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Our Opinion Impeachment mania cheers Democrats
Bill Clinton was a two-term Demo cratic president and Barack Obama will be as well -- unless, of course, he is successfully impeached. Mr. Clinton survived the Republican coup d'etat disguised as an impeachment proceeding and polls today testify to his considerable popularity. Polls today suggest that President Obama's popularity is in decline, but impeachment talk may give him and his party a boost when they most need it.
With the congressional session winding down and the nation facing all manner of domestic and foreign issues, Republicans were consumed by impeachment and their embarrassing lawsuit against the president. House Speaker John Boehner, who brought America the lawsuit (and voted in favor of all four articles of impeachment against President Clinton), is running from impeachment, calling it a "scam" by Democrats to energize their base and increase campaign donations. Democrats are indeed reaping the benefits of impeachment chatter and disgust with the lawsuit, but impeachment mania, like the Tea Party, is a creation of GOP leadership that has turned against its creator.
Impeachment, according to the Consti tution, is to be reserved for serious crimes like those committed by Richard Nixon. It is not to be used in response to policy disagreements or because one party is frustrated because it doesn't like a president of the other party and can't beat him (or her) fair and square at the ballot box.
Impeachment talk blossomed after Mr. Obama's re-election, and tea party ex tremists and members of the Republican Party's media and entertainment wing like Sarah Palin have urged his impeachment for: Benghazi and its "cover-up," the failed, "Operation Fast and Furious" sting operation, taking "marching orders" from the UN and NATO, "nationalizing" General Motors, the IRS "scandal," and executive orders mandating EPA policy, among others. No impeachable offenses here and precious little logic, but plenty of ammunition for Democrats seeking to attract support from Americans who believe the office of the presidency should be respected and are fed up with partisan politics. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee reported last week that it had raised $7.6 million online since it began sending out appeals for money based on impeachment talk and the GOP lawsuit against the president.
Republicans have short memories of the impeachment of Bill Clinton over non-existent financial illegalities lumped under the term Whitewater and the president's foolish but inconsequential affair with Monica Lewinsky. The backlash against the transparently political impeachment resulted in a GOP pasting in the off-year election. There was impeachment talk among Democrats during the George W. Bush administration, in particular surrounding the war in Iraq, but it never ignited. Mr. Bush's actions were frequently wrong-headed but they were not illegal (congressional Democrats signed on to the Iraq War) or impeachable.
The Republican impeachment industry has led to websites such as Impeach-Obama.com, which last week turned its attention from the president to the substantial fees Hillary's Clinton collects for speaking engagements. Is it possible to impeach a president before she is elected? With impeachment mania in full flower maybe America will find out.
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1. I understand that coconut palm sugar doesn't produce the bad carbohydrate effects of regular sugar. What do you know about this product?
2. I often find myself overeating when I'm not hungry. Why?
3. How do we properly dispose of energy saving light bulbs?
4. How do I properly dispose of old prescriptions and expired vitamins?
5. Is there any nutritional value in mushrooms?
6. I'm feeling dehydrated. How much water should I be drinking each day?
7. Should I eat only the white of the egg to be healthy?
8. Should I buy all of my fruits and vegetables organic?
9. I frequently get sick. What can I do about it?
10. Are brown eggs healthier than white since they are more expensive?
11. Is there a healthy sports drink?
12. What brand of probiotics do you recommend?
13. Why is soy to be avoided for breast cancer risk?
1. I have drastically cut back on my sugar intake, but I still want to bake some healthy breads for breakfast. I recently made an apple, whole wheat bread with coconut palm sugar which is similar in taste to brown sugar. (I cut the sugar amount in half as well.) I understand that it doesn't produce the bad carbohydrate effects of regular sugar. What do you know about this product? Barbara S. from Schererville, Indiana
Great question, Barbara. Sugar is quite a big buzz these days. First of all, fantastic job making your own bread and cutting down the sugar from the recipe instructions! When buying coconut palm sugar, be sure to check the label of the product you are buying as some of the "palm sugar" sold is not pure coconut palm sugar but is blended with other fillers such as white cane sugar. Look for pure certified organic coconut palm sugar, such as the brand Sweet Tea. Pure coconut palm sugar is reportedly very low in fructose (though there is question about the authenticity of this claim), and its main sugar component is sucrose. The number of calories in coconut palm sugar is similar to the number in regular table sugar and its closer relative, brown sugar.
In my opinion, coconut palm sugar should not be considered a "health" food and should be used as a treat, just like any sugar. It seems like not enough independent information is out just yet to believe all of the claims about it being low in carbs and glycemic index. Also, there is a downside to coconut palm sugar that should be mentioned. Many believe that it is not a sustainable industry. Coconut trees farmed for the sugar cannot be used for their coconuts. This means that producing the palm sugar comes at the expense of wonderful things like coconut oil, milk, flour, and water. As more trees are converted to producing sugar, it will drive up the price for these other coconut products.
The bottom line is that there seems to be mixed opinions about coconut palm sugar—both from the health claims and sustainability. You could try using raw local honey or maple syrup as a "healthier" sugar substitute (keeping in mind that it's good to reduce all forms of sugar in your diet). You could also try substituting bananas, applesauce, or dates (or date syrup). On a related note for baking, a good substitute for white flour is almond flour. You might want to check out Against All Grain for some healthy recipe ideas.
2. I often find myself overeating even when I'm not hungry. Why?
People who overeat are often using food as a way to satisfy their emotional need, not their physical one. One of my overweight clients said that he did not eat to get full, he ate to change his mood. He would keep eating until he felt better. The problem is that with time, the quantity of food needed to feel better got larger and larger. Next time you find yourself overeating, stop and ask yourself why. If you are eating because you are hungry, great - keep eating (though recognize that it takes 20 minutes for your stomach to tell your brain that you are full). If you are eating to change your mood, take a moment and think about whether there is another way to satisfy the need. Go for a walk, call a friend, play with your pet, read a book.
3. We have gotten most of the house switched over to energy saving light bulbs, but now we have a few burning out, and I think I heard somewhere that they cannot be thrown in the "regular" recycle. True or am I making things up? And if so, how do we get rid of them properly? Tiffany D. from Danville, CA
First of all, great job switching over to energy saving light bulbs. Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) use around 75 percent less energy and last about 10 times as long as standard incandescent light bulbs. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that if every home in the U.S. replaced one incandescent light bulb with a CFL, the energy savings would be enough to power three million homes for a year. However, you are right. Because CFLs contain a small amount of mercury, they should be disposed of properly. If you go to Earth 911 and type in "light bulb" and your zip code, you will get a list of local places to return your energy efficient bulbs. Typically home improvement places like Home Depot and Loews will take them. Thanks for being kind to the environment and not just throwing them in the trash.
4. How do I properly dispose of old prescriptions and expired vitamins? Christy S. from Alamo, CA
Great question! Many people throw old medications in the trash or flush them down the toilet. Neither of these are ideal solutions for the environment. Medications thrown in the trash find their way into the soil and those flushed down the toilet make their way into our water supply. Eighty percent of the streams and nearly 25% of groundwater in the U.S. have been found to be contaminated with a variety of medications. Many places like police departments and pharmacies have take-back programs for unwanted medications. To find a place near you, go to Earth 911 or Dispose My Meds. Simply type in your zip code to find a place near you. The same places that take your medications should also take your unwanted vitamins.
5. Is there any nutritional value in mushrooms? Janet F. from San Ramon, CA
Yes! The health benefits vary with the type of mushroom. Button mushrooms are the ones you see most often. These include white, crimini, and portobello. Button mushrooms are an excellent source of many minerals, including selenium, copper, potassium, and zinc. They are also an excellent source of B vitamins. The health superstars in the mushroom family are shiitake, maitake, and reishi. These mushrooms are excellent sources of selenium, polysaccharides, and iron. They are also good sources of protein, dietary fiber, and vitamin C. Shiitake mushrooms help to boost the immune system and lower cholesterol levels. Maitake mushrooms are thought to help fight cancer. Reishi mushrooms are known to boost the immune system and help treat viral infections. So, enjoy your mushrooms! They are helping to promote your health, even the most common ones.
6. I'm feeling dehydrated. How much water should I be drinking each day? Mike D. from Tracy, CA
Water is the regulator of all of our body's functions and is the main source of energy transport for every cell in our body. Dehydration can lead to a variety of health problems. Try to drink 48 to 64 ounces of water daily, tending toward the higher end if you drink a lot of coffee, alcohol, or soda. Dehydration contributes to toxic overload in the body which can lead to a variety of health problems including arthritis, asthma, colitis, depression, diabetes, heartburn, headaches, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and low back and neck pain. Drinking water is a great way to promote health in your body. Do you have a cup of water next to you now? If not, go get one!
7. Should I eat only the white of the egg to be healthy?
No, just the opposite. The yolk is the healthiest part of the egg where all of the nutrients are. Eggs are a fantastic source of protein (has all of the essential amino acids) and have a lot of vitamins and minerals. Just some more info about the yolks - Yolks contain more than 90% of the calcium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, thiamin, B6, folate, and B12 of the egg. In addition, the yolks contain all of the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K in the egg, as well as all of the essential fatty acids. Although eggs get a bad rap for raising cholesterol, research is showing this not to be the case. So don't be afraid to eat an egg - all of it!
8. Should I buy all of my fruits and vegetables organic?
In a perfect world, yes. But sometimes, money and availability can prevent this. The Environmental Working Group puts out a guide highlighting which fruits and vegetables have the highest pesticides ("Dirty Dozen") and which 15 are the cleanest ("Clean 15"). Eating five servings of fruits and vegetables a day from the Clean 15 list rather than from the Dirty Dozen can lower your pesticide intake by up to 92 percent. Produce listed on the Dirty Dozen should be bought organic, when possible. The Dirty Dozen are apples, celery, strawberries, peaches, spinach, nectarines, grapes, sweet bell peppers, potatoes, hot peppers, cucumbers, and cherry tomatoes. The Clean 15 are onions, corn, pineapples, avocado, asparagus, sweet peas, mangoes, eggplant, cantaloupe, kiwi, cabbage, papayas, sweet potatoes, grapefruit, and mushrooms. You can download a free app here by signing up for the EWG newsletter.
9. I frequently get sick. What can I do about it? Jennifer S. from San Pedro, CA
Wash your hands! This can protect you from respiratory diseases, stomach disease, germs, and viruses. Technique is more important than technology, so washing your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds (sing Happy Birthday twice in your head) will leave you better off than using hand sanitizers. Sanitizers are a great alternative if no soap and water are available, but they do not eliminate all types of germs.
10. Are brown eggs healthier than white since they are more expensive?
No! There is no nutritional difference between brown and white eggs. The only distinction between the two is the price and color. White eggs get their color from being produced by hens with white feathers and ear lobes, while brown shelled eggs are produced by hens with red feathers and red ear lobes. Save money and buy white, preferably from hens that are humanely treated.
11. Is there a healthy sports drink?
Yes, try coconut water. It is all natural and has more potassium, less sodium, and less sugar than most manufactured sports drinks. If you don't love the taste, try adding fresh lemon or lime juice to it.
12. What brand of probiotics do you recommend? Kristin R. from Paso Robles, CA
A few of the brands I recommend are Garden of Life Raw Probiotics that you can get at Whole Foods. Pearls is also a good brand. It is cheaper at Amazon, but carried at Whole Foods too. Other brands I recommend that you can find online are Strengtia by Apex Energetics and Probiotic Synergy by Designs for Health. Look for brands that contain Lactobaccillus and Sacchromyces Boulardi as ingredients.
13. Why is soy to be avoided for breast cancer risk? Paul C. from Berkeley, CA
Such an important question, Paul. There is some controversy about the connection between soy and breast cancer. The argument for not eating soy to reduce breast cancer risk is that soy foods contain isoflavones, which are chemically similar to estrogens. Estrogen is linked to hormonally-sensitive cancers in women, such as breast cancer. Others say there is no connection between soy and breast cancer. If you are concerned about breast cancer risk, the jury is still out with people on both sides of the argument, but I err on the side of caution (I ham at risk for breast cancer) and avoid soy altogether.
On a side note, soy is typically a very processed food, so if you are going to eat soy, it is best to eat it as pure as you can (e.g. tempeh or edamame). Also, a lot of the soy products on the market are genetically modified, so search for ones that are not.

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The Aramac Shire Council's decision was overturned earlier this year, but the Opposition last night moved a disallowance motion in State Parliament in protest.
Local Government Minister Warren Pitt told the House that the council was relying on money from roads and flood repair funding to pay for the 8 per cent pay rise.
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MLB's Most Notable Moments of April 2012May 1, 2012
MLB's Most Notable Moments of April 2012
It's only been a month, but the 2012 MLB season has given us a lot in the way of entertainment, shock value and just plain great performances so far.
With the Rays, Indians and Rangers all leading their divisions in the AL, and the Nationals, Cardinals and Dodgers atop their respective divisions in the NL, division races appear to be wide open this year.
With that said, here's a look at the most noteworthy moments to come out the first month of the season around the MLB.
Ubaldo Jimenez Beans Troy Tulowitzki
It was still spring training, but Ubaldo Jimenez's beaning of Troy Tulowitzki during an April 1st contest between the Cleveland Indians and Colorado Rockies earned him a five-game suspension.
The benches cleared, the former teammates jawed face-to-face and the whole scene was pretty ugly.
Jim Tracy memorably stated of the incident:
It's the most gutless act I have seen in 35 years of professional baseball. I have lost all respect for him. To do something like that and walk down off the mound, and if there's any suggestion whatsoever that the ball got away, I don't want to hear any of that (expletive). He intentionally threw at him...Are you kidding me? Five days before opening day and you are going to take a potshot like that? It was the worst I have seen. I have lost respect for him and that's a very difficult thing for me to say.
Jimenez, who reportedly told FoxSports.com that he was upset over the fact that Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez were getting lucrative contract extensions instead of him, said that he did not intentionally throw at Tulo, but came inside on him because "He was calling me names. He was calling me chicken, but not chicken, another really aggressive word that I can't say right now."
Whatever the real story was, it was certainly a memorable scene, especially among the forgettable annals of spring training.
Ozzie Guillen Firmly Inserts Foot in Mouth
This was probably not the way the Marlins expected to open the season, what with a new ballpark, extravagant home run display and several shiny new player acquisitions.
But in his first year as Miami's manager, Ozzie Guillen managed to top all of the newsworthy moves his new team had made by professing his love for Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in a story published by Time Magazine on April 9th.
During the ensuing backlash, Guillen apologized for his comments, but the damage was done. Guillen will always be remembered for his foot-in-mouth style of handling the media and this is his crown achievement.
Matt Kemp Predicts 50-50, Proceeds to Tear Apart NL
Last November, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp stated in a conference call with MLB beat writers, "I'm going to go 50-50 next year."
Whether or not you think Kemp can accomplish a feat which has never been done in the history of the sport, one would have to agree that he's off to a good start.
He's hitting .417/.490/.893 and is leading all of baseball with a 2.1 fWAR. With only two stolen bases on the year, it's not looking good for Kemp's offseason prediction. But that shouldn't matter to Dodgers fans, as he has them off to one of their best starts in years with a 3.5 game lead over the Giants in the NL West.
Matt Cain Abuses the State of Pennsylvania
One word sums up Matt Cain's performance over a two-game, mid-April stretch against the Pirates and Phillies: efficiency.
On April 13th, Cain tossed a complete game shutout against Pittsburgh, a one-hit gem which was wrapped up in 106 pitches in a 5-0 home drubbing of the Pirates. And oh-by-the-way, that one hit was the only base runner he allowed.
In his very next start on April 18th, Cain was snapping necks again as he tossed just 91 pitches over nine shutout innings against the other Pennsylvanian team, the Phillies. Unfortunately for the Giants' hurler, his team didn't provide any support and he ended up with a no-decision, with San Francisco taking the 1-0 victory in extra innings.
But he wasn't alone in his frustration that day, as Phillies starter Cliff Lee threw what was perhaps the most dominant start of the season to date for Philadelphia, 10 innings of shutout ball, in a no decision.
Guess the bats had a case of Pujols-itis that day.
Rick Ankiel Channels Bo Jackson
Bo Jackson probably had the best outfield arm of all time, making legendary throws on several occasions which are still talked about to this day. Just Googling "Bo Jackson throws" will make your hard drive explode. Go ahead, try it. Just don't send me the bill for your new computer.
For those of you who are too young to have seen Jackson play, Washington Nationals outfielder Rick Ankiel gave us a little taste of what we've been missing on April 16th in a 6-3 win over the Astros.
With his team up 2-0 and Houston speedster Jordan Schafer standing at third base, Ankiel hauled off and fired a strike on the fly to Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos. Schafer barely even moved. It was a breathtaking throw, and you can catch the video here.
Somewhere, Bo Jackson is smiling.
Jamie Moyer: Oldest Pitcher Ever to Win an MLB Game
Don't call it a comeback—he's been here for years.
On April 17th, 2012, Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher ever to win a game in Major League Baseball. At 49, he probably isn't going to the Hall of Fame. But his career certainly has been a good, memorable one, and the Rockies' 5-3 win over the Padres is a nice bonus to his 25-year run which has seen Moyer collect 268 wins thus far.
And yes, you read that correctly, he has been playing for 25 years (since 1986).
Bartolo Colon Throws 38 Straight Strikes
Bartolo Colon is just as well known for spending most of his time in the donut shop as he does in the strike zone. But his weight didn't seem to be a problem on April 18th during a 6-0 Oakland win over the L.A. Angels.
According to MLB.com, Colon's 38 consecutive strikes constituted the longest such streak "since at least 1988...Tim Wakefield is the next closest with 30 in 1998." This was truly an amazing performance, one that will likely not be duplicated for a long time. And it came from Bartolo Colon, no less.
Who knew?
Michael Bourn Holds Up Game for Personal Business
During the bottom of the fourth inning of Atlanta's 10-2 win over Arizona on April 19th, outfielder Michael Bourn was caught doing his best Manny Ramirez impression (who was known for disappearing into the Green Monster from time to time) while taking a bathroom break.
Bourn emerged from the dugout with his pants partially buckled, and everyone had a good humored laugh at his expense. You can check out the video here.
Curtis Granderson Hits Three Home Runs, Goes 5-for-5
On April 19th, Yankees outfielder Curtis Granderson hammered three home runs in his first three at-bats, becoming the first player to hit three in a game at the new Yankee Stadium, while giving everyone in attendance dreams of seeing four—or possibly five—long balls in a single contest.
After homers in the first, second and fourth, Granderson singled twice in his final two at-bats to help New York to a 7-6 win over Minnesota.
It was a magical night for Granderson, though it may not be remembered over the long haul considering the rich history of franchise he is employed by.
Toronto Blue Jays Complete a Triple Play
Sure, a triple play usually happens in the MLB a few times every season, but it's still a pretty exciting play. And with this one (click here to see the video) on April 20th, the Toronto Blue Jays pulled off their first triple play in nearly 33 years (the last one coming on September 21, 1979 against the Yankees).
The Kansas City Royals' Eric Hosmer lined out to Blue Jays first baseman Adam Lind, who tagged first and doubled off Yuniesky Betancourt. Lind then threw to second and caught Alex Gordon off the bag to complete the play. The Jays ended up winning the contest 4-3.
Here's a complete list of all the triple plays recorded in Major League Baseball since 1876.
Fenway Turns 100, Yankees Ruin the Party
It was only an early-season, two-game set, but it was as brutal as one could be for the Boston Red Sox.
On April 20th, the Red Sox brass invited anyone and everyone who had formerly been part of the organization (whether they came or not was a different story) to be a part of the celebration. Pedro Martinez and Kevin Millar had a raucous toast prior to the game and the memories were flowing like champagne.
Then, the Yankees spoiled the nostalgia with a 6-2 win, mashing five home runs off of dejected Sox starter Clay Buchholz. In addition, Alex Rodriguez had one of the five to pass Ken Griffey Jr. for fifth place on the all-time home runs list with 631 homers. Ouch.
But the Bronx Bombers weren't done.
After Boston jumped out to a 9-0 lead through the fifth inning of the following game, the Yanks stormed back with 15 unanswered runs, piling it on against the struggling Red Sox bullpen.
New York left town with a 15-9 victory and the knowledge that their offense could pound an opposing staff into submission.
Phil Humber Tosses a Perfect Game
And then there was this.
In what is perhaps the most memorable moment of 2012 thus far, Chicago White Sox hurler Phil Humber threw a perfect game, defeating the Seattle Mariners 4-0 on April 21st.
It was the 21st time a perfect game had been thrown in major league history (not counting Jim Joyce's blown call in Armando Galarraga's near-perfect effort in 2010, or the pair tossed by Harvey Haddix and Pedro Martinez, which were broken up in extra innings).
The 29-year-old Humber is with his fourth organization and has a career winning percentage of just .522 over parts of seven years, yet he needed just 96 pitches over 27 batters to dispatch of the Mariners at Safeco.
Of course, he went out and got trounced by the Red Sox in his following start, but no one will ever forget the day he took the mound in Seattle.
Click here for a full list of perfect games.
Ivan Rodriguez Officially Retires
One of the greatest catchers of all time, Pudge officially called it quits on April 23rd in front of the crowd in Texas, where he spent his most formidable playing years.
Rodriguez caught a record a record 2,427 games behind the dish and finished with a .296/.334/.464 career batting line to go with 311 home runs and 1,332 RBI. His 21 years included stints in Texas, Florida, Detroit, New York, Houston and Washington.
Delmon Young Charged with Hate Crime
On April 27th, Tigers outfielder Delmon Young was highly intoxicated outside of a New York night club while his team was in town for a three-game stretch with the Yankees. Young reportedly yelled anti-semitic remarks towards a group of young men and a scuffle broke out.
The 26-year-old Tiger was then taken to a hospital by police in order to sober up before processing.
Oh, what a night.
Young was subsequently suspended for seven games by the commissioner. Bud Selig released a statement on the incident, saying: "An incident like this cannot and will not be tolerated...I understand that Mr. Young is regretful, and it is my expectation that he will learn from this unfortunate episode."
Scott Hairston Hits for the Cycle
On April 27th, Mets outfielder Scott Hairston went 4-for-4 in his first four at-bats in an 18-9 loss at the hands of the Colorado Rockies. It was something of a career night for Hairston, who sports a .250 career batting average.
It was the 10th time the feat has been accomplished in Mets history, and the first since Jose Reyes pulled it off in June of 2006.
Click here for the all-time list of cycles.
Bryce Harper and Mike Trout Called Up on Same Day
It's not often that two of the most awaited position prospects in the sport are called up on the same day, but that's exactly what happened on Saturday the 28th.
Washington Nationals phenom Bryce Harper made his major league debut against the Dodgers, and it was a notable one. The-19-year-old nailed a rope to center for his first major league hit—a double—and went 1-for-3 in four plate appearances. He also managed to make the highlight reel with a leaping catch in right and added his first RBI on a sac fly in the ninth inning.
Unfortunately for the Nats, they dropped the game 4-3.
Meanwhile, in the wake of the Angels' release of veteran Bobby Abreu, L.A. recalled their top-prospect, Mike Trout, for a little big-league action. Through three games since the call-up, Trout has gone just 1-for-11 in 12 plate appearances.
Ryan Braun Sets Petco HR Record
There has been plenty of talk about moving in the fences at San Diego's Petco Park.
Apparently, Ryan Braun didn't hear any of it.
In Milwaukee's 8-3 win over the Padres last night, Braun continued his mission on silencing his critics following his battle with PED allegations, smashing three home runs and going 4-for-5 with six RBI.
The Brewers needed it, too, as they are sitting 3.5 games back of the first place Cardinals.
Albert Pujols Is Still Homerless
There's been plenty of press about the former St. Louis first basemen's struggles, so let's just allow the numbers to speak for themselves: $240 million for zero home runs in 92 at-bats.
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Pressure on Kenny for concession ahead of bailout cut
THE Government last night reiterated that Ireland's corporation tax rate is not up for grabs as a cut in the interest rate on the bailout was negotiated.
Meanwhile, a new opinion poll revealed that Taoiseach Enda Kenny's performance on the international stage was going down well with the public.
However, Mr Kenny is under mounting pressure from Germany and France to give some concession on corporation tax in return for a 1pc cut to the bailout repayment rate.
The pressure on the Government to agree a common set of rules across the EU for paying corporation tax was cranked up at an EU finance ministers meeting at the weekend.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble said the Government would have to make some gesture in return for the interest-rate reduction.
He pointed directly at agreement on the common EU tax base and warned of the consequences of Ireland not granting a concession.
"It is a step in the right direction. If Ireland, for its part, doesn't want to make any changes, then there is no willingness on the side of the (German) government to make changes," he said.
The summit was attended by Finance Minister Michael Noonan, who held talks with his French counterpart Christine Lagarde and Mr Schauble.
Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton said the Government would not accept any changes in the corporation tax rate.
"There is no shift in our position," he said.
Support for the main parties since the general election is largely unchanged.
The Red C opinion poll in the 'Sunday Business Post' put Fine Gael on 39pc, Labour on 18pc, Fianna Fail on 16pc, Sinn Fein on 11pc and Independents on 16pc.
Compared to the 2011 general election result, Fine Gael is up three points, the Labour Party is down 1pc, Fianna Fail is down 1pc, Sinn Fein is up 1pc and Independents and others are down 1pc.
The Government is performing well so far, with 35pc of voters saying they are impressed, 30pc saying they are not and 35pc who don't know.
Mr Kenny's high-profile visits to Washington and Brussels resulted in 43pc concluding he had represented Ireland well in negotiations abroad, 22pc saying he had not and 35pc who don't know.
But there is anger at the failure of the Government to burn bondholders as part of the banking strategy, with 41pc saying they are angry the coalition is not following through on its pledge, 33pc disagreeing and 26pc who don't know.
Meanwhile, Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin will announce his frontbench in the coming days. Fianna Fail deputy leader Brian Lenihan will remain as finance spokesman.
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|Callaway, J K: 6 articles (11/2006 - 10/2000)
|Jarrott, B: 5 articles (11/2006 - 10/2000)
|Beart, P M: 3 articles (07/2004 - 10/2000)
|Giardina, S F: 2 articles (07/2004 - 04/2001)
|Hermansson, Ann: 1 article (12/2012)
|Hultcrantz, Malou: 1 article (12/2012)
|Stenfeldt, Karin: 1 article (12/2012)
|Groth, Anita: 1 article (12/2012)
|Enoksson, Frida: 1 article (12/2012)
|Stalfors, Joacim: 1 article (12/2012)
|Stroke (Strokes)
12/01/1999 - "The present findings suggest that AM-36 may have great promise in the acute treatment of human stroke."
07/01/2004 - "The present studies demonstrate Na+ channel blocking activity of AM-36 both in vitro and in vivo, together with significant neuroprotection when administration is delayed up to 5 h following experimental stroke."
11/01/2001 - "5. These studies indicate that AM-36 is a unique neuroprotective agent with multiple modes of action, making it an attractive candidate for the treatment of acute stroke in humans."
11/01/2001 - "AM-36 was neuroprotective even when administration was delayed until 3 h systemically, or 5 h intravenously, after induction of stroke. "
04/01/2001 - "This bifunctional profile of activity may underlie the potent neuroprotective effects of AM-36 recently found in a stroke model in conscious rats."
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10/15/2000 - "AM-36 (1.8 mg/kg i.p.) or vehicle, was administered 30 min, 24 and 48 h after endothelin-1-induced middle cerebral artery occlusion in conscious rats. "
12/01/1999 - "AM-36 (6 mg/kg IP) or vehicle was administered intraperitoneally 30, 60, or 180 minutes after middle cerebral artery occlusion. "
12/01/1999 - "Delayed treatment with AM-36, a novel neuroprotective agent, reduces neuronal damage after endothelin-1-induced middle cerebral artery occlusion in conscious rats."
11/01/2001 - "4. In a middle cerebral artery occlusion model of stroke in conscious rats, systemic administration of AM-36 markedly reduced both cortical and striatal infarct volume and significantly improved functional outcome in motor performance, neurological deficit and sensorimotor neglect tests. "
01/01/2010 - "The antinociception after morphine (3.2 mg/kg) was increased by co-administration with CNSB002 from 28.0 and 31.7% to 114.6 and 56.9% reversal of hyperalgesia in the inflammatory and neuropathic models, respectively (P < 0.01; one-way analysis of variance-significantly greater than either drug given alone). "
01/01/2010 - "The doses calculated to cause 50% reversal of hyperalgesia (ED50) were 7.54 (1.81) and 4.83 (1.54) in the carrageenan model and 44.18 (1.37) and 9.14 (1.24) in the STZ-induced neuropathy model for CNSB002 and morphine, respectively (mg/kg; mean, SEM). "
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08/01/2008 - "To study the effect of Astrangalus mongholicus (AM) on the expression of Connective Tissue Growth Factor (CTGF) in SD rats with Unilateral Ureteral Obstruction (UUO) and elucidate the mechanism underlying the renorotective effects of AM. 36 Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into 3 groups: sham-operation group (Sham), UUO group (UUO) and UUO + AM group (AM). "
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01/01/2010 - "This study determined the antihyperalgesic effect of CNSB002, a sodium channel blocker with antioxidant properties given alone and in combinations with morphine in rat models of inflammatory and neuropathic pain. "
01/01/2010 - "Studies of synergy between morphine and a novel sodium channel blocker, CNSB002, in rat models of inflammatory and neuropathic pain."
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With as many as 10 million U.S. baby boomers at risk for developing Alzheimer's¹, the Alzheimer's Association® and Pfizer are collaborating to raise awareness and reduce the stigma associated with the disease.
The Alzheimer's Association and Pfizer have teamed up to launch the national initiative It's Time to Face Alzheimer's. The initiative asks Americans to voice their support about the need to address this devastating disease, and to share photos and stories of their loved ones who are, or have been, affected via the interactive website at TimetoFaceAlz.org. The photos will make up a Faces of Alzheimer's mosaic. See my story below–Fab Dancer tries to Find Familiarity in the Foreign Land of Alzheimer's.
The initiative will also be featured with a float – "The Boomer Express" – in the Tournament of Roses® Parade on New Year's Day in Pasadena, CA. "The Boomer Express" is a 55-foot long train that will ring its bell every 70 seconds to represent how frequently someone in America develops Alzheimer's disease.¹
For the estimated 5.3 million Americans who are living with this disease,¹ and the 7.7 million Americans aged 65 and older who are estimated to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's by 2030,² imagine the poignancy of hearing that bell every minute and ten seconds. You'll feel the the urgency when you realize:
The next bell could be for my loved one.
The bell after that could be for me!
For more information or to add your story and photo, visit the website at TimetoFaceAlz.org
I submitted, Fab Dancer Finding Familiarity in a Foreign Land to the Time to Face Alzheimer's site. You may read it below:
Fab Dancer tries to Find Familiarity in the Foreign Land of Alzheimer's
My father, Martin Avadian, was surprised when his forty-ninth birthday present was delivered in August—ME!
Throughout my childhood, we were known as the two Leos. Despite his age, he was in great shape. The last honest-to-goodness race we ran, he still won at age eighty.
Imagine that!
By eighty-six and three years since my mother died, he was struggling to make sense of his world—locking himself out of his Wisconsin home of forty-five years; pulling on the shoulder of the expressway then, disoriented, walking toward Illinois to visit his (now late) brother with Parkinson's; forgetting to pay his bills, including his house insurance. (I discovered a major gas leak in his home that took five men from the gas company to fix.)
By the time my husband and I moved him into our California home, he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
While here, he served as a fabulous dance partner with the younger ladies at the adult day care center.
We lovingly cared for him until the sleepless burden grew so great, my husband and I began showing signs of Alzheimer's—running into the garage door and hallucinating. There's actually a name for this—caregiver dementia.
After placing him in a local care home, he thrived while we regained our strength and spent time with him on outings, playing games, and more.
I included a picture of him that shows how Alzheimer's steals the very essence of our loved ones; leaving a hollowed person trying to find familiarity in a foreign land.
¹ Alzheimer's Association. "2010 Alzheimer's disease facts and figures." Alzheimers Dement. 2010; 6:158, 161.
² Hebert, LE; Scherr, PA; Bienias, JL; Bennett, DA; and Evans, DA. "Alzheimer's disease in the U.S. population: Prevalence estimates using the 2000 census." Archives of Neurology 2003; 60:1119–1122.


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Review: Crash Into Me
May 2010
Owen, Frank, Audrey, and Jin-Ae have one thing in common: they all want to die. When they meet online after each attempts suicide and fails, the four teens make a deadly pact: they will escape together on a summer road trip to visit the sites of celebrity suicides…and at their final destination, they will all end their lives. As they drive cross-country, bonding over their dark impulses, sharing their deepest secrets and desires, living it up, hooking up, and becoming true friends, each must decide whether life is worth living–or if there's no turning back.–From Goodreads
I was disturbingly excited when I read the synopsis for Albert Borris' Crash into Me. The premise was unusual and morbid enough that I was sure I would love it. Most people who know me have come to terms with the fact that I am intellectually fascinated by the topic of suicide, which results in them watching more dark and depressing movies than the average individual. In fact, my first blog was called November of the Soul and dealt with suicide and self-injury research. As it turns out, nobody is really interested in reading about that.
Albert Camus said, "There is but one serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy." Suicide deals with the ultimate question: To be or not to be? So, as I said, I was excited by the idea behind Borris' book, and I wanted to love it, but my feelings while reading it were only lukewarm.
The story was well-written, and I enjoyed the top 10 lists and IM conversations inserted intermittently. However, some of the suicide research felt a little too forced. Despite Owen's nickname of "Professor," his recitations of facts about suicide do not sound authentic. In the IM conversations, though, Jin-Ae captures the essence of this book, describing snakes trapped in their own skin: "The only way that kind of snake can survive is to crash itself against the rocks, like not care if it lives anymore. Then it can live. But it has to flail around so bad, smash itself up." Like the snakes, Owen, Jin-Ae, Audrey, and Frank can only survive by giving up on life and flailing around on a cross-country road trip, intent on dying at the end.
Borris realistically captures the ambivalence of suicidal ideation, portraying teens who simultaneously want to escape their problems through death, but also imagine what their futures might look like. Even so, I had a hard time digging into this book right away. The beginning couldn't quite grab my attention, requiring frequent breaks, but my reading speed picked up as I got to know the characters better toward the end. There's not much element of surprise, but Owen does reveal an interesting family secret that is worth sticking around for until the last few pages.
If you are interested in another story about teen suicide, I would also recommend Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why. You might also check out Wristcutters – A Love Story, an unusual movie with similar themes, differing primarily in that the characters on this road trip have already committed suicide.
Tags: depression, drugs, emotional problems, family problems, grief, road trip, self-esteem, sex, suicide
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Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin's (D-WI) budget amendment that would have instituted the "Buffett Rule" and prevented a sharp increase in a student loan interest rate was blocked today in the House by the Republican-controlled Rules Committee.
Unless Congress acts, the federally-subsidized Stafford Loan interest rate will double from 3.4 to 6.8 percent on July 1, 2012. The Republican budget proposal, authored by Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan, would allow this increase to take effect. Baldwin's amendment to the budget proposal would prevent the scheduled increase in the Stafford Loan interest rate for Fiscal Years 2013 through 2022. It would offset the cost by implementing the "Buffett Rule" to require millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share in taxes. The amendment is fully paid for and would reduce the deficit by an additional $10 billion dollars over ten years.
"Budgets reflect our nation's priorities and values," said Congresswoman Baldwin. "The Ryan budget provides tax breaks for the very wealthiest while imposing an additional burden on those who can afford it the least - recent college graduates entering a difficult job market. My amendment will fix this gross inequity and reflects the values and priorities of middle class Wisconsin families," she said.
Student loan debt now averages $25,000 per student and 8 million students would be affected by this increase. In addition, total student loan debt recently surpassed total credit card debt for the first time in American history.
In her testimony to the committee, Baldwin said "Not everyone in our nation is struggling, however. In recent years, income for the wealthiest one percent of Americans has skyrocketed. Yet, under our current tax code a quarter of all millionaires pay lower tax rates than millions of middle-class households. The most famous example of this is billionaire Warren Buffett paying a lower tax rate than his secretary. As President Obama has stated, this isn't class warfare. This is common sense. It is about shared responsibility."
Source: http://tammybaldwin.house.gov/legislativeissues/economy/2012/03/baldwin-effort-to-keep-student-loan-interest-rate-low-blocked.shtml


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Let's begin with the political demography of the district. In 2004, George W. Bush won 255 congressional districts. PA-12 was not one of them. From 1994 to 2006, the Republicans held the United States House of Representatives, controlling as many as 232 seats. PA-12 was never one of them. In fact, the Republican-dominated Pennsylvania legislature created a heavily Democratic 12th district in 2002 by moving conservative voters around to generate the Republican-leaning 18th district (currently held by Republican Tim Murphy).
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. . . PA-12 had the second-highest number of primary participants, behind only OH-6. This is important because the Pennsylvania presidential primary was closed; one had to be a registered Democrat to vote. This means that there are a lot of Democrats in PA-12. These Democrats are pretty well unionized. After all, this is the district that includes a place named Uniontown! Unionized Democrats in a special election are a force to be reckoned with, to say the least.
. . . even though they did not particularly care for Obama when he faced off against Hillary Clinton, the residents of PA-12 swung behind him reasonably well in the general election. Obama did better in the PA-12 general than he did in any of these other districts. This means that these self-identified Democrats still actually vote Democratic there. That's in contrast to states like Kentucky and West Virginia, where people who call themselves Democrats have been behaving like Republicans in the last 15 years.
This is a hugely important point to bear in mind. My back-of-the-envelope calculation of the party turnout in last night's election indicates that a whopping 62% of the voters were Democratic, just 34% Republican, and a measly 4% were Independent or had a third party affiliation. If you give Republican Burns 90% of the Republican vote and 60% of the Independent vote, that means Burns won about one in five Democrats. That's a very decent haul, but it is just not enough in a district where there are so many Democrats coming out to vote.
It's still disappointing for Republicans to have lost PA-12 in Tuesday's race. But as I wrote, it really didn't constitute a surprise that they did. Cost shows why quite convincingly. I am sure that this explanation comes too late to counter the spin that the GOP's failure to win PA-12 constitutes a setback for Republican efforts to gain a chamber or two of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections, but if the media wants to be honest about matters, it will give prominence to Cost's analysis in discussing the broader ramifications of Mark Critz's victory in the district.


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First Community Bank Christiansburg branch is one of the 46 offices of the bank and has been serving the financial needs of their customers in Christiansburg, Montgomery county, Virginia for over 7 years. Christiansburg office is located at 109 Roanoke Street, Christiansburg. You can also contact the bank by calling the branch phone number at 540-381-0065
First Community Bank Christiansburg branch operates as a full service brick and mortar office. For lobby hours, drive-up hours and online banking services please visit the official website of the bank at www.fcbresource.com. You can edit branch details by clicking here if you believe the information is incomplete, incorrect, out of date or misleading.
- ■ Monday:09:00 - 17:00
- ■ Tuesday:09:00 - 17:00
- ■ Wednesday:09:00 - 17:00
- ■ Thursday:09:00 - 17:00
- ■ Friday:09:00 - 18:00
- ■ Saturday:Closed
- ■ Sunday:Closed
First Community Bank Christiansburg is open Monday to Friday and closed on Saturdays and Sundays. The branch opens at 09:00 in the morning. Working hours for Christiansburg branch are listed on the table above. Note that this data is based on regular opening and closing hours of First Community Bank and may also be subject to changes. Please call the branch at 540-381-0065 to verify hours before visiting.
- Bank Name:First Community Bank
- Bank Type:Federal Reserve Member Bank
- FDIC Insurance:Certificate #13012
- Routing Number:N/A
- Online Banking:fcbresource.com
- Branch Count:46 Offices in 4 states
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Now, for the announcement of the 2014 Laureates:
Gold Medalist: Jinjoo Cho
Silver Medalist: Tessa Lark
Bronze Medalist: Ji Young Lim
Fourth Laureate: Dami Kim
Fifth Laureate: Yoo Jin Jang
Sixth Laureate: Ji Yoon Lee
Congratulations to all 2014 Laureates and participants!
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Download A-LE Mobile Guest Softphone apk 1.0.5 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise - ALUE in Travel & Local | April 20, 2015 | 0 Comments
Apk file size: 24.0 MB
Guest can download the Mobile Guest Softphone to their smart phones or tablets before, during or just after their arrival at your hotel or hospital. This will allow their device to be associated with the room telephony system and will offer them a connected (and free) communication experience in your hotel/hospital.
Guests can call the hotel/hospital services free of charge from their mobile device from anywhere within the hotel/hospital VoIP capable Wi-Fi infrastructure or outside the hotel/hospital. The hotel/hospital staff can also get in touch with guests, while they are still connected to the hotel/hospital wireless network.
Mobile Guest Softphone main features:
- Bring-your-own-device for guests, allowing free voice communications via guest smart phones while under or outside the hotel/hospital wireless network. Calls to the outside of the hotel/hospital will be charged at the hotel/hospital rate and added to the final room bill
- Embedded /hospital directory for easy contact with the different hotel services
- A simple dial pad to enter direct numbers
- QR code for easy registration and guestroom association: guest devices become part of the hotel/hospital telephony system and are associated to the respective guest room
- Multiple mobile devices can be associated to a room
- Toolkit to complement the existing hotel/hospital eConcierge applications with telephony services
- Guest can easily reach his favorites contacts through the hotel/hospital private directory
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My name is Robin.
I am a wife and a mother and a daughter. I am a pastor's wife and a foreign missionary. But all of that describes either my job or my relationship to others. Who am I really? And how did I find the answer to that question beyond all doubt?
My story started in my preschool years at the foot of my mother's bed. I don't remember much about it—how the conversation started or what led us to prayer. I just remember peeking at the footboard of the bed while she led me in the most significant prayer a human being will ever pray.
Dear God, I know I have done wrong. I know that I have earned punishment for wrong, but I know that you sent your only son Jesus to take the punishment in my place. Please come into my heart. Please remove the sin and make me like new again. In Jesus name, Amen.
That wasn't even really the beginning though. It was more like the beginning of the beginning, because without a doubt I was made new in that moment. But while my Sunday mornings were spent in Sunday school, my Monday through Saturdays were spent in a home plagued with conflict and pain. It would take another encounter before my relationship with Jesus became active and alive.
I am the oldest of four children. In the ever-spiraling turmoil of family relationships, I became "the good one." I was the babysitter, the helper, the peacemaker, the getter-of-good-grades and the stayer-out-of-trouble. It was an identity I easily assumed and I embraced it.
I embraced it so much that somewhere along the way, that identity, "the good girl," became my primary source of validation. I believed a lie and held tightly to the insecurity that they loved me because they thought I was good. But I knew I wasn't really that good and when they found out, they wouldn't love me anymore. The lie began to define me. Being good meant I was loved. I was only one mistake away from total rejection.
By the time I was in high-school, the conflict at home had reached intolerable levels for everyone and my parents divorced. About that time, my mother changed churches and sent me to summer camp with the youth group. I was not happy with the arrangement since I am also an introvert by nature and the thought of a week with a hundred strangers was not appealing. But she insisted and I was the good girl, so I went with little protest.
Maturity has brought with it the hindsight to know that God's hand has never left me. He knew me. He knew all my pain. He even knew the lie I believed. He met me at that camp and for the first time in my life, I knew I had been in His presence.
I don't remember the message. I don't remember why I went forward to pray. All I knew was that I needed to acknowledge in a very personal way before God that I had done wrong. I needed to confess that I was NOT the good girl I had made myself to be. I needed to acknowledge that Jesus had suffered and died to take the punishment for MY wrongdoing in MY place, and I needed to realize that I was worth that kind of love. When I did that, God was there to meet me.
I stayed at the altar for at least an hour. People—teenagers and adults alike–who had been strangers to me hours before, sat with me while I wept. They prayed for me. They cried with me. And when I got up, I was not the same person. Second Corinthians 5:17 says "If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has gone, the new has come." I was made new. The weight of the pain of an unhappy childhood and everything that had happened to me was washed away in that hour. The shame and regret I had buried for everything I had ever done wrong was lanced like an infection and cleaned out. In that moment, I knew who I was. I am handmade by the Creator of the universe. I was known before I was even born. I am loved enough to die for. I am created to love Him.
It was a triumphant moment and it was the moment in which I began a living relationship with God. If someone loved me enough to suffer and die for me, how could I then turn my back and refuse to follow Him? I was made new. It was the beginning of who I am today.
As the months and years slipped by following that summer evening at camp, the Lord opened one door after another and I walked through them. I met and married an amazing man who is a daily example to me of God's love. We were blessed with two beautiful children. Together we followed the Lord's direction into full-time ministry: first as youth pastors, then as children's pastors, then as children's missionaries.
Along the way, have been some valleys and dark places too. We have been on the receiving end of wrongful termination from a ministry position. We have been challenged with making a cross-cultural transition and then losing everything we owned. We carry images in our minds of our children with automatic weapons pointed at them during a robbery and we have faced sickness, loss, death, and war. But through every dark place my foot has ever set, the Lord was there shining a light of hope.
Through the times when I couldn't carry myself anymore, He lifted me up and carried me. When I was terrified, He brought inexplicable peace. Everything I have ever endured since that day when I first let Him into my life has only served to draw me closer to Him. Without Christ, my life would have gone down a completely different path– the natural result of the conflicts of my childhood. I know this because the outcome for my siblings without Christ was much different. And though it hasn't always been easy, I would much rather have spent my life following my Savior along a difficult road than to have gone down any other path alone.
The lyrics of a popular worship song say, "You make me new, you are making me new". These words resonate with me every time I hear the song. I was first made new when I prayed at the foot of my mother's bed. I was completely transformed that day at camp. And I am still being made new.
Yes, I have scars from childhood, but I don't carry them around with me like old baggage. They don't hurt anymore. Yes, I still have pain from some of the more recent events. And yes, even on some days the old insecurities resurface. But I choose to recognize that suffering brings me closer to Christ, and I choose to allow Jesus to take the pain and heal me.
So I still claim the promise of hope in Christ, knowing that my debts are paid and my mistakes are erased. I refuse to believe the lie that I am only loved when I am good. Instead I choose to remember that I am eternally and monumentally loved by God, who is so merciful that He allowed His beloved son to die in my place to make me new.
That is who I am.
"And we rejoice in the hope of the glory of God. Not only so, but we also rejoice in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance, and perseverance, character, and character, hope. And hope does not disappoint us, because God poured out his love into our hearts." Romans 5:3-5


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ALEXANDRIA — Kay Daniel of Covington led all qualifiers and captured medalist honors at the Louisiana Women's Golf Association amateur championship Sunday at Oak Wing.
Daniel, a former amateur champion, shot even-par 72.
Claiming the No. 2 seed was LSU golfer Elise Bradley, who shot 74. Bradley is a two-time winner of the amateur championship, claiming the title in 2010 and '12. Both top seeds earned first-round byes when match play starts Monday.
Reigning junior amateur champion Julia Johnson of Baton Rouge is the No. 3 seed with a 76, followed by Centenary golfer Taylor Thompson of Baton Rouge with a 77. Also posting a score in the 70s was McNeese signee Olivia Hansen of Lake Charles with a 79.
Monday's championship flight match-play pairings:
8 a.m.: Kie McNabb (DeRidder) vs. Lana Hodge (Monroe)
8:08 a.m.: Julie Harrison (Baton Rouge) vs. Taylor Kennedy (Baton Rouge)
8:16 a.m.: Taylor Thompson (Baton Rouge) vs. Pam Fossett (Lake Charles)
8:24 a.m.: Julia Johnson (Baton Rouge) vs. Abbey Daniel (Covington)
8:32 a.m.: Olivia Hansen (Lake Charles) vs. Aoife O'Donovan (Monroe)
8:40 a.m.: Haley Harrington (St. Francisville) vs. Jessica Varner (Baton Rouge)
The second and third rounds of match play are set for Tuesday, and the championship concludes Wednesday.


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For the record, I don't care if my boyfriend has friends that are girls. His best friend is a girl and my best friend is a guy, so it bothers neither of us if we have friends of the opposite sex. I also trust my boyfriend completely.
We both met this girl at the same time. She's the best friend of one of his girl friends. I don't like this girl. I don't trust her. I get this vibe that she's a bitch and I also just don't trust her around my boyfriend. My boyfriend is bi-sexual and jokes around about being the "gay best friend" a lot, which he basically is, haha. I They were talking at the party we met her at and today, when his friend brought her up, he was like "I basically became her designated gay best friend." Then he asked for her number or snapchat.
Like I said, I trust him completely. I just don't like or trust her and I'm trusting my gut on this one that there is something off with her. I'm not upset with him for asking for her number because I know he doesn't mean anything by it and he even asked for it in front of me so I know he's not trying to hide anything.
I'm not a jealous girlfriend. I'm territorial, but not jealous. I just don't like the idea of him talking with her. Would it be bad to talk to him about how this would make me uncomfortable?
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It seems you are already open about that kind of stuff. I'm assuming you've had talks about guy/girl friends as you've both got them. Communication is healthy, if you have a concern talk to him about it. I've had bad vibes from people and been right, it's always good to listen to your gut. I feel like men tend to be less intuitive than women (yes I said it 😜) but I swear its true. I've warned bf/exbfs of unsavory characters and they don't listen and learn the hard way. Dont be pushy though, say your piece and he's gonna do what he's gonna do. You've already established it's okay to have friends of the opposite sex in your relationship and you need to respect that he will choose his friends based on his thoughts decisions in the same way you would with a male friend.11|00|0


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This recipe can be used as a chip dip or a side dish. Easily doubled for a larger crowd. As usual, I use as many organic ingredients as possible.
- 15 ounce can black beans, drained and rinsed
- 12 ounce can white corn, drained
- 4 ounce package crumbled feta
- 1 small bunch green onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup extra light olive oil
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
- In a medium bowl, whisk olive oil, sugar, and apple cider vinegar. Set aside. In a separate large bowl, mix black beans, corn, feta, and green onion. Add vinagrette and cilantro and stir well. Refrigerate for several hours. Makes enough dip or side dish for 4 - 6 people.
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Adventures in Panamá - David, Panamá
David Travel Blog› entry 38 of 247 › view all entries
We've made it to Panamá, home of the infamous Panama Canal and supposedly the United States of Latin America.
It's our last country before taking off from Central America and what a relief to know we've made it this far with no huge problems.
Now here, it seems like a very bustling place, a little chaotic, but with a touch of organization.
And funny to see that the U.S. dollar is also the currency used here, but for some reason the locals refer to it as the Balboa . . . looks like a dollar to me though!!
Anyway, crossing the border went smoothly, no hassles at all. Only inconvenience was that we had to pay a small tax in order to get in . . . should be used to this by now . . . it's Latin America!!
Once through, we had to decide how to go about getting to Boquete, since the plan was to start off our visit here.
So that's what we did! Glad we did too, 'cause we had a fun time getting to know each other and all that good stuff.
As for David, the town is supposed to be popular among tourists, for what reason, I do not know because I personally found it to be quite a drag! Not much to see and do there, besides sit at the park and look at the people passing by!
On a positive note though, we did have the chance to taste one of Panamá's specialties, hojaldres with albondigas!! Hmm hmm good!!
It's actually a breakfast food, but we had it for lunch instead, since it was a bit heavy.
With that said, time to continue onward to Boquete!
Arrivés à la frontière, on rencontre Jon, un québécois qui voyage depuis longtemps en Amérique Central, qui fait son bizz comme il peut.
Il nous a gentiment proposé de passer quelques jours chez lui à David. Il m'a appris à jouer mieux aux échecs, et un jeu universel dont je ne me rappelle pas le nom avec un morceau de bois pour compter les points et des cartes.
Un mec un peu speed mais sympa, avec une petite dédicace pour son chien Kaiser.


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Download B107.3 KBBK apk 220.127.116.11 free for Android smartphone
Posted by AirKast, Inc. in Music & Audio | Aug. 11, 2016 | 4 Comments
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Never be without your favorite radio station. B107.3 KBBK is proud to present our OFFICIAL radio app.
Listen to us at work, home or on the road. Install our app and get instant access to our unique content, features and more!
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Does not play Times out every 2 minutes how can I even listen to one song?
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No Husker VB, no point. If I can't listen to Husker VB with this app while I'm out of state, there's absolutely no point in having it. Uninstalled.
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Songs don't even play half the time! All this app does is play commercials. It never plays songs!


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Mine was about $2000. We made oragomi flowers for decorations and instead of buying an expensive wedding dress i went and got a white Easter dress for $40. My wedding cake was a doughnut "tower?" cake and his was an ice cream cake. :-)11|00|0
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Exclusive: BSNL to rationalize SIM replacement charges, no free SIM from 1 Feb,2014
Post 1 February,2014 BSNL customers will no longer be entitled to get free SIM as replacement for their lost or damaged SIMs if even they agree to top-up their mobile number with Rs 100 or Rs 140 because BSNL is going to withdraw its free SIM replacement offer which was introduced almost 100 days ago (15, October, 2013).
Good news is for those BSNL customers who are not ready to top-up with Rs 100 or Rs 140 at the time of SIM replacement and they have to pay SIM replacement charges in full as Rs 100 for 2G and Rs 140 for 3G, Now they have to pay just Rs 20/Rs 59/Rs 200 as per the SIM memory only.
BSNL is going to rationalize charges for SIM replacement for all kinds of SIM whether it may be 2G/3G SIM, micro SIM, nano SIM or 256K SIM and new charges are shown in the below exclusive screenshot of BSNL order.
Just to recall, BSNL had hiked SIM replacement charges from Rs 20 to Rs 100 and Rs 59 to Rs 140 almost 15 months ago (19-11-2012)
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This is really a bad news. some days before anyone can get a free sim which was damaged or lost by providing a FIR copy. But now it asks for charges. I think BSNL is going poorer and poorer. For which it takes charges on lost Sim's. By the way thanks a lot for such a nice and informative information and i appreciate a lot for your blogging effort.


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This morning, taking Cava to school, the song "I See You" by Rich Mullins came on my iPod. Now this song has played in my car numerous times but this time Cava asked, "What does that mean?"
"What does what mean?" I asked him.
"Everywhere I go I see You," he said.
I started with the easy part, the lyrics that start off the song:
Lord You're leading me
With a cloud by day
And then in the night
The glow of a burning flame
We talked about Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt and how God led them by the cloud by day and the fire by night and how if the cloud or the fire moved, they moved, but if it didn't move, they stayed put.
From there, I moved on to how we can see God in the world because He was the author and creator of all of it. One example Cava loved in the song was "Well the eagle flies." Cava loves birds, especially birds of prey, so that struck a chord with him. But we moved past nature to people. I explained to him how we are all made in the image of God and how different would we treat others if we really looked at them that way.
"Everyone?" he asked.
"Yes," I answered.
"Even those people we don't like and who are mean to us?"
"Even them. In fact, we should especially try to see God in them because He has called us to pray for them."
"Because He knows it's easy to pray for those we love, but it is very difficult to pray for those who have hurt us, wronged us, or we don't like. But when we do that, even if they don't change, it changes us because praying for someone helps you to love them. It helps us heal beause we aren't carrying that anger and hurt, but are moving in a love that is greater than ourselves."
I can see from his expression that his mind is processing this and I know what's coming and, sure enough, he brings up those who were cruel and hurt him back in Ukraine. "Cava, when we hate those who hurt us, it only hurts us. Those kids and adults in Ukraine don't know you are hating them, it doesn't effect them, it only effects you. But when you pray for them, forgive them, and learn to love them, it only heals you."
I could tell that he wasn't so sure about all this so I added, "I don't expect you to be able to do that right away. It's hard. For all of us. And you have more hurts than most of us do, but I know that when you finally are able to begin, so much of that anger that is always there inside of you will begin to go away. I pray that for you."
After he got out of the car, I wondered if he would look at those around him and see them differently. I drove off to work, got in the morning traffic, and prayed that I would do the same and began to pray for those who I might not normally pray for. I pray for Ukraine daily, but today I prayed for Putin. How often have I prayed for his destruction and not his salvation? I recalled how, during World War II, C.S. Lewis prayed for Hitler.
I began to wonder how different the world would be if we truly did pray for those we normally critized. Or how differently would it be if we did treat others as if we viewed them as image bearers of our Heavenly Father. And we might also really see someone then. Not just as a waitress, or clerk when we're checking out, or any number of other encounters during our hectic days. Or how we would approach other ethnicities, immigrants, and refugees. Or the homeless.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote, "Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting."
I will definitely take that opportunity to not only try to see others that way, but to pray for others that way.