlton's men humbled the Italians.
It was no more than Ireland deserved after dominating against the much-changed Group E winners, and they might have won even more comfortably had Romanian referee Ovidiu Hategan awarded what looked like a clear penalty for Federico Bernardeschi's challenge on James McClean as the first half drew to a close.
On a glorious night under the roof at the Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille, a first win at the Euros since they beat England in 1988 and a first at a major tournament since they saw off Saudi Arabia at the 2002 World Cup finals wrote a new chapter in Irish football history to the clear delight of management duo Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane.
Both men had urged their players not to die wondering in the run-up to a game they knew they simply had to win if they were to get out of the group and having shuffled the pack to add brawn in the shape of central defenders Shane Duffy and Richard Keogh and striker Daryl Murphy and the pace of winger McClean, their intention was clear.
For all an Italy side featuring eight changes from the one which started against Sweden at the weekend looked confident in possession, it was the Republic who made most of the running, and the fact that they did not return to the dressing room at half-time with a lead was something of a travesty.
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick, back to the kind of form which saw him terrorise Sweden earlier in the competition, came within inches of the opening goal with a rising ninth-minute piledriver which flew inches wide.
Murphy went just as close 12 minutes later when he met Brady's corner with a powerful header which goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu tipped over, and Duffy headed wide at the back post from another Brady cross.
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But the half ended in controversy when McClean appeared to be barged to the ground inside the penalty area by Bernardeschi, only to see Mr Hategan wave away his appeals.
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- Friday October 7th, 2011 :: 09:58 a.m. MDT
Halloween is coming up fast. Here are some safety tips from WXPD.
Don't let children go "Trick or Treating" alone. Be sure older children use the BUDDY SYSTEM. An adult should always accompany young children.
Accompany young children to the door of every house they approach. Stay within sight of the door.
Parents should be familiar with every house and with all people from whom the children receive treats.
Make sure that all children carry a glow-stick or flashlight and wear reflective clothing.
When using face masks, make sure the child can see and breathe properly and easily.
All costumes and masks should be clearly marked as flame resistant.
Children should be warned to never approach any house that isn't well lit and does not have a porch light on.
Children should be warned to never approach any house that isn't well lit and that does not have a porch light on.
Parents should inspect all treats and dispose of anything that has been opened or has never been wrapped and police should be notified if something has been tampered with.
Children should be cautioned to remember any suspicious incidents and report them to their parents or the police.
Children should be instructed to scream and make a scene if anyone tried to grab them or force them into a home or vehicle or make them go with them.
Children should be cautioned to run away immediately from people who try to lure them with special treats.
Costumes should be made of flame-retardant materials. They should be short to prevent tripping.
Use light colors and reflective materials.
Try using make-up on the child's face instead of a mask, as a mask can obstruct a child's view.
Feed children a meal before trick-or-treating.
Check all treats at home in a well lighted place. Inspect fruit and homemade treats very carefully and eat only unopened candy.
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Eligibility and Applying for Services
The Eligibility Review process is the gateway to OPWDD services in New York State. An individual who has a developmental disability and lives in New York State can request a basic eligibility review by: calling an OPWDD office directly; asking a local government agency to assist them in accessing OPWDD-funded services; or having a voluntary agency make a request on their behalf. Before receiving Medicaid-funded services through OPWDD , an individual must arrange to have a review of the necessary records that contain evidence of a qualifying developmental disability. *
The eligibility review process begins at one of OPWDD's five Developmental Disability Regional Offices (DDROs) that are located throughout New York State. Each DDRO provides services to a specific county or group of counties. The materials and records that are submitted to the DDRO include reports of assessments prepared by qualified practitioners that support a qualifying diagnosis of "developmental disability." Depending on the complexity of an individual's condition, the review process for obtaining an eligibility determination may require reports from multiple or specialty assessments. A face-to-face interview may also be part of this process.
For information on eligibility and applying for services, please contact the Eligibility Coordinator for the Developmental Disabilities Regional Office that covers the county where the individual lives.
For information on assessment services in your area, please see Finding Testing/Assessment Services.
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Corporate Reorganizations:
Simple as A B C!
by Herbert M, Paul
New York
Business management is often faced with the problem of whether
or not to combine with another corporation which is in a similar,
related or complementary field. In today's business climate it is becoming
increasingly common for corporations to combine. The audit
staff, while not responsible for the tax planning concerning a combination
of businesses, should nevertheless be familiar with the various tax
problems involved. This article will acquaint the staff man who is not
a specialist in taxes with the various basic methods employed and
principles involved in such combinations.
The decision to combine one business entity with another is a
management decision which involves business considerations. As
with many other phases of business, however, the tax consequences
are vitally important if not decisive. For our purposes we shall distinguish
and consider two classes of combinations: taxable and tax
A taxable combination is essentially the purchase of a business
entity. For tax purposes this form of combining is considered as a
completed and closed transaction. Thus the entire gain is considered
as earned in the year of the transaction. The gain recognized is the
difference between the tax basis of the property sold and the consideration
received. As you can see, the taxable combination is treated
the same as'a purchase by one individual of stock owned by another.
Frequently the value of a company about to be combined with
another has grown so large that tax on the gain involved in a taxable
combination would be prohibitive. Accordingly, the usual form of


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|Definitely the huge Romulan warbird sweeping in menacingly towards the Enterprise.
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|An unknown number killed on the Neutral Zone outposts, although it's not clear that this happens in the episode. Ditto for the two dead on the sleeper satellite.
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|Data claims that it is 2364 in this episode, and this line is used as a reference point to calculate many, many other dates in Star Trek.
Although they are never seen, this episode introduces the Borg as they prove responsible for scooping up the Federation and Romulan outposts.
The revived Humans are Claire Raymond, Ralph Offenhouse, and L.Q. "Sonny" Clemonds. As the ship proceeds on course the three struggle with the reality of finding themselves in the 24th century; Offenhouse especially can hardly grasp the idea that all of his carefully planned long term business investments are now gone in a future in which money simply does not exist. Raymond struggles with the idea that her husband and children are long dead, whilst Clemonds seems largely unaffected by the idea of being in the future - his only real concern being the unavailability of recreational drugs.
The Enterprise arrives at the Neutral Zone to find the outposts literally missing, as if some great force had simply scooped them up off the surface of the planets they were located on. As they investigate Offenhouse bursts onto the bridge, demanding to talk to Picard. A Romulan approaches as security take him in hand, barely detectable through its cloaking device. Picard holds his fire and the ship vanishes from sensors; he concludes that it had deliberately let itself be found as a way to test Picard's intentions. The huge vessel decloaks before the Enterprise and hails. The Romulans reveal that their own outposts have also been destroyed. Offenhouse correctly realises that the Romulans are as much in the dark as Picard is, and are hoping he might know the answers but are too arrogant to ask. Picard proposes that both ships work together on this issue, and the Romulans agree before returning to their own space. Before leaving they send a final warning; they are unhappy with Federation expansion during their absence, and are now back for good. Picard muses that his life just got a lot more complicated.
The three 20th century Humans finally begin to adapt to their new surroundings; Offenhouse talks to Picard about the challenges of a future without capitalism, while Raymond locates her own descendants with Troi's help and resolves to go and meet them. Picard arranges for another ship to take them on a leisurely trip to Earth, giving them plenty of time to adapt to life in the 24th century.
For all that it is the B story, the reappearence of the Romulans provides the most lasting contribution to Trek lore. This is the first episode we see the D'Deridex class Warbird, and a suitably big and menacing beast it is. It's also nice to see the Romulans shown as more cunning, calculating villains rather than the "let's go to war!" approach so common to bad guys.
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Residents buzzing over urban beekeeping approval
"Traverse City officials approved a proposal to allow urban beekeeping within the city on Monday night.
Commissioners voted to amend zoning rules which will allow city residents to have up to two honey bee colonies or hives per property. The idea was initially brought up in may by a group of interested community members.
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