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If you had seen a smiling Richard Pineda stand up cleanly on wave after wave, with confidence and uncanny balance, you couldn't have imagined he needs a GPS device to remember how to get back home after an outing.
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But this is what the medical staff at the VA hospital in West L.A. is trying, and Pineda is among dozens of veterans who say the prescription is helping.
"Being out there, I have freedom," said Pineda, 32, a Marine who lives in Los Feliz.
Pineda was too close to far too many explosions and mortar attacks while serving in Iraq in 2003 and 2004. Like a lot of vets, he kept his struggles to himself after returning home. He didn't talk about the memory lapses or the noises and smells that triggered flashbacks, but friends knew he needed help when they saw him cowering at a fireworks show in 2005. It turned out that on top of his emotional issues, Pineda was having small cerebral aneurysms. He was referred to a polytrauma unit at the VA.
The chief of physical therapy there, Randi Woodrow, had been to a Camp Pendleton surf clinic run by a friend.
"It was absolutely one of those life-changing events," said Woodrow, who saw smiles on the faces of injured vets and knew she had to make surfing a regular part of her program in Los Angeles.
The guy who helped make it happen was Tom Tapp, a Los Angeles entertainment journalist who had been inspired by meeting an amputee while surfing. He then saw a news story about men and women with missing limbs coming home from the war and immediately started Operation Amped, getting support from the William Morris Agency and Billabong, among other companies.
Tapp and Woodrow have staged several of the surf clinics each year since 2007, and one of Woodrow's first patients to put on a wetsuit was Richard Pineda.
"I was pretty excited about it," said Pineda, but that's not how Woodrow remembers it.
"Tatiana and Richard were both very timid," she recalled. "It was a lot of sensory overload."
Not only had neither of them ever surfed; their disabilities made the prospect of getting thrashed by waves all the more intimidating. They had one thing going for them, though, Woodrow said. They were trained to follow orders, and she and Tapp had recruited a battalion of volunteer surf instructors -- including physicians and therapists -- to lead the mission.
On his very first day as a surfer, Pineda stood up on a board. Now that he's been back several times, he rides everything. Small rollers. Right breaks. Even waves that are probably too big, but no instructor is inclined to hold him back.
"Yeah, Richard!" is heard over and over at Zuma, as a smiling Pineda comes barreling toward the shore in a spray of white foam.
"He's a horse," VA psychiatrist and longtime surfer Jon Sherin told me as we bobbed in the waves and watched Pineda ride to shore time after time in his low stance, arms extended like wings.
Sherin, associate chief of psychiatry and mental health, has given surfing pointers to vets battling post-traumatic stress disorder, and he's also helped paraplegics and a quadriplegic ride waves.
"Whether you agree with the war or not," Sherin said, "we have a duty to help look after them and re-integrate them."
Surfer that he is, Sherin said there's something Zen about riding waves and being present in the moment, rather than in a constant reflection of lingering pain and stress. For vets, in particular, he thinks standing up on a board with a tidal force at your back helps to "de-mysticize and de-energize fear."


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Heaven Is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back
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Do you remember the hospital, Colton? Sonja said. Yes, mommy, I remember, he said. Thats where the angels sang to me.
When Colton Burpo made it through an emergency appendectomy, his family was overjoyed at his miraculous survival. What they werent expecting, though, was the story that emerged in the months that followeda story as beautiful as it was extraordinary, detailing their little boys trip to heaven and back.
Colton, not yet four years old, told his parents he left his body during the surgeryand authenticated that claim by describing exactly what his parents were doing in another part of the hospital while he was being operated on. He talked of visiting heaven and relayed stories told to him by people he met there whom he had never met in life, sharing events that happened even before he was born. He also astonished his parents with descriptions and obscure details about heaven that matched the Bible exactly, though he had not yet learned to read.
With disarming innocence and the plainspoken boldness of a child, Colton tells of meeting long-departed family members. He describes Jesus, the angels, how really, really big God is, and how much God loves us. Retold by his father, but using Coltons uniquely simple words, Heaven Is for Real offers a glimpse of the world that awaits us, where as Colton says, Nobody is old and nobody wears glasses.
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Everton had a boost before they'd kicked a ball in May.
Aston Villa lost 2-0 at home to Wigan, meaning the Blues needed jsut one point from their remaining two games to secure fifth place and a return to the Uefa Cup.
And they were close to securing that point at Arsenal. The Toffees resolutely held the Gunners off for 75 minutes before Nicklas Bendtner produced a powerful header that settled the game.
Nevertheless, Everton's fate was in their own hands; a point at home to Newcastle on the final day would be enough for fifth spot.
Aston Villa were playing at West Ham, praying for a slip up at Goodison.
Once the game kicked off, Everton appeared to be playing unshackled - exhibiting some of their best football of the season. After numerous chances, Yakubu nodded home Manuel Fernandes'pinpoint delivery. He was the first player since Peter Beardsley in 1992 to score 20 times in a season.
Just after half time Michael Owen squeezed home a penalty but soon after Goodison was in raptures again.
Joleon Lescott reached his own personal milestone - 10 goals for the season - when he clinically sidefooted home another exquisite Fernandes ball.
There was still time for another landmark - Everton's first penalty award in the league this season had David Moyes grinning on the touchline.
Yakubu dispatched the ball past Steve Harper and the end of season lap of honour was completed in gleeful circumstances.
Inevitably, at the end of the season there were departures from the playing staff. Before the Newcastle game it was confirmed that Stefan Wessels and Thomas Gravesen had come to the end of their Everton stints.
Then, a week after the end of the season, Lee Carsley made the decision to end his six year tenure on Merseyside. He promptly joined up with Birmingham City.


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Categories > Books > Harry Potter > Triangle Complex
Chapter 12 Reviews
Dumbledore thinks that something drastically must happen in order to win the fight against Voldemort ... and he finds an ancient disease, which turns the three victims into walking bombs ... he inf...
Triangle Complex
(#) DrT 2006-11-16 05:41:02 AM"so long as he found two virgins, consumed them within one month and that they must live together within a radius of 25 meters"
If Harry consumes them (with mustard? or BBQ sauce?) they won't be living near him.
Author's responseWell … you would not laugh at a poor, silly flying Dutchman, who tries to write some words in English, would you?
Anyhow, that would be an other genre in FicWad. We might suggest that to them.
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(#) Dragen 2006-11-17 01:32:05 PMNot a bad start to the story, but poor Harry, Ginny and Romilda... I hope they work some out soon. And I hope that you do more then ten chapters.
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Fulbright Features: Bulgaria teaching adventure filled with everyday lessons
Penn State students are traveling around the world to conduct research, teach English, attend masters degree programs and more as part of the Fulbright Scholar Program, a highly sought-after nine-month international educational exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State. In this new essay series, Penn State student Fulbright winners who have returned from or are about to embark on their research trips share their reflections. Dana Ray talks about her experiences in and out of the classroom as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Bulgaria.
Redifer Dining Commons promotes sustainable eating with dinner of local foods
On-campus dining locations have taken advantage of local food options, creating healthier meals for students while raising awareness around the issues of sustainability and buying local.
The Arboretum at Penn State hosts pumpkin festival Oct. 5-11
A pumpkin-carving contest and lighted jack-o'-lantern display will highlight The Arboretum at Penn State's fourth Pumpkin Festival, Oct. 5-11.
Pegula Ice Arena hosts free Learn to Curl event Oct. 4
Pegula Ice Arena, in conjunction with the Centre County Curling Club and USA Curling, will host a free Learn to Curl event at the facility from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 4.
Berks campus community comes together for Unity Day
Unity Day, an annual Penn State event that helps bring students, faculty, staff and the community together to celebrate diversity, will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014. The official kick-off will be at 1 p.m. at the Perkins Plaza. All Unity Day activities are free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
PA Green Colleges to hold sustainability conference at Penn State
Pennsylvania Environmental Resource Consortium (PERC) is hosting its fall conference and annual meeting at Penn State on Nov. 12. The event, "Engaging Sustainability," will focus on Pennsylvania campuses' engagement in sustainability efforts.
Interdisciplinary team aims to predict the future of Antarctic ice
The National Science Foundation's Division of Mathematical Sciences has awarded more than $500,000 to Penn State to develop new statistical methods needed for predicting the future of Antarctic ice sheets, which now are melting at an alarming rate. Using information gleaned from geologic data from the past 20,000 years, the scientists also will apply their new methods to provide a better understanding of the past and current behavior of the ice sheets.
Bike-to-Work Day will highlight campus, community efforts
The Fall Bike-to-Work Day will celebrate efforts to enhance sustainable transportation from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, at College Avenue and Allen Street in State College, Pennsylvania.
Workshop discusses student loan repayment
A workshop focused on avoiding borrowing mistakes and student loan repayment strategies is set for 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 8 in Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library.
State College Borough to host neighborhood conversation, resource fair
Penn State students make up a large part of the State College community, and borough officials want to hear from them. The next Casual Conversation and Coffee, a gathering to provide residents an opportunity to engage in conversation, is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 1. Borough officials will also hold the ninth annual Community Resource Fair on from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4, in the State College Municipal Building.
Sister of Nicole Brown Simpson to discuss domestic violence on Oct. 6
Denise Brown led a life remarkable only in its normalcy until June 12, 1994, when her sister, Nicole Brown Simpson, was murdered. Since 1995, Brown has traveled to various states discussing the epidemic of domestic violence. She will speak at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 6 in Heritage Hall in the HUB-Robeson Center.
Learn how to recognize, intervene in domestic violence cases
October has been designated National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A goal of the month-long campaign is to not only raise awareness of this crime, but also to empower everyone to take steps to end it.
Fulbright Features: Tanzania research opportunity gives student new experience
Penn State students are traveling around the world to conduct research, teach English, attend masters degree programs and more as part of the Fulbright Scholar Program, a highly sought-after nine-month international educational exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State. In this new essay series, Penn State student Fulbright winners who have returned from or are about to embark on their research trips share their reflections. Michael Henry talks about his experience being recruited to assist with malaria research in Tanzania.
'Schooling the World' screening, discussion planned for Oct. 6
Documentary film maker Carol Black will visit Penn State on Oct. 6 to attend a free public screening of her film, "Schooling the World: The White Man's Last Burden." Following the screening, Black will participate in a discussion from 7 to 9 p.m. in 113 IST Building.
Schuylkill takes first place as 'In-state Alumni Group' in homecoming parade
The Penn State Schuylkill Alumni Society was represented by students, alumni and staff in the annual homecoming parade that took place on Sept. 26 at the University Park campus. The group won first place in the category of In-state Alumni Group and was presented with a check for $500.00.


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Music: Berkeley old time music convention
Friday, September 19 | 12-3 p.m. | 125, the Elkus Room Morrison Hall
The Berkeley Old Time Music convention will host a panel discussion and jam session. Panelists include the Onlies, juniors at Garfield High School (Seattle) who have been playing music together since they were two years old. The trio sings and plays fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo and piano, and writes original material. They each have a personal passion: old-time Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton music. A jam session on the faculty glade will follow the discussion.
Film: Lolita
Friday, September 19 | 7:30 p.m. | PFA Theater
Vladimir Nabokov's literary lovechild Lolita was bound to make a sensational film, in both senses of the word. A mere stutter of a man, Humbert Humbert (James Mason) is feloniously fixated on "nymphets," young girls hovering around the fragile age of fourteen. He meets just such an alarming siren, the fondly labeled Lolita, played by Sue Lyons. Yet this noxious nymphet has a second suitor, the strangely disguised Quilty, a masquerade of roles by Peter Sellers. Lolita seduces the helpless Humbert and the rest is his story and his downfall. Kubrick's adaptation replicates the Russian writer's black humor with unblinking cool.$5.50 BAM/PFA members, UC Berkeley students, $6.50 UC Berkeley faculty, staff, and retirees; Non-UC Berkeley students; Senior citizens (65 & over); Disabled persons; Youth (17 & under), $9.50 General Admission
Buy tickets online, or by calling 510-642-5249.
Conference: Black lives matter – police violence, prisons and freedom visions
Friday, September 19 | 5-7 p.m. | D37 Hearst Field Annex
This conference will bring together local activists, educators and authors to discuss the events in Ferguson and elsewhere, police and prison violence, and a visionary movement building for racial and gender justice.
Conference: Nuclear options, behind the US-South Korea conflict
Friday, September 19 | 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. | 180 Doe Library
Nuclear power turned to weaponry is a dire threat at any time, never more so than in an unstable international climate. At the same time, nuclear power is embraced by South Korea not only as a clean and relatively inexpensive option for its energy-hungry economy, but as a promising export in itself, and an avenue of lucrative technology transfer. The threat of international proliferation has raised concern over South Korea's latest development: an improved method for treating spent fuel for future re-use. This symposium will attempt to unpack the political, historical, economic, and scientific issues, and illuminate the larger picture of the role of nuclear power in contemporary geo-politics.
Lecture: The two-way street between social science and nuclear policy
Friday, September 19 | 12-1:30 p.m. | 223 Moses Hall
Scott Sagan, author and professor of political science at Stanford University, will discuss nuclear strategy, national security, and lessons to be learned from past mistakes with regard to nuclear policies. Sagan has served as a consultant to the office of the Secretary of Defense and at both the Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories.
Exhibit: Geta Brătescu
July 25 – September 28, 2014 every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
MATRIX 254 features the work of Romanian artist Geta Brătescu (b. 1926), who has been living and working in Bucharest since the 1950s. Working across a wide range of media (graphic design, drawing, video, textiles, performance, installation, photography, and printmaking), Brătescu is a central figure in postwar Romanian art. Due primarily to Communist leader Nicolae Ceauşescu's totalitarian regime (1967–89), which suppressed the work of avant-garde artists living and working in Romania, and the subsequent political isolation of the country, Brătescu's work was little known to international audiences until recently. For MATRIX 254, Brătescu's first solo exhibition in a U.S. museum, the artist presents a focused selection of key works made between the years 1977 and 2000.Free BAM/PFA member; Cal Student, Staff, Faculty, and retirees; Children (12 and under), $10 Adults (18-64), $7 Non-UC Berkeley students, senior citizens (65 & over), disabled patrons, young adults (13-17)
Exhibit: Scores for a Room
September 17 – October 17, 2014 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | 12-5 p.m. | Worth Ryder Art Gallery - Kroeber 116 Kroeber Hall
The Worth Ryder Art Gallery presents Scores for a Room with work by David Haxton and Jim Melchert. Guest curated by Tanya Zimbardo, the exhibition brings together for the first time historic works by these two artists, exploring their different approaches to the description of space through structured activity performed for the camera. Both renowned artists turned to the projected image in the seventies, highlighting the shifting awareness of spatial perception in the interaction between illusionistic filmed space and a physical location.
Preview: Coming Attractions Fall 2014
September 8 – December 15, 2014 every day | Various locations, campuswide
World politics, world-class artistry, Homecoming weekend — just some of what's happening at Berkeley this fall. The semester brings the Australian Ballet, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Willem Dafoe, weekly discussions on the Middle East. And did we mention the 50th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement? For a look at what's ahead this semester, see the fall round up.
Exhibit: Gourmet Ghettos, Modern Food Rituals
August 28 – December 19, 2014 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (2121 Allston Way)
For thousands of years, food rituals have been essential to constructing and maintaining Jewish identities throughout the diaspora. But the significance of these rituals might be more pervasive than we think. Gourmet Ghettos: Modern Food Rituals explores the broader linkages between food, ritual, identity, and activism that inform Jewish life.
Exhibit: John Zurier
September 12 – December 21, 2014 every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Berkeley-based artist John Zurier (b. 1956) paints abstract, luminous canvases with hand-mixed pigments that range from subtle, muted earth tones to vibrant, saturated hues. He uses a wide range of brushwork and surface treatments to draw attention to the varied textures of the canvas—often applying distemper (a tempera paint made with dry pigments in animal glue) in thin brushy layers—to capture qualities of light and the changing effects of the atmosphere. Informed by a wide range of references—Abstract Expressionism, Italian Renaissance painting, Minimalism, Japanese painting, and poetry—Zurier's work transcends the mundane to enter an affective realm.$10 General Admission, $7 Non-UC Berkeley students; Senior citizens (65 & over); Disabled persons; Young adults (13-17), $0 BAM/PFA Members; UC Berkeley students, faculty, staff, and retirees; Children (12&under)
Exhibit: Hard Words – Memory and death in the wild west
August 25, 2014 – February 20, 2015 every day | 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. | Geballe Room, 220 Stephens Hall Stephens Hall
An exhibition of Peter Koch's striking prints assembled from re-configured photographs, historical documents, manuscript journals and old newspaper engravings; accompanied by short legends written by the artist, hand-set in antique lead and wood type. The prints are accompanied by selected texts appropriated from the writings of Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Ross Cox, William T. Hornaday, L.A. Huffman, Elers Koch, and others.
Exhibit: Birds Do It, Bees Do It
September 8, 2014 – February 28, 2015 every day | Bernice Layne Brown Gallery Doe Library
From junior high school hygiene films to websites, public health campaigns, scientific studies, children's books, bodice-ripper novels and (sometimes) parents, Americans have always found ways to learn about sex. That information has at times been incorrect or incomplete, and has rarely been delivered without a larger political or moral agenda. While attitudes towards sex education swing from the blissfulness of ignorance to the empowerment of liberation, every generation finds new ways to answer the old questions. Our desire to learn about desire has not changed. This exhibition draws from the resources of campus libraries, from our academic programs, and from social services provided for the Berkeley campus community.
Music: Berkeley world music festival
Saturday, September 20 | 12-6 p.m. | People's Park, Between Dwight Way and Haste St. above Telegraph, Berkeley, CA, Berkeley
The Berkeley World Music Festival showcases the Bay Area's dazzling world music scene. Now in it's 11th year, BWMF invites new and returning students to it's 1st Autumn Fest on September 20th and 21st. Outdoor and café performances include the People's Park concert with Crafts Bazaar. The exciting La Misa Negra opens the concert with vintage Columbian dance hall music packed with a cabaret of horns, vocals and punk rock energy. West Coast favorite SambaDá follows with their carnival of Brazilian Samba Funk. International sonic trailblazer and headliner, Marcus James & the Wassonrai, bridge Delta Blues with West Africa. On Sunday, the Festival turns Telegraph Avenue into a street fair carnival, between Dwight Way and Durant Avenue, led by main stage performance Baraka Moon's Sufi Trance Dance music, with charismatic singer Sukhawat Ali Khan and Stephen Kent (digeridu).
Film: Giant
Saturday, September 20 | 7 p.m. | PFA Theater
James Dean burns through the wide Texas plains in this searing Western-style soap opera boasting an all-star cast: Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, Dennis Hopper, and Dean himself. A wealthy rancher (Hudson) brings his lovely new East Coast wife (Taylor) back home to Texas, where she soon grows disturbed by the land's emptiness, violence, and racism. It's a virile cowhand (Dean, of course) who most disturbs her, however, leading to an inevitable confrontation between husband, wife, workers, and family.$5.50 BAM/PFA members, UC Berkeley students, $6.50 UC Berkeley faculty, staff, and retirees; Non-UC Berkeley students; Senior citizens (65 & over); Disabled persons; Youth (17 & under), $9.50 General Admission
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Music: Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán
Saturday, September 20 | 8 p.m. | Zellerbach Hall
For over half a century, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán has been considered the finest mariachi in the world. Its current generation represents the state of the art in mariachi music—world-class vocalists and instrumentalists, flawless ensemble work, impeccable taste in arrangements and repertoire, and spellbinding showmanship. The group never fails to engage its audience to the maximum, eliciting spontaneous gritos, sing-alongs, and one ovation after another with its heart-wrenching vocals and virtuosic instrumentals.$20-56
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Film: One P.M.
Sunday, September 21 | 5 p.m. | PFA Theater
In the fall of 1968, Jean-Luc Godard embarked on his first American movie, 'One American Movie' ('One A.M.'), a Leacock-Pennebaker production. He abandoned the project well into the shooting, and this film, 'One P.M.', represents an edition of Godard's rushes mixed together with footage of Godard directing the film and engaging in other activities during his stay in the United States. This assemblage of rushes and other material by D.A. Pennebaker in no way attempts to complete Godard's film or suggest its final form. 'One P.M.' stands on its own as a fascinating document of a film-in-progress and a prodigious cineaste at work.$5.50 BAM/PFA members, UC Berkeley students, $6.50 UC Berkeley faculty, staff, and retirees; Non-UC Berkeley students; Senior citizens (65 & over); Disabled persons; Youth (17 & under), $9.50 General Admission
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Film: Letter to Jane
Sunday, September 21 | 7 p.m. | PFA Theater
This extraordinary little movie emerged from the then recently formed French Dziga Vertov film collective, led by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin. The entire premise of Letter to Jane is a deconstruction of a notorious news photograph of Jane Fonda visiting Hanoi and surrounded by Vietnamese communists. The best parts of the film function as a withering critique of the iconography of Hollywood and the (fashionably unfashionable) Hollywood star system.$5.50 BAM/PFA members, UC Berkeley students, $6.50 UC Berkeley faculty, staff, and retirees; Non-UC Berkeley students; Senior citizens (65 & over); Disabled persons; Youth (17 & under), $9.50 General Admission
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Social event: Salsa dance class
September 14 – 21, 2014 every Sunday | 8:30-10 p.m. | Chevron Auditorium International House
Salsa Classes are back with award-winning dancer Timea Potys of Sizzling Latin. Learn to salsa in the beautiful International House auditorium. No partner required.
Panel discussion: Agriculture and fracking
Monday, September 22 | 4-6 p.m. | 310 Banatao Auditorium Sutardja Dai Hall
As the process of capturing oil and natural gas through hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," expands nationally, it has come under fire for its impact on water quality and quantity, energy use, and climate change. Less explored, however, are the impacts of fracking on agriculture, the American food system, and public health. This panel will examine the direct and indirect impacts of fracking on sustainable agriculture, American farmland, rural communities, and the food supply. Are there ways to mitigate these impacts through regulation? What strategies can be employed to better protect the links between energy, agriculture and public health?
Colloquium: The stigma of mental illness
Monday, September 22 | 4-6 p.m. | Room 5 Haviland Hall
The stigma of mental illness has been implicated in reducing the access and utilization of mental health services, increasing the pain and suffering of patients and their loved ones. The media portray those with mental illnesses as out of control. Social workers see clients when they are suffering from symptoms and not when they are functioning at their best. This increases the likelihood of stigmatization that negatively impacts the delivery of services to their clients. Dr. Ruth White, author and social work researcher, will explore these issue and present ways in which social workers can eliminate their stigmatization of clients and clients stigmatization of themselves.
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The current mayor, Kenneth Melvin took home 389 votes (41%), while Rob Gowin took home 426 (44%) and William Igbokwe pulled in 147 (15%).
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Travis Gill and his two buddies spent nearly four hours trying to catch the 13-foot alligator. The three were hunting near the Perdido River in Escambia County when they spotted the gator.
Gill said he's handled a couple of 11-footers but this catch is the largest he's ever mounted.
Florida Fish and Wildlife said alligator season opened August 15th and closes November 1st. So far, they have issued more than 6,300 permits.
The department's experts said only five to ten alligators each year are over 13-feet long.
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My mom gave me this perfume as my wedding gift in 2007 and I'm still halfway through. It is and still is my mom's all time favorite though. Honestly it wasn't my total favorite but the scent is acceptable and I usually wear it for special occasions like dinner parties or weddings due to it high silage and superb long lasting power. It is seriously a very strong perfume, so use sparingly. It lasts all day so only a little is needed. Smells as if there is a billion types of flowers being squeezed in a bottle. Classically powdery but nice and warmth. It surely made me feel classy and in control. Super pricey indeed for me but will buy it again if I ran out. Reserved only for special occasions only.
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I wore this on my wedding day and I love it. Floral rose with powder and a hint of spice- very classic and almost old-world, if you will. Reminds me of Europe!!
Lots of people think this is old-ladyish, too powdery, too strong - heard all of that and more. I think it is imperative that one a) not put too much of this on, regardless of formulation b) WAIT for the fragrance to settle (at least an hour, maybe two), and c) wear it for at least 3 days, through different humidity before you make your decision. If you hate it right off the bat, I get that, BUT this is a scent that really takes a long time to settle down and and I find it smells different in different weather.
I love this stuff, wear it often and it takes a very small amount - even with the EDT. I've used the EDT and EDP, and I actually like the EDT a bit better - but that may be too that I have the EDT in a vintage refillable from the 70s. (I love vintage).
Anyway, everyone should try it - and give it a chance - it's a classic for a good reason.
Extreme migraine trigger, can't come near anyone wearing this. Pretty, but not worth it.
I can never be without it. This is what a classic fragrance should smell like.
My husband got this for me while killing time in a duty free shop at the Orlando airport. I tried it right away, since I had not used any fragrance that day and so it wouldn't be competing with another scent.
I want to like it, but I can't bring myself to try it again. I certainly would not wear it to work while still in the "deciding" stage, so it will have to be a weekend project.
It's an iconic luxury fragrance with a long history, which makes me feel like I should like it. However, if I tried it as a blind test there is no way I would ever entertain purchasing or asking for this fragrance as it stands now.
I know it is expensive, and it is very clever packaging: 3 20 ml EDP spray bottles that fit into a sleek and chic black "lacquer" and gold case that looks like an oversize lipstick--you twist the top counterclockwise and the atomizer pops up--twist it clockwise and the atomizer recedes back into the case. 3 20 ml bottles is just over 2 oz of fragrance--even if I use this every day it will take many months to use up and I am really trying to have only 2 or 3 fragrances at a time that I use up before getting a replacement or something completely different.
I will edit after I decide yay or nay, but I think I am sadly leaning toward nay on this.
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When I was young I didn´t like this perfume. I thought it was for mature women. However, when I turned 50 years old I bought it and I felt in love with it. At my age I find it very sensual and sophisticated. It is not my signature scent, but I use it on special occasions. Certainly is a perfume that I return to buy when it's over.
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I love this for winter-the aldehydes are weird and sparkly and it's interesting.
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I bought this perfume due to the marketing and from the crazed hype over this product featured in magazines. The service and special feeling of purchasing a Chanel product also added to the experience. However, the scent on the testing paper and me was totally different which I was extremely disappointed. On me it became a scent that I would associate with more mature perfume users. However, after a few hours had passed, it become a beautiful scent.
I am quite conflicted over this perfume as I dislike the overpowering initial scent but do love the resulting scent once the initial scent dissipates. However, due to the longevity of this perfume which i find quite rare, i have decided to give it a higher rating.
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I will forever purchase Chanel no. 5 as this is the first fragrance I received from my mother as a teen.
Chanel No 5 is a Floral Aldehyde fragrance. This is my classic go to scent because I love to smell fresh and powdery. I layer the fragrance along with the body mist and velvet body cream.
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2013 became the year of no. 5 as I ended up purchasing the Velvet Body Cream, Intense Bath Oil and the EDP. I also managed to get my mitts on a sample of the EDT. I'd been avoiding no 5 for years,since the early 90's when I first got into Chanel fragrances as a middle schooler, due to the extreme aldehydic nature of the fragrance. Made it a point over the years to try it out at least once a year to see if my nose had changed towards it. Every time I'd sniff or sample no 5 my throat would feel like someone had stuffed a ball of cotton down it and it would start to close up. Then this past Fall I tried again on the EDT this time wearing it for the whole day a few times over the course of a week and I had to keep myself from running to the sink to brillo it off my wrist. Verdict was that the EDT was not working and I don't think it ever will. What got me hooked on no 5 though was the Velvet Body Cream after I was given a sample sachet at Nordstrom. I'd been using it off and on and I didn't love it but I didn't hate it. One night I decided I was going to really give the cream a try and kept using it before bed. This led to me falling in love. The vetiver and lemon note really pops out in the cream and I just adore it. I can smell the aldehydes but it's not as harsh as in the EDT. This then led to me buying the cream and eventually the EDP which is a more heavy 80's style fragrance, almost as if the perfumer were trying to skirt the edge of an 80's oriental but only a smidge. The EDP is heavier on the jasmine and vanilla and the aldehydes are there but not similar to the ones in the EDT. The EDP I can wear comfortably and it's definitely good for colder weather and can be worn with everything. I do believe now that my dislike over the years was due to the fact that I kept grabbing the EDT (and because I was familiar with the square tube like container as I had a bottle of no 19 EDT in the same shape). I know now that each of the different concentrations in the no 5 line is slightly modified. The notes are the same but tweaked up or down and differently for each concentration. Same goes for Chanel's other fragrances as well, btw. I've not tried the parfum yet but I plan to purchase a bottle in the future. I know that purists say that the EDT is the way to go but I just can't do it. Maybe I'll try again next year. I also noticed that when I wear the cream and the EDP it is very calming and keeps anxiety down. I did some searching and found out that no 5 contains rose and jasmine. Both of these oils help with reducing stress. Rose oil causes the brain to stop pumping out cortisol, which is the stress hormone, and jasmine oil is also a stress reducer and has been found, for example, to act as a tranquilizer on rats and people who are getting off of certain prescription drugs. I noticed the calming effect when I used the cream and later noticed that the EDP has the same affect on me. It also contains ylang ylang oil which has been found to be a stress reducer. Very nice to be able to not only smell and enjoy a scent but that it also contributes to a peaceful mind. Will always have this fragrance in my collection!
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Patience pays with these 2 stocks
A couple of slow-moving telecoms are finally hitting 52-week highs. With dividends that rival those of utility companies, they are still worth buying.
By Jim Cramer, TheStreet
At last, patience is being rewarded. For the longest time, whenever I was asked about stocks, which ones to buy, I almost always answered Apple (AAPL), Verizon (VZ) or AT&T (T). My thinking was that I wanted to have a high flier I believed in, a low flier I trusted.
Apple has been nothing but net forever. Just a huge win that keeps on giving, and you know I think it will get to $325 pretty easily. (That's been my price target, and I wish that people on Twitter would subscribe to RealMoney and ActionAlertsPlus so they wouldn't keep asking me if I still like it. I don't answer the question.)
But Verizon and AT&T? Good grief, these two have taken forever to move. At least you could reinvest the dividend, making them the ultimate pay-you-to-wait equities.
Now here they are, both hitting 52-week highs, up 26% and 15%, respectively, year over year. I know it may seem like I am being greedy, but I would still buy them, because Verizon yields 5.9% and AT&T yields 5.78% and, to me, their dividends are every bit as safe as, if not better than, most of the utilities people buy instead.
Verizon has completed a huge build-out and is having success with FiOS, even if Wall Street has pooh-poohed the effort. AT&T has the iPhone, and it is so great that people are willing to put up with spotty service to have it.
Both are benefiting from a better business tone in the country -- something I think is happening, even if the media doesn't -- because it can offset the deactivation of landlines by individual households.
The payouts are easily made. And raised.
The two stocks can easily trade to a 5% yield flat.
And I think that they will.
Patience, at last, rewarded.
At the time of publication, Cramer was long AAPL.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Dec. 18, 2012) – The Rutgers Volleyball program has launched a fundraising campaign to renovate its locker room that will give the coaches and student-athletes a better experience and help with recruiting efforts.
The goal of R Volleyball Locker Room Campaign is $65,000. Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, the program has received a challenge gift of $32,500. If the program receives $32,500 in commitments from our alumni, parents and friends by June 30, 2013, our anonymous donor will match the gifts to complete the renovation project.
"We're excited about starting the locker room campaign," said head volleyball coach CJ Werneke. "We need the support of alumni and friends of the program. We're off to a great start with an anonymous challenge gift of $32,500 and if you get behind this, you will be happy with the end result."
The proposed renovations will include an expanded locker room with new state-of-the-art lockers, a fresh coat of paint, a "Block R" branded carpet, improved lighting, a drop ceiling and more.
There are many ways you can lend support and help the program obtain the matching gift – one of the most impactful opportunities is by naming a locker. You can do so by making a pledge of $5,000 over a period of five years. Each named locker will contain a personalized plaque in recognition of the gift and the donor's name will appear on a donor wall just outside the locker room.
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The inspiration for this collection came from my dog Coco when I noticed how the colors in his beautiful coat merged from a rich cocoa to a caramel to a creamy white. I wanted to create the same ombre effect on leather where the different gradients of color merge and complement one another.
The Leather is hand shaded and then hand stitched to create this gorgeous 'T' weave effect. This box clutch is lined in black velvet and big enough for your i phone, lipstick, keys and credit cards. Hold it like a clutch or sling it. The clutch comes with a dust cover and a care booklet.
10 cm x 16 cm x 5 cm. Detachable chain handle, drop 55 cm.
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Anonymous said: What does the purple sash on the cross mean
Before Jesus was crucified the roman soldiers but a purple robe on him.
They dressed Him up in purple, and after twisting a crown of thorns, they put it on Him." - Mark 15:17
"After they had mocked Him, they took the purple robe off Him and put His own garments on Him. And they led Him out to crucify Him." - Mark 15:20
"And the soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and put it on His head, and put a purple robe on Him." - John 19:2
"Jesus then came out, wearing the crown of thorns and the purple robe. Pilate said to them, "Behold, the Man!" - John 19:5
& the purple sash symbolizes the rightful kingship of Jesus as He is resurrected back to life to reign over all creation.
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12 U.S. Code § 1831b - Disclosures with respect to certain federally related mortgage loans
(a) Identity of beneficiary interest as condition for a loan; report to Corporation
No insured depository institution, insured branch of a foreign bank, or mutual savings or cooperative bank which is not an insured depository institution, shall make any federally related mortgage loan to any agent, trustee, nominee, or other person acting in a fiduciary capacity without the prior condition that the identity of the person receiving the beneficial interest of such loan shall at all times be revealed to the insured depository institution, insured branch, or bank. At the request of the Corporation, the insured depository institution, insured branch, or bank shall report to the Corporation on the identity of such person and the nature and amount of the loan, discount, or other extension of credit.
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In addition to other available remedies, this section may be enforced with respect to mutual savings and cooperative banks which are not insured depository institutions in accordance with section 1818 of this title, and for such purpose such mutual savings and cooperative banks shall be held and considered to be State nonmember insured banks and the appropriate Federal agency with respect to such mutual savings and cooperative banks shall be the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Source(Sept. 21, 1950, ch. 967, § 2[25], as added Pub. L. 93–533, § 11(a),Dec. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 1729; amended Pub. L. 95–369, § 6(c)(30),Sept. 17, 1978, 92 Stat. 620; Pub. L. 101–73, title II, § 201(a),Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 187; Pub. L. 103–325, title VI, § 602(a)(55),Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2290.)
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1989—Pub. L. 101–73substituted references to insured depository institutions for references to insured banks wherever appearing in this section.
1978—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 95–369inserted "insured branch of a foreign bank" after "No insured bank".
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Section effective 180 days after Dec. 22, 1974, see section 20 ofPub. L. 93–533, set out as a note under section 2601 of this title.
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Pub. L. 93–533, § 11(c),Dec. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 1729, provided that: "The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or the Federal Home Loan Bank Board as appropriate may by regulation exempt classes or types of transactions from the provisions added by this section [enacting this section and section 1730f of this title] if the Corporation or the Board determines that the purposes of such provisions would not be advanced materially by their application to such transactions."
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Here is one of the many articles out there. Same ole crap as the 3.0 days.
How come every new product apple brings out theres always an update right off the bat? They cant ever bring out a solid product for us to enjoy!
What is the update supposed to do other than "supposedly fix the iPhone 4 reception issues"?
i dont mind waiting for Apple to release first. If they play dirty and wait for dev-team to release first than dev-team should postpone and make apple release 4.0.1 first.
Go dev-team
I don't think apple cares. Or perhaps apple do care about the jailbreak. Imagine, how many users bought the ip4 because it would be eventually jailbroken.
Jailed iPhone is boring. End of
There is a Guy on Twitter saying he has a leak(beta) of the Jailbreak and will be releasing it at 3pm.PST...
Cant wait to test it...
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Citrus County man who fled with two of his daughters from their home in Inverness was found and taken into custody in Montana.
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Related story: 09/09/2013 Citrus deputies search for father who fled with children
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Ceremony Dates
UCM has graduation ceremonies twice per year, in May and December. The graduate student ceremony is held on Friday evening of finals week and two undergraduate student ceremonies (divided based on academic college) are held on Saturday following finals week.
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Students finishing degree requirements in May or December are not permitted to participate in earlier semester ceremonies. Graduates who wish to participate in a later ceremony, may make arrangements through the Registrar's Office (for undergraduates) or the Graduate School (for graduate students).
Fall 2014 Graduate Commencement
Friday, December 12, 2014
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Saturday, December 13, 2014
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Vol. 16, No.5October 1992
Thunder Style TaijiquanAdam Hsu writes about the Thunder Style Taijiquan and its re-emergence after the discovery of the village where it was started and the resumption of teaching by the senior practitioners.
The Deadly Art of 'S'Peter Capell writes about the way Lu Ping Zhang uses and teaches the "S" principle as an important push hands and self-defense technique in Tai Chi Chuan.
How Tai Chi and Qigong Work to Improve Health Conditions and Self-Defense Skills.Dr. Yang Jwing-ming discusses many aspects of Tai Chi Chuan and qigong and how practitioner can best utilize them in their practice.
Tai Chi and Wushu Versus Show FormsMike Sigman takes a look at Tai Chi Chuan and Wushu and examines their similarities. He also takes a look at how they compare to show forms.
Eight Exercises To Strengthen The WaistThese exercise have proved effective in benefiting the kidney and stimulating circulation of qi and blood and fortifying bones.
Results and Photos of The U.S. National Chinese Martial Arts Tournament on Orlando.
Will the 'Real' Chi Please Stand Up?Michael Babin discusses some aspects of ch'i cultivation and Tai Chi Chuan practice.
Foundations of Tai Chi ChuanAlan Sims writes about the importance of special exercises for beginners to learn basic principles.


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Finally, HeidiSQL has an editor for scheduled events, available since MySQL 5.1 . First ideas were implemented and committed yesterday. Thanks to all user comments and votes on issue #1527. This is a great feature for all users which normally think of creating a cron job to clean up some tables. See it in action by updating to the latest build (see "Help" > "Check for updates"). This is how it looks like:
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The use of Grand Valley logos as avatars on social media sites is reserved for use on official university sites and should not be used by individuals. Photography that represents the university in a positive light (see photography section) is acceptable and recommended if individuals wish to be represented on such sites by a Grand Valley image. See the social media section of this site for more information or go to www.gvsu.edu/socialmedia/.
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