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For Immediate Release: 9.3.2011
Contact: Chad Grubbs, (325) 670-1473
Burleson Wins Debut As Cowboys Roll
ABILENE, Texas — It may have been the first game of the Jesse Burleson era, but it was two veterans that stole the show as Taylor Byrd threw for 326 yards and three touchdowns and Travis Tatsch set the school's record for receiving yards in a game with 13 catches for 265 yards and two touchdowns as No. 16 Hardin-Simmons rolled over No. 10 Coe College (Iowa), 41-14, in the season opener at Shelton Stadium.
"We came out and played hard," said Burleson. "It was exciting to see our guys have their hard work pay off. They have been so committed from the end of last season to now."
"That was a good football team we beat, they were big and physical and I thought our guys played great. Taylor Byrd was phenomenal and Tatsch, what can you say? Perseverance pays off. Those guys were amazing and the defense had a lot of great things to. I was really pleased with all three phases."
After Coe took the opening drive and went 75 yards in 13 plays with Brendan Leiran scoring from six yards out and Hardin-Simmons answered with a 10-paly, 58-yard drive that was capped by a Steven Rockwell 8-yard touchdown run, it looked like the game was set to be an offensive slugfest.
However, the Cowboy defense stiffened up and allowed just 217 yards the rest of the day. HSU allowed just 292 yards and limited preseason first-team all-American Brad Boyle to 11-of-30 for 114 yards and intercepted him three times. HSU had 548 yards of total offense.
In the meantime, Byrd was on point in his first start since 2009. He completed 10 of his first 11 passes, and the incompletion was a throwaway. He led the Cowboys on touchdown drives the first three drives of the game. His second drive went 11 plays and 79 yards and Rockwell caught a 2-yard pass from Byrd to cap it off.
On the next series, Byrd made a check at the line and found his main target Tatsch in single-coverage. Tatsch caught the ball at around the 45 and broke a tackle and sprinted for an 89-yard touchdown to make it 21-7 with 11:57 to play in the second quarter. Scott Newberry made it 24-7 with a 34-yard field goal right before halftime.
Tatsch set the school record early in the third quarter when he scored on a 31-yard TD from Byrd to start the second half. It was his final catch of the day, as the Cowboys were able to play a lot of players in the second half. The old record was 247 set by Barry Donham in 1999 at Mississippi College.
The Cowboys added a 30-yard Newberry field goal on the final play of the third quarter to make it 34-7. Each team scored in the fourth. Leiran had a 4-yard TD run and Devin Carver had a six-yard TD run to cap the scoring with :58 to play.
Byrd finished the day 23-of-31 for 326 yards and three touchdowns. Steven Rockwell had 14 carries for 97 yards and the defense was led by a couple of first-team starters. Safety Jonathan Petty and freshman middle linebacker Chad Laughlin each had eight tackles. Caleb Christian had seven tackles and an interception and Lee Grounds added two interceptions.
HSU will hit the road for a game at Willamette next weekend in Salem, Ore. The game is set for a 3:30 CST kickoff and can be heard on www.hsuathletics.com and 100.7 FM in Abilene.


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Dress Down Day - Pennsylvania (2011)
The students at Mary, Mother of the Redeemer (MMR) school in North Wales
participated in a dress down day that benefited FIRST on April 29, 2011. Chris Wassel, Development Coordinator, and the newest member of the FIRST staff, coordinated the event. Three of Chris's daughters attend MMR and promoted the event. The students, who typically wear a uniform to school, were invited to "dress down" for the day and donate $1. The response was terrific and more than $500 was donated to FIRST!
Thank you so much to Chris and the staff and students at MMR for their efforts.
|Chris's daughters, Brady, second from left; Chase, 3rd from left; and Flynn, 2nd from right join with their friends in MMR's Dress Down Day.
Thank you so much to Chris and the staff and students at MMR for their efforts.

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SOURCE: UMass
June 13, 2012 09:00 ET
New Method Designed to Make Process Easier for Women After Mastectomies
New Method Designed to Make Process Easier for Women After Mastectomies
WORCESTER, MA--(Marketwire - Jun 13, 2012) - The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) and UMass Memorial Medical Center have enrolled their first participant in a clinical study designed to evaluate a new tissue expansion method for breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. The randomized, controlled clinical study is designed to directly compare the outcomes of the traditional saline tissue expansion method to an investigational, remote-controlled, needle-free, tissue expansion system known as The AeroForm™ Patient Controlled Tissue Expander System.
Tissue expansion is a process required to stretch the skin and tissue at the site of a mastectomy so that a standard saline or silicone breast implant can be placed.
"Traditionally, women undergoing breast reconstruction have had to endure a long process of inconvenient and often painful inflations using conventional saline expanders to create a pocket for a standard implant following a mastectomy," said John Castle, MD, clinical assistant professor of surgery at UMMS and plastic surgery director at the UMass Memorial Comprehensive Breast Center. "This investigational system eliminates the need for saline injections by allowing the patient to trigger the release of small amounts of compressed carbon-dioxide through the valve of a tiny chamber located inside the expander. The patient uses the remote control to gradually inflate the investigational expander in small, pre-set amounts on a daily basis at home, eliminating the need for weekly doctor visits."
Participants in this clinical trial will undergo outpatient surgery to have the investigational tissue expansion device implanted. They will then use a wireless dose controller to trigger the release of small, regulated amounts of carbon-dioxide to fill the tissue expander, according to a protocol directed by their surgeon. Once the tissue is adequately expanded, participants will return to UMass Memorial Medical Center to have the implant surgically inserted. During earlier feasibility trials, the average expansion time associated with the remote-controlled tissue expander was 15 days, a fraction of the time required using traditional expanders which can take months to achieve full expansion.
Patients in the study will be randomly selected to receive the investigational expander or a traditional saline expander. The patients who receive the investigational expander will use a wireless remote control to trigger the release of small, regulated amounts of carbon-dioxide to fill the tissue expander, according to a protocol directed by Dr. Castle. Once the tissue is adequately expanded, the patient will return to have the expander removed and a standard implant placed.
The current standard of care in tissue expansion involves implanting a saline expander under the skin and pectoral muscle following a mastectomy procedure. The patient returns to her doctor weekly for bolus saline injections, which many patients say is the most painful, difficult part of the reconstruction process. The traditional saline process can take as long as five to six months.
UMass Memorial Medical Center and other hospitals across the U.S. are participating in the study. Enrollment will continue until a total of 92 AeroForm expanders and 46 saline expanders have been implanted in patients. AeroForm will be evaluated based on its ability to successfully and safely expand the tissue to the point that the expander can be replaced with a standard breast implant. Secondary measurements will include the average number of days needed to achieve the desired expansion, total reconstruction time, pain and patient satisfaction.
The AeroForm Patient Controlled Tissue Expander was designed and manufactured by AirXpanders, a medical device company in Palo Alto, CA. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted AirXpanders an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) to conduct the study and it has been approved for enrollment by the U Mass Memorial Medical Center Review Board.
For more information on the study, please visit clinicaltrials.gov. (NCT01425268) If you or someone you know is interested in joining the study, please call 508-334-7692.
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The University of Massachusetts Medical School, one of the fastest growing academic health centers in the country, has built a reputation as a world-class research institution, consistently producing noteworthy advances in clinical and basic research. The Medical School attracts more than $270 million in research funding annually, 80 percent of which comes from federal funding sources. The mission of the Medical School is to advance the health and well-being of the people of the commonwealth and the world through pioneering education, research, public service and health care delivery with its clinical partner, UMass Memorial Health Care. For more information, visit www.umassmed.edu.
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UMass Memorial Medical Center is the region's trusted academic medical center, committed to improving the health of the people of Central New England through excellence in clinical care, service, teaching and research. As the hub of an integrated health care system, we are proud to partner with our four community member hospitals: Clinton Hospital, HealthAlliance Hospital, Marlborough Hospital and Wing Memorial Hospital. Plus, we are the clinical partner of the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Through this relationship our physicians and staff teach tomorrow's physicians, nurses and other health care professionals. They also participate in research efforts that bring our patients the very latest diagnostic and treatment protocols. Our Medical Center includes three campuses located in Worcester: our University Campus, Memorial Campus and Hahnemann Campus. In addition, our network of care includes community-based physician practices, home health, hospice, rehabilitation and behavioral health services. The Medical Center offers a full complement of sophisticated technology and support services, providing the region with specialists renowned for their expertise in clinical areas including cardiology, orthopedics, cancer, emergency medicine, surgery, women's health and children's medical services.
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Tiia Vissak 9/26/2012 12:29:15 AMa wonderful MT image! #1488582
Stefania Barbier 9/26/2012 1:44:48 AMI love your perspective Renee Beautiful capture! #10341849
Avril Young 9/26/2012 2:05:17 AMTerrific pov ...beautiful capture... #10341855
Gord MacEachern 9/26/2012 2:34:36 AMWonderful M/T image Renee, the comp, pov, lighting and detail are fantastic!! #10341874
Tammy M. Anderson 9/26/2012 2:36:20 AMExcellent pov, details and MT capture. #10341877
Michelle Alton 9/26/2012 3:02:29 AMWere they expecting your visit? You must be famous!
Beautiful capture, and wonderful POV, Renee. #10341903
Ken Beatty 9/26/2012 3:58:06 AMNothing bad! Great shot! #10341962
Shelly A. Van Camp 9/26/2012 7:32:46 AMLove, love your POV, lighting and capture! #10342203
JudyAnn Rector 9/26/2012 11:42:13 AMStunning image, Renee... love your perspective! #10342457
Rony Sagy 9/26/2012 11:53:11 AMFantastic capture. Amazing POV, details and light. #10342474
Tammy Espino 9/26/2012 5:44:22 PMExcellent capture! #10342760
Leslie McLain 9/26/2012 5:53:32 PMTerrific capture and perspective, Renee. #10342770
Kirsten Kiki Kjaer 9/27/2012 12:29:02 AMWOW to the perspective, depth and clarity here, Renee. Another winner no doubt. #10343030
Ken Smith 9/27/2012 5:25:04 PMI'm glad you spotted my page change, Renee! You've got several great shots from this locale...all should be finalists or higher! #10344168
Ken Smith 9/27/2012 5:25:21 PMI'm glad you spotted my page change, Renee! You've got several great shots from this locale...all should be finalists or higher! #10344169
Kathy Salerni 9/29/2012 10:04:44 PM
A perfect MT image, Renee! Excellent perspective, light and clarity!
Christopher Budny 9/30/2012 7:09:43 PMWhat a library! Love your wide-angle view of it, too. #10348162
Usman M. Bajwa 10/12/2012 3:37:33 AMWith this, you get a second Gold badge in the MT this month, Renee. Good luck!
Joseph M. Muench 10/27/2012 9:13:29 PMAwesome POV.
Heather Loewenhardt 10/28/2012 9:22:11 PMThe colour and detail are stellar Renee. Congrats on this finalist image. Good luck in the next round. #10388842
Nancy Marie Ricketts 10/28/2012 10:41:48 PMCongratulations, Renee! on this great shot of the UW Library! Good luck in the next round-I have no doubt! #10388965
Stefania Barbier 10/29/2012 12:57:42 AMWTG huge congrats Renee!!! #10389234
Nadia Paul 10/29/2012 4:04:46 AMSuper finalist - congrats Renee! #10389501
Connie J. Bagot 10/29/2012 4:05:54 AMCongratulations Renee! #10389504
Jeff Robinson 10/29/2012 4:41:22 AMCongrats on your Finalist Renee! #10389616
Tammy M. Anderson 10/29/2012 4:50:10 AMBeautiful finalist. Congrats, Renee. #10389647
Ellen Hodges 10/29/2012 5:38:08 AMHuge congrats and very best luck with your gorgeous finalists!!! Love the info on the kangaroo, too! #10389781
Linda D. Lester 10/29/2012 7:04:40 AMWTG!!! Great shot for the MT! Congratulations on your finalist! #10390127
Mitch Spence 10/29/2012 8:38:11 AMI think whoever was using the book wasn't awed by the surroundings, but I am. The combination of line and detail is extraordinary, Renee. Congratulations. #10390509
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/29/2012 8:59:54 AMFantastic finalist Renee, congrats! #10390647
Kathy Salerni 10/29/2012 10:30:13 AMHuge congrats on your well deserved Finalist, Renee! Good luck in the next round! #10391078
Lindley Johnson 10/29/2012 11:11:13 AMCongratulations on your wonderful finalist, Renee! Perfect for the monthly theme. #10391237
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/29/2012 11:57:07 AMAnd yet another awesome finalist, congrats girl!
jo ann c. #10391541
John Connolly 10/29/2012 12:15:34 PMCongratulations on your finalist Renee! Love the humour in this shot! #10391649
Terry Cervi 10/29/2012 1:38:49 PMAnother superb finalist, Renee! Congrats! #10392030
Ann Coates 10/29/2012 4:59:49 PMWow, brilliant image, congratulations on your finalist Renee. #10392897
Tammy Espino 10/29/2012 5:09:03 PMCongats on ALL of your awesome finalists! #10392952
Mary Beth Aiello 10/29/2012 5:50:10 PMLove it, Renee. Huge congrats on this beautiful finalist. #10393120
Kathryn Wesserling 10/29/2012 6:13:51 PMI love the lengthy and dynamic POV of this scene. Good Luck in the next round - it's wonderful. #10393200
Ken Smith 10/30/2012 3:56:29 AMCongrats on this beauty, REnee.. I liked your other entry too, in the MT. #10393982
Rony Sagy 10/30/2012 8:48:55 AMWonderful finalist, Renee. #10394420
Cindy Bendush 10/30/2012 12:24:16 PMBig congrats on your finalist Renee! #10394838
frank w. degenhardt 10/30/2012 12:38:39 PMLove the look of all the books. Congratulations on your Finalist my friend. #10394876
Sharon Sawyer 10/30/2012 4:48:16 PMFabulous finalist, Renee!!! Congratulations! #10395830
Merna L. Nobile 11/13/2012 2:34:43 PM
Receiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna
Bunny Snow 6/28/2017 11:35:25 AMWell done, as always, Renee: love your pic, lighting, comp, details, and tonality. You turn a mundane subject in that of interest and beauty! #11615006
I had to have a chuckle as I came across this magnificent book opened at a page with a picture and explanation of a kangaroo while visiting in the Suzzallo Library - University of Washington, Seattle
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so how many peoples Go Pro 3 Black fogs?
heard loads of people saying no fogging problems but then here it looks like a problem?
even read somewhere that 1 guy sent his back as it fogged go pro fixed it and no more fogging issues, was a small leak or something on the seal?
just about to buy one but really hate the fogging. missed so much epic wave footage with my gp2 cause it was foggy and dont want to spend this much if still the same!
so is it just a few fogging issues and most people are happy with non fogging GP3 blacks?
or they all fog and i should keep my hard earned cash and get a new board instead?
really want it for the remote function so can turn off and between vid/photo when in lines and on harness mount, as well as the footage and low light looks so much better than GP2 and others on market
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Community members brought concerns for a panel of representatives from the city's departments of Transportation, Buildings, Health, Education and Sanitation.
While topics ranged from natural gas drilling to poor bus service, several residents pointed out their concerns with the education system in the neighborhood.
Alan Ong, PTA president of PS 173, discussed funding. He said the group already raised enough money for new Smart Boards, but the school infrastructure can't support the new technology.
"The PTA raised a lot of money to give the technology to the school, but the electricity is not sufficient," he said. "Spring is here, asthma is up, so what do you do? Do you turn on the AC or do you leave the AC off and bring the Smart Board up?"
Avella agreed that measures should be taken to repair the electricity at the school, however his seat in the Senate does not grant the necessary power.
"Unfortunately in the State Senate I have no discretionary funding, but when I was in the City Council, all my discretionary money and my capital money went to schools and seniors," Avella, who is also a candidate for Queens borough preisdent, said after the meeting. "It's a shame they don't have the resources and these are the things the borough president should be doing."
One woman mentioned there were no "good small schools" being built in the neighborhood.
"The larger schools are becoming so overcrowded around here it's ridiculous," she said.
Rozic agreed there needs to be more attention on overcrowding in the area, and that measures are being taken to remedy the issue.
"There is a need in District 26 for a new high school, and I have been talking about it at every meeting for the last four months," Rozic said. "We will keep you posted on what happens and we will work with the DOE because I agree we need more schools."
James Dandeneau, Queens borough public affairs director for the Department of Education, acknowledged the problem with overcrowding and assured there is a solution on the way.
"In the latest capital plan update, I think there is an identified need for additional high school seats in this neighborhood," Dandenueau said. "Part of the problem is finding space."
He did acknowledge there is a need for more attention to education in Fresh Meadows, but added," there are some fantastic schools around here."


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With our reusable flower silicone mold, you can create beautiful flowers for pendants or hair pieces. The flexible silicone allows you to use the mold dozens of time. Each flower casting will measure approximately 1/2 inch wide by 3/8 inches deep. Overall mold size is approximately 1 3/4 inches in diameter and 1/2 inch tall. For the best results and to prolong mold life, we recommend using our Ultra 4 Parfilm Polyester paintable mold release. Be sure to also read our 5 tips for keeping your silicone molds in top shape.
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Thursday, 28 April 2011
Tzatziki Lamb Burgers
1 lb ground lamb
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon minced Italian parsley
1 tablespoon minced dill
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 clove garlic, grated
zest of one lemon
freshly ground black pepper
3/4 cup Greek yogurt
1/3 cup finely diced, seeded cucumber
1 tablespoon minced dill
freshly ground black pepper
1 large red onion, thickly sliced
1 small eggplant, cut into 1/4 inch slices
4 buns
In a medium bowl, mix together the burger ingredients until evenly distributed. Form into 4 equal patties.
for the sauce:
Stir all ingredients together in a small bowl. Refrigerate until ready to use.
Prepare your grill to medium heat. Meanwhile, brush the onion, burgers and eggplant slices with olive oil. Place on the grill next to the burgers. Cook until everything is cooked through, flipping once. Cover as needed.
Place a slice of eggplant on each bun. Top with a burger then onion slices and drizzle with sauce.
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Black History Exhibit Dispels Myth That Black People Can't Swim! "My Friends Told Me I Don't Belong In The Water"
A Fort Lauderdale black history exhibit explores the common misconception that black people can't swim.
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Morgan Stanley, the top global equity underwriter last year, reported profit that beat analysts' estimates as brokerage earnings more than doubled and margins from that unit surpassed the firm's goal for this year.
Fourth-quarter net income was $507 million, or 25 cents a share, compared with a loss of $250 million, or 15 cents, a year earlier, the New York-based company said today in a statement. Excluding accounting charges tied to the firm's own debt, profit was 45 cents a share, beating the 27-cent average estimate of 24 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Chief Executive Officer James Gorman, 54, is grappling with higher capital requirements and the firm's failure to post revenue growth in the first nine months of last year. His plan to reduce costs through job cuts and pay deferrals helped fuel a 28% jump in the stock price in the past two months.
"It's doing a good job in getting wealth management to start to grow quite meaningfully," Christopher Wheeler, a bank analyst at Mediobanca SpA in London, said in a Bloomberg Radio interview before results were released. "They'll be looking really hard at what they can do to make sure they don't dilute what they have in terms of really strong franchises."
Profit from global wealth management, overseen by Greg Fleming, surged to $581 million as revenue climbed 8% to $3.46 billion. The division's pretax profit margin rose to 17% from 7% in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Morgan Stanley climbed to $22 in New York trading at 8:11 a.m. from $20.75 at the close yesterday.
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Gorman's plan to boost returns relies on higher profitability from the wealth-management division. Fleming has previously vowed to raise its pretax margin to the "mid-teens" by the middle of this year, and said last month that the increase can be obtained through cost cutting as integration expenses decline. The figure was 13% in the third quarter, excluding a one-time charge.
Morgan Stanley finished integrating its brokerage unit with Citigroup Inc.'s Smith Barney in July. The firm, which owns 65% of the joint venture, plans to ask the Federal Reserve for approval to buy the entire remaining stake this year, it said in a presentation today.
Revenue excluding accounting adjustments climbed to $7.48 billion from $5.46 billion a year earlier, when the firm booked a $1.7 billion loss related to a settlement with bond insurer MBIA Inc. Book value per share rose to $30.65 from $30.53 at the end of September. The firm's return on equity, a measure of how well it reinvests earnings, was 3%.
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Columbus needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 44 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
PriMus is a new music-notation-editor, and it is about to be released this year.
Currently the design of the "about-dialog" is like this:
We also made a boxcover and a CD-design based on this.
Not totally bad, but it could be tuned or improved for sure.
What we are looking for is an image, which is appropriate to
serve as a picture for the about dialog, as a basis for the
manual-cover or a software-box and as a CD-Cover.
If the result would be a vector-graphic in xara-extreme-format,
this would be great. But it isn't a must, of course.
Here you can download a zipped package of our material:
The Zip contains a description of all contained stuff.
- A graphic, which can be used for different purposes (About-dialog, manual-cover, CD-cover,...)- Based on our material (as provided)
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14 May 2013 UPDATE! Now with alpha channel, gives you more ways to compose the transitions, more composite modes can be used effectively.
30 fast overlay transitions for your project. Use with your favorite composite mode or just drop them in the track above the footage, cats not included in the pack. Please give me your feedback. Enjoy.
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(WASHINGTON, DC) - Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal today reiterated the Kingdom's approach and continued efforts to reach a peaceful solution in Syria during a speech at the Geneva Conference on Syria hosted in Montreux.
"We meet today, as the Syrian crisis is nearing the end of its third year, without a glimmer of hope to stop the ongoing bloodshed of the Syrian people, and destruction and devastation in Syria, which made this crisis the biggest disaster in modern history," said Prince Saud.
Prince Saud described the Kingdom's continued efforts to reach a peaceful solution in Syria, along with its partners in the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Group of Friends of Syria, yet expressed disappointment in the lack of progress due to the regime's stubbornness and insistence on resolving the conflict militarily.
"We realized that the most important content of this announcement is the formation of a transitional government with full powers in order to manage the state's affairs from political, security and military aspects. Bashar Al-Assad or any of his regime's symbols whose hands are stained with blood of Syrians will have no current or future role in this arrangement," stated Prince Saud.
He continued, "To get Syria out of this dark tunnel, our start to the desired solution should be based on the following elements: first, immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces and armed elements of the Syrian territories, including the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Forces and the Hezbollah militia; second, end the fighting and lift the siege on the Syrian cities and villages, including air strikes and artillery implemented by the regime; third, find safe areas and corridors for the delivery of aid to the Syrians under international supervision; fourth, release prisoners and detainees held by the Syrian regime."
"It is time to stop the bloodshed and end the suffering of the Syrian people. It is a favorable opportunity for us not to let down the Syrians again," Prince Saud concluded.


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Cyberchase "And They Counted Happily Ever After" The kids use numbers and a system to keep track of a large number of golden eggs to free a King.G
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Sewing with Nancy "Fancy Footworks 2, Part 3" Do you have extra presser feet hiding in your accessory box? Dig out your specialty presser feet and save some sewing time and effort using the Bias Binding Foot, Buttonhole Foot, Sequins 'n Ribbon Foot, and the Free-Motion Quilting Foot. Nancy teaches you how to use these feet to their full potential in this workbook style class that has you sew and save your samples. D
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Scheewe Art Workshop "Tranquil Pond with Water Lilies" This painting shows the use of Blue Masking Fluid, an important medium for making this tranquil pond an easy to paint project. A wonderful companion to the Koi Sue painted did in the last series. Watercolor or Acrylic. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Tomato & Mozzarella Farfalle & Crispy Cracker Bread" Joanne raises the curtain on her student Bob's cooking skills as she shows him how to make a tangy cheese pasta dish and roll dough for the crispiest cracker bread. Recipes: (1) FARFALLE WITH OLIVES, CAPERS, TOMATOES AND MOZZARELLA, (2) CRISPY CRACKER BREAD. Student: Bob Duxbury - Playwright /Teacher. D
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Chef John Besh's Family Table Perfect Roast Leg of Lamb; Ratatouille; Stuffed Tomatoes. D
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Ask This Old House "Preparing for Severe Weather" In this special episode, the guys help homeowners prepare for severe weather. Richard visits Oklahoma to install a safe room for tornado protection. Tom visits a lab to test different hurricane window protection. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Portugal's Heartland" Rick eats barnacles in an old fishing town, marches with pilgrims, and views riches of the country's Golden Age.G
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From Chapter 11: The End of Truth
The most effective way of making everybody serve the single system of ends toward which the social plan is directed is to make everybody believe in those ends. To make a totalitarian system function efficiently, it is not enough that everybody should be forced to work for the same ends. It is essential that hte people should come to regard them as their own ends. Although the beliefs must be chosen for the people and imposed upon them, they must become their beliefs, a generally accepted creed which makes the individuals as far as possible act spontaneously in the way the planner wants. If the feeling of oppression in totalitarian countries is in general much less acute than most people in liberal countries imagine, this is because the totalitarian governments succeed to a high degree in making people think as they want them to.
This is, of course, brought about by the various forms of propaganda. Its technique is now so familiar that we need say little about it.
Choice architecture. Nudge. A velvet glove on the iron fist.
Hayek elaborates on pg 174:
The most effective way of making people accept the validity of the values they are to serve is to persuade them that they are really the same as those which they, or at least the best among them, have always held, but which were not properly understood or recognized before. The people are made to transfer their allegiance from the old gods to the new under the pretense that the new gods really are what their sound instinct had always told them but what before they had only dimly seen. And the most efficient technique to this end is to use the old words but change their meaning. Few traits of totalitarian regimes are at the same time so confusing to the superficial observer and yet so characteristic of the whole intellectual climate as the complete perversion of language, the change of the meaning of the words by which the ideals of the new regime are expressed.
The worst sufferer in this respect is, of course, the word "liberty." It is a word used as freely in totalitarian states as elsewhere. Indeed, it could almost be said – and it should serve as a warning to us to be on our guard against all the tempters who promise us New Liberties for Old – that wherever liberty as we understand it has been destroyed, this has almost always been done in the name of some new freedom promised to the people. Even among us we have "planners for freedom" who promise us a "collective freedom for the group," the nature of which may be gathered from the fact that its advocate finds it necessary to assure us that "naturally the advent of all planned freedom does not mean that all [sic] earlier forms of freedom must be abolished." Dr. Karl Mannheim, from whose work these sentences are taken, at least warns us that "a conception of freedom modelled on the preceding age is an obstacle to any real understanding of the problem." But his use of the word "freedom" is as misleading as it is in the mouth of totalitarian politicians. Like their freedom, the "collective freedom" he offers us is not the freedom of the members of society but the unlimited freedom of the planner to do with society what he pleases. It is the confusion of freedom with power carried to the extreme.
A simple example is universal single-payer health care. It's to provide freedom from the evil insurance companies. It provides "freedoms" as quoted here in remarks by a speaker at a press conference by Nancy Pelosi:
The new law has not only given me the freedom to stay covered, but has also freed me and my family from the fear that an insurer could drop me at any moment or limit me to go without treatment.
The "freedom to stay covered" is at the expense of someone else – at the expense of the individuals who make up an insurance company, or at the expense of the individual taxpayer. Their freedom is traded for this patient's priviledge. Being "free" from "fear" that he could be dropped means that the insurer, or taxpayer, is now enslaved to his treatment. He is now a guaranteed recipient of the labor of individuals, whether those individuals who also purchase insurance from a company, and now face increased premiums because of this government-protected claimant, or he is dependant on the taxpayer to cover his bill. Ultimately, he is "free" only insomuch as he takes from someone else.
He is not free to choose a less expensive company, or free to go to a non-profit charity that would look out for his special case and would desire to help him – he is "free" by shackling others to his needs. That is not freedom – that is parasitism enforced by the state. Person A now must pay for Person B's medical needs because Person B is "free" from the costs.
Hayek continues on pg 175:
In this particular case the perversion of the meaning of the word has, of course, been well prepared by a long line of German philosophers and, not least, by many of the theoreticians of socialism. But "freedom" or "liberty" are by no means the only words whose meaning has been changed into their opposites to make them serve as instruments of totalitarian propaganda. We have already seen how the same happens to "justice" and "law," "right" and "equality." The list could be extended until it includes almost all moral and political terms in general use.
This is a major, major point. This is why "liberals" today are intolerant, closed-minded people. Virtually every aspect of who they are is the exact opposite of what they are. They fight for "social justice" which is just redistribution, they fight for "human rights" that include health care, and even food – which cannot be rights – as they come at the expense of others. They call themselves progressives, but they don't progress towards greater liberty for the individual, they progress towards greater power for what the state "must do on your behalf". This is regressive, towards the totalitarianism of dictatorships and kings, not towards the greater well-being of the individual. Liberal in Hayek's day meant closer to what libertarian or even conservative means today. Not what libertarian or conservative is demonized as by the political left/progressives, but what they actually are.
It is for this reason that conservative author/radio host Mark Levin refers almost exclusively to the left as statists, as their main function is to expand government to their own ends. Also note that there are right-wing, or socially traditionalist/conservative statists, who are often simply a different brand of moralist from the leftist statist. The leftist statist wants you to stop drinking and smoking for your health and because it's good for you, the rightist statist wants you to stop drinking and smoking because it's "fiend intemperance". The leftist statist will force you to drive a hybrid car because of his Gaia-worship, the rightist statist will force businesses to close on Sunday to keep the Sabbath holy.
A major difference is that a rightward traditionalist in America, a mindset which often goes hand in hand with the moralist, can still be reminded that a reason the country was founded, and indeed the 1st Amendment was written, was to escape state-mandated religion. The leftist, by contrast, believes that history started last week, and will reject the past as outmoded and obsolete in their own quest for power and The Greater Good. As Thomas Sowell writes in his book "The Vision of the Anointed":
"For the anointed, traditions are likely to be seen as the dead hand of the past, relics of a less enlightened age, and not as the distilled experience of millions who faced similar human vicissitudes before."
Returning to Hayek, pg 175:
If one has not one's self experienced this process, it is difficult to appreciate the magnitude of this change of the meaning of words, the confusion which it causes, and the barriers to any rational discussion which it creates. It has to be seen to be understood how, if one of two brothers embraces the new faith, after a short while he appears to speak a different language which makes any real communication between them impossible. And the confusion becomes worse because this change of meaning of the words describing political ideals is not a single event but a continuous process, a technique employed conciously or unconciously to direct the people. Gradually, as this process continues, the whole language becomes despoiled, and words become empty shells deprived of any definite meaning, as capable of denoting one thing as its opposite and used solely for the emotional associations which still adhere to them.
To sidetrack a while from the explicitly political, using a pop culture reference as an example, you can see how freedom has changed. Most of the readers of this blog will know who this is. On the off chance we have some very young readers or very old readers, this is Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots – the good guy Transformers.
His motto: "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
Now consider this online discussion amongst a group of Transformers fans. Here are a few lines from the discussion, starting off with forum member "Octavius Prime" (hereafter OP) citing a movie review that had this line:
(Movie Review): And when Optimus Prime, the chief good Transformer, declares that "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings," we know we're in a Bush-era universe.
(OP): if the reviewers had done maybe 10 minutes of online research (say, on the Teletraan-1 wikia), they'd know that Prime has been spouting his line since before Bush's dad was president. Moreover, what is so bad about freedom being a basic right? Isn't that in the hugging Declaration of Independence? What is so quintessentially "Bush" about it?
(SD): Pretty much a case of people shooting words off before doing proper research, and an annoyingly over-liberal mindset. I mean, I don't care for Bush, to put it lightly, but I also don't wedge my political views into whatever I type/write.
(S): I can see how that line might be used by the likes of Bush to justify a war like Iraq (the lie that the war is all about human freedom rather than oil).
(PTP): Technically we were in a Regan-era universe when it was written, which isn't all that much better…
(OP): Maybe, but I still don't see how the motto that encapsulates democracy would be reduced to represent someone's biased view of the Bush administration.
(D): I'd be hard pressed to vote for a president who didn't believe in the basic right of freedom. I mean there's liberal, and then there's blindedly liberal. Gah.
(TNG): I don't really get why anyone would think that "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings" is a particularly conservative viewpoint. Definitions of exactly what freedom means may differ within the political spectrum but I don't think you'd find many democrats arguing against freedom as a basic human right.
Liberals=progressives=statists, specifically here, anti-Bush statists, who are competing for the same space as state controllers. Thus Freedom=Bush talking point. Freedom=bad, to liberals, who are really progressives, who are really leftist-statists. Also thus the word liberal, which is supposed to mean accepting of others, is now explicitly anti-freedom (even just in this discussion). Liberal has gone so far as to also include Reagan and all non-leftist statists, thus even the original quote by Optimus Prime waaay back in about 1984 is rejected as being related to Reagan, Republicans, and therefore to a Liberal is a Bad Thing.
According to the leftist-statist, when Bush says freedom, it means ruthless oppression, even if it is freeing a nation from an actual ruthless oppressor. Don't bother them with the facts. Criticism of a poor operational plan and shoddy intelligence (that leftist-statists agreed on) turned into a rejection of freedom in its entirety. Leftist rejection of Bush-era domestic policies (that pretty much only targeted terrorists, but that should definitely be questioned in Constitutional interests) including the Patriot Act turned into Bush hates freedom. This year when the Patriot Act was renewed by Barack Obama, without any of the reforms that were complained about during the Bush-era… well, Obama is still a good-guy to the leftist-statist, because he's their guy there for The Greater Good.
Liberal is anti-freedom, freedom is oppression, progressive is statist.
Even the notions of left and right are reversed. In France in 1789, at the French Assembly, the rebels who resisted the state sat on the left, while the supporters of the state sat on the right. Except the French state was a monarchical state that didn't represent the people, and had subjects, not citizens. A rebel to the French state would be resisting tyranny.
The United States, by contrast, were formed by the people, for the people, and of the people. The government was explicity designed to respond to the citizenry, and to be accountable to the citizenry. The Constitution itself was a charter document designed to constrain any government to the initial agreement that the citizens had made when they settled on a government. Consider first that the Declaration of Independence was a rejection of tyranny that called for the people to institute a government from the people, then consider that a government, instituted by the citizenry who choose their government, is how the democratic republic set up by the Constitution was designed.
Thomas Paine explains in concrete terms what a Constitution is:
But it will be first necessary to define what is meant by a Constitution. It is not sufficient that we adopt the word; we must fix also a standard signification to it.
A constitution is not a thing in name only, but in fact. It has not an ideal, but a real existence; and wherever it cannot be produced in a visible form, there is none. A constitution is a thing antecedent to a government, and a government is only the creature of a constitution. The constitution of a country is not the act of its government, but of the people constituting its government. It is the body of elements, to which you can refer, and quote article by article; and which contains the principles on which the government shall be established, the manner in which it shall be organised, the powers it shall have, the mode of elections, the duration of Parliaments, or by what other name such bodies may be called; the powers which the executive part of the government shall have; and in fine, everything that relates to the complete organisation of a civil government, and the principles on which it shall act, and by which it shall be bound. A constitution, therefore, is to a government what the laws made afterwards by that government are to a court of judicature. The court of judicature does not make the laws, neither can it alter them; it only acts in conformity to the laws made: and the government is in like manner governed by the constitution.
The Constitution is static. It is what the government is based on, and the laws that the government, in order to remain legitimate and existing upon the consent of the people, must adhere to. Being on the left in the US and rejecting the established Constitutional order is rejecting a truly classically radical liberal document that enshines the rights and liberties of all citizens. Being on the left is pushing for statism. Being a conservative who wishes to conserve Constitutional principles is being a classical liberal, a radical libertarian – one who is opposed to the idea of a controlling state.
Religious liberalism and conservatism became injected into political liberalism and conservatism, as well as social liberalism and conservatism – but there is a wide gulf between what one preaches in one's private or even public life, and what one inflicts through force of government. Conservative has come to mean statist-religious, liberal to mean statist-humanist/statist-Gaia-or-Science-worshipper.
In this, the leftist-progressive-statist has changed the entire discussion by changing the meaning of words. For another example: the religious-statist who would use force of government rather than persuasion has changed the word conservative to also mean moralist authoritarian – a term the leftist-statist is very much willing to embrace, as it drives people into their camp – to accept the "freedom from religion" that then turns into trying to destroy the religions of others – which is explicitly illiberal. Another example: fascism was a brand of statist totalitarianism wherein the economic means of production were controlled by the state, but not always wholly owned. Communists attacked fascists, with whom they were competing for the same leftist anti-capitalist statist-totalitarian space on the political spectrum, and accused fascists of being capitalist. Fascism, descended from national socialism as opposed to communist international socialism, suddenly became its opposite, when the two are nary a hair's breadth apart. Yet the modern leftist-statist who favors socialism as an economic means to his Greater Good, will accuse someone who opposes them of being a national socialist.
Paine set up concretely what a Constitution is. Those who support it, must support it for what it is. It is a compact between we the citizen and those citizens we choose to serve us. Words do mean something. Our Constitution was established as a document that can change through the amendment process, but it is not to be manipulated until freedom means slavery. But that is precisely what the leftist-statist has embraced (as well as the rightist-statist to a lesser degree). George Orwell summed much of this up with his coining of the term "Newspeak" in his book "1984" several years after The Road to Serfdom had been published. As Orwell says in "1984":
By 2050—earlier, probably—all real knowledge of Oldspeak will have disappeared. The whole literature of the past will have been destroyed. Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, Byron—they'll exist only in Newspeak versions, not merely changed into something different, but actually contradictory of what they used to be. Even the literature of the Party will change. Even the slogans will change. How could you have a slogan like "freedom is slavery" when the concept of freedom has been abolished? The whole climate of thought will be different. In fact there will be no thought, as we understand it now. Orthodoxy means not thinking—not needing to think. Orthodoxy is unconsciousness.
Sadly, Orwell himself was a democratic socialist, basically a theory of benevolent socialism, but that can be the subject for another tl;dr post.
Lest I forget, the other Hayek:
Eventually I'll just end up with pictures of chicks from Vienna to represent the Austrian School.


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What can I say about Mark? Hot, cool, nice guy with a wild imagination. He's probably about 5'10, 165, handsome, chiseled face, phenomenal body, very fashionable, but manly. He's married, likes the ladies, nothing gay about him except maybe his fashion. Although a really good guy, his wild imagination and acting out (when telling stories) shows a much more aggressive side of him. I won't go into too much more detail, but he is definitely a complex person. Strange thing is, even though I've always thought he was decent looking, etc... it took a while before I really started to see how hot he really is. Now every time I see him, which is almost daily, I just want him to quietly, but aggressively, tell me what he wants. I would do anything he told me to do.
One day when he was especially stressed out, I got up the nerve to ask if he wanted to go for a beer after work (we had hung out outside of work before, but usually somehow related to a work function). He hesitated at first (not much on going out), but then asked if we could just go to my place and have a couple of beers. No motive at this point... just figured we'd hangout, etc. He usually left work early, but he'd been going home at lunch to take care of things at his house, so he was staying later than usual. I decided to give him the directions to my place so I could leave a little early and prepare (grab some beer, shower, etc.). When he got there, he walked in and commented on how nice my place was and asked if he could look around (although straight, he appreciated taste).
After I had showed him around we grabbed a beer, went into the living room and sat on the couch. I turned the TV on, but there really wasn't anything interesting on at that time of day, so we just started talking. He was leaning over towards me. He never had a problem with being close to guys... again, not in a gay way, just cool with being close. Anyway, we kept chatting for a while. He has a thing where he just stares at you when he talks and can get really intense when he's telling a story. Finally he got up and said he needed to piss. On his way back, he grabbed 2 more beers and handed one to me, but then he just stood there and stared down at me. I laughed and asked what the fuck he was doing. He laughed a little and said "nothing, why is it making you uncomfortable". I laughed and said "you? no, but I expected a show if he was going to block the TV". He stopped laughing but kept smiling and looked down at me.
Then without hesitation he said "you wanna suck my cock?" I thought for sure he was joking, so I said, "oh yeah man". Then he got really serious and said "I'm not fucking joking... do you want to suck my cock." I stopped laughed and stared at him for a bit and finally said "yeah" (still thinking he was joking but hoping not). Then he said "well fucking take my dick out and start sucking it". I still wasn't sure, so with a slight laugh (as if joking) I said sure and started unbuttoning his jeans. He didn't move or make a sound, so I kept going. Then I began to push his jeans and undies down at the same time. I was immediately hit with an intensive manly musk smell. I almost coughed but instead breathed it in. At that point I was pretty sure he was serious. I didn't look back up, but instead started smelling all around his cock and between his legs as he spread them out. The smell was overpowering, but I loved it. After a minute or so he grabbed my hair and jerked my head back and said "start sucking my cock you fag". So I did as I was told. He started moaning instantly. He started off rubbing his hands through my hair and then started pushing my mouth onto his cock. He was about 7 inches and avg width, but I was still gagging a little at first. After a while I was taking his cock all the way down to his nicely trimmed pubes. I looked up and his head was back with his mouth open. He was loving it. Then I took my mouth off his cock and started licking and sucking his nice balls. I then started to lap at his taint area. At this point he grabbed my hair again and yanked my head back. He bent down and moved his face right next to mine and said "you sick fucker". Then he told me to open my mouth and spit inside.
Then he shoved me back into the couch, turned around so his ass was in my face, grabbed my head and pulled it into his ass, and said "start cleaning". I first took a deep breath through my nose. The intense odor almost knocked me out. It was a fowl but incredibly hot at the same time. You could tell he had taken at least one shit since he had showered early that morning. I was a little sick and in love at the same time. Then he told me to "get in there", so I did. I started licking and sucking at his hole. It tasted like it smelled, but I loved it. He was moaning and said it was the best feeling he'd ever had. Then w/o noticed, he pulled my head back, turned around and shoved my mouth back on his cock. I suck for less than a minute before he pulled out, told me to hold my mouth open, and shot STREAMS of hot cum in my mouth. I don't usually like the taste of cum, but this was an exception. I wanted even more. He collapsed onto the couch next to me, breathing hard and staring at the ceiling. I wasn't done yet though.
I eased between his legs and lifted them slowly and then breathed the smell of his asshole again. It was still pungent, but I didn't care. I was going to lick, suck, and finger until it was clean. He began to moan again and held my head firmly in place. If this had been anyone else, I don't think I could have continued. His ass was ripe and truly need cleaning, not just rimming. He even let out a couple of air farts, but I kept going. After a while I was fingering his hole a lot between licks and sucks. I don't think he really noticed what was happening, he was just enjoying it. Then I saw him getting hard a gain, so I alternated between his now spotless ass and his cock. He would spit on his hand and jack while I was on his hole, then I'd suck his cock some more. After a few minutes of this he yanked my head up by my hair and said he wanted to fuck my ass. He first told me to straddle the ottoman... but then he said he wanted to watch my face as he fucked me. He began trying to finger me and realized he would need lube, so he began rummaging through the kitchen cabinets until he found some cooking oil. He came back and slathered some on my ass and began roughly forcing his fingers in. Then I heard him put some oil on his cock and began jacking. I soon felt the head of his cock at my ass. He moved his face down to mine and looked me in the eyes. Then he began to slowly push his cock in my ass. I was in obvious pain, but he didn't care. He just continued the slow assault until I felt his pubes against my ass cheeks. As he ground his dick as far as possible, he began to kiss me roughly. This put me over the top. I began kissing back as he mixed his kisses with spitting in my face. Then he began to fuck me HARD. He wanted it to hurt, but it was clear it was how he liked it too. After a while he told me to flip over and began pounding my ass as hard as possible from behind. This went on for at least 30 minutes. Then I felt him tense and hold his cock deep inside my ass as he shot his load. He collapsed on my back with his cock still in me and began breathing his dry, smelly breath in my face. He asked how it felt to be a used fag. Then he farted and laughed in my face. After a few minutes, he pulled out and stood up. He said he needed to piss again but needed a new toilet. He grabbed my hair and pulled me into the bathroom, pushed my head over the toilet and began to piss. He forced me to open my mouth and drink some in. I was humiliated, but loving it too. Afterward he told me to dry off and get him another beer. I got him a beer and sat on the couch next to him. He began drinking and watching TV as if nothing happened (farting a few times too). He finally got up and said he had to get home or his wife would begin calling him.
As he began to dress, he threatened me, saying I better not tell anyone. Then right before he left, he grabbed me by the head, kissed me hard and said whenever he IM'd me with the word "now", I better go home, leave the door unlocked and be lubed.


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College of the Ozarks, in order to promote its fundamental mission, has adopted a zero tolerance policy for the use, possession, distribution, or manufacture of illicit or illegal drugs or the consumption or possession of alcohol. The College will not tolerate any use, possession, distribution, or manufacture of illicit or illegal drugs by any student or employee on campus, off campus, or while attending any school sponsored or sanctioned event. Such actions will result in suspension or expulsion of the student; an employee will be subject to discharge. The consumption or possession of alcohol on school property or while attending any school sponsored or sanctioned event is strictly prohibited and will result in suspension, expulsion or the employee will be subject to discharge. For the student, the consumption or possession of alcohol off campus may result in probation, suspension, or expulsion. Included in the student handbook are standards of student conduct that clearly prohibit the unlawful possession, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students. The handbook section entitled "Disciplinary Policies and Procedures" defines "possession or use of alcohol or illegal drugs as cause for dismissal from the college." Employees involved with illegal drugs or controlled substances on their own time will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including discharge. In addition to any punishment imposed by the College, any student or employee suspected of violating any federal, state, or local law proscribing the use, possession, distribution, or manufacture of illicit or illegal drugs, or for the unlawful consumption or possession of alcohol, will be referred to the appropriate law enforcement agency.
The College reserves the right to require a drug test from a student or employee where there is a reasonable suspicion that the College's drug free policy has been violated. Failure to submit to a drug test is a major violation of the disciplinary rules and will result in suspension or expulsion.
Missouri laws prohibit persons under 21 years of age from purchasing, attempting to purchase, or possessing alcoholic beverages (RSMo. 311.325). Anyone who sells or gives any alcoholic beverages to persons under 21 years of age violates RSM. 311.310. It is unlawful to obtain or attempt to obtain alcoholic beverages by using a fake or fraudulent identification (RSM. 311.328(3). Anyone convicted of using fraudulent identification for purposes of purchasing or in anyway receiving intoxicating liquor is in violation of RSM. 311.320. Penalties for these violations include fines of up to $1,000 and one year imprisonment. Conviction of any offenses involving the possession or use of a controlled substance; the alteration, modification, or misrepresentation of a license to operate a motor vehicle; or the possession or use of any alcohol while operating a motor vehicle will require the surrender of a driver's license for a minimum 90 days to a maximum of one year.
Local, state, and federal laws provide specific penalties for drug and narcotic offenses. Chapter 195.211 of the Missouri Revised statutes makes it unlawful for any person to manufacture, sell, or deliver or possess with the intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver those drugs designated collectively as controlled substances. The punishment includes a term of imprisonment as well as a substantial fine.
Federal law makes it unlawful for any person to manufacture, distribute, create, or dispense or to possess with the intent to manufacture, distribute, or dispense controlled substances. Title 21 of United States Code (http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/21/841.html) provides terms of imprisonment and fines for violations of this Act. The nature of the offense and whether the person has committed any previous unlawful acts under the statute will determine the term of imprisonment as well as the amount of any fine.
Medical studies indicate that users of illicit or illegal drugs or alcohol can suffer from a wide range of medical and psychological problems. Those problems can be as mild as depression or as severe as permanent brain damage, or death. At the very least, use of these substances can impair one's ability to learn and function in society. This promotes poor application to academics as shown by poor study habits, lack of concentration, and loss of self esteem. Additional information on the health risks associated with the use of alcohol and illicit or illegal drugs is available through the campus clinic, the Dean of Student's Office or online through the Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention (http://www.edc.org).
The College's Zero Tolerance Policy is discussed with applicants at the time they are interviewed for admission. After admission the Policy and the effects of alcohol and drugs are discussed at Character Camp and in various forums and convocations. As required under the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act of 1989 https://www.congress.gov/bill/101st-congress/house-bill/3614 this policy is distributed annually to students and employees of the college. Students or employees may seek counseling related to alcohol and drugs through the campus Counseling Center. Upon request confidential referrals to outside counselors can also be made.
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Ever since finishing the "guts" of the Bathroom Update, I have been on the hunt for what to put on the walls.
I couldn't get this picture out of my head
But the more I searched, the more empty-handed I came up.
I don't live on the shores of North Carolina where driftwood is plentiful and washes up on the shore by the ton, so if I wanted to DIY the frame I'd pretty much have to cross state lines.
I found a couple beautiful options online, but they were either A) Gigantic or B) more expensive than a car payment. Since I had limited space and prefer not to place investment pieces in a bathroom, I thought I'd shelve the idea.
Then, I found this cute little driftwood frame at Gordman's for about $7.
That's what I'm talking about.
It wasn't a mirror... but it soon would be!
Thanks to this little bit of magic in a can:
Here's how it works:
1) Take out the glass from your frame and clean it
2) Give the BACK SIDE a light coat - you want to spray the reverse side of whatever you want to be the reflective surface. Think of it like you're spraying the back, painted side of an actual mirror.
3) In all, you're going to give the piece 5 *light* coats, allowing at least one minute in between coats for the solvents to evaporate.
**Note - this paint DOES have solvents, so make sure you really do use it in a well-ventilated area. I would avoid it altogether if you're pregnant in your first or second trimester. I'm literally 72 hours away from my due date, so I used this outside, AND I made sure to wear a mask. **
That's it! You just have to wait about 10 minutes for the magic to really happen, and then voila!
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Saturday, June 19, 2010
When those micro-seconds matter
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I think the main point people were trying to make in the most recent thread is that it's actually as fast as it could possibly be without breaking encapsulation.
If you're really at the point where that really matters, it's likely you have the resources to even maintain a specialized fork of Catalyst (and it would still probably be worth and more maintainable than a fast-but-crappy PHP solution - but then, writing a straight mod_perl handler with no framework would probably also be more maintainable).
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Another thing you might consider would be to add another layer to your stack. We've found that catalyst is actually quite fast (30-70ms response time including database hit.) That could be increased if you added a cache to slow parts.
Also note: twitter is not a great example since they had some serious growing pains early on and actually rewrote core parts of their app in ErLang. You could do the same thing for your app.


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Teenage Drivers - Trail HeadPosted in News on January 28, 2014
I'm a believer in natural selection and always enjoy a good Darwin Award story. That one about the guy ice fishing with dynamite and his hunting retriever? Or the guy who strapped himself under his buddy's moving vehicle to diagnose a noise and wound up getting caught in the driveshaft? True or not, they all involve some genius taking himself out of the gene pool in the most hilarious way possible. It makes me wonder how during my early driving days I didn't wind up the subject of a cautionary Darwin Award tale—or at the very least riding the school bus due to loss of license. I could write a whole book of warnings for parents of foolish young teenage drivers if I had the time. After all, I was an expert.
License, please: I was honking down an empty highway in my mom's '82 Mailbu wagon and got the genius idea to see if it could crack 100 mph. It couldn't, but it did attract the attention of a Massachusetts state trooper. It was my first time getting pulled over, and as he was hopping out of his cruiser I thought I'd impress him by having my paperwork all ready when he got to the window. I made a fast grab into the glovebox and pulled out the black folder containing the registration and insurance info, but when I looked up, instead of smiling cop face the only thing I saw was a huge leather-gloved hand clutching a holstered sidearm. I got one hell of a chewing out at full volume, as well as a hefty speeding ticket. If you know Mass Staties, you know they can be a tad tightly wound. Apparently, he was a millisecond away from shooting me.
Fire, both meanings of the word: I worked as a pizza cook at the Red Wing Diner as a kid. Every young employee there was enamored with fast cars and burning rubber. My winter beater was a '79 Grand Prix with a pathetic 301-cube V-8 that couldn't spin the tires. By easing the front bumper against the block wall of the restaurant and mashing the throttle, I discovered it could be coaxed into spectacular smoky burnouts. So spectacular, in fact, that the bar adjacent to the wall filled with smoke. The barflies all ran out to investigate, but by then we had beat feet back inside. I woulda gotten away with it if not for the trunk and interior of the Grand Prix still bleeding residual tire smoke. It took a lot to convince my boss the car wasn't burning and that he shouldn't call the police and fire department—or fire me.
Death by air cleaner: My first car was a '69 Cutlass with a dual-quad 455, ported heads, and a huge-by-stupid camshaft. It ran low 13s in the quarter mile with horrendous 60-foot times, so it was legit-fast for its day. I had just swapped air cleaners and didn't check the carb linkage clearance. On my testdrive the power of mullet compelled me, and as I jumped out into traffic the carb linkage bound on the bases of the new air filters. In a wink, I was accelerating like a scalded monkey right towards a red light intersection. I was doing close to 90 mph in Second gear straight for a line of stopped cars before my brain said "Shut it down, dummy." I killed the ignition and stood on the brakes as hard as I could, but the factory power-drums with no vacuum (remember that stupid-big cam) did little to slow me down. I somehow avoided the traffic and coasted to a stop in the middle of the intersection dazed and unharmed.
These are just the ones I'll admit to. There was the incident on two wheels. The incident on three wheels. The Clark Griswold jump. The train track jump. The great wheelie experiment. The hairpin off-ramp 360. The high school Rockford file. The Catholic school headmaster incident. And so many more. Yeah, I believe in evolutionary Darwinism—both biological and vehicular. Despite my own best efforts, I made it through my early years and evolved into a more vehicularly responsible adult. But looking back on how unevenly I stacked the deck against myself, I also believe in angels. I just about wore mine out.


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IBM Virtual Loaner Program (VLP) Announces IBM Industry Application PlatformThe IBM Virtual Loaner Program now offers the IBM® Industry Application Platform (IAP) pre-configured stack on AIX 6.1 and AIX 5.3 systems. The IBM® Industry Application Platform is a pre-configured instance of IBM WebSphere® Application Server, IBM DB2® and WebSphere MQ. For details on how to use the IAP, check out the that is available for your IBM AIX® 6.1 and AIX 5.3 operating- system images on the IBM Virtual Loaner Program (VLP). You can use VLP to develop, test and validate applications by using these products. After reserving your VLP partition, which includes choosing the hardware configuration and operating system, install the IBM Industry Application Platform on that partition.
For details on how to use the IAP, check out the "IBM Industry Application Platform VLP guide"


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The TV & Streaming Guide: trailers, reviews & new movies.
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In this free online movies guide you will find the most important information on feature and short films being broadcast on TV at the moment, like the new film cinemas, 3D theaters and movies in other parts of world. Every day we add new HD film free for you to decide what you want to watch, buy or rent.


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I've been wanting a Wing Back chair for a long time!
I saw this beauty at a yard sale and picked it up for a mere $30!
It was in pretty good shape and matched the room fairly well, but I wanted to test out my Re-upholstery skills that I picked up from blog land.
They make it look so easy and fun to take an old piece of furniture and make it new an gorgeous.
I have to admit that it was NOT as easy as I thought it would be, but it was fun…in the end.
I have a few tips I'm going to share in case you ever decide to re-cover your furniture.
The first thing you need to do is collect the right tools.
I used a staple gun, pliers, and a hammer. The Legos, baggy of Fruity Dinobites, and mini-football helmet are optional (but necessary if you have a 3 year old assistant)
You will also need plenty of fabric. This project took almost 6 yards because I wanted to match up the pattern…I'm a little OCD like that.
I also used some thick poly-batting to freshen up the foam.
The most important tool, in de-construction, was a flat head screw driver.
Be prepared to make a huge mess. I pulled out 10,000 staples I swear!
Try to pay attention to the order that you take things apart. That is the way you will have to put it all back together. I took a marker and marked each piece as I took it off so that I would know where to put it back.
Tearing it apart was MUCH harder than I thought. I ended up gouging chunks out of my thumb a couple of times. So, I guess that Band-aids are another necessary tool too!
It took me about a day and a half from start to finish, but I am very happy with how it turned out!
Not to shabby for $60-ish!
I had to add a little nail head trim to the sides because they wouldn't lay as flat as I wanted them to.
I think it looks pretty cool though.
Here are the before and after pictures.
Now, back to work on school clothes and stuff. I have been working on Appliquéing some shirts for my Macy using Izzy & Ivy's Abbie Appliqué pattern. Hopefully I'll be able to show them off later this week.
Have you done any furniture makeovers? I'd love to see how they turned out!


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We are loosing a valued member of our team to Australia so we are looking to a talented developer to join us in the Reading, UK office. You can find out a little bit more by visiting the jobs page and searching for job 203089.
If you know me and are interested get in touch directly, so I can pass your information on. (Okay and claim the recruitment bonus if we take you :-) )


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A large room in the upper level of Hays Student Center is coming to life with memories and memorabilia as work on the new Northeastern Heritage Center continues. A number of items are now on display and many historical pictures and keepsakes have been cataloged. All of the work of the Center is being done by volunteers who come in during organized dates to move ahead with the various projects underway.
A number of items have been donated to the Center covering a span of many years. When Dr. Marshall Frinks was in Sterling to receive the 2004 Pathfinder Award during Homecoming festivities, he took the opportunity to donate his leather letterman's jacket from when he attended NJC in 1953-54.
In addition to memorabilia donations, the center is very much in need of financial support. Dollars donated will be used to help pay for items noted on the wish list below and for framing expenses and signage. If someone would like to make a donation, they may complete the form below and send it in. Contributions are being channeled through the NJC Foundation so that donors may receive maximum tax benefit.
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The college is working on fully conforming the njc.edu website to the WCAG 2.0 AA standards for accessibility. During this transition, an alternative medium for accessing information about our programs and services can be provided by contacting Steven Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com or 970-521-6657. If you have any suggestions for improving the accessibility features of our website, please contact the webmaster at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Like fruits and vegetables, un-roasted coffee beans are naturally packed with antioxidants. But as powerful as they are, the majority of these antioxidants are destroyed by the typical roasting processes needed to deliver its rich flavor and aroma.
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WASHINGTON — Can the president legally order a drone strike to kill an American on U.S. soil?
Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. wrote this week in a letter to Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) that he could envision "an extraordinary circumstance in which it would be necessary and appropriate" to use such lethal force.
Those words touched off a heated debate Wednesday in the Senate over when and where the president can order the killing of U.S. citizens designated as "enemy combatants."
President Obama and his aides have said that targeted killings of Americans must be governed by some due process. But they have resisted public disclosure of their rules. Until this week, the administration had refused to allow even members of the Senate Intelligence Committee to read most of the legal opinions that justified the one known drone killing of an American, the attack on Anwar Awlaki in 2011 in Yemen.


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Jeremy7951 needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 46 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
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We are a real estate team who needs a new sign design.
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The file should be 24 inches wide by 36 inches tall. The main background should be Black. I have uploaded our "Excel Logo" to use (See Logo for dark background CMYK) as the main focal point of the sign. I have also included another real estate sign that I like (see icon logo) and would like to use the same border design with the "kw" at the top of it. I am open to a "ghosted X" kind of like the one that is in the pink part of the attached logo cluster (see Excel Logo copy). I am also attaching two Keller Williams logos. This is the company that we work for and it must be included in the design. Please Include the name "Jeremy Smith" on the bottom of the sign, as well as the phone number "800-555-5555" and the web address http://www.ExcelRealEstateGroup.com.


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This week my students began using ten frames in math. Students used math counters and ten frame worksheets to add numbers 1-10. We did a few math practice pages throughout the week, but I noticed a few students still needed some additional practice opportunities.
Using the iPad and the Drawing Pad App, students created their own ten frames to demonstrate their understanding. Initially, students created their own number problems. They illustrated the ten frame and wrote a corresponding number sentence. At the end of the practice time, I asked all students to create a ten frame that represented the number "8″. Students then took a screen shot of their ten frame and sent the photo to me via email.
Today (from the comfort of my couch!), I was able to view their photos and use their ten frame drawings to assess who understood how to use a ten frame and write a corresponding number sentence. These photos provided a quick and authentic way for me to use student work to plan for next week's instruction. Additionally, I now have documentation of each child's learning that I can share easily with their families. What a treat to have opportunities for extended practice right at our fingertips! Another fun day of learning with the iPads!