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Senior Medical Writer – Medical Communications agency –London– Competitive salary
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Background: This agency has a broad range of healthcare communications expertise and experience in an array of therapeutic categories. The agency gives a lot back to its employees as well as the community, with regular charity work including helping with scientific education within local schools.
Role responsibilities:
• Attaining and maintaining an in-depth knowledge of therapeutic areas and products of relevance to client accounts
• Drafting, editing and referencing scientific/medical peer review publications (e.g. abstracts, posters, oral presentations, primary manuscripts on pre-clinical and Phase I-III data, reviews, book chapters) in line with guidance from authors
• Checking and editing documents provided by other writers to ensure accuracy
• Managing approval of publications in line with client's working practices and international guidelines
• Incorporating comments and answering queries on publications from authors and company reviewers
• Developing speaker briefs and slides for satellite symposia, stand-alone physicians meetings, and on-line physician education activities
• Publications planning, including gap analyses and needs assessments, development of scientific platforms and messages, and proposing content and target congresses/journals for publications
• Presenting status updates and proposals for future projects involving editorial support to clients and client prospects
Person Specification:
• Must be experienced writers with at least 4 years' experience in medical writing
• Excellent knowledge of all Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
• Must have previous agency experience
• Candidates must have a strong Scientific background and in-depth knowledge of therapeutic areas
An excellent opportunity for an experienced Medical Writer to join a global Medical Communications agency, with the chance to cover a broad range of therapeutic areas!
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Instead of arguing about background checks for gun control, what would happen if our movies and television productions offered more wholesome entertainment and controlled their portrayal of gun usage, violence and brutality?
Isn't that worth a try?
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If you have a family member who has tried to distance themselves from their former redneck ways, this show will stage – you guessed it – a "Redneck Intervention." The news release, which you can click on, says producers are looking for "redneck families with city slicker runaways." Tom Arnold will host.
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frostythe snowman+, Ruchan, and me
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Merry Christmas to all...
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AllIwantforChristmasisU, ChantelleJoy, ornamentmaven and me
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
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I'm bringing my cross country ski's...hope we get more snow than forcasted
I'm bringing my cross country ski's...hope we get more snow than forcasted
For the Exposed, life has a flavor that will never be tasted by the Sheltered.....
My pile of concerns kept getting bigger each day this week. I had a biggie of a problem dropped on me in the night. I will not be making the journey to the NJ winter hang. "It will be OK, " that's what I keep saying. Have fun and do lots of pictures so I can see what I missed and who I missed. ben is bummed out too but he cheers up quick!
I like refried beans. That's why I wanna try fried beans, because maybe they're just as good and we're just wasting time. You don't have to fry them again after all.
I'll be heading out Sat morning. Unfortunately my boys will not be with me. I dont have the gear to keep them warm enough overnight. I will gladly test my limits but willnot force them to test theirs.
Only have to survive work then it's full out packing tonight. Getting excited. Sorry that those that have to drop out are going to miss it.
Make plans for next year. (last weekend in January)
Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time. ~Steven Wright
"yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift---thats why its called a present" - Master Oogway
It's always best if your an early riser!
I'll be heading in on Friday. Is there any particular time which this shindig is starting so I can plan on when to arrive?
Snow is supposed to start tomorrow afternoon and end around midnight Estimated accumulations 1 - 3 inches, Alan Kasper from 101.5 indicated the possibility of higher accumulations. I was going to go porch mode with my setup, still might. njredneck, I can bring a two man tent for the boys if you want, it served me well in a surprise snow storm and kept me pretty warm in 20+ degree temps.
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I will be leaving about 9-10 am on Friday morning from Central Pa.
Two tents and Ben are not going to be able to make it, so I'll be travelling alone.
I am pretty good with directions, so I should be there at the NJ Hang in about 4.5 hours.
Do I turn right or left at Yellowstone national park ?
MML--The Man, The Myth, and the Legend
"I am the eagle, I live in high country, in rocky cathedrals that reach to the sky;
I am the hawk and there's blood on my feathers, but time is still turning they soon will be dry;
All those who see me, and all who believe in me, share in the freedom I feel when I fly.
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Northern Illinois has extended the contract of Huskie football head coach Jerry Kill by two years, through the 2015 season, NIU Athletic Director Jeff Compher announced Thursday.
Kill, who completed his first year at Northern Illinois by leading the 2008 Huskies to an Independence Bowl berth and a four-game improvement in the win column, has a career winning percentage of .632 in 15 seasons as a collegiate head coach.
"This is a matter of rewarding a guy who is putting his heart and soul into the Northern Illinois football program," Compher said in a news release. "We want to make it clear that we want he and his staff to be a part of this university for a long time. A year ago, he led the resurgence of this team, and I firmly believe that not just on the field, but in the classroom and in life, Jerry helps us fulfill our mission of developing champions."
Kill was appreciative of the confidence shown by Compher and NIU President Dr. John Peters in making the contract extension.
"I want to thank the University, especially Dr. Peters and Jeff [Compher] for giving us the opportunity," Kill said. "I appreciate their faith in the direction the program is going."
With the extension, Kill's contract now covers the complete four-year careers of each of his next two signing classes.
Kill's original contract called for him to be paid $340,000 a year through 2013. He also received a $25,000 bonus for earning a bowl bid last season.


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Falkland Islands
This sparsely inhabited dependency consists of a group of islands in the South Atlantic, about 250 mi (402 km) east of the South American mainland. The largest islands are East Falkland and West Falkland. The English captain John Strong made the first recorded landing in the Falklands in 1690. The islands passed among the French, Spanish, and British until 1820, when the Argentine government proclaimed its sovereignty.
In 1833, a British force expelled the few remaining Argentine officials from the island without firing a shot, and in 1841 a British civilian lieutenant-governor was appointed for the Falklands. Colonial status was granted to the Falklands in 1892. Argentina, calling the islands Las Islas Malvinas, regularly protested Britain's occupation of the islands.
On April 2, 1982, Argentina's military government invaded the Falklands. The Falkland Islands war ended ten weeks later with the surrender of the Argentine forces at Stanley to British troops, who had forcibly reoccupied the islands. Argentina still claims the islands. But an agreement between Argentina and the United Kingdom in 1995 sought to defuse licensing and sovereignty conflicts that would dampen foreign interest in exploiting the Falkland Islands' potential oil reserves.
With 92% turnout, Falkland Islanders voted an overwhelming "yes" to the question: "Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom?" That referendum was held on March 9,2013. Argentina still claims sovereignty over the islands.See also Encyclopedia: Falkland Islands.


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Armando "AG" Garcia
Armando "AG" Garcia was born Jan. 12, 1946 in Albuquerque, N.M. to Prudencio "Pete" and Angelita Chavez Garcia. He passed away at Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs on Feb. 1, 2014 at the age of 68. On June 27, 1979 he married Cheryl Beard in Aztec, N.M. and were blessed with two daughters, Toni and JaNell.
Armando grew up in Dolores, Colo. and graduated from Dolores High School in 1964. He went for basic training in Fort Leonardwood in Missouri, later to Fort Sill and Puerto Rico. He did 12 years with the National Guard. He was also a lifetime member of the Cortez Elks. For many years he was an active member of the American Legion, Cortez and Dolores. As a board member, commander, and Honor Guard, he was proud to wear the uniform with Ray Candelaria, Warren Waldorf, Ernie Stevens, and many others in the American Legion. He was also a Honorary member of the Honor Guard for the VFW in Mancos. Civil Air Patrol was also another way he helped the youth in the community and served God and Country.
He worked various jobs here and other states with Mesa Drillers, Nielsons, and the Bureau of Reclamation. He learned to love geology and has a collection to prove it. He later worked at Fairview Cemetery, taking care of the grounds and equipment and also Triple Six Storage for his friends.
He battled Kidney disease for 3½ years and got a new life in 2001 by a live donor Zada Leonard for an additional 12 years with family and friends.
Besides spending time with his wife and daughters, being a MCHS Band parent, he loved to go hunting with his friends, fishing and making knives. He enjoyed his life with all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife Cheryl, daughter Antonia "Toni" of Denver, daughter JaNell of Durango, his brother Gabriel Garcia of Dolores, sister Julie (Charles) Quintana of Cortez, sister Mary (Gus) Montano of Canjillon, N.M., numerous nieces and nephews in New Mexico, California and Colorado, Cheryl's family in Michigan, Washington D.C. and Indiana. His kidney sister Zada, his best friend Linley Leonard and all the friends he had made through the years.
He was preceded in death by his parents Pete and Angie, and many family and friends.
A donation account has been set up at Vectra Bank for expenses.
Cremation has taken place and a military service and celebration of life will be held on May 3. More details for this will be announced at a later date.


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A challenging and varied urban driving landscape steered development of the RDX chassis. In an urban driving environment, the ability to accelerate, turn and brake quickly - with stability and control - are essential capabilities. But the RDX was also designed to excel on wide-open highways, sweeping mountain roads, and long stretches of Interstate.
The design goal for the RDX chassis was to provide the sporty handling of the Acura TSX sports sedan with the versatility of an SUV. These difficult goals for dynamic performance were not easy to achieve because the RDX needed to provide a high eye-point (seating position) to provide the driver and passenger's better visibility in urban traffic conditions. And the higher the center of gravity a vehicle has, the more difficult it is to provide responsive and nimble handling like a sports sedan.
Acura designers answered this challenge by giving the RDX a low center of gravity, SH-AWD™ for superb cornering capability (see the Powertrain section), and overall chassis specifications rivaling those of a sports sedan. The result is an especially confident experience when changing lanes or cornering.
Acura RDX Chassis Goals includes:
- Responsive steering
- A "Sports AWD" ride and handling
- High dynamic performance
- Low Noise, Vibration and Harshness (NVH)
The RDX achieves its mission to provide sports sedan handling, and one-ups its rivals. When tested on the skid pad, Acura internal measurements show the RDX achieves a maximum cornering force of 0.85g. This exceeds the cornering performance of the BMW X3 in the same test conditions. Much of the credit for the RDX's cornering performance goes to the SH-AWD™ system (see the Powertrain section). As a result, the RDX provides sharp steering through intersections, direct and linear response on winding roads, and high speed stability on highway.
Acura engineers wanted to create a vehicle that transcended the traditional SUV driving experience. So rather than target SUV driving characteristics, they benchmarked the dynamic characteristics of the Acura TSX. As a result, the RDX is at the top of its class for acceleration, turning and stopping, while delivering excellent ride quality. The SH-AWD™ system plays an important part in this, but so does the 4-wheel independent suspension, which provides crisp, compliant handling in the city and confident handling on the highway.
Front Suspension
The RDX front suspension is a specially designed and tuned MacPherson strut arrangement with compact packaging, ride comfort, and the long wheel travel and ruggedness necessary to meet harsh urban roads. The geometry has been optimized with both a high caster angle and "trail," to provide sharp on-center steering response and stability.
Additional specifics of the front suspension that help achieve sports sedan-like handling include:
- High-friction upper strut mount provides a good on-center steering feel, along with increased linearity while reducing steering shimmy
- Asymmetrical coil springs improve steering quality
- Large-diameter lower arm compliance bushing reduces NVH
- Optimized kingpin layout enhances steering feel and linearity
- Large-diameter steering gearbox with rigid bushings adds stiffness and improves linear steer feel
- 21mm front stabilizer bar helps control body roll for flatter cornering
An independent multi-link rear suspension system with aluminum knuckle fits compactly underneath the rear seating and storage areas while providing excellent ride and handling characteristics, with low NVH. The suspension uses large-diameter trailing arm bushings to reduce harshness and improve ride comfort. A special steel suspension subframe with large "floating" bushings markedly reduces NVH while maintaining stability. Front and rear stays increase the subframe mounting point rigidity, improving stability and steer feel.
Rear suspension features:
- Anti-squat geometry to reduce pitching under acceleration
- 19mm rear stabilizer bar contributes to flatter cornering
The Acura RDX has quick-ratio (15.1:1) power rack-and-pinion steering for steering response like that of a sports sedan. The hydraulically assisted steering is engine-speed sensing, for easy maneuvering at low speeds and maximum feel and driving enjoyment at higher speeds. The turning diameter is 39.2 feet, curb to curb.
To improve steering precision, a stay (or stiffener) supports each end of the steering rack, further improving steering rigidity. In addition, the rack-and-pinion gearbox has aluminum mounting brackets. When a severe crash occurs these aluminum brackets are designed to break off when the engine is pushed rearward into the rack-and-pinion gearbox. This helps reduce intrusion into the interior.
The RDX is the first Acura with standard 18-inch wheels and tires. RDX comes with 18x7.5-inch aluminum alloy wheels paired with Michelin P235/55R18 99V high-performance all-season tires. These high-performance all-season tires are exclusively designed for the RDX, and have optimized sidewall rigidity that maintains vehicle stability in all load conditions. The low-profile tires also provide top class traction and braking in all weather conditions. In addition, an optional dealer-installed 19-inch wheel and tire package is available.
RDX features 4-wheel disc brakes, 11.7-inch diameter brake rotors in front and 12.0-inch diameter rotors in the rear. Besides providing highly fade-resistant performance, the RDX brake system has a firm pedal feel with linear response.
An Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) is standard on the RDX. ABS helps the driver retain steering control during hard braking. EBD automatically proportions brake power to the rear brakes according to the vehicle load and driving conditions, improving stopping performance.
The RDX also has brake assist, which uses a microprocessor that recognizes the driver's intention to quickly and forcefully apply the brakes in a panic stop situation. In this case, Brake Assist immediately supplements the braking force, enabling the best braking performance in the moment when it's most needed. Brake Assist only supplements the driver's intentions, and its function terminates immediately when the driver releases the brake pedal.
Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®) is included as standard equipment. By continually monitoring the vehicle's operating parameters (such as vehicle speed, throttle position, steering angle, individual wheel speeds, lateral g, and yaw rate), VSA® detects if the vehicle is about to oversteer or understeer. To help correct either of these situations, 4-channel VSA®
automatically reduces the engine's torque output as needed, and applies one or more brakes individually, to help stabilize the chassis. The response is so quick that the instability may be corrected even before the driver knows it's occurring. Traction Control is integrated into the VSA® and in cooperation with SH-AWD™ helps the RDX accelerate smoothly on slippery surfaces.
Acura RDX has an onboard Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that warns the driver if the air pressure decreases significantly in any tire. The system helps reduce the chance of damaging a tire or losing control of the vehicle due to low air pressure. This is important because a slow leak, such as one that might be caused by a nail or road debris, might not be easily detectable but could cause significant air loss, loss of grip and potentially a blowout.
TPMS uses a sensor mounted on each wheel that continually monitors tire pressure and sends a coded signal to the TPMS electronic control unit (ECU). The process begins with a signal initiator located inboard of each tire on the chassis. The initiator sends a unique signal for each TPMS sensor. Then the TPMS sensor sends tire pressure data to the TPMS ECU, which compares the values for each tire's pressure against an acceptable range of pressures.
On the RDX the Multi-Information Display (MID) shows the location of the tire with significant pressure loss.
On the RDX with Technology Package the system can also display the air pressure in all four tires simultaneously via the MID, making it simple to locate a low-pressure tire.
The RDX's large 18-gallon fuel tank is located in a protected position under the body and forward of the rear wheels. Based on Acura's estimated combined fuel economy of 19 mpg, the RDX can cover over 340 miles on one tank of fuel.
For added utility, the RDX has a 1,500-pound tow rating when equipped with the available towing package. The tow rating makes the RDX capable of pulling a small camping trailer, personal watercraft or motorcycle trailer.
A wide range of exterior accessories have been developed for the Acura RDX. Because of this simultaneous engineering, the accessories are guaranteed to fit right, work right, and have the lasting durability and value that Acura customers expect. When selected at the time of vehicle purchase, they are also covered by Acura's 4-year/50,000-miles basic warranty.
- Front spoiler
- Rear diffuser
- Sport running boards
- Full nose mask
- Splash guards
- Hood air deflector
- Roof rack
- Body Side Molding (color matched)
- 19-inch aluminum alloy wheels
- Class 1 towing package (1,500 lbs.)
- Moonroof visor
- Back-up sensors (color matched)
- Rear bumper appliqué
- Gold emblems
- Wheel locks
Like all products from Honda of America Manufacturing's facility in Marysville, Ohio, the RDX follows strict guidelines for environmental care - both in manufacturing and in the actual vehicle components. Following is a partial list of significant environmental processes used in creating the RDX and reducing its long-term environmental impact.
- More than 90-percent of RDX component parts are made of recyclable materials
- The use of non-chromed tanned leather in leather-equipped models reduces hazardous waste generation during the tanning process, and can be composted at the end of the vehicle's life
- Elimination of PVC material in most interior parts (door lining, seat trim, shift knob, etc.) and exterior parts (roof and door moldings, weather strips and tubes) improves with recycling
- Halogen is eliminated from fire-retardant materials, and wheel balance weights and electro-deposition paints contain no lead
- Use of molded-in color plastics reduces paint use and factory emissions
- Replacement of ABS plastic with polypropylene material in the center console, instrument panel and doors reduces emissions during plastic manufacturing


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Geoff Tate's Queensryche celebrates "Mindcrime" anniversary
The Geoff Tate-helmed version of heavy-metal prog-rockers Queensryche will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Queensryche's "Operation: Mindcrime" album with a spring tour.
The anniversary outing gets underway April 6 in Wendover, NV, reaching 10 major markets across the U.S. in three weeks' time.
More dates will be announced soon, according to a press release.
The April kick-off will feature a lineup comprised of frontman Geoff Tate, bassist Rudy Sarzo (Ozzy Osbourne/Quiet Riot), drummer Bobby Blotzer (Ratt), guitarist Kelly Gray (Myth) and keyboardist Randy Gane (Myth).
"It's great to be performing with all of these guys who have been true friends for years," Tate said in a press release. "Kelly, Randy and I formed Myth more than 30 years ago and I've known Rudy and Bobby for several years as well. I think we are all inspired by the collaboration and couldn't be more excited to bring it to our fans next year."
On the spring tour, Tate's Queensryche will perform all 15 songs from the 1988 platinum-selling release, "Operation: Mindcrime," as well as fan favorites from other albums, including 2006's "Operation: Mindcrime II."
Tate was fired from Queensryche in June, along with Susan Tate, his wife and the band's manager. The Tates later filed a lawsuit arguing that they were wrongly dismissed.
Until the legal wrangling concludes, there are two versions of Queensryche: the aforementioned edition helmed by Tate, and a version featuring Michael Wilton (guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass), Scott Rockenfield (drums), Parker Lundgren (guitar) and Todd La Torre (vocals).
Editor's Note: This story was updated after its original publication to clarify that there currently are two bands touring under the Queensryche name.
6 - Wendover, NV - Peppermill Casino
11 - Denver, CO - Paramount Theatre
12 - Albuquerque, NM - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
13 - Las Vegas, NV - Chrome
14 - Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre
16 - Tucson, AZ - Rialto Theatre
18 - Agoura, CA - The Canyon Club
19 - San Diego, CA - 4th & B
20 - Los Angeles, CA - Club Nokia
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"Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia. Hands down the best. Ferry to the zoo, cable car to the top, with views of the Sydney skyline and the Opera House from every angle. Pet a koala, walk through a kangaroo pen, see a platypus, watch the bird show with huge sea eagles, and everything is downhill back to the ferry. It's brilliant." —Jeff Smith
"St. Louis Zoo. It's always in the top five and it's free!" —Amy Lasaitis
"Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs because of their amazing giraffe exhibit and skyride, all with a backdrop of gorgeous mountains." —Nicole Spencer Benge
"I recently shot a wedding at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. What an amazing park, attractions, and most of all, the dinosaur exhibit. It's not just a great place for families but for a wedding. They also had a brass band march through the park to the cocktail hour! Unforgettable." —Maggie Stolzberg
"Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa, Florida. You can feed giraffes and kangaroos." —Alli Rapine
"San Diego is my favorite but recently I discovered the Cape May Zoo in New Jersey. It's a nice break from the beach with a lot of shade, and it's free!" —Lisa Bucci
"My favorite is Australia Zoo, a must-visit for anyone to the Brisbane area, not just Steve Irwin fans. My husband and I enjoyed our time with the kangaroos. We spent a couple hours inside their huge enclosure as dozens of kangaroos hopped and frolicked all around us. We pet, fed, and literally laid on the ground and cuddled with the kangaroos. Best ever!" —Sheree Hopp
"Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington D.C. It's been a couple years but many species, well maintained, clean, and free to enter. What more could you ask for?" —Onzelle Gregory
"Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska. The Desert Dome is the largest geodesic dome in the world and has the largest indoor desert—go through the Kingdoms of the Night with a jungle, caves, and a swamp. It is so fascinating! But really, all of the exhibits are fantastic. There's even an old fashioned carousel for the young and young-at-heart to ride." —Susan Haley
"Columbus Zoo and Aquarium! Not only home to Jack Hanna, the expansive layout has loads to check out from the river otters of the North American section to the elephants of Euroasia, and the wonderful large aquarium." —Courtney Pollock
"For me, it has to be the Atlanta Zoo and the five pandas! Can't wait to see the new twins later this fall." —Jeff Cordry
"I love the Helsinki Zoo! It's on an island and you have to take a ferry to get there. A gorgeous place to spend the day!" —Jessica Switzer
"I love the Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque. I was a docent there for a while. Natural habitat exhibits and fun summer concerts." —@AntKristi
"Fota Wildlife Park in Cork, Ireland. It's not everyday you see giraffes wandering around the green hills of Ireland." —Claire Ahern
"Believe it or not, you can't beat the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo in Fort Wayne, Indiana." —Chad Feay
"Hands down, Philadelphia Zoo. Not only is the zoo from my childhood, it's also the oldest in the country (est. 1874, opening delayed due to the Civil War). The grounds and enclosures (42-acre Victorian gardens) have a romantic, old-world feel. Such a lovely place!" —Martrese White
"Toledo Zoo." —Melanie Holland-Musser
"Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. It's free. So many times, I've passed through the neighborhood, hopped out to see my favorite animals for a short while, and then headed on my way. This makes the animals feel like neighbors and you can fit them into your everyday life, not an expensive excursion with the pressure to stay all day." —BrownGirlsFly
"We live in Upstate New York and the Zoo de Granby in Granby, Quebec, is just across the Canadian border. The zoo is clean and large and the animals aren't confined in areas 'just for the public's viewing pleasure.' I had huge issues about animal confinement and this zoo was great." —Diane J. Wulf
"Tiergarten Schönbrunn—the world's oldest zoo at the summer palace in Vienna." —@meghan_says
"The Memphis Zoo. Their Egyptian-inspired entrance and Chinese panda pavilion were outstanding architecturally and unexpected in this Southern city." —Andrea Morris
"Niabi Zoo in Coal Valley, Illinois—a wonderful zoo but needs as much help as it can get because it doesn't always get the funding it deserves. I always donate when I go and will for years to come. When I have children and hopefully grandchildren, I'll take them there like my mom and grandma took me. It will always be my favorite zoo!" —Hannah Elizabeth Heath
"Miami Metro Zoo—the water park for the kids is a great place to cool off!" —LuAnne Paquin
"Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City! They do an awesome event at Christmastime called Zoo Lights. They have animated lights that you can walk around and look at in the evenings in December. You can also view some of the animals, and they have hot chocolate and heat lanterns. It is amazing and fun, plus the fees are very low here." —Amy Warner Hirsbrunner
"I've been to several zoos in the U.S. and Australia, but I'm partial to Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek, Michigan. Very clean, not too big, and you can feed the giraffes." —Chris Knight
"Berlin Zoo. They have a lot of amazing animals and the Victorian design is beautiful." —Heidi Mitchell
"Akron Zoo. Kid friendly, up close exhibits, great education programs, and a super helpful staff." —@theatrepenguin7
"San Diego Zoo—Balboa Park. Just simply amazing." —Dawn Jeffery
"Singapore Night Zoo." —Belinda Arge
The two silvery langurs born at the Santa Ana Zoo are actually half siblings born three weeks apart (they share a father, sly-fox Oliver).
Cooper the red brocket deer at the Phoenix Zoo has some issues with his social skills: He is, just like the rest of his species, extremely shy.
The Phoenix Zoo's Amelia the gerenuk is known for her joyous pronking—jumping high into the air by lifting all fours off the ground simultaneously.
The stork delivered to a couple of its own when a pair of female chicks hatched at the Phoenix Zoo back in 2012.
Maggie the giraffe was 80 pounds and 72 inches tall when she was born at the Oakland Zoo on January 12, 2012.
The zookeepers at the Denver Zoo named this baby De Brazza's monkey Kiazi, which means potato in Swahili.
The Sulawesi Forest Turtle is considered critically endangered, and this baby born in 2012 at the Denver Zoo was the first successful hatching in an Association of Zoos and Aquariums zoo.
It may look like a harmless little wriggler now, but this cantil viper at the Denver Zoo will eventually eat enough pinky mice to grow into a sneaky, venomous two-foot-long snake that only a mother could love.
Guam rails are considered extinct in the wild, and this chick (one of two at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C.) brings the total world population of the flightless birds to 162.
Omana the kiwi is the sixth of its kind at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
Mom Boo and dad Abner welcomed this hairy little pup at Melbourne, Florida's Brevard Zoo, and have yet to let go of their little one.
Cofi's name in Swahili means "born on Friday" (which she was) and her arrival at Tampa's Busch Gardens brings the park's reticulated giraffe population to 19.
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Anala the Indian rhino could reach a whopping 6,000 pounds when she is fully grown.
This baby golden lion Tamarin weighed only around two ounces when it was born at Zoo Atlanta.
With a snout like a pig's, ears like a donkey's, and a tongue like an anteater's, this strange little wrinkly aardvark calf has an interesting life of insect-devouring and daytime-burrowing ahead of it at Illinois' Brookfield Zoo.
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Mom Naya and dad Mattie became proud parents to four male and three females—the first dingoes to be born at the Fort Wayne Zoo since 1988.
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Adding to the collection of bantengs named after carmakers, Studebaker arrived to mom Bentley and dad Knox at the St. Louis Zoo in January of 2012.
There has been a penguin baby boom at Syracuse's Rosamond Gifford Zoo—six Humboldt's penguin chicks hatched between January and April of 2012.
Ty was born in January 2012 at Syracuse's Rosamand Gifford Zoo and is a patas monkey, known as the fastest primates, reaching speeds upwards of 30 mph.
Ebi the chimp has been enjoying lots of mother-daughter bonding time with mom Tammy since she was born in 2012 at the North Carolina Zoo.
This is one of four hedgehogs born at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden in February 2012. The animals are born hairless and blind, but their prickly coat comes in about 36 hours after birth.
This baby boy is the first gorilla born at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium since 2001.
This baby squirrel monkey at the Virginia Zoo is one of the shy, skittish creatures native to Central American rainforests that have, proportionately, the largest brain of all primates.
Decidedly less warm and fuzzy, this slithery rio cauca caecilian was the first of its kind born at the Virginia Zoo.
The brother and sister clouded leopards were born at Tacoma's Point Defiance Zoo, one of only three zoos in the country that breed the Southeast Asian cats.
Alpacas are native to snowy, mountainous regions of South America—which makes them perfectly suited to deal with the wintery weather at Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison, Wisconsin.
A new Gentoo penguin—native to Antarctic islands and known for its supremely quick swimming abilities (up to 22 miles an hour!)—hatched at the Milwaukee Zoo in 2012 to parents Olive and Felix.
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Guy Mercer will make his first start for Bath since October on Sunday as they welcome Exeter in the LV= Cup semi-final.
Guy Mercer will make his first start for Bath since October on Sunday as they welcome Exeter in the LV= Cup semi-final.
Mercer is joined in the back-row by the returning Matt Garvey on the blindside and Leroy Houston at number eight.
Ryan Caldwell joins captain Stuart Hooper in the engine room, with Eusebio Guinazu flanked at hooker by Nathan Catt and Argentina teammate Juan Pablo Orlandi.
In the half-backs, Martin Roberts and Tom Heathcote resume their partnership, with Horacio Agulla and Semesa Rokoduguni named out wide on the wings.
Ollie Devoto, nominated for this year's LV= Breakthrough Player award, combines with Gavin Henson in the midfield, whilst Nick Abendanon completes the line-up from full-back.
Meanwhile, Exeter boss Rob Baxter insists getting the "nuts and bolts right" will be the key to seeing off Bath in the LV= Cup semi-final.
Unlike previous rounds where Baxter again used the LV= Cup to utilise his playing squad to the full, this weekend it will be a near full-strength Chiefs line-up that takes to the field at The Rec.
Although missing Jack Nowell and Tom Johnson to England duty, the remainder of the Exeter team looks impressive.
Johnson's absence means Dave Ewers is shunted from number eight to blindside; Kai Horstmann anchors the scrum; whilst there is a first start since January for Chris Whitehead, who takes over at hooker from Luke Cowan-Dickie.
The back division remains untouched from last time out, but on the bench there are recalls for James Hanks and former Bath favourite James Scaysbrook.
"We'll be going full-on, for obvious reasons – it's the first time we've been in the semi-finals, the final's at Sandy Park and we want to keep some momentum from the win against London Irish," said Baxter.
"We've performed well at Bath in the last couple of years – we've scored tries and scored plenty of points, the key for us again is making sure we get our game-management right and defensively we're very sound. That will make us a difficult team to beat because we do score points."
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Semesa Rokoduguni, 13 Ollie Devoto, 12 Gavin Henson, 11 Horacio Agulla, 10 Tom Heathcote, 9 Martin Roberts, 8 Leroy Houston, 7 Guy Mercer, 6 Matt Garvey, 5 Ryan Caldwell, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 Juan Pablo Orlandi, 2 Eusebio Guiñazú, 1 Nathan Catt
Replacements: 16 Ross Batty, 17 Anthony Perenise, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Mat Gilbert, 20 Francois Louw, 21 Peter Stringer, 22 Ben Williams, 23 Matt Banahan
Exeter Chiefs: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Matt Jess, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Phil Dollman, 11 Tom James, 10 Henry Slade, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Kai Horstmann, 7 Ben White, 6 Dave Ewers, 5 Damian Welch, 4 Dean Mumm (c), 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Chris Whitehead, 1 Ben Moon
Replacements: 16 Luke Cowan-Dickie, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Alex Brown, 19 James Hanks, 20 James Scaysbrook, 21 Haydn Thomas, 22 Gareth Steenson, 23 Fetu'u Vainikolo
Date: Sunday, March 9
Venue: The Recreation Ground
Kickoff: 13:00 GMT
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth (England)
Assistant Referees: Andrew Pearce (England), Robin Goodliffe (England)
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Alexandra Baldwin, British Museum
The two Chiseldon cauldrons we chose to work on first were found next to each other in the pit and had corroded together.
My colleague Jamie Hood has been given the first cauldron to be removed from the ground during excavation to work on.
Although it appeared to be in one piece in the ground, it was heavily corroded with large cracks hidden by the mud and soil. It was impossible to lift whole, so was removed in four large chunks surrounded by soil. The fact that it is in pieces actually makes it better for Jamie to work on as it is easier to move, handle, and support, and also fits under a microscope.
When he first started work within a few minutes I heard: 'WOW, look at this, a charred seed!' from the other side of the room.
My cauldron was probably the last one placed in the pit thousands of years ago. This meant that it was resting on top of the others and was therefore the one first discovered by the metal detectorist in 2004.
Of all the cauldrons, it is in the worst condition – a chunk lifted in plaster bandages and a lot of small pieces of corroded metal. But, it might also be the most interesting.
Some small fragments of the copper alloy already cleaned have decorative scalloped edges, or, apparently, as decorative as it gets for cauldrons in the late Iron Age.
As yet we don't know much more about this cauldron and wont until I excavate it from its soil block. However, due to its highly fragmentary condition it will not be possible to physically reconstruct it.
Instead I will try and concentrate on a virtual, or at least an intellectual reconstruction, trying to gain as much information from the fragments as possible.
The most important areas are the rim, handles and decorative patches, and if we can relocate these and examine how they were constructed then this will tell us a great deal about the cauldron.
To make things more complicated some of Jamie's cauldron was corroded to and lifted with mine. Trying to decide which fragments of 0.5mm metal belong to which cauldron will be very difficult and the whole process will need very careful excavation and detailed recording.
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Dr Perricone 3 Day Diet Shopping List
How do you look the day after you eat fast food? The pasty, puffy face that you experience is a result of the inflammatory response to what you ate.
Just as pro-inflammatory food has an immediate impact on your appearance, anti-inflammatory foods can have an immediate effect, which may be surprising. However, Dr.Perricone has come up with a diet that can take years away in just 3 days. Eating an anti-inflammatory, wrinkle-free diet for a short period of time will enable you to experience dramatic positive changes in not just how you look, but how you feel.
So how do you start the Dr Perricone 3 Day Diet? It starts with filling up your shopping cart correctly.
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To prepare for your 3 day diet, Dr Perricone recommends equipping your kitchen with the following anti-inflammatory foods.
For the main course (breakfast, lunch, or dinner):
- 1 dozen fresh eggs.
- Old-fashioned oatmeal. (Instant oatmeal will rapidly raise your blood sugar, triggering a burst of inflammation.)
- 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 pounds of fresh salmon minimum, cut into 6 portions.
- 8 ounces of thinly sliced, low-salt turkey or chicken breast.
- 1 can of sardines packed in olive oil, or 1 can of low-sodium tuna packed in water.
Low-glycemic fruits:
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Green vegetables:
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Good sources of healthy fats:
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Puckbunny Showdown Round 2: Mike Comrie and Hillary Duff
February 05 2008 08:00AM
Now, you can call us player haters. Hell you can give us a PhD (player hating degree), but:
- Mike Comrie is a short, fall-down nerd who got booed out of his hometown and traded by the Great One who reportedly called him "The Answer Man" because he had an answer for everything.
- Hillary Duff is hotter than David Hasselhoff in Germany.
But before we all take a look at our collective girlfriends and boyfriends and think to ourselves "If Comrie can get Duff, and Jermaine Dupri can get Janet Jackson I must be able to do better," remember this. Comrie bought Duff a $125,000 Mercedes Benz SUV for her birthday—after they had been on only a handful of dates.
We'd say that most single 19-year-old celebrities—particularly ones who have dated Aaron Carter, for heavens sake—can be bought with something shiny that goes VROOOM. Nonetheless, she's hot and he's a former Oiler and they're a couple. That is until Aaron Carter releases a new album—perhaps a sequel to Aaron's Party—and comes back to reclaim what is rightfully his.
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How to check if the running distribution is OL or RedHat
By jorge_neidisch on May 15, 2012
Note: this is not intended to be an official way to detect or identify a running linux distribution.
The PDFs linked here are useful to identify the running Linux version.
RedHat (RHEL) provides the file /etc/redhat-release, installed by the package redhat-release. Oracle Linux (OL) adds its own file /etc/enterprise-release, installed by enterprise-release, OL 6 adds /etc/oracle-release, installed by oraclelinux-release. As of OL 6, /etc/redhat-release retains the RHEL content.
in RHEL:
my-rhel-server# rpm -qf /etc/redhat-release
my-oel-server# rpm -qf /etc/redhat-release
The PDFs from the link above gives a more detailed and precise information.
Some other methods are easily found just google-ing a bit, and may be prone to cause confusion. For instance, it's also possible to check /proc/version, although this one won't make it clear:
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Linux version 2.6.18-2220.127.116.11.1.el5 (...) (gcc version 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-51))
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The research study will analyze the post-exercise eating habits of amateur athletes. Participants will be able to receive free nutrition analysis and advice.
Volunteers are needed for a research study being conducted by a nutrition and dietetic graduate student on endurance athletes' eating habits.
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This study will analyze eating habits after exercise and compare them with the professional organizations' guidelines. Volunteers will be asked to complete a nutrition and exercise questionnaire, a two-day food diary, and two-day exercise log. There will be no required on-site or in-person visits. All data will be collected through mail, email and telephone contact. Participants will also receive free nutrition analysis with recommendations.
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Hugh Hewitt: ...got Fred and Mort next hour, got Larry Kudlow next hour, but I want to start with presidential politics - actually first lady politics - to get you in the mood for this.
You know, Michelle Obama is really kinduva remarkable woman. She's very, very forceful on the stump. She is a, ah, extraordinarily charismatic bundle of energy and intellect.
And, ah, she says interesting things.
Things that make you say, "Huh?"
She talks a lot about change.
But there's a lotta change agents of the twentieth century, like, ya know, Che, Mao, Fidel, Pol Pot - ya know, all sorts of change you don't want.
So where is she on the "change" spectrum - from the people who just want to, ya know, change your shirt to those who want to change natural law?
Well we got a speech from Michelle, ah, Barack from two weeks ago at UCLA - I've been waiting for a time to deconstruct it with you.
And, ah, Michelle Obama - did I say Michelle Barack? - Michelle Obama, and, ah, let's just take a few listens here.
Cut Number One, Michelle from two weeks ago:
In 2008, we are still a nation that is too divided. We live in isolation, and because of that isolation, we fear one another.
We don't know our neighbors. We don't talk. We believe that our pain is our own - we don't realize that the struggles and challenges of all of us are the same.
We are too isolated. And we are still a nation that is still too cynical.
We look at it as them and they as opposed to us - we don't engage because we are still too cynical.
Hugh Hewitt: This is the two Americas stuff. Look, I know my neighbors, and I like 'em.
And, and, ah, there've been times when they've needed help, and, ya know, we don't socialize, but they give a call, or we give a call to them - I know my neighbors.
I have a big church community of which I'm a part. I went out with some great church friends last night - people who have known my wife, the fetching Mrs. Hewitt, for 40 years. We went to, ah, down to, Orange County, to the, ah, performing arts center, to hear a great Broadway singer, Faith - I can't remember her last name now - she was great - from Guys and Dolls. We had a great time. Ya know, I know my neighbors, we have community. I don't know what she's talking about.
It gets worse - you know, this whole divided, us/them, two countries, marxist stuff.
Here's Cut Number Two.
Don't get sick in this country - not here. Americans are in debt not because they live frivolously but because someone got sick. And even with insurance, the deductibles and premiums are so high that people are still putting medication [and ?] treatments on credit cards.
And they can't get out from under.
I could go on and on and on, but his is how we're living, people, in 2008.
And things have gotten progressively worse throughout my lifetime - through Democratic and Republican administrations - it hasn't gotten better for regular folks.
Hugh Hewitt: You know - things have gotten progressively worse, during the greatest economic expansion in history, during the greatest explosion in the availability of technology and education.
What is she talking about? I mean, this is radical stuff.
And it gets worse - Cut Number Three.
We have lost the understanding that in a democracy, we have a mutual obligation to one another - that we cannot measure our greatness in the society by the strongest and richest of us, but we have to measure our greatness by the least of these.
That we have to compromise and sacrifice for one another in order to get things done - that is why I am here, because Barack Obama is the only person in this race who understands that.
That before we can work on the problems, we have to fix our souls - our souls are broken in this nation.
Hugh Hewitt: Lemme tell ya', whenever someone from the government comes to you and says, "We have to fix your soul," be VERY afraid.
Governments cannot fix souls.
In my world view, Christ fixed souls. Other people have different world views, I understand, but no one believes - outside of the hardcore left - that government can fix your soul.
I mean, a higher power, I guess - if you want to be non-denominational about this - might fix your soul. The Father of the universe might fix your soul.
But not government.
Not Barack Obama. Not Michelle Obama. None of it.
Not George Bush, not John McCain, not Mitt Romney - no one can fix your soul.
That's scary stuff.
And it gets worse - Cut Number Four.
If we can't see ourselves in one another, we will never make those sacrifices.
So I am here right now because I am married to the only person in this race who has a chance at healing this nation.
Hugh Hewitt: Wow. The only person in this race who can heal the nation.
I am - I, I'm a little bit stunned.
Modesty is not, ah, not in, ah, large supply over at Team Obama.
Cut Number Five.
The first major decision he had to make in his life, after college - "Do I go to Wall Street and make money, or do I work for the people?" - Barack worked as a community organizer in some of the toughest neighborhoods on the south side of Chicago.
Helping young mothers find their voice and their power - folks who had a reason to be cynical because government had forgotten them long ago.
There is no one else in this race who can claim that kind of commitment to people on the ground. No one.
And I would think in a nation like ours, -
Hugh Hewitt: Stop, stop, stop. I'm sorry.
John McCain spent six years in a North Vietnamese prison camp. That's commitment.
Tough neighborhood in [the] south side of Chicago? I'm sure it was. It's not as tough as the Hanoi Hilton.
Mitt Romney spent two and a half years, in France, going door-to-door for his religion. That, that is a tough series of neighborhoods, to go to France, and knock on doors, and say, "I'm a Mormon, I'd like to talk to you." In 1968. Lovely place to be in France.
Don't give me - you know, you go to [the] south side of Chicago and you're a community organizer because you intend to go into politics. And you're building a resume.
Don't give me this stuff. I'm, I mean, this's starting to - time to strip the bark off of this rhetoric.
Cut Number Six.
Barack, as Oprah said, is one of the most brilliant men you will meet in our lifetime.
Barack is more than ready. He'll be ready today, he'll be ready on day one, he'll be ready in a year from now, five years from now - he is ready.
That is not the question. The question is: What are we ready for?
Wait, wait, wait - because we say we're ready for change, we say we're ready for change, butcha see, change is HARD.
Change will always be hard, and it doesn't happen from the top down.
We do not get universal health care, we don't get better schools because somebody else is in the White House. We get change because folks from the grass roots up decide they are sick and tired of other people telling them how their lives will be - when they decide to roll up their sleeves and work.
And Barack Obama will require you to work.
He is going to demand that you shed your cynicism, that you put down your division, that you come out of your isolation, that you move out of your comfort zones, that you push yourselves to be better, and that you engage.
Barack will never allow you to go back to your lives as usual - uninvolved, uninformed...
Hugh Hewitt: Wow!
As, as Dwayne just said, it's beginning to sound like General Zod, ya know, "Bow down before Barack."
One more cut - Cut Number Seven.
We have young kids all over the world who are looking to this nation, and they are trying to figure out who we are, and what we wanna become.
We have a chance, not just to make history, but we can change the world.
We can change the world - yes we can, yes we can, yes we can, yes we can, yes we can...
Hugh Hewitt: Wow, wow, wow.
So that was your first, ah, taste, of, ah, Michelle Obama rhetoric.
You probably haven't heard that, have you? You probably haven't seen that, did you? You probably didn't know that, could you?
Because the Media hasn't been tellin' ya.
What an all-encompassing, government-expanding, pervasive and soul-changing theory of people.
Coming right back, don't go anywhere...
I don't think he will either, and even if he does, it won't matter. Plus, I don't think McCain has the balls to do it.
We'll see how they vote come March. Maybe all those voting in dem primaries (that are repubs) will change their minds come their time to vote if hillary is losing. They know the repub primary means nothing to them now so they're voting in the one that does now.
I'm in NJ. I aleady voted, not that it mattered.
I agree, Clinton is the weaker of the two.
However, I won't try to convince them either way. They're smart in this stuff (far more than I am, glad I already voted). They'll do what is best.
This is so new for me. I've never been so conflicted or so concerned about about our country.
Have faith in the country. We will get through this. I still have faith that the American people will reject Obama once he is exposed for what he is.
I've always had faith in middle america. Hell,I live in the NE, and as a minority. If we want to talk about minorities, lol.
I have faith that no matter what happens, regardless of our government or POTUS, the real americans won't allow this country to suck, but it's still happening. I'm impatient. I also live in the wrong area.
OK, I read a few quotes. She's a liberal simpleton, nothing more. Dangerous as all liberals are but she ain't all that. Her hubby is the mesmerizing nationalist. But Pet Rocks were popular for a few months too. 21st Century Americans aren't quite like 1920's Germans.
Bingo. You nailed it.
Obama can offer the largest tax cuts, free health care, paid college tuition blah blah blah.
When I look at him, all I see is his vote not to give infants who survived abortion medical support.
He's no better than Hitler in my eyes. He's mesmerised the masses the same way Hitler did, while promoting policies to rid the world of those he doesn't deem worthy to live (the unborn) - the same way Hitler did with the Jews.
What GARBAGE his missus spews talking about helping "the least of these". Why doesn't she start with changing her own husband's murderous, vile policies.
You made me want to look into it a little more -- here's her letter doing just that:
And don't forget all the Party-sponsored "charities" paid for by the taxpayer.
Fortunately, Michelle, dear, there is a manually for it that clearly states that it's "under warantee". Try reading it some time:
Nothing but PR bs.
She wears the strangest outfits.
"we have to measure our greatness by the least of these."
Coming from the mouth of a woman who is a big wig officer of Planned Parenthood.
thank you for that very useful link.
Billary (of all people) should have realized that race trumps gender.
And to think there are many FReepers who plan to 'sit this one out' just to make themselves feel 'principaled'.
psycho babble
Dang. You got the impression that because the Obama's are evil, I'd support Judas McCain? No way on God's green earth.
You know, the last thing I want is for government to try and fix my soul. A recipe for chaos.
one wonders if each repair of the soul comes with a set of shiny marching boots.
Sheesh. I don't know if she's been listening to too much Oprah or too much Tom Cruise.
"That before we can work on the problems, we have to fix our souls - our souls are broken in this nation."
Even Karl Marx recognized that human nature had to be changed prior to the emergence of communism. The new man had to be without selfishnish, willing to work for other men and not himself. This was the objective of socialism, to birth that new man.
Now we Mrs. Obama calling for the very changes that were proposed by Karl Marx.
What do you mean she did "just that"?
the whole letter was about opposing the ban.
A key sentence...
The fact remains, with no provision to protect the health of the mother, this ban on a legitimate medical procedure is clearly unconstitutional and must be overturned.
So..she is saying the ban is unconstitutional.
She is describing this as a medical procedure.
It isn't.
It is a procedure designed by abortionists specifically to skirt around already present laws.
There is no medical condition that exists where it is necessary to turn a baby into breech position, deliver the 3/4 of the body, stick a hole in the neck and vacuum out the brain.
It would place much less stress on the mother's health to induce normal delivery or perform a c-section.
This letter only confirms what we already know about Michelle Obama.
"Americas version of Evita Peron. Hey, Mrs. Obama/Peron, dont cry for me...."
Umm, more correctly, another version of Hillary Clinton.
Picture this scenario:
1. Obama wins, holds the White House for 8 years.
2. Towards the end of his presidency, Michelle runs for the Senate in Illinois (heh, do you think she would win?)
3. After B. Hussein leaves office, the junior senator from Illinois makes HER claim to the office....
- John
I mentioned almost the exact same things to some friends a few days ago, and they looked at me like I was crazy!
Barack Hussein Obama is rising to power much the same way that Hitler did!
Pet rocks, lmao!.
"just that" as in published a letter trying to raise funds for the pro-abortionists.
Bob Dylan-Everything Is Broken
Broken lines, broken strings,
Broken threads, broken springs,
Broken idols, broken heads,
People sleeping in broken beds.
Ain't no use jiving
Ain't no use joking
Everything is broken.
Broken bottles, broken plates,
Broken switches, broken gates,
Broken dishes, broken parts,
Streets are filled with broken hearts.
Broken words never meant to be spoken,
Everything is broken.
Bridge: Seem like every time you stop and turn around
Something else just hit the ground
Broken cutters, broken saws,
Broken buckles, broken laws,
Broken bodies, broken bones,
Broken voices on broken phones.
Take a deep breath, feel like you're chokin',
Everything is broken.
Bridge: Every time you leave and go off someplace
Things fall to pieces in my face
Broken hands on broken ploughs,
Broken treaties, broken vows,
Broken pipes, broken tools,
People bending broken rules.
Hound dog howling, bull frog croaking,
Everything is broken.
Well,very true about affirmative action.It causes the distinct uneasiness that whenever you meet a minority professional,in the back of your mind you wonder"how did he GET that job?"
The corollary to ending affirmative action is to also eliminate mindless discrimination in hiring in FAVOR of whites,a practice that went on for many years in this country.
And while I know Obama and crew are big advovates for affirmative action,the whole policy really got going in 1969 under Republican Richard Nixon and contimued unabated in the Reagan years.
Yes, socialism is destroying the soul of this nation. Until that is fixed by utterly rejecting it those who encourage it will continue to divide this nation until it collapses entirely. Right on, Michelle!
The solution to that is free market capitalism. Simple isn't it?
Your soul will be fixed when you completely renounce conservativism in any form and completely submit yourself to Obama. Thats when they will decide you are fit to live. They are going to change the world. No doubt they have a plan to do just that but we won't like the result. God help us all.
But a lot of so called conservatives have stated they will vote for him because of McCains CFR stance. The country has gone crazy!
The emperor went to the tailor and said "please repair my trousers sir, I think they are torn"
After a pause to gather his thoughts the tailor replied " but sir you have no trousers. Perhaps you forgot to put them on"
What's this "WE" bullsh*t?
My soul isn't broken, but it could use a new fan belt.
Notice how she is dressed and the way she is holding her arms? She and Obama are trying to send a Christlike image of themselves to the people.
It's probably because your Secret Service agents keep shooing them away.
I just can't help but think most of these "I'll vote for Obama before McCain" people just have to be plants. I can't believe my fellow conservatives would actually prefer this over McCain.
Good for you!
I wouldn't be so sure about that. I believe they are worse today. They have that rock star mentality today.
Tell your friends that they can also listen to it:
There is absolutely no way that Obama can win the presidency in November with stuff like this ready to be exposed. I'm just hoping we can keep a lid on this stuff until the Clintons are relegated to the dustbins.
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4 But now the Lord my God hath given me
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6 Now therefore command thou that they hew me
7 ¶And it came to pass, when Hiram heard the words of Solomon, that he rejoiced greatly, and said,
8 And Hiram sent to Solomon, saying, I have considered the things which thou sentest to me for: and I will do all thy desire concerning timber of cedar, and concerning timber of
9 My servants shall bring them down from Lebanon unto the sea: and I will convey them by sea in floats unto the place that thou shalt appoint me, and will cause them to be discharged there, and thou shalt receive them: and thou shalt accomplish my desire, in giving food for my household.
10 So Hiram gave Solomon cedar trees and fir trees according to all his desire.
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Love the taste. Not very salty so you could add more sea salt if desired.
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I really love this noodle soup. It has just the right mix of flavour and textures - slightly spicy, warm and filling (well - filling for a snack). It's best if you just pour boiling water into it and let it sit with a cover over it, instead of trying to heat it up in the microwave.
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I like all the Dr. McDougall's noodle cups; I like the spicier varieties a bit more than this one, but it's good for lunch or a low-fat snack.
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