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Pictured: Dogbane
Poisonous to: Cats, Dogs
Level of toxicity: Generally moderate to severe
Common signs to watch for:
- Drooling
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Abnormal heart rate
- Cardiac arrhythmias
- Weakness
- Collapse
- Dilated pupils
- Tremors
- Seizures
- Death
Dogbane, also called Indian hemp and Bitter Root, is a bitter tasting plant. All parts of the plant are considered toxic. This plant is in a group of several plants that contain naturally-occurring poisons that affect the heart, specifically cardenolides or bufadienolides. These poisons are called cardiac glycoside toxins, and they interfere directly with electrolyte balance within the heart muscle. The following plants are known to contain glycosides (please see specific plant for more information):
The toxins within these plants are similar to digitalis or digoxin, a common heart medication used in both human and veterinary medicine. The level of poisoning varies with the particular plant, part of the plant, and amount consumed. All parts of the plant are generally considered toxic – even the water in the vase has been reported to cause toxicosis. Clinical signs from ingestion include cardiovascular signs (e.g., abnormal heart rhythm and rate), electrolyte abnormalities (e.g., a life-threatening high potassium level), gastrointestinal signs (e.g., nausea, drooling, vomiting, etc.), or central nervous system signs (e.g., dilated pupils, tremors, seizures). In severe cases, an expensive antidote, digoxin-specific Fab fragments, can be used for severe, life-threatening cases.
Poison type: plants
Alternate names: Indian hemp, Bitter Root, Apocynum, cardiac glycoside


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The 2049 was almost perfect, definitely a masterpiece, in every aspect, except the soundtrack.
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One way to avoid angry outbursts is to avoid stressful situations. And Charlie Sheen seems to be doing just that with "Anger Management."
The show's network, FX, airs some of the most challenging — and best — comedies on television. "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is transcendently offensive. "Wilfred" is an absurdist fantasy about a man and a talking dog. "Louie" operates at a higher level than almost everything else on TV.
(Both "Wilfred" and "Louie" return Thursday, when "Anger Management" premieres — though "Wilfred" had a new, "special preview episode" last week.)
Also read: Charlie Sheen Drinking Again
Sheen's new sitcom stands out from other FX shows for its total lack of ambition. Which is especially disappointing given his history: He started ripping his old show, "Two and a Half Men," when he grew tired of its easy setups and cheap jokes.
He bragged about staying out all night, then coming to the set and standing near pieces of furniture on set to avoid falling down. He sounded like a man on autopilot, eager to soar.
But Sheen is right back at cruising altitude with "Anger Management," based on the 2003 Adam Sandler-Jack Nicholson movie. There's the old familiar laugh track, the same multi-camera setup, the same easy, slightly risqué one-liners. Only the cast and the premise are new.
"Anger Management" should make better use of them, because both are pretty good. Based on its first two episodes, it could be a much better show than it is. Its setup offers plenty of places the show can go if it's picked up for 100 episodes, as it could be under Sheen's deal with FX.
That setup is this: Charlie Goodson (Sheen) is a former ballplayer who ruined his career by breaking a bat over his knee during a tantrum. He became an anger management therapist, and treats a group of patients at his home, as well as a group of prison inmates.
He has a friend-with-benefits who also happens to be a great therapist (Selma Blair), an ex-wife who dates a lot (Shawnee Smith), a daughter with OCD (Daniela Bobadilla), and a reliable bartender, played by Brett Butler.
Also read: Sheen: I'm Retiring After 'Anger Management'
Yes, bartender. Both Sheen and Butler are veterans of Chuck Lorre shows who have had issues with drugs and alcohol. (Sheen said this week that he's back to drinking after a period of sobriety, but that he doesn't use illegal drugs.)
Their scenes together at the bar sound like opportunities for the kind of intensely personal comedy that Louis C.K. does better than anyone. They present a chance for Sheen to push himself and make an emotional connection with people in the audience who may have demons of their own, and help them fight back those demons with laughter.
But no. Butler's character is the only one in self-examination mode. Or at least as close to it as "Anger Management" gets, at least so far.
"I was working my way through [college] as a stripper, and I started making so much money I dropped out of school," she says.
Laugh track.
"I should have gotten my degree," she adds. "I was not planning on my forties."
Laugh track.
And so the depressed bartender joins the show's series of stock, stereotypical characters: a fussy and narcissistic gay guy, a cantankerous veteran, a belittled slacker, and a spoiled party girl. All of them are the butt of often-mean and always surface-level jokes.
This is one of those shows where if a fat person appears onscreen, you'll hear a joke about donuts within seconds. When Charlie's bald neighbor complains that the party girl drove on his lawn and he'll have to re-seed it, she says, "You might want to throw some seeds on that bald head of yours."
Laugh track.
Brian Austin Green, looking a lot more ripped than you remembered, shows up as the ex's new boyfriend. Because he's strong, he also has to be kind of dumb. One of the show's better jokes is that he likes citing statistics but always uses the same numbers.
Then there's this bottom-feeding moment, when Sheen addresses the prison inmates about almost losing his temper. Two of them are African-American cellmates, one very masculine, one very feminine, who are in a sexual relationship.
Charlie: "I almost lost it yesterday."
Feminine cellmate: "Ooh, honey, I remember when I lost it. It was a world of pain."
Laugh track.
Charlie: "OK, I'm pretty sure we're talking about two different things. What I mean is, I almost gave in to a black rage."
Masculine cellmate: "No, we're talking about the same thing. Give in baby. [Making an angry face.] Give in."
Laugh track.
If you find that funny, you'll like "Anger Management."
This is also one of those equal opportunity shows, where the lead character has to be the butt of jokes also. Since Sheen isn't black, gay or a woman, he has to have some other mockable quality. Besides his anger issues, he also suffers one of the most popular sitcom flaws: shallowness.
That's right: He only dates young, beautiful women. Way to make fun of yourself, Charlie Sheen. Real vulnerability there.
The second episode makes light of Charlie's narcissism when he has to — get this! — date a supposedly unattractive woman to show his daughter that he isn't so shallow after all. After several jokes about her looks, obviously.
Sheen promised a "torpedo of truth" during his tour last year, but none of his jokes have the depth of a torpedo. They're as thin as the T-shirts that bear his meaningless catch phrases.
With "Anger Management," he continues to favor self-referencing over self-exploration. The series opens with him staring at the camera, talking to a dummy upon which he's supposed to be taking out his aggression:
"You can't fire me. I quit," he says, in a reference you probably get. "You think you can replace me with some other guy? Go ahead. It won't be the same. You may think i'm losing, but I'm not. I'm … "
We're supposed to finish it for him: Winning.
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Once again, Barack Obama risks looking like a bystander to his own presidency.
Here's what he did to kick off the week: assemble a crowd in the Rose Garden to hear him repeat how "frustrated" he was about the many problems that plagued the launch of the Affordable Care Act's website, promise that a "tech surge" was already on its way to set those problems right and implore people to bear with him until they see what the program can do.
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Here's what he didn't do: explain why those problems weren't addressed before the Oct. 1 launch, why he didn't seem to be aware of them before they went very public, or who would be suffering the consequences for any of it. He didn't apologize. He announced, in broad terms, who would be coming in to help. But he didn't say anything about who would be shown the exits.
His "nobody's madder than me" Monday echoed the kinds of statements he's repeatedly made about problems over the last few months — "Americans are right to be angry about it, and I am angry about it" (the IRS scandal), "It's not as if I don't have a personal interest" (the NSA scandal), "This is not a world we should accept" (Bashar Assad's use of chemical weapons). He puts himself forward as a man frustrated with what's happened on his watch, promising change, insisting that nothing of the sort could ever happen again.
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There's a level of semantic distance there, though, that often gets interpreted as an inherent refusal to take responsibility. Obama is, after all, the president. He has more than a little say in what happens within his own administration.
And on this issue, at least, there's no question the president has been very involved. Leading up to the launch of the website and the rest of the Obamacare rollout, the president was receiving regular briefings, even dropping in to occasional meetings that weren't on his schedule. Part of the president's frustration appears to stem directly from that involvement — the question of why wasn't he given more accurate or expansive information, or a full sense of the problems once they started to appear.
"He's had a level of skin in this game that's been under-reported," said one former senior administration official. "This isn't a problem that crept up on him. He has been very, very, very focused on it for a long time. He understood the importance of it, and he has made time for it."
( WATCH: Barack Obama's full remarks on the Affordable Care Act)
Obama didn't explain, though, why the kind of tech surge he's vowed wasn't ordered before the website went live Oct. 1, and why what most technology and insurance experts agree were predictable and fixable problems occurred at all. Or what happens next.
Chalk it up to a difficult job that keeps him busy, or a personality that's fundamentally more interested in inspiring change than the technicalities of making change happen, but the launch of Obamacare has already become the kind of "self-inflicted wound" that Obama's always warning against.
Obamacare will never get another chance to make a first impression, and has already given Republicans actual evidence that the law they've spent the last five years warning about clearly had some things to be worried about.
"Somebody ought to be accountable for this mess, and if the president isn't going to resign, it's up to him to figure out who should," said Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.).
And despite his pre-launch immersion, Obama himself appears to have been blindsided by the problems, then told — at least at first, when his attention was more pressingly focused on ending the government shutdown and negotiating away from breaching the debt limit — that he could discount them as just "glitches." He appears, as has happened when previous crises have erupted, to have now gotten to the point that forces change within the administration — but only, his allies and opponents agree, a little too late.


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In 2006, Maranello rolled out the impossibly gorgeous 599 GTB Fiorano – complete with the V-12 from the vaunted Enzo supercar – and car fiends wondered how Ferrari could ever top that act. Well, here's the answer: It's called the F12 Berlinetta, and it's the quickest street car ever to wear the prancing horse. Its 6.3-liter V-12 cranks out a ludicrous 730 horsepower, endowing the F12 with a 3.1-second 0–60 time and a top speed of 211 mph. Judged by the all-important metric of lap times at Ferrari's Fiorano test track, the F12 is a full two seconds quicker than the Enzo, which was not exactly a slouch in the speed department. Its signature design element is the aero bridge, essentially scooped-out sides that channel wind and create downforce, making us wonder how we lived without aero bridges for all these years. The car is rife with interesting details (like active brake-cooling flaps), but the design is predicated on subtraction rather than addition. Both beauty and performance are created by shaving mass here and there instead of merely bolting on bigger wheels or a larger wing. In fact, the F12 casts a smaller shadow than the 599 and weighs less. It takes Ferrari's performance benchmark and heaves it downfield. In seven years or so, when the time is right, it will probably manage to do that again. But for now, let's just savor the fastest Ferrari yet. [$340,000 (est.); ferrari.com]Back to top


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Making final preparations for the U.S. Open, the PGA Tour pays a visit to Memphis this week for the St. Jude FedEx Classic. In the past, tournaments held the week prior to a major were low on star-power. That trend has changed over the last few years with places like Houston and Memphis going out of its way to provide major-like conditions for its field. TPC Southwind will host defending champion and world No. 2 Lee Westwood, several 2011 Tour winners and a bunch of former major champions this week. We caught up with TPC Southwind PGA Head Professional Jon Goin, who put it all in perspective.
PGA.com: As always, thanks for joining us, Jon. Once again, an awesome field is assembled for this week's FedEx St. Jude Classic, highlighted by defending champion, Lee Westwood. The big names don't always tee it up the week before a major, but as we see time and again, they do in Memphis. Obviously that's a testament to what a great job the people in Memphis do in organizing the tournament. How does that make everyone there feel?
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Goin: I think what's happened is that since the renovation in 2004, we've been able to do a better job in overall course conditions as far as being comparable to a U.S. Open conditions -- except for the rough, which we keep pretty short compared to the U.S. Open. The renovation took this place from bent grass to championship Bermuda and that's what the guys like. Now that we do that, the week before the U.S. Open has been an awfully good date for us.
PGA.com: One name on the field list that pops off the page to me is David Toms. He's a former two-time champ in Memphis and is playing some of his best golf in years right now. What is it about TPC Southwind that fits David's eye so well and do you like his chances this time around?
Goin: I think you have to like his chances. He doesn't suffer much from having a lay off, like a lot of players who are hot and then take a week or two off do. We hope that David is able to play as well as he has the last few weeks. He went back to back in '03 and '04 and I think that what suits his eye about this course is that we all play courses where it fits our eye real well. That's the case with David here. I remember when he won in '04 he wasn't in favor of the renovation because he had played so well. When Justin Leonard won in '07, David finished one shot behind him. Even after the renovation, he continues to have success here. And being so close to his home in Louisiana, David has a large draw here.
PGA.com: What will players face at TPC Southwind that might help them at Congressional during the U.S. Open?
Goin: If you think about Congressional, I think it's a place that has a lot of water, much like TPC Southwind. When Tom Lehman was in contention for the U.S. Open at Congressional in '07 he found the water on No. 17. A lot of the shots are similar here. Take 18 here, for example, with Robert Garrigus last year. He hit it in the water a couple of times and took a triple bogey on the last hole.
There are things they'll see here that they'll also see at the Open. Green speeds and overall conditions are two of those things. We've been awfully lucky with recovery after being dormant. This is probably the best I've seen the course in my eight years here. The overall conditions this year are as good as I've seen them here.
PGA.com: The 2010 FedEx St. Jude Classic will probably be remembered just as much for Westwood's win as the tough luck Robert Garrigus had, losing a three-shot lead on the final hole and eventually losing in a playoff. Garrigus bounced back and won at Disney in the season finale last year. That was impressive, wasn't it?
Goin: I think it's a credit to how mentally tough Robert has to be. He was in contention at Hyundai too this year. He's recovered beautifully. He came back here for media day because Westwood was unavailable. That was quite a testament to him and his character. I think it made him a better player and he's moved forward. I think he deserves kudos for that and it makes him a sentimental favorite.
PGA.com: Final question, Jon. What do you most look forward to during tournament week as the host PGA Professional?
Goin: I think it's your course, you're on the world stage and in the eye of the hurricane a little bit. It's one of those things that some clubs -- the majors -- they rotate. But for the PGA Professional with the year in, year out basis type of tournament, it's surreal. It's the pride you have in being a PGA Professional at a Tour facility and a Tour stop. I think I live this a little more than most PGA Professionals because I work for the PGA Tour and I'm fortunate enough to have a Tour stop.


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In April 2011, Calvin scientists from several disciplines are relocating to the basement.
Chemistry professors David Benson, Chad Tatko and Eric Arnoys, biology professors Randall DeJong, John Wertz and Amy Wilstermann, physics professor Loren Haarsma and computer science professors Victor Norman and Serita Nelesen are shifting quarters to a new 4,450-square-foot wet lab—now entering its construction phase—on the ground floor of DeVries Hall.
"Everyone on that list has committed to moving their lab down here," said Benson. Funded through a $951,150 Academic Research Infrastructure Grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the lab has been christened the Integrated Scientific Research Experimental Laboratory: the ISRx.
"It's an experiment," said Benson. "It's meant to facilitate collaboration."
Researching across disciplines
The ISRx is the latest of the science division's efforts to work across disciplines. "Science is about solving problems. Disciplines don't solve problems. Scientists solve problems," said Tatko. "To train our students to solve problems, we need to train them to be flexible thinkers."
The new lab will be built as an open area with separate benches for chemistry, biology, physics and computer science. "We need to have faculty and students from different departments doing physical research in the same location," said Tatko. "What makes this lab is exciting is that it builds an interdisciplinary community."
The crew of the ISRx will share their new space with some sophisticated equipment: a MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer, a 500-megahertz NMR spectrometer, an Apotome fluorescence microscope, a virtual-reality computer interface, a total internal reflected fluorescence microscope, a patch clamp single cell apparatus and associated microscope, two high pressure liquid chromatographs, a real-time PCR machine, along with assorted molecular biology and chemical synthesis equipment.
"The main lab is going to be the showcase lab," Benson said.
At the center of the ISRx are shared areas, where the scientists (and their student research assistants) can plug in their laptops and share their research with each other via 40-inch LCD panels. Around the lab's perimeter are areas for research that needs to stay segregated: "Some experiments can't be performed in the same room because the results will be affected by light or vibrations," Benson explained.
Taking a cue from ISRI
The ISRx is a physical outgrowth of the Integrated Science Research Institute (ISRI), founded in 2008 through a $1.1 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to foster collaboration in the sciences through research, faculty development, curriculum innovation and outreach. (In their proposal to found the ISRx, Benson and Tatko drew heavily on the language of the original proposal to HHMI.)
"While ISRI focuses on financially supporting collaborative research, ISRx will focus on providing common space that can incubate collaborative research," Benson said. "Both efforts are … necessary to growing interdisciplinary research."
Calvin is one of only 21 chemistry departments in the U.S. to receive the NSF-ARI grant, which hasn't been offered since the 1990s. "Ten percent of the proposals that were submitted were funded," said Tatko, "and they are never going to offer this again.
I think it's a testament to Calvin as an institution."
Benson agreed. "This grant requires the reallocation of pre-existing research space, which is always contentious," he said. "This renovation will affect space associated with five departments. It is a testament to the spirit and mission of Calvin College that this renovation could be proposed, developed, and completed."


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It seems pretty simple on the outside. Plug a kid into the runningback spot and presto, instant 100-yard rusher.
Jordan Vaughan made a habit of topping 100 yards until being felled by a foot injury in Galax's fifth game of the season. Enter Jacob Fisher, who had no carries before he rushed for 159 yards against Grayson County in his first outing as Vaughan's replacement.
Fisher injured a hand Friday at Covington, giving way to freshman Steven Peoples, who responded with 109 yards in his first true backfield action of the year.
All along the way, Jerad Brown has run for more than 250 yards in sporadic backfield duty.
The one constant through it all has been Galax's guys up front.
"They're pretty good," said their coach, Mark Dixon, immersed in preparation for a Mountain Empire District game tonight against Bland County. "We're always smaller but we're pretty good up front."
One big reason for that has been continuity. Tackles Kurry Thomas and Woody Dixon, guards Alex Larrowe and Colton Turbyfill, center Darius Brown and tight end Zach Testerman have as a unit stayed healthy, and therefore are getting to the point of being a single entity instead of six guys blocking.
"They know what the guy next to them is going to do," Dixon said. "You're a whole lot better when you don't walk up to the line and start making line calls. A great line talks less and less because they all see the same thing, and they're getting to that point."
Galax's improvement also shows up in the numbers put up by quarterback Terrance Mazon, who has thrown just three interceptions in 124 attempts through eight games.
"We don't have a lot of pressure," Dixon said. "The way we line up you'll never be able to bring more than eight and still cover, and we'll always be able to block eight. It's math."
Galax (5-3 overall, 1-1 district) hopes to continue putting up big numbers as they host the Bears (2-7, 0-3), who are coming off a 48-7 loss last week at Grayson County. Bland surrendered nearly 500 yards of offense to the Blue Devils but can't be taken lightly, Dixon said.
"They can run the ball," he said. "They've got some big guys on the right side of the line who can block."
Bland put together a pair of impressive second-half drives against the Devils, rattling off 14 plays before being stopped on downs at the 10, then coming back with another 14-play series that produced a touchdown.
Quarterback Dylan Kidd rushed for 88 yards and Ethan Stowers added 69 more for Bland, which had 205 yards on the ground.
Galax is coming off a 34-6 win at Covington and is hitting its stride defensively.
"We're starting to understand things better," said Dixon. "We play a little different than they're used to. You have to fit up where you belong and sometimes that's against your instinct. Seems like I should fly to the ball, but we don't teach that. But they're starting to see why we do it that way. We had probably the best execution that we've had last week. Really the last three games. Even Fort Chiswell, we executed. I'm really excited where we are defensively."
Bland County (2-7, 0-3) at Galax (5-3, 1-1)
Friday, 7:30, Galax High School
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Last week
Narrows lost to Grayson County 48-7
Galax defeated Covington 34-6
Last meeting
2009 (Galax won 20-6)
Last Bland County win
2008 ( 19-8)
Common opponents
lost to Bland County 21-0 Oct. 1
lost to Galax 45-0 Sept. 27
Eastern Montgomery
defeated Bland County 42-0 Sept. 24
defeated Galax 38-26 Sept. 10
Craig County
defeated Bland County 37-0 Sept. 3
lost to Galax 30-21 Sept. 24
Grayson County
defeated Bland County 48-7 last week
lost to Galax 23-14 Oct. 8
Fort Chiswell
defeated Bland County 35-7 Oct. 8
defeated Galax 20-16 Oct. 15
defeated Bland County 38-0 Sept. 10
lost to Galax 34-6 last week
The season
Bland County Galax
D PH-Glade Spring 34-14 8/27 D Northwood 45-0
L to Craig County 37-0 9/3 D Alleghany NC 35-0
L to Covington 38-0 9/10 L to EastMont 38-26
L to Holston 14-6 9/17 L to Radford 27-21
L to EastMont 42-0 9/24 D Craig County 30-21
D Northwood 21-0 10/1 Open
L to Ft. Chiswell 35-7 10/8 D Grayson Co. 23-14
L to Narrows 20-13 10/15 L to Ft. Chiswell 20-16
L to Grayson Co. 48-7 10/22 D Covington 34-6
at Galax 10/29 Bland County
Open 11/3 at Narrows
The series
1992–Galax 31-0
1993–Galax 7-0
1994–Bland County 14-10
1995–Bland County 53-14
1996–Bland County 27-8
1997–Galax 34-6
1998–Galax 49-8
1999–Galax 47-19
2000–Galax 53-19
2001–Bland County 36-12
2002–Galax 26-8
2003–Bland County 28-13
2004–Galax 27-8
2005–Bland County 44-30
2006–Galax 26-7
2007–Galax 20-19
2008–Bland County 19-8
2009–Galax 20-6
Galax leads 11-7
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Prof. Julie Lukesh has been exploring the Development of Chemical Sensors for Measuring Antioxidant levels in Food, with Professor Yolanda Jones of Alcorn State University and funded by the USDA. The need for developing a method to test for flavonoid content of sweet potatoes is important since sweet potatoes with high antioxidant content are considered value added crops. To analyze for flavonoid content, a chemical sensor is needed. A chemically sensitive coating will be prepared via molecular imprinting technologies. The syntheses of the coatings (i.e.; polymers) will be carried out using a combinatorial approach at the UW-Green Bay with the help of undergraduate students. Not will this research benefit farmers growing sweet potatoes, but also for the fulfilling the mission statement of the University of Wisconsin Green Bay – connecting learning to life. Students involved in this project will learn basic chemistry research skills and will be more prepared to enter the work force or graduate school.


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Michigan shooting spree suspect competent for trial; Schuette handling case
HOWELL (AP) — A man charged with terrorism in a shooting spree that targeted motorists along a highway corridor in four Michigan counties was found competent to stand trial on Wednesday.
A forensic competency examination found Raulie Casteel fit for trial on charges brought by the state attorney general's office, according to Howell District Judge Carol Sue Reader, who discussed the issue during a hearing Wednesday. Those charges include assault with intent to murder, terrorism and several gun crimes.
Casteel faces a similar set of charges in Oakland County. A competency hearing is scheduled for Thursday in Novi District Court in that case, but the findings are expected to be the same.
The 43-year-old unemployed geologist didn't appear at Wednesday's hearing in Howell but is expected to be present for the Oakland County hearing. He's being held in the Oakland County jail. A date had not been set for Casteel's preliminary examination in the case.
Authorities have not said what they believe is the motive behind the two dozen shootings in October across a broad swath of southern Michigan. One injury occurred — a man was shot in the buttocks.
Attorney General Bill Schuette late last year announced he was taking over the cases at the request of prosecutors in Livingston, Ingham and Shiawassee counties and brought new charges, including terrorism.
Schuette's spokeswoman, Joy Yearout, said after Wednesday's hearing that she expects prosecutors to gain a conviction on the terrorism count.
"(The shootings) really affected thousands of people. Thousands of people were terrorized," she said. "If you don't charge terrorism here, what are you waiting for?"
Casteel's attorney, Charles Groh, said he had no comment on the charges against his client, but that "we're pursuing all possible defenses."
Casteel faces 60 charges in Oakland County, including eight counts of assault with intent to murder, in connection with shootings in Commerce Township and in Wixom, where Casteel lived with his wife, daughter and in-laws.
He could be sentenced to up to life in prison if convicted of any of the attempted murder counts he faces in Oakland County. The terrorism and attempted murder counts that the state filed also carry a possible life sentence.
On professional websites, Casteel described himself as a geologist and soil scientist with experience in environmental cleanup. He's a Michigan native who lived in Taylorsville, Ky., before returning to his home state last year.


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Is Banning Shark Fin An Equitable Way To Protect Sharks?
Other fish such as bluefin tuna are also facing the same peril faced by sharks that is caused by overfishing. In fact, bluefin tuna are the most valuable fish in the world, worth commercially more than any species of shark and coveted for their fatty belly meat used in sushi. If the solution to the shark conservation issue is a wholesale ban of shark fin consumption -- regardless of the type of sharks or how they are caught or used -- shouldn't we consider banning tuna in sandwiches and sushi as well? Is the life of a tuna worth less than that of a shark? Will the legislators still advocate a ban to protect a species if it is a food that they eat?


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FreeviewPlus launch makes it easy to catch missed TV shows
Australians will be able to watch the TV shows they've missed at the press of a button, once the FreeviewPlus streaming video service, built into a new generation of smart TVs, is rolled out.
Unlike the mishmash of catch-up TV apps in use with smart TVs, FreeviewPlus is expected to deliver access to online video from the five main Australian television networks. The service is built into a new onscreen electronic program guide that lets viewers scroll back in time and click to watch shows they've missed.
Slated to launch in July, after several delays, FreeviewPlus will be available through new internet-enabled televisions from makers such as Panasonic, Sony, LG and Samsung.
FreeviewPlus relies on the Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV) standard, which is already popular in Europe. A handful of HbbTV-compatible televisions are already on Australian shelves. It is also coming to set-top boxes from producers such as South Korean electronics company Humax.
Once Freeview flicks the switch on FreeviewPlus, compatible televisions and set-top boxes will display the green FreeviewPlus icon at the top left of the screen when you change channels. The long-ignored green button found on most TV remote controls will launch the FreeviewPlus electronic program guide over the top of whatever you're watching. It displays the week's listings for each channel, along with the ability to look back and play missed programs from the internet – complete with advertisements.
At the moment, access to online catch-up TV services on your television is pot luck depending on which brand of internet-enabled smart TV, Blu-ray player, personal video recorder, games console, media player or other set-top box you have. Each television network offers its own catch-up app for various devices, but you'll struggle to find apps for all five main networks on the one home-entertainment device.
There's more to FreeviewPlus than the new electronic program guide. Each of Australia's five main television networks has developed its own HbbTV app, launched by pressing the red button on your remote while watching that network.
Frustrated at ongoing delays, some networks may launch their HbbTV apps early rather than waiting for the official FreeviewPlus launch.
The SBS OnDemand catch-up TV service already supports more home entertainment devices than any other Australian television network, but HbbTV offers the easiest way for viewers to tap into internet video, says Trevor Long, SBS manager of technology strategy and innovation.
''There are plenty of smart TVs on the shelves, but the great thing about HbbTV is that it doesn't require viewers to leave their comfort zone and delve into the smart TV menus,'' Long says. ''With HbbTV, you don't have to launch an app store on your TV, search for the various catch-up TV apps and install them. When you see the red SBS icon at the top left of the screen, just press the red button on your remote and you'll have our catch-up TV service at your fingertips.''
The SBS HbbTV app is the work of international smart TV software developer Accedo. Australia's first HbbTV apps focus on catch-up TV but the technology can support a wide range of extra content and interactive features, says Accedo Australia and New Zealand vice-president Matt Kossatz.
''HbbTV really opens the door for all sorts of applications built directly into your television,'' Kossatz says. ''In a keen sporting country like Australia it has all kinds of potential.
''In France we've built a special HbbTV app just for the Tour de France and it offers viewers at home easy access to stage information and other bonus features such as results, race stats and highlight videos. You don't have to leave the broadcast and launch the app separately, you just call it up on the screen with the press of a button.''
Along with bonus content, Kossatz says HbbTV can support onscreen voting and other interactive applications to ''bring a whole new dimension to traditional free-to-air broadcast television''.
Faced with growing competition from local streaming video services such as Foxtel Play, FetchTV, Quickflix and EzyFlix – not to mention foreign giant Netflix – Australian broadcasters have dragged their heels on a cross-network catch-up TV service. FreeviewPlus has been hampered by both technical challenges and the lack of co-operation between commercial TV rivals.
Freeview Australia is an uneasy alliance between fierce rivals facing a common enemy. It was formed in 2009 to drive the take-up of digital television, stifle ad-skipping technology and stave off competition from pay TV giant Foxtel.
Seven's regional affiliate Prime Media recently severed ties with Freeview, a move that threatens to further delay the FreeviewPlus launch, especially if Nine's regional affiliate WIN follows suit.
Once it does go live, the new FreeviewPlus onscreen electronic program guide will include seven-day listings for all television channels. The guide relies on the same schedule information embedded in the broadcast signal and available to all digital televisions.
Unfortunately, this schedule can be less than accurate, owing to the networks' habit of deliberately running late during prime time. The first Freeview EPG, launched in 2010 and built on the MHEG-5 platform, was designed to detect when programs were running late. The application was shelved because of the dearth of compatible devices – in most part stemming from Freeview's insistence on disabling ad-skipping and enforcing other restrictions.
Freeview's latest attempt at an onscreen EPG should meet with more success because HbbTV is an international open standard built into a wide range of devices.
In theory the FreeviewPlus app should run on any HbbTV-compatible television, but Freeview won't guarantee it. The launch has already been delayed because of video streaming problems and digital rights management.
Freeview plans to release a list of FreeviewPlus-certified television brands at launch, with the networks hoping for broad compatibility that would encourage quick take-up.
The networks have all invested considerable time and money into their HbbTV apps, hoping to ensure they're not left out of the picture as more Australians look to the internet to watch their favourite TV shows.


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After three hellish days in detox, Abby is finally feeling well enough, relatively speaking, to settle into a routine of sorts at the inpatient rehab center she's checked herself into. Throughout the detox process, throughout the tremors, nausea, debilitating headaches, and insomnia, all she's thought of (other than having a drink) is Lee and Lily. She's cried more than she'd ever admit, missing her husband and daughter and home almost to the point that she feels it physically. She almost regrets saying she needs to do this alone, but knows she'd never be able to do it if this wasn't her decision and hers alone.
But she still needs them. More than she's ever admitted to herself before. She takes a shower, subconsciously wanting to be fresh and clean for her first allowed phonecall after a successful completion of the detox process. She makes her way from her room to the main floor where she waits, impatiently, for her allotted time slot to begin.
When she finally gets on the phone, she freezes for a moment, her fingers forgetting what to do, what numbers to dial. When she shakes herself and dials the familiar numbers of Lee's phone, she can feel her heart banging around in her chest. What can he think of her now? Maybe he won't even want to talk to her. Maybe he's relieved to be rid of her and the mess she's made of her life. She wouldn't blame him, and she can feel her palms sweating as she listens to the phone ring.
She arches an eyebrow. You don't need to be a girlfriend to catch the guy's name, do you?
Blane, Blake...something. He offers again, it's the best he can do.
She sighs. Find out for me? She hates that she feels like she can't call Neela and ask herself.
He furrows his brow and shakes his head. No. I'm not going to ask her about the guy, she's your best friend.
Aren't you friends with her, too? She counters.
Sure. He shrugs then holds up a hand. But there are things we just don't talk about.
She shrugs. Yeah, I guess so.
He sighs and runs a hand through his hair. I'm sorry...I can't do this for you. With her, I mean. Whatever the problem is that's keeping you from talking to her, honey, you need to find a way to solve it.
She purses her lips and looks away. I know. She and I just didn't...part on great terms, is all.
He's known something was off between the two but he didn't ask Neela about it and now he wasn't sure if he should as Abby. Abigail...I don't know how else to say this but you're in rehab. I don't think you parted on good terms with any one...
She gives him a look; how dense does he think she is? I do know that, Lee.
He looks away, aware that he's just stuck his foot in it. Sorry...just talk to her. I am not getting in the middle of whatever you two are upset about.
She sighs, nodding. I will.
I can't. He offers lamely.
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Jerzy Janowicz ripped off his shirt after stunning Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Juan Martin del Potro visited the Pope and Andy Murray and Stanislas Wawrinka pulled out through injury at the Italian Open on Wednesday.
Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova sailed through their second round matches with embarrassingly one-sided wins.
Nadal began his quest for his seventh ATP title of the season by demolishing local hope Fabio Fognini 6-1, 6-3, winning 74 percent of his service points and breaking his 25th-ranked opponent five times.
In the women's singles, second seed Sharapova never faced a break point in her 6-2, 6-2 win over Garbine Muguruza of Spain while China's Li Na went through with a 6-3, 6-1 win over compatriot Zheng Jie.
All eyes were on Murray who said he was doubtful for the French Open after suffering a lower back problem that forced the world number two to retire after levelling his second round match against Marcel Granollers.
"We'll have to wait for Paris," Briton Murray told the ATP website. "I'd be very surprised if I were playing in Paris."
"I'll need to take some days off and see how it settles down, but a few days can make a difference." The French Open starts on May 26.
Swiss Wawrinka, beaten by Nadal in the Madrid Open final on Sunday, pulled out of his match against Alexandr Dolgopolov before the start with a minor thigh injury.
World No 24 Janowicz could not contain his excitement after his win over eighth-ranked Tsonga, ripping off his shirt to celebrate as he clinched the match.
"I was really happy especially because I didn't get off to a good start to the season and I was sick," said the 22-year-old Pole. "So this was really important for me."
Del Potro, who won his second round tie on Tuesday, met Pope Francis, a fellow Argentine, after attending mass at the Vatican.
"It was an incredible experience with Pope Francis, something that I'll never forget," said del Potro.
"It was a dream come true for a guy like me. It was an unforgettable moment. I was very nervous before meeting him, to be able to congratulate him and talk with him. He was nice. Everybody knows he is very humble. Today was a day that I'll remember for ever."
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8 Hours' Overtime For A Good Cause is a yearly event at which people around the world get together in their own cities to donate 8 hours of their free time to local causes.
One night a year people around the world get together to donate 8 hours of their time to good causes. 8 Hours' Overtime for a Good Cause International (8-i) is an initiative that supports young creatives worldwide to meet new friends and collaboratively support local charities. Join them on Friday 29 March 2019 !
Every year hundreds of people collectively donate thousands of hours of overtime to many good causes. 8-i has taken place worldwide in cities like Amsterdam, Bratislava, Caïro, Istanbul, Münster, Rio de Janeiro, Vienna and of course Pietermaritzburg :) Feel your hometown should be in the list of this years edition?
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A significant fear for anyone buying wheels for their C4 ('84-'96) is purchasing the wrong ones for their car. It's embarrassing to purchase an expensive set of wheels and tires, only to find they stick out of the wheelwells (or tuck in too far) or, worse yet, rub the fender lips when you turn the steering wheel. Either way, with the price of custom tires and wheels these days, having an interference problem is bad news.
The biggest issues seem to occur with the '84-'87 models. According to Mike Sweeney of Corvette Wheel Specialist, these wheels were special, with a 36-38mm offset, different from the more common 56mm offset found on '88 through '96 Corvette wheels. "Offset" is the distance between the front of the wheel and where the wheel mounts to the disc-brake rotor; backspacing is measured from this point to the back of the wheel.
"This is a common problem for new Corvette owners who are interested in going to an upgraded wheel for their early C4 Corvette" says Sweeney. "They find that, while there are a great number of good-looking wheels for the '88 and newer Corvettes, including ZR1 wheels, there is definite confusion as to what fits."
When originally built, the '84-'87 Corvette was delivered with P255/50-16 tires on 16x8.5 or 9.5 wheels, depending on exactly when the car was built. According to Sweeney, most owners of these cars don't know which width wheels they have until they change tires because the factory was never consistent with delivery. The factory bolted up the wheels it had in stock, rather than sticking with one size throughout the run. The factory changed wheel sizes often due to vendor changes. However, tire sizing remained unchanged at P255. Regardless, the backspacing on the wheels was between 36 and 38mm, and bolt circle was consistent at 5 on 4.75-inch.
"Owners of these cars looking to run the '88 and newer wheels will have to use an adapter to make up the difference," says Sweeney. "I have not seen a problem with running these larger adapters on the street. It's the easiest way to run the larger 9.5- to 11-inch wheels used in the 17- and 18-inch tall-rim widths (no 11-inch-wide rim is offered in the 18-inch-tall wheel from the factory). This is a popular swap for those looking to run the biggest tires possible. For standard, street-driven '84-'87 Corvettes, you can use a 17 (or 18) x 9-inch wheel (with adapters) with P275/40-17 tires all around, which allows you to rotate them for optimum tire wear. For the ultimate hot-rod upgrade, you can stagger the tire/wheel combination P275 tires up front and massive 17x11-inch wheels (without adapters) with huge P315/35-17 tires in the rear."
The beauty of the larger ZR-1 wheel is it was built with a 38mm backspacing. This means '88 and newer Corvettes cannot use the ZR-1 wheel because they will stick out of the wheelwells. In addition to the ZR-1 wheels, there are other exceptions to the 56mm rule with '88-'96 wheels.
"There are two exceptions to the standard 56mm offset ruling for '88 and later Corvette wheels," says Sweeney. "The '96 Grand Sport Corvette coupes came with 9.5-inch-wide wheels and a 50mm backspacing. These wheels came only in black, and on the convertible used a smaller 8.5-inch wheel width due to the encroachment of the convertible-top well, which necessitated a smaller wheel width. The other exception is the '96 Collector Edition Corvette that also featured similar 56mm backspacing with 8.5-inch front and 9.5-inch rear wheel width."
Overall, there are many wheel combinations available for your Corvette. While there are more challenges to early C4 ('84-'87) Corvettes, with wheel adapters and a few careful checks, you can have larger tires on your car than you might have imagined. Regardless of what you do, check for fitment before leaving the shop. Interference problems are more than just a nuisance; they are unsafe and should be cured before they occur.
Quick Tips
* Use new lugs and valve stems when installing new tires and wheels. Use only conical lug nuts on factory wheels.
* Torque your lug nuts to 98 lb-ft.
* Use stick-on weights instead of the outside hammer-on weights from the factory. The stick-on wheel weights create a better-looking final appearance and better balance for the wheel and tire combination.
* Remove any tire-inflation sensor systems from your wheels. There are no replacement parts for these systems, and they will probably break in the future. Remove these internal sensors and put them in storage. Remove the instrumental panel inflation sensor bulb from the dashboard. According to Mike Sweeney, never attempt to retrofit the OE tire-inflation-sensor system on any C4, early or late.


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Supersprint Hubs Now Available!
At long last Victoire's beautiful Supersprint track hubs are finally available. And in some interesting colors as well. While the stock colors are Black Silver and Grey shone here is Brown. Other colors are available such as blue, red, orange, yellow, green and yes even purple. There is a small up charge for colors other than the the stock colors. And as always they have their customary 6/4 titanium bolts, stainless washers and 7075 Aluminum lockring.
MSRP per pair is $550. Available as wheels only with a verity of rims. Dealer inquires Welcome and encouraged!


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Jennifer Lawrence has been rocking Dior at the 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' premieres, looking extra pretty and vamping it up as a goth. She also wore this questionable number, thanks to the sheer wall of fabric in the skirt. Last night (Nov. 18) at the L.A. premiere, the actress donned a see-through Dior Haute Couture concoction.


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Andrew Gelman is the Director of the Applied Statistics Center at Columbia University and is one of the most respected data scientists in the field.
He's penned a number of texts that have gone on to become classics.
He — with former Harvard Statistics Department Chair Donald Rubin— wrote the definitive academic text on Bayesian Analysis.
Gelman also wrote the political statistics book Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State, another must-read.
In short, Gelman knows quite a bit about data visualization. He and Dr. Antony Unwin from the University of Augsburg collaborated on this presentation where they take a hard look at what's wrong with the recent trends of data visualization and infographics.
The takeaway is that while there have been great leaps in visualization technology, some of the visualizations that have garnered the highest praises have actually been lacking in a number of key areas.
Specifically, the pair does a takedown of the top visualizations of 2008 as decided by the popular statistics blog Flowing Data.
The pair wrote an in-depth article and a followup giving great details and insight on the status of infographics, but this slideshow is a must read for anyone who is interested in the future of data visualization.


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Soft yellow fruits compete with delicate herbs and complex minerals, with mango, yellow peach, and citrus zest set on beautifully ripe acidity. This is really quite an intense Spätlese yet retains a feather light quality, such is the wonderful balance and vitality of the wine. A vibrant and lovely combination of intensity, minerals and deftness.
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Manfred Prüm runs one of the Mosel's, if not the whole of Germany's, most revered and respected Estates. It is also amongst the most enigmatic as no-one has yet made it down to his mysterious cellars. Manfred is certainly one of the world's more eccentric wine producers and a tasting in his drawing room with him is always enjoyable and entertaining. In the Sonnenuhr of Wehlen he owns a portion of one of the Mittel Mosel's top vineyards. Its steep south-facing dark slate slopes tend to result in deeply flavoured, mineral yet rich and smoky wines. In addition, he manipulates some plots in the next door Himmelreich of Graacher which produces engaging wines with fresh acidities that are slightly softer and earlier maturing. These are unashamedly classic, exciting and long-lived wines produced predominantly in stainless tanks to avoid the addition of too much sulphur, though a small proportion of wooden casks are retained, however, depending on the vintage. They are bottled later than most Mosel and often take a few years in bottle before showing the true character, but patience will be rewarded!
The vineyards along the steep sided banks of the Mosel river, part of the region known as the Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, are known for being some of the hardest vineyards in the world to work (due to their steepness) and home to some of the finest white wines in the world. Riesling is king in this cool region that follows the twists and turns of the River Mosel providing myriad different terroirs and vineyard aspects.
One of the world's noblest grape varieties, Riesling produces scented, refreshing, mineral wines from dry to lusciously sweet. Its bad reputation, tarnished by the cloying and completely unrelated Liebfraumilch, is one of the wine world's great injustices. Its heartland is the steep Mosel and Rheingau valleys of Germany, where it produces floral spritzy off-dry to medium wines packed with lime and apple fruit or, when affected by botrytis, honeyed apricot characteristics. In Alsace, Austria's Wachau and Germany's Franken there are some exhilarating, complex dry versions that work very well with Oriental fusion foods, as well as some stunning sweet versions. Some superb lively fruit-forward styles are cropping up in New Zealand, Constantia in South Africa and the cooler parts of Australia and California.
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The lives led by members of the societies of ignorance which are far removed from the Qur'an cause them all to be in difficulty and error throughout all stages of their lives. The greatest of these difficulties, however, is suffered within themselves. Because of their corrupted understanding, the character they develop causes them discontent and anxiety.
During their childhood, these ignorant persons chose others to model themselves after. And, as they grew up, they try to be like them. The role-models they choose may be a parent, a sister or brother, a close friend, a neighbor or someone they have seen on television. The identity they want to emulate may lead a very different life and under different circumstances; the quality of the environment the role-model lives and his level of cultivation may also be different. While some may believe that the best life is attained by being rebellious and irresponsible, others, influenced by trends of his environment, may believe that the best attitude is to be aloof and arrogant.
Though, when they finally meet their role model, they realize that their personality is not as they had originally considered. From then on, they spend their lives in search of another way of life to satisfy their expectations — but, without any results. As they become older, and their circumstances and their environment change, so do the personalities they wish to emulate also change. They are influenced by every fashion and novelty; they hope to find the fulfillment they are seeking by imitating these people, trying them one after the other. This search for identity lasts throughout their lives, but they can never find the attitude and contentment that they were created for. That is because, everything they try is always merely a product of their ignorance.
After a certain time, some will settle into a particular identity. But, this is not because they have found their ideal role-model and attained happiness. On the contrary, they realize that their problem cannot be solved within the web of ignorance in which they live, and accept defeat.
In the coming pages, we will present the features of the types of character that pervade the societies of ignorance; we will try to define them, and show the difficulties they suffer. By investigating this important condition, we will come to recognize the tremendous difference that exists between the character of a believer and that of one mired in ignorance. Therefore, however ardently they may try to find a way out, those who live in ignorance are already lost. Their only salvation is, we repeat, to live the moral life of a believer.
But, before we continue, we must recall an important point: The types of character we will describe here represent the members of the societies of ignorance in general. Of course, there will be some exceptions that, for some reason, do not conform to the norm. Such individuals, under particular conditions, may not display any of the qualities predicated by these conditions. Therefore, we cannot say that all individuals in a society of ignorance acquire the character we will describe. We are not referring to these individuals, but only those who reflect the endemic corruption that plagues the societies of ignorance.2012-01-21 14:42:35


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10 Steps for Starting a GSA
1. Follow Guidelines
Establish a GSA the same way you would establish any other group or club. Look in your Student Handbook for the rules at your school. This may include getting permission from an administrator, finding an advisor, and/or writing a constitution.
2. Find a Faculty Advisor
Find a teacher or staff member whom you think would be supportive or who has already shown themselves to be an ally around sexual orientation issues. It could be a teacher, counselor, nurse, or librarian.
3. Inform Administration of Your Plans
Tell administrators what you are doing right away. It can be very helpful to have an administrator on your side. They can work as liaisons on your behalf with other teachers, parent groups, community members, and the school board. If an administrator is resistant to the GSA, let them know that forming a GSA club is protected under the Federal Equal Access Act.
4. Inform Guidance Counselors and Social Workers About The Group
These individuals may know students who would be interested in attending the group.
5. Pick a Meeting Place
You may want to find a meeting place which is off the beaten track at school and offers some level of privacy or confidentiality.
6. Advertise
Figure out the best way to advertise at your school. It may be a combination of school bulletin announcements, flyers, and word-of-mouth. If your flyers are defaced or torn down, do not be discouraged. Keep putting them back up. Eventually, whoever is tearing them down will give up.
Besides, advertising for your group and having words up such as "gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or questioning" or "end homophobia" or "discuss sexual orientation" can be part of educating the school and can actually make other students feel safer — even if they never attend a single meeting.
7. Get Food
This one is kind of obvious. People always come to meetings when you provide food!
8. Hold Your Meeting!
You may want to start out with a discussion about why people feel having this group is important. You can also brainstorm things your club would like to do this year.
9. Establish Ground Rules
Many groups have ground rules in order to insure that group discussions are safe, confidential, and respectful. Many groups have a ground rule that no assumptions or labels are used about a group member's sexual orientation. This can help make straight allies feel comfortable about attending the club.
10. Plan For The Future
Develop an action plan. Brainstorm activities. Set goals for what you want to work towards. Contact Gay-Straight Alliance Network in order to get connected to all of the other GSAs, get supported, and learn about what else is going on in the community.
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The Power of Pornography: The Sexist Agenda of the Moving Image
The most famous example of the "art-form" termed pornography was a pin-up of a woman being penetrated from the back with a gun pointed to her head, saying "don't worry, I'm using protection."
Pornography is undoubtedly a highly problematic term. It almost sounds like photography, or ethnography, or lithography. I don't need to get into the roots of the word, and intellectually discuss the suffix. But, why is it so legitimate? People should express sexuality as they please, and banning porn is not going to be a thing of the future; however without analysing it's repercussions and being aware of it's detrimental affects and rolling your eyes, we're getting nowhere.
First, perhaps it's apt to discuss the social construction of the word "woman." What does that mean? Because that word relates not just to gender and sex, but fetishization, subordination: an almost delicious pent-up expression of hatred consequentially becomes porn.
Let's study the black female category, for feminism is undoubtedly a segregated battlefield: black feminism does not par with white feminism and vice versa. This relates to porn in the understanding that subordination is a multi-faceted task, and simply stating that the male gaze is what makes porn is too simplistic. It's pertinent to remember that a black woman saxophone player is more vulnerable than any saxophone player. Not because she doesn't know how to play, but because as a woman of the most subordinated category of "woman" she is a rape-able body, a crime punishable and garnering impunity.
So what is pornography and what does the self have to do with it? A self may be a socially constructed narrative, fundamentally relational, and brought into existence only through interactions. Others provide instruction and people give birth to multiple selves.Hence after trauma, the biggest task is to reconstruct the self via intrusive somatic memory. One may have to abandon all notions of past selves. This is a difficult process, which requires a lot of highly empathetic listeners without which there can be no rehabilitation.
Those suffering PTSD have difficulty creating bonds of trust with others, and develop neurological constraints, and linguistic barriers to try to make sense of their experience. Next time you get "raped" on Facebook – think about a daughter being raped by her father. The word is not funny.
These victims also have representational constraints, cultural limitations imposed on trauma survivors by the State making their re-assertion or mainstreaming into society monumentally more morose and difficult. Are we in control of our self-definitions? Neurochemistry of a rape-survivor reveals that they are weakened beyond all trust, and ability, to truly feel that they have worth in society.
Therefore, is it not a social responsibility to create and promote alternative definitions of woman? Are we just floating bodies waiting for a penis? To plead philosophy once again, bare particulars are simply entities without properties. It would be a futile exercise in metaphysics to suggest we exist without bodies. So what can be done to prevent State and social violence against the "female" body? Sticks and stones may break our bones but they don't damage us intrinsically – words and images damage us tremendously.
Again, lived experience of the self is entirely socially constructed, but selves are embodied. Therefore, it is urgent to be acutely aware of how women are viewed: philosophical definitions perpetuate behaviours towards women, which must be taken into consideration.
The categories of people who watch gang-rape porn are not healthily expressing sexuality and freedom of expression. They are sick, shattered egos, who are a danger to society. I do not believe violence is inevitable. Evolutionary psychology does not deem rape as a natural reaction for men, despite civilisations and cultural/religious practices which tolerate polygamy, sexual freedom and otherwise. Violence is violence, a deliberate act of debilitating and forcefully removing the respect of another individual by diminishing their safety, and whatever else.
Physical denominations of self, which are imposed and have visual significance are highly relevant, as the anatomy of the self and self-expression are daily practices. However, how much agency do we have over anatomy? The way in which a character is formed once being thrown into the social nexus is chaotic. Babies and children don't decide which clothes they want to wear and what colour their room should be.
There is a lot to be said about language policing across the universities in the world. It's not going to help much when 10 hours are spent deciding whether a white guy's statement is politically correct. That is not the kind of politics, which achieves anything aside from academia, and if that's your thing, do that. Don't be a social activist and stand there going, hey you, you're white cis male! Get out of here. Because that will do nothing for you, and it's stupid.
Pornography is not art. It cannot be banned. India tried, and it came back so fast it was a joke. Porn is relevant. And probably that's exactly why it needs re-evaluation, like all sexual attitudes. What's not OK is allowing the female body to be treated like a tissue paper you used that one time you sneezed.


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Barnet Park
Kinston, North Carolina 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
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+0 votes john odell › November 10, 2013
Love this course the KDGA does a wonderful job maintaining this course. I miss this course since I moved cross country.
+0 votes Richard Jordon › March 22, 2011
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+0 votes Matt Nemmers › January 7, 2014
A really fun course. Sort of the northern version of Castle Hayne. Well maintained with great amenities (park, restrooms, concessions), this course will give anyone who fancies themselves skilled a run for their money. Definitely a must-play in eastern NC.
+0 votes Anthony G › January 23, 2014
Very well maintained. One of the best courses I have played in eastern NC. Wide concrete tee pads. Regular and pro tees and discatchers on many holes on the course. Lot of variation in holes and shots required. This course will really test your skill.
+0 votes Jonathan Karwacki › December 13, 2018
Challenging course. Weather in this area has been dreadful for almost 4 months with hurricanes and general wet weather, beyond anyone's control. Really requires shot making.


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Markets Mull November Jobs Report
Sandy didn't leave a significant impact on the jobs numbers, the Labor Department reports. Did markets cheer the jobs numbers? Kathleen Madigan reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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... I ... the start of the monthly change now on peripheral ... payrolls report this morning came out the big surprise ... plunge and forty six thousand jobs created in November the unemployment rate dropped to seven point seven percent ... those numbers surprised the Street there was a pleasant surprise this tree he galloped about forty points while another opened up without close to sixty so ... you know tonight Financial birds there for the market the opening up and come down those were the people that ... see the Nasdaq up in another welcome move for the Nasdaq there's two points ... and the SNP is almost flat so ... the market is funny in Europe or ... morning everyone welcome to the market of mine Paul vignette the airport this jobs report and fourteen that Hamlet is not a matter of numbers is so skinny on them on an extended stay low they ... don't even drink and to tell a ... the Numbers commander better than expected it was a lot like the block ... Kathleen Madigan DowJones columnist and economist you talk about this one ... are we ... seeing the wheezing was happening did not have as big an effect on the the report as expected even rank questions why ... aam ... well ... the Labor Party MP it when a cancer put together their forecasts they look to see what happened with Katrina and now with that in about a hundred thousand ... um ... 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