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Jermaine Durning brought her two children from Matteson because it was a chance for them to learn more about history, and to see that the struggles Dr. King talked about are not over. However, she tells them that they have a chance to make a difference.
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Rich, Powerful Men Cheat? Say It Ain't So!
In today's news, it truly seems that the BEST of the BEST continue to succumb to one of the oldest temptations in the book: ADULTERY. Why are we surprised?
Ashlee Holland: Tiger Woods, John Edwards, and the list will most certainly keep growing and growing with today's technology and people's need for their 15 minutes of fame.
The thing is, this is nothing new! WHY on earth are we still surprised at the idea that rich men (and women) in power (with willing subjects) won't go after something they want? Isn't that one of the perks?
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the GREATEST of leaders, which we still keep on pedestals till this day, were adulterers. MANY of our past presidents have been linked to extramarital affairs and fathering several children with mistresses. So why do we still praise them? I'm guessing because of the lack of personal access to them such as we have today. Maybe ignorance was and still is bliss.
Men have always been known for such indiscretions, but did their indiscretions make them less of a leader or great figure in history? According to our sixth grade social studies class ... NO! We were taught to aspire to be like these men, to do great things like these men and change the world for the better as they had.
Blue collar workers, fathers, bankers, athletes, musicians, actors, presidents, philosophers, scientists ... What do they all have in common? They are human beings! So I ask again ... WHY do we GASP, judge, and obsess over those who decided to do what has been done since the beginning of time?
Let me be clear: I'm not condoning or excusing these actions. I'm just saying, let's just not be so naïve!
Impeaching Clinton, ridiculing Edwards, driving out Tiger ... does this really solve anything? Absolutely not! Men (and women) around the world are doing the same thing, right now, as you read this, AND most won't ever get caught. SHOCKING!
Don't be so quick to throw out the baby with the DIRTY bath water.
Until then ... Happy judging.
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yeah, ashley.
that's exactly what we need. more tolerance of people in power who F(*& others over and destroy lives—male or female.
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ATHENS – Georgia freshman place-kicker Marshall Morgan made a rookie mistake after Thursday's practice.
Rather than enter the interview area at Butts-Mehre Hertitage Hall in the company of one or more teammates, he came to the second floor alone. He also came up first, which meant he got the undivided attention of dozen or so reporters there to get first shot at first-year freshman interviews. To date, they've been off-limits to media.
But Morgan just smiled when he realized he was completely surrounded with the entire lot. "It's pretty great," Morgan said of all the attention. "I like it."
Might as well get used to it. The kicking tradition at Georgia is one that bears some weight of responsibility as it is. Add the fact that the a highly-touted recruit out of Fort Lauderdale is having to take over as a true freshman and it's clear that a lot of eyes will be on Morgan this fall.
While Morgan hasn't exactly lit up camp so far — he missed a 35-yard field goal attempt in Wednesday's scrimmage — he seems cool and calm and at peace with whatever fate awaits him this year.
"I feel really comfortable with the team," Morgan said. "The snapper, the line, the whole operation is going really well. We still have a lot of room to improve these next three weeks, but I think we can do it."
Georgia coach Mark Richt gave Morgan his endorsement on Thursday, but it wasn't what one would describe as a ringing one.
"Right now, I would say that Marshall Morgan is our extra point/field goal guy," he said without elaboration.
To be sure, Morgan said he knows the job is not being handed to him. But as a scholarshipped-signee and the No. 6-ranked place-kicker prospect nationally, he's certainly the leader in the clubhouse.
"I knew it wasn't going to be easy just coming in here to start," Morgan said. "[Jamie] Lindley is a great kicker, and Adam Erickson and [punter] Collin Barber, they can also kick, too. It's just one big competition. I'm not taking anything for granted and trying my hardest.
"I know I've got to be consistent. It's SEC football. So I can't mess up, pretty much."
Freshmen on the record
First-year defensive players were also made available Thursday while offensive rookies will be available Friday. Among the newbies to meet the press on Thursday were defensive back Sheldon Dawson, and outside linebackers Josh Dawson, James DeLoach and Jordan Jenkins.
Jenkins shared the sentiments of his colleagues when he talked about being somewhat overwhelmed mentally and physically nine practices into the fall camp.
"The first day in full pads and the scrimmage kind of shocked me," said Jenkins, a five-star prospect out of Harris County who was considered the state's No. 1 recruit. "I wasn't used to getting cut in SEC football or college football. So I realized pretty quickly I needed to learn to play the cut and learn to get my pad level down a little bit more. I need to learn to use my hands a little bit more. I'm still not where I want to be."
Jenkins is currently working behind All-American Jarvis Jones at weakside outside linebacker. But his most likely contributions early will come on special teams.
"I think I'm on every special teams we have out there," Jenkins said with a laugh. "I've been getting reps at punt, punt return, kickoff and kickoff return. I don't know who's going to get the spots in the end but hopefully I'll get one or two of them. I'd really like to be on kickoff."
Richt's 'shout-out' for Branden Smith
Richt opened his post-practice remarks Thursday by saying he wanted to give a "shout-out to Branden Smith." He said the senior cornerback has stood out throughout preseason camp and impressed him and the coaching staff both with his play and with his attitude.
"He has been making plays every day," Richt said. "He's playing with a lot of intensity every rep; he looks like a senior trying to lead out there. He doesn't say much. He just plays hard and makes plays. I've been really happy with what he's been doing. He's stood out."
Smith found out last week he would not miss playing time despite his March arrest for marijuana possession. Smith accepted pretrial intervention in that case and passed UGA and court-ordered drug tests. Richt waived the usual 10 percent competition suspension for marijuana-use violations.
He's known for a little while that he was going to play," Richt said. "But I think to have it come out in the public probably was a boost for him and his family. But, you know, he had a great spring, too. He's just practicing really hard. And he had his best summer by far from what the boys were commenting on. His stamina has been better throughout practice, and hopefully it will be throughout the season as well."
Richt sticking with facial hair
Georgia has been known for its anti-facial hair policy, but the Bulldogs may have to waive it for their head coach.
Richt did not shave for the first week of camp and, when he finally did, he left himself a goatee. Every day he has joked with reporters that he would soon be cutting. Thursday he indicated he might stick with it a while.
"I shaved again last night, everything but this," Richt said, rubbing the all-gray patch on his chin. "My wife texted me yesterday and said she really liked it. So I might keep it for a while."
This and that . . .
Quarterback Aaron Murray was featured Thursday on ESPN's "Inside the Program" with former Bulldog All-American defensive end David Pollack. Taped on the UGA campus Wednesday, Pollack and Murray discussed the intricacies of the quarterback position. The piece is supposed to run all week on ESPN's SportsCenter. . . . Freshman John Theus continued to work with the No. 1 offense at right tackle on Thursday. . . . Branden Smith was in a green, non-contact jersey due to a shoulder contusion but was participating in practice. . . . Fellow DB Damian Swann (neck) also remains in green. . . . Players who remain sidelined include DE Ray Drew (concussion), safety Marc Deas (hamstring), outside linebacker Dexter Morant (shoulder) and tight end Hugh Williams (hand).
August 9th, 2012
4:55 pm
Richt opened his post-practice remarks Thursday by saying he wanted to give a "shout-out to Branden Smith."
Well that explains why Richt went back on his own policies to let Smith play.
August 9th, 2012
4:57 pm
Go Dawgs!
August 9th, 2012
5:28 pm
GT blob never has anything else to do. Must be quiet on the tech side since CPJ is at another fish fry. Call it Dawg envy I guessfry baby!
August 9th, 2012
5:34 pm
exallent piece———dawg and yellow jacket fans need to relize that we are
in differant conferance —–our home town support needs to be a must
August 9th, 2012
5:34 pm
where I'm wrong
August 9th, 2012
5:34 pm
GTBob, what a name, goober tech bob, why do you hang out on a bulldogs blog site??? Tech must really suck that bad!!!
August 9th, 2012
5:42 pm
I subscribe to the Larry Munson school of dread.
Oh, do you REALIZE we are going into this season with a true FRESHMAN kicker ?
Thats a lot of pressure I don't care who you are.
August 9th, 2012
5:48 pm
Fear the Goatee!
August 9th, 2012
5:50 pm
"You want him suspended for having a beer, or some pot, and he's underage? How many football players would be playing if they had a beer, or a joint, and they were underage?"
August 9th, 2012
6:07 pm
After reading about how a concussion kept Dontavious Wooten out for most of a season, I'm beginning to worry about Ray Drew. I hope he recovers soon.
August 9th, 2012
6:11 pm
We have to live in a age when back room DRUG deals are the way for kids in college to aquire pot. why not make it legal and TAX POT.—
I bet 90% of college kids smoke the stuff but lets make them take a chance of
getting jail time————-GO FIGURE
August 9th, 2012
6:12 pm
BobDog you've only got 4/5 of that name right. LMAO.
August 9th, 2012
6:15 pm
Please tell us how Blairs problems were Richts fault? Maybe Blair had some things going on in his life off the field you don't know about. Where was your last job as a kicking coach in the SEC?
August 9th, 2012
6:16 pm
@ bitter 6th man——–dont try and act as if that laws are wrote
—- so –LAWYERS stay EMPLOYEED—–YOUR BEING PUT ON NOTICE
——Drugs will never be LEGAL——JOB SECURITY —-BITTER FOOL
August 9th, 2012
6:18 pm
Sid, thanks for catching. And my apologies to RANTAVIOUS.
August 9th, 2012
6:28 pm
Block somebody this year, will ya….
August 9th, 2012
7:10 pm
I'd sure like to see a fake kick once in a while.. while at FSU Bowden and Richt had a couple Punterooski's.. maybe with a frosh kicker we should try it from time to time ??? LSU and Awlbarn have when they beat us !!
August 9th, 2012
7:13 pm
2 years from now we will be talking about jordan Jenkins the way we currently speak of Jarvis jones. What an impressive kid.
August 9th, 2012
7:42 pm
Walsh had a girlfriend.
August 9th, 2012
8:19 pm
Maybe the Coaches are going for the younger look…CMR sporting a goatee hopefully that means CRG and CWF will drop many pounds to make them look more presentable on the recruiting trail….oh that's right, CRG doesn't leave Athens and CWF will not be given a pass until he gets a couple of top notch other than Theus (he was a given for him!!)
August 9th, 2012
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August 9th, 2012
8:57 pm
"Please tell us how Blairs problems were Richts fault?"
I'm sure most of the trollosers on these blogs could rationalize their way into blaming hurricane ernesto on Richt, given enough time. And we all know they have plenty of that.
August 9th, 2012
9:28 pm
Who cares whether the Three Million Dollar Man "Preacha Man" "Marjjoe" Markt Wrecked shave or not.
He's an incompetent loser who will take a lot of talent down with him again this year as always…
suck it up, chumps…
August 9th, 2012
10:24 pm
What do you consider, Trent Brown, and Kubanlow? not top notch? You always criticize Friend , just how was Theus given to him? Little new flash for you, position coaches don't just recruit their positions Obviously you aren't close to the program and have never spoken with the players that play for Friend and how good a coach they believe he is.
August 9th, 2012
10:27 pm
Hopefully we won't need to make many FG's this year, it will ba all TD's. I hate to put a freshman in that position. Fear the goatee. Fear the Dawgs. GATA.
August 10th, 2012
12:57 am
Really, it is sad the depths you have fallen. Bless your little dried up black heart
August 10th, 2012
8:36 am
Oops……Jenkins had to avoid the cut bock. Seems like it is not only GT hat teaches that technique. That might slow down some of my fellow Dog fans that keep saying that block is illegal.
August 10th, 2012
8:42 am
Rome braves fail to hold a 8-7 lead after 2 outs and 2 strikes in the bottom of the 9th
———————rome braves still provide intetaining baseball
———–game tonight at 7 pm—–support "A" ball ————-
August 10th, 2012
9:15 am
@ GT Bob- There is NO policy at UGA suspending players if they PASS the drug test. CMR… 10-1 against the nerds. Suck it!
August 10th, 2012
9:20 am
Jesus wore a beard. If it was good enough for him it is good enough for any believer. Let it grow, Coach.
August 10th, 2012
9:48 am
Who would pay money to see Snoop sit in Coach Richt's office and explain to him what an incompetent loser he was?
August 10th, 2012
9:56 am
Very worried about special teams…
August 10th, 2012
10:18 am
Get over it!! geez!!!
August 10th, 2012
10:45 am
If only we had fired John Lilly and brought in a a ST coach to work with the exact same guys, doing the exact same thing, during the exact same hours, all of yout worries would disapear.
August 10th, 2012
10:55 am
2 trolls walk into a bar. 1 is named heady lamar, the other is named dawgfan. They have an old English bulldog with them, his name is Herschel and he is 80 in dog years. He passes gas a lot and urinates on their legs, but the trolls don't seem to mind. Heady orders a Seabreeze, dawgfan orders a Zima. They sit at the bar and run their mouths, sipping their drinks. After about 15 minutes some guy walks in, picks up the old bulldog's stump of a tail, looks, then shakes his head and walks out. This happens several different times, and finally heady lamar asks the bartender what is going on. The bartender replies, "Word on the street is that there's a bulldog in the bar with 2 buttholes."
True story.
August 10th, 2012
10:56 am
He chose #13? This will surely give me an ulcer…
August 10th, 2012
10:59 am
not sure about heady lamar, but I already know dawgfan's comeback is going to be "what about the LSU game, huh, what about that!!!!!"
August 10th, 2012
11:00 am
If the wife likes the goatee, safe to say it will be sticking around.
August 10th, 2012
11:31 am
I thought dawgfan's main comeback was "Tech is a joke…"
August 10th, 2012
11:33 am
and heady's main comeback is "Tech fans are delusional…"
August 10th, 2012
11:35 am
I am hearing a bunch of static about Auburn and Alabama getting caught using some shady recruiting tactics. I know this is nothing new but they are the most recent stories and are gaining traction. I just can't find anything online about it.
August 10th, 2012
11:53 am
Chip last year there were seven players listed as kickers and punters and yet we start this season looking at two freshmen. From the outside looking in it looks as while some positions work to get as many players into games others like kickers, punters, and quarterbacks never see the field and then when they are needed fith year seniors play like freshmen. A prime example is when Joe Cox was so sick he could hardly hold his head up against South Carolina we didn't have a quarterback who could play even when the backups were 3 and 4 star players out of high school. Maybe you should do a story about this.
August 10th, 2012
11:59 am
How do you know Jesus wore a beard…….oh….I forgot……those kodak instant camera photos of him in the King James Bible…..never mind. Bin Laden also wore a beard….and I don't think he had much in common with Jesus…….or Richt. Personally, I think Richt should not cut his facial hair until he beats Florida, wins the SEC, and wins a national championship.
August 10th, 2012
12:07 pm
Really, it is sad the depths you have fallen. Bless your little dried up black heart
Yeah, yeah. I'm thinking about turning normal again before the season starts. Just getting my last few shots in.
August 10th, 2012
12:29 pm
Morgan can't do much worse than Walsh did last year. Walsh was terrible but yet somehow he managed to get drafted.
August 10th, 2012
12:33 pm
Dean is probably just new here. He hasn't learned yet to tip-toe around your refusal to allow the mention of anyting related to traditional religious imagery in the Georgia Bulldog blogs.
August 10th, 2012
12:38 pm
The worst part about uga is the fans and their constant whining and their obsession with football. I do love the call in show after the games when they drawl out coach richt's name and start telling him how to draw up plays…. good stuff.
August 10th, 2012
12:50 pm
……said the guy whining and obsessed with UGA football.
August 10th, 2012
1:05 pm
Honey badger out at LSU???
August 10th, 2012
1:34 pm
Les Miles has dismissed The Honey badger off the team for violation of team rules. Rumor is drugs.


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Police arrested a man Saturday who they claim tried to set fire to his estranged wife's home in New River.
Gary Noel was caught leaving the home off Gavilan Peak Parkway near Daisy Mountain Drive around 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
"Gary had multiple tools on him, a crowbar, paperwork," said Joaquin Enriquez with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. "As they detained Gary they began to smell what appeared to be smoke and they heard fire alarms going off."
Police believe Noel started a fire in a bedroom of the home. Investigators said no people were home at the time but a cat died in the fire while a dog was rescued. The fire was quickly put out by fire crews.
Investigators said they have had other similar encounters with Noel in the past.
"Has been arrested by sheriff's deputies multiple times for aggravated harassment, violation of order of protections," said Enriquez.
Noel was taken into custody and could face charges of arson and violation of a restraining order.
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The Korangal Valley (or Korengal Valley, or Garangal Valley) in northeastern Afghanistan is located south of the Pech River in the Pech District of Kunar Province. To the east is Asadabad, capital of Kunar Province, to the west is the Chapa Dara District, and to the south is the Chawkay District (Diwagal Valley). In the south east there is Narang wa Badil District (Badeil Valley), and in the south west Nurgal District (Mazar Valley), which includes Shumast Aret.
In December 2004, 3rd Battalion 3rd Marines conducted Operation CORNHUSKERS, one of several major clearing operations by the battalion in the Korangal.[1] Firebase Phoenix (later called Firebase Vimoto) was established in the village of Babeyal to act as a security buffer between the villagers and active anti-coalition militia (ACM) fighters in the valley. In the fall of 2005, the US Marines of 2/3 Echo Company conducted a 28-day foot patrol beginning at the backside of the valley, not only making them the furthest occupying force in that area to date but also claiming the longest completed foot patrol since Vietnam. Later Ed Darack wrote the book Victory Point, documenting two operations that the 2nd Battalion 3rd Marines conducted in the area, including the Korangal Valley, Operation Red Wings, and Operation Whalers. Firebase Phoenix was established in the spring of 2007 by 2nd Platoon, A Company, 1-32d Infantry, 10th Mountain Division, while fighting waged in the villages and mountains. Medical aid was brought to the surrounding villages.
The Korangal Outpost was established at an abandoned lumber yard in April 2006 by Task Force Lava of 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines and subsequently transferred to Alpha Company, 1-32 Infantry, 10th Mountain Division. During 2007 and 2008, the valley was the scene of fierce fighting between ISAF's Eastern Command consisting mostly of US forces and insurgents in Afghanistan —referred to as "Anti-Afghanistan Forces" (AAF) or "Anti-Coalition Militia" (ACM)— notably the Taliban.
After years of sustained fighting and casualties with little evident progress, the US military closed Korangal Outpost on April 14, 2010, after which the valley reverted to Taliban control,[2] but later re-opened it in June 2011 due to the growing problems with the AAF and ACM. Forty-two American service men died fighting in the Korangal and hundreds were wounded, primarily between 2006 and 2009. Many Afghan soldiers died there as well. The valley has been dubbed "The Valley of Death" by American forces.[3]
Professional British photographer Tim Hetherington won the World Press Photo award for 2007 with a shot he took while reporting on the war in Korangal valley for Vanity Fair magazine in January 2008.[4] Sebastian Junger's (2010) book War, and the subsequent film Restrepo, document his experiences while embedded with a US Army company manning the small Observation Post Restrepo, named for a fallen comrade, in the Korangal valley.
Other spellings[edit]
Garangal, Korengal, Kurangal, Korangal کړنګل کوړنګل کوړينګل
The valley includes more than a dozen villages:
Including a few villages of Qalai-Gal-Valley
The valley has six major tribes:
- Baba Khel
- Ghasu Khel
- Langer Khel
- Malik Khel
- Mutiara Khel
- Kathee Khel
The Korangalies are Pashai. Their native language is Pashayi but many are fluent in Pashto because the Safi tribe, a Pashtun people, live around them and they have some integration with this tribe.[citation needed]
Agriculture and forestry[edit]
The valley has rocky mountains with limited agricultural land. The Korangal valley is lushly forested with pine trees. Much of the valley's income is due to legal and illegal forestry and timber sales. In 2006, U.S. military and the government of Afghanistan reclaimed the Lumber Yard and established the first government presence in the valley since the 1980s. The Afghan government is working to find ways to boost the economy of the region so that illegal timbering come to an end. In the meantime, the local people of Kunar province are being trained to plant new trees to prevent deforestation.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ Operation CORNHUSKERS (18-25 Dec 04)
- ^ Video on YouTube
- ^ http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/15/world/asia/15outpost.html?hp New York Times. "U.S. Forces Close Outpost in Afghan 'Valley of Death'". Retrieved April 14, 2010.
- ^ Vanity Fair article
- Darack, Ed (2009). Victory Point: Operations Red Wings and Whalers – The Marine Corps' Battle for Freedom in Afghanistan. Berkley Hardcover. ISBN 0-425-22619-0.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Korengal Valley.
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/korengal_valley/537234765/
- Afghanistan – Korengal Valley. Battle Company Is Out There. New York Times, February 24, 2008
- Afghanistan's Korengal Valley. 31 photos. November 12, 2008. Boston.com (Boston Globe).
- msnbc.com video: Under fire from Afghanistan's frontlines:. 4 videos. October 2008. MSNBC. October 20, 2008 introduction and discussion: Confronting Afghanistan's 'Valley of Death'.
- GRITtv Interview With Laura Flanders and Tim Hetherington on "Restrepo"
- Wikimapia-Location of the Korangal Valley
- Panoramio-Location of Korangal Outpost (The KOP)
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I am glad I listened to this as an audiobook. I would never have survived the paperback. This story takes a long time to get going and requires you to learn a new set of coloquialisms including a double speech ability. The story does become more interesting, but it hard to get into it at the beginning.
There are some interesting ideas - the houses, vehicles, weapons are all organic plants/animals that are taught to form certain objects. The idea that the native creatures can never lie is also intriguing. I was never sold on the "addiction" to a particular human pair of speakers - humans that communicate with the natives must talk at the same time which requires special brain communication.
But overall, this was work. The performance is great and made the book bareable.
"Great Performance - story not so much"
I love most of what Connie Willis has written. Interesting, provocative, entertaining. She seems to have lost all that in this book. The audio performance was wonderful - otherwise I would never have made it through this book. The story seems to be confused in what message it is trying to send and confuses reality with dream like events.
This is a book about near death experiences - a dangerous topic in any venue. She brings in the religious and scientific aspects - but never really does anything with them. You are left wondering why you just spent 29 hours of audio book time listening to the book.
Now the performance is great. The reader handles all the characters very well and made it bearable. But I would avoid this book.
"Way to many acronyms in this book"
I read this book on my quest to finish all the Locus award winners. I am beginning to realize that the Locus award is for those books that don't make the Hugo or Nebula. This book is like listening to a someone list off all the computer terms invented over the past thirty years, and then try to make that a book. As someone in that field, I was very disappointed. While there were moments where the book could have been great, the author never took advantage of them. In the end, the author looks like he is trying to show how smart he is and how current his knowledge without ever actually getting to the story.
There are some pretty cool concepts (uploading one's brain, artificial beings, inter-galatic civilizations. But the author never really takes advantage. In a way, this is sort of a comedy for those who know the terms. I would avoid this book.
"Great Performance - very good story"
This is an interesting story that takes quite a bit of time to figure out. I hate the ending as it really just says there will be a sequal - but up to that point it is fairly interesting. It will make you read up on the Illiad as a large part of the book involves a re-enactment of the battle of troy on Mars. Kind of interesting.
The performance is very good. The read does a great job of portraying the characters and there is very good character development. There are a few things left to the next book - I felt somewhat cheated there especially since the sequel did not get very good reviews. But worth the read/listen.
"1860 Zombie Book - not quite what I expected"
The book is an okay read. The context of a gas resulting from a drilling machine punching a whole in an inactive volcano allowing a gas to come up that either kills those affected or turns them into zombie types is sort of hard to believe. If you suspend your believe, the story is interesting. The characters are pretty well developed. The story is a little weak in its development. The main protagonist could be the husband of the lead character or an impostor - but the problem here is that after ten years, what difference did it make.
The reader is great. Does a good job acting out the various parts and makes an okay book a good listen.
"Fascinating story - weak ending"
This is a complex story about how a society developed to split off the scientific community from the secular community in response to a number of world events that almost destroyed the population. In the midst of this, a vessel comes into orbit that is nothing ever seen before. That is the gist of the story. The telling is great - the actors do a great job on this reading. The story is good, but has a weak ending. But its pretty interesting anyway. Worth the read.
"Great book and performance"
This is a fascinating story if a bit unbelievable. It is a traditional Greg Bear SCI-FI story about a future of Mars that is different then any others I have read. This is the fourth Mars book that won an award in the 1990s I guess as a result of all the Mars Lander activity during that decade. The characters are well developed story very engaging.
The audio performance is very good with alot of effort to emulate voices in suits, remote communications,etc. Overall, I really enjoyed this story.
"Interesting set of story angles"
This book covers many disparate topics from religion (existence of a soul) to determination of when someone is actually dead - for organ donation purposes. The technology discussed moves between things long gone (technologically speaking) to things that have not been done. The concept that one could record one's self and store in on the internet, turn it on and have a discussion with your self is kind of interesting. The fact that there are limitations to that recording vs the physical experience is not surprising.
The story carries well although a little weak on the ending. The reading is good and captured my attention. Overall a great performance.
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Fashionable! Functional! There are 3 patterns styles included in this pattern; one for each of my best selling hats (Favorite, Katherine and Cluster), enjoy!
? Yarn: Weight 4, Medium. Example made with Lion Brand Pound of Love.
? Hook: I and J where indicated, or size needed for specified gauge
Sizing: These measurements are approximated, and actual subjects may vary. Finished cowl (for all styles) measures approximately 28" wide x 12" tall.
? Gauge: 3.5 Sc Sts = 1", 4 Sc row = 1"
Pattern Key
? St / Sts: Stitch / Stitches
? Sl St: Slip Stitch
? Sk: Skip
? Ch: Chain
? SC: Single Crochet
? DC: Double Crochet
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? Cluster: Yarn over, insert hook into St, yarn over and pull through St, yarn over and pull through two loops on hook (repeat 2 more times into same St; 3 unfinished Dc), yarn over and pull through all 4 loops on hook.
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Wash your hands, cover your cough and get your flu vaccine.
Those public health messages are being conveyed with renewed urgency this week, as flu season gets underway across the state and in New London County.
"We're bracing for it. It could get severe," said Dr. Oliver Mayorga, chief of emergency medicine at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London. In the past week, doctors at the main emergency department and at Pequot Health Center in Groton have seen four confirmed cases of flu, he said. Since Nov. 1, L+M and its affiliates have seen 18 confirmed cases.
At The William W. Backus Hospital in Norwich, there have been nine confirmed flu cases in the last week at the emergency department and the hospital's affiliated physician practices, spokesman Shawn Mawhiney said. Since December, Backus doctors have seen 57 confirmed cases.
"We've definitely been seeing a spike in the flu," Mawhiney said. Along with the flu, he added, Backus has also seen several cases of norovirus, a stomach bug.
Anyone who hasn't yet received a flu shot should do so as soon as possible, Mawhiney said. The vaccine will take about two weeks to become fully protective, but it's not too late. "There's not a cure, so the best course is to prevent getting it," he said.
Symptoms can include fever and chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle and body aches, headaches, fatigue, and sometimes diarrhea, especially in children. Those infected with the virus can feel sick for a week or more.
"It does last. It lays you down for a while," said Megan Stone, nurse practitioner at United Community & Family Services in Norwich. "Anybody I know who's had the flu gets immunized, because it's not something you want to get twice."
Stone urged people to get a flu shot not only to protect themselves, but also to prevent passing flu germs to those they come in contact with, particularly the young, the elderly and those with compromised immune systems who are particularly vulnerable. Backus last year instituted a mandatory vaccination policy for all hospital staff.
As of Dec. 28, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention classified Connecticut as one of the states where flu activity is "widespread," with 444 confirmed cases so far this flu season. Of those, 37 were in New London County. Statewide, 77 people have been hospitalized for flu, and one person over 50 years old has died, according to the state Department of Public Health.
Flu season starts in October, but the majority of the cases this season have been since December.
"Influenza activity is continuing to increase in Connecticut," William Gerrish, spokesman for the state health department, said Friday. "DPH urges as yet unvaccinated Connecticut residents over the age of 6 months to get their flu vaccine now. Vaccination is the most important step in protecting against flu and its potentially serious complications."
According to the CDC, about 140 million doses of flu vaccine were available for this flu season. The current vaccine is protective against the three strains predominant this season, the CDC said. It is available at many primary care practices and pharmacies.
Dr. Ramindra Walia, chief medical officer at UCFS, said a few children have come to the clinic with severe flu symptoms, including one with a fever of 103. In most cases, the flu can be treated at home with rest and plenty of fluids, but he advises parents to seek a doctor's care if a fever lasts five to seven days.
Numbers of cases at UCFS thus far haven't been higher, Walia said, because the clinic launched an aggressive vaccination effort that resulted in about 1,000 children and 1,000 adults getting the shot this season. It just received a new supply of adult vaccine from the Uncas Health District and still has an ample supply for children, he said.
The Community Health Center, which operates clinics in New London and Groton, has also been aggressively vaccinating patients this season, said spokeswoman Eliza Cole. Thus far it has immunized 3,739 patients, including 1,283 children and teens - more than 60 percent of all its patients under age 17.
Of the confirmed flu cases statewide, most have been two H1N1 strains, the same type that caused the global pandemic in 2009 and 2010. As during the previous outbreak, most of the H1N1 infections are being seen in children and young adults, the CDC said.
Dr. Bonnie Mackenzie, a physician in the pediatric emergency department at L+M, said any child with chronic conditions such as asthma or immune or neurological disorders - as well as children under age 5 - are at increased risk of serious complications from the flu. In mild cases, children can be cared for at home with acetaminophen or ibuprofen, lots of rest and fluids and close monitoring, she said, but any children at higher risk or with severe symptoms should be seen by a doctor. Infants under 6 months old who are too young to be vaccinated are at particularly high risk, she said.
"The best thing families can do is make sure everyone in the household over 6 months is vaccinated," Mackenzie said, noting that the CDC is reporting that two children in the United States have died from the flu thus far this season.
"It's still early in the season, so it's hard to predict how it will continue to spread," Mackenzie said. "It's not too late to get vaccinated."
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- Approximate length: 55.5" from shoulder.
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The nutrition emphasis was approved last week by UE's curriculum committee and involves the creation of two new courses in the existing public health program: Public Health Nutrition and Food Science.
"With the ongoing cultural shift toward preventive care and wellness, the University of Evansville has seen a significant increase in the number of students interested in studying nutrition," said Payal Patel-Dovlatabadi, DrPH, assistant professor and director of the public health program. "Nutrition is a key part of public health, and the need for trained professionals in this field has never been greater. We're excited to be at the forefront of this effort and prepare students for careers that make a significant impact on individual and community needs."
A Bachelor of Science in public health with an emphasis in nutrition will prepare students for diverse employment opportunities with state and local health departments, health and school systems, government agencies, universities and research institutions, wellness centers, and consulting firms, to name a few. The program will also prepare students who wish to pursue advanced degrees in fields including physical therapy, public health, health services administration, dietetics, and health education.
For more information on the public health program and the new nutrition emphasis, visit http://www.evansville.edu/majors/publichealth/.
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