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OMH Conference Energizes Minority Health Leaders
One of the most overlooked aspects of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, civil rights agenda was his call to action on health. He once said, "Of all forms of inequity, injustice in health is the most inhumane."
On January 9-11, to perpetuate Dr. King's legacy, HHS brought nearly 2,000 researchers; academicians; faith- and community-based health representatives; and state, local and federal government officials to the nation's capital for a national conference on eliminating health disparities. The 2006 National Leadership Summit on Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health marked the 20th anniversary of the Office of Minority Health (OMH), HHS's lead office on health disparities. NCI, which has identified addressing cancer health disparities as a priority, served as a cosponsor of the conference.
Attendees from around the country spent 3 days building and strengthening partnerships, exchanging ideas, sharing best practices, and advancing policies to improve the health of America's racial and ethnic minority communities.
The 2006 Summit also was an opportunity for broadening the health disparities agenda and discourse from the more traditional disease-focused approach to an issue-based approach.
The conference featured more than 96 workshops and special institutes on current and emerging health issues in the areas of health care access, utilization, and quality; health care and the public workforce; research, data, and evaluation; health information technology; health disparities across the lifespan; and culture, language, and health literacy. Specific issues that were examined included the quality of care provided to racial and ethnic minorities, patient/provider interactions and relationships, developing health technologies in minority communities, and workforce diversity.
The deliberations on these health issues will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications for health policies and programs targeting the elimination of health disparities.
Several NCI staff served as moderators for workshop sessions, and NCI Deputy Director Dr. Mark Clanton presented one of the prestigious Minority Health Community Leadership Awards on January 10 to two-time cancer survivor and African American businessman Robert Samuels, for his efforts to educate black men about prostate cancer as founder of the National Prostate Coalition. Mr. Samuels, who built a career in banking and finance, has survived both prostate and throat cancer.
Created by HHS in response to the landmark 1985 Report of the Secretary's Task Force on Black and Minority Health, OMH works to improve the health of racial and ethnic minority populations by advising on and coordinating HHS minority health promotions, research, policies, and programs to address health disparities. Since its establishment, OMH has collaborated with many HHS divisions; national, local, tribal, and other partner organizations; and individuals in myriad settings across the country.
To view the conference webcast, go to http://www.kaisernetwork.org/health_cast/hcast_index.cfm?display=detail&hc=1616.
More information on OMH can be found at http://www.omhrc.gov. For information on NCI's efforts to reduce cancer health disparities, go to http://crchd.nci.nih.gov.
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Do enough people, espescially children, know that we are living in an extinction event caused mostly by us?
Of all the chaos going on in the world I cannot think of one more disturbing than the fact that we are decreasing the diversity of life by an estimated factor of 150 species per day.
Why is this not a more prominent topic?
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Andy EppyApr 4 2013: I suggest that there is substantial doubt (doubt arising from the lack of evidence to the contrary) that we are living in an extinction event, and if we are, that it is caused mostly by us.
Our inability to answer these questions directly correlates to the degree of understanding by the majority.
'If' these questions are answered affirmatively, let us hope that the time it takes to perfect our understanding of the dilemma does not leave us with insufficient time to remedy it, if indeed such a remedy is possible (too late of course for the 150 species per day that have perished in the meantime).
Furthermore, I suggest that a decline in biodiversity of 150 species a day (whilst shocking to me), is not especially high when taken from a total perspective of the history of life on Earth. As I understand it there have been extinction events in the past which eradicated 98% of all life on Earth, and that all life today is descended from the 2% that made it. And yet we live in a world of unimaginable biodiversity, all descended from that meagre 2%. Nature finds a way to go on. Whether mankind will is of course another debate entirely, and for all manner of reasons aside from the 'messing in our own back yard' argument.
In short I believe the assertion that we are living in an extinction event is disputable, and even more so that it is of our own making, and that the quoted decrease in biodiversity is in anyway linked to this asserted event.
Such events have happened in the past of course, which were obviously not caused by us, and that being the case then, what arrogance is it of man's to believe that we are either a contributor to, or possess the power to avert such events when they occur?
scott leeApr 6 2013: The question of whether we are in a mass extinction event is contentious, but mostly for political reasons. It is not a question of whether its happening, or whether we cause it, it is a question of how much extinction qualifies a time period as being an "extinction event".
When considering this we have to remember that industrialization is still only a blink of an eye in geological time frames and we can only truly understand how much extinction we have caused after we have reached some sort of equilibrium with the ecosystem and the extinctions return to a normal level.
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Scottsdale Fire Culture
A group of more than 20 Scottsdale Fire Department employees spent several months defining the type of culture we desire. Here is an excerpt from that document to help you better decide if we are the kind of place you'd like to call home for the next 20-plus years:
Moral Courage
As we developed the pillars of our culture, a common theme persisted. Moral courage became the key that connected statements about how our culture should be with ideas on how we are going to get there. What is moral courage?
Moral courage is Rosa Parks keeping her seat on the bus. Moral courage is Gandhi resisting the human response of violence when confronted with violence. In short, moral courage is the confidence to show other people what you believe in. It is the internal strength to do the "difficult right" instead of the "easy wrong" or look the other way. Your expression of moral courage doesn't have to rise to the level of a Rosa Parks or Gandhi demonstration to have real value in the organization.
Pick any one of the characteristics listed on the pages that follow and think of a time when that characteristic was publicly disgraced, yet nobody said a word. There are a thousand excuses for why that happened, but only one true reason: all the players lacked the moral courage to salvage the situation.
We seek to be an organization of voices. Calm, rational, supportive, and guiding voices that lead us to an enlightened state. To some, this may sound like a silly thing for a Fire Department to work toward - it just depends on how great you want to make this place and how much effort you're willing to put into it.
We are always respectful. There is no circumstance that should prevent this behavior. There is no assignment, position, rank, or classification immune from this right. Everyone is deserving of respect.
The characteristics of Scottsdale Fire respect include:
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We promote the leadership potential in every member of our family. Leadership is distinct from rank or title. The stability of this Department relies on developing and championing the leader in every person.
The characteristics of Scottsdale Fire leadership include:
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- Accepting risk
- Knowledge and wisdom
We foster an environment that encourages open participation from every member of our organization. Ultimately, we are one.
The characteristics of Scottsdale Fire unity include:
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We are dedicated to continually exceeding service expectations: internally and externally. Excellence in service is our starting point.
The characteristics of Scottsdale Fire service include:
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We are an organization built on solid character. Our daily behaviors define our character.
The characteristics of Scottsdale Fire character include:
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21-Aug-2013Blackpool was the most deprived larger English seaside destination
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A Profile of Deprivation in Larger English Seaside Destinations, 2007 and 2010
21-Aug-2013There is a perception that the economies of English towns and cities which once thrived on seaside resort tourism have declined and are enduring high levels of deprivation as a result of people going abroad for their holidays. Such is the perceived extent of this decline that during the 2010 election campaign all three major political parties discussed the problems facing British seaside and coastal settlements. In this article the Office for National Statistics defines the 57 largest English seaside destinations in terms of resident population. These destinations are then analysed, put into the context of the national picture, using the English Indices of Deprivation for 2007 and 2010 to ascertain whether this widely held belief holds true. In particular, are the larger seaside destinations more deprived than the rest of England and if so how does that deprivation vary across destinations.
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BiographyDr. Jennifer Griggs received a bachelor's degree in biology and English at Mount Holyoke College and her medical degree from State University of New York at Buffalo. After finishing a residency in internal medicine and serving as chief resident at the University of Rochester, she completed a fellowship in hematology/oncology and a second fellowship in health services research. Dr. Griggs also obtained a master of public health degree from the University of Rochester and then joined the university's faculty for seven years, serving as director of the Comprehensive Breast Cancer Program. Dr. Griggs has a research program focusing on issues facing breast cancer survivors, patient-physician communication and quality of cancer care.
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A Market Based Tax System
Several years ago I was introduced to the idea of a market based tax system that allows taxpayers to choose where their money will be spent. I began my career as a tax accountant and am actively pursuing the CPA, should be complete soon. I hold a bachelors and masters in Accounting.
Given my background in tax, I cannot imagine working in this system without trying to improve it. That is why I want to get a group together to discuss, trade, write, and begin a process that completely overhauls the US tax system.
I firmly believe the fundamental issue with our tax system is not the percentage that we pay, or the method we us. Instead, the fundamental issue is taxation without representation. Give me a flat tax, marginal, progressive tax system, it does not matter. When the tax payer gets to the line on a 1040 that says "tax" I would want them to fill out one additional page. Yes I know... more forms.
The additional page will allow the taxpayer to select funds (like a stock), or a pool of funds (like a mutual fund) for where their tax dollars will be spent. ALL government agencies and Federally Assisted groups will need to register with an oversight board that will place the entity in an " index." The entities will submit a budget, and hope the taxpayers help fund the budget. Those entities that receive tax dollars, will do so because taxpayers believe in the entities public service. Those that do not receive funding will scale down, or diminish all together. Once an entity meets its budgeted amount, the remaining money selected by a taxpayer will go towards the taxpayers second, third, fourth choice.
This is the only type of system that can bring transparency to the tax code, and give people fair representation in tax matters. Nay Sayers say this overhaul cannot be done... I say they have no vision or background in tax. If we can create an efficient stock market, we can do the same with the tax code. It is important to have an efficient tax market.
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Jul 17 2012: Joseph, In order for your system to have a chance I would recommend that step one would be to reduce government to a managable level. Once we are back to a Constitutional government level we can set administrative and operational costs then optional items can be funded in the manner that you propose.
Kids would never fund Social Security or Heralth Care as that is not the priority of the young so I would see the military being a problem in funding as the liberals would oppose that expenduture. Thus the problem.
So what if we went back to a Constitutional government and reduced the NEED for taxes returning the power to the states. This would take care of career politicians and all of the pork and perks. So far I have talked myself into this idea. Congress would have domain over the four areas the Constitution allow for. Yea!!!!!
All the best. Bob.
Jul 19 2012: Maybe it would be a good thing if we could basically have a referendum on government spending by choosing based on our values. Roughly half of the people are conservative, so I think the military would still get enough funding. One drawback that I would see is that it may cause unpredictability in funding from year to year, causing a set of fluctuating programs that can't plan ahead.
Aug 6 2012: Eric, I think you are correct about military spending. I believe a market based tax system will force many American's to evaluate their priorities in determining where their tax dollars were spent. We want our children to learn, we want our women and men the opportunity to find work, and we want to provide security for old age. I can imagine a market based tax system will reward programs that successfully offer us these luxuries.
Aug 6 2012: Robert, the thought that popped into my head when reading your first paragraph was the "chicken or the egg" argument. I completely agree that government needs to be reduced to a manageable level, undoubtedly! I am just not sure that the govt. will be reduced to a manageable level, without an overhaul of the tax system that brings more transparency to federal programs that receive tax dollars first.
As far as kids funding programs like social security, I would not hold back on our youth too much. I am in my early twenties, and there is no way I am holding my mom and dad out to dry ha! Besides, if administered properly, even social security sounds good to younger people such as myself.
In reality though, we would not implement this system overnight. It would be a many years process. For example in year one we would mandate 25% of all federal expenditures to go towards agencies listed on the index. Leaving congress with 75% to continue their current spending habits (funding social security/medicair). Throughout the next 7 to 10 years, my idea would be to have the system fully implemented and at maximum require 90% of all federal expenditures to be provided to agencies listed on the index, leaving congress with 10% for misc. govt. actions. As a taxpayer I have trouble even leaving the 10%, but I realize we will need to make some compromise to get any legislative action in an overhaul like this!
Robert, before I can fully agree with your third paragraph I would have rephrase where you said "Taxes returning the power to the states." I will rephrase your words to include "taxes returning the power to the PEOPLE."
Best Regards, Joseph
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Come Ride with Us!
As part of the global CycloFemme women's ride on May 13th, 2012, Boston Bicycle Belles is organizing a local ride in Boston. Join us, and bring your friends! The ride will highlight the lovely bike paths and parks in and around Boston, and will include stops for a picnic lunch and water breaks. Please bring lunch, snacks, and water (there will be water fountains along the way to refill water bottles). RSVP on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/263002600451736/
We tested the ride route this weekend, and are REALLY excited about the ride. It is the perfect time of year to ride along the river and through the Emerald Necklace.
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Harvard Square @ 11:30, 12 Noon start time
For the Cambridge start to the 16.5 mile loop, we will meet at 11:30 at the Harvard University Boathouse (aka Weld Boathouse) on the corner of Memorial Drive and JFK Street. The ride will leave promptly at noon, but we will be there early to answer questions, talk a bit about the ride, and pass out goodies from Bay State Bike Week and CycloFemme. Get there early to snag some gear!
Back Bay Fens @ 12:30, 12:45 start time
For the Boston start, and shorter 8 mile loop, please plan to meet outside the Emerald Necklace Conservancy Visitors' Center in the Back Bay Fens at 12:30. Assuming we make good time from Harvard, we should roll up between 12:30 and 12:40, and we will plan to rest quickly here, meet the new riders, and head out around 12:45. Please note: The Visitors' Center is also the meeting spot for a 1pm walking tour about 19th Century Women, so it may be a little crowded. Just look for the other ladies on bikes.
Picnic @ 1:30
It's Lilac Day in the Arboretum, where we plan to stop for a long rest and picnic lunch. If the Arboretum is too crowded, we will just ride through the park, stop to refill water bottles and use the restrooms, and continue on to Jamaica Pond, where we can picnic on the lawn by the pond.
Ride finish: 2:45ish in Boston, 3:15ish in Cambridge.
The Boston portion of the ride should be done around 2:45 ending near the Fenway T stop on Park Ave. The longer ride should take about 3 hours total, so we plan to be back in Cambridge around 3:15-3:30 pm, if you'd like to have your friends or family meet you after the ride (may we suggest the Charlie's Beer Garden as a good post-ride refuel spot).
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Canada's Democracy Week, September 15-21, 2014
The fourth annual Canada's Democracy Week encourages Canadians, particularly young Canadians, to learn more about the importance of democracy and voting, and to become more involved in the democratic process. Canada's Democracy Week is a civic education initiative organized by Elections Canada.
An historical look at women in PEI politics
(left to right c. 1993) Speaker of the House Nancy Guptill; Leader of the Opposition, Pat Mella; Deputy Speaker of the House Libbe Hubley; Lieutenant Governor Marion Reid; and Premier Catherine Callbeck.
In 1993, women held each of the most senior roles in the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island.
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A high school teacher of mine had a motto: Facts, not fluff. I would like politicians in this country to adopt a similar motto: Facts, not vilification, obfuscation, or bald-faced lies.
A Newport city representative, Duncan Kilmartin, was recently accused of being racist when he cited statistics comparing student achievement in Vermont and Texas. He said that when controlled for race, the scores for Texas were better. I am heartily annoyed that another representative (Jean OSullivan) used this as an opportunity for name-calling instead of engaging in a discussion of the facts. Hey, people: It is not racist to mention race.
Was Kilmartin trying to promote the bogus old narrative of school failure, or was he simply trying to caution us not to rest on apples-to-oranges laurels? Either way, it was wrong for OSullivan to vilify him.
The fact is, Kilmartin was right. White students in Texas do slightly outperform Vermont students on the NAEP test and high school graduation rates. On the other hand, Vermont does a better job educating poor students than Texas does; we are near the top of the nation in our ability to teach children of poverty. So whos the winner here? Do we even need one? More important than either of these facts is that both Texas and Vermont are improving. Educators spend their time trying to learn from each other, not compete with each other, and the result is better outcomes for all.
Id like to see a worldwide democracy test. In addition to measuring voter participation, each nations politicians would be judged based on measurable outcomes such as the economic, physical and mental health of its citizens. Pay for politicians would be adjusted based upon these outcomes, as well as on such observable qualities as ability to listen to and understand opponents, number of lies told, number of lies believed, etc. Talk about failure something tells me the U.S. would be on the bottom of the heap.
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By BRITTANY TATE The Brunswick News They say love is good for the soul, and that's likely true. But it's also good for the heart and great for your health. Maintaining a stable romantic relationship can help keep you and your loved one healthy, experts say. It's the gift that keeps on giving. Jan Kiss, a registered nurse and certified health and wellness coach at LifeChange Health and Wellness, 170 North Cottages Drive on St. Simons Island, says good relationships are essential to happiness, as well as to physical and emotional health. "Humans are social beings by nature and most of us tend to do better in all ways when 'connected' in a relationship. Our relationships influence everything from heart health to age-related health issues," Kiss said. "Because we are social beings by nature, it is difficult to stay in balance with our health and wellness if our relationships are on tilt. "(Since) you cannot separate somebody's mind and heart from their physical self, relationships and the mind and heart of the person will be impacted by how solid and strong their relationships are." Research shows men and women sleep better and eat healthier when their relationships are solid and healthy habits are in place. In a 2004 study of 38 couples, the University of North Carolina found that men and women had higher blood levels of oxytocin after hugging. This stress-easing, mood-improving hormone appeared to have lowered blood pressure and lowered levels of the stress hormone cortisol in women. The study also found that hugging, holding hands or a simple rub on the shoulder attributed to lowered stress. Depression and anxiety might also be reduced by healthy relationships. In fact in a 2010 World Health Organization study of 35,000 people in 15 countries, those who were married were less likely to develop anxiety and other mental disorders. It should be noted that the study did not specify whether the couples were happily married. Kiss says there are a number of ways couples can balance their relationship and health, including: * Making sure you have time to spend with your partner. Spending time together and being with one another will lower your stress. * Talking about your mutual life, health and career goals. Write out or talk about your goals and how you want to support one another to achieve and maintain them. * Putting actions into place that will support your time together and your health, such as gym nights, weekend exercise activity you can enjoy together and healthy snacks in the fridge and pantry. * Establishing healthy sleep habits. Talk about what you both need to sleep well. If you sleep well you will be less apt to get tired and less apt to eat sugar to keep you awake. Though maintaining healthy relationships are not easy, Kiss says it can be done. "Solid relationships tend to have partners who motivate each other to stay healthy, whether it is going to the gym together, setting mutual goals or supporting one another," she said. "On the reverse side, when a relationship sours, each partner may try to make themselves feel better by eating sweets and carbs - the feel good instant fix that spells disaster for your health." Kiss says those who are struggling to stay healthy and happy should seek professional help. "Talk with a health and wellness coach and a life coach to customize a plan for you and your partner that will support your goals in all areas of your life. Working with both allows you to learn the healthy habits and the tools to sustain the health and wellness in your life and relationship," she said. Janel Holland, a licensed clinical social worker in Brunswick, says a relationship can impact your life either positively or negatively. "Research has shown many benefits of healthy relationships - living longer, better mental and emotional well-being, better financial situation," Holland said. "But on the other hand, an unhealthy or even abusive relationship can cause harm to us mentally, emotionally, and physically." Holland says one can impact the other, good or bad. "A healthy life style can improve your overall well being and health, making you feel better to actively be engaged in a relationship. However, the stress and impact of poor health leaves one at a disadvantage to manage the pressures that arrive from being in a relationship," Holland said. Holland said those in a relationship can encourage one another to have a healthy lifestyle - for example, preparing meals and practicing spirituality together. Holland suggests enjoying other aspects of life that can bring happiness instead of focusing on trying to find romantic love. "Look for ways to show your feelings of love and care for others. Send flowers to an elderly person, give candy to show appreciation for a friendship you value, or send a card expressing your care for someone," Holland said. * Reporter Brittany Tate writes about lifestyle topics. Contact her at email@example.com, on Facebook or at 265-8320, ext. 317.


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The big news for the 2014 XTS is more power thanks to an optional twin-turbocharged V6 engine. The invigorated powerplant makes 410 horsepower and comes standard with all-wheel drive (AWD). Also of note are automatic parking assist, an available rear-seat entertainment system, and electric power steering in front-wheel-drive models.
Once proclaiming to be "The Standard of the World," Cadillac has more recently been fighting to reach a new – younger – generation of buyers. The addition of the excellent ATS compact sedan has been a big step forward, and the XTS aims to do the same on the other end of Cadillac's lineup. As the luxury brand's newest flagship sedan, the 2014 Cadillac XTS possesses a good balance of exterior style, interior refinement and modern (though potentially confusing) technology. Smaller than the geriatric DTS it replaced, the chiseled XTS bridges the gap between midsize and full-size luxury sedans. Starting around $45,000, it faces a broad set of rivals, from the Lexus GS and Mercedes-Benz E-Class to the more performance-oriented BMW 5 Series and Audi A6.


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Discussion in 'Movie Forum' started by raigraphixs, Sep 12, 2009.
He might be the new mystery muppet they are planning to introduce in the film
The path of peace muppet ?
Latest fun Muppets video
Oh man The Muppets have me in tears. I could watch funny Muppets clips all day. Check out the Swedish Chef and Beaker's rendition of Danny Boy, so funny.
First Look - Entertainment Weekly double spread features Jason Segel (co-writer) with The Muppets plus new addition 'Walter' with iPhone
Great to see all the classics in there, Hope Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem are in it
List of people that will most likely be appearing in the new film, mostly as human characters.
[-] Jane Lynch[/-] ("Glee") - confirms she has not been asked yet, Danny Trejo (Machete), Donald Glover ("Community"), Zach Galifianakis, Jack Black, Lady Gaga, John Krasinski ("The Office"), Ed Helms (The Hangover), Eric Stonestreet ("Modern Family")
Alan Arkin, Billy Crystal, and Jean-Claude Van Damme are being recruited to make guest appearances in the new feature, currently shooting around Los Angeles under the direction of James Bobin.
Paul Rudd will provide the voice of new Muppet character Walter.
Set Photos
Jim Henson Studios in Hollywood has been transformed into Muppet Studios, which is part of the storyline, by the look of things the run down studio may have hit hard times.
I bet working on The Muppets is great fun.
Amy Adams & Jason Segel
Amy Adams & Walter
Confirmed cameos
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Released - Nov 23rd 2011
First Teaser Trailer
[ame="www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CloKbXtD28"]Green With Envy - Trailer - YouTube[/ame]
Oh my God, what is the matter with you people..????!??!?!?
The muppets..<shudders> are just the scariest, most disturbing, creation ever...
I've been terrified of them since I was a kid, and at fort... thirty nine I still feel uneasy when I see them on the TV...
No its not The Wolf Pack but The Fuzzy Pack
[ame="www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUUcOmgYEhY"]The Muppets - Being Green Teaser Trailer - YouTube[/ame]
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaeXrigYkGY"]The Muppets (2011) Official Trailer [HD] - YouTube[/ame]
Toy Story will be back for another short film adventure called Small Fry.
The film is set to play before The Muppets, which is set to be released later this year on November 23rd 2011 (10th February 2012 UK). The last time we saw Woody, Buzz and the gang was back in June with Cars 2, when they created a little hawaiian vacation for Barbie and Ken.
- Mod can you rename this thread to - The Muppets (2012) please, seems to be the generic title they have gone with, for now.
You have seen David Fincher's 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' trailer,
now check out 'The Pig with the Froggy Tattoo'!
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0duvN2StofI]The Muppets - Teaser Trailer #4 'The Pig with the Froggy Tattoo' [HD] - YouTube[/ame]
Cheers for the link - very funny
Up Close and Personal - Four New Posters
i can see this being a classic
This is looking pretty good actually, I do miss the muppets tv series. Some of it just cracked me up as a kid. I hope thye've aged well, judging from the trailers its seems pretty kool thus far.
Another great new trailer
i wanna see this even more now.
I'm finding what Disney are doing for this film is great and make me want to drag a child to go and see it.
But I recently heard an interview with Frank Oz (Who hasn't voiced Fozzie/Piggy for 10 years). He was offered the role but passed because he felt the film wasn't respectful to the Muppets. This puts me off a little.
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I discovered when I wrote the blog post, "Hindi, Tamil and English: linguistic lessons in pragmatism," that I am not the only person who thinks languages in India is an interesting topic. The comments that I received in that post, in which former Supreme Court Justice Markandey Katju wrote about the value of learning communal languages such as Hindi and English, reflected opinions from all over the map, and usually centered on how my language is best vs your language is worst.
Katju, chairman of the Press Council of India, made several points in his controversial opinion pieces, but he emphasized that common languages such as English in a country of incredible linguistic diversity is important for people who want to be literate, sophisticated and successful.
Shoba Narayan, writing in Mint, offers a different reason to use English: to keep some distance between you and the person you're talking to. Here's an excerpt from Narayan, who caught my attention and affection with her author's note that she can "swear like a truck driver in multiple languages." The story concerns a young man who works with her husband, who came to their house to invite them to his wedding. Judging by his name, accent and story, she decided that he was Tamil, and was prepared to speak to him in her language. But she stopped. Read why:
Speaking Tamil to a nervous young man who barricaded himself behind the formality of English would have unnerved him. It would have catapulted me from being the boss-man's wife to becoming a friend. And while I might have been okay with that, I am not sure he was. Hence English: to maintain a distance.
Narayan writes more broadly about this idea in her essay:
When you meet a stranger and you can tell they share a common language, first of all, do you switch from English to Bengali or Hindi or Telugu? Or do you continue speaking in English? Watch yourself next time and let me know. Some part of it has to do with the circumstance. When you are in a boardroom and are introduced to a fellow Sindhi or Kashmiri, it is unlikely that you will switch to your mother tongue in front of others. But what if you are alone, inside your home?


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Anastas Bendo was ordained Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Tirana, Albania, during the Liturgy for the feast of the Ascension by His Beatitude Archbishop Anastasios. Fr. Anastas was ordained to the diaconate in April 2009 and spent a little over 4 years as a deacon. During this time he helped serve and travel with His Beatitude. In November 2012 he was raised to the position of Archdeacon. He says that this was an important time of learning for him. His wife and long-term Missionary with OCMC in Albania, Presbytera Georgia Gilman-Bendo, says, "We were aware that he would be ordained only for 2 weeks before the event and we were so excited and full of joy about it!" She continues, "We both feel so thankful for this big blessing in our life and pray that God will make us worthy to serve Him in this capacity. Since he had been a deacon for several years we were looking forward to this new step."
Fr. Anastas can now serve the Divine Liturgy and other services, but in general he will carry on with his usual duties including translation for His Beatitude, translating books and texts, and editing the academic journal. As soon as the Divine Liturgy during which Fr. Anastas was ordained came to a close, he immediately took on his role as a translator as the Archbishop encouraged the many young people in attendance to consider dedicating their lives in like manner to serve God and the Church.
A married priest's calling and service to the Church includes his whole family. Presbytera Georgia says, "Above all, each one of us must be making efforts in our spiritual life to become closer to Christ and more obedient to the Church." Recently she was appointed director of Protagonist, the elementary school where she's been working for the past 9 years. Of this appointment she says, "I'm glad that it coincides with becoming a Presbytera ["Prifteresha" in Albanian] because I hope to be able to witness to the large group of students, staff, and parents with which I'll be connected through my work."
These are exciting times for the Bendo family in Albania as Presbytera Georgia takes on her new role at the school and Fr. Anastas takes on his new role as a priest. Please keep them in your prayers as they do the good work of spreading Christ's love every day to the people of Albania. Please also consider supporting this missionary family with a gift by visiting https://www.ocmc.org/donate/donation_info.aspx?DonationType=Missionary&FundId=5.


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Crash injures woman, damages city homeBy Brent Curtis
staff writer | September 03,2014A high-speed chase in Rutland early Sunday ended in multiple criminal charges for a West Rutland man and $10,000 in damage to the home of a man who was asleep when Jason M. Davis Audi allegedly crashed into the house.
A passenger in Davis car, Carissa Redfield, 29, was taken first to Rutland Regional Medical Center then flown by helicopter to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., for injuries to her neck and spinal cord.
Davis, 35, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court Tuesday to misdemeanor counts of attempting to elude police, driving with a suspended license and two counts of reckless or gross negligent operation of a motor vehicle.
Davis posted the $15,000 bail set after his arrest and is free on conditions that include an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew at his home at 104 Meadow Lane, according to court records.
About 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Rutland Police Cpl. Justin Souza said he tried to stop an Audi sedan that was traveling with its headlights off in the southern parking lot of Walgreens pharmacy at the corner of routes 4 and 7.
Souza wrote in an affidavit that he tried to stop the car but it sped up and turned onto Sheldon Place, running the first of several stop signs during a pursuit that would end on Stratton Road.
Souza said that during the chase, the Audi reached speeds of 60 mph on East Street where the posted speed limit is 30 mph.
While trying to turn left from Jackson Avenue onto Stratton Road, Davis lost control of his car and crashed first into a tree and then into a house at 172 Stratton Road, the affidavit said.
Souza said the crash didnt injure Davis or the people in the house James Ward, 79, and Sylvia Longley, 73 who were awakened by the crash, which knocked objects to the floor all over the house.
Redfield was listed in good condition at the hospital Tuesday evening.
Souza wrote that a preliminary estimate of repair costs to Wards home came to more than $10,000, with damage to the foundation on both sides of the house, cracks in the chimney and interior damage.
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The design of the WB2HOL 2m tape measure yagi shows a great piece of lateral thinking, it is also is proven to be highly practical for foxhunts and ARDF. The elements will withstand those reckless charges through the undergrowth in pursuit of the fox, they also make it easy to get the beam in and out of the car with little risk of damaging either the car or the antenna.
I first built one of these beams some time ago, but when asked to produce a batch for the club, I had to rethink about the construction.
My original was constructed with components from my 'junk box' so would be difficult to repeat.
The original WB2HOL design is unbeatable for simplicity, but the 4-way pipe connectors used to support the elements are not generally available in the UK.
After several failed attempts to use T-piece connectors and various pipe clips to support the elements I finally opted to use a 2-hole-fixing plastic saddle clip, designed for the Marley 21.5mm overflow system.
The bad news is ... my design requires some extra drilling and cutting of the elements and boom. This has to be done reasonably carefully, to ensure correct alignment of the elements.
The good news is ...It is not a difficult job because the PVC material is very soft and easy to work.
Tip: Most plastic pipe made for piping (e.g. Speedfit) is too soft to be usable for the boom
PVC electrical conduit is OK but the diameter is smaller (20mm) so not suitable for use with the Marley saddle clips.
25mm (1") tape is a lot stiffer than 20mm (3/4") and cheaper per metre! Your local DIY store should sell a budget 8m or 10m tape for less than Ł5.
The dimensions of the beam are shown in fig 1. These have been scaled up from the original design for operation at 145mHz. This frequency is mid way between the clubs foxhunt channel (145.425) and the IARU ARDF band (144.5-144.8).
The scaling was done using the same software as used by Joe WB2HOL to validate the original design - Yagicad 4.1.
I found it necessary to reduce the length of the hairpin coil from 5" to 4", probably because the coax and hairpin connection points were on opposite edges of the tape elements.
Tip To ensure accurate alignment, draw a guide line along the length of the boom using a piece of 12mm L-section aluminium as the straight edge ( or similar).
A must do: - make a template for marking and drilling the element fixing holes from a scrap of 100mm long aluminium flat or section, drilled for 2no. 4mm holes.
The three bottom element supports are cut from a single 100mm length of 20-22mm PVC, then cut length-ways into 3 pieces, each piece having a 120 degree cross section of the pipe.
Drill the bottom element supports for 2 no. 4mm diameter bolts.
Tip: Cut out a paper template 69mm x 10mm, and mark two division lines 23mm apart. Wrap this round the pipe to mark the position of the cut lines. Use a tenon saw to give a straight cut.
Cut three lengths of 12 - 15mm plastic tube, 100mm long, for the element top clamps.
Drill the element top clamps for 2 no. 4mm diameter bolts.
Enlarge the top holes to 8-10mm to allow the nut head and washer to drop through. (similar to the boom fixing holes)
Drill a single 4mm hole in the centre of the saddle clip.
Tip:The vertical stroke in the character 'R' in the trademark stamp punched on the saddle clip, marks the centre position
Forming the holes in the tape is a breeze if you have a leather hole punch tool. You will need to secure a suitably sized washer to the anvil to punch through the tape.
If you do not have a punch, try starting with a pin hole then ream the hole out to the required size.
Form the hairpin match from stiff wire round some 22mm pipe. The Wire length is 100mm plus 6mm each end for the solder legs (112mm total).
To assemble the elements, use 4mm x 25mm bolts with shake-proof washers. Bolt on the PVC wall clips to the bottom of the boom wall , but don't tighten at first as the fixing lugs will spread and make it difficult to fix align the holes in the element support components.
Add a double-sided sticky pad to the underside of each element half and attach the driven elements to the element bottom support. The pads will prevent the possibility of the driven element half rotating around the single bolt fixing.
Solder on the hairpin and coax feed and secure both to the boom with cable ties.
Cover the sharp cut ends of the elements with insulation tape or similar, to protect users and passers-by ! I used a piece of Velcro tape on the ends and matching pieces on the top element clamps, this provided a means of 'folding' the elements for safely transporting the beam.
Not everyone has found the need for a balun, but if you do, 7 turns of the coax feed wound round the boom does the trick.


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Police say victim is 48 year old Daryl Graves.
An early Saturday morning murder in Terre Haute.
Terre Haute Police were called 1900 23rd ½ Drive just before 1 AM.
Police found a 48 year old man that had been shot several times lying dead inside the residence.
After talking to witnesses, police searched for a silver Jeep.
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It's a practice with its roots in the Depression, but the current economic crisis has layaway making a comeback. Is it the best way to make purchases?Mableton shopper Brenda Pressley is on a mission at K-Mart. She's shopping for Christmas presents, and instead of checking out at K-Mart's register, she heads to the Layaway Department."Layaway was fairly popular until about two decades ago, and then with the aggressiveness of unsecured credit cards, really layaway started going away in lieu of unsecured credit cards," said John Ulzheimer of Smartcredit.com."We have apparel. We have electronics, toys. There's really not a lot of restrictions on our layaway as some of the retailers have," said Bill Bonsor of K-Mart.At K-Mart, layaway never left. But other big box retailers stopped offering it. But in the wake of the recession, customers and retailers are again in love with layaway. Ulzheimer says for many it's the best option."The fee that you're going to pay is usually fairly low, maybe $5. They're calling it kind of a convenience fee to set up the paperwork to do the layaway. That's much, much less expensive than you're going to pay if you charged on a retail store credit card and paid between 20 and 25 percent interest," said Ulzheimer.Pressley says she uses layaway because of convenience."That way you don't have to hide it at home, or wrap it up. Just get it right before Christmas," said Pressley.If you're trying to build good credit, layaway might not be much help. Layaway payments aren't reported to the credit bureau. "If you are a responsible credit card user and you're not revolving a balance every month and paying interest, that's still probably the best way to do it. But the layaway is pretty decent option because of no interest, and you're likely to pay less for it over time," said Ulzheimer.Nearly all major retailers are now offering layaway. K-Mart has waived the layaway service fee until November 17. K-Mart is also the only mass retailer to also allow layaway online.
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Around $8 million worth of scholarships up for grabs at AUD
The Governing Board at the American University in Dubai (AUD) approved Dh30 million in scholarships in its 2013-2014 annual budget.
The grants will be provided to outstanding students and those facing financial difficulties. Priority will be given to those who apply early, before the deadline of June 25.
Commenting on the new scholarship budget, Dr Stephen Franklin, chairman of the AUD Governing Board, stated: "As for providing Dh30 million in scholarships for this academic year, it is yet another testimony to AUD's commitment to cultivate and reward excellence by enrolling top high school students from around the world."
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New London — Emilie Parker, one of 20 first-graders killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School, liked to give presents to other people on her birthday and at Christmas. She would have been delighted to give a playground to the children of New London.
"She had a lot of love," Emilie's mother, Alissa Parker, said Thursday as she stood among a swarm of volunteers constructing a playground in memory of the 6-year-old in the middle of Riverside Park.
"My daughter would have wanted to give back," Parker said. "She thought so much about other people. She'd get the biggest kick out of this."
Parker, her husband, Robbie, and their two younger daughters, Madeline, 5, and Samantha, 4, were on hand Thursday when construction began on "Emilie's Shady Spot," a 2,600-square-foot pink and blue playground in the wooded, waterfront park.
The New Jersey Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association's Sandy Ground Project: Where Angels Play is installing 26 playgrounds in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey to honor the 20 children and six adults who were killed last year in the shootings at their school in Newtown. The FMBA started building playgrounds in Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina and then re-organized after the Sandy Hook shooting to build more.
Wearing small tool belts, the little blonde Parker sisters told the men to "Get to work!" after being prompted by Bill Lavin, former president of the New Jersey firefighters union, who organized the playground project. They helped hammer nails, and the entire family left hand prints in the cement around a newly erected flag pole with the words "For you with love Emilie."
"This is so beautiful," their mother said. "I couldn't be happier."
"Emilie loved stories, and telling them," said her uncle, Brady Cottle, who flew in from Eugene, Ore., to support his sister Alissa and to help build the playground. He said he was in awe of the volunteers who came together for Emilie, and of the 18-acre park that offers panoramic views of the Thames River.
The woods and the river would have been good fodder for her tales, he said.
"Emilie was a very imaginative little girl. This would have been a perfect spot for her," he said. "It's amazing. There's a lot of love here."
The specialness of Riverside Park, which the city nearly sold to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy two years ago, also was felt by some of the volunteers.
Tim McCabe, the national sales manager of Superior Recreation Products in Carrollton, Ga., which custom-made the playgrounds for all 26 projects, was at the park early Thursday when the sun was just rising over the water.
"The deer were running by," he said. "It was magical."
Dozens of volunteers began assembling the equipment early Thursday morning, including Kevin Doyle of Boston from the National Association of Government Employees, who brought 20 volunteers with him. Although his union has been raising money for the project since the beginning, this was the first worksite he'd visited.
"This is the most beautiful space," he said, looking around the park. "I'd like to build a house here."
Others traveled even farther to participate, including Kim Michelsen of Clinton, Iowa. Michelsen said she was glued to the television in December when the Newtown shootings occurred. Robbie Parker was the first parent she saw speak after the tragedy.
"When they showed the picture of his daughter, she looked just like my youngest granddaughter," said Michelsen, who flew to Connecticut Wednesday with her friend, Becky Weaver, for moral support. She became active in making schools safer in her hometown and followed the Parkers' story, including Alissa Parker's blog, "The Parker Five." When she heard about the playground, she decided she would go wherever it was being built and help.
She's staying for the dedication at 11 a.m. Sunday.
"I wouldn't have missed this for the world," she said, as she sorted through various pieces of equipment laid out on blue tarps. "I was afraid I was going to cry, but we're trying to make this a happy day. It's beautiful here."
During the flurry of construction, a group of students from nearby Winthrop School walked to the site to see where they soon would be able to play. The park has not had a playground since its antiquated and rusty equipment was removed several years ago. Alissa Parker was excited to see the children. Emilie would have been pleased her playground would be well-used, she said.
"We've had so many sad days," she said. "It's good to take a break and embrace the happy side today."
Emilie's Shady Spot is the 14th playground the firefighters have installed since December. Each was handpicked for one of the 20 children and six adults killed, and each incorporates something special about each victim. The playgrounds are donated, but each host community raises money to pass on to the next project. The program, when completed, will have cost an estimated $1.2 million.
The New Jersey group came to New London last spring at the urging of retired New London firefighter Victor Spinnato, who knows Lavin through volunteer work at the Arthur C. Luf Children's Burn Camp in Union.
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A Birmingham man rode home in a helicopter after his son picked him up Wednesday morning by chopper from the church where he spent the night.
Dave Upton's son David owns CraneWorks and had been using the helicopter to help other stranded people during the night, including a pregnant woman.
Upton took shelter from the cold and icy roads at 6th Avenue Church in Birmingham, along with about 100 other people who stayed there overnight.
Upton's son landed at the church parking lot around 10 a.m., scooped up his dad and flew him home.
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The farm bill continues to advance as the U.S. Senate approved the legislation today with a landslide 68-32 vote.
The conference report on H.R. 2642, the Agriculture Act of 2014, was approved by the House on Jan. 29. It now awaits President Barack Obama's signature. The president is expected to sign it.
Members of both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives lauded the bill as an example of bipartisanship.
"Many people said this would never happen in this environment, but Congress has come together to pass a major bipartisan jobs bill. Congress has also passed a major reform and deficit reduction bill. Both bills are the 2014 farm bill," said Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), chairwoman of the Senate Ag Committee. "This effort proves that by working across party lines, we can save taxpayer money and create smart policies that lay the foundation for a stronger economy."
"We worked together to give certainty and sound policy to our agricultural producers; deliver taxpayers billions of dollars in savings; and provide consumers the affordable and reliable food supply they have grown accustomed to," said House Ag Committee Chairman Rep. Frank Lucas (R-Okla.).
The legislation, which still awaits final passage by the White House, aims to reform agriculture programs and reduce the federal deficit. The bill:
"This bill truly touches every American, from the food we eat, to the air we breathe and the water we drink," Stabenow said.
Industry groups, for the most part, applauded the Senate's vote.
"We're happy to see the farm bill pass the Senate and are looking forward to seeing it signed and implemented," said National Corn Growers Association President Martin Barbre. "While it's not perfect, we're pleased to see the bill contains many provisions we've been working hard for over the years."
"America's farmers are core to the innovation that's driven down our dependence on foreign oil, and this policy will help keep them doing it," said Adam Monroe, Novozymes regional president of the Americas. "There's already enough concern about energy policy in America with EPA's proposed revisions to the Renewable Fuel Standard. It's a powerful sign to see policy certainty surrounding the energy programs in the farm bill."
"Illinois farmers are finally on a path to seeing some long-term certainty and stability in an increasingly risky and uncertain business," said Richard Guebert Jr., president of the Illinois Farm Bureau. "This legislation is not only fiscally responsible, but helps Illinois farmers put a much-needed five-year plan in place to help manage their risk."
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MEDINAH, Illinois -- Somewhere beneath that just-a-bit-too-long, Mayberry-RFD hair and the Is-your-refrigerator-running grin, Brandt Snedeker would have you believe there is golf version of Hannibal Lecter.
Snedeker, of course, is the guy who just cashed in at the FedEx Cup, picking up cheques totaling $11.4 million on Sunday. He's the player who, in addition to winning the Tour Championship, had top-10s in the Barclays and the BMW Championship. He's also the guy who came from seven shots back on the final day to win at Torrey Pines earlier this year.
But cut-throat? Please. Snedeker is as nasty as a box of kittens. He'd try to slit your throat all right . . . with a butter knife. He's the guy who sought me out on the range earlier this year to apologize for declining an interview request made a few hours earlier. Most guys just give you a glare and walk past.
But if you ask him – or his teammates on the U.S. team for that matter – he'll tell you that deep inside lurks this extremely competitive, almost maniacal golfer.
"I definitely have an edge, definitely have an edge," said Snedeker, who spits out words about as quickly as he golfs. "Anybody that knows me really well knows that I'm not afraid to tell people what I really think and tell people how I really feel.
"I'm very, very competitive. People don't get that, because I'm polite; but I tee it up on Friday here, I'm trying to tee it up against anybody, I'm going to try to beat their brains in as bad as I can."
This is the first chance that Snedeker has to bash some heads, as he so gently put it. He's a pure rookie on the U.S. team here at the Ryder Cup. Along with Jason Dufner, Webb Simpson and Keegan Bradley, they are making their first runs. Snedeker was put on this team by Davis Love, one of the four US captain's picks. It's been a dream of his to play for the Stars and Stripes, and he's adjusting quickly to the spotlight.
"The one thing I was shocked about is I wasn't really as nervous as I thought I was going to be [Tuesday] being out here for the first time,' he said. "I think last weekend put my nerves at ease a lot for sure, knowing that I can handle the pressure."
To watch him on the greens, you'd think he was shaking in his spikeless shoes. He is fast but oh-so-smooth. In fact, Snedeker owns one of the silkiest putting strokes in the game; he takes about a nano-second over the ball before rolling it on line each and every time. That's a major reason why he's being counted on to deliver this week.
Helping him along the way is a Canadian connection. Lugging Snedeker's bag is Scott Vail, from Oshawa, Ont., the son of NHL player Eric Vail, who toiled for the Atlanta and later Calgary Flames. The two have been together since Snedeker's days on the then-Nationwide Tour.
Vail has said his boss is easiest guy to work for, a player who gets respect by giving it. That sentiment seems to flow right through the team room here at Medinah.
"I think the biggest thing that Davis told me was that I drew a lot of confidence from is not only him and all the captains but every player on the team wanted me on the team," said Snedeker, who is expecting his second child in a month. "He said everybody was excited about me being on the team and they really wanted me to be there with them. "When you have the respect of your peers and the guys you play against every week, that means a lot."
Here's a news flash: Snedeker is respected by every player on the other team too. He's not only earned it with his play, but with the person he is off the course too. Courteous, understanding, polite, fair and a heck of a golfer. You simply can't help but like the guy – even if he is trying to beat your brains in.
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More than 200 Emory students gathered for a rally against racism on Wednesday after comments from the university's president sparked a nationwide controversy.
Emory President James Wagner wrote about the three-fifths compromise in his letter from the president in the school alumni magazine. Wagner wrote that the decision to count slaves as three-fifths a person was an example of compromise for the current deadlocked Congress and President.
Wagner later wrote an apology after an uproar ensued, but students said they aren't satisfied.
"I'm definitely disappointed in his choice of reference I think it was a very foolish mistake for him to make and I think it was understandably offensive," said Nicole Blumenkehl.
Students said say it's a sign of broader problems on campus.
"We spent four years here. A lot of have tired all our entire high school career to get here so I think it's kind of heartbreaking to get here and think, 'man, nobody wants me here,'" said Candace Pressley.
At the opening of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference archives on campus Friday, Wagner publicly apologized for the controversial words.
"Given the events of our times on this campus, I know I personally have a long way to go," Wagner said on Friday.
Students said more than an apology is needed.
"Sometimes you have to actually do things. More than issue an apology, you have to act, you have to change policies," Pressley.
While some students demanded that Wagner resign, others hope the controversy can be a growing experience.
"I think it's just a learning moment for him. I think this is also something we can all learn from. We're all human, we all make mistakes," said Kevin Satterfield.
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