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On Friday, I'll play this hymn at his funeral. I can say with confidence, he lived the words to this song. May we all live facing eternity with that same joyful confidence in our hearts..
Until Then…
My heart can sing when I pause to remember
A heartache here is but a stepping stone
Along a trail that's winding always upward,
This troubled world is not my final home.
The things of earth will dim and lose their value
If we recall they're borrowed for awhile;
And things of earth that cause the heart to tremble,
Remembered there will only bring a smile.
This weary world with all its toil and struggle
May take its toll of misery and strife;
The soul of man is like a waiting falcon;
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Do you think university professors should have to pass a criminal background check?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on September 29, 2007
"Yeah. For me, it would be important to know if my professor was involved in any type of violent or sexual crime."
"No. I think they should be hired based on the merits that qualify them for the position and not on the basis of a background check."
"Yes, I believe so. It's a respectable position, and they're not exactly respectable if they have or are trying to cover up a criminal background."
"I think that university professors should undergo the same scrutiny as any other state employee."
Fishman 7 years, 9 months ago
You mean they're not now? Sounds crazy not too as anyone else in a state position has to. This isn't to mention that they are teaching young adults that are still very much impressionable. Seems like common sense to me. Nothing to hide, nothing to worry about.
trinity 7 years, 9 months ago
maybe; i mean, there are some things on a person's criminal history that are very much in the past and not a factor in who/what they are, now. if whomever is doing the screening for employment talked to the individual about their past crime and assessed whether or not there is imminent danger, then i s'pose a criminal history check would be fine.
tangential_reasoners_anonymous 7 years, 9 months ago
Weekly... for crimes against humanity.
Godot 7 years, 9 months ago
They should also have to pass a sanity test, and a drug screen.
geekin_topekan 7 years, 9 months ago
No,kids need to learn from all phases of reality.Not just the one's that are deemed "proper".We have more than enough paranioa and Moral Majority as it is. Criminal back ground checks for faculty?Ha!Next thing you know we'll be doing dorm checks to make sure that the students aren't sleeping together.
sunflower_sue 7 years, 9 months ago
das, don't ya hate it when you forget to log-off?
ms_canada 7 years, 9 months ago
Hey a universtiyu question - I was doing the New York Times crossword yesterday and guess what one of the clues was ---- home of Lawrence University. Professors veted? sure, to some degree, I suppose would be appropriate.
jayhawkjg 7 years, 9 months ago
I believe it would make students on campus feel safer. There are many job positions you must pass a background check as well as a drug test before hire, so why not.
sunflower_sue 7 years, 9 months ago
Hi gnome! I've missed you! Good to see you on here!
jonas 7 years, 9 months ago
Dotslines: I was thinking that Ubermime seemed a little off. It's almost as if. . . someone else happened to be on his computer and saw that he was signed in or something. . . .
. . . nah.
Crossfire 7 years, 9 months ago
Back ground checks should be mandatory. If the prospective professor has no criminal history then he has had no life, there fore he has no right to teach. Steroids and concealed weapons are ok too.
sgtwolverine 7 years, 9 months ago
Hey, if you're going to carry a university professor around, why hide it?
MLG 7 years, 9 months ago
What about the group of people in prison that have completed their degrees while serving their prison sentences? The former Professor that was found to have murdered 3 random people at the age of 17. Should we place students in the classroom and take the chance the convicted professor is now reformed? I say get the background check.
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While the younger Mr. Kennedy wants to look impressive on the national stage, to win he has to canvass his district and discuss meat-and-potato issues that his would-be constituents care about.
"I doubt the Kennedy legacy is a dominating theme of the election," Mr. Widmer added.
The Kennedy clan's decades-long presence in Washington came to an end last year when former Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy, known for his alcohol- and drug-related bouts and his work on mental-health legislation, decided not to run for re-election in his home state of Rhode Island.
Since then, the Kennedy family has made headlines more in the tabloids than in the political press, including stories of Conor Kennedy, grandson of Robert F. Kennedy, dating country singer Taylor Swift, and the suicide earlier this year of Mary Kennedy, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Sen. Kennedy's two sons, Ted Jr. and Patrick, showed up in Charlotte for their cousin's moment in the spotlight, as well as for a Tuesday afternoon reception for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, which is under construction at the University of Massachusetts at Boston.
Although some Democrats are expressing muted enthusiasm for Mr. Obama's re-election, Patrick J. Kennedy said his father's legacy and Mr. Obama's are inextricably linked, and if he were alive today, Edward M. Kennedy would again be rallying the troops for Mr. Obama.
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In many ways, Sen. Kennedy's legacy also lives on in the army of Democratic political operatives and staffers who once worked for him — whom he trained and influenced.
Stephanie Cutter, Mr. Obama's sharp-tongued deputy campaign manager, helped manage Kennedy's communications while battled cancer, and Stephen Kerrigan, the CEO of the Democratic National Convention Committee, worked as a legislative assistant in his Senate office.
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Dunvant hard at work on the dream routine
Monday 26 December 1994
Not that there is anything humble about the achievements of Dunvant, the club who before any other exploited the meritocracy that arrived in Wales along with the Heineken League in 1990. This is their second season in the First Division and after saving their place by beating Bridgend on the last day of last season, they have now reached the unimaginable heights of sixth.
On Christmas Eve Bridgend came back to Broadacre and lost again, by 10-6, and though they are third, distantly behind Cardiff and Pontypridd, there was no disgrace in that. Where once such a result, upstart minnows devouring a traditionally big fish, would have been a sensation, now it is familiar and not especially noteworthy.
Only Heineken could have done this, or at any rate only a proper, meritocratic league structure, and now that the Welsh Rugby Union has extended the Heineken League to include all its clubs, it is the realisable dream of any of the 220 to become another Dunvant.
This season Dunvant have been joined by Treorchy among the new generation of challengers, as beneficiaries and even activators of an evolution which at its starkest has seen Glamorgan Wanderers and Tredegar of the old self-perpetuating elite drift into the nether regions of the Third Division while Dunvant and Treorchy reach the summit represented by the First.
The hard part is to make their victories routine - which is what the weekly grind of league rugby has to be about, unlike the one-off cup successes over supposed superiors with which Dunvant decorated Welsh rugby during the years immediately before the birth of the league. And, though the defeat of Bridgend was greeted with jubilation, the wondrous thing is that it really is beginning to happen on an almost regular basis.
Thus Bridgend's scalp was added to those of Newport, Pontypool, Abertillery and none other than Pontypridd, who have won all 10 First Division matches since succumbing at Broadacre in September. Five wins, a draw at Neath and six defeats together mark steady progress, and when you find out exactly who and what Dunvant are you recognise why there is hope for anyone.
They used to line up low-loader lorries and double-decker buses to accommodate spectators at important matches; now they have a new stand with capacity for enlargement and most other facilities have been enhanced too. They have three pitches and run as many as a dozen teams each weekend.
Yet this is just a village, more a suburb really, on the edge of Swansea, no more than four miles from big brother at St Helen's. Last season Swansea won by a single point at Broadacre on their way to the championship; Cardiff fared one point better, others such as Newport, Newbridge and Pontypool considerably worse.
As these games as well as their latest defeat of Bridgend demonstrated, Dunvant have long since shed any vestige of inferiority complex. They are playing the likes of Bridgend because they deserve to, and they beat Bridgend for the very same reason. Their effort is collective, meaning both team and club, and there is no personality cult because the team is so much more important than any individual.
How refreshing. On Christmas Eve, it was best personified by a marvellously dogged and rugged back row whose extra hunger for the loose ball enabled Dunvant to get sufficiently the better of the forward exchanges for them first to build a lead and then to hang on to it.
Their try came in six minutes, the ball passing between Nicky Lloyd, Wayne Booth and Gavin Davies before Warren Lloyd arced outside Davies and, having opened a gap with a dummy, went through it with aplomb. Booth converted and thereafter the scoring was confined to penalties, Jason Ball's for Bridgend followed in the second half by a captain's kick from 55 yards by Dean Evans for Dunvant and lastly Ball's second.
Bridgend had plenty of the game territorially but they looked nothing like as dangerous as Dunvant in attack, were suspect in their discipline and seldom created the flowing threequarter rugby of which they like to think themselves capable.
Indeed before the match one Bridgend official was claiming the backs as the most exciting in Wales, a theory that foundered initially on the obsessive intrusion of their own loose forwards into promising handling movements and then on the destructive capacity of the Dunvant forwards, especially Paul Morris and Ian Callaghan.
The same man did concede that the best would not be seen of the backs until the Bridgend pack could ply them more liberally, a failing put down to the inexperience of an otherwise promising front five.
In which case time will tell, but the task for Steve Fenwick, eminent Wales centre of the Seventies and now Bridgend's club director, is not - and will not be - easy in an age when the hunt for talent is more voraciously ruthless, and one might say venal, than it has ever been.
Thus the bigger clubs monopolise the bigger forwards and, in the Welsh league no less than any other competition you care to name - from Murrayfield to Cardiff Arms Park, Lansdowne Road, Twickenham and even Besancon - size more than ever equates with strength. More's the pity.
Dunvant: Try W Lloyd; Conversion Booth; Penalty Evans. Bridgend: Penalties Ball 2.
Dunvant: D Evans (capt); P Hopkins, G Davies (M Thomas 72), W Lloyd, S Morgan; W Booth (C Hutchings, 23-30), N Lloyd; M Waygood (A Piper, 35), M Davies, K Allan, D Niblo, A Gregory, I Callaghan, P Morris (C Davies, 66), R Greenwood.
Bridgend: M Back; G Thomas, G Jones, J Ball, G Willins; M Lewis, R Howley (capt); D Rees, I Greenslade, S Gale, S Thomas, E Williams, J Purnell, A Williams (N Jones, 59), J Forster.
Referee: D Bevan (Clydach).
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I have taken a different approach to my morning devotions this year.
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Elijah said to them, "I am the only one of the Lord's prophets left, but Baal has four hundred and fifty prophets. Get two bulls for us. Let Baal's prophets choose one for themselves, and let them cut it into pieces and put it on the wood but not set fire to it. I will prepare the other bull and put it on the wood but not set fire to it. Then you call on the name of your god, and I will call on the name of the Lord. The god who answers by fire - he is ...
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This girl I was seeing had a sensitive stomach and it didn't take much to make her puke. I was hanging out with her drinking milk shakes and she starts to get sick. She leans out of the door and vomits the shake all over the ground. I was able to capture it. There is plenty more gagging and throwing up where this came from and I never get tired of it.
This nasty Asian mistress fools her slave into thinking she is going to be affectionate with him. She tells him that, if he will get in this bag, she will give him a kiss. He gladly gets in the bag and leans over to kiss him. Instead of kissing him she sticks her finger down her throat and pukes all over him. He is turned on and they both smear it on each other.
Lady Milena is a cruel and nasty mistress who puts her slave through unspeakable humiliation. She has a toilet slave that will eat or drink anything that comes out of her. She puts that to the test by giving him all over her nasty shit, piss and puke. She shits out some messy turds and sticks her finger down her throat so she can mix vomit with it for a nice meal.
A new cat girl just joined the ranks of puking mistresses with her first puke. She sticks her finger down her throat and gags herself. Her slave lies beneath her and she start vomiting right into his mouth. He chews on the vomit while this lovely tattooed lady keeps throwing up all over him. This sexy vomiting girl has a lot of puke for such a sexy and petite body.
Tracy is a big girl with a big appetite. She had eaten more than she could handle and the effects of it became clear when she was going back home. She was feeling uncomfortable in the car on her way home from the hotel. She did not go far before she had to stop the car and puke. She puked a lot and when she was done, she was exhausted but feeling better.
These mistresses wanted to punish their slave. He had been disrespectful and they wanted to teach him some manners. They ganged up on him and made him lie down. They then shit on his face and into his mouth and made him eat it. They then peed into his mouth before vomiting into his mouth and he was supposed to eat all that mixture. The poor slave did all that.
This mistress loves to puke. Whenever she is on a date with a guy she does not like, she always uses puke as an excuse to never see him again. The same thing happened when she went out with this guy. She ate more than she normally does and when he was dropping her off, she started puking. She puked a little on his car before opening the door to puke outside.
This mistress is hot and sexy. She promised this guy the best sex of his life if he did what she wanted. She wanted him to eat her shit and her puke and she would fuck his brains out. The guy agreed and ate all her shit and drank his puke. In fact, the mistress helped her eat them. Then she gave him a great blowjob and fucked his brains out.
Lady Katharina and her friend Michelle wanted to punish this guy for playing them. They realized they were dating the same guy and they decided to join forces and punish him. Michelle invited him to her place. She had him thinking they were getting intimate and he undressed and lay down. Then Katharina came out and they puked and shit on his face and made him eat and swallow all of it.
This mistress wanted to find out how much she could puke. She had a great feast and she was too full. It did not take her long to puke. She did not even need to gag herself. It all came naturally. She had a lot of puke. All of it went into a basin and she was surprised to see that she had that much puke. But she was impressed.
This couple is kinky. They like doing things no one else would ever dream of. They cooked a great meal and ate it. Then the wife puked it all on the husband and made him lick and eat it. She was turned on by that and she puked on him some more. They were growing horny by the minute and it all ended up with them fucking each other's brains out.
Lady Milena has a puke fetish. She likes to eat a heavy meal and then puke. Sometimes she does it for fun and other times she does it as a way of punishing her slaves. Her slave pissed her off and she decided the appropriate way to punish him was to puke on him and make him eat her shit. She shit and put it on her hand for him to eat then she puked into his mouth.
This mistress had an appointment that she could not miss. She had had a lot to drink the previous night and she woke up feeling pretty awful. She went to the bathroom and gagged herself. It did not take her long before she puked. She had a lot of puke and by the time she was done puking, she was feeling better already. She made it to her appointment in time.
This mistress is as cruel as the best of them. She wanted to degrade her slave and she did not want to do it the normal way. She decided to try something she had not tried before. She decided to try vomiting. She made him lie down and vomited on his face and into his mouth. He was required to swallow all that vomit and eat it like his food.
Heather loves to eat. She had broken up with her boyfriend and she was heartbroken and devastated. Whenever she feels down and stressed, she likes to eat. So she went to her fridge and found a gallon of milk. She did not think twice. She drank all of it. It did not take long and she did not need to gag herself. She vomited and got all of that milk out of her system.
Lady Milena is a cruel mistress. But even with her experience in slave humiliation and torture, she had never tried vomiting on her slave. She liked the idea and wanted to try it. So she called her slave and made him lie down. She played with her mouth and he thought she would blow him. He stroked his penis in anticipation but was surprised when she gagged herself and threw up in his face.
Grace and Katharina wanted to humiliate and degrade their slave without him knowing. It was meant to be a surprise humiliation. He was used to being trampled so they made him lie down as they ate. Grace got up from her seat and made her way to him. He could not have guessed what happened next. She puked on his face! He thought she would trample him but she did worse!
This mistress had a hangover and she wanted to be ready for work. She forced herself to puke so that she could feel relieved. She gagged herself and within seconds, she was vomiting her gut out. She threw up almost everything that was in her mouth and she felt better within minutes of her vomiting. She was now ready to go to work but with a promise to not drink on weekdays.
A lovely woman that enjoys making videos while she is wearing a special hood on her head is going to puke into her sink. She has always believed that vomiting can be something extremely erotic. She wants to catch all of her gagging while vomiting just for the video, because she knows that she has a special fan club that is deeply into all of her hard-core vomiting action.
A woman is going to make a video of all of the adventures she has when she is driving around. One of her favorite videos to make is one of when she decides it is time to puke. All she is going to do is lean outside of her automobile, because she wants to make sure that she gets plenty of puke and vomit running down the outside of her car.


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Michael Vaughan, a research associate professor in mineral physics at Stony Brook University on Long Island, has since recovered from symptoms including shortness of breath and headaches after being bitten by a rodent while camping in a wooden lean-to near Mount Marcy in northern New York on Aug. 24. He didn't start feeling symptoms until late September, and was hospitalized in an intensive care unit for several days before recovering.
This summer, the hantavirus disease killed three visitors to Yosemite National Park in California. It is fatal in about 35 percent of affected patients. The virus is carried in the feces, urine and saliva of deer mice and other rodents, and carried on airborne particles and dust. People can be infected by inhaling the virus or by handling infected rodents.
An infectious disease specialist at Stony Brook University Hospital, where the 72-year-old Vaughan was treated, said at a press conference Friday that Vaughan also attended that it is likely the professor did not contract the virus from the actual bite, but from agents in the air inside the lean-to. The lean-tos, generally placed along park trails for anyone to use, are notorious for being overrun with rodents.
Dr. Roy Steigbigel said there are no known cases of contracting the disease from a rodent bite, although he said as a scientist, he remains open to the possibility that this was a new way of transmitting hantavirus.
Vaughan said he likely would not have visited a doctor but for the fact that he had recently changed physicians and had a physical examination already scheduled in late September. When blood tests from that exam came back, he was sent directly to the emergency room. "I probably wouldn't have done anything and I might not have made it," he told reporters.
He said he has since taken another hiking trip to the Adirondacks, although he said he is reconsidering whether he will continue to camp in lean-tos. "Many avoid them because of the high mouse population," he said.
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The Congress in Madhya Pradesh got a shot in the arm with state leader and Union Minister of Power Jyotiradity Scindia and party's general secretary Digvijay Singh showing signs of patching up their differences.
Scindia even said Digvijay Singh was like his father and Singh also reciprocated saying the Union Minister was like his son.
After being present together at the inauguration of a hospital here, both the leaders in the presence of Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee president Kantilal Bhuria inaugurated District Congress Committee building.
Though in Congress circles, Singh and Scindia were considered as opponents but they tried their best to give message to their respective supporters that they are one.
Upon knowing that Scindia had arrived at the airstrip here and had headed towards the city, Singh also rushed to a point where Scindia's supporters were waiting to greet him and joined them before the arrival of the minister.
After reaching there, Scindia instead of accepting garland from Singh tried his best to make him accept the one. Later, both the leaders were garlanded by the party workers.
Addressing the function, Scindia said there might be some difference of opinion between him and Singh, but whenever there was a crisis in the Scindia family, Singh always stood with them.
Meanwhile, Singh gave the credit of defeating BJP's motion on FDI to Kamal Nath.
Earlier, Bhuria said Congress would succeed in 'Mission 2013' (Winning Assembly polls in MP) and form the government in the state under the leadership of Singh and Scindia.


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The proposed constitutional amendment (LR41CA) would be put on the ballot for voter approval. The measure advanced 29-19 and faces two more rounds of consideration.
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"I'm gratified to get cloture and have it advanced," said the measure's sponsor, Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh of Omaha. "We'll continue to work for that final vote."
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Ovechkin, Caps avoid injury despite Baltimore's 'scary' conditions
Sep 17, 2013, 11:54 PM EDT
One could argue that the greatest preseason victory comes in merely avoiding injury, at least if you're a player with a solidified NHL job. That seemed to be especially true for the Washington Capitals on Tuesday night, as CSNWashington.com reports that Alex Ovechkin barely avoided a collapsing piece of glass at Baltimore's 51-year-old 1st Mariner Arena.
"Watching the replay, that was very scary," Capitals coach Adam Oates said. "I think that's what happens when you don't play in a building for a while. But it didn't happen again, so good for that."
That would have been a pretty awful birthday gift for Ovechkin, who turned 28 today.
Even beyond the cascading glass, the arena – which hasn't seen even a preseason NHL game since 2011, when the Capitals and Nashville Predators roundly complained about it – the conditions simply didn't seem optimal for high-level hockey.
"You can't hold the puck, you can't shoot it.," Ovechkin said. "Afraid to go to the boards because it's too dangerous."
In 2011, people spoke hopefully about drawing an NHL team to Baltimore full-time, but it would be hard to imagine even getting the Capitals back there very often (at least without significant improvements to the building).
Again, though, the bright side seems to be that there were no major injuries.
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Binyamin Netanyahu TIME cover 370.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu graced the cover of Time magazine that hit
newsstands on Thursday, a week after the magazine made headlines with a
provocative cover of a woman breastfeeding her three-year old son."King
Bibi," read the cover headline, featuring a blackand- white close-up photo of an
intense, unsmiling Netanyahu staring straight into the camera."He's
conquered Israel. But will Netanyahu now make peace – or war?" The
matter-of-fact article, written by managing editor Richard Stengel, marks the
37th occasion Israel has been on Time's cover in the magazine's 89-year
history.This piece, which describes the prime minister's worldview and
how he sees Iran and the Palestinian diplomatic process, will likely generate
much less criticism among pro-Israel readers than the magazine's two previous
cover stories on Israel: The September 13, 2010, cover titled "Why Israel
Doesn't Care About Peace," and the January 19, 2009, cover titled "Why Israel
Can't Win."Netanyahu, the magazine wrote when talking about the
political "thunderstroke" that brought Kadima into the coalition, "is poised to
become the longest-serving Israeli prime minister since David Ben-Gurion, the
founding father of Israel.""At a moment when incumbents around the world
are being shunted aside, he is triumphant," the piece read.Now,
according to the story, the world will find out if Netanyahu "is a statesman or
a pol, a builder or a general, the Israeli leader who can finally make peace
with the Palestinians or the one who launches a potentially disastrous
unilateral attack on Iran."While there will be those taking issue with
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diplomatic process, no one can argue with how accurately he describes
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unmemorable modern building in a busy part of the city.Inside, one walks
along paths that have not been swept, past unfinished construction and gardens
that look untended.We sit in the courtyard outside his study, which has
a naked concrete floor, some rickety chairs and an old couch. When Bibi signals
that he's hot, a worker silently rolls out a creaky shoulder-height rotating fan
that she places right behind his head. It is the opposite of
formal."Netanyahu discussed his relationship with the presumptive
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, disputing the impression left by
a recent New York Times piece that the two have a "warm friendship little known
to outsiders" stretching back decades that was "nurtured over meals in Boston,
New York and Jerusalem.""It was at Boston Consulting [Group] that he met
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Washington in March, mainly about Iran.Netanyahu was asked about the
cover and Time's appellation "King Bibi" during a press conference Thursday in
Prague. "I can tell you one thing," he quipped, "Israel will remain a democracy,
not become a monarchy."This was the second time Netanyahu had the weekly
news magazine's cover all to himself, the first time being on June 10, 1996,
after he was elected prime minister for the first time. Then the headline was,
"Can He Make Peace?" Last month a small portrait of him appeared in a collage on
Time's cover of the "100 Most Influential People in the World."
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