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State to Require New Vaccinations for 6th-12th Graders: What Do You Think?
Do you think the state of Illinois should require students to receive the Tdap whooping cough booster shot in order to remain in school?
The Illinois State Board of Health has approved new recommendations from the Illinois Department of Public Health and The Illinois Department of Education to require all students in sixth grade through senior year of high school to have an additional vaccination.
The students will now need to show proof of receiving the Tdap booster shot. The vaccine immunizes against tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis.
"We've seen an increase in pertussis, or whooping cough, in Illinois during the last six years. Medical experts have found whooping cough has been on the rise in pre-teens and teens, indicating a waning immunity from infant and childhood immunizations," said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck in a press release.
Last year, Illinois required sixth and ninth grade students to receive the vaccine.
Students must either show proof of having received this vaccination, must have an appointment to get the vaccine or have an approved medical or religious exemption on file.
Students who do not meet one of these three conditions by Oct. 15, 2013, will not be allowed to attend school until they do.
For the sixth and ninth graders who already got the vaccine, they do not need to get another shot, but do need to show proof of being vaccinated previously.
Information provided by the Illinois State Board of Education
Do you think the state of Illinois should be telling us how to vaccinate our children? Do you think it's fair that those who refuse vaccinations will not be allowed to attend school? Tell us in the comments section.
5:37 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
A new vaccine really and what are the side affects and lets be honest if Illinois would loose the slogan "come all who seek welfare illegal immigrants who want a drivers license all those who want free housing food stamps...we have millions who will work and support you" I mean we bring this stuff on ourselves when we don't pay attention who the welfare stamps and healthcare are going to..
6:48 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
I understand that pertussis is on the rise, but why is the vaccine combined with tetanus and diphtheria? Pertussis is not something to mess around with, so why can't the vaccine contain just that one? We immunize, but my daughter didn't need boosters (doctor even told me they are medically unnecessary-we had her titers drawn and they proved she didn't need the boosters.) I'm for immunization. I'm against OVER-immunization.
7:48 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Is it going to work? Because the damn flu shot didn't work this year!
Michelle Williams
8:35 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Yes, absolutely. Too many parents don't vaccinate their children, last year my 5-month-old and 3-year-old got pertussis because too many kids aren't vaccinated. Herd immunity does NOT work if children aren't vaccinated. If anyone disagrees, come on over to my house and I'll make sure to have my kids cough all over your kids. Then you will know how scary it is.
9:00 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
so what you are saying is you also where to lazy to take your kids to have them vaccinated ?
11:02 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
If your 5 mo and 3 yr old were vaccinated, how did they get pertussis? If the vaccine is effective, you shouldn't get the disease no matter what other people do. This whole idea that the vaccine is only effective if everyone gets it is total crap. If the vaccine doesn't protect you from getting the disease from others, what is the point?
Have Faith
8:15 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Guess my kids can't come over huh? Mine are not vaccinated and have not been sick in years...my 8 year old has never even seen an antibiotic....we live a normal life but choose fresh veggies and fruit, no vaccines, raw milk and we don't ever get sick. Call us crazy but God gave you the tools for a health sick free life...you just have to choose them. I'm with nsmith if your kids were vaccinated how do they get sick it's supposed to make them immune to it right? Not! Before people knock others for not doing immunizations maybe you should do some research and look at the stats....oh that's right nobody thinks for themselves anymore and listens to the government for advice.....look how that's working people. Do yourself a favor and your kids....eat healthy and pray...you would be better off in the end for sure.
Cynthia Long Smith
8:41 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Have Faith,
Your kids are benefiting from the immunizations that others get. Vegetables do not prevent polio.
10:45 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Here immunity is a not true and if your kids are vaccinated, then what do you have to worry about! My unvaccinated kids should be of no concern to you or yours! Stop drinking the kook aid and start doing your research!
Have Faith
4:28 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
That is actually not true. When an outbreak in Iowa effects more vaccinated people than non vaccinated then that is real data. You are wrong on the veggies sorry to say....do reading on fermented foods and veggies and fruit....I have seen first hand it cure cancer....my husband being one of them because he grew up with a mother feeding him dry milk and canned foods and that was the only diet...no veggies. God gave us the means to be healthy but it's your choice whether you do it or not. Go ahead and stay with your processed food and shots....lets see where that takes you. When I see 23 year olds by thousands going to the Dr. for an 80 year old disease RA that's a problem. Like others have said do your research....watch the ones on clean food and lifestyle thrive.
Have Faith
4:33 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
gater....if you were referring to me on that comment then you could not be more wrong. I took the time to not be a sheep and do my own research for the sake of my children who I go to work for everyday and take care of everyday....I also take time to take care of others and help my community....instead of sucking from it.
8:48 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Anyone who questions the effectiveness of vaccines needs to research what things were like before the polio and smallpox vaccines were discovered.
10:49 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Not true...every single disease that has a vaccination available now, everyone of those diseases were on the decline before the vax even came on the market!
8:52 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
And how much money Will this bring into our already greedy state. Just like the flu shots, one big scam To be healthy on the inside is far more important than getting another vaccine educate yourselves people.....they can't make you get the shot. Keep your family healthy to fight off illness, and yes some vaccines are a must, the side effects on this one is horrible.
8:54 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
The problem too, is too many parents don't leave their children home when sick! And, LAZY parents not making their kids wash their hands. There is too many antibiotics handed out like candy on Halloween, and too many people telling you to do this and do that. I can see getting some of the basic immunizations, but your body has an immune system! My house is perfect example of the flu shot not working. We all got the shot in October. In December, we all tested positive for influenza "A". Someone in the CDC failed to foresee a certain strain out there. I don't know what to believe anymore!
8:57 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
So true...we are anti antibiotic...the health system can be a great thing if not overused. My Dr. suggests probiotics and super foods ....don't get caught up in the medications. You shouldnt need them.
9:58 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Finally people are getting it... Your body is the system to fight off illnesses. But people need to get their rest, wash their hands and stay home when sick. These were all stated in a prior comment. How many people are willing to eat right, stay home when sick or treat their illnesses the correct way and not mandating booster shots on the others.
10:38 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Wow! Ten comments and
no rabid anti-vax crap?
There may be hope yet!
Robert Vanderweit
11:50 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Food is health care, Medicine is sick care.
2:13 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
What are the people supposed to do if their employer says they must come to work no matter what or they will be fired?
Earnan Drummann
6:46 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
Find two things: a new employer and a good lawyer.
Tim Konczyk
3:07 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
Jesus Christ, people. Cry, cry, cry. Don't sweat the small stuff. It's just a freakin immunization. Get the shot and move on!
Robert Vanderweit
3:24 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
The US spends 2 1/2 times on health care, compared to other wealthy nations!! Yet we rank 10th in the mortality rate. Americans think there is a pill or a shot to cure anything. Maybe there's a vaccine for obesity??? If we would quit eating all the fast, and processed food we would be healthier. We have time to get vaccines, but not time to prepare healthy meals. Most vaccines are only 20% effective, and you do have the risk of getting sick for whatever your getting vaccinated for.
Denise Williams
4:08 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
20%? Cite that statistic. Actually, I'd settle for even one example of a vaccine that is 20% effective.
Denise Williams
4:06 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
According to the CDC, the TDap vaccine is not 100% effective. Previously, 5 shots were recommended, with the final dose to be at 11-12 years of age. Given that it is not 100% effective, given that it's overall effectiveness is directly related to how many of the recommended doses a child has had, it is of paramount importance that everyone be vaccinated to reduce the probability of infecting a child who has not yet had all their doses.
In addition, since more and more people are not getting vaccinated or are receiving only part of the full doses, the strains that are now being seen are more virulent and able to overcome even those systems who have received the previously recommended course. Just like the overuse of antibiotics has caused resistant strains of bacteria, underuse of vaccines has caused stronger strains of pertussis and other diseases.
Walt Hines
4:40 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
Many people are not vaccinating due to religious beliefs. Many vaccines are made from aborted fetus tissue and many religions forbid injecting anything that contains this tissue. wwwvaccinationnews.com.
The schools have to allow your children to attend due to religious beliefs. Do some research and you'll find that this state can not make your child get vaccinated before they enter school. You can also speak to an attorney who speacializes in this area and you'll find out your rights as a parent. I had 2 neighbors whose children never had vaccines and entered our public school system.
Denise Williams
7:04 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
Linking to your own Facebook page as a source? Really? Try this one, http://www.npr.org/2011/01/09/132735944/as-the-facts-win-out-vaccinations-may-too.
Interestingly, it cites an example where a couple listened to a chiropractor, advice that almost killed their son.
Take the advice of a chiropractor and a discredited 1998 report or the CDC, the AMA, The WHO and reputable doctors, scientists and researchers all over the world...hmm. Tough decision.
Fact-the number of children who died in the decades before vaccinations far outstrips the number of children who actually have serious adverse reactions to vaccines.
6:48 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
It appears as though
I may have spoken too soon.
Should have known better...
John Roberts
6:50 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Maybe we ought to look at Indiana..When the only kids that were allowed to go to school were the unvaccinated kids because most of the vaccinated kids were sick....Or the fact that the CDC says that vaccines that are given to new borns have so much Mercury in them that a person needs to be at least 6' 3 and weigh at least 250 to 300 lbs to obsorb that much mercury....And we wonder why so many kids have ADHD and who put out the report saying vaccines do no cause Autisim...Stanford a Monsanto,government based collage that's who...And who does all of the testing and threatened to sue the U.S. government and any independent studies? the makers of the vaccines...That's the only people allowed to test vaccines is the people who make them....Now that does not seem suspicious to people?...Question everything and if you believe in it question it even more...Mercury in human beings the CDC says there is ABSOULTLY NO SAFE LEVEL FOR HUMANS...
John Roberts
7:01 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
for some reason people seem to forget that humans were around millions of years before vaccines..yes there was disease but there wasn't an over population of humans either...like today..how many vaccines are there...And how many diseases still exist tha these vaccines were supposed to stop people from getting..And who has been getting sick?....BOTH..vaccinated people and non vaccinated people...The flu shot the CDC says was only about 60 percent effective..Thats to me is still a 50/5 shot...because you know at 50% we all would of known that the Vaccine companies are full of crap..most people think it was a vaccine that stopped the Plauge..the plague would of still been here had people not learned to wash their hands..and to do so before,during and after surgeries....cleanliness is what stopped the plague..quarantine from others when sick,not going to work or school with the flu helps out too,how many people still at work or school sick and knowing they should not be there but do anyways...well dependency on money,truancy laws stop people from keeping sick kids out of schools for long periods of time..your kid misses a week for the flu and youll have the cops at your door,along with DCFS...
7:06 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
If all these illegal aliens were not here, we wouldn't have a problem. Illinois is a revolving door open to anyone. We will give you a drivers license, buy your food, pay your utility bills and educate your children.....all at no cost to you. We just want you to vote appropriately when the time comes.
I refuse to vaccinate my children anymore.
John Roberts
7:16 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
oh yeah we would..look at how many unhygeniclly clean people we have in place...People seem to think that you have to "Catch" something...and you don't...your own body if not kept clean can produce bacteria and that bacteria can spread in sickness...how many people do people know that don't shower for like a week,weather have not the option or just don't use the option to wash...that in its self causes sickness....and that sickness will spread....that's like saying if we all ate our veggies we wouldn't get sick..and that not the case...
John Roberts
7:17 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
the illegals get better treatment than some citizens...
11:45 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Why even bring this as an issue what do illegal aliens have to do with vaccines? People get sick in the United States too and I for one want to protect my kids no matter what. I may not choose all the vaccines but I do get most of the ones recomended.
8:09 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Yes,people not washing is a way that sickness is spread. Who in their right mind is not showering? I don't know anyone like that. Maybe its all those illegal aliens who never had running water, so they don't know they should shower and wash their hands. If you are sick, stay home. If you don't shower regularly, here is some personal hygiene advice. DO IT!!!!! You will feel much better and everyone else will not flee when you are around, not to mention the germs and bacteria will be gone. No germs, no sickness. Everybody wins!
John Roberts
9:27 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
people who are homeless that have not the availability to keep clean that eat in the same fast food places,use the same public bathrooms you do and your kids do,touch the same door knobs you and your family do....Now as far as stay home we who live in a cubicle who do not raise our own food have to go to work to pay the bills,miss a day and your deciding weather to eat or pay the electric with todays wages....kids if they miss too much school even with a Dr.s note get cops sent to their houses,and DCFS gets involved and the investigation on you and your family begins...in theory it sounds like it would work but people get parasites from food we consume..outbreaks from onions..Which onions have been known to absorb bacteria when cut which is why scientists and people say they turn black...and like Benjamin Franklin said.."In wine there is wisdom,In Beer there is Laughter,..And in water there is bacteria"...we will get sick,we will have problems,we will die...We are humans and this is what we do and how it goes..Most drinks have High Fructose Corn Syrup in them which is found to contain high levels of Mercury..and political interests like controlling natural sugar and not HFCS will keep people sick too..3 most profitable things in this world are Crime,Sickness and Drugs..
8:11 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
If we did eat healthy, we would be less likely to get sick because our immune system would be strong. That is why I carry around hand sanitizer and don't touch things. Don't go to the dr for a check up, that is where sick people go.
8:44 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Oh yeah, how about giving my child the HPV vaccine.....just in case. No thanks!
Mad World
10:51 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
There is a rise in pertussis precisely because the vaccine does not work (even in populations where 90+% of the population are vaccinated (look up the California outbreaks). This is a scam with an obvious profit-motive (how much $ does the pharma industry contribute to our policy makers? If you think that doesn't affect policy decisions, you are extremely naive), and there are significant risks that go along with vaccines, especially DTap. Check out the VAERS data--please educate yourselves before spouting uninformed opinions. Additionally, if mothers would breastfeed as long as possible, they will pass natural pertussis antibodies to their babies to protect baby when the family encounters this and other diseases in their communities. Follow the money people--stop being sheeplings.
Oswego Resident
11:05 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
So wait, let me get this straight. According to half the people on this thread, we should go back 150 years to the time when we used to raise our own food, eat only unprocessed foods and live the healthy life, shunning all modern medicine?
And live to the ripe old age of 50, if we're lucky? Often times dieing from simple things like abscessed teeth, the common cold or a simple infection?
No thanks, I'll take my chances with modern medicine and good sized chunk of moderation in everything else.
1:32 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
People don't die from the common cold, if you don't take care of your teeth and get an abscess that is your problem. Why would you die from a simple infection? If you get cut, wash it and keep it clean, then you don't have to worry about an infection. Simple hygiene practices can save a lot of heartache for you.
Are you incapable of having a garden?You can grow a large amount of the veggies you consume. Buy better quality meat. Don't eat all the processed junk that is offered at the store. Yes, it is more expensive, but you will save on your medical costs. Exercise and eat well, the key to a healthy lifestyle.
Oswego Resident
3:26 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Did you even read, or better yet, comprehend, what I wrote?
Why do you think people died of such simple things back in the day? Do you not think that they could have simply washed their hands, and brushed their teeth?
Or do you also eschew the use of soap and toothpaste (they have antimicrobial agents and chemicals in them, you know.)
And yes, I have a very nice little garden that I tend annually. We don't eat all of the crap that is available. In fact, we are a very healthy family, frequent users of the local YMCA fitness center. We do not, however, turn our backs on modern medicine. it has it's place in society.
Oswego Mom
11:25 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
eat better? true. eat fewer GMOs? true. eat less corn syrup (which for the uninformed, is in nearly EVERY processed food)? true. stop vaccinations? deadly. That quack who tried to stymie every child from getting vaccinated because of the thimerosal connection to the autism spectrum? defrocked and proven a fraud. Me, personally? I don't want *MY* kids getting pertussis (whooping caugh) from *YOUR* kids because you refused to get yours immunized. true.
Walt Hines
12:23 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Oswego Mom are you saying that your kids can get pertussis from another kid even though yours are vaccinated? If this is what you're saying and if your kids are vaccinated then they will not contract pertussis if the vaccine does what it's meant to do.
If people only knew how many children in our public school systems are not vaccinated they would be shocked. This has been going on for years and no one has said a word. Thanks to the internet and blogs like this we're all finding out the dirty little secrets that have been going on in our world.
My children have never been on antibiotics in their lives, never been sick enough to be put on them. Their friends are always on them and getting sick, amazing.
1:34 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Why would your immunized child catch something from an non immunized child? That makes no sense.
11:31 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Patch, I implore you,
in the name of reason, please
put a stop to this!
11:41 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Mr. Roberts who are you going off on in your comment? It seems like everyone. It sounds like you are the one who needs to get a job...you are rude.
Oswego Mom
12:47 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
@Walt Hines -- I'm saying exactly what I said. If you choose to twist it into something else, that's on you.
Walt Hines
1:06 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Oswego Mom I was just asking a question. If you re-read your statement is sounds as though you believe your children will contract the very same virus that they've been vaccinated against just by being around un-vaccinated children. Sounds as though you have your info twisted if this is what you believe.
1:41 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
I love that this choice is mine to make, I love that no one, despite what they " feel " has not one bit of say as to what I do regarding my choice to vaccinate or not to vaccinate! I have done my research, e tensile research, long before the Internet was even connected, and now because the Internet is connected. I've seen way to much regarding vaccines and the detrimental affects. I have seen children die, I have seen children be disabled permanently for the rest of their lives.
The truth is, no matter how small the amount...
Aborted fetal cells
And the list goes on...not ethical, it's toxic sludge, it's criminal to inject your healthy baby with, and the bottom line is...I don't vaccinate my children for the exact same reasons you do vaccinate yours!!! I want to keep my children healthy, and they are...never been on antibiotics never been sick! So again, tell me how your vaccinated child is at risk to my unvaccinated...
2:00 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
You are entitled to " feel " anyway you'd like! It was one small fact, and in no way at all was I implying this is the only benefit! Anecdotal can not be dismissed as well. As a Christian, the unethical choice regarding conscience and aborted fetal cells injected into my children, is deplorable to say one must inject toxins I to the healthy to achieve a healthy response. In implies one can't think critically any more and have become enslaved to the industry and they even defend those who are the one doing the harm. The pharmaceutical company. Are you do p,steely ignorant to the facts regarding g the rise of every type of cancer, the perpetually unhealthy generation coming up, the deaths from vaccines...you must not be, because you are defending it so well. As I stated before, the glory in it all, is that it's a personal choice that no one can take away from the parent. We who don't vax, at first feel sorry for your children who are taken to a Dr. Way more often than should be, and forced by your own sign of a waiver to inject your precious gift with cancer virus. Chronic illness and possible an early grave, than once we get over the pity,we are enraged at your ignorance and stupidity!
2:22 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
And with this comment,
this thread has officially
jumped the shark. Nice work!
2:57 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
I honestly wish people would do their research before vax. Look at what is IN these vaxs. Why do you think there is so many, a ton more people with cancer?
Look at what they are injecting your chhild with. They are slowly killing us off.
I am NOT going to debate....just read up on it. Check out the FB page. THE GREATER GOOD and start there.
3:47 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Emergency medicine, shock trauma, ...I agree, there is some medicine that is truly miraculous, life saving and a blessing to have in this fast and dangerous world. However, vaccines have no good effect on the population. It is making our generations sick, extremely unhealthy and chronic illness. It's not mandatory, and once more, how do my unvaccinated children danger your vaxxed child...still love th fact that no matter why you believe, it is each ones choice to vax or not to ax! What would it take for you to be able to think critically and start protecting your child from the poisonous ingredients they inject into your once healthy child. Do you not understand the live cancer virus injected into your child, how have you gotten so far down this brainwash cultism to fathom, that using bored fetal close...aka...dead baby cells, could have a beneficial health advantage. Aluminum, now really, how does the EPA and the CDC list the acceptable contamination rate, and yet it's o much higher with ll the combined shots...do you ever look into autumn and the statistics, have you never come in contact with anyone whose had a negative reaction to a flu hot or the HPV shot. Stop allowing yourself to be brainwashed, start thinking or yourself and start relly protecting your children!!!
Ernie Knight
8:47 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Vaccines have no good effect on the population????? How is it again that polio, smallpox, and others have almost disappeared?
Stop reading propaganda. Cancer is not a virus.
5:25 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Oswego Res... Yes I did read it. What makes you think a vaccine will cure a simple infection? What you said makes no sense. of course, if my arm gets ripped off in a traumatic accident, of course i will see a doctor. I don't know what your argument is about. Again, personal hygiene in staves off many problems!
Oswego Resident
6:50 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
What I said was that some people in this thread are implying that you can forego all antibiotics and vaccinations and just get by with eating your home grown food and washing your hands. I myself don't fully agree with that, that's all. I believe it would be like it was 100 years ago, when the life expectancy was much lower.
Let's agree to disagree.
Walt Hines
7:03 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
I also don't believe that just eating healthy is the cure all. We have polluted the air we breath and the water we drink with chemical after chemical. Just living in your homes have chemicals that we all breath in on a daily basis. Formaldehyde in cabinets, siding and insulation to VOC's in paint and stain. How about that refrigerator we all have in our homes or the piping that's delivering your water from the street. Just by collecting your mail each day you're exposed to chemicals on some level. We have become a nation of chemicals and toxins all in the name progress be that good or bad.
Our coal industry should be forced to put the snuffers back on their stacks for the sake of our children,s lungs. Big business big money rules this world!
Robert Vanderweit
11:06 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
The new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found the vaccine offered 58 percent protection against the most common and dangerous H3N2 strain for children ages 6 months to 17 years old, 46 percent protection for adults ages 18 to 49, and 50 percent protection for adults 60 to 64 years of age.
However, for seniors 65 and older, this year's flu shot was found to be only 9 percent effective against the more virulent H3N2 strain, the report showed.
Overall, the flu vaccine was found to be 56 percent effective at reducing the need for medical visits caused by the illness. That's around the initial 62 percent effectiveness figure the CDC reported in January based on early test results collected from 1,155 children and adults who went to doctors with respiratory infections.


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Cavaliers 104, Jazz 101: Kyrie Irving rallies Cavs to win
Midway through the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers looked dead in the water.
They were going through the motions and looked like they were heading to their third consecutive loss.
However, the Utah Jazz unraveled down the stretch, as the Cavs overtook them in the waning seconds and recorded an improbable 104-101 victory before 12,124 at Quicken Loans Arena.
The Cavs (21-40) outscored the Jazz, 12-1, in the last 2 minutes, 35 seconds.
"Merry Christmas to us," Cavs coach Byron Scott said. "We got lucky. That was a gift. We can't come out and play like that and expect to win."
They caught fire with about three minutes left in the third quarter. Still, they trailed, 76-68, entering the fourth quarter.
Scott dusted off former Jazz swingman C.J. Miles for the fourth quarter. He immediately starting bombing in shots. He scored all 12 of his points in the final quarter.
The Cavs' defense also picked up, which fueled their fast break. Point guard Kyrie Irving, quiet for much of the night, also caught fire.
His three-point play with 1:07 left pulled the Cavs to within one point, 101-100.
Irving, who shot 7-of-20 from the field, recorded his third double-double of the season with 20 points, 10 assists, seven rebounds and two steals. He had 11 points in the last 4:25. Continued...
"Shots started to fall," Irving said. "We got a couple steals that turned into transition baskets."
Jazz guard Mo Williams was impressed with the All-Star.
"Kyrie is Kyrie," Williams said. "He's a hell of a basketball player. He's one of the better point guards in the league. He's up there with the elite.
"I'm a fan of Kyrie's. It's fun to see his growth in this league. He is going to be special. His potential is astronomical."
The Cavs trailed the entire second half until shooting guard Wayne Ellington's slam dunk with 56 seconds left, which handed the Cavs a 102-101 advantage.
Williams, the ex-Cav who had missed the previous 32 games with thumb surgery, drove to the basket and had his shot roll in and out with 4.9 seconds remaining.
"It was heart-breaking," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said.
Williams was even more disappointed.
"I've never seen a layup come out like that," he said. "I haven't seen the replay, but that was amazing. I've shot a trillion layups in my life, but I've never missed one like that how it went in and came out."
Ellington followed with two free throws with 2.8 seconds left for the final three-point margin. Continued...
Cavs power forward Tristan Thompson added 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Ellington had 16 points and six rebounds. Forward Alonzo Gee contributed 15 points and five rebounds.
"Coach challenged us tonight," Irving said. "He said the offense will take care of itself. We got the stops we needed. We got pressure on the ball."
The Cavs held Utah to 43.7 percent shooting from the floor. They also blocked a season-high 12 shots, including three rejections by Tyler Zeller and Thompson.
Scott was concerned before the game about the Jazz's bruising frontcourt. He didn't have to be. The Cavs outrebounded Utah, 49-38.
They outscored the Jazz in the fourth quarter, 36-25, as they seemed to come up with every 50-50 ball.
Williams missed a 21-footer at the buzzer for the Jazz (32-29), who have a 1 1/2-game lead over the Los Angeles Lakers for the eighth spot in the Western Conference playoff race.
Jazz swingman Gordon Hayward led all scorers with 25 points and seven assists.
"He's a good player," Scott said. "He's fearless."
Utah was playing without its best player in center Al Jefferson. The 6-foot-10, 289-pounder is averaging 17.7 points, 9.4 rebounds and 1.2 blocks.
Center Enes Kanter added 17 points and seven rebounds for the Jazz, while forward Paul Millsap had 16 points and eight rebounds. Continued...
Utah had won six in a row over the Cavs before Wednesday.
"C.J. (Miles) hit some big shots that got us back in the game," Scott said. "He can spread the floor for us. He played well in the fourth quarter."
It was the Cavs' 21st victory, which matched last season's win total. That wasn't a surprise to Scott.
"We expected to have more wins than we did last year," he said.
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LOS ANGELES - The former drummer for the rock band Cake was convicted Monday of molesting a 3-year-old girl at a Laurel Canyon home during a 2009 Thanksgiving celebration.
It was the second trial for Peter Ivan McNeal, who was found guilty of one felony count of oral copulation and sexual penetration of a child under the age of 10.
A previous jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of guilt after one holdout juror refused to take part in the deliberations, resulting in a mistrial last April.
McNeal, 46, was a guest at a friend's Thanksgiving gathering, where he played a ball game with the 3-year-old, who was visiting from Massachusetts with her family, and several other children, according to trial testimony.
After the girl left the party, she suddenly blurted out, "Why did that man want to put his penis in my mouth?" the girl's mother testified.
"What man?" she asked her daughter, who replied, "The man who was playing ball with us."
The mother said that later that evening, she got in the bath with her daughter and asked her to demonstrate what had happened. The 3-year-old, she said, took a metal Thermos bottle, held it to her crotch and "pushed it in my mouth" while moving her hips.
The girl's parents filed a complaint with Massachusetts police nearly two years later, after the youngster again brought up the alleged encounter. The mother testified that she and her husband wanted to be "100 percent certain" before
McNeal, a father of two who worked as a drummer, percussionist and vocalist alongside such artists sa Norah Jones and Mike Doughty, was arrested in January 2012.
Prosecutors presented evidence that McNeal attempted to molest a 6-year- old girl on Dec. 11, 2009 -- about two weeks after the Laurel Canyon incident -- while volunteering at a school in Los Angeles. The musician was convicted of a misdemeanor in that case and sentenced to three years of probation.
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"The Woman in White" is an original adaptation of Wilkie Collins' 1859 mystery novel by Lifeline ensemble member Robert Kauzlaric. It is the tale of Laura, an unhappily married young heiress, who is in love with a starving artist. A shadow hangs over Laura because of her resemblance to a mysterious woman, who always wears white. The artist tries to rescue her, with the help of her sister, but manipulative men stand in his way.
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She also plays Eleanor Fosco, the wife of devious Count Fosco. "She's a lot of fun," Deely said. "She is kind of conniving with her husband, who is the main villain."
Her third role is as a secretary who primarily hands props to the main character.
Deely is enjoying the fact that she gets to use two different accents in this play—Hampshire for Mrs. Clements and standard British for Eleanor Fosco. "It's a lot of fun to be able to flex like that—to kind of show your range and your training," Deely declared.
Using different actions onstage is not a problem for the busy actor. "Chicago is a place that likes to do a lot of Irish and English plays," she explained. "You have to have a good accent if you want to be considered." In addition, Deely has served as a dialect coach on productions for Strawdog Theatre Company, where she is an ensemble member, as well as Steep Theatre Company and A Red Orchid Theatre.
Although she's a Chicago resident now, the Nazareth Academy graduate said, because her mother lives in Westchester, "I still think of it as my hometown."
Deely performed in plays at Nazareth and also appeared in shows at Circle Theatre in Forest Park during her years in high school and at Illinois State University, where she earned a theater degree. "That's where I got my start," she said.
After college, Deely moved into the city, joining Strawdog's ensemble in 2001. In addition, she has performed with A Red Orchid, BackStage and Noble Fool theaters.
Although she appeared in musicals while in high school and college, Deely focuses her professional career on straight plays. "There's actually real singers in Chicago," she joked.
Deely admitted that she wasn't familiar with "The Woman in White" before she accepted the role. "But it has a huge following," she said. "It's the first real detective story. A lot of our detective stories are based on it."
She reported that, a couple of years ago, Lifeline had a huge hit with "The Moonstone," another Wilkie Collins mystery, also adapted by Robert Kauzlaric. "And this is the more popular title from Wilkie Collins," Deely said. "It's really exciting to do something that is so highly regarded and had such an influence."~


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12-May-2013 SANCTUARY (SECOND POST) IS CLOSING. DO NOT ASK FOR A SANCTUARY POKEMON.
How to navigate Dragonheart Sanctuary.
Spoiler:- Table of Contents:
Post 1: Dragonheart Sanctuary
Rules, Strike System, Strike List, Wants, My Friend Code, Staff and Credits
Post 2: Custom RNG Requests
Request a custom RNG
Post 3: Sanctuary
Completed, Pending, and Waiting RNG
Post 4: Sponsorships
Sponsored Guilds
All requesters must read and agree to these when applying.
Spoiler:- Dragonheart Policies:
Follow all Serebii Forum Rules
Follow all Serebii Forum and Trade Shop Rules.
No Hacked and Cloned Pokemon
Do not trade me hacked pokemon. This includes pokemon with PokeCheck Ribbons. Dragonheart does not clone pokemon, each is a separate RNG. Dragonheart does accept clones, but only if cloned via a Serebii approved method. This will result in an automatic permaban
Request Etiquette
Be polite and do not use chat speak. Do not request when the applications are marked as closed. Do not VM/PM Dragonheart about when RNG Request will re-open or asking to save a request spot. Do not offer nicknamed or pokerus pokemon. Only Request Breedable Egg Pokemon. Check the DWF sections for available DW abilities.
Accepted Requests
All request statuses are tracked on your application. Do not ask for a status. You will get a VM asking to approve your request. Any changes to your request must be made then. After approval, no changes can be made. A trade must be completed within 2 weeks for Sanctuary or 1 month for a custom RNG (from RNG completion date).
Dragonheart reserves the right to deny any request at any time for any reason. All pokemon from Dragonheart Sanctuary have a Not for Trade (NFT)/Non-Redis status. Breaking the NFT/Non-Redis status request will result in an automatic permaban.
Kots will be enforcing the strike system.
Spoiler:- Strike System:
Thank you, Ilane. It's a pleasure to be here.
Let me start with a bit of information about myself: I have been involved in the competitive aspects of Serebii for almost 3 years now. While I once frequented the trade shops, I soon moved to the guilds section. Any of you who are from the guilds section likely know that I am not likely to tolerate shenanigans or rule-breaking of any kind. It is a simple process. Use the forms, follow the rules, don't think that you warrant an exception of any kind. If you do that, we will have no problems.
Now then, Those of you who have been using this particular trade shop since the beginning may remember the 'strike system'. I will be bringing that back. The strikes are as follows:
Strike 1 - First Warning
Strike 2 - Final Warning
Strike 3 - 1 Week ban, cancellation of all current requests.
Strike 4 - 2 Week ban, cancellation of all current requests.
Strike 5 - 1 Month ban, cancellation of all current requests.
Strike 6 - Permanent ban.
These strikes can be earned by either not following the rules or not using the correct form. There are only 3 possible forms, so it really should not be difficult to figure out which one you need. If you're requesting an RNG, then use the RNG form. If you want a pokemon from the Sanctuary, use the Sanctuary form. If you're in one of the sponsored guilds, use that form. Easy, right? (If it was, I wouldn't be here.)
It is possible to cancel these strikes, but it requires not breaking rules for a 2 month span. For every 2 months you go without incident, one strike will be removed from your record.
That's all I have to say for now. Hopefully, you all will follow the rules and I won't have to make another post here. Although, to be frank, I doubt it.
These users have been given strikes.
Spoiler:- Strike List:
Two Strikes
05/05/13 - Raghav
05/13/13 - twiztid420
One Strike
04/28/13 - champisreal
05/02/13 - Hayate Ayasaki
05/02/13 - Hopsin
05/04/13 - Mrmuffin123
05/13/13 - alesana64
05/20/13 - allenwayne
Feel free to offer things that are not on the wants list. Dragonheart will look at all offers.
Spoiler:- Want List:
Requirement: Looking for Non-Shiny UT Flawless unless they are DWF.
Trade Ratios: 3 DWF for 1 RNG, All others are 1 to 1.
~ Event Pokemon that have special moves
Dream World Females
~ DWF Doduo -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Drowzee -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Sudowoodo -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Aipom -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Dunsparce -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Wurmple -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Luvdisc -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Trubbish -- Pending Trade with Croze
~ DWF Joltik -- Pending Trade with Croze
Dream World Events/Moves
~ DW Charmander <Modest>
~ DW Squirtle <Bold>
~ DW Treecko <Competitive>
~ DW Torchic <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Mudkip <Competitive>
~ DW Spinda <Competitive> - Must have Super Power
~ DW Turtwig <Competitive>
~ DW Chimchar <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Piplup <Competitive>
~ DW Pansage <Competitive>
~ DW Pansear <Competitive>
~ DW Panpour <Competitive>
~ DW Gothorita <Competitive>
Dream World Males/Genderless
~ DW Magnemite <Competitive>
~ DW Voltorb <Modest, Timid>
~ DW Hitmonlee <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Hitmonchan <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Staryu <Competitive>
~ DW Tauros <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Ditto <Competitive>
~ DW Porygon <Modest, Brave>
~ DW Hitmontop <Adamant, Jolly>
~ DW Lugia <Competitive>
~ DW Ho-Oh <Competitive>
~ DW Nosepass <Competitive>
~ DW Beldum <Competitive>
~ DW Bronzor <Competitive>
~ DW Dialga <Competitive>
~ DW Palkia <Competitive>
~ DW Giratina <Competitive>
~ DW Throh <Competitive>
~ DW Sawk <Competitive>
~ DW Klink <Competitive>
~ DW Goletta <Competitive>
~ DW Rufflet <Competitive>
~ DW Tornadus <Competitive>
~ DW Thundurus <Competitive>
~ DW Landorus <Competitive>
A item trade must total 100 Points. List will change based on supply and demand.
25 Points
Competitive Subway Items (ex. Choice Items, Life Orbs, Air Balloons, etc.)
20 Points
15 Points
Evolution Stones: Dusk, Shiny, Dawn
Evolution Items
10 Points
PP Max
Evolution Stones: Water, Fire, Thunder, Moon, Leaf, Sun
Thick Club
Light Ball
Unknown Points
Miscellaneous Items (Offer and I'll determine if I'm interested)
Egg Move Pokemon
To Be Determined
Spoiler:- Friend Codes:
Pokemon Black Friend Code: 2795-8856-5442
Credit to Eeveelover824 for the support buttons.
Spoiler:- Staff and Credits:
My first RNG teacher.
RNG Teacher and Artist - Support and Dream World Buttons
Artist - Gear Banners
Artist - Sponsorship User Bars
BW2 Move Tutor
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KUMB.com t-shirtsModerators: Lost Hammer, bonehead, chalks, goes2eleven, Alf Garnett's (Ex) Missus, bristolhammerfc, Wheels, sicknote, Romford, Rio, Gnome, Northern Paulo Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesKeep KUMB
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Or green - I'm sure I have one of you wearing a green one......
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Aaaaah - the cleavage photos, taken in The Duke Of Edinburgh a few years ago, I seem to remember. You were in a wheelchair at the time and I'm sure you would enjoy a little stint in it again, should the photo find it's way onto this forum
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesI live in reality
while KUMB people live in perception
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesCleavage Tees by Upton Girlie, now there's a seller.
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesI think "Keep Calm and keep it on the floor" would sell well..
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesI think the 'Keep Calm And ..................... is such a perfect fit for this club
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesKeep calm and stay Deluded should suffice.
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesOn sale now in the new-look KUMB Shop (also accessible from the link in the main menu above). Available in mens' t-shirts and polos plus women's tees and vest tops:
http://www.kumb.com/store.php More designs to follow shortly.
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesMy cleavage just checked out the size chart UtJ and would like to report that most men don't like flat chested women
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesCheers UTJ, great choice of colours, do you know what the sizes come up like, for instance i'm an XL in the t-shirts they sell on the OS, would that be roughly the same with these ?
I'm not being lazy, just can't get the size guide on my phone. Ta
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesThe 'model' in the first post of this thread is 6' tall and wearing an XL shirt. HTH
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesCheers, XXL it is then !
I'm assuming we're ok to send back and exchange if we get the wrong size ?
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesI believe returns are for defect items only. Best wait until you can check the size charts if you're not sure
Re: New 'Keep Calm' teesWould love some of these ... but anything under 3 or 4XL is no good to a "stout" bugger like me
Re: New 'Keep Calm' tees
It's not that I'm morbidly obese, but simply that my shoulders are too wide for anything less than a XXXL
Re: New 'Keep Calm' tees
On very similar lines, see the latest additions to our shop: http://www.kumb.com/store.php
Re: KUMB.com t-shirtsI'm probably being dense but how do you find the polos?
Re: New 'Keep Calm' tees
Suits me Sir, available for modelling assignments
Re: KUMB.com t-shirts
I've just moved them out temporarily JP for a bit of housekeeping ... which design were you interested in?
Only if the hat comes too
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Elizabeth Malone Ellis, formerly of Campbellsville, and James Cameron Shaw announce their engagement.
Ellis is the daughter of David Ellis and Cassandra Ellis of Campbellsville.
Shaw is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw of Plainview, Texas.
Ellis is a 2006 graduate of Green County High School in Greensburg. In 2009, she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. She is employed as a federal grassroots specialist at the American College of Cardiology in Washington, D.C.
The Gabehart family recently toured the Taylor County Public Library, which is now located at the former Gabehart Lumber Co. building on East Broadway.
Adult Services Librarian Debbie Parson said the Gabeharts were pleased and surprised with the transformation of the lumber company space into the new library.
Dennis and Sarah Crawley, residents at The Grandview, recently celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary.
The couple met at a Campbellsville Youth for Christ meeting years ago and were married when they were young.
They are members of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church.
Greater Campbellsville United recently donated two books to the Taylor County Public Library.
GCU donated "Lincoln's Hundred Days" by Louis P. Masur and "The King Years: Historic Moments in the Civil Rights Movement" by Taylor Branch.
American Legion Post 82 recently donated $500 to Taylor County Bank's drive to send supplies to Campbellsville National Guard troops activated overseas.
Clark Howard recently joined the Campbellsville Rotary Club. He is pictured with president Jane Wheatley.
The club meets every Wednesday at Taylor Regional Hospital at noon.
Nolan "Hotshot" Gilpin holds a metal disk that sliced into a tree 39 years ago during the April 3, 1974, tornado that ripped through Mannsville.
Though no one was killed, the tornado damaged many businesses and homes.
Gilpin said the tree was located on his late brother Edwin's property on Joe Kerr Road.
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Rhonda Gail Campbell, 33, of Phillips Drive in Campbellsville, died Friday, April 11, in Campbellsville.
Chester and Ina Blakeman of Campbellsville celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 29.
Howell Berry, 60, of Elk Horn, died Wednesday, April 9, at his home.
The annual Campbellsville/Taylor County Fire Department pancake breakfast will be from 5 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 26.
He is a landscaper by trade, but he recently fulfilled a dream when he penned and published his first children's story.
Rob Harris of Campbellsville, owner of Harris Lawn & Landscaping, self-published his first children's book, "Elkadorfia - The Secret Realm of the Mighty Oaks."
The e-book version was released in June 2011. The paperback hit shelves last December. The book is available for purchase on Amazon.com.
Originally from LaRue County, Harris traveled a lot while serving in the United States Navy.
Cancer registrars throughout the world joined colleagues, fellow medical professionals and community leaders recently to observe the 17th annual National Cancer Registrars Week, which was April 8-12. The purpose of NCRW is to emphasize the important role cancer registrars play in capturing the data that informs cancer research, prevention and treatment programs.
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Okay, last night I watched Showtime's Dexter say he was thankful for yams when sharing Thanksgiving dinner with the Trinity killer's family; then I watched Lauren say she was thankful for canned yams when sharing Thanksgiving dinner with the Bennet family on NBC's Heroes.
I am a foodie, but I don't like yams. I am thankful that I do the cooking most every year at Thanksgiving so that I don't have to eat around the yam dish on my plate.
As a foodie, I am thankful I am not Andrew Zimmern who has eaten bull's rectum and testicles soup in the Philippines; bull testicles in Spain; chicken uterus, black-bone chicken testicles in Taiwan; goose intestine in New York City; civet feces coffee, bull penis in Vietnam; snake penis, fried deer penis, yak penis in China; boar's testicles in Minnesota; bull penis soup in Bolivia; and braided intestines, cow's butt sandwich, fresh bull testicle and scrotum stew in Chile.
At least Anthony Bourdain can wash down the occasional freakish menu offering with a drink or twelve, but Zimmern is a recovering addict/alcoholic and is making the choice to swallow so much shaft, balls and ass sober.
I am not really one of those, "let's all say what we are thankful for," kind of Thanksgiving dinner Dads. I love to cook. I love that there is a holiday all about cooking and family. I love that people eat my food. I love trying new recipes. I am not a traditionalist. I love the insanity of 5-7 dishes all coming up at the same time for 12-16 people, the high-wire risk of having no repeat dishes year to year.
This year I am cooking for just my son and myself. We will have more than enough food for his mom, my ex-wife. Most importantly, we will have plenty of left over turkey for sandwiches on Friday. Note to self: buy sandwich fixings tomorrow for the long holiday weekend.
I am using an Alton Brown brine on our turkey, then cooking it in my Popeil Showtime rotisserie (set-it-and-forget-it) grill. I am doing a Rachael Ray gratin potato dish and Paula Deen cornbread stuffing. Instead of my own delicious pies, I am doing a Nancy Iannios pumpkin creme brulee.
I worked for Tom Klein years ago when he owned both Rodney Strong and Windsor Vineyards. I will be enjoying a 2007 Russian River Valley Rodney Strong Pinot Noir with Thanksgiving dinner. Wine Spectator gave the Russian River Valley appellation, 2007 Pinot Noir vintage a 98/100 rating. I am thankful that Tom and Rick Sayre make consistently delicious and affordable wines, and that having worked with them, I have the confidence to choose their wines in any, not just this classic best ever, vintage.
All around me is change. I have a good friend up north who has left her job rather than complain about it, and is in search of a better job. I have an old girlfriend out east who has left her job and will be starting a new one. I am looking at changing my job. I am good at what I do, I make money for my business, for myself, but I would like to travel less often and spend more time with my son. I will be trying to find a job where I can use my wealth of real world experience, the education behind my marketing degree, and my newfound web 2.0 skills to help a winery in the north coast (Sonoma, Napa, Lake or Mendocino county) of California. I would love a hybrid position involving social media marketing, traditional marketing, tasting room and/or wine club work, trade show marketing, and more.
I write without thinking about someone reading what I write, and I usually disable comment leaving for my blog, so I am always surprised when I read a comment left on facebook, twitter, a forum or e-mail about my writing. I know people read what I write, usually 100 people, but sometimes as many as 300 and more. Knowing you are out there, having you write back to me, does influence my writing a touch. I am thankful anyone finds my writing at all; more thankful some of you like my writing.
My son is 12 years old. He is 5′ 9 1/2″ tall and 170 pounds on a lanky muscular frame. I knew dating sasquatch would produce a tall child. Charlie has been at basketball tryouts the last two days, trying to make his school's 7th grade team. As the tallest boy at the tryouts, and with a year of league play, we are reasonably confident he will make the team. I am thankful that my son has such an affinity for a game I never played, or was interested in playing; it is good for him to be good at something that is his own.
I had an Apple iMac screen damaged by careless family while I was away at work about a year ago. I found a used flat screen monitor and have used it to mirror what would have been viewable on my iMac screen. This last weekend, I bought a used iMac with more guts, a perfect screen, and the newest Apple OS. I was able to move all of the info in my old computer to my new one effortlessly using migration assistant, and now I have both screens viewable to spread my work over. An extra 750 GB hard drive, for a 1 TB total, speakers, and high speed internet access completes the coolest computer system I've ever had. Better than I could have imagined, I am thankful for my totally cool and powerful home work and play space.
I will be writing more, perhaps much more with a business slant, but certainly more on a personal basis as I travel less. I will probably move my personal writing to a dedicated website, and I'll certainly let you know if I do make that change. I plan to write more about wine and food from the perspective of an industry professional with real world experience and as a born and raised resident of California's premier wine growing area. I also want to give reviews of wine accessories and wine books. I want to make more use of video entries as well. Look for a more wow experience sometime early in 2010. I'll be thankful if you follow me with my writing. Thanks.


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In What Makes Us Healthy? best-selling author and internationally renowned speaker Caroline Myss delivers a thought-provoking live lecture on the current state of our health, exploring the mystical forces that create disease or wellness. Describing our evolving - and often misguided - relationship with well-being, Myss explains that to truly be healthy, we need a better understanding of ourselves and the factors that influence our lives.
She shows us that we must move away from the illusion that the physical world of money, sex, power, and self-esteem has more authority than the inner world of the psyche and soul. That it is, in fact, our ego that blocks our truth and creates imbalances that lead to illness.
Describing the language of transformation as a sophisticated spiritual journey, Myss shows that healing is an act of the soul: our mind governs our healing, but it is the soul that must lead the way. She teaches us that to truly heal, we must look at the energy of our lives and focus inward - toward the soul and away from the mind.
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I have to say, i'm a Caroline Myss' addict. Can't have enough of her books, and i'm constantly listening over and over again to her audios. I can't have enough of learning about mystical laws, and especially from people, like Myss who respect other cultures and religions. Her language may seem a bit strong for many, but the Truths she tells are food for thought and spirit. Love this program. Love Myss.
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Many of us have health coaches or aspire to improve our health. Myss addresses health as a return to mind , body , spirit. The misstep we have taken as a society has been to include mind, body and to simply ignore the spirit aspect of our overall health. A return to health must include all three, and Myss speaks clearly to this need.
There are numerous books on wellness, whole health and countless fabrications on getting fit , slim or eating right.( Dr. Andrew Weil stands out).. Few examine health as a construct of spirit and mind health and healing as well as Myss. In the 80's, the Yale surgeon Bernie Seigal wrote of love and miracles and health and his' I Can' cancer groups became foundational to wellness. In the 90's, author and cardiologist, Dean Ornish (Eat More , Weigh Less) was instrumental in returning our attention to the connection of health, creating community and emotional support. In this ever evolving topic of health, I can think of no one as fundamentally conscious of the complexities of responding to mind , body spirit than Myss and her writings on health and healing, and turning our attention to Grace.
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text: August, 1995 (reprinting) - Changes were included to reflect the Board of Supervisors' adoption of the County-wide General Plan on August 16, 1994 regarding updated Noise Element and Recreation Element policies and other minor editorial changes. In addition, all references to the 100-year floodplain are based upon the definition contained in the Placer County General Plan.March 19, 1996 (amendment) - Changes were adopted by the Board of Supervisors to bring the Plan into conformance with the County-wide General Plan regarding Park Development Standards and Public Facilities and Services implementation measures. Changes were also adopted to the Land Use Diagram and Zoning Exhibit (GPA-305/REA-848). June 28, 2005 (updated):Chapters below are available in portable document format (pdf). File sizes are approximately 5mb each.1 - Introduction2 - Community Development Element (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4)3 - Recreation Element (Part 1, Part 2)4 - Community Design Element5 - Natural Resources Management Element (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4)6 - Circulation Element (Part 1, Part 2)7 - Plan ImplementationAppendices:Appendix A - AcknowledgmentsAppendix B - Placer County Rural GuidelinesAppendix C - Resolution of Adoption and Statement of Overriding Considerations/Ordinance Adopting Implementing ZoningAppendix D - Resolution of Adoption of 1995 Land Use Amendments and Certifying Subsequent EIR/Ordinance Adopting Implementing ZoningAppendix E - Resolution of Adoption of 2005 Circulation and Recreation Elements Update/Amendments